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I0 Manitoba. .n.'knl rhrw.,n :eel A limo la eseet,ting.4 turd :71. not tw,r•n el, tont Ito• h teemed by ant net .rm who 1. the .ole bead of a Ninny. or env Irorrr•1a t.vtr, of age. to I hr• ext enl of tot prier w. 11un of IN, ns' n ter 1es.. Entry 100.1 he made.•1'..aoJt' :,1 the. Imval Ionil ogle,. for the di.? ril't in •wit.•1. I hr Itnate. The horn,•.'I,•adr•r i. reolitrt.l In perform the rondlt rely. ronne•lal therewith motet • of he folio. Mg Wall.: 111 At Ies.t .is month,' ee.hterwe 11pOle 011111 eall 1 eat11111 of the land in early peat for there yet, r. Ire If the father for ,mother, if the father tale rrn114 1 of the 4101111,1C1111 1.1" ndde, 11um n 11.111.1111.r in the , Wino) of the land-nterwl Ine the re hoirnnte•nt, a.. to n•.idener int tin• w,t Lard by nes Iw•,.,,, r..idb,g with the Whet 01 11101 her. Cat If the ..et t 1.•s' bin hl. permanent n•aden.•, neon fnrttir,g Lout owned 1,) him in the virtu 11y of M• leatiedea,l. the nvfnin•rnent, A. In 1v+Mene• mtl) he tent1411..1 by re.hleoee 'gam the said land.. tits month,' make 1.1 WH11ng •hot1M 1s• Riyet fo the 1b0t01.,1a:r'r of 1lotnlnl,n Lam1.1 al ()flaws M intention to apply for potent. ' elone y n( the Mint.+ t r of Thee . W. loci r Delon? N. H. Unauthorised pnblirnlinn of thi. ad vertleem •nt will not he twirl for NOTICE TO ADVEFITISERS Copy of change of running tdvertise- ntentS must h. loft at this office by Monday noon to enxl,re insertion in issue of same week. .I1 1 e u P I t1 1' lo lir 01 to m OI 111 11:1 1-. 111 111 lh: Iter W ra the '1'u hu 1'h we yet euw the cap (; ra uiu hitt fun the tree f,'li bat' is'. a tory tela to a end mho rash tray Stat stile peers ula,l dice (11111 her In w and tract 111,1,1 the t to d whir Primo nee I again the .4 este king' :y� Beverly of Graustauk CHAPlk;h ' AR off In the mouutrin ,suwewber,r to the east setting sou. lies the pri ty of Graustark, serene rare old feudal days. The t remises' the little dutaalu after duous, suwetiiues perilous, J from the great European c Whether there he north or south u - never east. Hu cruses great bud wide Wattle; he winds thrum the valley.' suet over barren pia be twisty and turtle and cllwbs somber gorges and rugged ulou ,be touubes the crold cloud' lu u and the placid wartuth of the vs' the next..Onet dues Hut go to t;ra for • pleasure Jaunt. 1t is too far the root of the world, And the wa 'often dangerous because of the among am 'tribes of the Iutery mountain. it one hungers for r wont aud peril, he floods It imam my from rho north or the smith the land of the t:runstarklaus. Vienna and other places nluivat d ly west the way Is not bio full of tI for the railroad skirts the dark the danger lauds. ' 1)uee In the heart of (iruusturk, ever, the traveler is eh:Ironed dreams of peace and happlut•ss a paradise. The peallauts said the slug lu one vice and uceurd, psalm bring of never ending ,uwu lu the lowlands and up 1 1411,' the simple worker of the sol oleos that he lives iu 1;rauslark; ill 051 1e 11 111.1 villages the humble hart and his thrifty cU.*tower u o stug the song of peace and cunt lent; In the pullers of the noble :nue patriotism warms Its heart n'ltgllt• of Graastark, the and nice and pauper strike hand, for ve of the laud, visile outside eat, heartless world goes ruwb 1 without a thought of the rare II riucipallty among the eastern tau Inc lu puftet of area e;raustark Is bu ire lu the great galaxy of nati lancing over the map of Uwe tau 1e Is a6tuust sure to Inis'.the tndni 191 patehlof green that marks Its thea. One could not be blamed regarded the spot as n typugra 11 or tupugraphieal Illusion. Yet vide of this yuuiut little laud h their hearts a lure and a confide! 