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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-1-31, Page 4r ARE IOU A PRISONER .‘ •119101/SANDS of ;menet* prisoners of discroso as ecoureiy * though they wore confined bolded tie bars. Mee' have forrod their owe obalne by the 'ICO Of eada•Yauth# exposure to contagious diveaece or the excesees omanizeod. They feel Hwy are tun the men they ought to boor need to he, %%nate, vizor, and vitality of meebeod are lacking. dm you verweee and dopeedeet? tixod la theinorairig?heeelymt to forcer yonraelf throngh Ilao dare work 'Z hare Ynn little ant. Milan aua cum"? aro you Irritable and excitable? goes dtproput4 and beggerdletraing? maniere „poor and, enala tagged ? ban you leenKbael# Wit 1# dreams etle, IMO at night? depallt la Pried? weak atzuatlyz-you halm Nervous Debility lind Seminal bleakness. Or NEW MTflOD TillE.O.TMEXT la plaranteed to cora or rio Pay. 25 yens* tin Detroit. Itlasse ccurityYi.wire of snacia—Conanit old eatablishedi 0014eelsysiclena. Constuenasea Wave,. Beak* r Imo. woo for lineation Blank for DOOM Trelinleati Kennedy & Keratin, 114111 Iligrfortir ISTREST. DISTROXIN 81111CIEL A feevzitr Abliocate, Qt.. II. Sanders, c-,1,itiee, and, prop Jan 31, 1902 NOTES AND COALlaNTS The counke eonneil of Buc re has de -1 The week of double tracking the en- TO CURE A COLO IN oNE DAy AN IMPOSSIBLE' thing ti find is a eidecl to have- nothing to do with the tire eystein of the ciraria Troulc. Tal,:e Laxative Brojeo Quinine Tab_ plaster equaled to “The D. L." •ler-- millionelollar road gat which at the? way will be pushed forward now that /tee, An drepesee refund tee money " tbol, which is heing imitated. Get last session of the legislature the Out- Nt.. Hays leas returaed to the manage- if it fails to cure, eee. efee Groves. the genuine. For side aehes. back - arm government took power to dis- went, General Superintendent Maim-kiches, stitehes, nothing equals it.. selvaatere is on eeeb box, tribute. Broce isnot alone in its:Action. gen, who is a worker bituSelf, gives 4 ante by Devie & Lawrence Co., Ltd. Other- counties have reached .4 like moll a his time to this part of the determination, Lanark enquired into work and already has with consider- „rmExciveixa BREVITIES.The writ for the Lisgar erection has the affair, and diseovered, that if the able vigor prosecnted the work of fin, co. peter a Attwood, tonnerv 'of 1 bFeeekzkilsas4zeclls. aPudolnliongte uinilosposlzieweueoek - ircoonty desired to partici ate in the ing up grodes, especially in the wes- etrateroy, died at eyieuipeg,, • 4, menet.. , the Legislative last week Attor- boons to the tone of 8Z, ,the people tern portion of the system, Of the. woold have to subscribe something like 8100,000, in addition. Thereopen the courted dropped the subject. In Victoria it was foond that if the pro- vineiel grant were drawn Upon not only wooldthe comity bitve to double the sum but the levy. upon the tax- payers would be unfair. Some entree a population woold have to pay heavily while deriving no benentat all from new or improved, roads. • 3.,5 mites between obtengo nod port The qouventio#1 of the 04ford Prohibit- MtmE Cola's 'are cured by Fyiey-Bal- ' Munn, 101 wiles are doohleqraeked;will be 1'04 ni Wood- nem than ;4Irei other.oPti x'eolles4Y-1 78 miles between Durand And Battle stem on Saturday. Lu true .y andCMtalp y. lone pa sCerceueeky,,ZOTuntestolbdetwsteettmiCiebsiereotwaeel itbo bsrsigalStoxonse:ebraouseonmptoriinz na-euean taerul rtea, tte.,freete;ort;eKt'ell.:e7o);.orepldielltymtso of Perry neyeaeneral Campbell, in introducing a bill to a -mend the edticatiou au t of Manitoba annooriced that the Geveru- remit consideripg the advisability of furuieleing free text -books to schools, atal also the question of printing them itself. The Ontario license department is determined to suppress all slot mach- ines that encourage gambling in saloons, hotels, barrooms NA Cigar stores. itecently a Windsor firm began turning out macbines in which checks instead, of money were used. There are just as illegal as the old contri- vances, however,and those who utilize them in their business will beproseetit- ed, * * The long haired, frowzy yearling colt rustling during the winter around the barnyard is A good illustration of many a twelve -year-old boy on the 4nrue thrin-the colt twe yeara later will devolep into