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* Window Boxes and Their (art'.
• Providing your box is the right
depth,
,you can grow either inside
or oUt pFactically any garden floW-
er or vine. For 4utdoor boxes,
however, you'will get the meet sat-
irfactory results from taking & leaf
from the Wok of others' experi-
enoes, and Use those plantswhich
• have proved to be hest adapted to
•• thrive under the, somewhat trying
.coiMitions to which window or
stoop 'boxes ire rather apt to be
tnibleeted._. • ',The „ plant a szshould-
AS Will keep reasonably good
• natured underboth too little or too
• much water and not become pee-
vish 'because the wind persists in
coming around the corners andgiv.
' big ,
Then of course "yen Would not
think of putting n• tuberous begonia
• In a sunny spot any more • then A
•geranidin in a shady one, • $o here
,are just a few helpful hints that if
, followed in connection with direc-
tions AS to • soils, fertilizer, etc..,
should ,glve you the- satisfactory re-
• ; sultS with _window orplant boxes.
-. For SflmHier.
• ' TheOld. Standby 4Windovi box trio
Ls , •
geraniums,: .'t white • Marguerites'
and the variegated Vinca vine,, to
• hang over the sides, The Marguer-
• ites will bleots for weeks and weeks
„and the geranium in the. glacit sum..
•mar lang.
Another gend. combination •is
Sweet Alyssum; Ageratum and
•-Marguerites With 'ecliging.of; White '
Vince *Vine. • • -
A delightifiil effeet is obtained
, With heliotrope, white or light
,,pink Geraniums and Gerinan
For brilliant effects a, 'hex of Sal-
via. with the Dwarf 'Zurich in front,'
tall ,8plendens, at the back and edg-
• ed with 'Dwarf N urtiuma n won- 1
derfullv satisfaetdr •
' -Dora tronicaL effect on stoop or
grounds- try, g.combination of
• Dwarf and Giant Cannes grown in
Plant hexes or tubs. c
Dwarf Castor Bean or Ririe -Mr is
also a good tub plant, Plant Dwarf
.--stastitiratirts=4-iourk17:base,
Single Petuniaa. Boyers' colon)
fragrant, thrive and bloom entire
season,: °
i4alVii,i9car1et 8.44 Splendenin
tall variety, flowers' are intense
scarlet .very showy. -
Impatiens "(klultan's Balsam),
Blooms chntinually; bright, rosy,
red flowers.
Sna,Pdragcn. Mixed colors.
Primrose (Obeoniea), . Byer,
blooming variety, mixed eolors.
Lepton Verbena:' Best • for fra-
grant leaves, -
14ow`OrowineFlewers.
Heliotrope. Frairaxit, velvety,
purple.
Ageratum. Purplish,*blue fig*.
ere. • -
Salvia (ificarlet • Sage)., Zurich.,
wart variety,showy...acarleL'ilowA.
Ver Etlghig. •
(Ranging down 13 to 6 inches)..
Lobelia. Uracilia, deep, blue. Brin-
!: • sA. 1 dwarfsa-r
V,1 ta gY r. A a
e .
BroWallia. Deep violet,.
flowers, a continual bloomer.
Monkey FJ9),Yor,,, ,spotted
lowers. -
;Latena. :Flowers are .,a11 shades
Of orange and . •
Cigar Plant: 'IScarlet.fiower With
1)111,44nd:white, tip. • .
-Verboints. Prange -a of bloOnlw
"•beautifitl colors and.altUdes, •,t
•
'Long Vines.
• (ganging down several feet),
Nasturtiums. The mast.popula,r.
Coliaea. Seanclent, akes rapid
growth.
(Cup, and Sanders Vine.). Large
hell Shaped purple blossoms.
Morning Glory. Quick growing.
Flowera blue and deep orititigin
.
