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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor.
Auburn. •
SCh601: has startedagain.
Miss Sclater returned on Saturday
to her 'school ditties.
,
. Beiusiller.
Harold Long left to -day for Ile-
gina, where he purposes attending the
Normal
Carlow
Mrs, Jake Morley, 01 Detroit,Mieh.„
is: visiting her broth and other ' fri-
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A Modern Medicine.
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DR. WILLIAMY PINK PILLS CLI
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RE DISEASE THROUGH THE
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commence
Mr, Regers is the new' principal of
School, prior to teaching in
the Northwest Territories.
ends in this vicinity.
Rev. John Yining and sen Allred
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our scho:ol. We all wish him success.
Mr. 0. E. Asquith returned to his
school last .Saturday ' - I . .
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Ls. :ome wad son mordent are the,
ffuests of Mrs. Munro. •
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Mrs. G. Cowell, who has hem vis-
Ring her mother Mrs. Arthur, re-
turned lionit last Sunday, . ,.
Mrs. W. T. -Riddell has returned
home after visiting Seafortli friends.
. The Misses Relds were visiting id-
ends here last Sunday.
.Arthur Maedel and wife, of Detroit,
are sPending a few days at the bottle
of the former here. . . -
Richard Eolith), and wife, of Nile,
spent Sunday here.
Wm, maedel wife and family visit-
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ed in. this neighbOrhood on Ser.day
last. .
Miss Lucy Mehring returned to
'her hOme here last week ,after spen-
ding a few mouths in Goderich.
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returned from the Soo an • the Nina
Edweed last week and o,n Saturday,
accomoamed by Mrs. Young, •left for
Hamilton. . i , . ,,„,
IVIiss Nellie. 'ryndall has gone 'TO I-44
nton, where she has taken a position
in Coi. Hoar'smusic store, •
r IVIiss Florence P. Ir°u'ng elitectAIR-
ed a number of her young Weeds on
Tuesday la,st.
Dr. Mabee, of "Croderich, spent Sun-
day last at the " Hill." •
Medicines of the old fashioned kind
will s'ometimes relieve the syniptonts
of disease, teenh te ,y
1,. never
cure. Ordinary medicines leave be-
ie d ti • dt* t• c
in tem in s, ion, ()ores ipa, loll
hilioesness gel headaohe ; purga,tivi.
es leave the' patient 'feverish.. and
weakened. Dr. Williams' pink • Pills,
on the ,other hand, do dineet good to
the hedY" bleed and nerves' TheY hit
the YeiliS With new, rieilx ed blood.;
they brate the nerves'; they drive out
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" 'We have.reeelved our new Fall and Winter Mantles, Jackets; and ..?
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Capes,. and they are all dandies. We ehnw all the latest styles in the mar- y
7.t.:,: ket, Every gement is up -to -dote. A. cordial invitation is extended to the X
4. Jadies of Blyth and vicinity to call and inspect our New and Stylish Man- 's.
4,4 ties, whether they are prepared to huy or not. Every lady requiring ii, New t
•Ts• Mantle should see our stock when it is vitas hest. When you buy o. Mo-
Kin on -Made Mantle vett may be sure the. style is -the latestand the lit and
".:*: finis; unexcelled: W -e show 'exclusive styles•which will ,not he shown hY .
•'..„ any other house in _Myth. We have them 41. all qualities from $3.50 to $15. e.
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Mn Albert Nicholson. a the. -West
is the guest of his father at present.
' The . new tennis grounds are a great
iniprevement. to. the elub, and. wee°
well .tried. last Friday by a• tennis
toUrarnent being held, which was a
great success. Mr. Smaii, and C.
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Asquaath weie the, captams, the se-
ore 'being 18 to 11 itt favor Of Mr.
Small.
. Messrs. R. Ball., W. M. cIlvect; . and
J. •MeIlveen. visited friends in the
Sunday,
Morris Township
Jas, sharp, 5th Line, took in the
excursion to Detroit Saturday, week.
Mrs. Jno. Clegg and Miss Rood, of.
Sunehine, attended the Sommer Sch-
ool at Kineardine, •
A large number front this township
reinporthteuEgxocon4rsitoininet.o Kincardine
and •
Miss Maud Jackson,. 8th Line,. oit,d,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe. , Stalker, Yuck-
-1disease
now; are renewing old 'acquaintances
in our midat, Their many frimds are
delighted to .see them, as Mr, Stalk-
er was oncethe popular teacher. of
No. 2.
