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TNN; SIiINA1,,! WHIRS' UM! ONTARIO
DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION
Cured by Lydia E. ' Pink•
han>I'sVegetableCompoufd.
Cautftou, Unt.--" 1 load been a great
sufferer fur tiro years. (nue dut•tur
told me it was ulcus .('the uterus,
and another tohi use it wars a fibroid
tumor. No tette
Lutoss+Ansa+1 tut
Ir red. I N 0 told
Iways be Worse
.n certain p'rilals,.
nn never M•1$
mend:{ , and t he
to yr l tl g:d0N 11
I,,,Itiattere terrible
I Has very i11 ill
Irtl.and tllydua4et:
told' ms. I 55001(F
havr to hove all
operation, and -
that 1 Wight die
during the operation. 1 ruts. to' IO
sister about it and she advised ms. to
%Nke Lydia E. Thhkhaw's i'egrtable
Cuwpoutid. '1 *rough persouat rape -
!leiter 1 have found it Chu best limit.
eine in the Rodd for lei rale Doodles,
for it has cured mo: and I did not have
to have, the operation atter all. The
Compound ahsu hrlp•11 the Moly pass-
ing through Change of Life."-Mra.
Li 1111.5 IIl:A1tt.,('auiftoil. Otitioro.
Lydia E. 1•iukll:it', Vegetable Coll) -
pound, nude lawn roots and herbs,'
has proved to be, the :lost onecetafuf•
remedy for curing the wont ferule of
homily llh, iuttuduig displacements.
tndanlnla(
larities, periudie patio'.; backache. Iwar-
lugdow'u feeling. !tendency, bldilees-
ttou. and nervous•rostratioli. it costa
but a trine to try '+wound the result has
been worth *Ultu:t loautTe ri ug woman.
Colonel
John Sneed's
Conversations
on Domestic
Problems
+opt ndht, ISUte. by C. } l ..,I
Nut appearances have Just us§ much
to do with keepite a nuns a* they ha%e
o"itis getllu' 'blur, and the ulorulu' sp
pcarauce has more Influence than the
certain', for It slays longer; 1t g.ws
downtown and 'spend* the day wltb
how.
"Now. I'm not aaylu', my dear, that,
:, woman ought to rig up to bei' best
11. -The .Disillusionment
of Matrimony.
r' his way dowMoe u the other
• morning Colonel Suer.' stop„
pad at bb daugbter'a Mimic to
deliver a lemon pie rata ipe Ju
moaner to bow with some wisgtciilga
t. Mrs. Suers!. The frout dour was } TUI LtilrlallyuL tllruxu.
1
alar, auJ„ uasuwlug the prrrugatice of chillies before breakfast and go
a father, be eutered without rigging through 1111 the fuuuy bus hess of u"
Ihe tell. retepiluu toilet. 1 4100'1 wean that -
litmus .lora. Bonin. was out exp•Ict but by a whole heap. That would be
In;; a visitor at that hour. tier attire us lucre right •ban for -Bill to go down
,...o-deektrdly uegligpe. She had eel- tu_werk lu a full dress§ suit., There's
•lcully slipped tutu the first tidily; that a time fur wall things, as Shakespeare
we /tautly when abe arose bud. bad i,r Sulowou remarked some Uwe bark,
deferred uutll a lues and wore coo- Y.1.ut 1 don't know of auy proper time,
,ruie,t seas,: most of elle esseutlals honey. for diseolute kIWOutas, untied
of a woman'. toikt It laounces stiles uuel uukewpt hair. These wrap
-:11) tobo pito details. per tblugs the women have got to
Good morntn'. honer-' Bahl tl,. , s.s,id .rvwxel..,•• ought to y- prowls
ildonel as be bent down for the at- 'ltod by law-• if that would do auy go.d-
fe•'louate salutation, and then as his They were designed, '1 reckon, for the
syr tuck 10 her deficlenvles he es- Lours of luxurious ease and for k.ung-
hind: lu' around in a boudoir. Maybe they
"Why. cblld, what'll tbe matter? ain't so bad. But they wasn't cut `out
xot sick, are' your 1' for wnrkln' garbs. They're as much
"u4., no. papa.", replied his daughtee,1 outeof place In abs kitchen as a vel -
with n laugh. "I'm all right But vet gown. yet it's got so that halt
cou st.1.aldo t eai5 oe-4- 'oily s„ earl,. th.t women_ In this couutra fall+out of
daddy, dear. I *aren't dressed yet." bed every mornin' into more or less
"1,'b. hub; 1 see." be assented. "Makers honed and bedraggled kimono*. 1
rat eloitghly; lot ot. dltierarue-4Q1't amok_ I'd be Ulllin' to see a war with
Itt ?sever caught you looklu' that way japau Just to get even .with bar I r
before you was married. Does -doea this kimono bablt. IVO a lazy dress,
.William -was you wsarin' that garb. ' nod 1 tell you, honey, tris downright
Ileworalizfn'-tbat's what It is. -It?.
