The Signal, 1909-6-3, Page 3THF S!R1AL GOJ» RlOH•: ONTARIO
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How the Mason and Risch continuous
brass action flange assures purity of
tone in the piano.
THE hammers of the Mason
and Risch piano action a! -
ways strike a firm, clear
bkrt on the strings, giv-
ing the full tonz.l valu. of
. rich note. They never
rattle or wobble from one
s:de to the other.
This ii hecause the
t:ammers are supported by a
continuou3 brass action
• flange instead cf the usu%1
r lethod o f each hammer
being supported on g separ-
:.te wooden flange.
4•.;,•a e,f Stairs,. d I:, 1
•, ,. ,I •res ,.et,•.d,.f
.. taei,`;as e0 nine..
Masori -11d 1 •
Tiv pini wit`A.aSOLI
; The�bMaso.i and Risch actio:? flange bein; cf
1 is -rte nti si wnolj will not bind shrink or ware ,•
Mews of the £iricst
Mrs. Sutherland has returned to
Wiuggham after spending a few I,years
in Edmonton.
Miss Victoria Miners, of Exetey
has resigned her potation as teacher bt
Lumley public Khoo!. -
Rev, U. W. Rivers, MAI H.D., of
Belgrave, has leen invited to bee onle
pastor of Ripley Methodist church.
Mee. George Wrigley, at'Wtnt,_-_-_-,
left last week fur Lewiston, Montana,
where Mr. 1Wrigley has u good ...... -
A cRA'cliitxut.
(R Br. 1 g v
• • LETTER.
hie rest on 1VeJurad sy, the 3411 ult:,
at the guest age of iiinety-twu years,
was the ' hither of Mrs. (Rev. l,r. )
Stewart, of l'Iimtoa. lir. and Mrs.
Stewart had just returned fr the
celebration of their parents' diamond
welding when they receieed wont
that Mr. litegg'tit�ct been stricken
with pneumonia. i
e is -John W. Timmer. t,ld.
dent of Mraforth, died at the h of
her daughter. Mrs. Collitgburn, of
t*on. Format), on '1' iursday. the 4th ult..
Wm. John Smith. of Drtnpit, for- ut the age of seventy-seven years.
mrrly of Exeter, war married recent- For utterly thirty )•rake deceased had
ly tri-Mtsr-rath-erfne -P.-twits-orb „f lived in the little brick cotta * a ail
that city. ver Greek, on the Huron emu cart,
but owing to ill health a year ago the
John (Jreealry, of Ilowick, died at went to reefde with her daughter.
his home near Lakelet, on Tuesday, Besides the latter one eon, Wut. H.,
the 18th ult., at the age of seventy- of Toronto, survives. The late Christ -
seven years. timber Muldoon, 1)1 Leedhury, and
Mr. Patterson and J)r. Margaret the late Mr", Wm. Galbraith. of
Norris Patterson, of India, etre visit- Winthrop, were brother and dieter of
ing the latter's brother, ltuherL Nor- the; deeoaeed.
rig, of Staffs. Death of Mri. Rintoul, Wingky°.
Mr. and Mrs. t'. S. Day, read Citi- . After a )'ease suffering from cancer,'
zeta* of 1Vingbaun, are removing to Mrs, l'. H. !Getout, of Winghai,
ruronto, where Mr. Day bar secured a rafted on Thursda , the hrih till,. ,to
good position. the land where sickness is unknown,
Miss Carriy shi _or Overaged, who was fi'ty.one pears of
cupied the pulpit of Turner's church lee, was ,a thiughtcr of the lite
Tuekerrtnith very acceptably on sun- Thomas-Tanetron, of Fast wawa-•
day, the Ifidnl ult. nosh. who demoted this life last Feb -
The recent death of MIS. Andrew r'111ary. She ens An exemplary w tt
Muir, of Hensatt, rentoveg one of theta!" was aalu,h bekeywl Ly- a
.) _.11f,•a metal it preserves the unvarying alignment early ,ettlrrm of that place, at the age .'itn le 1)r irirnds. SI.'" 10 murviveel ,,,
• . :. —--------- -_.L ...elg1tty-row-yeses her husband, two austere. -Mrs. Stone.
