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Thames Star, Volume xxx, Issue 9451, 29 September 1899, Page 1

I THE WOMAN'S VOTE. \ -TTTS3S-TT—- B ■ woman have a vote in politics?" is a question *: I H that inconstantly cropping up. In some places, Wyoming for I H example, she has already obtained it, and it is interesting to V H observe how she uses it to vote for the good against the bad. M m Her power of discrimination is very great. Note how she M m appre aates Van Houten's Cocoa. Wherever she has tried it, M M ij v immedlately pronounced it to be absolutely the best! » m And Out without hesitation. The reason v evident enough. B ■ In the first place, Van Houten's Cocoa is pure, soluble, M m and extremely nourishing. This the members of the medical M m profession are erer ready to acknowledge. ■ M Secondly, it is .delicious in taste, 6 nd rery economical to I H use. And lastly, the numerous testimonials, from •all Hrto V H and conditions of men," prove that it is alike valued in th« • M H palace, and prized in the cottage. •■ M -i The moderate cost places it within the reach of all, for it I M w if 8* than one farthing per cup; anditis so easily assimilated ■ m and digested that aU may take it, be they weak or rtrong. B I BE SURE YOU TRY " I ■ VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCQUTE. ■

Ladie3' and children's underclothing, our own make, in stock or made to order at lowest cash prices at the Beehive,- corner of Mary and Pollen street?; Alfred Court, proprietor—-Advt ' : See the new season's goods in ladies' gems, sailor and-fashionable hats just opened up at the Beehive—A«vt