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coats - New Showerproof Coats.
Ours are just a little better made, with a littler,more style, and a
little better quality for the money, than you'll see elsewhere.
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T WIN AM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, MARCS 12, 1908,
Clinton.
111x. '.''hos. Triek has a pocket-knife
wilier he atairns td have carried for 20
years, and it is Still in excellent con,
ditio.
I1r'n. Onslow Orrell, caretaker of the
cemetery, bad an unusual experience :Al
on Monday, having Live graves open
at one and the sante time,
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Dir. Thos. Livingstone, of Ilullett,
disposed of a very fine pair of geldings
coming three years old to Mr, Rans-
for•d, for which the received $375,
Arr. Gillen, Superintendent of the 11/
Western Division, passed through
hero last week. It is pointed out by
the railway authorities that no other
practical course is open for thetn, than
to build the station at the Y. It is
also intimated that the station may
be erected this year, and will be in
keeping with the requirements of the
two lines to be served. There is
naturally considerable opposition . to .30
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the proposal to change the station's
location.
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The knitting factory is one of Clin-
ton's most progressive industries, A
little over two years ago the wheels
began to *trove, and now the plant is
Complete and modern, including, for
instance, sixty knitting machines.
They are the most tip -to -date that
money can buy and sueh.labor savers
that one man has a bank of sixteen
and another fourteen, And it is thus
throughout the industry, only the
most improved machinery being used.
An addition to the factory last fall
was the dye house of which the lower
story is used for the .dyingmachinery
and the upper for the storing of
unfinished stock. The normal capaci-
ty of the dye house is now 350 dozen
pairs of hose per day, whereas a year
ago it was but 75 dozen. There are
65 people on their pay roll and for
some time past the industry has been
running over time.
Only One Painless Corn Cure.
Hundreds have tried, but no one
has succeeded in making as good a
remedy as Patnam's Painless Corn
Extractor. Its by far the best -be-
ware of substitutes for "Putnam's."
-Alex. C. Graham and wife of Lobo
enjoy the rarej distinction of having
passed their seventy-first anniversary
of their marriage. Though Mr. Gra-
hen-NS-now-id
rahens is-noi -irf his ninetieth year, and
Mrs. Graham only about a year
younger, they are both in good health
and remarkably well preserved.
Tho Chatham News say :-"Crows
aro reported to be dying by the thou-
sands in all parts of the county. The
sleet on Saturday put the finishing
touch to their hard luck. The snow
was completely crusted over, and the
crust was too thick and strong for
their ' beaks and claws to break
through. As -a result the birds are
starving. School boys in the country
are having lots of "sport" with them,
They snowball the birds out of the
trees. The crows are too weak to get
back to the trees, and simply lie dqwn
and die on the snow."
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TELLS HOW TO MIX IT.
A well-known authority on Rheu-
matism gives the readers of a large
New York daily paper the following
valuable, yet simple and harmless pre-
scription, which any one can easily
prepare at home. .
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce ;. Compond Kargon, one ounce ;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. •
Mix by shaking well in abottle, and
take a teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime.
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good prescrip-
tion pharmacy at small cost, and, be-
ing of vegetable extraction, are harm-
less to take.
This pleasant mixture, if taken reg-
ularly for a few days, is said to over-
come almost any case of Rheumatism.
The paih and swelling, if any, dimin-
ishes with each dose, until permanent
results are obtained, and without in-
juring the stomach.. While there are
many so-called Rheumatism remedies,
patent medicines, etc. Some of which
do give relief, few really give perma-
nent results, and the above will, no
doubt, be greatly appreciated by many
sufferers here at this titnc.
Inquiry at the drug stores of this
neighborhood elicits the information
that these drugs are harmless and can
he bought separately, or the druggists
here will mix the prescription for our
readers if asked to.
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-Owen Sound town' council at its
session on Monday night passed, a by-
law compelling all persons selling milk
within the•corporation to take out a
license. All milk is to be strictly' test-
ed in future and must contain the nein
statutory standard of 31 per cent. of
butter fat and must not weigh less
than 87.50 of milk solids per centum.
Rules have also been laid down for the
care of cans ana other 'utensils used in
handling the milk and for the proper
condition of the cows and the cJeanli-
ness of their surroundings. The by-
law goes into effect on first of May,
and the intention of the authorities is
to see that it is strietly''enforeed.
Tortured trod 'tormented wttl* .111tert%
rnattsm and $ciattga'-,South Amort,
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Wender,
vire, :loin Visitor, Woodstock, N.13.,
woos; "1 had been sufferings for over
three years from muscular rheuniat'
tern Arid on one occasion I had a very
acute attach of sciatica. Poe several
weeks T was unable to walk or attend
to my household duties. rrIed sev-
oral remedies, and physicians failed to
give lyre relief, 1 saw South American
itheuinatiel Cure advertised acid
bought a bottle. It did mo a wonder -
rut lot of good. Vont bottles effected
a perfect and permanent cure.''. 0.0
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ALWAYS IN THE LEAD
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For the largest and finest selections of the following
brand uew goods, D. M, GORDON is always in the lead,
Yes, always in the lead --iii Styles, Qualities and Prices.
Why ? 3ecatie° we understand where to buy and when to
buy, so that we can give customers the very best values
obtainable in the couutry, viz., Dress Goods in all shades,
designs and textures ; special attractions in Black Silks ;
beautiful and extensive rauge of Blouses, in Silk, Muslins
and fine Lawns. See our immense stock of fine Laces, In-
sertions, Embroideries, &o, The largest and most complete
range of Window "Curtains in Lace, and charming shades
and designs °in madras Muslins. Very pretty Prints --the
prices will please you. Please come in and see the goods ;
our description of them fails todo them justice.
