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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-12-21, Page 2wheat a* aSittoktt. o•' girl* aleisa4y Beedtheensee suffered • from abieent.nduelodmsis and was• bequeatly oo•Iupell ed. to look the assist- ;>taiotl of hue ttnrvtLLUt, eal7s a Loudon Journal. "Velum," be would say, " flume just b "t 1a ltenam; for something and now I eater :tests eel,er what it is,"whereupon the oblirit ,; i'et)tlt is invariably made sug„ eetiomm "Was it you' partici or spectacles ei cheque book, el:," and so Ult he would .etlrpairo, till ni hit upon the right object the, night after the old gentlemen hurl retired, the tall ran; for Thomas, and pn rrilebim; the bedroom lie found h's master g n :di:ig,". restlessly about the room. "Thomas, 'Phomas," he slid, "I eanie up here for s• •utothiug and now I've fur- gotten wht.t•" " Wee le tit g i to be tl," stlg;gt'sted the faithful r. ,4 ..h 1 tilt v••' y thing, the very thing. '1l ttui t , Ti renes. Geed tight." �Q''t��: aria ami. rtiir infa,rts and. Child-reu. The fag., axile signature en 114;,- every c✓'✓+, wrap,sa ha.? The worst thin,; a painter has to con. tend with is the tor. pontine. The lead, of course, is bad too. But the turpentine cuts the kidneys, in- flames es and weakens them, makes the L. painter's life a clan- ;1'.7sYss gorses and trouble- some one. When a pcittter'sbact:aches, its time for hint to begin treating the kidneys. SILLS will 11x th ni up—take out the inflammation and conge t:cn, give ease to the aching back. 1<1r. J, Evanson, the well-known painter and c:,:cm-aims ,o Oxford St.,' Toronto, Ont., said: Abc :t eight weeks ago I was taken with an exert: dating pain in my back over the „kidneys. It was so bad that my .vita had to ripply het cloths till the doctor came rind rave me morphine. ' 1 -le said tLo trouble was due to a'stone passing from the kidney to the bladder. i My water was loaded with a brief: dust deposit and scalded on passing. While in this condition I Beard ofDoan's Kidney Pills and started taking them. It was not long before L.got relief from /min and have been improving in health ever since. Ws.' urine is now clear and docs not .sm.rt ass, t.nd 1 fiel better than irt years. r ,7Irl, i�6�' I9l S = These little Lf1Ii.i' LIi'- 1 ...i.G s black fellows t, act easily and. naturally on the system, clearing away all bile and effete material. Constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick -headache, heartburn, waterbrash --all dis- t appear when they aro used. Price 25e. It Hurt To Eat. The pain, nausea and dis- tress that Dyspeptics suffer I after every meal can all be permanently removed by Bur- dock Blood Bitters. It tones up and restores the . stomach to normal condition so that it digests food without causing discomfort. 1 Here's proof positive: , Miss Maggie Splude, Dalhousie, N.B., wrote the following: `' I have been a sufferer from Liver Com fllaint and Dys- pepsia for the past two years and felt very miser:0)1o. I could not take mtloll food ns it hart' me to ekt. My friends t said, ' Why don't you tie, B.B.B.' I did so, using; two bottles, which made such a complete rune that I can now eat any- thing I like withont it causing the discom- fort." STRONG AND • VIGOROUS. Every Organ of the Body Toned up and Invigorated by Mr. F. W. Meyers, King St, N., Berlin, Ont., Faye: "1 suffered for five years with palpitation, slloetness 6f breath, teleeplesene:es• and pain in the hetet, but one bo, of Milburn's Heart anal Nerve P1lie a et plc tely removed all time, dis- tressing t :niptnms. I have not suffered dace 'biking t!!c'.n, end noel sleep well sumac feel etrong feel vigorous." Milburn n Bract and Nerve T'i11e etre WI dieensen nriving fret weak heart, Wont out nerve tirsues, or waters blood. -,.a_ais _. WINGHAM DISTRICT, Willie Gooier, son of John Oovier, of the filth ecu, Millet, got his arm broke by a kick from a horse. Mr. Win. Dickison, of Carrick, County O"mutissiuncr, has sold his farm for: VA() aud ht: will retire to private life,, Prot ally iii ;'iilctinay. ,trsT I4 that dcht s nothingelse will care, ere quicktyr quieted by 11:il- buru'e Sterling headache Powders. Price leo. turd :lice at all dealers. I?ofiese '.uhstitutes. J. 0. Miller, late of the Clarendon, Clinton, has decided to go into