a. line draft horse worth $150„ while the boy few years /titer will he the owner of 4. ATM form and independent. The roughing it early in life has something to do with later worth and soceese. * And now they' are making whiskey frOm sugar beets up in Michigan, and experts say that while the flavor is not equal to the Scotch brand, it pro. duces a jag that will mate a roan 'whip his wife and children and. drive his mother-in-law out into the cold world at midnight, when the titer- Inometer is gettiug down below the zero mark. Nature seems tu be pro- lific in producing alcohol, especially in everything that makes sugar. An official bulletin, issued at Ottawa contains a statement showing, the ur- ban and rural population of Ontario and Manitoba by census districts AS enumerated at, the census and com- pared with that of 1891. Ontario's to- tal population is 2,182,042, of which 1.247,190 are located in rural and 985,„. 752 in urban districts. In 1891 the to- tal was 2,114,821, made up of 1,2%19'29 rural and $18. urban, The rural Population of the Province has. there - fere, lesaened by 0,13$ in the 'eat de- code, Whilst the urban population in- creased by 116,754, leaving a net in- crease in pepulation of 68,621. Mani - Wines population, PA the other hand, was 254,9,t7, ti) whieh number the rot, - al districts eoutrihnted 184.714 nod the urban districts 70,2= This is an in- crease of 78,216 in Ptirfil population, and of 29,44 in neban population cern- pared with 1891. 11, LAW GALORE. The Ilitchell Advocate sayst---Men- tout. But after examination aralmuch day Lawyer Making, of Stratford, met serious coiftemplation,I supposed year Dr. Andereore Jos, Coppin and others animation WAN the fruit of recreAtion, in T. IL Race's office and took steps to er had sprung from ostentation to Ms. unseat B. F. Davis, W. J. LOU and plav. your education by an odd mum - W. R. Davi% members of the Politic eration, or rather multiplication, of school board, because they had furn- welds of the same termination.though, ished the school with some small of great variation in eaett ease mom - supplies during the past year. Know- tire eignideation. Now without dis. LATE LITRO,MVY 2+7RW.S., ng that they bad Unintentionally natation your laborious application in Sir Charles W. Mike contributes to Iated ihe law in this respect, the three NO tedions occupation deserves e0111 - The Cosmopolitan for February mothers at once wsigned their post- mentation, and thinitiog imitation xt article on The Naval Strength tons. Now, some of the members of sufficient gratification, I an, withoo 7aTations," which gives not only a most e school hoard Are to he treat- hesitation, yours.. interesting and comprebensiveaccouut in the Saille way.. and a suit win Mary Moderation," of the navies of the great powers but aleo be entered against one of our also it clear insight into world politics. citizens for undervaluing it horse .Few men possess such knowledge 85 which he broUght from the States to UL !C0 POIRA FACTORY. the authors gained front years of ex- escape paying the proper duty, These The Huron County Packing and perience in a diplomatic and political actions are the result of the late mini- Cold Storage Co., hove accepted Mr. career. The article is so broad in scope cipal elections. and it is likely that W. R. Belden's plans for the erection tuul straightforward in treatment that more will crop up in dim Course. of a group of buildings for the band- it will be read with interest not alone * ling of the different lines of proclacts by statesmen but by every one whose grown on the farm. This will inelude thoughts travel beyond the immediate INTERESTING LEOAX. CASE. a pork factory eapable of handling wants of a single day. The Toronto Telegram of Friday MOO hogs per week, it poultry finishing station equipped on plans after the last. contained the following items: At style of that in use at a leading Kansas &Aerial about forty-five years lige# City packinghouse, and a modern cold The education department has issu- vd a notice advising schoolboards and Tobri lvtl$ bYrtelr.Dr• storage p1 nit. with capacity fer hand - Fraser, and lie and his wife lived to- ling large quantities of apples and but, other educational bodies that in the departmental exatninations a jioy, ffotoer trieutY: twootr•flive 3'elos ter. Farmers have year after yearlost 1.00, and thereafter an examination when she left him and went tO Ohio. so heavily in apples =that mazy con - They had seven children. the eldest elitded it was a influx.