1Viiss Tessie Halliday, Belgra,ve, vis..
ited her friend, IVfiss Bla:nehe Sallows
last week,
The rain 1V.Ionday night was most
welcome, as the meadows were Ott
ing very dry,
by oin 4 rht to the root of
the trouble g in 4thetiblood: They al-
ways do good -they ' ,cannot possibly
do herrn. Mrs, Geo, 'Henley, .Box-
g Ont., says -"It is with thanks
ht at T. tell you that Dr. . Williams'
Pink pins' liave red me •atter My
doctor. had said 1 .oul not be cured.
I suffered from an imost constant
fluttering of tne heart and some-
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timei severe pains. The lea,st exer-
tion would leave me breathless and
ear MISSES' AND C11-11LDREN'S COATS A SPECIALTY 74 4•
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II.: . • We always take the lead in Dress Goods, Our new styles for fall .4
'.".. have arrived and they are magniticient. We show all the. new de- •
• a glis in Vicunas, Chevolts, Venetians, .Vollee, Criapiees and Pettey ..t.
itove,
y Tweeds. Priestley's Dress Goode a specialty.
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.,:s.' .-eoe,MeAp• SUMMER 0000s •-.4ripr--- • s
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-t- We have, sotne Summer Goods still on hand in, Gingham's,. Afus- Y.
to
line, Voiles, Mercerized Vesting% Prints, Oc., .w'hieli we are selling !..!.
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at slatighter prices to clear. ,.... . e.
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..:,, ' -itio." Highest Price Paid.,for Butter and Eggs, liiii
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village on .
' Quite ..a number of the villa•ge have
b6eu visiting the• new railway: at Mr..
thoMisses• Scott, of Toronto, took ie.
the excursion te Detroit Satarday
we.ek, , -
Mrs. MeVittie, of Perth, is visiting,
her sister, Mrs. W. 0.. Jones,
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tired out. My 'appetite was poor,
and my ,head ached nearly all .the
ti.Me. I 110 lost to do
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McKINNON & 001, BLYTH if:
Blyth. ,
'file ,garden party under the auspi-
ces of the Epworth League of • the
Methodist church held on :the parson-
age grounds on Wednesday evening
l•ast was Well attended and promd a
financial sucoess. ,
Mrs. Emigh and her daughter and
Mrs. Jackson visited friends ,iii God-
erich on Thursday.
Messrs. Joe and Riehard V.allier
lia,ve returned to their home in
cago, having spent, a few days plea-
sant visit with their parents here.
Owing to illness Mr. T. C; MeEl-
roy had te give up purehasing the
grocery stock of A. W. Carter's, SO
the business will he continued as he-
retofore.
A numher of the young people from.
here attended the English church •so-
cial in Auburn on Friday evening!:
- me,Thes., Crawford -left • here- -- cm
Friday for the West; . .
Mr. Robert Howard of the Soo is
spending a .few days' -rest with his
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parents on the farm in East Wawa-
nosh. • .
NI 1-1 Hammond of Detroit
Mrs . . -
is 1,;:isiting friends in town at pros-
ent. .
Rev. Hicks of Dungannon officiated
in the English church on Sunday
last and preached two 'excellent ter_
mons. -
Mr. David Cowan's , many friend's
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will be pleased to hear that he is
improving nicely. .
Mr. Jos. Stalker, principal% of Luck-
now P. S., visited in town last week
He was formerly one of the teacherS
of West Hu-ron and is one of. the
stalwarts in the profession. • ' .
Master Frank - Plummer is' on a
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ViSit to his cousins, Masters Bertie
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and Willie Wise, Bayfield Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I -I. LOwery..'e. .01•-•
Summerhill were the guests of • Mr
and Mrs. A. ff. Plummer on Friday.
Mr. Albert Plummer has returned
from the West where he has been :for
the past three menths -booming the
Eureka cement machine. Mr.- F'lemr-
mer is much taken with that flourish -4
Mg country and contemplates niov
ing out there. He is engaged -at pres-
ent making ready' some sample ma-
chines for exhibition .at the Toronto
and London. Fairs. •
wm.. A..rith,s w.i.lich. is reported. . to
be very interesting. . •
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„hick., and . lvirs, Sherrie, Were Y.I.S1 -
•ing at the home of Geo. ,Caslick, in
Teeswater. Mrs. Casliek as an aunt
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Highland Band. :
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all ambition
9.11Y w° rk ' . and felt ve I: Y b. a P ele ga " 1
had taken a great deal of medicine
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James.. • Russell, has been
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ONE OF THE SEVERAL HIGH-
without any. benefit,. until I was ad-
vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
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• Mrs- 0. N. Eileritson ;and ehildren,
who
Poorly . is improving quite nicely we
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CLASS A.TTRA.CTIONS AT TH1'.3 These have made a retnarkajle changeovrii.1"".......0.1ZN•ieweiewVVVr4r"'.........e......44..