1t are not surpassed by fitly of the illy monarchs who measure their triotis" by miles and williuus. The 'lustarkieena area sturdy', eourageuus Ce. From the lurawey ceutury when y fought themselves clear of the rtar yoke to tido very hour they ye been warrior', of Wight aud valor. e boundaries of their tiny dowaln re. kept iuvlulate fur hundreds of are, and but one victorious foe had e down to lay siege to Edelweiss. capital. Axphulu, a powerful prin- nllty In the north, had conquered usturk In the latter part of the eteeutb ceutury, but only after a er war in •which starvation and line proved far wore destructive n the arms of the vlcturn. The ty of peace ayid the Indemnity that to the lot of vauquished Grauatark e been dIpcoursel upon at length t bast one history. .use who have followed that his - meat know', of eourNe, that the ring priucest. TetIve, was married young Amerieuu at the very tag of the nitiete•uth ceutury. This treble couple wet in quite rocuautic lou white the young sovereign was eling incognito through the United en of America. The Awerlcau, s mild fellow named Lorry, was so Went lu the subsequent attack 1 her heart that all aueestral preyu- s were swept away, and she be- e his bride ss IIs the full eousent of entnutcod .ubjeets. The manner filch he wooed and won this young adorable ruler forma a very at- ive chapter in romance, although t'Htiouud h1 history. This belug ale of another day, It Is not timely well upon the interesting events 11 led up to the marriage of the e.4," Yetive to (frontal! Lorry. Nut t to tiny tint Lorry won his bride at all w'iehes and odds and at tune time won an endless love and to from the people of the little Iota among the eastern hills. Two I'll►': sI(:NA1e. (:(►I►I''I'I('lf t,P.'I',tl'Its WNW BARR :vs'•_:; .: MTlJTGtitONl, teanyl. Iw1. le SW o/ weave the hcrt'lity of Love. W!.ae, Intrepid lauds, frontiersmen were opening the trade of the through the fertile wilds west of the uclpuli A!legh,ndet a slroug brunch of the Cal- rellc of lorutl fatally' fu46w'ed close in their reveler footsteps'. The mayor's great grand. 1 au rr- father saw, the glories and the posal- uurury billlitw of the Iter• territory. ile struck rpit:Ils, boldly forward from the old IN'volu- r west tuuary grounds, abaudonlug the luxe• rivers ries and traditions 0t the Carolinas for gb ter- aud treat, tuella life of promise. Hle sons dtvuust slid dalghters became solid atones lu rwuutf the hemilatIOU of r cowwouweslth, arsons; amt his grandchildren are still at work tee day on the structure. State and national Ilry lu legislatures had known the l'albouus uaark from the beginelug. Battlefields had from tested their valor, and drawlug rooms had proved their grutlllty. tsanfr Major Calboun bad fought with ruing Stonewall Jacksuu and well his spurs, suite• and at the same time the heart and Jwlr- bund of Betty Haswell, the stanchest 1 lura Confederate who ever wade dugs, Fru" bandages and prayers for the boys In leper gray• . When the reconstruction come be went to congress, sod later on be- ink'.rat cattle prominent In the United States consular senior, for years huldlug an huportaut European post. ('ogress how•- elalutrd bili ouee mors la the early ( auto 'turtles, and there be 1s at this very ltd,- flaw. - wets Everybody+ In Washington's soclal their and diplomatic circles admired the love. beautiful Beverly Calhoun. According u the to his own loving term of ldeutinca- I rr tion she was the major's "youngest." the The fair soutberoer bud seeu two Kea - sous In the nation's Capital. Cupid, site •tactdiug directly lu front of her, had rut- shot his darts ruthlessly and resist - the Wetly Into the. passing busts, and wns- with reline Weshlugtou looked humbly to out. bar for the balm that