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_fill _ __~ __ I ~__jé__A___;,_;_/ _____I_ ____ __  ___ ___ _ _ Horse Breeder, dated -lan. 25, 1911,
'11 !".."~ "lil" li‘l lC1l and should he of interest to Provin-
"""““"“`°"‘*""“"""“*‘_"‘ cial horseiiien.
QV g1 _-'tdminisirator was owned here and
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i=~ " _"_l.ili.- .. siuiilritiiifltii':i`fodait=lllc'éiil;i_- __ _ _,_ _,;- iniiiioti~nt.__i- _ iz.2si__i.., you mention
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DOT (lla AND CATCHFLY t2.1S}).
Editor _-tnierican Horse Breeder: -
ln your issues of January -ith and
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tion. Sour 5ioinach.Diarr
¥ar.Simile Eigi-.atiirc of
(3.15), ivliose dam was Dean Swift,
and got by .~\rliiiinistI‘ator (2,295),
Wlllle o\\'m~<l liere on the lt-lniiil? This
Dt-au Swift mnrc i.- also thr dam of
1‘I'o\'i<ler t‘_1.l51_> :uid Kickripoo t2.26),
lirith l>_\' l'i'cecptoi~, and lie by Nut-
~` - NO1‘N.UICOTlC. ..,\ _ _ _\\'_i)>od iflltl. l nm not liiiito sure about
‘ iit’s"`l.iiiie, hut think it was a
lru<‘tiim better iliuii (‘atchlly‘s. Dot
was bred iii Cniig '1‘rn\~¢1~S@ by 1),-_ A_
_»\_ lllzick, \'. S., and crowned hcrsclf
with glory rnniiy times rm our Island
Vlcnsc liiiik hor up and let its know
if iii) coiitciiti ii is riuht.
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. ` [(,,‘,11,_f,1;,- ----- .‘ -‘--------------------~ -lla-l~L1l1ll~l3~ ll`l1('liH. Slit’ is now owned
 .¢v'1¢.fnd » _ - at or uor~,i~ Boston, and is being bred.
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M-5‘9‘{" -_ __ \'ci-y truly,
ggi.-"_“"_1r"“"‘ ___ - \  ,  ic.  iiiiosuv.
im; i - | tI\li‘. l`r0sby has our thanks for the
h0€ - "li - _ _ ‘ ‘ _ _ '
, _ J,-e,__eri_h  iniiiistrntor l2.29;), iii the Breeder of
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last paiagiaph the following state-
uieiit \\'iis niaile. The must successful
_ _  ' i':inipiii':iiei' got by Adniinistrator
’  if  Ea  <Z.‘_'flj,) _was _Viitcliliy t`_’.l8ii. At the
* N EW \'ORl{.  top of the tirst column of the Edi-
_ _ '_ <__ "_ ~ tiirial page ol the Breeder on Jan
 Mb rr_i~.‘__»;_i,_¢__\_\§__._q1_,,rf_=_:é'_- 3"' iitii, iaii, in the following; Next to
= _- J; D05-£,;g;;__1}5,_(_i;__g,12{*5_ vnzciiiiy <2.isi>, mentioned inet
" , -   " . week, the best campaigner, that Ad-
1_ miiiistriitor t2.29;) got. was the hay
'P stallion Execulor (2241) that won
- 'ful oxwrnulu cumunv n"\| vollx crrv
The lust cniiipniuii i is not uvcrs-
LXACTCOPYUFWBAP za' _` .$2 heats in 2.30 nr hotter
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most races, in fast time. An animal
may win a large number of heats in
And l`nderwear for Men,
` Woiitcn and
Children.