WESTERN FAIR, ' .
, in my . condition, and "I am , feeling
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Marion and. Louie, left on. Friday , for
Oshkosh,. Wis., .(in. their 'way home al:,
• ter a short visit in that city, to
. .rne', • after a tWo
MinneaPolistheir bomonths' visit with lier father and
arother in this place.
Miss Ida Sbaefer left for her •horne
at Milverton this week atter holt-
&laying with .11.r uncle and . aunt here.
, Miss Teria..Hawkins leaves shortly
.or her school at .Dorche;iter, - . near
London ' • .
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- Miss inme Cunninghanie • leaves th-
is • .Aveelt for her., seliool at 'Sprague;
Algoma.
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• Alf. • ,-,m,a,le . had the misfortune to
lose . his colt his colt byhanging itt'
'self. iii..O.,. gr.a,pevine... . . .. • .
• We %were sorry to hear than week
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past that Garfield- IVIeConnell,. third
' • McC ri.' 1 . '. t • •
son of Ed. ., o ne I of 'loran o,foi-.
merly of this .plaee,' had to have his
.reg voen, off owing to a• hurt ;sonic
yeats, agothat he received at. school,
Grain .cutting has finished• in these
pa;rts. • • . - , ..
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pleased
Francis' DeWolf, 4th Lin.e, has not
been as well as usual during the Past
week. but we hope he. will sooti be
better , 'HO S past 82 years of age
i-•ment
but has been a .v.eiy heaity roan 111
his day, - • •
• At the ' last mc.ctiug of M.:Ills .0 mi.
mil, Richa,rd Proctor was • re-appoine
ted Tax .Collector for. 1905. at .a .sal-
ary of $86.00.. Mr. Proctor has filled
the -office for• the past few years and
does :it Well. .. •• • '' :.
• .P. A, • Black, of Owen Sound , ;is
visiting, wit.h. relatives .and old friends
:in.,11/forrj,s.„. Grey, and I4tiissels. . His
• ,good as • us-
. health has not . been as ..
eel for a tithe but we hope he . will
soon be as. vigorous as ever. • .. ., .
:. John and IVIrs..IVIcGrelmor and .daug,
. , es , ,
•liter .Of- Washington, U... S.:, were ;vis-
it r t 'Allan 5th Line - on
o s aAdams, , . .
Wednesday: Mr... Gregor is a couSin.
fo.• iurs.. Adams... The visitor has.Xterj.
a resident of. Washington fel I itc; paSti
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30; years.. • .. . . .. . • . • •
l'he Misses -Fleming,. who were red,
dents
-- • better •thae. I have done for yeirs. 1
After completing an extensive. tour gladly give my experience in the
of the United !States and Canada,the holm that it .will benefit others," '
magnificent hand of the 91st. ; High, Now Dr. Williams' Pink • Pills build
has been . secured • to op ' strength • as they ' did in • Mrs ; Hen-,
land RegileY's
give concertst
' ' during he 'Westere. ease, in just one -way-they ac-,
Fair; That this ;enterprise let tile •tually - make new blood. That is all
part of the Fair management will bo they do, . hu.t. tney do - it well. 1 They
;appreciated there can -b.e no -.doubt. 'don't act on the 'bowels, they 'don't
The b•and is coMPOsed Of ferty-one. bother with, inc-te symptoms. . 'They
musicians, all masters ,on their res.'''. *.' go right to the .roof et' the • trouble
ective instruments and in evely t
ef 17 in the blood. That • is Why: . these
of the United States where it played pills 'cure anaemia, , headache; heart
Was aceorded an ovation.. • . •..• - Palpitation, indigestion, leidney trou-
. 'The . ring attractions 'are •of . the Us-. tile, rhetimatism,. lumbago,. neuralgia,
, 41 . high class. They...4ie144,e. leaping st... Vi tuS ',dance, - paralysisc...,-.general
the gap in a. steam automobile by weakness .a,r.d the special ailments of
Mons. .Breton,. theOnly' legitim. ato act growing girls- and women.' But you
of the kind, in the world... Hardy, in must haihe the genuine with. .the full
. some really . thrilling high Wire Werk;
., . name Dr Pink . Pills: for
Rice and. .Elmer, expert horizontal Pale People 'on .the • wrapper arci,.nd..
- r ' ' • erfor ' • rs• ' the five Bellatzer . • •• •• .1 • '
ba p . me , . • , . ; • every box. Said . by all medic=
Pisters., ..unenUalled 'gymnasts and .ac- - . - . - • ... - • -.---• • . •
dealms .or . sent by mail at 50 cents a
roba.ts' ; Wolie and :Milton, - hi *a boun- hoe, or sfir• iinx.e .fer . $2,60 by virit.
d' tabe act - he, five •a.1.-• • •
ding billiarltV
, . . . . , • . . ing . The • •Dr. Willianis IViedielne Co.,
dares, extraordinary triek, bicyclists Brockville, Ont. . •
; and nnieyelists•-;. 1Vlullin .a.nd .Correlli,.
