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THE WINGRAUI TIES APRIL 27, 1905
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Aex2 Rtchie
1' mgha*n teams, on the Wing/mat park,
clue day next week.
Dr. Butler. Bye,Bar Nose and Throat
Spetiialist, 370 Queeu'a Aveune, Loudon,
rt door East t,inc
Glaese8 eapplied.
mewed wort: on the new host Mike
building. Worlt should soon be started
or the summer will heover and it will he
S. 3 the old story—"•Nothiug done." In -
3 Spector Nicholson has bad an office er-
ected on the corner of the lot,
have vi.itons nr pnrpaa t jiaing swan yourself..
ra t i o t
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and tell us, yr ct t+ t n that
s l sAndrew'st Chinch.
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—Contractor Cooper has not yet cam
` THE TI1NIE IS HERE FOR
warp
3 Ault all kinds
Clouse rums' : in
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Tapestry Cer' t at 45o, 50c, C0e
and 75 •r yard,
Brussels Carpets at 75e, 95c,
X4',1 00 and $1 e5 per yard
'1 All -woos 3 ply Carpet el 00 per yd
All -wool 2 p]y Carpet, Oilc and 750 9
gLinoleums, 4 yards wide, at el 00,
3, S2 00 and 5'2 25. a
j Oilcloths at all prices. }
j Lace Curtains at from 25c to S9 00 e
a pair.
3 1 lot of Lace Curtains, one pair to
each pattern, worth el 50 to
2 50, for $1.25. a
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TO ADVERTISERS
Notice of changes must be left at this
office not later than Saturday noon.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week.
MiNOR LOCALS.
—Mr. J. E. Swans has been home for
a fow clays this week from Brandon.
He purchased several good livery horses
at Toronto and brought them to Wiug-
hate and while here purchased a number
to snake a complete oar load, which he
shipped to Brandon this week.
• •oaghs, colds, boaraenrs.. and other throes
ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents uor box. All druggists
—"While we had less than an inoh of
snow on Sunday, they had nearly a foot
at Wingham."—Clinton New Era
Some person has loaded the New Era.
We had less than an inch of snow in
Wiegham ou Sunday, April 10th. Clin-
ton is as lunch in the snow belt as Wing.
ham.
The Beaver Minstrela have the funny
men of all funny men,
—Mr. John Waltusley, at one time a
conductor on the L., H. &I B., has taken
up his residence iu Exeter, with bis
—Monday next is the first day for
trout fishing.
—The regular meeting of the Town
Council will be held on Monday evening
next.
—The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, C. 0 F. will be held on Friday
eveuing of this week.
—Farmers are now busy with the
seeding. The cold weather has been a
set back to this work.
—Joseph Jefferson, the famous Amer -
lean actor died et Palm Beach, Florida,
on Sunday, aged 70 years.
—Plan of hall for Beaver Minstrels
opens at Walton McKibbon's drug store
on Monday next at 1 p m.
—Secure your seats for Beaver Min-
strels. Plan opens at Walton MoKib-
ben's drug store on Monday next at I
p.m.
—All members are requested to be
present at the meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Scotland next Monday
evening.
—The Whitet'hurch Creamery begins
operations on Wednesday, May 3rd.
The Directors anticipate a very success-
ful season.
—Mr. G. E King is in Toronto this
week attending the horse show. He
took down one of hie driving horses and
we hope co hear of bis securing a prize.
—The Yoting Ladies' Fortnightly
Club will meet for the final meeting of
the season at the home of Miss Sperling,
Minnie street, on Tuesday, May second.
—"The beet minstrel show 1 eves at-
tended." --A. E. Gibson, former mana-
ger Dominion Bank, Wingham. Hear
the Minstrels in opera house, Wingham,
on Monday evening, May 8th.
—The Good Friday holiday was a
Mr. H. Davis spent the Easter holidays -
in Toronto.
It1iss Tana Mt Gillivray is visiting
Luckuow friends.
Nr. Pets Sommers cif Blyth visited in
town over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Gilchrist vieited friends in
lorento over Easter.
Mr. Geo. Youug was home frcm Lon-
don for the holidays.
Mr. Geo. Moore of Toronto visited in
town daring Easter holidays.
Miss Sadie Lindsay of Brussels visited
14 town during Easter )iolideya.
Miss Mabel Mitchell of Seaforth spent
the helidays at her home in town.
We P. S. Linklater is visiting for a
few days with friends iu Goderioh,
Miss Olive Mauuers spent the Easter
holidays with friend', in Teeswater.
Mr E L. Dickirkson, of Goderioh was
a visitor in Wingham for a few days.
