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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-03-28, Page 2A SPRING NEED. Weak, tired and Depressed People Nerd a 7uuir to Put the Blood ilight. Spring Wood is bad blood. Intk.or lite during the winter MOIMILs is r un,i- t`te fur weak, watery, impure blood. You need a tonic to build up the biood in spring just as much as the trees need new sap to give them vitality for the summer. In the spring bad blood shows itself in many ways. In some it breeds pimple and eruptions. In others it may be through occasional headaches, a variable appetite, perhaps twinges of neuralgia or rheumatism, or a lazy feel- ing in the morning and a desire to avoid exertion. For these spring ail- ments it is a tonic you need, and the greatest blood -Making, health -giving tonic in all the email is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Every dose helps to make new, rich, red, itealtlegiving blood, which reaches every nerve and every organ in the body, bringing health, strength and energy to weak, despon- dent, ailing `nen and women. !fere is J 1,,e1. Mrs. Geo. Merritt, Sandy trove, N. S., says: "1 was weak, feeling mis- erable and terribly run down. The doc- tor whom 1 consulted said the trouble was anaemia, but he did not help ane. A friend abased nae to take Dr. Wil- liams' Pink fills rind it is simply iin- Possible for nit' to overestimate the good they have (1.)HO me. 1 shall al- ways recommend them to ailing 'friends,,, Bol if you want new health you must get the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 101 Pale People, manufactured in Can- ada al Brockville, Ont. Other so-called pink pills are fraudulent imitations. The genuine Dr. \Villia►ns' fink fills are bold by all_ reputable medicine dealers bo•r sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six xes for $2.50 by writing the Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co.. 13rockville, Ont. EDUCATE TO DO. Men and women, we are human be- ings, not machines. \Vo have feelings and ideas of our own. The modern ec•huol and college is a mere machine which grinds out victims regardless of ability or disability. And to -day there arc thousands of young `nen and wo- men, physical wrecks, standing outside the college gate. and they are oon- tronted with this question : What can 1 do? 1 am an educated man or woman, a college graduate, yet, what can 1 do? The college is right if pursued in n prac- tical and scientific ;tanner, but the ino(krn ceillege is a machine which deals with weals and strong alike, regardless of effect. HAVE YOU A WEAK BACK ? --- DOES It111a 1'tTI'\i Olt NEl'ItallAil t 'nntTI'RE YOU? Zam-Buk trip give Speedy Belief. Ila- the trying \larch weather brought tan your Rheumatism or Neuralgia, .:r ut an ache Into that weak back of yours? If it has, remember that Zany ltuk rubbed well in over the aching part will give you speedy relief. %arra-13uk contains valuable herbal essences so re- fined and concentrated, so searching end so powerful, that a little rubbing enables them to penetrate diseased cr. Inflamed nuisc'es, nerves and tendons. That ache in limb or back means th.1t 4he muscles and nerves are neediug Delp. They have "caught cold"—the (nerves are "starved"—irritated, inaarn- ul. Your body is n wonderful machine an 1 it sometimes needs a little lubrj; cation. \\'hat proper lubrication does for an overhead machine bearing, %ant- Inik will do for a joint or lever or muscat which is inflamed, or healed, . r Fore. or aching, because of cold, rteu- 'algia, rheumatism, etc. Mrs. John Sidstone, of Swan Valley. (\Inn.), says: "I have proved /.ani-Buk M be a sure cure for rheumatism. It gave me such relief that 1 would not be without it in the limns," Far cedd in the chest, catarrh in the le ad. ete., %nut•Ifuk r'in'g rig \yell in to chest and forehead give. quick relief. Besides its uses as an embrocation, Znm•l(uk heals chapped hands and cold sores. e'.•zcrna. poisoned wounJs. scalp pima, itch. barber's rashs blood poison, pimples. boils. Spring eruptions, etc, 1t pion stops bleeding arid cures piles, lirinla, etc. All druggists and stores rat 50c. n hos. or from Zara-liuk Co.. Tensile. for price. 6 boxes sent for F'i„'11i, Send 1c stamp for postage ,f Ire` trial sample. TIIII1ADING A 'THOUSAND NEEDi.I:S. \ machine wh:ch threads 1010 needles Ir nl work in n Swiss fn' -tory. 