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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 36, 6 November 1917, Page 9

- Everything is mounting up. Raw material is dearer. Freights are higher. Labour is more expensive. : THE COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY desires to UKKStHeifm «J «*t matohlM-e teconia-flat bring to the hearts kem« o! the people of all lands the world's greatest music and • ;; greatest not bo raised in price. They will remain unchanged in a world of change, ami inexpensive in a world in ' ' This is made possible by fhc enomous output o£ these T6cor(1 e 8 ■ iftT Wo! Sir Helry J. Wood, Sir' Thomas Beecfcam; ,M... de Paohmann, M. Pablo Cnsals, M. Eugen Tsaye, Mr. Hubert Eis- , ; . , BUY THESE RECORDS MOW THEY 'ARE NOT DEA'REE. And they will never be . . , Columbia Eecords are obtalaable at all first-olass Music Stores. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS. WARM ANI) ALLEN STREETS r- - . I ■ ' ' : ' EROM WHOM,CATALOGUES. AND ALL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED. .■

NO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BR WITHOUT DR. MOIM.& INDIAN BOOT PIIJLS. "T am ft grant believer in Dr. Morse's Indian Root; Pills as a genuine corrwtivo for Bilious attacks," writes Mr?. Louisa Philip, corner Cargill and ArUun Slreels, Central Diiiiedin. "In fact, ray family have found this mcdicinc meet, all the lilllc ills that llcsli is limr to, and I will so farther and declare. thai rio household should ho without Dr. "Morse's Indian TJool Pills Tno an old resident of Duncilnu * l ; of six children. f grant permission lo your giving full publicity lo tliw sia'oniom. I was a Ocrlilicaled Maternity Nurse for twenty yoii,i» in Thlnrdin, and I -have loi my patients in Hie past consisfenliy recommended (heso pills.' The anniversary of the Maslerton Methodist Sunday School, was -celebrated nn Sunday. Thero wero lai-Rc coiiKi'cprations, and special music was provided for (Jin occasion. I'bo Rev. J. A. .HosJcing was (ho preacher.