* raising fruit. book or pad is to he substituted for beiug born in 19-37, and the youngest Ielthough everything bus been dem) by transport vompanies that tan he done, yet they coold not do it an and this part must he done by the farmers if they wish to reap the benefits from a system of shipping the government has done so much to foster. In 1900 Huron county lost in apples alone over $100,000 by not haying a storage sta- tion. This station will send packets throughout the country to its own shareholders. They will properly grade and pack the tipples, marking elicit barrel exactly as they can for. When these apples are delivered at the station farmers will be paid at current prices. The apples will be sent into cold storage and, as the winter advanc. es will be shipped 'whenever prices are the hest. Had this plant been in exist- ence in 1900 every farmer knows his apples would have brought bim $2.50 per barrel instead of 50 cents as he was forced to take. Mr. Belden, who has been connected with this line of busi- ness for some years, is it practical Far- mer and has been a director of the Pio: neer Farmers.' Pork Factory at Palmer- ston for three years. He has so much faith in farmers making this business a success that, on the acceptance of his plans by the provisional board of the Huron County Packing and Cold Stor- age Co., he has resigned his position at Palmerston and accepted one with the Buren County Co, until the stock is disposed of. Already $20,000 is taken up and as Clinton is the centre of the wealthy county it will not take long to secure the entire amount of the char- ter. Not a farmer in Huron County can afford to miss the:opportunity of securing stock in this company. If he but grows 30 barrels of apples per year it will undoubtedly give him $25 more for them than he -otherwise would realize. No industry connected with the farm is more profitable than the raising of poultry, that is when farm- ers have facilities for handling them properly. At this plant all poultry will be received alive, properly killed, dressed -and crated, thence shipped to the cities and Great Britain. Besides * handling farmers' fowl the building will be equipped after the style of Swift's at Kansas City where 100,000 chickens are grown and marketed an- nually under a system entirely new to Ontario. With an outfit .of buildings for saving the farmers produce situ- ated in the centre of so fertile a ceim- try-a sugar beet factory cannot coin - pare with it. Each line it will handle will give us an increase in the price we COW receive. After a deputation frOm this district visited the counties where beets are grown they concluded it would be much more profitable In save those prod acts we already raise than to enter a field thakis fast filling tip. It is confidently believed a like fri- crense can be made in apples, butter' and poultry as we have accompltshed by, handling hogs. Port Huron and DktrAtid, The prin- lease is exlmoted at once.' eipal portion of the system from Port rite at Rat Portage destroyed the . , ., The Cecil llotel at Ottawa was born- 11 1:111r0.11 to 310.11treill iN about completed Hilliard trause rim Q„c,,riia irate! end ed, the loss amounting to about b60, - finished, The cost of elevating the 000. Several of the occupants had nor - so that the entire system will soon be other buildings. Lose $50,000. A deputation frools Guelph Waited up- row eseaPes' rail% 011 the system, with' (411er 14.11- on the Minister of Finance mid aeked 'Ur Le.rg NIGHTS, endless engage- , provements, will amount to abont $1O.000,000, av#e am- er. * TWO OID TprE x,ovE "ETTER% In an 014 hook, dated 1820, there is the following merlons". love. epistle, It affords An admirable play upeo words, Madame: Most worthy of adiaira- tionl After long eonsideration anti much 'meditation en the great reputa- tion you possess in the nation. I have a great inelination to hereme Your re- latien. On your approbation of the declaration, I shall make preparation to remove my situation to a more con. venient station, to profess my admira- tion; and if such oblation is WorthY observation. and ean obtain POIASidertt. 