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THE MOLSNS.13ANK
Incorporated by Aet of Parliament 1855 , •
CAPITAL PAID UP,S3,0001000
RESERVE FUND $3,0000000
—HEAD oFFIce, moNTRam..—
Fat m era' Sale Notes Cashed ow Collected Drafts on all points in the
Dominion, Great Britain, United States and all Foreign Countries lani4
.11U lal Nolti at best. rates. deposit receipts issued and highest current
rate of interest allowed. Advances made to Farmers, Stock Dealers
and Business Men at lowest atee and on most favorable terms,
—SAVINGS DANK DEPARTMENT— •
Deposits of SLIM and upwards received. interest allowed at highest
current t Utes ft orb date cd' deposit, compounded ball-) eati) and ado,
ed LO principal June 30tb and December 31(a.
ti. C. BREWER Manager, CLINTON.
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rZwawaugaster
We have concentrated all our attention,
energy, experience arid enthusiasm
' -("in this 1iii That is why we can justly
claim leadership as the
Watch - Supply - House
of this section, and provo our claim so
large and comprehensive that every
Sr ATCE NEINID
of the public c i bP supplied promptly
and satisfactorily. 'v\ e are in closest
touch with leading watch and watch case
makers.
Consult your own interest and call 'on us.
W. H. HELLYAR.
JelA eler and Optician •
—CLINTON.
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CLINTON
Houses for Sale.
1-1100c1 Cottage and two lots 011
Isaac strvct.
2--Gocd 'liaise and two lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
street.
3-Cmuforta1.le Ifc.use
cn Joseph street.
4 -Brick 1101.,e EMI MCI
street.
5 -Two IIcnsc on Rattenbury street
west.
6 ---Large Brick House, with six acres
of land, barn and drivir.g barn, good
orchard, within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
9—Frame !louse with eight acres of
land, barns and orchard, -1'611 Dinsley
Terrace
leor terms, etc., apply to
HENRY BEATTIE,
Sc,li'citor, etc.
and one lot
lots on Mary
Souvenirs
Clinton.
We have a beautiful display of
Souvenir Views of
CLINTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
CLINTON POSTOF EWE
- CLINTON STREET SCENE.
ey sell at 254: each.
Irs, Shier's VARIrry
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PURE SEED GRAIN. -,WE HAVE
opened out a Flour and 'Feed Store
and keep in .stock flour, bran, sh-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effort to procure and have
on hand a supply iof Clean Seed
Wheat and Timothy, and farmers
making their purchases from us -
can rely upon getting their • seed
as free as possible from all noX-
ions weeds.
Ford & NeNeil.
COAL !•.
LEAVE OUR ORDERS NOW
FOR YOUR SEASON'S .SUP-
•PL'S.' OF COAL. WE CARRY :
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA-
DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD.
AT THF LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE . .•
ORDERS MAY BE LE,FT AT •
DAVIS ROWLAND'S HARD-
WARE STORE OR WITH
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TliINDputA WANTEDIaa TENDEIRS Marriaget.
will he received by the I.COutiell of
the Township of Mullett up to 1 McEWEN.-.STANPURYm-At the resi-
n. in. onTliursday the 15th I)eeemb- deuce of the bride's parents on
er, 1901, for the erection of Con- the London Road, Stanley,' Ion
erete Abutments to support two November 17th, by Rev. R. A,
sleet bridges, -also for .a Concrete Miller, Rebecca,. eldest daughter
Arch four feet in diameter Mud eig-. of Mr. George Stanbury, •to Jas.
Wren feet lin. At the ataine time •hicEwatl•
and place, Tenders will be received McILWAIN-ROGERSON- At the
for the steel superstructure rat the home of George MePhte, Loyal
• said two. bridges, length between postollice, on Nov. Oth, by Rev. J.
abutments being 80 feet anal 16 ft L. Small, William J. aleIlwain
and 14 feet roadway. The lowest of West 'Wawanosh, to Annie Rog -
or any tender not necessarily ac- ' erson of .Loyal,
cepted, S'peeitlations for the con- ARCIIIIIA.LD-CRA,IG-aIn . Montreal
erete work can be seen at the cleric's on Nov. 7th, by Rev. Canon
olliee, Lchniesboro.-James Cam- I Renaud, William R. Archleald of
ph ell, clerk. • •46-3 i Tuckersmith, to ' Jessie V,, eldest
daughter of RObt. Craig of Craig
• • • Park, Strathaven, Seotland.