Mancettia:Kine2mct
_19atapPe
iew,' . •
Maitrandia. Rapid climber, tulbe
:shaped flowers, deep " violet and
White. . •
Blue ,31Zienflower. Flowers in
arge"Clustets. •• ,
White Moonflower. Trumpet
--
haped blossoms, `:snolk wbite
- Short Time: •
•iN/ le vecV raniiini. Exquisite
• •grew Po...ii.n...t._4011.0,11.1.5.4n1M-et
-ar•-r-the:Teliage ly •heautiful and
when frost threatens Yoh an .bring
Mena inside and.have weeks of glor-
ions biotin -a. • . • •
-
Y ge •
dorm white, rose pink soft
•FlOWeri_Pniple., red,
Piak.
, , Flowering= B:egonies.. SeveraLeolm.
ere. •. •. , '
• Tuberous Begonias. Variety of
colors, bldoin continually
Primrose (Ohconita)_. Sverbloom--.
•of variety-
gw,
rimson. -•
11-1 es,--Howers
•' • For Autumn,,
• - Per late autumn, Up to the time
the. show flies, the hardy Chrysanr
theniums? espeCiallY-"-the -pompom-
FoIiage tifeet Only;
.:,types, are . ?indexing. .
Before „ frost nips' the , Dracaenas. Foliage plain' green.
,plants .bring then] •and they green striped yellow': or bordered
will, bloom until after New Year's..., White or orim son striped pink and
•For Shady .Spots. a . -white. - "
'F'or shady prams 'there are un- 43'00:111,•Pern•
:fortunately but few 'things that • 101' Edgin,g•
--
really thrive. Ferns, however, al- (flanging down 3 to 12 :inches')
-.ways do well especially the vigor; ,Wandering.......Jew, Leaves,_- green
• owl Boston erie, which Iiiteqnally ree0ind white, variegitd..____2_L_
happy in -deers and out: • ' ...Strawberry - Geranium. _(Mether
- -By glancing' over the e be- of Thousands.)
low yon will find. an_ interesting) , Ice_Plant. dwarf .habitiL:•-vier-
)froupnig:icf-Plants for both sunny ie•gated flowers. white and
anct7sliacly plakes. " " 'rose oolored.
For Sunny Plaects-Tall Growing :Artillery, Plant
• Flowers. •
Geraniums. --The easiest An infant dOes not hear until
; anci....bist • , q°, • • the third or fourth 4Y after -birth.
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""••••‘,...
•
`1$
, . •
1.,:oferS City- Dairy Ice- Creatn.--(when. they '
-
an get it)...;litindteds_of- Uscritninating
Druggists and Shopkeepers all Over ,Ontaria,
!appreciate iti'-tiniver4lIgoi,tiffirtiy-iiid7lafe •
secured an agency -for it.
CITY DICRY. ICE CREAM is the one uni.
sutnmer oonfection-it 'delights the ,
- entire hunitin famfly frorn'infancY to old'
,
age -and best of all, City 'Dairy Ice .ereain
is ,a highly digestible food
rby,Srbiro by .diserlininaileg Shopkeepereifiektotivhere
• Watch
fell*
.thtto
ORON • ON
.-
WOMEN'S • WEAKNESS
AND gEALTII PERILS
Anaemia. Comes, so Gratefully
That the Victim Scarcely Re.
alias the Hold the Trouble
Ha a Upon Her Until
Almost la a Deane.
Wornan'ts'
work Mere wearing
than, man's because it lasts almost
every waking holm. There is. no
eight or nine helm day for the
'breadWinner's wife, and often she
toils under fan greatest cliffienlity
because her strength AA below What
it should be. The woman wbo is
ingloora_altdnY-inZmery-Often .care
less about what she eata. and &ea,
not keep her blood to the mark.
It, bee:ones thin and poor, which
makes her weak, headachy, tired,
breathless and liable to pains in
the bock and Sides, the scourge of
her 'Ise3c,---Xenv-: blood will
for the womanc.who tired
oat, who aches„all over when she
rises in the morning and. feels on-
acCountably depressed, • She Can
0* new: blood tIpwi. and drive
aWay ,the pains.. and achete and
tirediieself she will ,take ',Wil-
liams*, Pink Pills, They,haVe Work-
ed.' 'marvola forether rWarnen and,
will doi:the• tsamq .for yon You -ars
weal4ctired, depressed ,or suffering
renehackaolica or tAdiSachest Mrs.