Mr. John Baxter, of Stratford spent
the holidays with Wingbaw relatives.
Miss Annie McLean spent the Easter
holidays with friends iu Owen Sound.
Mr. Sam. Hargis of Seaford} visited
relatives in town during Easter holidays.
Miss Luella Stocker of Luoknow visit-
ed friends in town during Easter holi-
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bunking- days.
ham, with whom he emigrated to this . Miss Mary Mitchell of Clinton, visited
country many years ago and with whom ' friends is town during Easter holt-
he has been on very friendly visiting (lays.
terms ever siuce. Mr. Robt. Fleuty of the Ripley
—Mr. Geo. Spotton, manager of the Express spout Good Friday with his
Spottou Shorthand and Business Aced- parents.
en1y, Listowel, was in town this week Mrs, Will. Roderns, of Toronto spent'
on business. Mr. Spottou believes in .Good Friday at the home of Mr. F. H.
the liberal use of printer's ink, and while Rodents.
here contracted for a space in the Totes, Mr. Ernest Greer of the TIMES s staff
in which the announcements of the Lis- spent the Easter holidays with friends in
towel Business Academy may be found. Stratford,
Mr. W. II. Pearson, of Stratford spent
Easter in Wingham -visiting with his
old friends.
Mr. Robs. Currie, sr,, and Miss Flor-
ence Currie spent a few days in Kincar-
dine last week.
Mr. W. C. Thompson, of Toronto
The new parlia;neut building in Stools.
holm, which was begun ten years ago is
now completed. It lies on a small
Wand.
The Unitet1 States Government,
through tate civil service oommissiou has -
advertised for yardntagters, engine .tutu
trainmen to go to Pauama.
Italian small coin no longer circulate
in lemma, having all been returned to
Italy sortie years back, since wheu it bas
been demonetized in let—mice..
The officials of the German state rail-
way tyre heuceforth to wear helmets in.
stead of the preseut peaked caps. They
have been jealous of the military look.
lug headgear of the policemen.
Botauical feats are a peculiarity of
the Chinese, Siamese and Japanese.
The "changeable rose" is one of their
wonderful achievements, the bloom be-
ing white m the shade and red in the
sunlight.
The first person in England to have
his photograph Luken was Lord Avebury-
M. Degnerre, the inveuter of the art of
photography, paid an early visit to the
fattier of the preseut Lord Ayebury and
it was then that be posed for the photo.
The largest lake in the Eastern hemis-
phere, excepting Victoria Nvansa, in
Africa, is Lake Baikal, the "Holy Sea."
It is 8,100 feet deep, its bottom being
one thousand, six hundred feet below
tho sea level, and in area corresponds
with Lake Michigan,
Remember the Minstrels—Monday,
May 8rh. Plan will open at Walton
McKitzbon's, at 1 o'clock on Monday,
May let.
THE MODERN MOTHER.
Children shudder at castor oil, and
with good reason. Castor oil is a relic spent a few days in town visaing with
of old-time barbarism. Not only ie it his many friends.
repulsive to the taste, but it gripes and Mr, and Mrs. R. Clegg spent the
tortures delicate children. Modern
mothers use Baby's Own Tablets, a Easter holidays -with Mrs. Clegg's par.
gentle laxative which does not gripe; a ents at Iugersoll.
comforting medicine which may be Mr. and Mrs. Martin Waugh, of Lon -
given to'a new-born babe without fear
of berm. These Tablets care all the don were visitors with Wiugha a Tela•
minor ills of little ones, and promote tives over Sunday.
natural steep and repose. Mrs. R. H. Mr. and Mrs. Dead', of Burford were
James, Fenaghvale, Ont., says: 1 findy
great satisfaction in the use of Baby's visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Liukla-
Own Tablets. and do not know how I ter for a few days.
could get along without them. They Mr. 13radsbasv herr spent the Easter
make children well and keep them well." P
And you bave a guarantee that there is holidays visiting with his son and
not one particle of opiate or harmful daughter in Detroit.
drug in this medicine. Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail as 25 cents a box by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Mooney of
writing the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Ripley visited at Mr. Mooney's parental
Brockville, Ont. home aver Easter Sunday.
Messrs. J. W. Dodd and J. F. Groves
At Random. spent part of the holidays visiting with
Even the hour of adversity only con- relatives and friends at Acton.
tains sixty minutes. Mr. Geo. Gray, of Toronto spout the
A hero's reputation is never quitesafe Easter holidays visiting with Itis par -
until he is dead and buried. ents, Mr, and Mrs. Mark Gray.