TEACHER WANTEI).-MALE TEA" )11TASON-13AR3ER-aAt the resideri-
cher as, principal for the Bayfield ee of the bride's parents on Nov.
Public School, holding .a second-, Mason to Jennie Barber, eldest
91.11, by Rev. Dr. Gundy, Robert
class certificate; professional. Ap-
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plicittions received up to Dec. 71..11, dauhter oMr. Chas. Barlibr, bo - .
1901. State salary. Duties to : th of Whigham•
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commence Jan, 2rul; .1905. Address FIR(USON-MeRAInOtanbrook
all. applications to. J, W. Tippet, at the , residence of the bride's
Secretary. Box .5, Bayfield, .45-3. parents, on: Nov. lath,. by Rev.,
. D. B. McRae, John Ferguson of
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• .•• Brussels to Lizzie, daughter o
Rev; D, B. 1VIellae of Crauhrook.
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TEACHER WANTED FOR la: S.
No. 9, Ilullett, a male o1 female,
holding either first or -second-class •
certificate. Applications received up. rrAyboit-tu. East Wawanosh - on
' to Pec. 10th and applicants to sta- November 21st, to Mr. and Mrs.
te salary. required. Duties to com- Charles Taylor, a. son.
mence 1st of January.- Apply to KNEESIIAW-.-In Goderiah on Nov.
Rundell flunking, Laudesboro P. 0. 17th,. to Mr, and Mrs. T. Xnee-
. ' 44-4 Wm.*, a son.• • .
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. • GUNDRY-In "Goderich on: Novem-
8th, to Mr, and Mrs. Thomas -
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES ANI) Guadry, • a. son.
Cattle. -The ' midersigned 'has re- GARDINER-In Exeter • on - Novem-
ceived instructions from Mr.• George • • her -14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Coleman to sell by Public Auction Gardiner; a son.. •
at 'Lot 4, Parr Line, Stanley; • en. ITOWELLIn'-Goderich .on Novembe
Saturday, Decereber 3rd,- the fol- . 12th, ' to Mr. and Mrs. '• M.•W
lowing :• 1 heavy draft 'mare 7 yea- .. Howell, a daughter.
rs old fromimported afeek, 1 bea-• 1-1OLMES-4n Goderich •on• Octobe
vy - draft filly 3 years old, ' 1 match- .• • 29th, io Mr. and Mrs, 'W. C. Hol
• ed 'team 'of .drivers. 4 and i years • .MeS, •a son; . - .. .
• 'old Wilder Lees', 1. set light dabble i IIARDY-In Goderich on November
harness, I working horsenrears 1 . .13th, to Mr. and MrsHugh liar..
old, . 8. 'Steers, 2 : years. did; '5 stfeers l' . •dy, a daughter, , . - •
I year, old, 4 cows supposed to be aPEAGEN-4n Colborne on oh NoVeniber
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in calf to thorobre.d hull, lf due on .- 14th, to .Mt: and Mrs. • John, Fa-
th e .261,11 • Nov.,. and 1 last of Jan. . • • gen, 'a son, .
1. farrow cow, 3 heifers 1 .year old, ' POWL1E--In ' Goderich on, November
•2 heifers 3 .yeara„ 014' supposed to be . 15th, to Mr. 'and,Mrsa. Fowlie, - a
in. calf. . Sale to 'commence • at 1 sOn! . a ' . . . ,
O'clock, sharp.. All must be 'sold • BELL -In Seaforth On November 11,
without reserve. Terms -All suns! to • Ma. and .Mr. R. P. 13011, a
of ' $10 art& limier ,eash ; 'on . over ! . • daughter. . . .