Miner •Tityler, Calgary; Alta*,
bays `-`I Was -so run down ,•With
anaemia that I could Acareely Walk
without aid. .1 was not. able, to
leave the house. bad no color,
no appetite;f and was constantly
troubled . with, headaches, dizzy
spells:and -a-gerieral..disinclination
• to move about or do anything. My
_friends did • not :think I would get
better,. and-eVen the doctor -was
•apPrehentive. was constantly
metakin,agpraasieledieieni:i vocibut doindindalydoa
friend -'asked Me: if I had tried Dr.
Williams' Pink pills, ,and I decided`
to do .so almost as a forlorn, hope.
cLusecLa_few_boxes-there
was a, decided change fol -the bet-
ter, .and p,eople began to ask what
1. was taking, the change was so
.nOtaceable... As I continued the
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MIN SPOTS GAT STBONGER.
van New. Se Seco Oil Vicar)1)
Willi Binoculars. •
Eleven Years have elapsed singe
the lest pronounced appearance of
'nun Penett, 'this is lig* theperiod
for their recurrence,. and photo-
graphs a the sun indicate that the
spote have appeared. Any one
with omoked glasses or ,e'Vfll a Pair
of binoenlata COP Hee the great dark
spota on the sun any clear 4a.••••
IrkhO Modern theory advanced kr
Scientist* is that these sliota affect
the earth'e weather, eause-thiinder
and lightning storms, greatly re-
4nee the temperature And cause
increased precipitation.
From photographs first takni.on
'April 'a, it inapparent, according 05
'scientists - that the -regular recur,
"renee of suit spots appeared • at
about that time gin:linen then theY
have ibeen inereasing. SO much
cloudy weather. followed that ' per -
feet_ pictures could:not be taken un-
til
'May -2; ..:a114:- 'these- iilatea 44*
that the sun spots have increased in
'axle's, and have acted inato' as astro-,
nonters said they would. -That is,
the large ',snots become •larger,
'then split up into. sections ene
large 'spot leading a lot of, smaller.
one across tliO. face Of the sun, aiS;
LL m04011' ben leadS•ber chichei. : •
irrevions ,observatRins. 'That . • a,
'lower teMPONiture, _rain 'and oyele-
....pie ...disturbances !result from the
appearance of the .sun spots.every
Li 43. ,•weyessioara2iarsectlinliny, b erne out by
The sun revolves on its leads
every twenty-five days and the sun
spots are there 'hidden to the earth.
By the time the outface of the 'sun
again appears exposed,to the earth Wile for mnoh. inventive Ingenuity
it is considered .Probable. that. -the With, a. view to facilitating rifie-fir-
Spots will have been. dissipated en ing at night. Two ingenious de -
the flaming surface of thid.'grear viceshave been, perfected, one by
orb:. • a 'Glasgow staff -sergeant and the
• ' • 'ether by an Australian explorer.
KEtp. YOUR' 'Bk.glr WELL At night there is difficulty in direet-
• • . • ing the muzzle of the rifle upon the
' • enemy -owing the Invisibility of
'ens can keep eir e the ,ordinary foresight, To Meet
*sloppy and healthy by the coca- this, the Scottish Musketry . in-
onal-use7td-Palies:-Cown--Tahlrett. .structor has fitted the ordinary ser -
There is, no minor ,ailrinort of little vice rifle with a luminous sight. No
opeethat the .Tablets will'uot Cure, alteration in the- service ami. is ne-
and above all tbsy,ire absolutely canary, and the night sight does
. •
Pilis
mY--qator-camer„-back;--1-colkt reiiia-froni their use. ,Coneerning front -sight;, for daylight shooting,'
Says They are
.T4 'Very Best
pau, TAILI4S
• SODIVI3 KIDNEY PILLS
OW YOB, JUL
Ile Suffered for Pour Illiontbs from
Sidney Trouble Nut Pound quick
Belief When. go Irsed podd'
Kidney .