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... The makers Of "'Queen. Quality"..•Shoes havg, an
? :Silt ill View -.,TO 'EXCEL -Although. conk an en:- 9
deavor to snake Oueen. Quality better; * his kept it. ii. •
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E81.7_,...they..are_stilt striving -to mak...-6 -it,-..BETTER; 11/.
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' ." '. We have.seCured Sole..Agency for Clintonli, and; lo.f
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Will.136. please4 to. .9w y9 • .." -. .. .., .• : :'.: /:.
• . • -:•. We are clearing out several lines at greatly i'e,
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duced 'p. to Make room for Queen 'Quality.- Yot... f'‘
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should SCe them.... You save Money, eNiery time, you • 2.,„
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Frank Metealf• .of Myth, .1iYmin of
the English church., officiated here on.
Sunday evening, Rev.. Mr:.fliek being
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lyfr:. and' Mrs, ' Herb. Morris, • 46,11,-
at .S.unshine.'for-years• and Who.
have • been in. the House ,. of . Refuge,
"Clintont.'for the • past l3 months, . are
visiting 1 . Moiris for .a. week or so.
.They.. speak well - Of the.• ;ma. nagern.ent
premiers of .aci:nbatic. comedy; . and • •
Billy' Andrus and his Mule Maud ' . THOUSANDS DIE •:
, The firewouks will he the best ever . . . • .,. ., •
. . . OP'. CONSTIPATION:.
attempted in London . and will giVe a :•,;,-,
ali conditi n :causes Se many, incut-
graphic*, representation 'of 'the .11istOrie • " . • Q. . • . .. : • - '
able -diseases ..as •constipation. It not
i bUy.yout'footWear. at .
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ford • • spent •:Sunda, ' with the.lady'
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parer.ts, p:. and ..Z.,:s;. vgilliarst: me!.
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- J awes- .. aVIcKenzie ' Mends. -going
-of .' the place and .the ability. of .Care-
.1tfilit.r:. .French to. look:, after.- his. big
Wilily 'of, ..over 80.• . . .. .. . .
. Lutlior. .Pepper,. who :has lived' on
Battle.. of Coperiha,gea Ati• which the • -• .. • - .. • ...
. 4. 1 . h ..h r only . preveats the kidneys. from elim-,
:great •Nelson game .tsphmue_ ono,. Mating the poiSorrotts wastes, but ett•-•.
and: glory for , the Bp is • aavy, .. .
ses anaemia', 'Stomach -"trolible and iii,,
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the 24.4.• Litie for the •past '7...Years has
;decided ' to . remove tO the 'Northwest
and. .Will leave in.. about •three weeks
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,._. .... :. Hanillteui'S Tilli and • get ' cured 9.
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'.uungannoo. This excellent nirdieine :restores nor-
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a ,..few, on -Ye ...with her
:lace last Week. ., f.at.her :in: • this-
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fer , 5askatotin, •,..• ,.....,., .
, . .one
•:'"1.1116 .En.gliSh church Senday pchool. -. . d' . y -
. • an. , s.: . sa. y s.o... our ; system „will be
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a '1?1:1111..le•-.4-t-!..?.0..r...:t..-2A, :•.:111:•IS:. frotn
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. Mr,' Will.. Reid, Al oma Son-inia*
31 W...T. . pep,9w, was a, caller: one -
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'Good Adirice...
. ..1b...e.-r•t,,' ,,pure....and-Alea.no•you.11 ,be...frese
week: ' , • • ' . .... ... ' .: . • . headaches:. no • More :sour stomach -,L..
-.F.;,. 1-1.. Durton .• exchanged. -.• pulpits : •
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..I..: B: 1-030VER.'. - . ,-.-• .--NELSON.BALI, . .
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clay Aiming the.wee...: • :
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Tbe Mayor .of Deliver , issues 'a proc-
.. . .., . . . et shott yOu'll.b.ave jovial'. sPirits‘ and
with Mr. Robinson ; Sunday, week.„ , •
perfect ' geed .healtii. Dr: Hamilton's
2 • A:manner of the 'Citizens 'took . ad, .Pills;are'said everiviliere ' 25c a bex.
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-lainatio.n,„ • te-the-:people‘ asking -them-
-va.,ritage.•of ..._..: .__;.•2_,__,...._,!.: • - . .? • ; • • •.
