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THE SIGNAL: (. DERICH. ONTARIO •
GSuggestions About
Hand Wrou¢he
Jewelry --- Ingen-
ious and Useful
Handkerchief
Case--- Novel and
Attractive Waist
Hanger ' 0
F
T
S
tt'nteb fobs are favorite presents to
own tro,i Klrls who :Ire -clever at dt-
stviinl; and 11111k)nl bow wrenll lot
p•wrlry, rolls of copper wet wiill
lnrstll e, a pretty greven alone, and
mounted on tan ^antic of a heavy
nalllc
an..Very sukl'rt. It 14 11 (nab -
lot, 141, Ui 11.1s•s. 1a•l1 hllekles made out
rf old watch eases, and trout oust ilk,
tare frnu,iy, not In mention charming
girdle. trout old hlahlum+d elmiad and
!rvtivorl: napkin rhi;ts. The ring is
-. et -bato lerrtwlnllruls r strips. the at rips
holm; fastened !onetime with silver
..2.-1411 x»-Ornamentat Aeiilgn• Old
tutus are often )oluwl lo; ether for
deg collars. alai quaint buttons are set
.ta metal- lauds for inlets.. These are
,4,1 • t few Mn .est
are Interested (11 real and crafts work,
Useful Handksrchiaf Cass.
,\ uviol b:uulk.•r.•Iiiot ease can be
melt. by womb:whiz dowered ribbon
wuh 3 'milli elge . li.t the ribbon (hp
.aldlh. of ■ basalkrr•blef when It 1a
tooled Into ri. squire. allowing A little
tor. Ihe nn.sb. 'Turn both ends aver a
-FtiTr haler tan la reei:ulrsl far a
FOR YOUR WEALTHY FRIEND. 1-
Artlolag s..Mlsit Gest -That .A Sulu-
to
upto Maks a Hit.
Til* women who wishes to make •
present to a wealthy friend' who Wu_
SeeminglyTo need of anything you can
afford to buy will be sure 10 make a
hit If She makes ler three or four pen-
teeton Into which can be slipped dell.
este evening clothes.
Choose a close cheesecloth In any
pretty, delicate color. A soft gray Is
serviceable and washes without tad
Ing. Use the width of the material.
doubling It arrass lit the top and sew.
lag the two sides and the bottom In a
twain.
Cut a small hole in the middle of the
top fold and from it cut a straight silt
nbout a. )'ani long down the middle of
the front piece. Itind nround the holo
null down each aide of the slit with
three-quarter inch white tape. Tho
Ops fling cin be cut back and hemmed.
1f preferred, or can be bound with nar-
row wash rlhbon In • contrasting color
to the cheesecloth,
Fasten tapes at each side of the neck
opening and about six inebes :.[:,r: 10
the bottom'of the OIL If the e-..'ers
aro intended as gifts aod If tbere a
t tr it good
Idea to work tbree inittais on the
rbeesecloth just below *be ope_ninr.
Use white mercerised cotton rind pod
Well underneath to make the letters
raised.
Thin mauling Is a convenience to tell
whose frock the bag contains without
opening 1*.
w --
Pee the Traveler.
A dainty eeneenience for traveling
*4*_.Ilttle safety pin case made of
linen and embroidered In a .conven-
tional design.
Two pieces of
stiff pa p e el or
0Ar1Mu(rd are
_cut the alae of
the ova,_ !o 'the
design. and one
'piece Is for the
er of the
r sr. t other
for the back.
The design
may - he trans-
ferred to the lin-
en by mean. of
carbon paper
and embroidered
in a plain Ken-
Ringiorl • t It c h.
The poppy In red
nod the leasee
green. with bind-
ing and bows of
rel ribbon.
Corer wch side
of the rnrdbonrd
with the linen
and stitch on the
ribbon binding.
T w o pieces of
white flannel
with pink edf11 61~
-edges are sewed not 1 I I tet. 1 Aaa
In it the top to bold the safety pins
Pins cf different sixes may be put into
the flannel. and- is few black safety
pins will be found u ' 1.