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that amount' 12 months' credit. will • MOORE-fa , :Tuakersinith on Nevem-
.be given on : approved joint notes. I . .her . nth,. to Mr. and Mrs. • Isaac
4 . per • cent per annum diatount an • Moore,. a
• credit amounts. -Geo.- Coleman, pro:. WRIGHT-4n. SeafOrth• on •November
.• prietor ; • T. Brown,. auctioneer. .• J.. 13t11, • to. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wri-
, . • . : ..• •. • .:- . . • • ;• . • alit, a tiatightet. • •
. .. • . - . : . • .1. .• . - STEWART-LIn Eafft•Hawariosh . on'
lIt'RON. COUNTY. COUNCIL,-TIIE • November 11 th, to Mr. and 'Mrs.
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council of the-- corporationle • ' 0 o • Isaac Stewait a . 8°1i
county orklertin will meet ' in the -, • ' • -• . • .. • • aa, •aa • . .. . '•'.
council : -Cbantb,er.. id Alto. -.town : of i. • * ' . ' ,, • iveams.' '• ., ,' ••• .• ..:
Goderich on Tuesday, tlie• 611t day . PAVIISON-Iti Clinton an November'
Of " December next at a 0iciocul p., 21st ,' '0 corge Elmet, son of Mr,
• in. All . accounts against the count y A.:. 0. .Pat tiami, . aged 14 .years.
Must.be placea with the Cleric by 1IANCOCK,-4n •Hutlett •on Ntivendier
• first ' day of Meet31047- W. . 17!all'6,. •• lfith, John Hancock, : 'ag'ed 813
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West Tuckersinith,
Maplehurst, the home of Mr. Geo.
Stanbury of -the London Road, was
the scene of a pretty event on the
evening of Thanksgiving day when
his eldest daughter, Rebecca, was
united in the bonda of matrimony to
'Mr. John 11.*MeRwen, one of Stan-
ley's. prosperous and progressive yo-
ung yeomen. Promptly, at 6 o'clock,
while tbebridal march was Wing
rendered by Miss Pearl Wise, the bri-
de entered the parlor where the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Miller. After the congratulations of
some fifty invited guests had been
offered the party adjourned to the
dining room where a sumptuous re-
past had been provided. The bride
WAS attired. in a gown of grey voile
with chiffon trimmings. The gromnis
present was a beautiful pearl cresce-
nt. Tho rooms were prettily decor-
ated with myrtle and chrysanthe-
11110118. Among the guests from a
distance were ; Mr. and Mrs.. J. G.
Stanbury, Exeter, Mayor Chat
and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney johns of
Seaforth, Mr. azul Mrs. • Findlay
McEwen, Mr. John Scott and Mrs.
f Scott of Clinton,' and: Mr. Anderson
of • Kippen. The best wishes of the
many friends of this popular young .
couple are extended to them in their
new home on the. 2nd concession. of
SI:alilecY
TlMisses Allen of Godertah were
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the guests several days. of the week
past or Miss C. J ohns.•
Miss • Mary Layton spent Thanks-
giving with friends' in Berlin and
Stratford,
-Miss May Dixon entertained a -num-
ber 'of her friends: to a pleasant
Thanksgiving 4.•
r Mr, and Mrs. j.• G. Crich- were the
guests of his mother, •- Mrs, George
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' Crich of 'IV:Citibank, daring the 'Thanks--
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.giving .holidays.
a • Miss Mary • Pepper has been on the
sick Eat:
Mr, Kerr of • Fergus, formerly •
Of
Kingston, andait 01(1, •
Mr, Thos. Waldren, spent Sunday •
last under .the latter's hospitable
roof. ,,Many were.. the reminiscences of
pranks played in boyhood days. .
.• Hillsgreen: • •
• Mrs. J. Watson' •Of .Torerito is vial.
it, . ,
me of • is, James
Jari•Ott, and other.' friendsa • • • .