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to ..nhelp beautify the city- • HIS ' sag-
..-lbe-fine---weither-reeently.... . .. , . .
by holding. •at the lalq. •
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Miss Minute Best who has been. en-
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maged as .assistan't teacher in the
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Zurich . Public School., visited at Air
uhaS. .Stelcit's Saturday en 'route li;i:
Zurioh.... :.... . . • • • • ' • ., .
' Miss A.ggie., • Anderson • Centralia
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geffitions,' . as follows, are applicable
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anywneie .- .. -. • ' • . - . -..:
Promise' net -• -to sPit.• en the• side,.
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walks:: '. .. • • •
' :Resolve ,never ...to 'throw .torn paper
• in the .streets: . :' , • • • .. . - .
if 'your- .awning is. • torn .and
picnics
The Itlisses...Rdhinson'teifre -returnledfr • ....The 11 - d • • gives' ' •
,_ ews. Recor . the news of.
Trom their visit to Detroit • and will -ei - • .• •
e n.
'attend the Shnimer school in . Geder- -X..° • -• ' . . s' . . ,
job: ' . ! .. , ,•.. . : • .• ..,. ' The. difterenee be.tween the , Sticcess-.•
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'. nov, ivir....an,d -mrs. Robin§on aad ful - lover and-the..failure of a hitsband
••da,ughter, . Alma,- aro...visiting- ; IVITs , is .that•of talking aid doing. ; ; , ' • ..
thinter. • ' •, •
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Summerhill. '
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RevQMKilty and wifeof Gran
ton are on a visit to relativ.es .here.
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(has, Johnston • and wife of Londes
bolo, spent Sunday at Mr, John .lohr.-
ston's. . "
Miss Winnie Thompson has returned.
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to her school near Blyth after spend--
ing the vacation with her parents on
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the 16th concession. •
Miss 011ie Nesbitt is hi Clinton
1VIrs. S. Lowery, who has bad • an
attack of rheumatisrn, is able to be
out agaia. . , .
Mr. D. Barr is recovering from the
effects af his late illness-, . :
Miss Alice Holmes, teacher, of Ot-
. tawa, is spending part of her Vaca.-
,tion with her uncle, Mr. John Baker
e.nd her cousin, W. II. Lobb, • a,nd
family. •
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is visitiag..ati:Mr;, Jn. ohCiachrane1s. •
• . • -. his :.b.arn.
MrDtincan, Te.ylorhad t
raised -on. konday. ' ' ; . . •
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• Mr. Janetin.. Jaot has purchased • a
•- • . • . . • :
new Case Seperator. it ..iS entirely
-new, ma.,de .of steel and .is..one of the
latest'. and Most • improved ::naehines,
self feeder . and wind ' staCker attach-•
old,
faded, . get a new one. • ' . • .. .
. 11 your .. Sidewalk , ' ..fence or . . gate
'needs YePairieg,. fix` it, • • , ...- . • ..
. Illuminate the .front of yon.r...stare..
ie ._ the. busincs. s' .seetion, . :.; . ..
'Take •• • all dandeliona . :oat . of ..yeur
• lawn' c they 81)011 its beatitY.,... ' • . •
1.1.-Y.Ohr. ativertisifig sign- .:is old • or-
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• Mr. Will; .. 'and . *Miss Olive „ere:Fiord' A little ferethought. May save . you.
....", , • no .. end Of . trouble . • AnYone •
are .visiting friends:in Loridanwho
. Mrs. 1VIePherson; el -Heiman; visited 'makes-. it a '..ritle •..to . keen • Chamber-
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in• the village recently. ... .. .: . lain.'s Colic,- ' :Cholera and Diarrhoea
' 1VIrs. ' Penwarden • has returned to Ronedy at hand knows this , to he ' a
her ht3me. in TorOntO. .. • . • . . . . fact, For • sale by H. :B.,... ...combei..
Mrs: Halliday and children are ..Vis- Clinton, • " • • • ' - • •
iting : at the lienie of her father; Mr..; • •
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awe '.
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ments. . : . : . , ... . .. .
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lia.""r; • Andrew' LoVe's handseme brick.
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residence is- nearly completed.: ....:.'
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Oliver. le.ft, 41.. iatria
. faded:take it..idoWn .and -paint it.
• irre§PeetAYe.• ef. the ''sie' :: of your
ho.use make: your lawn:the finest. . • ., .
If .. your store .frontj or
!rhos. Binyle: ...- • . '. "- • • • ' ;• •
.• „Mrs' .• George Stothete ..has -been'. vis- . .• • , ..--• • , ••• -•
i tini in the.. village: • iie wingliam
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.• Foreat -for
.reSidenen
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Man., this .weelc, -where he holds a..'