Many a man's character has sustained Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Manners
a severe fracture from a slip of the Easter Sunday visiting with
tongue. Manners' mother at Dungannon.
The road to fai lure is the one that is Mr. A, H. Musgrove was in Toronto
full of ruts. attending the annual meeting of the
A virtue that we don't possess isn't Ontario Educational Association.
worth cultivating. Mrs. Same Youhill left this week for
The milk of human kindness is often Saginaw, Mich., where she will spend a
very disagreeable day in Wingham. . condensed. few weeks visiting with her daughters.
People were surprised to find the ground Fortune's wheel won't turn for a man Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dixon left last
nicely covered with snow. The wet day - unless he puts his shoulder to it. week for La Vallee, Rainy River Dice
made it very bad for getting about andSuccess always stands for itself. trict, where they will spendd the sum -
the day was spent ire keeping close to the Failure needs an explanation. mer,
stove. Miss Fraukie Wilson bas returned
Eionesty doesn't really amount to 1 home after spending the winter with
spent
Mrs.
Colorado Springs, Colo., has one hun-
dred and twelve miles of streets contain-
ing 1,121 acres. The average width of
the street is one hundred feet, while the
avenues are oue hundred and forty feet.
About three thousand acres are em-
braced iu the fatal breathing space.
There is a great demand in London
for Japanese postage stamps, which are
rated as the most artistic in the world.
The first stamps were issued in 1871 and
there are few rare ones, the highest
price ever known to •have been paid for
one being fifty dollars.
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ranch until it has been tried out.
Dr. and Mrs. Scott of Saniluc Centre,
• Glittering generalities generally prove Mich. .
w that silence is golden. Dr. Chisholm, M. P. for East Huron
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The fool neverputs until m Easter holidays with his fauli-
e off u t l to or spent the Eas o
• row what he shouldn't do at all. ly, and shaking hands with his many
.s friends.
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• Miss Edna White left for Iter home in
• Sore. Throat and Coughs Campbellford on Saturday after an ex-
• A aimp!e, effective and safe remedy for all throat • • irritationsis found in tended visit with her sister, Mrs. S. A.
• i Cresolono Antiseptic '1 .biota Maguire.
• ' They combine the germicidal value ofCresolcnewitb•
nor. and Mrs. A. K. Gifford,of LOn-
• � the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
10d. Alt Druggists 400
don were visitors with Mrs. Gifford's
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Homuth for
• - the holidays.
• Physicians are beginning to recognize• y
• , worry as a disease, to be prescribed for Mr, A. M. Robinson, Manager of the
the same as any other malady. Bank of Hamilton at Port Rowan spent
+ i Two antique gold chains, weighing the holidays visiting with his mother,
• 1 together fourteen pounds and worth Mrs. R. M. Robinson.
• !about four thousand dollars, were ex, Mr. J. C. Reading, District Agent of
.•, Plumed the other day in Westgotlane, in the 'Union Life Assurance Co. at Oshawa
spent the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Reading.
•• - •j 1 Mr. Chester Hogg, who has for some
• • , rag Ikmor ill his cellar. This is a naafi•
s your friends. ,•� !dolts and nnspeakabI,. falsehood. The staff ler;ves this week for the 'Neat,•
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• you may surprise • , . �, . years bean a member of the Advance
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• i dining -room. and the kitchen. Why not well in the West and the TIMES wishes
tell the truth?
Itis also alleged thatat
him success.
• the editor of the Gazette has the gout, Rev. 1st. ljurwnsh, tit 'i 'ingbsm, On.
caused by high living Yesterday for bin of Chancellor Burwash, was in town
Pointed Paragraphs.
(From the Chicago News
A cheeky girl esith painted cheeks
the limit.
No one ever saw a hen.pecked man
with a double chin.. .
I'ts easier to acquire a poor wife than
a good servant girl.. ,
If a man's money worries him a doc-
tor can quickly relieve him.
A pun is a sharp thorn in the side of
the man who can't make one.
A fool begins to acquire sense after he
is divorced from his money.
Truth is stranger than fiction—to the
chronic liar.
Money is always a satisfactory travel-
ling companion.
A blooming idiot isn't necessarily the
flower of the family.
The man who thinks twice before
speaking seldom says anything..
There are more cases of indifference
at first sight than there are of love.
A hobo dentist is touring Ohio. His
specialty is inserting teeth in pies.
If there is one thing " thinner than
water it is the blood of your rich rela-
tions.
It's a mean automobilist who will run
over an innocent child—unless he is in a
burry.