.• • Mr, Geo. Pringle 'left town . last
w'reek'
Rev.G. Long of Harrow delivered
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j an .excellent- sermon •Sunday °Veiling
in the Methodist church. Mr. .Long's
friendswere all .pleased to see him
.Clerk ',Dated Nov. 21si 1904. 46-3 • • it '
hieMURRAY-In :Bayfield oit••NoviatiLl
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• ' 1 : her 22nd; Mrs'. Jane Me811.1P:ag,
STOCK ..FOR • . SALE. -AT OUR !' aged •:.70 years. a • • • • •
farm on•• .the London Road; -one Seaforth on November':
' Mile. SOU 41 of town., pure bred •Ilth, Medora Evelyn, itife.nt,
dan-
Sh.orthorji Cattle, both males and " ghter. ot Mi.- P. A. Reeve's, aged
fainales, different ages, at low 6 months. and 11 days. •
price, quality Considered. • Also a FISIIER-4n. Colborne township on
• nomber of iMproved large. York- ' November 14th, Catherine Akin,
shire Pigs, all ages,•first class ; : wife or Peter Fisher, aged 83,
breeding. stackaforfarmers, and at ! years and .1 month, . .
low piice Come and see.aalt• GRIGG:-In East. Wawanosh an Nov,'
• Plumsteel, •' 13th, Wilfiam Grig,g, aged 55 yea-,
•I • ta, 3 month's and 13 day.
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. •McINTOSH-At the residence of hei:
FARM FOR SALE-THEUNDER-.' .daughter,' Mrs...1-1a.tty aleIntost,.
signed offers for.sale 10'21, Lon- in Rapid City, Manitoba, 'on Nov,
don Road,' Stanley; Consiating of 1 . 15th, Sarah McLean, wife of Mr,
:100 acres, .00. dates cleared, balance ' . William McIntosh of ,1V1eXil1op,
hardwood bush: Well watered and aged 55 years, 7. Months, :and 5
fenced. • la Miles from Iltireefield dayn: • ,
-and 5, from Clinton. Will be • sold a . • • •
on reasonable terms •as the: pro- 1
prietor 'in .other business. : For • FOR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER
further ;particulars apply tb. . F. of:. shares in • an Agricultural Int:- •
Tomlinson, Brueefield P.' 0. 42' . plemeet Manufacturing Commits,
• , • which has-been in Successill :mt.ta77.
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tion ainee 1868
FARM: FOR • SALE, -LOT 11, CON. owing to increasing reauda fir
. • Enlatging factory
4, Stanley township, .containiag'100 Companies! .goods. • Pays 8 • pet
acres, about; 85 at res. cleared, the cerit. " Per • arinem, :ioileresa payable
balance 'hardwoed hash containing a half -yearly. Apply 'alias. Pates •
lot of hemlock and other valuable Commercial Hotel.. 164
timber'. The place is:site:Veil t.bOut ' •
2 miles from Varna a,ncl Brueeflehr,
and. 11 miles from s'chool, is wen. bOm14tIo WANTED. -:-SMALL FA-
• watered and well fenced .and in a' oillya.-Mrsa' T;-Jaeksen Sr; • 45.
good state 'of cultivation, There • . .•• .•
is 7 acres oi 'fall' wheat, , also 12 • •
acres ploughed and all seeded ex- BOY WANTED TO LEARN .TUE
sept .15 acres; :Frame house • and btatiag.-4,
good • out buildings. • Possession
von at any tithe. Terms made cagy . •
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to suit the purcha.set, For further • GIRL 'WANTED 'FOR GENERAL
particulars apply to. Samuel Reid, house work. Apply to Mrs, • Geo.
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111 OUR MOTTO
X GOOD. GOODS at LOW PRICES::
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We have just got a chance for. another big bars +
+ gain for our customers,about 3000 yards of Fh.n
, nelettes,, best of patterns.:
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W. J. Stevenson.