:good position as .clerk •iii. 'a general
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tenee. in .dtill, ,er dingy, it Paint-•
ed.' - .• . .. • _ • • • ..
Ask :
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• . • Winghttni. ' Business College
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• ' Mr. :Arne Stelk . visited.' friends ..on
11e:104 .-.00lle On SondaT -,.. . ., • ,
The discourse given by Rev. A.
McKibben . in the. iMethodiSt Church
Sunday . evening.: Was Much .enjoyed,by
,many of his :old __•tirrie friends._, . . ‘
Messrs, J. .V. H•ag;arth., ;W. E Jare
rott and MiSs: Ik.,' Consit -have reaum...
ed their -dale§ ' as tea,ehers in -their
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respective sehOols.. '.. •
. your milkman', grocerY41..an. and
ex_presam, an to, ,. have' their -Wagons:. pa-.
.i.n.-ted; . .- • • ' • ' .. ' - • . ' ' ' :
.11iirn all th:e rubbish. possible ; allow
PO .one to throw it. nii -bhp streets,
.alleys or vacant lots. • • - .
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_ _Every. ..offert : put . forth .or. dollar
spent to Improve the .to. wit's .appear-.
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alio wiu returned .two -told.. .• - • ..
• es.roy the young weeds a.are
Dt . . undiht
starting . on your property and on
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yeur neighbor's property. ....
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.Mit's Ella 'Cornyn has ',gone' • to IV.Ius'-,. .;.Count that. :daY lo• st whose. low de-
koka . for a -ie.* weeks.' .vacation . lie- , .• Wilding -sun.., .• . ,
fore retninixig,..to ' the ;Practice cif her. .. Views Item: thy 'hand• no worthy
profession in.. HanillUn....• . . • • • .. done . . ' •
• M* • M . 0 *. . ' t • a • action. ..
los ., ... •oinyn ,te ume last Week • • • .. - : ' .•
from the city of :Mexico ' ,where she - ;There is no better ievesiment• Or '
'spent se.Veral ,inonths very pletaisHantly. surer, road!' to- suceeis, 'for the'aVers.g• Co
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with her bte.ther..• She 'Wag delighted Youlig 'man ot woMan, than a thoto-
th t
wier trip,•••the scenes' visited„, and .ugh . preparation "in. one of. the de-
informa,tion gained: She: likes: • the • Partnients• of ' the .• WINGHAM • BUS-
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.•e0Un try end' would have had. ii,o ob- INESS . *COLLEGE. ' .
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.- unaertakino; proniptly attended. to by night' 0.r day.
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Gei-o-o-ao-go-o-o-o-o-o-000-c.0-op-rx>. c-0-0-P-0-0-0-0,acecK7,7000*(D-0
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Night', Ind.. Sunday. Calls aneivv..ered..a a ..teside',nce of:either. of: the prinei-,.,
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Goderich Township.
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Oliver Jervis has sold his farm on
the Telephone Road to Nelsen Tre-
' wartha, the price being $4100.. Oliveli
intends going out West 'as.
soon as he finishes harveSt. 'Nei,'
son is still going to keep in the tea -
ching profession as his brothers are
going to work the 'farm for .a .coupie
of years: This is the fourth faun
that the Trewartha brothers are wor-
king, owning three and having the
the Holmes farm rented. They .go
into mixed farming, not too much in
one line of farming. In this way they
have a little ,of everything and find
(that farming pays as well if rot bet,
ter than anything else.
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, Organize' a.“.bleek. improvement- soc-
to prclonging her stay there: •
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Constance
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mr. Arthur-McCalister,..our popular.
soh 1 le cher. , hasagain arrived ' in
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•y.. and alloW no Weeds. to grew. on
letthe sideWalic,arek or vacant property;
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in •yOur War: - - • '.: • • . : .. - . '
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' The -result was• a. eery , general .. 0.0..,
Operation of the' *he ' are now
Every :graduate Placed- in a . ‘ good
e she spent .. ten days '
On her way• •hompositien,our present demandfor elh
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hi 'New York eity,' • .. • . ' ' cc help ' we cannot 011. • .' . - -
Kincardine tax rate this. year 'is '25 • . ' •
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nuns on . the S.: The assessment .of • A postal will bring. . ;.„..
• full inforinathif:'
Goderielt has increaSed,' that
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OCI1(:).01110.00(:).0 0 0 610 0 0 0 0 01100C)1110 0 0601
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THE CR.EATVASHI.. STORE .
ft • th I'd If's'
our vi aige ;a ei, ..e e i aye .an a
taken up his boarding place with Mr.