It 1s an attractive 11t and
would be thoroughly apprecla , by
women at home as well as by
traveler.
I
alle w..' Me eta, .fir a
• • o o e, e, e. .. e J
. NATIAtAL3 EEQICkLL
Two Embroidered
Halrldkerehiars
Ribbon
eel..•' t
wqe etr(•r TO
110 till• edge% s
t••_•'h-'r for p.seklnr.
:coin rly
lilt, to re
lee 114 when rnreling.
g t.naaw filar neo
handkerchief and, oyer•as( the
e sirup ind of the turnovers
the Iwo px•ke•t-
fold the ii'" kete
s Ilttl. case
tow's
F.r th. Wonsan Who Cooks.
1.•,. •.••'men eau resist the appeal of
a ,:a,"u1 made apron. •int law ung;
el :,t ' hating.dlth all apron la ludls-
p•ra.r and I1,1(l( •feone like to
test ale around tat. pk1 -.• at light
tasks that .)o not regnlre !hent to he
ensel•otet,r In more -eery i..'e hie aprons.
.1 1a1I.1) anon- .'t title 1111111. (Me tout
Sunld make 411 Ince 1'hrtsfrues pre•seft.
b sM,fte in construction that any
111' '3 t develop lt.
Al: t:
!nal 1s needed Is •square of thin
m'on'o-I'anlan.ltwn. sheer ullnsook
a �yIn.• tt.rre•d dimity. The sh.0 of the
slnse•• (•en to varied from a y:114 to
tarty in••hee. or even more, arreording
sttreh::,_I,t of the %04110? and the de-
ad l.o. h nt the Apron.
fl k••
sit Inch wide hem on the four
fe.:. 1 hemstitch It on one or both
• ,a The drown thread*. as pre-
-
17 't I' •
square to you with R point
1 Iain, And at the waist line
o wcIT:II &TOpps tit 'au'
, lit ke to form a email bit.
• h side of the point Soh
ea of the tnaterbu tote
-wide. 'mow may be
md, or they can he
4.
''.ntehtvt het at the bottom.
l4i4'E,mlty apron U able of roan!
n n.. - In addition to the hem -
lam knrit
em-la,wknot des n ran he
eked in -Thee (m•ner tint ?Rill the
+h0 -at -44e bottom rotber Irectly
1'44t,,r 11k• fnnecorners ran em-
''Mer,vl, l h.oae .,ptaerlte the b1h 'qnr
11181 "I? ,ilrr motif.
'^ cull Wool *01, 1, ani to given by
r1'tnehm;; IO 0...entail and wa king
Ile bllblb cornea �...111rzf Dial. medal.'
A nlonograul 1n the tenter,
Mhos of color could be introduced
IIIc embroidery with good' effect,
A Nova! Waist Hanger.
' 1s a new shirt valet holder
1 4 Made by cutting white card-
,g•
ard-
• EEQutw
Witte Cardboard
bol11n Prom Wall Paper
BabY Ribbon
mat wore nnt.TlpA -
I Twrhtyone inches In length and
t� t►i llepth to the form of the
0"•It1on. ('tri a floral dellen from
l'prr nTt'1 paste on the front Make
)ries In the tap for the hi/thy rib-
. t'1te yard being necessary,
114 balder is completed.
14l 1104/1.et
NATCSIALs
MIQUrLD
slit C.dbasee
Greta Lass
"rem IW EsAssidwr
3141
Row, Scher r..
Something For the Baby.
Something for the baby la nue of the
moat Important of Christmas gifts. A
Rlelghbell ring will delight bis Yount;
fancy, for It has gay ribbon, and when
be shakes It the bells tinkle merrily.
A small embroidery hoop Ls wound
tightly with ribbon. and ave strands
of the ribbon are stretched across the
How our "Interlock"
adds ' to the life and beauty of
tone of the Mason and Risch piano.