A mate never realizes the true worth of
his wife until she gets sick and he has to
cook his own meals. ,
GOO or' .T litems. Mv. lsttrvrMh spent 40 years
mustard, dandelion, horseradish and p y
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♦ dinner lie had bolos picked aourdock, yesterday, calling, oil his old friend Rev
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• call that higll living: • 111nporia, Kansas, ordained at the same time.—Clinton
beet to greens, boiled bacon add pots. in the ministry, but superannuated five
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toes, corn bread and onions. Could you ,years ago; he and Mr. Greene were both
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ANNIVERSARY SALE
AT THE BEE HIVE
For ' One Week.-=I3egins To=day. -
One year ago .this week we opened our doors to welcome the people of Wingham and
surrounding country to ,t THE BEE HIVE." Sinee then we.have greeted many new faces
and made many steady customers for THIS STORE, We thank one and all for the patron-'
age extended to us, and in appreciation of it will hold an Anniversary Sale for one,
week, with : pecial discounts in every department.
is
We Commence
With Dress Goons.
There's advantages gained at any
time buying dress goods at "The Bee
Hive," but this woek'a advantages are
exceptionally good. In making your
selections here you are sure of getting
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the newest in weaves and colorings.
We mention a few of the many lines
shown :--Lnstres, Voiles, Eoliennes,
Venetians, Panama Cloth, Crepe de
Chene. Broadcloths and Oashmerea••all
at a Special Diseount,dnringour Anni-
versary Sete. Come this week and se-
cure the Special Anniversary Sale The -
count.
We are Selling
A saving of 10 per cent. _ We'll have a busy time
This its the discnuut you will get on our
hlready low prices ou Shirtings, Cot.
tonades, Deuims, Tickings, Sheetings,
Pillow Cottons, Sateens, Apron Ging.
hams, and Dress Liuings..
Now is the time to buy
Lace goods, Ribbons, Fancy Collars,
Hosiery,:Glgves, Silk Stairt Waists,
Undervests, Corsets, Handkerchiefs,
Side Board Drapes, Pillow Shams,
Fancy Table and Stand Covers. Alt
at money money saving auniversary
sale discounts.
with men • and boys.
• Onr Anniversary Sale Prices in the•
' Men and Boys' wear department wily. '
make lively bitsiness in these lines of
goods. The latest styles in Hats and, ,
Caps, Hosiery, Hnnakerchiefs, Sus-
penders, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, .
Neckwear and and ,Underwear. All on
sale during tht4 anniversary week at a
- special discount of Twenty Per Cent
: off every dollar, We add to the Iist •
all ready made clothingie stook, suits,
odd pants, vests, overalls and smocks..
10c bottle Shoe Polish for.,.. 7c. 10o Matches for.... 80.
IOc Shoe Slacking for 6c. Celluloid Starch for 80.
25c sealers Baking Powder for 20o,.
lr c Chocolate Icing Sugar for loco.
EVERY DEPARTMENT SHARES.—Every department shares in Barg tin Values daring thin Speeial Discdunt••'
Anniversary Sale at
• THE BEE, HIVE
THE REELER CO. Phone 96. �VINGHAI�T,:..
KOlilti.
G: n?o::—In Toronto, on April 1i th, the wife
of Mr. T. W. Gibson, formerly of Wroxeter;
a eon.
• Niviss—In Blyth, on April 17th, the wife of
Mr. John i. Nivius; a son.
PArtr:t:x—In Bart Wawnno.h April on A 18th,
the wife of Mr, Alex. Parker; a daughter.
b1r:aKLRY--In Turnherry, near Beilnore,• on
April Cth, the wife et' Mr. Henry Mtr]cley; a
son.
Amiss—In Bowiek, ou April lith, the wife
of Mr. Wm. Adams; a son.
MCMATrr—In Clinton, on April 18th, the wife
of Mr, Jas. MCMath: a daughter.
1{r.Itirrw—In Rowiek, on April 18th, the wife
of Sir. B. Kerwin; a daughter.
nt,rnnenn,
Jotutaxoe--Box.' o .—At the residence of
the bride's parents, rorelwich, on April. 13th,
by rev. J. l3usser, M.A., B.D„ lilr. J. A. John-
ston, of Victoria Mines, to S1issLizzieBallston,
(Laughter of Mr. This Bt:ustou.
1on4'tt—Wrtc•A--Ott Salm day, April 22nd,
by iter. W. G. Wallace, at the home of Dr.
Goocic101d, 931 Blom: street West, Toronto.
loreneo Welch, second daughter •of the late.
John Welch of I.+stowel, to Montagne Murrey
Smith of the Molsoas Banit, $imcoe.