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Yesterday in .vi iiliizxaril the clear-
- standard time. and yet win but few
-. _ . , - . . _ ' .. (2.18) is the fastest trot-
- Gnco-n-Year ileaiauce uf Hosieiy !"A first quality $20.00 silver lat l 'Meg Dot _ _ _
i` ‘ ten urn, suitable for parties, ispollcert- t," got by Mhlunlstmtor .(2'29i)'
(__, _,xt _,mc ,,,,_h,__t,m'_ Pach _my umm, i-lic was _ai credit to hor site and
il:ii~i ‘is uill 'i-» iii hiir i>ri~i-der and
sold. See E. W, 'l`n_\'lor's ivinilovc, ‘iii ____ ‘_'__` ,_`_ _' ‘ __ _ _____a_é__c_ he
ll' ‘l d St, 2_ 1.-_ ,1eii‘, i... is 'i ___ i `, S
i “""°“ M" ~.-.-.-__.- not inf oiinni oi cntciiiiy <2.iiii>~
A most remarkable show o‘ “lid "1X*`°‘-‘f"'_l2~3`l§l- (7*`*t°l‘nY W0"
dainty Wmtewear is now heh-,Q z\vviity rnccs in which standard time
also was pretty well sold hui. '1`<»iin-,» made on our second ffloor. lt, l-i “'-‘ls l"‘Wl=’~ ' _
with good wezitbf>r.°we shall not he the most olaborate _and complete The lied* FMU llllll ifllfflllfly €_V¢l”
able to tell until toiiiifht just ii-liar that this store has ever attempt- ‘Wil ‘VHS ill ll0<‘ll¢‘Hf¢‘l. N- Y-. 1ll34~
will be left for tonii rr..~.i_ _iin~»tiiii~¢; ed-you are invited to onli and `l`ll“ "fl""` "'“"l"r"‘ “"‘l"’ 'Hf\l`l‘Y Wilkes
nrt much lar(-fer, so tliht S-iiiie twliis l"0K 0Ve|' the l0V@ly tllll'l£l5 (’»Vf¢ll U-f"»:if 'i ll" f1""‘“1"t U"“t""" lim'
if you do not wish to buy. Moore iI.~f._i'- ie \.\‘i!l.-es 42.22); Miiiiil lvicsscng-
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Saturday ends the stile. l’1it<vii’ez.
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ought to he here~and evei-_v it-‘iii is*
worth coming for, we think you \.i
; ._ Prices invariably of lr-:ist 3 lowf~r_
~' and generally with r~lenraiii-c on iiis-`
`- - .- Gvlltiiiued lines. .\`iii,iiiiclii';1 in wfiuiciisil
Z-Zilll
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ii Q1 McLeod. 2--3Ci3i i-r 114.101 i, l'-elle Eciio, George V.
l.;.ii\.-.'oiiii, mid Captain Emmons.
...Fame ,im_n,___h___m “___ “___ iiitchiiy won i_ii-st,_ fi_vurth and fifth
Wi/ndcrliil viiliios iliiriiifv riuran- hP_"t"" in Z'l‘<“' LU" 220' Harry
mm, ,men __a,(__ E,_w_-_'nt _mm_ 'iiillms won .-‘ciroiid and third heats,
with in 317'; I‘ic\'i<i\i~; to tliiit,
mfs mf hh” y‘.""‘ "“`1_-.al”_"' 13"” ni. i‘ii._i_oi>i'.i~-_-,'. vii., July iii, isiil,
ilcierl tlo.hs iii all .~.i/.es \\ith _ ___ I _ __ (__, t _
iinpkins to matt-ii c\'r~iv piiticrii. l "Lf "y_ “L "“`“ 'I “_” 1°” mel"
, “Fmt ,_.,,l,,,_S in S,_L_,_,_,`n,,S t,,,_,._ `t:i‘-...lic first, fiiiirtii and filth heats in
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“En_slisli and <`anf\~‘.iun. cottons,l.
one extra and f-iprciiil lilcurli'-ii cid-
‘ton free- from <ii'»-ssiiia' at tlr. per
yd. See it :it l"uif>ii's. l-2-ldtl.