IN all pianos except the Mason
and Risch the pin -block is
anchored to the frame by iron
bolts.
This certainly holds the block
firmly when the bolts are first
placed, but if the piano
as in a warm room these
bolts expand and enlarge
the holes they are in.
When the room gets
cold they contract. They
keep expanding and con-
tracting until they work
the pin -block loose put-
ting the piano out of tune
and marring its tone.
Tb. Mason tad Rlasb Noma
"Interlock."
Mason and Risch
, The piano with a soul.
Now, we wrestled with this proble years ago
and solved it, with our patent wooden ' nterlock
method of construction, which is exclusi to the
Mason and Risch piano.
By our method we sink a series of en wood
"interlocks" into the top of the pin -block and ack
frame as shown in the illustration. Every chang in
temperature affects the "interlock " to exactly ; e
same extent as it does the pin -block so it is a /me-
chanical impossibility for- them to work tie -
Thus the Mason and Risch piano lives and
retains its pure rich tone long
instruments are jangling discords.
We would like to tell you more about
the construction of the Mason and Risch
piano. Send us this coupon to -day,
and we'll mail you -an illustrated ..
booklet which will tell you exactly
whyyou should have one of these
excellent instruments in your
home.
The Mason and Risch
Piano Co., Limited,
3Y West King St.,
Toronto. -
MASON
• NISCH
IANO CO.,
Li/nitra
TORONTO
Send!me your Mos-
trated/b,oklet eaplain-
lag the, reasons why 1
should 0 n a Mason and
Risch - This In no way
obligate. ass purchase.
Street.. „
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BLACK KENT
51'o\/E POLISH
Look hove mt1.1.t "!':.:.k l:l:l,;ltt" Stove
Polish V :t poet for 1.4'. - - -
None of )oa 'rta••gg little tins of fine
powder (that tet .t la• mined with water) or
a Hart{ cake tilt*A i.e ,ierripetb=hut a
Ng generous t' 1 of coal Mae: pre tf,'tltat is
entity applied, a bursts into a brilliant, lasting
shine after a few Tbs.- -
You certain'., do get :' c. worth of the best
stove e pwli,h,'n the Li;, h c. cans of "Black
J;nigjlt.
aeml sea i , for large r''l n '014'1 If,dOr
. dealer d. • mot bun ': n.0 t I:mkht.--
t rY CO. LCIILTED. 4541..luteal, OWL
/seers /s1144, Irmo., • '2 a 1'' S4•4 0.408.
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CROWN
_YI(�7P
( AtTRIAts RrQ11111tD
Serail Embroidery Hoop
Ribbon Bells
For Every Meal
--- --Atbreakfast withporridge "Crown
Brand Syrup" is delicious.
Used with plain puddings or made
rip with pastry, odd scraps of cake,
etc., it makes a delightful after dinner
dessert.
At sapper it is just the thing to eat
with bread and butter, toast or biscuits,
"CROWN BRAND SYRUP"
is syrup at its best and in its most
delicious and wholesome
fortn.
It is prepurem a Tele
manner from absolutely
pore ingredients. It is far
ahead of all other kinds in
deliciousness of flavor and
perfect wholesomeness -
don't you think it's worth
while insisting .on "Crown
Brand Symp?"
Your dealer bas It for }fon im
1, 5. 10 Red *alb. air -tight tins
with lift-off lids, order some
today.._-_ _ _ - -.. .
HOY1211ADs RATWL&.
hoop, A lbw of the Abbot 5nichcs
where the atraods are sewed on, and a
tell is Revved to1he other end.
A practical idea is to take a hoop
from a butter tub, make nokhes In
the wood and tie it together tightly
before winding with the ribbon.
It takes only a few minutes to make
the ring, and the ribbon and bells are
inetpeosive, Any one who hits n few
moments to emir* might make half a
dozen or so and e.rid them to some
children's home or hospital, for ther
Is niways sure to be Solite very w
Libels there.'