Commissioner for tho Dominion
Government, says, that never in our
etatistival history have prices at-
tained so 1)..igh a, figure, either for
cattle on the hcof or for meat in
the 'butcher shop, or* te-day. What
it will be next yea'A when the full
effect of the war is felt, no :one ean
• .LOM/on Without Wail.
Of lite' the Thames has hes)). a
deal too full of mate: for th‘conl-•
0 tort or convenience of the inhabit-
ants of the Thames Valley. Yet
there are on record several in-
stances whore the contrary was the
ease, and the People of Lond.on saw
the river bed practically dry„
Stow's Annals' is an .account of an
'earthquake, which. shook down
many einirches and houses while
the River Thame,s "wasdryed 'owe,
tthheatoaamll elotirttydo,enboancirt ivila4kweZv7:1:
arruntasing--ebb
the year 1158.• ,
tide," When the -river was again
low that a Tana PliOlb. ride over it
on horseback at 14ondon Bridge. In
1687 aotreinendOus gale blew for
thirtysiX 'hours. The great :storm
blew straight down the valley.of the
ThenieS, add kept, the water back,
'te"Mlbheirt Jt411,1;b71e6d, -thi"esidage*.t119411:83:
veiled, and, according,. to..the
"Weekly .Packet, 1" _a•paper of that
itatihei'bneeiocpwle .4cnrdessarovthee*rivcibrrakcOoet,
while the sands lay so clear to View
that a• -silver tankard, 'silver 'but-
ted "sward, a gold ring, . a, guinea,
waned;pthi:krelcionuga;lnos, articles of value
Sixty -Nine earners Ont.; May
l'ith ,(Iiipecial). -- "I' .know that
Dod' Kidney Pills are the •very
, best of medicines." &telt 40 the
statement node by Mr. J. A. Rill;
a well-known resident of this place.
"I was eicit for eix menthe," Mr.
"IL
was
contionee. - • "My troubles
otio41 4 :roma celdthat seeined•to
settl6 in. my back. - My joints were
stiff and I ,had cramps in my mus-
eles, my -appetite was4itful-and-1-
was-heavy and sleepy after Meals.
I had a bitter taste in Ply Meath
and 1' was always tired and ner-
._".1 , used our b4es of Dodd'n
Kidney Pills,,:and the great -benefit
they did meis What makes Inc say,
hey tare -the hest. of medicines.' •'
Dodd's Kidney Pills mire ' sick
.liklnle3rs, And Mr.• sYloPtonis
are the souptoms of- Kidney dis-
ease, consequently' he 'found. quick
relief in Docla's Kidney Pills. They
always 'Cure Kidner disease.
Bille.Firing in the. Dark.
The activity of the sniper under
cover of darkness has been resPon-
• ea an ,Sitive y no injury can• not_iiiterfene--with---the--ordinary
erelictratid----dszzY sPerg -ceased, r ont.; writes :. "There iono medicine to eicaeting tests and a
i
'eat my meals: regularlY,_.the• 'ri,-Rnatd,----Icxngiitr---Tlhe-hevr-•.:sight-•-haF-be'eln'n"--Qbjecte'd-
, as prove
as 'efficient; only lOtirrnisses being re-
ve corded:-‘otit.of- fifty-four,roundk 111
to aatriril-urider-difficult -conditions;
by and it has been applied to machine -
25 guns with equal success. The Ans-
e trill= invention consistsiol-a quick
fa. led n weight and took a new
interest. in life, my 'burp . being
coniee havei told.many- sickly
Women .,and: girls what Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills did • for.me and
and
Tng
urged them to. ..take them
shall feentenne-tf.r. -do know'
what a
sp1cWdidiriejne the
Every weak and ailing • woman
wiho WiR folio* Mrs:z.;.,T,aYlbr's eit;
ample and give Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills a 'fair trial will find new
health and strength ,through their
use. Sold by all medicine dealers
Or sent by mail at 50 cents a box.
or six boxes for $2.50 'from •The
Dr. Williams' Medicine..00;., Brock -
THE yar,AN, Nms_Atilisgssos.
•
The :Preach Iteview --of-,•the War
Rises to the Rank of Literature.