so easy to get on 1t makes_ a woman
eaeeleaa-*boat everythlnt else, .in
lltead of (tele' OM and trim as she
ought to be in the morntn",-whetber
who'. Jule' her work or urerat'CID' 1t,
she gets to lookil' dowdy and slouchy.
You -can't belt) it little girl; it's the
(Diluent* of the garb. And I'd be will
lu' to bet a borer agalnet a second
baud burro." atria
here the -colonel
pounded on the
arm of bis chair
with his fist.
"that ktmones
have bad a good
deal to do with
what they- can
the nfatrlmonial
unrest. A man
goes off down
town learin' lits
elle .lookin' like
she'd Jnst cw•ath
ed frbui a tire
sale, ale the first
thing he puts his
eyes on at his.of-
flee Is§ a steU. gra
pher In a • clean
s st'zaooutrin n Ix It shirt waist. If
CUBAN *Hoot w"•1st.
you think he
don't notice tbe difference you're badly
mistaken, my dear. Maybe lir don't
wake eyes at the typewriter Or', mar••
be bis lore 1s so strung It don't nffe•t
his feelings the least bit, but all the
same he notices 11 And 1 wouldn't
take the risk, honey. But -my, my" -
the colonel was looking at Ile watch -
"I can't stay here all day preacbts' to
you. I've got to get down to the odl.e.
So goodby, little girl, and -say, I'll be
honey, when hr
xt r, left you this
uremia' 1"
"Wby,otcourro.
papa. 1 can't
drys* b.tura;
breakfast like 1
was going 'tai a
ball, eau 1? ' 1
bsve to do all
say boseework,
and" --
"Yes, 1 kuuw."
Interrupted t b e
' colonel, "but -
but have yuu got
the habit of gone
around like
that?'
''Areialuacr,a cooter - "pg, afraid 1
Tog A moots COT." bare. papa. Itut
SUNLIGHT
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No trouble with Sunlight Soap.
Just follow the directions on the
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never injures hands or clothes.
CAv%TAv N) TERN
ONTARIO
THE SH )fT R)'Jrri Tt)
G OWG ANDA
Betting 1111 1 5,.i • 111,1 Li t r :
Winter will b• tat I. tato.%, it. CI
1'aneliln N.•h•rn Isl•1it• Itllwa)
will in:afew .lvet hay ,'.1.•1 Lt'•I tr
(I r v 11 in l a .1 1 1,•'.1 11, ,e s'a't 14 al
m`!•1nrrth .f M.:i.v.il .111•'.irl. all
mi6.liui•'ho'`(11'.1•y sit all m•1•.
fr., 0 T.,ronts. f
Th . to Owls. Trali.p.•;, A'..n-
ptoy nee hlillin; •' go•I t.'1hi rot 1
fr.rnlil.v(ivtla Jna'i..t +'tit w.11
h to sr•'r s4. art 'r .an l ►•gee ai imp.. se •
mt'tt o,Prth.r.rwt neon heat, year,
- �,Is or tjr•' roost ', arra r• 4g11 •.
paatrm;ac an t n.1 or •ss t arl1To in
emese of p:epora'' , a 11.41 :t n
Wino I Veil'51' wdl fr-in ns. •1f tett' of
the se 'vire ant 'WI -4r...14 4 • or'' -I 't
re; olio; tit 'ht•tInn t •,f tie twill
Fac inf arm 11 es w- i' • 1Vuf:
- a 1 as.'ti'ar•rtt-M:••'¢'r-ore-f p4eetan-
sse' Asant, C 11'1 a li vt N n 1.4. 'en If till-
ing. Ti. en• e.