might soothe its the 1 pains. The wily god of love was fair the enough to protect the girl whom be ling forced to be his unwilling, perhaps un- ttlr eots.4elowl, ally. He held his 'Moine- un-I• treble shield between her heart and I1 the assaults of a whole army of sult- t a I ora, high end low, great and swell. It one. I was nut Idle rumor that said she had rho. I deeIlued't coronet or two, that the tee- millions of more than one American Io- 1. Midas Thad been offered to her mud that It she had dealt grotty but firmly with a pb- avore of hearts which bad nothing but the lore, ambition bud poverty to support old them In the conflict. lee ,Yhn1(r.ss W11 ti 10' aVu- oUm• t, nae wire of I:reufall Lorry teecited the uewa which spread gleamy ell+:lppolulmrnt over the r•11111V social 1•e:llw. .1 tlurt'u rt', Y•I, IIoUM;'tr11.4 41 111 1 'balls' were dt•s• tined to loot" their, richest attrarnoti; awl hoItranA, here In despair. The princess Intel been called to Grauat1rk. Beverly l'ulhouu was miserably uu happy. She had heard the story of 11- brirl'' escape uu,l Ilw cuusegnt•ut probe ability of a conflict with ASplullu. It 11,1 nut require a great stretch of 11uag luatlun to convince her Hint the Currys were hurryhlg u1T to scenes of intrigue, strife and bloodshed, uud that nut uuly Graustark, but Its princess, wax in jeopardy. Miss l'alIIouu'4 moat cherishtvl hopes faded with the announcement that trouble, not pleasure, called Yeth•e to Edelweiss. It buil been their plat, that Beverly should spend the delightful summer mouths In t;ruusturk, n guest at the royal palace. The origl11ul ar- rangements of the Lorry* were hope- lessly' disturbed by the Iate'hetvs front Count Ilalfuut. They were obliged to" leave WuahIngsuu two mouths earlier than they intruded, and they could nut take Beverly Cullman into danger rid- den Graustark. The euutwwplutel visit to St. Petersburg uwl other pleasure' hail to be abandoned, and they were In tears. Ietlt•e's maids were puekblg. the trunks, and Lorry's servants were in a wild scute of hasty preparicg for the dv,arture ou Saturday's ship. (►u Fri- day afternoon Beverly was culturally where she could do the most good uud be of the least help- at the 1.urrya'! Self confessedly she delayed the preparatious. Respectful maidservuuts and respectful tuausrrvunts came of- ten to Abe princess' boudoir to ask questions, and Beverly Just as fre- quently made tearful re.olutiou, to leave the household In peace -If such a hullabaloo could be caned loeace. alters came by the dozen, but Yt'tive would see no one. Letters, telegrams and telephone calls alwust swamped her "secretary; the footman nil the but r fairly gasped under the strain of excitement. Through it all the two friends sat despondent and alone lu the drear room that once had h.•nn the abode of pure delight. Grenfall Lorry was off in town Causing up all mutters of business that could be dispatched at once. The princess and hey Industri- ous retinue were'to take the evening exprene fur New York, any the next day would end them at sea. "I kuow I shall cry all summer," owed Miss ,Calhoun. with conviction o her eyes. "It's Just too awful for nything." She wait lying back among le cushions of the divan, and her hat vote the picture of cruel neglect. For Ire' solid hours she bad stubbornly w•ithat oil Yetive's appeals to remove er hat. Intl.4t tug that she could not Art herself to stay more than a min- e or two. "it 's.s•ws to rue. Votive, at your Juiierit must be very Meow - tent or they w'f,uldb't have let Loose I this troubles upon you," she coot - anted. "Prince Gabriel is the very essence trouble," confessed Petite plaln- vely. "He ons born to annoy peo- e, Just like the t' 11 prince In the Iry tales." 