the nw h•)lesalo liquor business at the Canadian S o aud will be joined by his son in the o tarSe of a couple ofweeks. Three c'f Mildiney'S hotelmen were up in Waltertou ` before P. M. Miller, charged with doing -business during pro- hibit.ad hours. A great maty others were summoned as witnesses. In cases of catarrh Hood's Sarsaparilla heals the tissuess, builds up the system, expels impurities from tae blood and cures. At the municipal elections inGoderich in Januar/ there will probably bo at least four ballots—one for the harbor mill by-law, one for the cow by-law, one for county councillors, and one for town oouneillurs—and possibly a fifth, for mayor. \Vtu. Hood, of Ilowick, has return- ed irons a visit to t:,e 'Western States, where hu had gene un a;:cuunt of the sen ious illucss of his son Andrew. We are pleased. to know that the latter is improving and arrived.hoino here some days before his father. Take a Laxa-Liver Pill before retiring, and ir, will work while you sleep with- out a aril) or gripe curing Biliousness, Constipation and Dy spepssa and make you Leel better ill the morning. Price 25e. Wm. Ewan of State Li)ue Mills, Penn., U.S., is visiting his nephew, D. Ewan, of Brussels. It is 49 years since the old gentleman left the Old Sod, and though nu had never seen his nephew he knew him when he met him at the station freta his likeness to his father. Mrs. Thos. Mullin, forifierly of Luck- uow, died at Toronto Hospital on. Fri- day, Dec. 7th. An operation was per- formed ou the Monday previous, which at first appeared successful, but on Fri- day horning a change took place, and she sank rapidly until evening when she passed peacefully away-. If the child is restlessat night, has coated tougue, sallow complexion, a dose of Miller's Worm Powders is what is required; pleasant, harmless. Sold by A. L. Hvmiiton. The electric light auleement between the; village of Blyth andElam Living - stun has been signed. The franchise is for ten years; the village does not take any more street lights than at present anti Mr, Livingston' receives the same nieney as formerly, which is nearly WO per annum. Mr. Livingston is to employ ten workmen the year round in his saw mill, and should the mill cease to run the franchise become forfeited. Heart -Sick People.—Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is. a heart tonic that never fails to cure—is swift in its effects— goes closer to the " border land " and snatches from death's grip more sufferers than any, other remedy for any family of diseases and ailments in the category of human sufferings. Gives relief in 3o minutes. -75 Bold by A. L. Hamilton. David Cantelou returned on Tuesday from Toronto, where he closed up his season's apple operations, says The Clinton News -Record. 1900 has been a fairly good year for the buyers, though it did not by any means recoup them for their heavy losses last season. The average price paid per barrel was fifty cents; in 1899 it was $1.75. This year's output from Huron will not exceed 20,- 000 barrels, Mr. Cantelon estimates, while last year it was in the neighbor- hood of 200,000. A dose of Miller's .`Worm Powders occasionally will keep the children healthy. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. Jo'.ln McLellan, one of Huron town- ship's pioneers died at his home near Amberley on Tuesday, Dec. 4th, at the age of 76 years. The deceased was born in Invernesshiue, North West Scotland, 76 years ago, and emigrated to Canada in the year 1860. For many years he wan section boss in Michigan and Nebraska, but 32 years; ago ho purchased the farm in the township of Huron, where he lived until his death. He was a member of the Presbyterian church of Ashfield,. and was a conscientious and kindhearted man living on good terms with his neighbors and inuch respected hi the community. He leaves a wife and four daughters. A happy event took place at Clinton on Wednesday ()Oast week, when Miss Bertha M., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bean, was united in love's holy bonds to Oliver Jervis, Gode- rich. township, Rev. W. G. Hodgson, of. Ratteubury street, church, officiating, The attendants were Miss.; O. Jervis as bridesmaid, land Nilson 'rewartha as groomsman. The 'wedding supper was partaken of and heartily enjoyed by those