RUBBER SALE
NOW ON
A small boy is always curious to
know whatZs inside things. Many ot
the older people would do .well • to
imitate his example by inveOlgaping
what'a' inside this fine Shoe • Stem,
for they .would find among other
things a new lot of
Rubbers and
Rubber Boots
Come in and,ilook DIM over. The
prices will make you glad to part
with your money.
• We have new dinner setts int
arrived, in stock patterns, which we
I are selling very cheap, also fancy
china.
Our Groceries
are always fresh and cheap as the
cheapeat.
Highest price for good hater and
eggs.
R. GRAHAM
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X 1 34 inch- Flannelette worth 10c, will sell for 8c *
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These ore genuine bargains, nothing like them. :?
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.fr. to be had for the money outside our store, f
. , • DRESS GOODS• ., .
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„•, -Weiare working up A trade in Dross Goods by keeping— x.
fr.—stylish Goode and selling them from 10 to In per wilt.- '44
-less than regular prices. Come and see them, •••
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-We have them at right • prices and n p.toala tea No old-
)* -stock, all are new goods made by the best tankers in-
.( -Toronto.
• -We have our store full of new goods in all the Stn.nle-
ata. -tines usually carried, too many lines to give a deserip--
-tion of each line. Come and get what you wantfit-
alto -lowest price. We won't he undatsold by anyone the-
-Dry Goods horsiness in Clot hing,Undertvent and Blank.-
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We have the hest WoOl plan this fall that we have -a
-ever had.
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HAPPY AND IlALTIIY.
A, Beautiful Canadian.Girl Saved. From
Catarrh o1 the Lungs by 1)e-ru.na.
• • Miss Florence E. 11'.ottah, 434 Maria street, Ottawa, Ont.; writplg ; • 61.
f.! 44 few months ago 1 canght a severe cold, which Settled on my
lungs and remai.neci there so persistently thot I became alarmed. 1
took medicine without benefit, until my dig,pstivo organs" became
npse4 and my bad and back began to ache severely and frequently.
6'1 was advised to try Peruna, cncl although I had little faith 1 •
felt so sick that I was ready 0 try anything. It brought Mc ,blessed
rollef at once,and I felt.that I had the .right medicine at last.• Within •
three weeks I .was .corniVetely restored 'and have enjoyed perfect
he0arnos'vvinhcea. the greatest t faith in Peru' na.; • F. B. IMNAlf..
OMEN'should beware Of contract- bought a bottle to'try. am pleasedVV
ing catarrh.. Tho cold Wind. and that /did, for it brought speedy relief. .
rain, slush and. zizd:of winter arc espe-: It only toOk about two bottles, and
cially conclueive to 'catarrhal. derange- considered tbia money well spent. , .
merits. Few women. escape.: . You have firm friend. in me, and /
TI on the ft st Ei to?) tchin is ds
g ... and .0 , )1000 without the means to buy, and •
Carrh. • . . . • have noticed without exceptionatht it
• . Thci•kolioaring letter givei one.young has brought about a speedy cure where-
' womates experience with,Pertinat • .• .o•ver it has been. used.” -kiss Rose
Miss Rose Garbing is a popular society- Garbing. ' •
woman. ot Ctowil l'ointaInd., and she. If. yon do not derive prompt and satis7.: • .
;writes the following: - faetOry results from the use of Peruna,
Recently T, took a long drive in the vrilito at once:to Dr. Hartman giving a
• 'country; and being too thinly. elad I full-statetrient of yonr case and he will
caught a bad cold which settled cal my- bo pleased to give. you his valuable ad-
lungs,. and virhielt. I could not seem tO vie() gratis.
shake Or. I had heard a great deal of .Address Dr, Hartman, President `of
Veanria for colds and catarrh • and I The'llartnian Sanit.ariurn;Ooluarbust,O.
p ymp ras o ea g not only adv e its use to my teen , but
cold laeruna should be taken.' It forti- have ptirehaSed several bottles to give to
lies the system a ainst colds a- t
don last week- visiting friends. sr, • .