'i wish we had how over here," the mericau girl answered stoutly. "Ile 'uldn't be swch a trouble, I'm Imre. e don't let small troubles worry us ry IOag, you know." 'But he's dreadfully Important over 're, Beverly: that's the dlfilcult part It" maid Yetive solemnly. "You ,. he Is a condemned murderer." Them von ought to hang him or tr,rute him or whatever It Is that I do to murderers over there," spoke verly promptly. But, dear, von don't understand. won't permit ns either to hang nle'trocute him, my dear. The situ m 1.4 preelsa•ly the reverse, if he reetly quoted by my twit'. Wit le Caspar sent an envoy to inform etbergt•n respectfully that Gran- rk w•unld bold It personally respon- e if Gabriel were not surrendered. oriel' himself replied, 'Gran.l•Irk .be gene„ low rude of him, esperlally when r •1e was w codrteuur alwltt 11' Mull+ int a very disagreeable per- " 1111110U11eetl \11.4.4 CI D30110. 0111 tort' you wouldn't Ilke him." the princess. "His brother, who been driven from the throne and 1 the cupite,. in feet Is quite dlf- nt. i have not seen hint, but m sten regard bins as a splendid ig man." h, how i hope be may go hack his army amt �nlhilate that old lel:" cried Beverly, 'frowning •ly-. in.4," sighed the prlucelt, "he t an army, and besides he is find t extremely difficult to keep from annihilated hlwsetf. The army win over to l'riuoe Gabriel." milt'" scoffed Miss Calhoun, who thinking of the euormol, armies 'uttel States can produce at ■ notice. "What goof Ie n rldicu- littl • army tike his anyway? A lion from Fort Thomas could It to"- n't tweet, (leer," lnterreptel 1'e - with n wan smile. "1)nw•abergt'n Mending 'truly of i11,1Nn1 exeel- Moldiet's. 1Vitli the. war reserves as twice the available force I can ,.e,." t your then are no brave!" cried ly, who hail beard their praises yea rat have passed since that notable wedding in Edelweiss. Lorry and his wife, the' princess, made theft. !ionic In K'aehington, but spur a few niintl.4 of Poch year In Edelweiss. Luring the perish spent 111 Washington and In trate) her affairs In Grand :i rk w•errinthe ltnnd.4uta capable, austere old diplumnt• •her uncle, fount t'a.4pnr ilalrout. 1'rlucems 1 olgfl reigned 11.4 regent over the prin- cipality of Axilimill. To the south lay the prtmclpal1y of 1)awabergen, ruled by young Primp LautLn. whose half brother, the deposed Prince Gabriel, And been for two years a prisoner in firanstal'k, the convicted assn441u of l'rin•'e l.orenz nt Arphrlm, nue time suitor for the band of Petite. , It was after the eecolld visit of the Lorrys to F.Ill weheithat a se•rlone'tnrn of affairs pre44.rl11'l Itself. Gabriel had a11re,.'et0.1 111 e14611111g front his dun rein. lila friends In Pao -allergen ',tired 11p a revolution. and iDetlton Was driven from the throne at Herron On the arrival et Gabriel at the Capital the army of i)awnhergen espoused 111e eause of the prince It bad spurned, and, three days atter his escape, he was 011 his throne, defying Yetive and offering a price for the head of the unfortunate Dantam now a fugitive In the hill. along the Granstnrk frontlet. CHAPTER II. BAJOR 0E0IL;E ('AL.ITOUN was a member of congress from eine of the tnnthern molten Hie forefathers had represented the ISMS commonwealth, and so, It was likely, w'nuld his descendant,, if there le abates la tam Omar,' of Halm,' and • u 11 tt h tr tet 111 al The I'alhoun, lived In a taudsowe ►'I home nut far front ase residence of Mr. of and Nes. Greur,lll lorry. It see'wed ti but natural that the two beautiful pl young women should become cuustant fa au.l loyal friends. Women as lovely , us they have no reason to be ye:tloua. A It is only the wotitati who duo's not feel w, s1'cuig of he: personal charms that q• cultivates envy. At the