What in the world’s the use of* f re;fcAll our blessings thus forgetting. We’ve soine blessings, anyway. One great blessing all may linger, Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure, to wit. Drives off colds inclined to linger, Makes us well and keeps ns fit. 1 ting... O’er life’s troubles -.everv dnv?
BUSINESS notices. SOME EiRMG ADVERTISE A SALE 4 NT) MAKf N*o RELICTIONS; PLEASE NOTE—- • .4 Ci THIS .... IS A ’ | SALE: EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED. ‘ .. i'n, .. i'i.- ...t saeS; .11 f 11 •.* f?* > i. Xi: ;iiTj-; : yijiv*ll* •)**t *• ! . :»<■*;* . H . ( I. ... :r.l"i . f/l.iti; 1... .irj i ; i fj.-.f-? I‘JANOS, ORGANS, ACCOR, PEONS, V r'OLINS, BA.N.'iOS, SHEET’ MUSIC, ok washing machines WERTHEIM SEWING. \ .1 v l MATT JINKS, if - -'- ■; A N
ALL REDUCED. CALL EARLY ANT) STXT'JTE A BARGAIN. ftEMfc’MBEK, Sfi ',E STARTS TO BAA MAY 151 TL
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 26 May 1911, Page 7
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