Table Cover Oesign. • --
An nttrnctire d,slot, ter it table
cover may be carried oat In stencil
and embroidery. A mt,lel was doeel-
rlped in monk's cloth of n worm tan
shade Iltenciled to peacock bine nod
orange nntlinel to deeper shades of
the same rubor. Tapestry dyes for
stenciling may he tsinght In any shop
selling art mnferinls. Where the de-
sired shade cannot be pnrch.sed It is
easily obtained by mixing the dyes.
The Edwardsburg Starch Co.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
Limited
10,
brne*t, e.R?WTRAL, rod. Office. , MONTRRA T.. TOROI4TO sad RitAN11w,lt 1
THE MARKETS:
QIRIIItA 1', 1)SI -. 11,,i.,t 1940
rue"
/hon
ess '1e 56 Lowtwi.ive Stoc�s � GO.
'P
1.111,1.'.... '•,;•��
', I"'' `I`;V4'y Just Three Weeks Till 'Christmas II
s'.•
pin -block Liv*ec,.,rid Chicago Wheat
tb ,.1 1,.44. . t it , ure la.' . r0ru '41
w,I
.11 •11• ., '1 .' Inse,l
W„ , , .,flea••••
.4t• '4
•.c wo.• ., 1.
i0,
4 ,tie ''011111*: .n •• ,
N•••au,l r ,,,u
f..,1t't.
s -,
34.) .
Toronto Orion trk et
•
It o• to .5100
0.
1 l)4
\\heat.: ,11, Mesh
% t.. at. I. -.l, 4,u-11
I. . 6011.:,t, buil'vt
try., Mm.h.'l 0.;
Ito
I'.'.:'•) ,sl, d' eft
Iota, /l ;444.4,41-
- en o aryl Marmot.
Cher per Ib 0 1.1 O l
1844-, •.•- 1.,t7; Jrn,on W1r2'ro
not l.1. separator, dairy. lb-0 0'311
11Wt r. sl.•re lura 0::: 041
Hot r. creamery. solids0.:
41,1 ••r, r. l•au,ery 'bt rollsa . 0-9
11' ey, extracted a' 114,
New York Claire Market.
1.:W Y4111<, Nov. L'.-llutt.•r-Nein;
uyts,•--Oat. ee•am.ry h1'*»Ia Is, 3:140.;
'.Eras, .•.See•: third to first. -,c 4, 3143e;
late dairy, :tie lu 34e; guess. IS.l' 10
• wetl10f1( fag bury•, • 3( o' to 3i.•; wwt-
en, Imitationr.eamrr, to 3c.
:'hee+e--I'inn, .eccfpls., 44C. Wale, new,'
full' cream epeeists. 1:e to 1;i,.. .1... ,Sept.
f.rey. PINe. du., a kdober test, le'ee: dn.,
tale made h.st, 1 ..e d , .rmuuuw-l..-cored.
-r-'iirT.1 i•. skims. lull to special. is to
Hoar.
Fg[s- Weak: reeelpa. 4%71. Stat., Penn-
sylvanls end nearby hennery. wlate,- Lie
L.:,3.•; eller.--retnere.r-R•BSe, •. tr'ic'e: dn..
h.•nu.rk. 1,101,14 anti misefancy..1 f,rv, At.• t0
4.r. Ao.. Ri'tl.. r.1 brown tale t.. grime, Mr
In 3Re; western 0,1r:, first. lie to .Ye•;
('rat. 4,• to ?xi.. refrigerator, y,I4,• to !44,.'.
CATTLE MARKETS
United Stabs . Markets -Steady -N
---Strong-Cables Easy.
Union Stock Yards
11Ri )N T(l. Nov. :1,-lleceil.ts 01-
• fit, smelt at the Union Stork Preis
sere 44 carloads, conaistink of ?63
cattle, (tt;, sheep :ind hlmlbi, k[lsl,17
,calves.
Exporters.
Poe or tw• loads .1 exporters were mold
at K. to Lw -0. ar.d If few bulla at U3.71
to saw. •
utchers.