els, fiiixcy lil-_czi:4, lie;l,s;irfa.\.s,  U' il" ;".'\` It vnu he See.n,by
iii-_ r-‘i~.. iii'-rinif uzzi' :iiinuai ilu- W" WW; l"]"` ""“"rd gigs made, mteg
I _.1  1i»,.- Q, “'..i-_-_ ]__;|,i|[_ l`.i<‘i‘ lili. ii in \\'i\ii. ._ e WHS 5.81’
L’ ML ( I ` M A mite iigaiiist time, to beat 2,19, at
-Y ___ -;___-_"___-_____-_-_-_= lniit-s'.ille, Wis., Jiiiie 21, 1834. She
_ '.l» “ir i '='
iiiuilv i'.~.'v» ntttiiiipls and trottril eiicli
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Ji ‘cv
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ihziii sho ui`ter\\';i‘1`ri:.~ trotted iii a
'.i~airr- that she won :\_Ltuin.~it other
.iiiiw-t_~.. This :<lii»\\'s iliiit Vatthily
has ii _xzciiiiltir race mare. She also
'hr ii st.i‘i»i_uiit. lit-at race at Spring-
ilelii, Lilnss., Sept. 5, tiint season, in
14.20, 2.102, 2.l8§'.
' i'<Z\:cciitiii' (2,241) wr:-n liftccii races
iii nil. His record was made in the
last hunt of .Q live-heat 'riice that he
it-,.11 ;~,1 Flirt \\`oi'th, Texas, Nov. bird,
1851'-5137*! W
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l/vfhooptiig Cougn i
cuoue /=.sr:~ii.i.\ caucus
naouciiiiis c/i1‘/.iiizu c0|..DS
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ISTAULIINIU \U7l
ll rilmplc anfe :ind edcclive treatment forhvron-
niizniolinnlon.nvoiningorngs. vnwnwicreeo-
inn.. stops mo wort.-.mn or if/iioopinir cough
I and relic-tics cruup at once. _lt is nbaon to lu(-
fnrers from Asthma. The air rendered llrongly
l antiseptic, inspireil with cvury breath, ma en
lircaihin easy : soothes thc sore throat and :tops
thc cinch, nsnurlniz real!-il niigliu. It xslnvalu-
ni-in in moiiici-n with young i~iiii.ii-on.
. L`:nil us po:.t.'il for descriptive booklet. 809
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il soptiowur ot'.l‘ub- 5 tl \l`
“ lots for thi: lrritnied C. Q10
throat. 'l hey urn riinple, Nl
elfcntlvo nnd nnilfu-mic. _ . . >
l’.f...’:.?i..:".~i~:.'ii.i..:: 5 ~${.f»;¢¥ _
i” latin Cresolene Bn.  hjrg *
Locmlng-Miles Bldg. `° _xii X .
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    _ Our annual Remnant Sale of Wall Papers at llalf
_ ____  ' Price is now on. Mana' beautiful Patterns for Parlor,
_'  1 Dining Room llsll edrooin and Kitchen all at Half
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.il   _~‘_- \ . Pr|ce._It will save you dollars perhaps on your spring
gl _  ' papering to take advantage of this cut price. Sale.
;;.~ i. ‘-¢_,1,_f_;_,_'..._ Come early.
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ST DENIS
BROADWAY and llth SIRBBI
NEW YORK CITY.
Within Buy Aercu nl,|6my l‘d||¢.el'
Interest Ilulf Block from Wsnn|l\nkrr‘l
5. nilnnu-1' walk or Shormlnu Dlnrlrt.
N|Yi'i`.l> FOR. Excellvnca' of ‘ Culllur
cont:-»i1nt.t» Ani»vlntmc1\¢|.'UourfcoM’
llerrice lnil Numa-lllie xorvonndlnp-
lll0I|S $|.00 PEB DIY Alll`l|P
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li°J3m .'l”i'3i‘-l'»-:Sie £72
EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘
fable 1l’Hote Br¢uldlot;l0¢»
WM. TAYLOR &' 50N, Inc.