Nothing more h
been published upon the trend
the war than the •French offiei
review which is appearing in :i
.Atalmettiin, the newspapers. Tho
clearand lucid summaries ripe
the rank of literature when the, r
viewer quotes Germa-n diaiies an
ettera taken from captured an
dead" soldiers.- intimate Germa
victory was at Opt part di -the co
scionsness •of 'every German So.
dier. "At ,the inenient of.the be
le of the Marne," says the review
r, "the first impression was on
5i a failure of comprehension, an
of ituper.''. But as the retreat con
tinned, a process of Conversion be
- gen, to set \ in in the German Mind
The vast Teutonic force, in the pin
of:condition; with,. allnost ._..balf„-
eentary-01-1:ireparatioiri---wge- aetu
ally shaken and 'turned hack.. Th
official expressions of vietory n
onger re-echoed in the minds'. 0
e fighting soldiers.' The battle o
which was in reality n
nearer Calais than the Yser, !wit
its terrific less of probably ‘2)03,00
Tentons, seemed to, atagger,:-th
German mind.
The failure. Of the ; cantareLo
Warsalv_eempletedilthe.disilluSien
ment. "Untilduring the last tw
.mouths,' 2 lays__tne-,41501,47. yth.
1itOltia:4101111-0.4- of the .,•13,ii4o,fier
have alEadriiitteil that no-one could
any Jonger say on Which side Nib
. And_ recentl
Zi on a •e o ace
speak of "the imminence of ti,;rnili
till,' and economic hemming in o
Germany." They discuss !taw liDS
sibility of Germany finding.hersel
after 4143' war,' 'With tiopty hands
and pockets turned inside (mt.,'
On January•,fganofficer of
the German General Waft, #414lir-
ed, said "Perhaps' this struggle
.01-des.Pair-hairlreadytogdn.k?:-Per
haps it has) That is the wa.y of tIu
iniesspi; .Sro sucli truggle of ae-
vpair can ever set,i0 in the hearts
of the scanty Belgian Soldiers Who
have fought valiantly a losing but
a glorious battle of4heer defence.
De:Snail' is the hat:Wilt and Jot ef
the aggressor; and. despite 411.•our
sympathy 1:01- theliosts of honest
'and ,.hard-working Germans Who
. never sought War, who hardly know
what they arefighting for, ,we Van -
net Ibut fed SatidactiOn that ti/Sin
against. the /Annan race Should be
So 'fatty and :certainly punished on
earth; that the way of the aggres-
sor tihould be made hard and:peril.
bits,. be his name Napoleon et Wil -
helot that the wages of arrogance
Should be despair and defeat.
Martial Men, good aghters and.
ChoPrie temper, have 401 , And
otted anger -nails. :\
• e
•1
th
of`
I 'know of mt..) good for little ones
is Baby's Own,Thbleta. Theyha
certainly been of great: service:
1110." The ,Tahlete. are ' sold •
Medicine dealers or by mail at
cents a box him The Dr, William
Medicine CV., Btockville, Ont.
•
• The Far -Flung Battle -Line...
Alexander • the Great's ,ca
Paigna,, Caesar's wars and Nap
eon's three -fold battle front se
limited and. almost trivial wh
viewed in the light. of one day
ns of the,present war. Russian
•_Austriensuand ,Slavs.Struggle in P
11.tondi Galicia and on the slopes
the Carpathian -Mountains; -West
Central and -Eastern France,
et -
e; • Illof
.•
es
of
sight electric flashlight;,, which _is
fitted dose to the • muzzle by a elan-
.' role eontrivaliee, the curient 'being
d f
m- ried in the butt, to which the ,sight
al: is connected. Tfae light throws a
em T-shaped, mark which provides • an,
almost :automatie beeause the
/s bullet strikes at the intersection
of the tiro lines. The sight can be
• •-fittetl-to-any- firearm, a4 the flash --
of light eau also? be used for signal -
11 'b t '
°supple rom a tery carr
-eluding---- LAleaeo, " ten4-reporte7
.armies locked .in 'a fie.rce,.. struggl.