• One lot of ehat(. Idek..l--entfte-waa re-
pnrt.e.t at V.50 per wt . luj,ds "f good,
Il. t:1.:: m.Jlutn. H.') to• i1'•'. common,
.lo• 14.1., .•sews. - to 1t.r,: canners.
fl.:01 to T.:0 per cwt
Feed*
The market for b. et rw ars Is firm Al
ft to 31 i', and even •14.I.. -- owl wag
r. p,rtid
Milkers and *wring
Fred It„o.,r:••e .'.,t i3 41.1 r•rs ant
• ito Marra a: 440 to s:', .-a. h
veal _
War ekTv06 ale worth frotp�
per cwt.
theca and Lambs.
1
hr 11AUuaa w 111 soon 141' het e, 4111.1 (ser the last -few months we
hnv,• been eolle.'1inl( lugelhec a stock of Merchandise suitaido
fl.r (1.01111 and sensible puel•entei un a larger sale than ever
• before. '
Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs
lltuldkerehiefs of every et mecivaIle style .411.1 Lind are here
for your insta•el' . fl be child'. lam(1re Il mod kerchiel'•+ to
t•Itibol
toe real la..' 11, l.alker•hiet.,..o' •h pi ized by ladies of
taste. 1lwndker inet• at all pt ices, from 2 for 3c to $1.50' each.
Neck 11 ear fur ladies its all the .newest and -most up-to•daite
styles now in-st.a'k. at'2.'x, :,!k, 7S4., 111 1,» *2..4) each. -
Alotor ,~'rnis lure a►1 th.d rage just now. Nee themat a'
to *:1,50 each. 1)1.4,0 11(4 ill (Arley 1s,3es.
Gloves Gloves Gloves
Th.•ry is no ,nor.• arceplaM: gift 1114n o pail' n1' "10 Yea.
especially when hough( bele. as every pair is gnarifntred, 7n
Pettit'. -Anil Dent's make. 1r1 all styles and colors. from di per
pair. 1lone up in fancy boxes.
Ladies' Umbrellas
Gents' Umbrellas
n G , .. ,a• .•1 .'r a Iely
sera gentleman. We have them in as,grrat variety of bundles,
11.tm *1 each. -
Ribbons •"Ribbons Ribbons Ribbons
For'tbiie who snake op gifts at home. we hie,• a aloe
apeortment of fancy Christmas Ribbons to select from,
(lents' Neckwear. Leather (foods, Fancy ('nnb/s.
PLEASK NOPE -All pimento for the Old Country phalli.' ha
sent .not Iatet• than the tush. TO 1.1(�-uetheir arriving on
l'hristMae 11ay.
MILI,AR'S SCOTCH STORE '1
OI1 C
6 uJ
'Phone
L
,5 6
Mf
mery rod
and Towel
drier -found
Only on Panrroi-a
tarys
The 0' ', ;tr t f„r . 1..14 41n.1 barn•,. wa
'rn. Kh, '•I'. a w, e, s•':•I a: Y:!n to 11. h,,
1 oar !nt• of 11411 yearhu::e. at $4.40;
.110 an 1' t ams...!:..' 1u 1:: Ennis, Nim -
11n111 144144,1. $11 _:+'. go^.I lamt,s. G.116 to M
per tot.
Hops. •
Market steady : t f::: for selects. fed
a n.1 watered, ,Ind 47.i', (n, h, cars. al
.•,.ant ry pulutll.
Montreal Live Stock:
�1 1XTIt':.\1. Nov. ""'s
lha Montreal 51.41 k Yards, West -clad
.:. k',.. .• re'(4p4 f list mock for w• -•k'
„111(1 \:1 w " ...r tie, Jeal 41110•41,1
,• I h,a.t'M, :,0 1 .'. .11141 t.n r.tic.... The
- •1 :'s' 1..1s n.ortott,. (0, 4,:111 w'as 11..' Ia1-
1,..