COAST
TO
COAST
IN A
Tourist Sleeping;
Car
`at Is vee to do? It takes Uwe for
n ..omen to dreg"". I bave to get break
'4.5 fur MIL I can't crook or attend
1,. awry-lbosaewutk in u1Cl .intoes,
ad et'eu•1f 1 could 1t Wouldtakeme
lung to put tbeau on bard be late
1.. the °MB.oe. You know l'w without
a 'errant just now, but 1f I bad One
1 don't see bow 1 could dress fvt
breakfast Besides, papa, all women
go the same way In the toorning."
"Yes, honey, I know the argument,
but have you ever bad your photo
graph taken In that morntn costume?"
"Why, no, papa. of course riot-"
".and if you bad.' went on the colo-
Mil, "would yo01 want lint to put It 111
s Miver frame and s11 It up oto 111'
desk where be could awe it all day?"
"The vera idea! I'd like to catcl.
Mtn mak g a ',bow -of ire nun Tett:e"
"Well, II a girl, /Cat's about whnt
he does In II, carries a photos
graph of you tila, the tome. It Isn't m• over this event's' to see bow you look,"
hk deal, whera� reap a can flee
'It. 11'8 'ani hr den toe
frame Iti
mo
+ Mud,
end rrer once In awhile
through the y 11 pt srou.d in
front of 1d% bid's eyes; ead betakes
a long tool at 1t. It Isn't alwatIll the
-ante pt, to br weer. abed of the
time 1 you would like to be
.town, rased re your prctleit, but'some
Ilinee ft's you rt* lie saw you last, ns
you looked when he left you In the
nl••mbi. You know, d.arle,
mighty Apt to rcmi•tutk•r a person by
the nr.p aranee at partite. and the
oftener 11111 raffles away a Ito 11nn n
LF.Mn a+f breekta•.t time duwdtaa•sa
1
THANKS AND A REMINDER.
I no int; 1 he In*L ten days. wp
*are .rut out :large number of
hti'r„)luta for eittosieetptiun to The
rgoul. In a 'tied :nutty cases
the perilous owing have re-
slmonded. for whi.b they hu4e
our teurty all Y. we would
iia-tE-others' who hove received,
.nr.'touts to remit as tattoo as.
pwsNde•. It lakes money to hue
A newspaper.
. ' 1
t\-A..n,„-..,--, •-v.-r -.--Nr-
.
The Town You Live In
Think writ of it.
Stand up fur it,
triple li in it.. favor.
1'af vim wttdtstnts.
i•:,..',nil'lag.• its III.+ 11nt1'ies.
( steel• l•t'el y live i.11ti- i pi lee.
II UI
rah for he vittliii.laellr.
f`cr nil that is lir/odd ,d in it.
l home to. slows to the g.s•d it 111.,-
lring of its w.ndes, you'll land it lass
Praise it end' laud it if you .wish
thrift to einue.
%Velctoile itdpruyelnrHts, slagns
tin:'+ a 810. ,
l..re U, .*irk to i1, -the town you
livy' in.
Why He Carne Back.
II a s.•y Wiietitin.•t in townie once
trend-nhro_,td to study music'. Ise was
a young num; nod Aehen Idler two
Nrrkr voyage he landed in li nit
1.' was yrA'y' houses t1.. Hr sheen it
1,1 two days:►nd then booked his pwas-
.0,te ,m the 8111115 1.114. 111111 rrturnrd to
\11wrieuVlo,i'h,•rang the bell al
his 1 • in Brooklyn, hie eister
. paned the their.
••N'4. `•. Harvey !" •hr exclaimed,
what ie the matter?"
-011.- he replied innoceutly, ' 1 for -
54.11 my tiwHhlgvsh."
When Opportunity Knocks,
A New Jero•y homer, who.,• twirl
111.11- n school for boys, was greatly
an11oyed 11y the dewelatiun- of lhr
yuuupC.tere. Firstling twos.! the la,prr
helping them..iv'h to his rhoier ap-
ple., he ushered Omni frail his kens-
1-t•-. ally I1.si.t.rl by the toe. of his
b eat,
711- following .lay he found the
soma hilt loitering in the vicinity of
his or•i attl fence.