,Fianders.gives-the•-story -of surin
masses';. .the Calicasiis Witireets
.
fierce ting;, Persia Sends Waxd
a Moslem ;.reserve;. Turkish.. ,troo•
are routed -On the :Sand•e: of Arabi
Indian nautinetire are suppr,essed 9
the Malay yeilinsula ; .Gernia.n: eel
niel soldiers 7ime - driven from Eam
erun, .. in 'Western gentatorial Afr
ca; German East .Africa 'chronicle
ft.n eillgagentent; $inYrna, in ,Aisi
Minor, is , .shelled; British an
Prenich troops land near 'Ewes,. i
:European - 'Turkey; • •MesOpotainia
.•sees . a. route ofArab tribes in. Tibrk-
ish_pay_41.thezAnorthern border
Italy `SWLaltding. Until:: Italian
regiments; an. aerial s'engagenient is
'fbught `Over the- beautifid,
.subratirime' is. Sunk . off. Heligoland ;:
Servia. is - rehavaded. by Austrians;
'London' awaita the -Zeppelins ; even.
our own. peaceful Nevi/port Newsis
,agitated abont the
isasTimar •to:Arinaged-
'don as .-earth . has ever known...7-*
'Philadelphia Ledger: . •
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n-
reri-----histant- Relief
Paint on Putnaws
-rep 'Cord Extractor to-
night, ana-corwieel
i32' 0 at
Ing. Magical t h e
better In the morn-
Nvey uP uliria
•
rrI
• eaees . the .pain, de'stroys the 'roots,.
•
a cern fOr •AlL. time.. No • pain
- • - • •
Cure guaranteed. ',Get a 25u•boldle
!Putnain!s" 'ExtraCtor, to -day.
s .
a .
d.. • MONEY- IN LIVE' STObli.
n• • - •• • ,•-•-• - r • •
The Canadian •Fatiner Will Benefit
•• • •• By. the.' War. -
,
•Mr. Randolph. .Bru-oe; a' well-
known rancher in Western Canada,
his jug returned from Europe with
many -inter estingopinionsee to the
effeet that the war will have on the
:Canadian . farmer. . • The iiiaraqse
.slaughter . of cattle for the. armee
•the. field wiU,ihe thinks; very
_shortly 7-caltACHareat -inereitee -in
the •Priceoof 'beef,. and .those farrn7
ers who areraising cattle --willmake
.indre.. mo•ncy. even -Allan those ;who
arc raising- wheat at a dollar -fifty
per bushel... Every 'effort should be
made .toraisecattle for the market
large-,quantitees and as quick-
; ±billelitVIS'441-'it.allefaLaj's trlileini5oft:sgartitt
. • factory „fetid .for the. -rapid raising
•
• :.INSOMNIA
ieadO to Madness, If Not. Menke
ieL"
"Experiments Satisfied mei some
•••
5_
hat Coffee was the dirge
I ing to 'note 'that:fattening_ yoting
Years ago." _writes a; we.stern.
cause of the insomnia froin ,Vhich
„--suffered
"-P
aM
111
ti
111
fII
di
to
continued dfirilag of, the Wye:ars,
:and I ani safe saying•that I owe'
them' entirely to ?ottani,. for. When
I began' to drink it I ceased to. use
medic:pas." ••• -
Name given by Canadian Postbus
Co., Windsor,.. Ont. Read "The
Read to. Weltvalle.," pkgs.
Postuni, -comes a tWO ‘'
• ousetit time ,Cwoldabl:iltbeale.orligi6enottlafelii4
'tutelages, •
Instant Postinii---a. soluble pow-
ulekly in a. cup of
liot water,' and, . with orconi end
sow,. MakeS delliciella beVetage
• of cattle for hcef".
tr- In this connection it is interest -
reme nervousness -70d- acute dyer
u-ittituni
• coffee; because it, toe, toritains
Ito ' health -destroying drii.A-
' •
"I had been a coffee • drinker
nee childhoOdt and did not like to
ink that the •beverage was doing
e all this barna. But it ivas;,and
the thrie cnme Walien. 'I had to face
hefact, and protect :soyeelf. I
herefore gave up Coffee abruptly
d. absolutely, -iificlr'adOpted"Pes-
Ian kr my hot drink at .meals.