00% it Will be an aggrandization be - yowl all ealculatien of the joy and ex- aultatien of yours," "Sane Diesitrealatieu.' The following is the still mere cur. lotto answer. 1 perused yonr oration with muck deliberation at the great infatu- ation of your iniaginatiOn to show such veneration en so slight a townie,- * atomization cap or paper hitherto authorized for candidates. The form ruling and color of these pads are sub: „feet to the authorization of the ed- ucation department. The books, them- selves, must be obtained through the regular trade channels. This is simi- lar to the plan adopted by the Univers. ity of Toronto for some years. Tts ad- vantage is that it will not be possible for candidates to oyerlook some of their sheets. * 07)1) NOTEs TO TEACHERS. A correspondent sends a number of the strapge 'messages received by teachers in elementary schools here' for example is one from a mother who objects to physical culture. "Miss Brown -You must stop teach nay Lizzie fissical torture -she needs read- ing and figors more than that. If I want her to do jumpire, I kin make her jump." And here are two mis- cellaneoos notes; "Miss B.—Please let Willie home at 2 o'clock. I take him out for a little pleasure, to see his grandfother's grave," "Dear Teacher -Please excuse Fritz for staying home—he had the niessells—to oblige his father." * * A -writer in a reputable English -Journal some tine ago, made the following statement regarding the, -cure of that undesirable disease, smallpox:—"I am willing to stake my reputation as &public man if the worst case of smallpox cannot be effectually cured in three days, simply by cream of tartar. This is the sure and never failing cure, one ounce of cream of , tartar dissolved in one pint of boiling 'water to be drunk at short intervals. It can be taken at any time and is a .preventative as well as a curative. It is known to have cured 190,000 cases without it failure. I myself have re- stored hundreds by this inea,ns. It never leaves a mark, never causes blindness, and prevents tedious Mag. -ering" zn 1870. October 1st, 1:18, Graben). saying he was a widower. was married to a woman here by Rev. W. W. Weekes. He died recently, leaving $800 cash undisposed of by will. The National Trust Company was asked by the son, Charles A. Graham, and the daughters, Margaret Taylor and Jane Ann Unitt, to procure administration to this money, as belonging to the first widow. The second widow ob- jected and wanted the money for her- self as the only true widow. The mat- ter came before Judge McDougall some months since, and he gave out the j udgment Wednesday evening. He went into the question of the marriage at length, and has decided that the first widow has the claim. Letters of administration, therefor, will go to the National Trust. * * ELECTRIC RAILWAY PROJECTS The extent to which electric rail- ways are projected, asa rneans of tra- vel and. transport throughout Ontario, receives abundant illustration by the following, are a few of the charters ,for which application has been roade to the Ontario, Legislature: Miles Goderich to Dungannon . . .. . 10 Carlow to Auburn 5 nburn to Blyth , 6 Blyth to Walton. • • • • • .. . . 7 Walton to Seaforth 12 Seaforth to Clinton 8 Clinton to Goderich.. ... . .... 12 Blyth to Wingham 13 Walton to Brnssels Brussels to Wroxeter. — . . 10 Bayfield Road to 13ayfield .... . . 9 Bayfield to Parkhill. . 22 Parkhill to London 21 Dunlop to Kincardine.... .. . ... 30 Kincardine to Tiverton ..... 8 Tiverton to Port Elgin . 16 Port Elgin to Southampton.... — .. 5 Southampton to Wiarton.......... 20 Wiarton to Owen Sound. 16 Kincardine to 24 Total.. GROUND HOG DAY* February 2nd, in many 'places and -especially 'amongst our German friends is knoved as ground. hog day. Iri Grer- many there are two proverbial expres- eions `On this subject ; "The shepherd would rather see the wolf enter his stable on Candlemas Day than the Sun." "The ground hog peeps out of his hole on Candlemas Day,, and when he finds' snowewalka abroad; but if he sees the gun shining he draws back in- to his hole. On this day 'the „ground hog awakens from his hibernating - slumber; after having been in quarters all winter, emerges from his hole to take a survey of the weather. He is believed:to be a. good judge of what the weather is going t� be like, :and if it is to be Clearand cola he sees his shadow, and immediately' disappears into his hole in the ground, to