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_We have nn excellent stock of
hiuh clans nllvcrwear secured from
the moi-it reliable sources. A lot
nl tlit-so article! are real master-
nieces o_f artistic work and each and
ov:-rv piece ls good wenrink, serv-
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We nrt- sure nn Tnnpectlnh of our
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MAYOR G. W. WEST.
SUV paper, will be of interest
this Province, he having been borni
sion at Inuisfail and will give a
idea of the cquntry there:
of welcome to the Alberta Dair
convention:
Ol' a unanimous resolution of the ne
come of our town.
Sll¢11 a duty has devolved upon me a
chief executive officer and Ifeel tha
esy which is properly due.
Innisfail has -had the honor fo
vinces. There is not the slightes
the dairying industry fostered ,by it
times and good we have been ke]
dairying. '
concerned, anyway, mixed farming
and especially thc. dairying branch
llerous, whatever other parts of th
province might be, and when we hav
had misfortunes in the shape of hail
wing, I.say, to our strong suit be
ing mixed farming.
index of existing: general prosperity
towns arc necessary in order to mar
we are entirely dependent on agricul
life or death to us as being the cen
ric ltural community. l feel assured
tlidlt if any' district in the provinc
flourishes ours will. You, gentlemen.
represent, I understand, the dairyin
industry which as I have i-raid is pos
sibly the most important branch o
meeting here now is for the pui-pos
of ndvaiicing and promotillll that ill
on behalf of our town that we ar
it is only extending to you a court
some years of being one of the chief
(lair-ying`¢_£.,,tres in Aii,@rm_ in fact, was the ornament of a meek and
I think I may say in thc wcstiern pru-
lproud and pleased t0 DBO V0" he”
and welcome you most heartily. Mid
Th 1 l ' ' _ in t i -t nr deliberations ann
B Glowing' taken ‘mm A C1_l0_acl`ioii;e mgyb ixult in the BUSWBL
Mayor West's friends and relatives in possible success to the objects 101'
n which you are met.
Y0l'k and DOW living in Innisfall. --°“*-_'“°'“
The address was delivered at the OBITUARY-
Creamery Convention while in sas- -""'
,, on Jan. 1th,_1911. Mary -78512.
dnngliter of William and Catherine
'rim mayors (G. w. west; address Mullins. iiaseul peacefully 10 feel-
y from her home in D€Sable, P~ E- I~.
ageii 19 years and 11 months, after
Gentlemen.-I have the honor of he- all illness of “lx f"eek5‘ Her amictm"
ing the mayor for the town of Innis- Yelldefed her 5‘t“at‘°“ particulallll
fail for this year, and in consequence trying and adorded an opportunity
to the adversary painfully to assault
“l _ _
council it ‘is my pleasant duty to llef and l‘“t her faml to B Belew
meet you and extend tu you the ,wp test. Nevertheless, during the whole
of her illness, like her Lord. 511°
This is the first occasion on which orellefl “Of ll” "‘°“fh with ““Y.°"m‘
S piaininig. on the contrary. icelslla'
t tion and thaiikfulness -niarked_cvery
_ step. Few approached her Wltlwllt
lieinu' welcomed with a smile. _MUCH
r might he said of the excellencies of
her life and conduct. Her adorning
quiet spirit. Her mental powers re-
; tained their full vigor until the last
“l il w
doubt that our crcnmery here and ¥U0mf?“`f-S Ol her me' ‘O tramlu as
has meant a tremendous lot to our _ _ _ _ _
,_,,wn and d,st,.ict_ and ¢_h,-Ough hard her happy spirit quitted its earthly
lt is true that we are a very small _
component part of a great province Ill UW Pkaceflll grave S emllrafm'
hilt possibly conditions here are an Bllt We “Old lilly Yll@m0l"Y Cherished
As far as our town is concerned.