Hen. Gideon Ouimet. who was Prem-
ier of Quebec from 1878 to 1850, and
later Superiutendtnt of Pubiio Insttnc-
tien of that Province, tied on Monday,
aged 82.
Mtn
Ntr:nt4AmmT.—/n Wingham, on April 20111,
Munford William Niergsrth, aged B years and
10 months.
i'orsca.--Ie est Wawanesh, on Atlrit 13th,
Mary Young, relict of the lata Samuel Young,
aged fill years and 7months.
C1'uvnt:tt.-in Itinehnm, on April 24th,
David tlampt.elt, aged 13 yore and 0 months.
Hmtlater—In Wroxeter, on Monday, April
17th, Jame a Met.t an. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0.
Stuart, aged 0 to ecks.
MinoraN - t Landoi North Dakota,
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on.,•April L'e'nd, Cara': Elizabeth NetterRal4,
beloved wife of Mr. ,t. 1;. Mtilholhind, formerly
of Wi' giiaut. t
Robert Procter, a negro accused of
murdering a ccmen laical by throwiug
him trona a circus train last Jnly, was
committed for trial on Satnrday in Lon-
don. He defended himself.
A lady near Hamilton has offered to. •
board anti lodge ten poor children a week
during the summer months. The offer. -
will be accepted by the Toronto Mission,..
Union.
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WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS.WINGHAM.
Night oldie at Button Block, or reel•
dente at Ritohie's property on Scott St.
or third house west of school on John
street. Shop oppostt.e Macdonald block
C. J. MAGIUIi3E
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN .AGENT.
Acconnts. Rents and Notes Collected. Cor
veyanrinrr done
OFFICE—Iu •Van:+tone Itiock.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
103 acres, adjoining Wingham : seventyHre
acres under cultivation. Om d. house; new
barn. Splendid opportunity Exceptional
bargain. Address
ALFRED E. ELLIOTT, Thedford, Ont.
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
COt1TY OIC iIritON, TO WIT;
Bp virtt e of a writ of Fiert Facias issued out
of His Majesty's Eighth Division Court of the
County of Huron and to me directed and de-
livered against tine Lands and Tenements of
MIN. A. 32 Johns, Defendant, at the suit of
S. Davis Zvi Dons, Plaintiffs, I have, seized a,,d
taken h E±ecution all tho right, title, inttrsst11
and equity of redemption. of the above
named
Mrs... E. Johns in, to. and oat of the follow,
in lands and premises, viz: the .east hall
ot'lot 408. Government Surver, in the '.Lown of
Wingltnm in the County of Huron and Pro-
vihco of Ontario, which lands and Tenements
House in tl a Town of (Mil (Milne. ie.ou tT`t Ctiav
twentvthirtl day of May, 1205, at the hour of
19 of the cloelt, noon. R G REYNOLDS .
Sheriff, Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderioh, lieby. 7th, 1005.
'17.SattetS roll nue:3)(31fi0'
r 'E1 DELL addressed to the undersigned:1rd
endorsed ,"Tender for dredging" will be
received up to end including ltli.y lath, 1105,
for the drtdsing regnircd at the following
Places,
rduring tonigontfiihii,yiv, Beaver, (o'lii. Kird(
Matcltedarh Bat,, Mtafurd, ()wed Sound, Treu-
ton, Penetnngtushene, Point Edward. t -at ell,
Port Stanley, Rondeau, Volt Burwell, Saugeen
Elver, Thornbury, Wiari on.
Specifications eau be teem soil form of tender
obtained at the Department of Public Works,
Ottawa: 'renders to include towing of plait
to and front the works. hilly dredges cors he
employed dl
whieh are registered in (nfl51fial:
the time of filing Conntractors
rk
after the data to begin
b)eent)tpti..t O1' lilt
f aereptencet,f theirtende .
The Departrient 3v noth
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lowest or any of the tenders.
1'3y aisles.
FRED. t311I,1NAa,
t•leeretary.
Department of Pthr,4brrhV
Ottawa. April ;ll), 1903.
Newcattners itlionnrthig this a,lvert„entol+.
without avithoritxt Trout ill Department wii1
not be paid for it:
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WE SOLICIT ENOU.IRIES FROM
CONTRACTORS AND ALI; 'PARTIES
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING
FOR 1905, WHOSE AMBITION IT IS
TO PROCURE HIGHEST GRADE
Hardt5:
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Paintsand thIS
AT A VERY LOW PRICE
CALL IN FOR QUOTATIONS
BEFORE BU'VING ELSEWH ERE.
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WING -RANI, I, O1N r.