"What you young soa5hl '• Imagist
round here for ata hr •Ii..uted. '•1 sold
yogi ye.l,•I,Ley what piled gra til 1
nought you on my laud lag's.' •
"Ves. sir, we 1rlln•Illlk•r,•' ex. 1, ' I
the al. .k1•.11ran. •'%1-r di&n't ro • for
Iqi 4s's 11ti.:-ti11w. We rano ts. oak you
do join 1111 foot 1.011 eleven." Hai let's
On the Limited.
hr nl.r'th•-s beat math the p asw•tr-
ger. gasp 'as- the Limited 'plowed its
way .tr:ulity acro.% then tVestern
pilin.. theory. nermo1unm. was 1tsr
t ion of stria :Ind cora. whirl) gre•1r4
the -yrs o f lire L' 'auied drat eller s. To
add to their diofinifort. ithove- the
muffled riar of th. train Arno. Ito•
ewointent. wailing id n child. Mole
Ilion one man ea'od men ly anal e.onght
i.'5u a in awoken. ear -all, lata it 4..a t-
pe•ttel. crowded. F'innlli• a. hash•
looking p is'•ug1•r sls.ke.
"N'hy dont y.ei keep that brat.
qui,•1 he anomie i.
The mother. a forlorn huekiift•
wt alan clot Ll lu.ty bl:u•k, looked
pathetically up at him. "1'vt• been
Cs ing to, she 5,sIt ,-i ,„i. "tial ,yon
.ewe. the hent and the long jonrnry-. '
:t, new e•xprem.ion stole over the
harsh looking passenger's tare. :Olive
it t.M me." he said in a tuns• of mnrrel-
15,11' ge!.pros.•+s-: and the posit mother
1rlarod theYridiot Fafec initis inns.
Whereupon he threw taw child out
'.1 I4..• window.
Sold again! I.ippincotl's ,
It Pays to Do Right.
i've noticed -and I don't sle' p es.
rept *bear I go to bed -I've noticed
that the people who come $eare•si lc
tela' happy 111 this world are the onto
wbo cop, Oeareet to duff' right. Tc
do right all the time, to do the square
thing by your friends nod your ene
mire. by everyl8sfy as -well n'. by
yourself, is a pretty band proposition,
and there's mighty few -1 doubt It
there's any -tbatbnNeel entirely. But
it'iolteen-my experience that It pays to
try, Cod the dltldend' seem to be ez-
efteswlt'rr ,srlo' to pep into -hla__,actly to proportion to the Inteere','
llee're alt-tOoktir for bap pfnewr. we've
t a.aood roads different Ideas nhoul
hat it 1., Lwhatever It 1s we went
and ff. we a got hose sense we
*apt the brand nail lost the longret
nn' keep the best. `,That front Ts es.
nodally prepared and reserved for
-Bente who do right, or no near -He tt
they ran. • Nobody else Min gel et
n smell of i1. And there's ho 'whir
Hon or agency that'll help a 11,111 to
do right Ilke the church: It's .got 1110
right of any on ape. *tralghtaway
track. - c roe a entre
••truing Tonriat. is the pnpnlar war
to travel now•a-da's - the berth
rates but half those m the Mambo('
sleeper - and the, ai.rotnmlubation
quite setiefactcry. Ask for "'torn b't
Car Booklet". ,
Jos. Kidd, Agent, Craderk1i
Ofticr hon,. 11 '61 ;e, let, to 5,3I) p m.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Ys EM
California
Mexico
Florida
The land of fl .ea, l frail rind
nunehine.
l•;trPllrnt ser vire ria El'hicsgo,
LOW TOURIST RATES
FM' hull information ser
F. F. LAWREN('R,
Dewn Town Agent.
Ofliae home -6.91 A. m to 1.1
p.m,
k 1J� of the d all
and . parted. There's lots o' people fn
the church flint we don't Ill:e, end
there's Iota o' people in the church, no
dootit, who don't like ns. Rut take it
all mond the fart remains that Ibe
church people are the heat people, not
nevem a T.vnttflr ers...' tT in the spiritual but In the ma-
terial senor Dost forget that. -Cola
nal Jobe Booed,
Feeding' Steers.
Thos. M. -Millan, of Holl. t1, has an
excellent and intere.t ing art isle Irl I114 -
rent.