oaMiss Lilian Kobinsem, of 8x•tre liotise' a dgnwe, and Miss Jerome,
A i yt u it not in bur illustrahoil we attach the bas one t, Montanan where she will if 1Vawanoeh, and heir -tm»irer�_
!"1t:Cl;!e of the action to the flange b' remitte fon surae time, and where rhe •\ntlrew, on the homestead; Thinuas,
K a metal piece, will probably enter the State Normal bf Mal inch ; lo,hn, of Furdwich, and
-.41;4 •tfutg11e on-wlikh fila in•to a metgi groove pre- t9ch«,t: JAtnea, of Ht. Helens.
e • n oft C h gy =Andre r-ftfn3 p--7s'--erg Bold tri. ni.d i.t he tilfesr
)'1 C le S.t!? t')t.ieother. I5O_acre- farm on the 1111 eoncrosiuu \V. E.and 'John !fiintble•y o
Tt?.,, 13 0:7', orfh— leftsbut extremely -- --.o15U. y, 1'o his brother-Atchiarol.tlue leu;lh.-and Joules Mowry, of N�uz
13th concession. who will reside on bore), received word two weeks agr eef
t I•iC:: ant dcta;1- in aha sound, scientific the fault. the illness of their brother. Samuel
it1t: 7^:= u;)—to-dates MASON Matthew Lawrence, of McKillop, Ilitiebi. , of Didshury, Alta , and W. construction of' sod RISCH had •narrow escape lust week when E. left immediately for the \\ est, but '
1.'. `1e' -'i %'Irl `ii:',rh piano—the little PIANO CO., fie war 'kicked un the neck by one 01 om arriving he found that the Angelo' � , t
Llmeted, his cults and rendered uneunsCious 1h.tt h;had in edema hien. The Is
'7'',1/V 'C-1' wlt':rathave placed itin Yentottro fur a<tttne. S+a,ue111iwcliley,
. _ ,;:"1.a!'Jy` •o':aicnitholdsto-day, s.od mo your Wua- - Hullrtt. was prior to his It• to . i
` t}, . 1 / tr■ted lwoktet e: a * J. 1V. Newcontle is selling out his the, West a few v th
S.?nd L;e scopac_nand well I. , - drygoode stock in Clinton and will )'ars ago ruga ed in
las us rsa.owa ales t "merely --t4 move--te leiter 4Vilhanr, t11e• the implement he
hu►iners i e Sea-
-..1 y(,1) a klet which CX- shosld oar • Mason sad where be will have a w'ide•r sphere for skein own hr was we an avor-
^S t ht entire story�of the Math piano. This ins* us, his rnlerpriee•, bey known. 11.• weefurtyddur years i'
obligates cos to purchase el Age ,old was unmarried.' lits re- ro
r' -n..! -ruction Of a Ma sem and 1)r. McNaughton, of Fonlieich. Haunt were taken to_braforth for'in. Ca
% formerly of Brussels, has hien hon- termer(. th
..;;Cil p:a111, i orad with tate degree of F. 1 S. I'., un
Fellow of the .Royal College- of The Late` Alexander Davidson. in
f:e Y1P.SOt1 and Riscn l' Street • Surgeons, Edinburgh, a rare die- A life of ninety years of usefulness th
ri-01 Co., Limited - tinction. / - w,aw to its ,.avec on 'Friday. the Iat- re
Neettli Itau )H li • Co., N. M„ May
tspecial.1--It it s1). -h itrateful
mti.ulivit.ryl lode,., •r_thu totio.■t..g
that prove beyond ail shadow of
doubt what Dodd'" Kidney field will
do if they are only givetr.a fair_lriah
Mies O. hell, of this place, wj•ites :
"1 wish to ray a few words witli ie
geld to the wonderful curative powers
Of 11udd's Kidney fills. Whey hitve
wetly tem fitted both toy father and
'nuttier. My father sulfered terribly
trent rheu/mit isle foe ten years, He
ectirrirhemi ctrl rn.rs Kidney 'sills
and the result is that he hits quite got
rid of his rheumatism. Finding that
wy tether had 'wafted e1) inure' 1 ad -
rimed my mother to give then a trial,
• r she was ,troubled with initatulna-}�
four years. She rove feels betters 1n I
every way and eannut city too tuuch
for lhedtre Kidney Pills."
• Teachers.
We all lee our leecbere. 'rhet'e
the reieenl Wt. pay Dien so little. A
labor of., ley, and for love is a noble
(ping, and we should not debase thuse.