home of I;rau- t -e stork's priueess Beverly met the dukes s • and barons from the far east. It was it, In the warmth of the l'slboun hospital- of Ity that Yetive formed her dearest love se, for the American people. Mss Beverly was ••neither tall nor els short. She %vas of that divine and in- rot definite height known as medium; 'den- ne der, but perfectly molded; strong, bu: graceful an absolutely healthy young person, whose beauty know well bow to take care of itself. Being quite heart whole and fancy fres, she slept Well, ate well and enjoyed every moo- ute of life. In her blood ran the warts' eager impulses of the south; hereditaty love of ease and luxury displayed Itself In every emotion; the perfectly normal demand upon men's admiration was as chnracte•rhdic In her as ft 1s In any daughter of the laud whose women are born to expect chivalry and bolo - ago. A couple et years, in a New 'fork "finishing" school" for young ladles bad served great!) to modify Miss Ca1- hunu's colloquial charms. Many of her delightful "way down south" phrases cud mnuuerltm, were blighted by the cold, nnron,antic atmosphere of a sem- inary conducted by two ladies from Boston who were too old to marry, toe penurious to love and too prim to thin), 'that other women alight care to dr both. There 'were' times, however -if she were excited or entliustastic-•whet pretty Beverly so 1 Ir forgot her train- ing MI to break forth with a very at- tractive "y0' all," "such 'nought" or "goo 'long meow." And when the bands played "Dixie" aloe was not afraid to stand up and wave her handkerchief. The northerner 'who happened to be with her on much occoisions usually Lound hltnself doing likewise. before he could e.(•ape the infection. Miss 1111huuu'q face wne one tbat painters vomited, deep down 1n their ar'Is o• 11 souls. It nurse knew n dull In- scant; there pri expres,bn Ill every lineament, in every look: 11fe. genuine life, dwelt Int fire mobile eonuh•oa11,P that turned tbe,h.'ad of every sou and W01111111 w•110 10i01.e1 1111011. 11. Iler hair was dark t.',,w o find abundant; her eye4 were n deep grey and larked eagerly front Nit weeu Ioitg lashes of Week: her lips, were red awl ever willing to smile or turn pinluttve as a. "nslnn required; her brow w•as broad and fair, and her front' ons as danger- ous as a 'wile. :1s to her ago, If the major admitted, eona'whnt indleerr•tly, that all his.hil- dren were old enough to vote, her mother, with the reluctance born In women, Pont..wel that she wax past twenty, no a year or two either way will determine Thom iBeverly's. age so far as the telling of this !fury Is con- rernet. Her eldest brother, Keith Cal- houn (the one with the congressional heritage), thought dile was too young in marry, while her second brother, Lan, held that she moon would be tot old to attract men with matrlmonlnl intentions. Lucy, the only slater, have Ing been hnpplly wedded for ten pearl, advised her not to think of marriage 1111tH she w•as old enough to know her own mind. Inward the Bloats of one of the meet brilliant meowing the capital had ever known, lees than a fortnight boors He 10 1lo cot. 1'n( Ln ata sibl I;nl Imo you H0 .4011, .111,1 111.4 +r00 fere Metal yon1 "0 with (lube herr• h:t'.tt lug 1 being 11114 g w71a the 1 day's Ions b:Ittn bent "1)0 11114 n lent she Ii I,ro,hu "Bin Beaver sung. '"frau 1101 bless them! -hut you for- got that tyre 1111141 attack Gobi -lel In his own territory. To recant lore lion meals a perilous es i iIitiuu Into the mountains of Lnw'4he en, and I nm 'sorely ninth]. IIs, dennt% I hope he'll .4nrrender peaceably' "And go back, to,Jn11 for life?" oriel Miss Calhoun. , "It's u good den! in expect of hien, dear. i fnney it's numb (better fun kieklue Ill) n rumpus