tre of this district. I know that wc
in Iiinisfail :ire ull proud ol our ac-
her departure that the precise ino-
ment was hardly known in whllill
abode and lied to regions of eternal
it - _
going through me U-Camel-y and blesleduess. The funeral service was
C0,,,i,,¢u-fi by Rev. Wm. lil. Field of
My own experience satisfies me that 'I`l'Y0l1. all-Cl” ‘vhlch the procession'
as far as this part of the country is which was vl‘1‘,v 19-l`iI0. l’l`0°°9d9‘1 '50
the Presbyterian burying S!l`0lllld at
' Trvon for iiiterinent. The pall-hear-
tends tw a steady and permanent Vs _WEPCI llalliel Fcrlzllson, Stetffird
prosperity. I think we may say that Mlllllll-S. Ulas- Inman- www; lla
this -district has been generally pros- mall. Alex- F°"l3“5(’“ and avi
Holmes Two sisters and one broth-
2 er are- left-Mrs. John Th0mll50ll.
_\i_i{¢n5rin¢=, (`o\'c, and Hertha and Da-
drought or otherwise, in the main \\'fi` Vl<l fit l10l\'lC- Mlwll SYml"1t_hY ls ex'
have come through it is satisfactory tended to the bereaved fhmily.
0 . - _
. 'Tis liard, so hitrd to speak the
' words we must forever part.
Darling lilary, we have laid thee
Till we see thy Heavenly face.
-W. M. F.
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ket and handle produce and supplies 0 OO0
but we fully appreciate the fact that
_ Try This Home-.Made
tural -conditions, and .the prosperity cllllgh Remedy
of the agricultural community means
Coats Little, But Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded. .‘
_ 0O§%O 
9 Mix two cups of granulated sugar
with one cup of warm water, and stir
acriciilture in this country, and your
Z for 2 minutes. Put 2% ounces of Pin-
' ex (fifty cents’ worth) in n 16 oz. bot-
f tie; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
a teaspoonful every one, two or three
l‘f hours.
- You will llnd that this simple rem-
iiustry. In conclusion ‘I can only say
edy takes hold of a. cough more quick-
c ly than unything else you ever used.
1885. This was the twenty-third rac
sou and indicates that he, too, wa
all. 'l‘lie time of the fastest heh
she wuu, was 2.222, but this was on
the liavcrhill, Mass., half-mile track
nnd was in the fourth heat ofa race,
able than faster time on a mil
track. She was started in twelv
rnrcs that season, according to th
two of them.
Dot made her record of 2.18 a
iielil of eight starters. Dot won tirs
sp;-ctively. Quality, by Electioneer,
won third, fourth and sixth heats in
2.2l_{, 2.2l}, 2.21-,l.' The fifth heat
was won by Seyliax in 2.20%.
Probably Dot (2.18) could brush as
lust, perhaps faster, than Catchfly
(2,181). but as has been stated al~
refiily, Catchfiy won twenty races,
lilxecutor (2.24%) won fifteen races,
and Dot (2.18) won seven races,
which was an excellent showing for a
Northern born trotter of her day, hut
only about half the number credited
to Ertecutor. The Register state:
that the sires of Dean Swift 197962
was Bush Messenger, ‘hut does not
give Bush Messengers sire. There
was a thoroughbred son of imported
Messenger named Bush Messenger,
that was owned in New'York State.
There was also a Blish Messenger lll
Maine, that was by Winthrop Mes-
senger, a ann of imported Messenger,
hilt this Blish Messenger had athigh
broken, hy a kick, in 1840, and the
injury caused his death. He left a
son called Bush Messenger 2nd, that
was foaled in 1840, but he finally
was taken to Ohio, where he died in
1862. Bush Messenger 3rd, foaled in
1858, was a son of Bush Messenger
2nd. Some of the descendants of
these Bush Messengers were excellent
horses. If we remember correctly the
Bush Messenger that_got Dean Swift
was of the Maine Bush Messenger
stock.-Ed.) - O
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It is reported that Miss Katherine
L. Wllks recently was offered $35,000
for her sensational young race horse
and sire Kentucky Todd, 3, 2.082,
and two foals by him. As might
have been expect-ed, she refused with-
out hesitation.-Horse Review.