rentaiti six weeks longer, when he expects' see. ' 'tied 'weather conditions. . Ifhe fifidS the'atrocispbere wet, the sky: clouded, and the air 'rather' Warin and things r, cheerless and does not see his shadow', he stays' out of his -hole un4il falL This day is also called Candlemas Dayit jeeteeey of the prenetitatital ef• the thejtemple,,, and, Sirn: •eons song. "The light to lighten , the: :Gentiles. -:Itnsed to be .Custont any to igtit;:a4malo. in elf ' the chiirehes on: hi4;.4.4,Y,: but' the;etitorn, is now •Ofki'S' * .."101#528 ARE SILENT SUPpERERS. - • Horses. are the most ahtised of an- imals; not only because they happen to be the most used and the most use- ful, but also, and perhaps even more, because niiture; for some mysterious reason, has denied theniVthe ,power audibly expressing_ pain. such as is possessed' by the cat or ' the. :dog. Un- der extraordinary'bircunistaiaces they ,have indeed been known to,overborne the impediment. The extremity, of terror, as when they have been 'at- tacked by savage beasts, or the sudden shock Of agonizing pain, as When -they have been horribly wounded in the battlefield, has sometimes extorted frem them a piercing dolorous, almost a human Scream,. Which .nobody Who, has heard it can eesily forget. most horses • who die' in' painy expire att". silence, or utter:merely a moan. All' observation- showsthat they fa: west invariably.. endure' their. .agciriY .11) silence ; The hunter Who bas been sta ked will rush on course 1111 he -cltAops from 10es of blood.' " The ' cart horses Of Der busy cities -make no aud- ible Complaint, ,•under the lash of the whip,the Strain Of an"oreilOarl, or the. t;tupicl-jerkingi ofthe'„ reinsby, ignore 'let drivers. It ' cannot: be:that-they.: btekthe will, hut t,Itey, have: heeir de - nit -d .PAIN -KILLER IS more of.a household rernecly. than any other medicine. It meets the requirements Of every liorae:' °tires cramps and dysentery and is _ the beat liniment''roade. Avoid sub-, atitetes,.there is: but, one Pain -Killer, Perry Davis'. gsc.,,, and 59c. , , George W. ;Smith, negro .stahleinan; for i[:lyr•il Laurin, a well-known Meet-, ,realer, Who was. shot Strode*, by Ed- ward; the 21 -Year -Old sop Of the latter, during it quarrel, died 'MiinclitYc It was thought at firSi.. that. the, *wind wOtild not prove fatal, butcompliea,,, tfon -set in causieg the . nine's young.Laurin was vatrested.. for a duty on cream separators. The most superb and wonderful pearl ever seen is reporred to have been inund at Broome, Western Australia. Mr. B. R. Keating of Tiorentoi e- sidi at the Sixteenth animal meeting of 'XO enre a 01411# a night—lute Nrapo-Creao- the Citadiai Society of Qiyil Engineers lene, It bss been mod exiansively during mcTIV in Montreal, than twenty -few years. All Druggists. lies on the Berlin. Out, '';.eetrie gain way bave been filed by the American Dridge Company for 417,009, and by McDonald ft Co., eentracters, for Wa 0Q0. One wing et the public wheel at NI - agora raila gatted by Are. The pupils were ranrebeil Rut #ri geed order end sent heme when the blaze Was db. (Pygeci. - 8allkey 1111tS, ellghleor at the park. p!iekizig faetery ittliarTi5tQl2 was Con- victed at Goelph of iacitieg three boys to Tob a eters and allowing them how to do it. meats, generally run down.: Take "The D & L." Britalsion of Cod Liver On. • It will tune op yonr system and make you feel yourself again.' Made by -Pavia& Lawrence Co.,Ltd. STOPS nut.. Ait0 WORKS OFF Tit OW. Laaative Broteo•Quinine Taiattgi 0a#V4 a Old tlar.o Care o P#y. price 5 rota. • Eruptions • Pirenlee, belle, fetier# *cam Qr hewn 13. -re elm Ot diseased blood. Their radical and permanent care, re. outdate In curing the blood. Anvil Fisher, Sonata Ont., and Neeton„ Woodstock, were great) troubled with bolls; Mn!. Delia Lord. Leorairaiter,Wass„ had pinnate all over bee licitly; so ilid B. W. Carreto% Now Bram. Wick, N. J. The brother of Sadie E. Stock - mar. Si Miller St., rail Elver, Mass., was *Meted with mem 40 oeverely that his braids became a " moss of fares." These eufferens, like others, bare 'ratan. tarily testified to their corsiplete cure by Hood's Sarsaparilla This great medicine net directly and allarly on the blood, rids it oi all lora. and makes it pure and healthy. BOon'a PHU cum co= tlintien. X a. It) j Maw time am! tanelearood at, ttra* t41 use fp COVAThil l'CAN,011S