,"rent. nnntler of The Flanders' Ad vacate
on the anhjert 154' feeding ste't's. This
is re sul•ject on which Mr. McMillan's
long-exptPrienee enmities hitt to give
notch useful infornuition. He coup
for bringtn' men and women together. pone the rant and profit of. feeling
I:tcry girl wants to Took err ,e'f-"*frft'k.r, atrsra.sand
ss hon bar hesn'. roman' around, and of enure.• olivine% the Litter rnnree
that's right, flint's nature. Didn't you "Pry"psen%I.IP, as Affording the
n
*5* no In the nie•e,if rLither. ioitP 's roost ptrofltelde msidts. He also ad -
f most,
s t h • profiler. by flew 1 1' Who Wise
slew Minn' the day until after a
..bile It's Kola' to throw out the other
Irl. lure entirety. "
".\pp earances count for a -whole 1.1
In this world, and 1 believe they count
for more In a moo's retain'', toward
a o
wulnn than in nnytiIng etre. In
c'
title n*ryr ent of. fen It's aprenranre'
❑Ione lbwnttrnrt a Ind and a moll.
That•* port of the Almighty's scheme
1• 1
money enuld bny f.4 yon when Rill the ste•e'r'. of Ilnishing them and hat,
yaw delle' bl' rnnrtln'? Dlidn't yon ing then r.'ndv for the hl.w'k at two
prsnrr nrnnnd before a lookin' glans years of age, tic flgnte,t np the dist
for nn hour at a droit. tryin' to pmt of a steer from birth to the age of two
sowneworathereseterlok beltnwwnth- 1
.5erythhng just so and look your poet- I. $1i,ts). Tads steer' he says Mhorl
fled for him? Oft courier yon did. weigh from 'om 1. 51 In 1,11Ni I is 011,1
And he's null carryon' pomp of three 'should Pell leona l trim KIK, to I{tl'. acPnrl-
plrtnrrR around In his head, and one! Ing to the market, The Niel of rais-
in awhile he get thein out and won• Ing Astl.cker to the some lege would
dent why there's such n difference. the 1110 to 1114 11.8' and the coal of
"There 1hp't any real difference. **mall
third third rummer's gra..., leaving but
a *mall margin over the ev�iil of pet
honey. len Just nppearaneen, You Jordon, wherma if the additional ten
haven't lust nny gond looks Ponce you nr twelve donne.' worth of forst wns
married. You're just as pretty rind given earlier the margin, ns alreadv
n* nwvel and An good ma you were indleatel, monad toe anywhere from 111
then may be MBA more so. When Iran t0- thirty dollars, aro "riling to
you're alt Orel up In the evenln' I the market Irk'* of choirr beef ani
-
bare to admit that Mee William Jerk- malt. We may here say that in hi.
rnn (tolling don't play second nadir to estimate of the coat Mr, Mr)tillnn
Miss Sallie Sneed. You're all right
then, little girl; you're all right now.
The Opposite.
"I'Ie*BP. " said the humble
wayfarer. "why did you give me this
hiller coffee :•"'
"I:or revenge." nappa'J the erabl.Pd
hnusrwiTe. 'Yon Lrughad at my.
pries."
"Hitt din cartel. don't reeemhle r.`
eetiy�r, Indy."
-It don't hey
"No: revenge i•t sweet. Taus over
1 he sugar howl."
Separate) gals. •
' "Why did you never tgtlery, Train?"
inlprirr.tt1TOyoung tA•m il,ttrfthsrvtd
hncbrlur.
•
Welt, you. see, '"Phett Ile gangf••
One, '•whrnsi w•:t'. qu 1.' young I. te-
volvy'd that i wonntn't gtarry; tmt_il 1
f,otiolati lall•eal wotwsaa.--4 MAA. dial.
roll to ple.we, hilt idler many yesr's 1
f 1 her,"
"1; a k'y 1s'gg`e1" AndThen
-She was l.olkMg for an Pied man,"
n• Aird the l.arhrinr.
She-- "That's prejudlee. Why
aouldn'L ytiel marry a bhnp- Ii15"
11.'-01LJie�_p�lwwy',s It* csUing for'citnh,' you know.
-Henry," said Mrs. I'rek, "are yon
aware that you talk in your sleep ?"
'Vt'r. my deAr,' replied Henry. "1
heel. to tAik some lime."