'I he purtxoee of the machine is to Ihrend needles that ars placed afterward: In a been for making Inc.'. The dry ice +: &moat entirely automatic. It bikes the rle•iilie. earric.; it along. thr's,le 11. lie: lie kri'.t. rut the 'blend off a uniform • tensile teen carries i1 in a rusk. The cork of Ihread ng these needles oaf &innerly done l.y fiend. "111 !” shouted the rich roan. peering enidiransly over the stairway. "1 went you r "Well." eliteElect the burglar. renrhing for the .itis T. "Fm at your ser- vice, sir!" •t' "\\` DODD'S KIDNEY, ri PILLS -tea .\ AE\KIDNEY 4 4R1GNT Ill 15;5, ; G5t' , "pIA0ETE5 9A ta'�a nu tat • s� 'i •ons, sell .al/ 15 U L» sUE NO. tb- •h HOW TO RAISE' THE WIND' K tleS OF lairs( G MONEY Wrl'I10t9 WOItKINi. FOR 1'T. (lard Work to Obtain a biting in Any Other Way Titan by third Work. It is really astonishing tt hat a large number of people Utero are who will take infinite perms to avoid work. And the queer part of it is, says the London t;fobe, that they really give themselves much trouble in their attempts to obtain a living without laboring at any axetil tusk. Not long ago a note! trick vas prac- tised by a than going about tete streets of London, but it. seems impossible to think that he made much out of it un- less there are an abnormal number of exceedingly foolish people in existence. Passing a man casually ho would glance at his back and say, 'Beg yer pardon, sir, but there's a lot of white stuff on your shoulders." Those who were par- ticular about their personal appearance would thank the man and ask hint to wipe it off, accompanying the request with a tip. Of course it is unnecessary t.) say that there never was anything while on the back of the man addressed, and that it was solely for the purpose of getting the tip (hat the kind workingman took an Interest in '11 IE STRANGER'S TOILf:I'. A much more lueralive trick was re- ported by a London daily some time ago. According to Ibis statement a well- dressed gentleman sauntered about the streets of Sydney, New South Wales, stopping a passerby every now and Then in order to ask hint for a "1111" of tobac- co, as ho had left his pouch at home. Not many smokers would refuse such a request when made by a respectable stranger and would bid hint till his pipe aad,be welcome. As soon as the gener- ous stranger was out of sight the bor- rower would transfer the tobacco from the pipe to a capacious pouch fie carried. When he had collected a pound or two he would sell it to a tobacconist. Another dodge worked on likely look- ing gentlemen Ls That well worn device which might be termed the Irick pipe tike. As the victim hurries along a crowded street he notices a roan who is smoking a big meerschaum pipe. That Ls to say, he would notice hint if be were looking, but as he is in a hurry the chances are that tie does not, and lie is therefore surprised when he collides with the man, who lets the pipe fall to the ground, which breaks in several pieces. Of course the owner of the "valu- able" pipe raises . a great lamentation over his loss, and calls on heaven to witness the CLUMSINESS OF 111E VICTIM. The former says that it is all the fault of tho latter, and loudly demands com- pensation tvlidc tenderly picking up the pieces. Ile accepts the proffered mone- tary solarium with the remark that Ilse pipe was worth far more, and Oren eons up n side street to fix the "meerschaum" ready for some one else. '1'I►is Irick used to bring in quite a decent amount, but it has become so well known that it is seldom tried nowadays. In Glasgow there used to be a respec- table looking old man who was reputed 1) make a living out of pxstage s lamps. Ile frequented the better close cheap kriging houses, and dressed neatly though poorly. Ile had a simple, but apparently very successful, method of working. Ile was always writing in answer to advertisements; after sending ((1 cevrrnl lepers he would hear of another place likely to salt him, so of roller' he applied for it al once. Unfortunately. when the lellrr was written ri Ira he found that bMamie 1o had no bun Ibnt he had used the last one, and that he hail no money to buy another. If he delayed writing the situation would be filled, hal if he wr.,te al once he would Iv sure to get the place. What hard line.: And he lead j,.v'n out of work for weeks and had now cone to THE END OF 1118 l'F.TIIF.H, Of course those who did not know him felt sorry for this unfortunate slate of rftairs and would give hint a stamp or