Wm McIntosh. - " • •.. • '•
School opened on Monday
people,
.0'as: being perfectly delighted
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with what they. have aedoinplished. •.
so the' . you
tax rate - dropS from 24. mills (last N 'Re 't • •
po ton,
gine. . v,r,itecipai,,.. .. • .
year's rate) to 25 mills,' On account •
of• tinavOidable expendfture, . Winghani . . President,.
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0 eclat -For-. 'This Week i
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with. a 'Very good attendance.. ,
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,reported
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'The Newspaper,.
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rises from 20, to .23. 12 years teaching experience:
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'On Monday last, ;a teani ' and, ca,ri- •
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mit Ir..s..,x Ext -2- riaaa='..A.xi,4ivimiNT'Zi
Miss uever of Seeforth spent Sun-
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day with. her 'brother q. t...Dever, .
Nilhile ,IVIr. Geo Riley.. was drivin •
a
into Mr. .Wm. 01. rk's b rn on Thus:.
ci . 'ye in withasaenai'ator • lid
a'Y e. n: g . - ' - ' .
got Ins arm badly bruised. 11/fr 'Riley
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will be laid off work for some lune
Mr. W.,
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Every newspaper ,does A; large are-.;
ount . o.•,..firee service for the coalmen-
• Hy,. .sometimes. _without request - but.
always witheut thanks. Nevertheless
the newspaper. is. as. muCh a priv.ate
enterprise as an 0.ther manefacturing
ale belonging to Cassels & Carr • was " . '
' • - :When the 'NOrthwest wheat •growers•
eent,into Grey township., for the purl • . ' - 6 • .
PoSe. of bringing 'home Rev. D... Perrie Pt a 1ew fthnusand iiiore., harvest
and family, The. driver wee n. young hands and .1t few • more •miles of freig-
son of .Absalam Taylor, .and it ap-ht cara • life will 'seem; to them, .., one
long sweet. song..
pears' that when Crossing a culvert' . 1 • .
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in Grey towtiship., the horses atureb-
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o I'm, the. next ten days we will offer some Of the greatest bargains in 'Mil:. 6
liriery that were ever shown in this town pee our•haignin tables imstairt, 4
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tfeadenartere..for Up -to -Date Clothing • . '• •. .ii,.
0 Call•and see ' ' '' ' ' ' '
. . . ; what we have in Boys and Men, s (11othing at. $250, ..$8, '
$3.50, $4, $51a,nd up to $12. . 4
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-50 pairs Boyis'. Tweed Knickers . • • : •
R.. _..r. 6wit+.‘,.. now .we.ars a
broad girdle, • Why ? Beeause.-he, has
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business. It Is. built up: by .suchherd
labor, intense ner-
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led and. fell, upsetting and, brea,ldng
the vehicle The.
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`-' - ' Strongly made, double seats and double knees, in all sizes . '
from 22 to regular mice 00e, 75c and 85c, to at., 49 1
another little •daughter.. • •
. Miss Deatriee Lindsay WAS .not so
welt last week but we are glad to
hear she is improvihg a little. .
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application severe
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vote strain and strenuous life as .is
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un;inown. to any other callinii and
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•no no business in the world requires
so' much and so constant an invest-
.of to • keep
. . .' boy Was thrown out
and. Ins collar bone •broken, so that
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he !Was oblidged -to return on . the.
train. Mr.' Cassels •went after the
teatn and rig. , .
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My. Haitis.
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.clear
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0 rat dozen Men's Working Shirts ' ' • ' 19. 4'
. ' All eizes, light end.dark colors, to clear, this week at.- • .... ii i
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o Ladies' and•Gents' Light &unmet. "Underwent' atid
Hosiery. at moderate prices. •. . •
Holmesville.-
Dr. T. G. Holmes of Fort Week,
Detroit, spent Saturday arid Sunda.Y
with his mother. ''
Mr. T. C. Eltord is in our village
for a few days and on IVIonday even-
ing will address the OteVvorth League.
Mrs. Howell •of Onondago is yislt,
ling her mother, Mrs. Holmes.
Mils Cantolon of Goderieh and Mita
Murner of Crediton were the 'guests
of Miss Swan last week. ,
The* many friends of Mrs. Holmes'
;will be glad to hear that she is
somewhat improved.
Mester 'Harold Sw.en is ,visiting
friends In Dungannon. •
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We are sorry to learn that airs.
John lVfeCartriey is very ill.
Mrs. Rudd anti family of Clintob
are the gues.ts of Miss Ford. ' .
The Methodist Church intend hal&
ing their lAnniversary gervices on
October 8th and Oth. 'Purther pat-
iedars iata ot.
Miss fluinhall of Marlette, Mich., is
visiting friemls hare.
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. .. • -Porter's .Hill. - .