Northaa :Workman was in Lon. johimaiswaitaamaaagagrasiniesoodmioaaalsme• amssemulzkx
The following teachers skill: That- tad • CZ 40' ,A1,, in.t lrA •
kggivitip,, at their respective homes kill 1 dlioL .2...x.tnC011.11.4 foalv of .
Messrs. R. F. Stelck, • 'J.1W.•• Hogarth,
W. E. :Jarrett and NiSs• Annie lion-
sitt. •
Quite an excitement was. caused
la-
st week' when, it immune knoWri that
a deer ' was. peaeofully, grazing on the
.flats of 'the river ••• . • •
• Mr. and Miss Islet of 131akeviajt-
0(1 at john • Turner's. Sunday. . '•
Mr. 'and Mrs. R. Makins .of Exeter
visited , at Mr. E. Troyer's Sunday.'
Mr, Geo.' Greenslade,- nether and.
siter, visited . friend's ii 'tlitai vicinity
on Sunday. • •
.Thos. Farquhar la Visiting. fri-
ends in Toronto.this week, • .a
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Stapleton
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• Erite Brown has returned from the,
Northwest. Where he was for several
nionihn. • .
"old -.Charley," the • tweritia,thiee
Year old •stailion 'Owned, by J.
•Ransiord,'•:was - sent to the ...happy
hunting grounds last 'week. He was
big' arid 'strOng and for many years
Was used on the salt ;block, but add
age was ..beginniek to telland rather
than have him neglected or .overwerk,
ed the firm decided it ,would be more
merciful to have. 'Min. despatched • as
aforesaid. •• . . •
SHE- WAS IN BED
FOR'THREE Ng.A.Rs.
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PAIN -RACKED WOMAN CORED -
. 13Y• DODD'S KIDNEY PILL'S.
STRONG S TA TEME N T •BY MRS.
HUGHES, OF MORLEY, •
, SHE'S STRONG AND HEALTHY.
ONCE MORE. • •
. Morley, Ont.,' Nov, 21-(Seecial.)
,ALA•••TA
What Dodd's 'Kidney Pills are doing
for the suffering women 'of Canada
Will never be telly known, at is
only when aortic cotirageoua•• Voltam
breaks the secreey that' coVets. wont,
an- and her troubles • that a passing
glimpse '01 their great work .is given.
loor • this reason a statement made
hy Mrs. Jas; fiughea, of this place,
is of more than. passing interest.
"a was a great .sufferer .for four
•ycars," says • Mrs, Hughes; "I• was
treated by five doctors and a apec;•.
lalist from the U. S.. I tried nearly
every kind of medicine I could hear
oi but note seemed to do me any
good." •
"1 was in bed for nearly. three
years. T had pains .my spieal (9d.
umn, in my head, over niy eyea, "a-
cross •lily Mak • and through my fait.
side, I took fourteen belles of .
Xidney Pills and now I t1,111 ,stroll; .
and able to do a good day's work,
thanks to Dodd'a Kidney '
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44 Accounts are being sent •
* out tom thls office to,those
+ of aur subscribers who are +
a in arrears. •
+ To those concerned we. *:#
O would say; Please give the •
+ matter your prompt atten- +
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30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
,-. Sale•opens•MONDAY, NOV.: 28th .:.
'Arid will continue for . One Week. .. .,
tlivink purchased a: -large consignment ofGran..
iteware at a low, rate on the dollar, we.have., de=
7,. cided to share up the prOfits with our customers
1 by giving then]. Grailiteware•at 30 per cent. disi.
count off regularprices for one Week..
. , .. Just think of it as a cOmparisciu. ,
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Ari :ArtiafQ that reuillarly sells for 2 00 only *1 40.
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arThis is certainty a money saverja
. A list of the Articles to go on . .
i)ish. Pans
Kneading Pans
Tea Kettles
Ladles
Vegetable 1)ishes
• (ullenderS
Roasting Pans
• 'Jelly Metilds
Bqrlin Cook 1 ots • ;. •
Spoons
Pie Plates
• Soap 1)islies
Jelly Plates
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