114 entree ratTre fiieri routed a - further
.11::rve. attrlhnt., t" 'manor suppl,••a
and 111010 te4o0414.li0 w.ath.r. .3 feature
"( Ile It adv was the keel, con11m•tfUnn het
(weep peek. rs r er i arming cwM-k Im 1
prices were ',r per I:: Mellor, at :c for
''n•xs and :a- to, bn.l-. a low¢ n, the hlSh-
er priers d.tpnnd' if foe botcher** 1',,' 1 '
trnele ((-4414 o.,rirrwhat show rally in tits, 'lay,
bur the demand hnprnyrd. and a g,r'A
trade was 410(0• ted,, for torn! 111-004int
and for shtpn:ani to notsl,le ptlnla.
('holre enters _.I,I,l a, :'.e t0 541e: le
at 1, to 31.e. (air, at 44,4- 10 ,yr: mr.nu•n,
,at M to 4l41.: emunrntI, of In 111,e, per
th. Sheep Suit tenth prle'4 were fully
n:alntalr.d. $elpplrr 4 were rale and on
rlrth•r trade w04 410nr. ' 1,4,11)a soh! ..1
'A,• I0 •.• anti .heels at .-.tree to 3/311 peer lh
Tonle In (•rhes -was quiet 00 at -collet o1
•.•1,11 offennex. hu( ."-:,- m.1 a'n• coed..atol
Galan-Jwl(drMTrr447 3.40 11 -C-itrh. .
Enos f .Met, Cattle Market.
EAST nt'1'F%IAt, N.Y., Nn.':.fit.-cattle
-Iierelpl 1. 2wsl 'o -ad: a,rlir l•_
isett.r--Lermltlt0,0 r.-ly avail':
Tirinle Steers. 111 Ti tri. s: o' I! ('104, 12.4
to 11.75; hutcht rI, ft ;7, 1;I ;4 s, helfeee.
11.3 toAs.... }- .11 „1 F. 71: , Balls,
82;o to M; rtol'ker- mint feeders, 13.10 to 1.1;
k hal fere. 11.25 1.. Lt .•u, rrrah ,•owes •and
•I -'insert', -active .1r,1 steady. 11t to 170.
\'eels- Itr-retple, •.•:,•' head;,aettve and •
h!Ther, 5 to .•, 71
Yoga-neee•ll,ls. _ ..n hedd:..ar*J».•--anA
1•e to 1:.' higher:owls-
ed.hr..lys--tt=:a..�•.M-owls-
ed.544.1.3 colt '. c '0," re. 4.11 to IIY:a,: pies.
1' 4.o in 14; range e. 17.3(4 w 17.70; eoua,
1111n -to r; dant, a, 11. l.t.tn 1R.+,
Sheep and 1,111,11,,-Itreelpta, :",eon to '•1.
net lye, sheep, ',tends'; lamha, 1&• to -yr
hlche .• 'am4s, 16.3' to 47 At: peaelings, f1.76
to 1c f'; wethprd, 11 to 11.22i; ewes. 11.. to
f1: situp, mixed. T. to 1«; t'anada Fond
to F.6o,
New York Live Stock,
'•Ne%\• 1'IIU<.Xoy .-.Iteesee-tterrlpl•.
mnrk.•t, blether, . sl'.•r'. 11 ;: t.,
Oxen, 13.1-1 to 1:,: voila, 13.20 fn 11: tall elan.,
41 to al 14, 'we and 1I.u. k 1415-ro-17.7.',
4resswr1 beef, In goral demand, and
str,rly.
r•:,Ivens-nrrrypta,. 2::0: market lefehwr.
Vrahl, 17.0n to 110..3; selected. 110.10.