present, who consisted of only the families of the contracting parties with few intimate friends. lvtr. and Mrs:. Jervie, who are very popular among their large circle of friends, were the recipients of Ott large and valuable array of gifts, They will make their home in Goderich township, attended by the t nein DECEMBER good WiiillataS oifi ]ell for a happy and long life of prosperity. :Miller's Grip Powders Core. Solt- by A. L. Hamilton, This week we aro called up'm to uote the death of'Catharine Hartley, wife of 'lames Me( iii, at her late house, Rattan. bury street, Clinton. Site was ill only a short time, the cause of her demise W- ing. iitg peritonitis, and site passed peace- fully away on Monday, ,Deo, 10th, at the- good old age : of 73 years aud 7 months. Mr. and Ales. McGill former- ly came from Peterboro, afterwasrt'.s reinoving to Gorrie, whore they resided fur :10 years; they lived in other places in Ontario and aleo in Manitoba fur a time but during the past six years their hone has been he Clinton. They were blessed with a family oil four, but Thomas cried in Winnipeg, tho surviving metubers, with her' husband, being Robert J,, of St. Loam; Mrs. R.Olutter- ham, of Winnipeg, lied Mrs. F, W. Watts, of Clinton. Bt?th Mr, and Mrs. McGill were Presbyterians in religious coitvictious. Rheurtiatinr'n wiri succumb to South American Rheumatic Cure because it goes right to the seat of the trouble and removes the cause. Many so-called cures but deaden pain temporarily only, to have it re- turn again witn doubled violence. Not so with this great remedy. s• It eradicates from the system the last vestige of the disease and its cures arepermanert-74 t~okt by A. L. Hamilton. Another of the pioneer settlers of Ethel, in the personpf Mrs. Rachel Spence, relict of the late James Spence, departed this life ou Friday, 7t11 inst., of ter a long and painful illness, which she born with marited patience, at the advancer- age of 81 years. Mr. and Mrs. Spence cane to thin neighborhood 35 years ago and engaged in general store ttt l(65. From the 'firsttheir - t on, influence was of a moulding character for good aud to theta it is largely due the credit of the organization of the Presbyterian church at Ethel. Mrs Spence was kind, genial and a succourer of many in time of sickness and distress. ;She always took a lively interest in the' welfare of the community and will be much missed but our loss is her gain. She fellcasleep iu Jesus who had been her lifelong comfort and support. She leaves one son, William, Postmaster of Ethel and Township Clerk of Grey, and three daughters, Mrs. Jas.jraird, Grey; Mrs. (Rev). Audrew Wilson, Rosemont; and Mrs. (Rev). T. G. Thomson, Hamilton. walking. Women have at last become interest- ed iu walking aud it is to be hoped some good results may follow. How many of us have not watched the mincing, jerky steps of au, otherwise adorable woman androan d inspirit g e at our utter help- lessness to eradicate the wrong? But thea comes the startling and unpleasant thought, perhaps we, too, are at fault. How is a WOrnau to know? It is best to walk slowly unless ab- solutely necessary to hurry. A kirl of 17 may trip along with impunity, , but when a woman of 30 or 40 tries it, the result is not so pleasant. One woman said recently that she walked easier when she kept a march : time in her mind, but as all are not musical, that rule could never become general. Our mothers;tuld ns to let ou>± arms•hang. naturally and modesty' at `kin. sides. Then came the modern girl a few sea- son's ago, who nearly tore her arms from their sockets with, her pendulum swings. Neither extreme is desirable. If after study the matter carefully there is 86.11 doubt, why not ask the opinion of some fair minded person? not the dear- est friend, who wouldn't offend you for the world -but some one who would tell the truth, and don't get angry if it isn't just what you expected. Every Movement Hurts When you have rheumatism. Muscles feel stiff and sore and joints aro painful. It does not pay to suffer long from this disease when it may be cured so prompt- ly and. perfectly by Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine goes eight to the spot, neutralizes the acidy of the blood, which causes rheumatism, and puts an end to the pain and