on the outaide tltnu it Is kicking one's tea's off against not obdurate atone wall from the Inside. You caul bit for fighting a bit" "No, 1 suppose not," agreed the prim rem miserably. "limn h nefnnlly ham py over the miserable affair, Beverly. Hr Is fill nt enthalinem and positively Ailing to lop In 1;rau.4tark -right In the I thick of it nil. To hoer him talk one would think that Prince Gabriel M• no show at allile kept n,P up till 4 o'clnr•k BO* morning telling me that Dawahergen didn't know whet kind of • snag It was going op against. L have l vague idea what be means by that. His manner did not leave mneh room tor doubt. He also said that we would Jolt 1Nnvsis•r;;P!tl off the trap. It wounds encouraging at leash dolettl_. ICC is'' ':11 wild,' veru v for you to'any those Mingo.". 11 4 111 1 1 1,41 Beverly, "even though they ovule aeroudluucd. You, were not out out for slang.,• "Why, I'm sure they are all good Euv,11sh words," rewunstrated 1•etive. Ler hearers stared at the picturesque re- crult, "Oh, dear, 1 wonder what they are do - lug, In 1;raustark this very instant. Are they Lighting or" -- "No; they are merely talking. Don't you know, deur, that there is never • fight putil both sides have talktd them- selves out of breath? We shall have six months of talk and a week or.two of tight, Just as they always do uow- aduys." "lilt, you Americans have such a comfortable way of looking at things'," cried the princess. "Don't you ever see the serious side of life?" "My dear, the Awerlcau always lets the other fellow see the serious side of life." said Beverly. "You wouldn't be so opticnlattc If a country mulch bigger and more power- ful than America happened to be the oIIH'r fellow." - "11 did sound frightfully boastful, didn't' It? It's the way we've im•1•u brought tip. 1 reckon -even we south- erners-' who know what It is to be whippet!. The Idea of n girl like me talking about war and trouble and ■II that' 11's absurd, lau't It?" "Nevertheless, 1 wish 1 could see things through those dear gr%ty eyes of yours. Oh, bow I'd like to have you with in, through all. the mouths that are to come. You would be such n help to me. smelt a Joy. Nothing would teem 80 hard if you were there to make me ser things through your brave Aweri- cun eyes. Thu princess put her arms about Beverly's neck and drew ber close.B 'ut Mr. Lorry possesses ■o excel- lent pair of American ey,'!," protested Miss f;everly, loyally and very happily. "1 know, dear, but they are • war's eyes. Swot -how there Is a difference. Full know. 1 wouldn't dare cry when he was looking, but I could booboo all ,day if you were there to comfort me. He tbit.ks i am very brave, and I'm nut," she confessed dismally. "Oh, I'm an awful coward;" explain- ed Beverly consolingly. "I think you are the bravest girl In all the world," she ed,lel. "don't you remember what you dill nt"- mud then she recalled the 'stories that had 'come from 1raustark ahead of the bridal party two years be- fore. Yetive was finally obliged to place her band on the enthusiastic visitor's lips. or •'1`ea(t," she cried, blushing. "You a• Make In.. feel like a -a -what Is It you Is CAI herr. n dine novel heroine?" e1 ".5 yellow heck girl? Never!" ez- clnimetl Beverly severely. Visitor.' of Importance In adminletra- tion circles came at fhb moment, and the primees (•0111d 1101 refmti to see them. !levelly 1'alhoun re1u04111d ; de parted, lint nn[ mini after gl, lug a promise to accompany the Lorry's to the railway dation. y 1 ' • • • • • • • The trucks hail gone to be 1•he•ktd, And the household was quieter than Ie had hw'u 10 Many days. There was an nir of depression nbrout the place that And its Inception In the room upstairs where sober (noel. Ilniklns ser,,d