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A Pure Soap
is necessary for a good
complexion -A soap to be
pure need not necessarily be
high priced--We have on
hand a large assortment of
all the leading Toilet Soaps,
besides many other varie-
ties, wlilcli if not quite so
well known are fully as
~ good and cost less money.
We have opened up a new lot
to sell at 3 cakes for inc, and
25c per box, (3 cakes)-All are
of the leadingodors and the heat
value ever offered nl the price
Thesqsoapl were well bought,
' and our customers get the ad-
vantage of' same.
'E A Foster
ll
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Sunnyside
in which he had contested that sea-
n game race horse of great endur-
niiire. Dot i'2.llil`won seven races in
' Usually ends ii deep-seated cough in-
e side of 24 hours. Splendid, too, for
whooping cough, chest pains, bron-
S cliltls and other throat troubles. It
stimulates the appetite and is slight-
ly luxutive, which helps end it cough.
U This recipe makes more and better
that she e\'er won, in a race that (-Dug); Syrup Hum you could buy
reiidy-made for $2.50. It keeps per-
fectly and tastes pleasant. ‘
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
Yen-r Book, and won first money iii
Sniigiis, l\'las=., .lime 24, 1895, in a
June 27, 1894, which is more credit- trated compound of Norway white
e pine extract, and is rich in gulaicol
e rind all the natural pine elements
e wliich are so healing to the mem-
branes. Cllicr preparations will not
`.\'ork ln this formula. _
t This plan of making cough syrup
with Pincx :ind Sugar Syrup (or
t strained honey) has proven so popu-
and Second heats- in 2_1g, 2_1g_;_ re- lar throughout the United States und-
Canada, thzit it is often imitated. But
the old, successful formula has never
been equalled.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe. Your ilrugglst has
Piuex or will get it for you. lf not,
send to The Plnex Co.. Toronto, Ont.
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"A great. many people have
taken advantage of our annual
linen sale-havcn’t you? You '
should, because it’s the great-
est opportunity of the year to
buy household necessities. Note
our prices: 36 in. longcloth free
from dressing, Bc. and 10c.
Double bed, 72 inch, unbleachcd
sheeting, strong quality, 221:.
Bleached 72 in. sheetings, 22c.
Table linens, in immense varic-
ty, from, per yard, 1Bc. Bed-
spreads, excellent quality, for
double bed, $1.00. All linen
towels, large sizg, 2for 25c.
All blankets and comforts, 20
per cent. off. 1,000 pairs new
lace curtains, 20 per cent off.
All fancy linens, hand-made, 20
per cent. oil. Our selections are
wonderfully complete and satis-
faction awaits you here. Hem-
ming free if you ask for it.
Sala prices for cash ‘only. Beer
& Weeks. 1-3ldtlr3i.
"Mac’s Cough Mixture is a remedy
that has won favor with all. It il
easy to take and gives prompt relief
tation from the throat and banishing
thc cold. Try it-lt’s good. Only 50c
per bottle at The Two Mac’s, 149
Great George Bt. drtf
arance ol Coats, Furs
Many_ll al I Pr i c e
If your suit is getting old-
looking and wrinkled send if
here and \vc'll pleasantly sur
prise you with our high-class
work. We will clean and steri-
lize the cloth, rain the nap,
press the suit perfectly and re-
vive and freshen the colors-in
fart when the null. in returned
'you'll hardly recognize it.