stiffness, Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. May Irwin's NevtPlay. Here are a few of May Irwin's jokes in her new farce, "The Belle of Bringe- port." "I look forward to attending that funeral with great pleasure." "Pleasure?" "Of course it's going to be one of the Most exclusive interments of the season." "Many a man who never proposed has suddenly found himself acecepted." "She lives .in our square but doesn't move in our circle," "Have you read her took book? The opening chapter is entitled "How to Cook Canvas Back on a Tenement House Hauge.' " "Since mother and sister joined this woman's club, pop says that the, only face he sees at home belongs to the clock." (Slillhaairis, Mrs. J. B. Rusk, Ruskview, Ont., says: "I have used Hagyard's Yellow 011 for chilblains, and found it most effectual It relieved the irritation. almost immediately and a fere applies. tion made a eolnpleto cure." If expectations tiro realized, the out- put of copper* for 1000 will retich 000,000 pounds, vaned at $42,60,000, the largest on record. 9-00 Marrying lit Germany. Elopements are never heard of itt Germany,. and yet tht'ra isno seek thing as getting married there without the omnsent of the parents. Certain prescri- bed forms nnrst be gone through or the marriage is null and void. When a girl has arrived- at what is considered i1 mar- riageable age her parents make a point of inviting yours:; ligan to the hong:), and usually two or three aro invited at the 1 L`i1 cram time„ s that, the intention t Kane u tla zrs t ,. of Y not sceus too point4d. No young man, ftow'ever, is invited to the house until be has called at least once and signified,, his wish to have sooitil iutc'reourso With the fancily. If he takes to calling ou Severe' occasions iu rather close sueeessiun ib is taken for granted that he has leis"teutious" and he may be questioned ooucerning them, In Germany the man ',must be at least eighteen years of rte before he eau make a proposal, but vt•heu it is made aud accepted the pz•tiposal is speedily followed by' the betrothal. This gener- ally takes place privately, shortly after which the father of the bride; as she is then called, gives a dinner to the most iutimate friends on both sides, when the fact is declared. What is known as. the pay -wedding is popular in Germany. The bride re- ceives the guests with a basin set before her, and into this basin each visitor en- tering the reception -room drops in either some jeweleryr a silver spoon or a piece of money. Itt .tomo parts of the country the expense of the marriage feast is met by each guest paying for what they may eat or drink. It would stritte us a very'curious reception, eception, but the visitors pay big prices, and the happy couple makes a handsome profit out of their weddsug, as many as 800 visitors often being present at Stroh festivities. 7)estroyes, Worms. Mrs. John Lowe, New Germn,ny, N. S. writes: "I have given Dr. Low's Worm Syrup to my children with excellent results. They are fond of taking it and it acts perfectly, requiring no cathartic afterwards." The number of suidides in the German Empire last year was 10,700. Statistics of the Paris Exhibition, which have just been finished, show that the total number of persons who entered the grounds was 4800,3.01. Miller's Compound Iron Pills, only 25 cents for 50 doses. Sold by A. L. Hamil ton. The profit ou England's postal service amounts to about $2,000,000 a year. A prizefighter is in his prime at from 20 to 26 years of age. Children Cry for CASTOR IA. The old lady who left her nephew her set of false teeth by way of a legacy had a fine sense of humor. She probably wished to convey that if he didn't exactly belong to her set while she was alive, her set should in any case bo his when she died.—"Pick-Me-Up." • a;;1 CH, A. W CHASE.3 y 50. ,. ,'a rl,r.t ,.,,•.ill„'0.