Miss . Mabel . Alexander . of Sri tish
ment new material . up -to-
date. At the same time, no other
industry' IS solicited so often to eon-
tribute of its very lite -its ad-
r . . hii . . •
ing space -for pip e private ben-
.painfill accident oecured on . day
hist week' at the home et Mr. ROA-
son, who lives. or. Minnie street near
the G. T. R. bridge Mrs Robinson's
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mother, Mrs. Scott, was. holding. the
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craggly
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,Ladlee and Men's Shoes in alt the latest styles
0 \ ' at the very lowest .prides. . . . '
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0 'srilw Is the tiniS tdAter Yenr sUcAFt., it win pay you te vet our prices. Chlr Ctist,Omers
manse the bargains offered in• tbo • . • -
Oolutribia has been visiting at Mr.
Art* McDougall's for a, few .WeekS•
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The Porter's Ilill'Iootnall team pla-
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.end
efit as the- newspaper. - An Exchan-
ge,
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blabv When the smell tit fire Wag noti-
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ed, and Mrs. Robinson discovered that
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hor' ntothor s clothin•g was -all en dref
,
Do you like itP. Then why
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be contented w th it? Have
dllocatir , r.)2M1F)A.RTIMISCW
0 and are quick to purchase. .
YOd a friendly, mat& with the 1.1oltri-
esville team •la,st Tuesday evening, I
-n
which neither scored. The boys did
"good" this being their first
q'ITOSE ANNOYING BLACKHEADS
Eiternal application will never re-
She. 'quickly seized a blank' t at14
'Wrapped .'it arouid her mothersue-
ceded in exti,n' guishing the . homes,
i be? Oh, n�!' just put on
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Ayer's tisir Vigor and have
o olloimmommliiirsomakoma*iipillidiiiiiim
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0 • IVI • Chambers Sy Co.. •
o .
-1f -Y
game.
with' an outside team and their best
man, S. Glitidon, was,. not On deck,
Do it again boys. . .
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move Dimples or blaekheads. Only by
stimulating eirculation and purifying
the blood can it be done. Poor quick
sure release from these pestsuse Vet-
before either Mrs. Scott or the baby
were bureed, though the former's hair..
was singed • With the flame,' In her
heroic efforts to extinguish the fleree,
long, thick hair; *oft, even
beautiful hilt% withoui a
fa hair; ... e „- . " .
''' ug e gray fine in a. nave a
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sueceSSorS to 0, ht. fleBeatb. . --- . .._..._ TIT. .
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The farmers have aliriost completed
harvesting and threshine,s begun,
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James Harrison s ilist el a outfit la
doing the lion's share of the tvork
in this vicinity.
• kessrs.-Pred Pickard, William Pi;
Hatt and Thomas Betties are all well
rozone ; . it drives all humors from
the blood, makes the' ,skin healthy,
teneS up the systeni. With the pure
nutritious blood ." inada• by Porrozone
it's impossible to, suffer from any
skin disease. Youlr ,ha.ve it Snioeth
deligthful skin, herathy color and bea.
11/frs. Robinson's &ands were very
severely burned, The result might
have hen far More serious. It is
thought. that the fire was catised shg
Mrs. Scott steppitig upon a,. nitttch,
Which ignited and• :Set fire to her do-
thing d
litde pride. . Keep young just
as long as you con.
1di • ' 01 disc
am iltivaavaa,;irrrasia .41.. anti! it
e•wir lay lialir...wis OraCliat la a loi- •
•FOrtitkreiTitiiiittorgafittirte
ogroirorstirn•-•"" ' ""1"4"' B°41 "
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During
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xteon Tab es
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Harvesting and .Threshisg season a, 'Good Extension Table will be
found We Show eight different styleg' .. Dining
pleased with th.eir oight-toot eut bin-
utiful complexion. hy using Perrozone
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NW 1117A mimeo., Linr,11. nisi,
amambimines
•. very convenient. of
'Tables which will accomadate from 8 to 18 men. These tables Mil -
dose
Mit. P. W. Herring of tionons
Man„ has been visiting In our yid-
nth, flia aaat few weeks.
-and you'll feel Ittintonstly better as
well, relity cents buys• 'a box tolitit-
irking tiftY oliacoiate coated taibtets 0,1)
any drug store_.
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Mon Wonien are sPinsbers through!.
elioleb-the eltoiet of tho men tar
some ,stm eise. . ..
... eir
. , it iiia,% imbitOANLIA.
qv.° Nklitictint,
ge in prier) from $3,50. to $15.00 each. ria,11 and SOO thein. ,
. J. Iii, CHELLEW, Myth
Largest Pr:nature Store in tho County.. ...,.........2.,.... , ,,,,,,_.,,,,44
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