the price n1 one. It seldom happened that lie was rehrscei. as the nitre lucky men in the place v tit'l genernlly give him the penny. Under favorable condi- tions lie would entry two or three bogus letters nal get several pennies. Sometimes 1►e would lake his stand near a post °Mee, looking ruefully at the letter ntleJ going through all his pockets, with the result That some charitable woman who was passing would ask his trouble and give hint n penny or two- pence on heating his tnie. It was said that ho had admitted making ns .much ns live shillings n day by this --'I' 1 : "My wife talks In herself all 31w ! •nc." Riggs "Is That so? 1 wish sold,•, 1f s nu are nut ,,f • rt• get a t.'otI IP 01 'Rerrmlm- 11 , hr,I man-, .r•n1 sou will he .nrprited how �jairkl. Ih.t' we., fettling will woo off. I1.(0 betties A11 dealrre in medicine DONT SEEK AN 1:.\S\' J1qt. A great many people drift Ihr„ngl► life without III►rtosr or effort. They float along the line of least rsi.tnnce, nwosding ail ohm:ides and shrinking from nnylhing alit looks like hni-,f w (Irk. Their great desire is to gel "an (osy job." They du not concern them - helves at all as to whether or not there 1• any pro<pe.a of adaan.'rment in it. They have neither titan. nor pro- ps -amine. nor ambition to gunk' them. They `imply live fear to• arty. and liter - Filly "take no thought f' r the morrow.' 1 tins happy-go-lucky policy can lend to but one thing—failure. if you are work- ing re ,_oreling 1„ nn intc)ligent plan, if woo nye 11) 1iil le rata;:.' everything you do a n1:lans of advancement to the goal soli hate in rises ge ahead. kr you an, moving in the right direclinn and will reach your goal. Ilett if you are looking fir nn Paso piece. or running away from beef work: if you are 1r» !)•isms to r,tnke an intelligent plan of Region, rind fellow it you are not moving In the rght d.reclion. The arra n1 Paris is 19,000 sera. BABY'S S\1II.E. Baby's smile indicates that he is well and happy. It is cagy the sick child who is cross and restless. And the 'nether can depend upon it that when her baby cries he is not crying simply to be ugly --that is not his nature—he is crying because in Ls in pact --most probably his little stomach is out :,f order. The mother will and Baby's Own Tablets a never failing cure 'or rill the minor ailments of little ones. In the honies where the Tablets are used there are no cross, crying babies — no- thing but bright, happy and playful babies—the kind That are a joy to the home. Mrs. Jos. l.egre , Caraquet, N. B., says: "At the lime 1 sent for Baby's Own 'Tablets niy little one was weak and failing. He would ery night and clay, and I did not seem able to gel any- thing to hint) hint. After giving him the Tablets these was a great change, and he has since thrived finely." The Tablets are sold by druggists or by mail. at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. UNSATISFACTORY. "No, sir," said a clerk to his employer, "I don't think there's anything unreason- able in my asking for an increase of salary. You may remember that you promised too a rise when 1 bud been with you a year." "I know I did," rejoined the employer, "hut didn't 1 make it conditional upon your giving me every satisfaction?" "And in what way, sir, haten't 1 given you satisfaction?" asked the clerk. "In what way?' replied the employer, with a show of anger. "Do you think you are satisfying me in asking for an increase of salary 7' VALUABLE MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION STRONGLY (RECOMMENDED BV A WELL KNOWN TORONTO DOCTOR. The following very valuable prescrip- tion will be appreciated by many who are suffering from La Grippe, as it is a certain cute, and will save many a doctor's bill. ft is almost a certain preventive as well:—"\\'hen you feel that you are taking cold or have that chilly feeling or aching in any part c f the body or head, go immediately to your druggist and get: 1 Bottle Psychine (pronounced Si -keen). 1 doz. 2 gr. Quinine Capsules. "Take two teaspoonsful of Psychine in same quantity of water or sherry before each meal, and beforo retiring. Take a 2 -grain capsule of quinine before going to bed also, followed by a drink el hot lemonade or other good hot drink. Do not be alarmed if you per- spire freely—so much the better. Tti' Psychine can be ased without the quin- ine if preferred. Use it until cured. It will give certain relief." The sante doctor says he has found this prescription invariably successful in affording quick and permanent re- lief in cases of coughs, colds, catarrh, 1.ronrhilis and other throat and chest troubles, Mrs. Heart, who has taken this prescriptions says: "1 had been suffering from La Grippe. My lungs were weak ,and 1 had a Dough, part Psychine cured me." "MRS. 11. BEAN "Cheapside, Ont." Psychine inn be prneured from any druggist at 5nc and $1.00. 