"Tbe'nlinlax to lila 'c 'cooing was very
rnmatnt-$r'.» ffytm
rprnr•d to her nn thr
!
verge 1 a 1NounIAln gorge." "Whnt
Aid she do' r" "She threw hits over."
The l cuef tial effect of iron
upon the system wakened
through- illness, overwork or
a
i'icmja, is well known. • Fer-
rovim is a preparation which
supplies the valuable elenlrnt
in the most efficient way, com-
bining with it the nourishing
qualities of beef and the mild-
ly stimulative effect of sherry
.wine. herrovim costs $1.(11)
1.1 ;t bottle its-tinf};gi sts.
dove not take into account the labor
for feeling, as he poar.s that ;gstnnt
the manure produced.
,JNENTHOL
PLASTER
FOR RACKACHE,
SCIATICA, MAMMY,
11TfrcHrt, c:i;r.;Ct,
NEURALGIA, RHRUMP.T15M
Rach Se. In -air-ti, def Bo bow.
yard rolls Sir.), ma lecut to �r:y
size. ,
Rewire of worthiest l,taiarlena.
I Ott!sly 1 tAPRt' i : „strew
, I'.str
How that rich resonant,
sustained tone is secured in the
Mason and Risch piano
THE evenly grained
and finely fibred
sounding board of the
Mason and Rischpiano
is a great factor in se-
curing the instrument's
beauty of tone.
The spruce of
which t his ' sounding
board is built is grown
on 1 y under certain
climatic conditions
and in a particularly rich soil. \Ve are fortunate
in the districts from which we secure our spruce
as it has proved a very high grade article.
Mason and Risch
pvn
11 d
The piano with a soul
The Mason and Risch sounding board is
built up of carefully selected narrow strips
'of this spruce firmly glued together and
Sccutcly lurid bya series of ribs, as shown--
in
hoer -
in illustration. • ._MASON
Lad R1SCH
We would like to tell you more PIANO CO,
about the construction of the Mason Limited.
and Rischpiano. Send us this cou TORONTO
P P � Send m. rear war
on to -day and well mail you " In-
side Information" which will give
you the illustrated reasons why,
you should own a Mason and
1?Jsch piz no.
The Vinson and Risch
r'i.no Co..' Li:rited,.
,• - r r
•'_ . v Cit .1:.;-, J s.. t
-:tb,
tr•ted b.wkl.t explain-
ing the reasons why 1
should own • Magee sad
its 1. rano. T01, !o so way
obligates we to purcka.e.
Ilene _44110.440
Str..i..
City....
froriore
.. i-rarr owner
. 1 >t. z.� t!•.. T.:..rJa . s)�,S
Zam-Buk wins favor where
ever tried I The Magistrate
whose words are quoted be-
low tried it thoroughly and
uow tells the result. If you
suffer from any skin disease or
injury mark well his words I
The Pavillon, Gold Fields, BO
After a very fair trial I have proved Zaar Buk eminently satlsfac
tory. It cured me ors skin r tsh of live years standing which no doctor
had Lee able to do any good for. 1 do oertalnly •ncouragal any per-
son to keep lam Buk In their homes. It truly does more than lou
claim for It. Yours very truly.
ROGER F. PERRY. Justice of Pesos for B.C.
Chronic Sore Quite Healed.
Mrs. M. .k. 'tams of 69 Chestnut tit., Si. Thomas, (hat., aye 1---e My
hu'.band had a rwlning sore on his ankle for -about two maolbs. Zeal
-
link showed sati',factory results from the first application (allhoveb other
aaltea had failed), cleaning and healing .the open wound. We have also
found Zam•Bak unequalled for Cute, Burns, Bores, etc., and have
groat. confidence in recommending it to others."
ZAM-BUK CURES '� ri_rt taa1R
a u r as ulosrti ohrumc
sore* or open wounds, barber's rah blood-ptui.onusg, cold -
sorue, cracked hands, cute, scalds, salt rheum and .11 skin
mjureea and disease.,. It is also a 'sure cure f1.t pills-.
a'f all *toren and drugglat• 600. 1401,04 +,ague.
frusta %wash -Hak l:w, Tomato, for pricebox., $L➢6.
ItRif BOX
!fail 'this awe
w Zeal -Bak u.,
Toronto, sand JA
stamp and we will
forward fro►•
sample boa.