�`d . t , ala i5.ti.the 1, •,,, „•tail..,: t:fr I a,v i et•,•r, tirow ,t 1 $. f, \,/, 'a..,. nn• ,•d :lnff•,'s ALM$JAGS FREE 19O1�' EE ALMA a AGS Those desiring a Burdock Blood Bitters Almanac for the year 19ot will be supplied by their druggist or general mer- chant free of cost by calling or sending to their place of busi- ness for same, or will be sent by mail tree on receipt of a two -cent stamp for postage. Addr'ess THE T. MILBURN CO., Limited, TORONTO. Before, 'After' WOW'S Phospho&iaa, •The Great English Remedy. Sold end recommended by all druggists in Canada, Only reli- able medicine discovered. Six packages guaranteed to cure all forms of Sexual Wpp kness, all meets of abuse or excess, Mental worry. Etccellsive us^ of To. ba000, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on ..eoeipt of price, one package $i, six. $5. OnC t,a _crease, ilewiticure. Pamphlets free to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. 'wood's Phosphidine Is sold. in. Winghnm by Colin A. Cainpbt'll, A. A. Morrow, T, E. Davis, A. L. Hamilton, Druggists. TEE MILT OP HOLSTEIN DAIRY .i4.3 pure and cold and COStS... • . . . r . . .611 .. . TIM= cuivre . tat1ARM.. 7?I• nnrL':III .n,n!I'PIN�II�II!0111'I'IIIIII1111111Uleaqununi. Okleinlat A THE FAC—SIMILE $. !GNATLJFui O F --- IS ON THE `ice ° A P 3R 01? EVERY BOTTLE OF Oastorla is put up in one-sizo bottles only. It is not sold in bulk, Don't allots anyouo to sell yon anything oleo on the plea cr promise that it is "just as good'” and "will answer every ptr- poso,” . '' Boo that yon got 0 -A -8 -T -0-1/.3.-A. Tho fso- elsllo sIgn taro of papplootOMOr . i 7 wrapper. VIRICOCRLL &f T. ICTURL. No other disease is so prevalent among men as Varicocele. As it interferes with the untrition,of the sexual organs it produces emissions, loss of semen through the urine, decay of the organs. pains in tite loins, aching in the back, nervousness, des- pondency, bashfulness, palpitation of the heart, constipation, and acomb-nation o: these results f,, complete .,use oQ:.%lantood. `l hon -ands of young an' middle- aged men are teoubled with Stricttare. If you have reason to believe ou are aftt,cted with it, don't neglect it. It will ruin you. Don't let doctors erp.ri .tent on you by cutting, stretching or tearing it. Our New Method Treut.usent dissolves the stricture tissue hence it disappears and can never return W ,.nre Varicocele and Stricture without operation or loss of time. The treatmen ma,' be taken at home privately. •Send for our i'ree Illustrated Book on Vairrcocele, Stricture and picot. Wo guarantee to Cure or Pio Pay. 37's 4,3 a All sexual complaints affect these organs, hence the kidneys are a great source of disease. Have you aching or weakness over the small of the back, tendency to yrinate frequently, deposit in urine, coldness of hands or feet, a drowsy feeling in the morning. Don't neglect your kidneys. Our New Method Tr..a.tmacrat is guaranteed to cure any disease of these organs or no pay. `No Names Used Without Written Consent. O. W. Powe, of Jackson, !!Mich., says:—I bad varicocele in the secondary stage aud two strictures of 8 years standing. I was operated on twice. undergoing great suffering, but only got temporary relief. I was finally advised to try the New Method Treatment of Drs. K. St Ii. The enlarged veins disappeared in six weeps. the stricture tissue was removed in eight weeks and my sexual energy and vitality returned so I was a man in every respect. I recommend you doctors with my whole heart." ,CURES GUARANTEED. N0 CURE NO PAY. Before Treatment, e I ftcr Treatment.. We treat and mire Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood, Varicocele, Stricture, Syph- ilis%Gleet, weal: Parts. Gonorrhoea and Unnatural Discharges. Consultation Free.: Books Free. Write tor Question List for Home Treatment. Drs.148 SHELBY STREET, ! � ennedyt & Kergan,DETROIT, MICiII. K''& Agents, Why Don't You Send for a Free Prospectus .• of CANADA'S SONS .ON KOPJI AND VELDT ? It is the latest book out. An agent just reports 51 sales in 8 days, another 26 in 4 days. Big Book, sumptuously illustrated, and is so' cheap it sells on sight. Send for a FREE PROSPECTUS before you sleep, and make money easy and quick. The BRADLEY-OARRETSON CO., Limited, BRANTFORD, ONT. Ammommesmonsm "ARMOUR PROOF" RUBBERS •... C.R.CO."_RUBDERS With the "Armour Proof" Brand are the strongest heavy "Double Duck" rubbers. They wear best` 'because made of purest rubber, and mare of it than in any other Heavy rubber. Extra heavy, real tap soles pure rubber. They Stand the Wear. See that the rubbers you buy have the "Armour Proof " brand on the sig de, like the cut. Sold at all dealers'. Made by the oldest and best Rubber Company in Canada: The Canadian Rubber Co. TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINIilPRt1. ,rq r7 Wr r . -7n7 , i l — ; -^r r 1,, :1 , e o i nil; t�VegetablePreparationforAs- silniltltinp theFocd and Reg tlla- ting the Stomachs ar.1f3QweIs of Promotes'Digestion,Cheerful- Hess andRest.Contains neither opnuln,Morphine nor lateral. NOT N C ®Tim. .m.,, sCIOld llr..CIML' wF Primpkui Sea,* Reseals Salts - . 