41141)114 we lune by offering too much
beery lucre,
11r du not want' our teachers' to be
stung by the nurneybee. Nor are WV
entite•ly unselfish in this. 1f thee
were so stunt', they luiglrl••eeereenuni-
este the infection to our epollesr chit-
( ern, whom we , would not snake
in .se-tlruutl for anything in the world
e•xe pt to show that -they An' better 1
off---thait tlt..sis of- our meig14lrwse.
Teachers ehuuld struggle to make
tenth ods meet. Only thus can _they
rent t t divine example. If there is o
be o the industrial
depress 1)t, it should begin at the bul-
wark of our lila'rties, whether it he
the.Ii1111:ris1 schoolhouse un Uw hill
or the./ big, ill -ventilated, unsanitary
_eft w1)• :ri--
Sra' Kllie . Junes w June Lippincott's,
/ Grand Trunk New Offices
The ('rand Trunk Railway System
ill their new o'gamizet in
trope have opened a tine suite of of-
* at 17-111 Cockspur street, Loaf -
an
st-
wi
tar
be
e•
a
ty: It is jp t opposite Pall Mull a
6 Majority of the (tame from We
Minster and the weal end of Lund
thmngtrttiiw- thoroughfare
Aceiulilly Oxford Street and 1
lumen• t1 eeCtious of the metropole
nadians alio visit London will flu
ase umc complete in every way
d the company are desirous of hay-
1\6
Ali eisitors•,frout the colonies make
sir llea.lquart(•rs in Loddon their
nor'tcrf.u,,
Thea DAV, Just* 3, 11'09
3
D. MILLAR CO•''�
For THE SUMMER GIRL
N/1-. are showing nn extensive range of \Vhite QAtkr\pp�,,
Dress Metterialr. also the new Rapti' Linens In an the
now 4444 pujlulir shatter', jncluding the natural shada_11th1nk
has 1,ee11 so hand to get.
NEW COSTUME LAWNS in novelty stripes and checks, make very
dainty summer dilemma, per yard, only aSc SPOT MUSLINS. Specie! purchase of Whits (lwiu Spot
spots.- Huy end jii ahitt uat-isitmom- ge".iorttta Itthrttime. ipnea lltta teen of
RAJAH LINEN SUITINGS have all the appearance of silk and the
wear of Linen. All popular shades, including tan, natural, dell,
Cop"iihagen. white and in' stripes. Only a limited quantity now
lett. per yard asc
RADIUM SUITINGS, the nearest approach to silk, makes smart
dresses or waist", a variety 11 calors, pet yanl 3oe
CRUM'S PRINTS. PALATINE PRINTS
Special valuer in White Lawn Weeds',
A fear travellers' Kemple.' of Net \Vaists At coat price.
A lot 'of embroidered Blouse Fronts with triAterial for waist. N'e
bought these cheap, and are selling thea) at much leu than regular
wholesale price".
New Dutch Collars with Jale is to unlatch. 'L bic each.
New Lace t' tilers Is', '25e, :tic and :Ss. each.
New Linen Cullers, Tourist fritting, lar- per lux.
New Bowe, all , olure, tie.
New Wash Belts.. each.
Have you tr,ed McCall's Patterns? If not, why note
They are the best.
95c to $4.50
--
ilk.. so M1LLAR'S SCOTCH STORE .P""
Name
i West King St.,
O�onto,
/ Cay
a•(eal.ce _. _. __.
.1
is the perfect food drink for
children. Highly nutritious —
easily digested — delicious and
economical.
74
1
Sunshine• Furnace is the triumph of sixty.
line years' experience -growth from a small
littehop to mei acres of floor space. frogs a half dou n
are ns to t, sou, from an annual wage sheet dtly,ot ,n
to one of $670,00n, from a capital of energy 100ne of
$1.nnrl'-erell,-from obscurity to recogaitiun a Large et
!Makers of Furnaces in the 'trek!) Empire.
UNSHINE ;1
MA+ placed on the market thefirst furnace to be wholly and
solely designed by a Canadian Company. •
We employ a consulting staff of furnace carrells. who are e
continually experimenting with new ideas in order t flat Sunshine *
Furnace shall not have to travel on its past ri ipulalion for i I
griminess.