W' specialise on the cleaning
and pruning ,of india' and
men'| Hue lultl. ~'l*hl_l ll
Since whore you git ntl _ -_
__-_ lmponm ot Ammo will Pope" Ill W' N' ,Tanton 3 ~ Sl* l’ SU |-'!_ll`lllll".y ldwfmtf ' Sunnyiidm Cl\’1`°Wn-  
_§_»;__.._;_. __ _ - g ¢ Bunnriildc o . ._ _ ' ____ __ _. __  ._ .. _ __ .. _ _ . .
A I' Wobohr, Prop.
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These GlovesAre
Selling Fast
- M We know these special glove values wouldn’t
last long. The stock is being greatly reduced daily,
Every person who really wants a good bargain in
gloves is coming here-
Now, you cloii’t have to _take our say-so' that
these are great values-conie in and inspect the lines
offered, try theui on, compare prices--you’ll know
then that for really unusual offers these glove spe.
cials lead.
Come ii_i_tod:iy and pick out your choice before
they are all sold' out.
arf" 1"*  _\_"\l
Fur lined niuclizi, regulaiiily still! ill $3i75i HOW going
ni $2.35.
Fur iiiiud inovlia, clieaper line, formerly priced at
$3.25 yours 'today for _ ' Sl 89.
Marita lined, a high quality glove that regularly sells
for $1 75, today going at SLSB.
Another liuc ofsanie kind, regularly sold for $1.50.
but goes today for _ SLJ5. , 
Mocha lined; regularly priced at $1.85, selling now '
for _ $l.09. '
Kid lined gloves, good for spring or afiernoou wc-nr,
i'1‘g\il.irly piircd al $1.85, |ii.~u'kcid HOW $|.0§,
Kid luicrl not i|uiii- as gouil its iiliove, but well woith '
foruicr price ol`$|.o5, siells'iiii\v for 954;,
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iscount Sale
Now that the roads :ire good and the days fine and the
people from the country can get into town, we will begin our
discount sale February ist and coiiliiiuc during the whole
uiuuth. We will give geuiiiiie discounts, but as we donot
mark our goods up iii order io :ippciir to take off big discounts
you will not find any extravagant stntcuieiits in any Ol 0\1l'
advertising but we will give genuine discounts and l10I1€Sl
alues to everybody. _ A ,
v
The sale will be for cash only and there will not be- two
prices. Everybody will be treated alike so that whether y0l1
conie yourself or send your child \\'o1i’t make any differ€I1C¢»
Below are some of our prices.
Among our specialties are a good range of -
llewson Twceds. Moncton Tweeds, Ox-
ford Tweeds i
,oo cent Factory Cloth for" 759
'So cent Factory Cloth for ll5¢
60 cent Factory Cloth for 505
$1.80 Factory Cloth double width for $1.50
$3.50 Fine worsted suiting different
colors for $2 50
i6 cent English print Crumb's best qual-
ity uc
15 cent English print 32 inches wide for l2¢
14 cent American print I yard wide for HU
I2 cent Canadian Print 30 inches wide for 105
curing the cough, removing alll irri: '1 ’ ‘ f 
15 cent Qui ting cotton 32 ins wide 01°
12 cent Quilting cotton 30 ins wide for ll”
cent Shifting Duck for I
O ' I
’ Fllllll Wllllll ¢\\ll ¢l¢- is oenisifipo shifting Dock for .. If
. 1 0
I
. llc
7 cent Gingham Shifting for
15 cent Gingham Shifting for-
l’=ll0l\ S- §_v}ll3l-_ ~ Au dress goods 25 p. o. off. Lndiesand
We’]] P,-‘ess Your gentlemen’s underwear of all kinds 2_5 P_'°'
'Suit Right
off. _ ' _
Men's shirts, collars, cuffs,ties,b1’3C¢5f
socks, caps, gloves, handkerchiefs and all
goods not mentioned here except factory
_yarn and uubleached cotton and fSP°°lS
.25 p. c. off. » _
 C. Turner (D. 
" rinuwrae. sc.. "
Central Dru store i _
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