11 is n very popular and Inrgely used remedy. Jacks : "Townley is nn exceedingly esIIh US Jf. (WWI,1 you think ?'' John, : "Paulson, 1 Why, he wouldn't pay a compliment without gelling a receipt for Good Digestion Should Wait on Appe- lite.—'I'o !dive the stomach well is to have the nervous system well. Very delicate are the digestive organs. Lt some so sensitive are they That atmes- plicric changes affect them. When they become disnrrangtel no better regulator is procurable than 1'nrnelee's Vegetable Pills. They will assist the digestion so that the hearty enter will suffer no 'n - convenience nal Will derive all the bene- I11s of his food. in 18-10 the nvernge warship carried in guns. In 1890 the average had fallen to four per ship. 11 is now rising again. Phyilesl Pant amt mental anguish afflict the vletee • of skin dlsea.es. (let rid of both by rut.. him; Worse'', Cerate on the he lite 1, itching, dis- figured Iwe. The relief given is among the wonders of me Reins The mean winter temperature of Great Britain has risen very considerably dur- ing the past half retitle y. January, for inslrutce,• now nwerages 3 degrees wai•tl1- ee Than it did between 1790 and 1810. , Ignorance Is n Curse. --"Know- thyselr Is a good admonition, whether referring k. ones physical condition or morn! hn- biludes. The num who ii acquainted with hinted( will know flow to act when any disnreingeinent in iris condition manifests itself. Dr. Thomas' Ecleclrie Oil is n cheap and simple remedy for Rye eradication of pain from th» eyslem rind for the clue of all bronchial troubles. "Oh, George, Ila so pint! you've come!" exclaimed the girl. "Father Is so ex- cited and dichtrlattl. Do go in and calm hits." "Very well," replied George; "what's the matter with him?' "\Vhy--- er--i just told him you wanted to marry me." TOUR SUMMER OUTING. if van are Wend of fishing, ,ano�ing. camping or ib. :tndv of wild animals look pp tlir .Vgonquui `rational Park of Ontar to tor jeer auranrcr outing ,t fish and tarot. preserve of 2,004,000 acres inter Pper•ol with 1,- 1pi9d river. If awaiting you. n c.1.4 aruse all for attraction. that Naturr ren brews. Mann Arent eanor trips Altitedr 2,OC» feet agave tea IP,H Pnrc an.l rahoar.t.nit atmosphere Jost thr plater for a young man to put in his aemmer h,d,dsy• An interesting and pvnfnamly illirstratM dervript:ve NUNN'S tion telling vett ail about it ant frrr on application 1., J n. McDonald, Union tt■ Ivan, turont.i, Oat, (R{%M LST FLUOR A pure, hard Manitoba hour for bikers and others detnitad- ing strength, color aad uniformity. STRONC &WHITE AT YOUR GROCERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE SUPPLIED WITH FLOUR A NO FEED.4WRITE Ut. WE ALSO YACs. 'QUEEN CITY.• A IirLND(D ROWS THAT HAS CAMEO CREAT FAVOR AS A GENERAL HOUSEHOLD LEL PURPOSES. /LOUR. 71tr(4T1p}ELL 1U LING(U. TOI U'S I U JUNI TiUN 0 N CANADIAN PACIFIC IRRIGATED FARMS -SUNNY ALBERTA Before deciding where to locate in the West, let us tell you about these lands. The best wheat fields, the richest grazing land, are in this province. Write us for full information about crops, climate and special railroad rates. Local representative wanted in each county. Telfer & Osgood Eastern Selling Agents, 216 CORISTINE BUILDING, MONTREAL. Creator Canada Real Estate Co , Limited sells all kinds of western forms rity property and bovineei opportunities in Manitoba, Kaekatct.e- wau, .tlhert.. And British Columbia.. Muney re- ceived for investment thoroughly protected. Write for pamphlet. Reference -Bask of British North America. It. n O'SULLIVAN, Manager, 1'. u, 80132, Calgary. Canada A1.)t1: UT.', FARM LA Nn8—IN TIIE FA mous wetense in district ; lists propoeitions se„t on application. II. D. Parris A Co., Boge t, Wetaskiwi n, Alberta. YOUNG MEN \VAN'1'ED—FO11 FIRE- n►en and brakemen; experience un- nece_ssary; over boo positions open at the present Time; high wages; rapid pronto - !ion to engineers and conductors; $75 lo $200 per month; instructions by mail at your home without Interruption with present occupation; we assist each stu- dent in securing 11 position; don't delay; write to -.lay for free catalogue, instruc- tions and application binnk. National Railway Training School, Inc., Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn., U. S. A. Lori Liverpool was Prime Minister for a greater length of Time than any other British fringe afinister of the past cen- tury. Will It stay where you put It? 05, yes "The p R 1:" Menttr,l Platter will, and it will quickly cure rheumatic pain, lumbago, sciatica, face ache neuralgia, etc. 