We buy materials in such large quantities tha 1. it. quality is
guaranteed to us. We have our own testing room. , sn, that super-
vision of construction is exercised down to the finest detail._.._
McCIary's
9
FOR SALE BY
W. R. PINDER. GODERIC•H
Talkie About Buggies1ig
If yon are thinking of buying ,a ne w Boggy this year,
we should bre pleased to have a t ilk with you. We
handle rho hest (foggy on the nutrice,.
THE
McLAUGHLIN
ONE GRADE' ONLY
and
THAT THE BEST
1 tx of mh nh'l. nee Maggie,. rttc. Let, we hater HIS st placed
hi w d0 n- kne
taken
trent„ and ran •
anPow eupptyf S •erlin1 arnd r tillst1veatingr Ma' ek Ia)inles
manufactured by this well-kntwn comp( Any to anyone desiring
first-class Farm Machinery.
Wm. Knox,
Newiyate and Hamilton Street s, Godrnrh
ADAMS WAGONS. ( OCKSHt1T T PLOW.,
Abraham Wyatt, formerly of Cline tilt., when Alexander 1►avideiif passed 1)l
toil, and,' son-in-law of Mrs. Jane" to hie rewant at flue he•m. of his son, ,1)1
1,lutledgs tf aha! t.rwe.•clled-e( eeateer T-LtuYidnup, s,t Warns al .and
at his houw i1) ew l.i*krald. of his yeas he End toren hal .and lin
nn fiatnrday, tine; ml reit, a UIHit.- tr was stricken 'he
e
fifty-two years. pat's ysis s,' week prey' to im se
John Alexander, a'pioneer resident dee c woe- a - not i
of lot 7 of the lath conieseion of Tuck- 11f h his,'bride e, raw.' to (woad
enrnith, passed awry on Saturday,. with hid' near
M over o est yours ago,
the 2nd ult.. at the goad ole? age of resided' un il Mount Forest, where len be
eighty years. His partner in life pre- r1c11t until ten withhess ago, when be
deceased hint but a tew months. three he live a daughter, andn
there years later with his on in
rr tan raster-lr
ail addressed, iYtake appointment*
d do their eot'esliondenee. '*his Is
innovation art tranaportali
es of the colonies a no doubt will
_taken advantage of ,. many 0V48g:4,-
as visitors to the Moth Country.
Brain and Muscla
The superintendent of w factory
tnt into the storehouse one tlpy and
v the storekeeper tugging aNWy at
case of goods. file facewatt red
be muscles of his neck were tiulg-
L •\
on, there. Takk" cel 1.6e
ndent ; "allow me to demon-,
o1) the power of brain over
le then irrabt,ed it hook
at shelf and stuck it into
giving it a quickerk,
into a pile of rubbish.
aceftally a* he could,
r "titanic it,
*Jack; "that's why
tl. W. Pet ry, who has been princi-
jeel not the Kincardine H1gh'aeltasot for
the petit nineteen years. has leen ap-
Cpointed junior teacher in the London,
ollegiate Institute. His resignation
effect ---after the 'midsummer
holidays.
The marriage of Mites Nettie ,liras} --
nock. daughter of Ible ! Bradroack, of
lea, P. Brent, of Charl-
ton, New Ontario. took Ft,r''e at the
home of the bride's father on Satur-
day, the- lath ult., Hero. A:' H. Dobson
officiating.
Bev. Neil Leckie, of Londeahoro',
has Accepted the coil which he re-
ceived from the Presbyterian church
at Iieverley, near Hamilton. Ile will
be ;nduuted into his new charge on
June altb. l.oudesbotr loves Mr.
Leckie with regret.
The home. or Mrs. E. Hill, of ('lin-
ton, woe the scene of a quiet but
pretty wedding on Wednesday, the e
:Jath 1alt., when her daughter, Mar 1
gsiet, le -ante the life•partner of John
It Noble, of the Hui on road, Hallett. (
Bev, W. E. Kerr omcisleed.
Mr. ,and Mrs. J. "r. Heid and the
fortner',.sitler, .1!5.411aggie Heid, all 1
of Iirucefield, ,left last week to visit r
relatives in Oregon, after which they
will extend their; trip to British Col-
umbia. They go for the benefit
Mr. heir.; hetlth, but way settle i
the \Vest.
The Brunswick lintel, 11'inghant, 1
about to change halide. late ne
Proprietor is John E. Swart,, of th
Queen's hotel; what will conduct th
two houses, with Ivan Johnston a
manager of the Hranswick. Mr
Orr and family will probably reams
to Toronto.
