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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2383, 12 February 1915, Page 3

Last Week-of; C. Siitl's Great Sale!l ■ TREMENDOUS FINAL REDUCTIONS IN THE • • . SHOWROOMS, . ■ "< , DRESS DEPARTMENT, ' MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, . ' i: . FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, , , FANCY GOODS; and ' 'T ; . MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND / • . MERCERY. , if' . I : MANY LINES ABB BEING CLEARED f- |' ; ' TO-DAY AT HALF PRICE. 0' ' SATURDAY NEXTIS THE LAST ' ' |j OF THE BARCAIN DAYS! |j €.; SMITH, ;im k CUBA ST. WELLINGTON. J; Take' Sanatogen—it's sure to give -y<mJ| | Better Health, Strength and Nem-Power; H | TF you are in need of a tonic—as most people are at 'llf p times—nothing mil do you so much good as a "course" |M yof Sanatogen. ■ - -J.", 7 |j|r' ; ;|; Whether you are only a little run down, or anaemic", or B;'. |i weakened by illness, or.suffering from some definite disorder of .|l nerves, digestion or nutrition—there is no doubt, that:aJ. ',i|f§ 11 "course" of Sanatogen will be v ,of real and lasting benefit',';; M |: to you, ||1, •|i - : .Start that ; "cottts'e'." to-.day. 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