Groceries -Pure and Fresh. Great 'Values.
Highest Prices For Good Trade.
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-The O.P.R, roadbed between Han-
over and Walkerton is ready for the
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ties and rails. It is expected, that the -
drat 0, P. R. will steam. into. Walker- Kew Idea
ton early In May. The large wooden Patterns 10a
bridge which crosses the Saugeeirnear
Hanover and which has been the chief
obstacle of delay along the Walkerton
route is said to be finished and ready •
for the steel,
The report of the Light and Heat
Oor'llmission of the city of Guelph
shows groes earnings for the year to
be $4838,37, an average of 17 per
cent, interest, and the total profits for
the 18 months were $30,014,33. Since
the eity operated the plant as a muni-
cipal utility, net profits have been
realized of $70,121,30. Dollar gas is
foreshadowed by the report in a short
time..
Your Nerves Are Weak.
You sleep badly, appetite is vari-
able. You eat but gain no strength,
Morning tiredness makes you wish
night would come, your blood is thin
and watery, your nerves have grown
weak, the thought of effort wearies
you. You need Ferrozone; it makes
blood, red, strong blood. An appetite?
You'll eat everything and digest it
too. Strength? Thais what plenty of
food gives. Ferrozone gives hope,
vigor, vim, endurance. -Use Ferro -
zone and get strong, Results .. are
quick -cure is lasting. All dealers
sell it in 0Oc }loxes,
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MUNICIPAL
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No Competition in Flour Mills. None closer than Winnipeg, thirty-three miles.
Not one in this section of the country. It is becoming a necessity.
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Situated in one of the most fertile belts in Manitoba., ST. LOUIS offers an excellent chance
for a small Roller Process Flour Mill that would do gristing for the farmers and supply flour
to the lnmbermen, fishermen and navigators, a crusher in ,connection with same would also do
well. Any supplies can be dumped into the city of Winnipeg by either rail or water.
Abundance of wood and water warrants cheap motor power and the company purpose
being liberal with a free mill -site.
The North-West sheep ranchers have plenty of wool to dispose of and would
appreciate a home market.
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NOTICE
An experienced man with up-to-date machinery would find ST. LOUIS advantageously
located for the manufacturing of socks, mitts and other staple woollen articles, while there are
plenty of fleeces to be had from our Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta ranches, thus utilizing
the production of our western country which is a ready market for the goods.
Fuel and water is certainly a great point of economy for this industry ,and should be
Trite a consideration. The company is disposed to give suitable concession of ground for a
factory site of that nature and other special inducements for the promotion of same, provided.
application is made • at once and the factory put into operation before the end of the current
year. �+
No better location for a Planing Milt than the new town of ST. LOUIS on the
Netley River and the C. P. R. leach line, being a Natural Port of Navigation.
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Connoted by hall and Water with the forests and saw -mills of the surrounding rivers and
lakes, ST. L0171S is bound to develop into a, manufacturing town of considerable importance.
The progress of the town and district in general warrants business for the manufaoti ring of
rough lumber into siding, flooring, shiplap, sashes, doors and other material entering into the
construction of houses and boats ; boxes for the exportation of fish, etc., while any over-prd-
duction may find an open market and best facilities for shipping to outside points.
Stearn power is most desirable, since it can be developed at little cost ; and besides a free
site the company have other inducements to oiler to the Tright man, provided application to
made at once.
For further information address to
NI3TLEY IMPROVEMENT CO.
LIMII'fD
304 Kennedy Street WINNIPIO, MANITOBA.
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Ladies' New
Spring Coats
We are now ready to serve you promptly with anything
in LADIES' NEW SPRING COATS and SKIRTS
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Now Displayed on SECOND FLOOR. Every
Garment Correct in STYLE and PRICE
Each garment is perfectly designed and made
specially for us, and the workmanship is pf the
highest standard. This DEPARTMENT has
shown great progress and is now one of the most
IMPORTANT in our BUSINESS, and we feel
confident that the display we are making this sea-
son will lead to still greater success.
We extend a cordial invitation to all our
friends to call and see the full collection.
H. E Isard & Co.
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1 Parl8r Cook, regular $45.00 -reduced to
1 Parlor Cook, regular $40,00 -reduced to
1 Cooking Stove, regular $36.00 reduced to
1 Six -lid Range with warming closet, regular $60.00-
reduced to 48.00
(A number of second-hand Stoves cheap.)
Nickle-plated Tea Kettles, regular $1.35 -reduced to.,, .99
Bread Mixers, regular 52.25 -reduced to 1.50
Granite Wash Basins, regular 35e --now .25
Cold -blast Lanterns, regular 70c -reduced to .50
Happy Medium Buck Saws, regular 50o -now .,.39
Buck Saws, lance tooth, regular 75c --now .40
horse Blankets, regular $1.25 --reduced to .90
4' Leather Halters, regular $1,00 -reduced to .75
4 Leather Halters, regular 75e --reduced to .50
Rope Ties --now .08
Light Machine Oil, per gallon .20
Cut Nails, per ib . .02
Lantern Globes -now .05
Lamps at Cost. Razors from 50c up.
Skates to clear at Cost. t
Call and see out New Century and Easy Washers.
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