"I began to note improvertient in
-thstlition-very- Sboif afte f"1 ti5O-11
Postnni. ,Theclrange..proeeedsd
but surely, and it was
• tier of only a .few weeks before
retina Myself entirely relieved -7-
e ilervoliOne.se passed awa.y, my
gestive apparatus Was restored
• normal elatiency; and
"These lihoy conditions lame
sleep restfully ',and peatefu ly.
Instantly 60 and * iaro
jarge wJiitct marble in it Sallee, floth kirida ar,e; &pally 'delicious
paw will, as it rolls about .with the .dnici tog t,,h0116 (ta,,o, gnus, per up.
keep the liquid constantly "Threa Penoon" for Postuam
etittal. • ..-sold by..nrocers,
•17
-steak. isixer._
United St'ates_Where the mar -
:kat for beef is. &nemesia -1g se. rapid,
ly that more.. study. has been . paid
to methects,of--inereas'n
„ •
In the early days . cattle were
kept on the ranges Irani three to
five years. Experience, however,
has •shown that the use of thor-
ough -bred bulls and the consequent
improVement in the •quality and
mataring of market .cattle,
together, with heavier grain feed-
ing, has made It possible to Put
'at !from. 11 to 20 months old. • •Ex-
• perts-nre----et-the-npinion that with
the* continited improvement .. of
breed stiOck it, Will Ve-,possibri to'
market at an even earlier date.
Mobne-the advantages of earlier
• finishing of cattle, the .following are
mentioned' by'sonie. of. the leadong
$ 1 IV a., •
Rea a Woman Suirorq
With"' Chronic -Backache
There. is. Trouble Ahead.
Constantly on their fe;et, (attending
to the wants of a large. and exacting
familYa wainen often break down with
'nerv-cius-exhaustion, : .
IA oteres, factories, and on a;
farintare wealc„, ailing women, dragged
down.. with torturing backache and
bearing down. mini.-
.....Bucii•sufferingrisn'Anatuial, but -it's
dangerous, .because dile to diseased'
-kidneys- ' .
The dliziness7.'' insomnia; deranged'
•nienses and -other symptbms of kidney
complaint con't cure themselves,' they
require:"-theeesistance=of-
ton's. Pills which go direct to the seat
•of thetrOuble. • ,
To give' vitality and power to the
lricineys, to lend aid to-the:bladder and
liver, to free...the blood. of 'Peinsons.
•probably there- is no remedy so Suc-
cessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. For
all • womanly irregidarities their merit
is well knOwil. •, • • .
•Because of their mild, soothing, and
healing effect, Di. Hamilton'S Pills are
safe, and are recommended for girls
and women of.all ages. 25 cents per
box at ail dealers. Ilefase. any sub-
stitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man-
-drajteend l3utletnut; . '
-Ilt CO-1dd ProveIt
don'tbelieveyou_
-iiialieci;Your face
1ai`Son.-_--If you don! t belieye
me, look at the towel.
keep Ildinard's Xliniment In the lzonse,
• •
Sure Proof.
Mother -Are you quite sure that
.you ha_s_g_tceased ,t,O love_ hina
Daughter -Absolutely. I. I don't
even care if he has a pretty steno-
grapher in- his offite
•
Mier
,soam ALL mpg _soon
•wow ;sr mireasa =or vac nogg
„
Staggering,
I,want te. trust my fellowtmen ; -
like to think -their morals sand.1
AO Yet the eolunan headed "Lost"'
thrice tlie size of '.that Called
• `To11114."
11412.4's Xilidstint• PAWS/moan% 711.4 -stip.
f . •
No DuPlicates:.,
elietCulerWaiter.;,* this is. the
fir'st tender steak I've -ever
your shop.:•' • •
Waiter -My goodness You'nus
have got the guv'nor's.
iamb OWN' PiiiJOGIST WOO
Try KurineEyeltemedy•forliett.'Weak, %mew
Eyes and Oranulatcd Eyelids- No /Smarting-.