'The. average British workman spends 815 yearly in gent, which is more than double as much as the German spends on house (room. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is pleasant to take; sure and effectual in destroying worsts. Many have tried it with best results, Get 111OL`T 4C.I II S FORBIDDEN. Story of a Famous Ordinance — Other Customs. In all the German papers of August. 1538, appeared an ordiisance signed by the king of Bavaria, forbidding civilians ean.any pretext whatever, to wear u.uS- laehes, and commanding the police au- thorities to arrest the offenders and shave them by force. Apparently this was not necessary. for, according lo a French accnui►t of the time, "mustaches ,hsappeared immediately, like 1 ayes from the trees in autumn; everybody niadc haste to obey the royal order, and net one person Was arrested." The ancient Anglo-Saxon was not so obedi- ent; he won: long hair and a mustache, though no beard, and when he was con- quered by the elean-shaven Norman he wore his line longer than e'er, to ex- e.ggerate the difference between the two races. "A Grand Medicine" is the encomium often passed on Bic'kle's Anli-Consungi- liv'e Syrup, and when the results !:ern its use are considered, as borne r.1:1 ray ninny persons who have employed it in slopping coughs and eradicating colds, it is more than grand. Kept in the house 11 is always at hand and it has no equal as a ready remedy. It you have not tried it, do so at once. Dublin, whose area is only one-eighth that of London, has almost as great an average of parks. it has an acre of park for every 175 inhabitants, while London has 1 acre to 1,114 inhabitants. Alien's Lite, Balsams, free from narcotics, in never more useful than when It rida the children of cold, and tares the m tber'e anxiety. It retakes s friend of everyone why uses it Mr. Smart : "What a foolish habit you women have of carrying your purses in your hand in the street." Mrs. Smart : "Ott, it's not foolish at ail. You see our husbands give us so little to put in our purses that they're not worth stealing." A Pill for Generous Eaters.—There aro many persons of healthy, appetite and poor digestion who, atter, a hearty meal, are subject to much suffering. The food of which they have partaken lies like lead in (heir slornach. Head- ache, depression, n smothering feeling follow. One so afflicted is unfit for busi- ness or work of any kind. In this con- dition Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will bring relief. They will assist the assi- n►ilalion of the ailment, and used ac- cording to direction will restore healthy digestion. SWEET USES OF ADVERSITY. 'fill Poverty knocked at his door Ile never knew how bare The uneventful days of those Who have but want and care. Till Sorrow lingered al his hearth He never knew the night Through which all troubled souls tnust tare To gain the morning light. Till Suffering had sought his house He never knew what drend alas.' wrestle with nor what grim fears Of agony are bred. And yet, 1111 these unbidden guests Had taught hire to possess A clearer sight, he never knew l'he heights of happiness. _a -- TWO QUI:B1l•'$. flim : "\\-hy•is it Ilial a woman never means half she says ?" Her : "tally is i1 that a nem i.ev. r says half he means?" Fair Visitor : "So you have trolly de- cided not to sell your house?' Fair Hostess : "Yes. You see, we placed the twitter in the hands of an estate agent. Atter reading his lovely advertisement of nor properly, neither John nor myself could think of parting with such a won- derful and perfect home." Does f it Doesn't shrink ihr Pen - Angle Underwear has t h o soft warm feel the akin enjoys. Doesn't itch. Made for men, wo- men and little folks, in It variety of styles, fabrics and prices. see We authorize every dealeria Pea -Angle Underwear to replace. at ow was any pineal faulty io material or making, WI