As Norman Jerrott was cycling t
Hensall. on Tuesday evening of las
week he ran against a stone and wit
violently precipitated to the ground
injuring hie head - and breaking tw
hones of hie left hand. Fortunate)
he' had finished Feeding a few hours
I.efere M.- aes.,J.
Edward Bosman, an elderly reel
Tient of 1Vinghaul, Inst with an un
fortunate accident last week. H'8
beuam4 - ss•l,b•h_ was gestin/ _ 'lee■,,i
fehrittened, startle its ALQerupt to ,tae
-'way wound the lore around Mr.
liusanai s 1.•110• leg and, (Wagging hint
down, bloke two of the lames below
the knee. .
The A inghan i imeu is in receipt of
a letter from W. 11. Wells, formerly
of 1'irnberrv, who with his father,
Patrick Went', is now reeidine tat
Joker Mine, South Africa. Mr. Wells
had just made a pedestrian tour
through Central A(rice. Miring 'Which
he had many narrow r.r;rpes from
fever, ••niggers" and wild tweets.
Mrs. Archie M,-lloriairl, n former
ter+'dent of Garr. flied on lfondey, the
'lith tilt., et Ihr' horny of Mrs. Durran
Livingston teeth of liru,.el., with
whom she had been residing for sev--
-eral months.- She is ensured by two
'slf•sisters, 11r.. Carrie, in the \Vest,
s, vel Urn Alex. Meat ter. and Rrns,rI ;
her hti+lvund tarlet-cived her in Mith-
Igor' fifteen yeas ago.
pin beet \Wilson, who iv well known
in w.Inghan,. Nees married in Melaka -
400n. , ea•k . on Tuesday, the I ltd tilt ,
tit Mrs. K. Hawke. daughter of Mrs.
Aftiir�iti' a of tilerntrrrae. Mr.. and
Mrs. W, Inota will oeole In the Kerrie
Creek cot, ntI y, leu the AIherten l.onnd-
-�. J`l he former it cttgaged in •
tmerrantite•' rnMifre1, at the same timf
conducting
extensive farming sod
cOnaUnetion opsernllonm,
tram M nut, e1( F•
here a re,hlent of Ilowirk for atnto,t
half a century, suceumletl t0 an at-
tack of heart fa 'lore on Wednetdav,
the 19th ult. U veeaeexl was in his
seventy-foot th ye. V. A man of 1111.
right life and cf •rnpanionahle dis-
position, he was held in high esteem
by the comm.nity.. Besides his
widow be lentos to m. ,tarn him demise
five sons and one dang,hter.
Rev. 1Vm. Gregg, D, t)., of Toronto,
for many years a professor in Knox
('ollege, and one of the nowt distin-
guished leaders In the Presbyterian
rhureh in Canada, who entered into
Varna. Ile wail a mon of holy life. a
t'restlptertan of the old school anif'a
,'haunch Liberal. Besides• his aged
partner he leaves four sons and three
daughters. -
A Pioneer of 1'.:::-tt Gone.
Another of Ihe_.wurthy _pioneers of
Hulh•tr, in the person of George
'watt, of the loth concession, an,
swered the great roil canon CX
'edne+i-
day, the 2lit0 ult. Deceased first saw
the light of day in Bantfsbire. Scot-
land. in ls26. in the strength of his
youth he carne to Canada and settled
in the virgin forests of the township
id bis adoptibu. The•laud yielded her
increase 'Abundantly and his fertile
act•@, were anon transformed into one of
the finest faring its the township. Hu
his interests wettt're not Malted to agr
Welt. Ile gla • gave his leisure .to
the public rerv•ce; he Was eievi•r,
limes u meruder of the townsh•
•ounell, lie WAS fortuany years en o
leer of the 1'urkeranith Branch Agri
•ultural Society and he Was one °f.lh
•harter members of the McKillop Fi
1°amance. Co. In polite he w,ts
Liberal and in religious { ith a Pres
,ytet•ian. 1110 surviviug cuildre'u ar
our suns std three daugttere; h'
wife dist in themea
a1
and
Ingo
"110
iuperit
ideate to
muscle."
that was 01
the case, an
he fill bark
lie arose as
meaning to Ube rte
the handle was le
"Yes, air," replie
1 didn't use it.'