They eve a light that's etch and bru- mane. No Odor., Mew 107414 844 eVerywhere,.. A *reek is reported on the O.P.R. near Sudbury, in which oneman was killed and fifteen persoon injured. et For Ttapid Liver, Flatulence, Coestipotioti, Billeusuess and Sick Ileadaehe, TAKE B.ft.ISTOV Safe. Mild, Quick -acting, Painless. do not weaken, and always give satisfaction. A lost gellatde Household Medicine, can be taken at any season. by Adults er Children. Alt druggists son 41BRISTOL'S." K K K K K Id' K K K K K K ° K KV KK ore Home Knitters THE HOME MONEY 1111AKER Machine weIgheIT pounds. It Is more wee* derail than a sewing machine, just as durable, and 'higher speed. To Work at Their Homes Under the Direction of A Pair la 30 Minutes The GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO. 37 MELINDA ST., TORONTO, To 101 Large Contraots—Cood Wages Easily Earned. ed We want a few more workers in this looality, at once, and in orderto secure your co-operation without the delay of correspondence, we herewith explain our full plan in this advertisement. The work is simple, and the Machine Is easily operated, and with the Guide, requires no teacher. If you wish to join our staff of Workers let us hear from you promptly with the Contracts order form, and re- mittance, as a guarantee, and we will send machine and outfit to begin work at once. OUR METHOD OF We wish to secure the services of families to do knitting for us in their homes. Our method Is the same as adopted In England. We are the introdnedis of this plan and the largest knitting concern .in Canada. After long experience, we have been able to produce an Automatic Machine by which all kinds of seamless knit- ting is now done by our Family Machine, thereby enabling anyone of ordinary intelligence to quickly learn to do the work from the Instruction Guide. All we require is that you use the machine according to directions. The Machine being made expressly for this purpose, and the operation so simple, it cannot possibly make a mistake in its work. The great demand now is for Bicycle Stockings, Wood- men's Socks, and lelotormen's Mittens, and as we are un - 3.141e to supply the demand, have taken this method of ad- vearltli:inlgar4foer e_mstpoor,t. htreaadne* to the North-west Territoriee, Ilrititeh Columbia, and the British Colonies, furnishes an un- Tini•ed demand for our goods, and, with the combined co- oeeration' of tho xnany families we are employing, together with' the large amount of knitting we are able to turn out, by which we save rents, insurance, interest on capital, eta, enables us to undersell any manufacturers of this class of —goods, and we have sale for all the knitting we can have turned out. The price we pay for finished -bicycle stockings is $10.00 per hundred, or at the rate of lee per pair; woodmen's socks, 5c, and motormen's mittens, 12c a pair. All other work in proportion to size. - The machine can be operated by any one of a family, and at our Prices any energetic family should be able to sustain themselves comfortably, and in time be a source of intlenendent comfort. • Our plan • is to send out each • machine to 'beginners with eock or stocking partially knitted, and remaining in the machine ee,ady to be -continued, and also enough yarn to kn4t one pair of Sample socks or stockings and a. dimple and complete Instruction Guide, shoviting how the work, is to be done. When the samples have been finished .and returned to ud satisfactory, we send a quantity of yarn, which you knit and return likewise • when finished. We prepay 'charges on all - work one Way, and our 'workers pay . return charges. The work, as we have stated, is simple and „rapidly done, the Machine having a cap4eity of ten thou- ' saner stitches 'a minute We have many' persons now in our •erneloy who .ca.n t from twenty -rive to thirty pairs of „ reeks or stockings a day, .and, where the time ,.of a family Is devoted to the work, youizan readily see that MOO or •':$241.0o per week ean be easily earned. . We furnish our workers' all the materials, Yarn,- etc., free,, and everything that Is necessary for the work. We . ere furnishing ,the machines only for the exclusive use of 'thnse desiring to take ' employment with us, who must, in order to become a member, sena us this Contract Order Form'eproperly signed by them, and at least one good refer- ence. . and remittartee: accordingly,'to give us the necessary 'eeettrance that the quantities- of' valuable yarn we may send from time to time Will not be , wasted or, misappropriated. rnir Interests are mutual, and this confidence 'must be es- teteislied if eve are to Succeed. We guarantee fair dealing ' r-'?' prompt payment for work, so do not ask us to deviate • "f rein our, terms, as we ;Cannot make a distipetion with one see. not another; 'besides,. we are 'doing an extensive. busi- yeeee .and" entlet lea :governed by business principles. • •The mannfactUred Prletl, of ,the etriachiee $15, and Posi, . nof•bie sold. to any . 