100 Seca e irppermiat - Ili Carknrtrtair[ Fib,' -ma seed -. Clrrffrid Stgrrr, . (irahtraerox now: 4 Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhpea, !. Wortrts ,Couvulsions ,Feverish- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of s 'NEW YORK. .,p .. -4,2,„1,k.ar t�SVd�I'+° „ee e ye {t EXACT COPY OF Wi4APPCsa yeQ......y .r„a„ Okleinlat A THE FAC—SIMILE $. !GNATLJFui O F --- IS ON THE `ice ° A P 3R 01? EVERY BOTTLE OF Oastorla is put up in one-sizo bottles only. It is not sold in bulk, Don't allots anyouo to sell yon anything oleo on the plea cr promise that it is "just as good'” and "will answer every ptr- poso,” . '' Boo that yon got 0 -A -8 -T -0-1/.3.-A. Tho fso- elsllo sIgn taro of papplootOMOr . i 7 wrapper. VIRICOCRLL &f T. ICTURL. No other disease is so prevalent among men as Varicocele. As it interferes with the untrition,of the sexual organs it produces emissions, loss of semen through the urine, decay of the organs. pains in tite loins, aching in the back, nervousness, des- pondency, bashfulness, palpitation of the heart, constipation, and acomb-nation o: these results f,, complete .,use oQ:.%lantood. `l hon -ands of young an' middle- aged men are teoubled with Stricttare. If you have reason to believe ou are aftt,cted with it, don't neglect it. It will ruin you. Don't let doctors erp.ri .tent on you by cutting, stretching or tearing it. Our New Method Treut.usent dissolves the stricture tissue hence it disappears and can never return W ,.nre Varicocele and Stricture without operation or loss of time. The treatmen ma,' be taken at home privately. •Send for our i'ree Illustrated Book on Vairrcocele, Stricture and picot. Wo guarantee to Cure or Pio Pay. 37's 4,3 a All sexual complaints affect these organs, hence the kidneys are a great source of disease. Have you aching or weakness over the small of the back, tendency to yrinate frequently, deposit in urine, coldness of hands or feet, a drowsy feeling in the morning. Don't neglect your kidneys. Our New Method Tr..a.tmacrat is guaranteed to cure any disease of these organs or no pay. `No Names Used Without Written Consent. O. W. Powe, of Jackson, !!Mich., says:—I bad varicocele in the secondary stage aud two strictures of 8 years standing. I was operated on twice. undergoing great suffering, but only got temporary relief. I was finally advised to try the New Method Treatment of Drs. K. St Ii. The enlarged veins disappeared in six weeps. the stricture tissue was removed in eight weeks and my sexual energy and vitality returned so I was a man in every respect. I recommend you doctors with my whole heart." ,CURES GUARANTEED. N0 CURE NO PAY. Before Treatment, e I ftcr Treatment.. We treat and mire Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood, Varicocele, Stricture, Syph- ilis%Gleet, weal: Parts. Gonorrhoea and Unnatural Discharges. Consultation Free.: Books Free. Write tor Question List for Home Treatment. Drs.148 SHELBY STREET, ! � ennedyt & Kergan,DETROIT, MICiII. K''& Agents, Why Don't You Send for a Free Prospectus .• of CANADA'S SONS .ON KOPJI AND VELDT ? It is the latest book out. An agent just reports 51 sales in 8 days, another 26 in 4 days. Big Book, sumptuously illustrated, and is so' cheap it sells on sight. Send for a FREE PROSPECTUS before you sleep, and make money easy and quick. The BRADLEY-OARRETSON CO., Limited, BRANTFORD, ONT. Ammommesmonsm "ARMOUR PROOF" RUBBERS •... C.R.CO."_RUBDERS With the "Armour Proof" Brand are the strongest heavy "Double Duck" rubbers. They wear best` 'because made of purest rubber, and mare of it than in any other Heavy rubber. Extra heavy, real tap soles pure rubber. They Stand the Wear. See that the rubbers you buy have the "Armour Proof " brand on the sig de, like the cut. Sold at all dealers'. Made by the oldest and best Rubber Company in Canada: The Canadian Rubber Co. TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINIilPRt1.