LAMP OIL ECONOMY Sarnia USE Prime OIL White No real need to buy the more expensive oils if GOOD BURNER is neeel and KEPI' CLEAN. If you want a BIG LIGHT—ram as POUR OAS JILTS III Queen City TUT A O„ Lamp For Sale by Dealers UARTVRL LIcar "I` QUEEN CITY OIL CO., Tl Alice (to nervous suitor) : '"There ie something about your figure that sue- gests a masterpiece of sculpture." "Aw, bow nice of you to say so. \'hat is it?"' Alico (playfully) : "You don't seem to have the use of your arms." \Vhy go limping and whining abseil your corns when a 25 cent bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure will renin',. them? Give it a trial and you will nit regret it. Dolly : "Why, 1 wouldn't marry you if you were the Inst num on earth."' Eddy : "I quite believe you. 'The last roan on earth will have too many other troubles without thinking about gelling married." Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or Cold, no question about that, but— why go to all the trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hisprescription filled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain a bottle of SHILOH'S CURIrt for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollar when a twenty-five cent bottle of SHILOH will cure you as quickly? Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadians have done for the past thirty-four years : let SHILOH be your doc- tor whenever a Cough or Cold appears, HILOH will cure you, and ail drugists back upthia statement witha positive guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold cure it with SHILOH s 5}u You can put on a roof that will last a hundred years and be the right kind of a roof every minute. Or you can put on a ten-year roof that will probably leak after the first rain hits it, and keep leakingtill it is rotted away. ither roof will cost you about the same in money at the start. But the "Oshawa" - shingled roof will be FIRE -PROOF- -liter- ally; and wind-proof— actually ; and lightninR- proof —positively. That's the hundred -year roof! And that "Oshawa "-shingled roof will be weather-proof for a century. We'll GUARAN- TEE in every way for a quarter-century—from now till Nineteen - Thirty -Two. Guaranteed in writing' for 25 years—and you needn't ever paint it, even ! That's saying something, isn't it ? What would your Tools A -P1 en i9ht Yet cedar shingles cost you just about the price of these guaranteed "Oaawa' Sh' es—Zai-guage tough- ened steel, doable galvanised—glop for a century, guaranteed in writ till 19a2,—fire- and-wind-and-weather- f and lightning -proof. Pour -dollars -end -a- f a square bays "Oshawa " Galvanised Steel Shingles -ten feet by ten feet. Compare that with the present price of cedar shingles — how does it strike you? And you can put on these "Oshawa" Galvanized Steel Shinfaes yourself, easily, -- with no tools but a claw-ham,ner and anipi. Simplest thing you know—can't get 'em on wrong. "Oslhawa" Shingles lock on all four sides -whole roof ia-practically one sheet of double -galvanized steel, that never needs painting. r4 "Oshawa" Galvanized Steel Shingles a r e GUARANTEED in every way for Twenty -Five Years Ought to Last a Century mill -man say if you asked him to guarantee cedar shingles for even ten years ? Ile certainly would make remarks! And even the best cedar -shingled roof will be leaking badly inside of ten years. Seven out of ten of them leak the first time it rains. No wood - shingled roof is fire -proof for a minute, and the first high wind that etches a loose thin wMiro•>Z , g�jg..'_,� "If yyoovt�� .bilks Noor over into the nems G;Vt►nehip. 101 +� MONTUAL TO20111'0 OTTAWA ma eras act W, 11 Colborne se. As Atom est. And GUARANTEED -- don't overlook that. Guar- anteed in writing, over th • seal of a company with a quarter -million capital, - guaranteed in plain Eroglihh, without any ifs or buts, for 26 long years. 'that's the arcnrment in a nutshell cost the Rarr.e as wood - shingles ; fire -proof, water - proof, rust- ppr��000f, lightning - proof ; easier to put on ; and GUARANTEED. That's the "Oshawa " proposition ! Tell us the measurement of any roof, and we'll tell ou exactly what it will cost to roef it with lees work and for less money. Plenty of facia that concern your pocket -book conte to you as soon as yyeq ask for our free book, "Roofing tr." A post card will do to uikkon. eopl Wky don't boa frit new 7 Wa ?Its' "1t�eaSI. Nags," /tmormaorn•