'uthers thanthose Who 'will sor Tj t:t6a;3(ivri ,Utironttetthagf terfor'iru4 eoninience,'and have done :an ..,,,k-rftiunt. of Werk equat .to the .purchase price, and wish to ..41,,'Arontinn4,4,, we wilt take .the machine and rrefund the , tor, same; after. deducting. . cost of our ex - '.'Large Demand by`, tile Trade tor ' eiass ,eeeetc,ee per, workeys -cateelenentieupon ' it 'year after Year, you..:engage..WTth.:ps ,(whole.,er..., spare :time) 4WEi, e'- Q11 sllrrnlied Withwork as long a..S',Y011'delt-etttlefec-, ..na and -return itf-Pretriptiv,', We entrust our .Werk titlii,,l'arge.,,'aactatl,ttes':ot valuable arn. and': as 'we; give DOING BUSINESS 1" 43' references as to our honesty and integrity, we must ask you to do the same, in order that we may knew with whom We are dealing. We have, in as brief a manner as possible, endeavored to show yeu what our work is, and we simply say as to the machine, it is just what we represent it to be, and will posi- tively do everything we claim for it, or refund the money. Each machine, securely packed with an outfit is set up for work, thoroughly tested, and a sock or stocking', partially knitted before boxing and shipping. Should you decide to engage with us, it will be necessary to send us Cash Con- tract Order Form, properly signed by you, and at least one _ed. good reference, together with the remittance, accordingly, -31' upon receipt ot which we will forward machine and outfit ready to commence. Respectfully yours, GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO., 37 Melinda Street, 'Toronto Our References—txpress Companies, Banks, or Toronto lewd- ness Houses. If you wish to examine the machine and see .the ma- terial before undertaking the work, you can do so by sending $3.00 as a guarantee of good faith, and to defray expense of shipping, and we will send everything to your nearest express company, leaving a balance of twelve dollars to pay the agent and 25 cents for the return charg,es on the money to us. We are so frequently and unnecessarily asked if one cnn learn to knit' without a teacher. We say. Yes; it requires no teacher; any person of ordinary intelligence who can read the Instruction Guide •can • learn to knit at once. onmscrt. Pon's' i5.00 Cash Contract Order Form. 'Xo the Glasgow Woolen Co., 37 Melinda 4t., Toronto. Gentlemea,—I &Wire to do, the work as "described in title Advertisement, and enclose $1.5 to pay . for one -Autometle Enitting Machine, together with material, instructions, and everything necessary for the work, the same to be sent to me by Express, CHARGES PREPAID. - It isunderstood and agreed that any time after T have done an amount of work equal to the purchase price, 513, and wish to discontlnue, that the Glasgow Woolen Co. veil take back the machine and outfit, and after deducting thcle expense, refund me the amount paid for settle. Sender or head of family (if possible) must sign here: Full name . • • 1).. 0 . .8treet County Prov Nearest Ilepress Office is. at For reference 1 name the following person; .o•••••••• •••••••••• oico• •••••• ••••• •••,..e •••••. .... • .• Be sure to use this, !Corm when spending yout repel- tenee for the machine and outfit, which you 11118,- nil in and haVe signed by at least one good reference in the proper • place. 'Tear off and return to us, and aiso • sts here how much time you can devote' to the work; a:so .lictw you wish to be Paid, W,eekly,r monthly, •er as yOu. send . ........... Send, 'yettr remittance ber Express, * Money Order; Irteg; tered Letter or leost-Office Money Order, ' and NVO. proMptly forward machine, outfit, • and simple , guide 1.11 doing the work. This is the best offer eyer rnalle for the benefit of ,Catiadians who want to work and make money at H Ft CO,MPANY.