Rattled.
lee had been toW that he Wight
"agk papa," and he had planned to do
it in these words
t "I dare say that yon know, Mr.
i Hocks, that 1 have been paying your
dwugbter :Mange marked attention of 1
late, and now I have came. to ask her
Ip hand in mare 'age. I knot-, that i nut
rf• a pour Hutu, but I art an honorable
d I
not
rk.
e Weare nwillingtto figntrthe battlaid tia e of
Fir life as bride and bridegroom, pilgrims
a 1.,f lite•trgether. 1 loveyens,daughter
s- devotedly, and 1 have come to ask
e your consent to make her my wife."
u" i That sounded all tight when he rend
,r the fiftieth time from the sheet
aper on which he had written it ;
thief was what he (rally said when
to.,d before Mr. Rocks, with his
h chattering anal beads of cold
spiration on hie brow-;---
-i--flare say that—that is,
?cocks, 1—I—your' daughter
lite has tarso paying the marked
ntitm--er, no, 1 hang leen pay•
het marked attention, and 1----I
e arc willing to fight---er the
of life -1 mean that your
ghtel; seeks my hand in marriage„
0 1 I seek her hand mud --and
I lav yon—er no, your ditugh•
mean elle---alt•--that is !—
have t we to ask your consent
,e sty wif --that is 1 --love your
,redly ---Your daughter 1 mean
L:1+ph,..,,ttis: t ---rhe teres r1s
semen that 1 t her-- --and she--
-i trust i eke my meaning
pt Lighting the Fire.
o A Bre broke rail one night in 1)
the smaller Wiens of Masse/who
s w•hereupub .ilii newly equipped the
w purunenl. ron)posed of volunteer
e erns called on to show what it cogld
e d ,.
it ft
of p
but
t o1:tree
ts, . feet
1
Mr.
Mt
e Only One lantern• could be found. •a to
a. the awoke mss pouring out •of the 1m
e hunting, and the night was deck,
Finales, a email tongue of fire ap- batt
,twre•d
and o t a cheer went up ISS the dao
t firemen Fnrned the hone in that direr- er n
s lion. -
Al this moment the captain cried G•r 1
o out : "hoist out what mere loin' 1
y there! Keep.that water HIT that ! It's to 1
Ihe'oni4' light we've got to pit Out the der.
-tine-toy, 'Jun, -
A circle of friends is nire tri -have "he-
' round. .•Isar
-COME
--TO THE,
i
Corner Grocery'
ti
Where you get Fresh Supplies
=Well -cured Meats, the most wholesome Bread and also
, Fresh iS dally.
-Qoa1 Oil haadied to perfection.
Goode promptly delivered.
I ut'I1t'r 1',tt,t
Cash for Butter and Eggs.
P. T. DEAN
st *l'e't and Square.
1
Sour Stomach and Headhunt?
LITTLE DIGESTERS
CURE OR YOUR MONEY BACK
ear«
Yam ao
.""ate„ �QS' At all Druggists or direct from
n ifs � COLEMAN MEDICINE CO.,
V 1 Toronto
/ 25c. a Boz.
MISS DONOOf-1
has returned from Detroit, having taken advantage of the holiday to
look up the
NEW EST STYLES IN SUMMER MILLINERY
and is showing a good class of Fresh and Dainty Novelties, .also a large
ameortiment of
• Tuscan and Straw Shapes at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
-mer#•es S4V L.--Donogh
GUADRON
"Tete Orndron borne"
" You see the breaking of the springs causes us baby drivers
more trouble than any other weakness in carriage cars.
But there is no spring weakness in the GLWDRON car.
Note that double curve. It is exclusive with the GENDI*ON
It so distributes the strain that the sprin? never breaks.
And then the wheels,—you see they are specially welded,
and cannot warp or break.
Note also that iittlekubjer cap ovEr -the nut of the• axle.
Sometimes when I have il,restlesa passenger, I want to drive
S - - the ctlr around the house without scratchinlr the
furniture- it is a little point, but a good one. The
materials for all the aENDROle cars are the very
best in the bodies, tops and every other part. The fe is
style and service in every `LNDROh model—('ana dian
made, so that any unexpected accident can be et. chili
remedied."
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS.
WRITE US 1F YOUR DEALER DOESN'T CARRY THEM.
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Limited
TORONTO