din• ner for a not overtalkatltp young couple. "It will be all right, dearest." said L.orry, divining his vYife', thoughts as she N111 mtaring rather soberly straight ahead or her. "Just am soon as we get to Edelweiss the Whole affair will look do simple that'd a eau laugh at the fears of today. You tar•, we are a long way off Just now." "1 am only afraid of what may hap- pe•u brfure we get there, l:ren," she said 'simply.. He leaned over and kiss- ed her hand, smiling at the ewphails she unconsciously placed on the pro- nouu, Beverly ('a111ouu was announced 'last before core was 'served and a mo- ment hater was 111 the. room: Shn etop- t s peel just inside the door, clicked her little heels together and gravely brought her hand to "salute." Her eyes were nparkling and her lips -trembled with suppressed ez(•itewent. "i think i eau report to you la Itdel- wetfss neat month, general," she aD- nouncPd, with soldierly dignity. Her hearers stared ut the picturesque re- cruit, and Ilniklns so far forgot him- self am to drop Mr. Lorry's lump of auger upon the. table Instead of Into the cup. "Explain yourself, sergeant!" anally fell from Lorry's lips. The eye," of the prluee!s were beginning to take on n rapturous' glow. "May t have a cup of coffee, please, sir? I've been no ezrlted i couldn't eat n mouthful at home." She grace - hilly slid into the chili. Malkin.' of- fered and broke Into an ecstatic glggfs that would have moulted In a court martial had she been serving any t•omulnuder but Love. ITrr IIF: ser'if's 1•:11.I M ! C METALLIC ROOFING C9 CEILING l se Te "is good tea" Always exactly the same uality Those who have used it for years are the ones who give it the name of "good tea." T. M. a$TABROOKS,, •T. JOHN. N. O. wrNelry•, TORONTO, • WOW ,,,,, •r U. Parnell's Bread Every ono sato las tried i, will ha•• w other. Eau • nutty, palatab4, .Tal. .haat flavor that to secularly it own •ase w tabard oe .very lost. It Is the Sante Pilo• •• th• Ine•rIe, Kind. P . T Dh:A JV YOUR POPULAR tlkOtE4. A/ll 8I aNctora Ri Managed Like an Engine. One-third Dia hour •keep es' s 1,1e is spent 1n her kit.hea •'One•half the labor of housekeeping is at the cook stove. Your range t,,, doable or halve the cooking slavery of housekeeping. A poor range adds worry as well as work, and worry multiplies the beuaekr•eper s safe.t Geta range tl•..rrduceq the work and eliminates the worry. The Pandora R.n1;r is as easily and accurately managed al en engine- it responds to the ton. h as quickly and certainty as the huge engine obeys the hand of the engineer. The Pandora Range saves worry, and because worry kills, it prolongs Life. Sold by enterprising dealers everywhere. Write for booklet. McCIarys Leaden, Teronte, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancelrver, St. Joan, N.S. E. P. PAULIN, SOLE AGENT GODERICH "Grand Peninsular" has an all -steel oven. Steel is wore uniform in thickness and radiates heat more quickly than cast iron. For that reason most cast iron ranges have steel oven bottoms, In my new range -GRAN[) PENINSULAR -I have gone farther and made the WHOLE OVF.N-top, bottom and sides - of STEEL PLATE. That is the reason the "Grand Peninsular" is such a quick, even baker -and saves so much fuel. i have perfected a perfect system of Ventilation, too. All the vapor and odor of cooking are driven off -and a constant current of fresh, heated air fills the oven, 1 also put a Thermometer in the oven door, so you can tell the exact temppentare of the oven. It does away with all guess work and insures perfect cooking. These arc a few of the helpfill features that make my sew GRAND PENINSttLAR the ideal range for Canadian homes. 41 CLARE BROS & CO., LIMITED • - PRESTON, Olrv. GODERICH AGENT : C. J. HARPER.