Tota CO 1111417 saes-tVlai.
Prince Rupert, B. C.
OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY
We otter you a profit -..haring partneahip in a business that is going
to be ennrmonsly profitable. Ni. (natter where you live, nil+natter how
far from i'rinee tupert you Finny 115, no matter how much or how little
you have to invest, invent in fritter Rupert through our Held K'.t;te
sham, selling at pir• 1110.11'1 per 'hate. In presenting to the public the
(iv Irt.nity to purchase shares in Bile Compatny, particular .Crean Is
laid 111)1551 the foot klto 1 the money received by the Company through
the Rale of its shone i* invented in easefully selected Prince Rupert.
under P. Il
Item Pointe, L4. il•e.•t supervision of the board of directors.
The (mien tunity is extraordinary. because of the profit-sharing plan by
which you may share to all the profits of the Company and its rapidly
increasing husineo.
PRINCE RUPERT BUSINESS PROPERTY
will make fortunes for thosgwho invest in it now, ns .lid Meat tie and
Vancouver Red Estate for three -Who invested in these riti,s ten years
ago. Did you fail to recognize the oppnrt!oldies. or did yon back
confidence in your judgment 5 We pn! here Jowl her op lea t unit y
TODAY PRINCE RUPERT 15 THE CYNOSURE
- .- QF ALL LYL ,
No other eity k oinking anrh rapid ,ulvincem.nt in papulation,
commerce and building. Prince Rnptart'. .resent and fetor.- growth
insurer' investors in nor shares a ronhifation of safety, thigh returns
and inrn'suing value which ie not offered in an equal dente. by any
other form of investment open to the peddle today. .
If you have 11:/1, a111I or *1.5151, which you would invest whets It
will provide a large inconn' with the opportunity for great profits,
then swbseribe for some of thea. shares
We refer, by permission, to the 'link of Nov* Scotia/ Vanootrvet'.
Writ* or wire your order for sham., Inlay. Don't d&My,
The Prince Rupert Real Estate investmeul Co., Ltd.,
Prince Rupert, B. C.
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Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders un finny •++•4.1141 to •t all
beer.. :,Irel r a
G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AND
FLIMER AL DIRECTOR
► rruiture old t'"dertak lee wercroar,-
tyeat .Ile :square,
' I 4110 k : Sten. ei. Odder:ch
Ite.lAcure 105
\.ebt mil- • ,15 re-Idrnre 11 tyllllar,
1
NO..A10111.,). all man ate not grafter...
I)ppw'rtunitite are not •to plentiful lee
they alight be.
New Ranges
AT REDUCED PRICES.:
On account of having to attire
part of my stock of stoves 1 find a few
of ihenl have Lad some of their
''rigbnn •.. 1 hough,in no way in ueal
r.
We are :laking a ap. i•ial cut of}1
to to 31 per rant. on thee. for quirk
riling. as we do not wish 1., carry
anything but ale;n slack.
We an• ..1•10;grnt,' for 14..
Good Cheer Stoves and
Ranges.
Another line we are pushing at
'invent is the celebrated •
Brantford Roofing.
snit Ode for hdua••, barn or factory.
.111 grades in stock from jt.5o sp.
A gold stork of these lines always
wt haled.
All kin.i. of inlcu•Ling. Jobbing,
Heating, Thus i:' Electric Wiring
.ud Metal Work.'
W. R. Pinder
'Phone
NEW STOCK
• of I'ickles just in.
MUSTARD PICKLES.
SW iii B T PICKERS.
1M 1 X E 'D PICKLES,
AT THE PEOPLE'S
oROoERv
ATs. d stew !dock of
CURRANTS,', RAISINS. Etc.
Highest raah.or t.ade prices
for Potatoes,_ Butter and Eggs.
D4- po have yogi? ordern torr .
F I,Ot- It AND tes.atI).
Prompt delttery,
P. T. RYAN
P,er lee No. I,1.-, Hamilton Ht
The
Latest Thing
for Wash Day Is
TAYLOR'S
BORAX SOAP
The hest soap" made for
the laundry.
No need to add borax
with this soap to soften
the water, as the soap
co nratair-s 11fficient
quantity.
TAYLOR'S
BORAX SOAP
can he had at
Sturdy is Co.'s
'Phan 95 - West Side Square.