Unit Eye azufert. for'XiVoltOf the Eye
mailErge. Karlin EyeReinedY Chisage,
-1Sliaving was introduce:5i^ anio* •
the Itornans a:bait! BR, .300. The
first. shave- .was „ deemed', On.
trance to "manhood 'and celebrated •
with. great festivities,
liliniNriPs'ploPosnt Vitysidins,
ri'es!c fromoE,:naieopautIrTAv177iate 8.t .11 e F r e O I
ea
V: ant& 'Um nowaione.
......nupectspeeedtaionry..,osepide,coteneixalitocald itaGovourizzattieterS.
.2ne,I?ollatLper f.o.b.
Snow, two "exciTaesnr74-1-.6newrIgatoesal4.d-N-Pricet-'-7--7-
/rwitr-Dollarts,pet*.Wie177ftesigl. prfses--"T.-7---
-fOrnarge-'quantity. teal must aecosv.
wow 44 orders. R. W. Dawson, Brawl)! _
N°1111111 WESTERN ' GROWN
-Peto.tais. -Mxtra."-Early -Henec:fon.
New Early . Short 'Season.. Manitoba Won-
der Or Wiiite'Elepliants. Five"poneds Ons
poilnr postpaid, W. E.'Bourman,
eirAtt,- Alta. - .
puorinarixixo NEWi3 rJOir (M-
A: Agee ,foi stile in goad Ontario towns. . •
Tbe-most useful and interesting• .
bulinessee. • Full information, .Analler"
•tsre'L 62..4V:8141PR. ComPany..71.
t e t., Toronto. •
kizscEnna,rrnons;
flANCER. TUMORS. latrKPS,
internal and external. cured •
out path by our home treatMent. Write '
us before too4late.
Co., Idiroited, Collingwood. 'Ont. .
F11:1:
•
• "Amelia, Stancleed 4, Cycle. Marins-Mcgoe:-
'4 Cycle. 4 CAirlder 040 0 H.P. a tie&
Ity $g ilVii0$94111:104. tOlVflarer.g44%,r,,,,
100110M101 en NM. 1,004.as slandar4
(g(Trbra tele% r Sr:ilia:4;er=
tO.i160 depending emeottlalatent. ,
I(E1141ATIt MIS. C3_ a Mort • . Mf
11,01•41invi
PS
.44-8444.
12 53 UMW
7011011:0;.
FoR,A1.011,9:14,
• Had ship's anc.bor ;tall on my knee 'and
leg, and knee swel4ed zip and for six -days
I could not move it or get help: I then,
started to use KINARD'S- LINIMENT
and two bottles eared me.
PROSPER FERGUSON.
• Method .in His Reform. •
• "He is one of. those near:vege-
,taria,ns.''
``Wha.t.ifin a -near -vegetarian l''
"He never eats- meat, except
„when..he_is. _
Ask far liginard's and take no ,other.
A wonnan's brain on. an airerage
'weighs five ounces less than
tion tole.? -
'
•
CUtTEN, 8cFOSTER
„Ford owners write for
our catalogue. .
' SEARS=CriOSS-..
-.'.---SFee4Onteter;
179 Qi.*engfreet-,i'Vest,:
ITORONTO:F7ON
-
-
cattle. nen % Firstly, yOilliger cattle
Make heavier. gains of beef on
similar....ainottut. of feed than old
• • •
cattle; mecongdy, the nuihey• inv•est.
ed is,turned faster, being tinned
over in eightieth months, where
formerly it:took from threeto: five
years; Thirdly, hei,fers, under .tWo
years old Sell' as readily as steers
;and •ruvkai mike rapidly. , •
At the census Satisfies "ptOtt
withont1§hadIONV of doubt, the vatte.
of ve4t attic in Canada ig steadily
.increasing. ;In 11.301 there Were
3,167)/44, valued 'at, $64,19Z,841; or
good we anith take bt17....1141141.11thoie
11;si;
Were \?,088,57., 4ailued,
i
400, io an .average of $00, an
increase of'$4.16 per hbtidt:Mr. 11,
S. •''''Arkbliti 4,ShiP.titatit tivo Stook
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