Thrnweellta and cull.. .8411 to .14.50; barn-
yardcoil'.*, 14 Ito 14 7'; wvnteen ralvra;
Mr. In 111.75: Are:ova! raisons, flrm. -
Sheep tont Intnba-il"rett.ts, 11,21: mar -
1 arm. Ri,..'p, 17 t., 4111; tripe. $1; .anus,
to 1:.:2; larnh.. T':.'n In 17.142; t•gIle,
14 to 16.•18; yearling., e, In 10
I(ogs--pie, 1.1 1411,
10-114 Ovary- /17iTify, 1R Sf.
Chicago Live Stock.
(' tCAOr)I Nov. ' 4-Cottle.ne0.4ptr;
11 as; market eN .n11' : stern+:. s1 t. •r.
In to 15.141; ,awes. 1r, 11; I-oif.",-. 11
tit 54: Mills, 13 to 1f'_:_.r3alyre-4a.4er..}s y'
a
etrows-rnt-twoori5. I7r. In
!Ings-lteteIpte. :0,,10: ,nark •t. rr to 1.1cligh'•r: choke hrnve, ISA'',,1., i>' i, b,r,' .
ere, 4• tt, to fR 11; tight 014441544,14 as.
' t. re. !lane, 4.4,84- ter Ot7F- h1 '•k l^r, f' 1t
to fR 22: p11p, M to 1:.;;; hulk of sak•a. re l(
to Lt:»
St„ep_necelnts, :a,M4- market, to, •.lv
to Ito• lower: Sheep, 14 -to 12 Iambs, 5.-.;!
rf:0; yearlings, 17 10 V.
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insane Man's Crime. _/
Rrnrnythe. Ohio, Noy. 'P ,j ft -r
murdeeing his mother nn.1 on ruiner
who bad attempted to nrr•'st hien, and.
probably tat/illy wounding another tvt.
man ind her husband ye.eerdny (3y.,
- Weaver complclel the trot:r ay by ani
ride. Weaver hnd been declarer b)
physicians to be insane and egotistic
Lange
For Sale by
When a k*Q, ife is dui a
Pandora dwoer net
wastes tittle hunting for-
a "steel." She just
walks over to - the
emery rod attacllntent
to Pandora, gives knife
six or eight passes over
the high-grade emery,
which puts on the
keenest kind of an
edge.
This combined emery rod
and towel drier 1s s patent-
ed attachment you cannot
Secure on any other range.
Just one of the many Im-
pro4'etncnta that Ro to
1nnlie Pandora the handles,
range you can buy. 14
The Howell Hardware Lo., Liinited
bu can afford
an
dison
Phonograph
The price places it within.reach of a No family
is too poor to have an Edison Phonograph. No family
is too rich to enjoy` it. Nothing that mcne can buy
will furnish a greater range of amusement f every
dollar invested.
Mr. Edison intended that'his Phonograph sh' Id
he within reach of everyone. 1 -le wishes. to see
in every home. Prices range fritm $16.50 to
$161.50. No one can buy a Phonnrraptr aper
. than you can. No one should pay. more for it.'
The Edison Phonograph in your brittle would
give it something that it now lacks -entertainment of
the best sort at a small cost, always available and
Suited to everyone.
Do not forget these things.' Remember that they .
are found only in the Edison Phonograph, because no
other sound -reproducing machine is so perfect and
so faultless. None other is made by the inventor of
the Phonograph idea as the Edison Phonograph is.
RAlson Standard Records - 40r.
ItAl.on Ambers' Records (twice as Tong) etc,
Nahum Maid Opera Records - - ale.
•
Then are Rdlano dealers ever/when.. (in to the nearest a0.1 hear
the Rdl.nn Phonograph play both Edison Standard and Amberol
Recor0., Get .ompleto catalog% from your dealer or from as
Narhael ►Maeptalt Co.. 100 Lakeside Ave., Oraaee,N. J.. U.S.A.
\1'F: CARR!- A rt►tiPI,ETI': STU('li O1'
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS
JAMES F. THOMSON
0, '
', '.V EsT siDE !SQUARE,(101h-R1CH.
(' %IA, AND 41':I: 1'4, WRiTE FOR CATAi.(K1Uls.