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"1111: tent!: lent til'Itl\I: FI:\ late
Mr. 1'hlkliIL. Dingno.os Ili. 4.(4114111aint
and Pre-scrille•s Work.
"If 1 weir L, diugi• se my •,t\n case,"
. ,. •t \ti. Flilklilbl, "1 stlendd say it was
r•i ring beer. 1 sleep well. and my ap-
petite is good, 1111d I feel all right gen-
erally; but 1 wake up feeling hazy-telin-
f+ (!able, but lazy. I don't feel like doing
ng; that is, any work. 1 enjoy
n•y breakfast. and I Iind great comfort
hi reading the newspaper and smoking
a cigar after it, but I dorit feel then
like getting out and tearing things
apart. I just want to expand with na-
ture and be happy. It is' spring fever,
no doubt.
"so much for the diagnosis, and now
we cone to consider what is best to (10
'her this pleasant complaint. If 1 could
do what I am prompted to (10 1 should
simply cut the shop and go lishieg. But
e► toy own case there are certain ren -
a n more or leas financial nature
tteit pal fishing out of the question -
fl;r ale. And that brings us to consider
whe'her, without regard to his money
situaiien, it would be well for any man
having sprint* fever to laze through the
attack, and I hold That it would be Bel -
ler for hila to work.
"The fact is that most of us have not
only spring fever, but summer, autumn
and winter fevers as well; and while
these other Benson fevers may all have
characteristics differing strongly from
those that so strikingly mark the fever
e•! spring. yet They all, like it incline
es to abstain from v :rk when we can.
And when the spring fuer. most insidi-
ous of all, co►ncs noon us. it is wise for
It, to COrnhlLt fl sturdily, lest, giving
way 10 that, we may in turn give way
le all tate rest. and so acquire laziness.
or al least idleness, or aversion to
work. as n oxen habit.
"Yeas. When we feel the delightful
leuguidity of spring suffusing us there
is minting for us to do if we would Pre-
s• eve our strength and effectiveness but
1 , shake off our inclination to dreami-
ness and set ourselves to work and keep
plugging. Though all nature smile up-
on us and call to us let us not surren-
der but gel to work.
"Rut it is a pleasant
spring."
fever, That of
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1\DI(:i.'i 1 ION (:I 7111).
ety Dr. Williams fink ('ills After Six
Doctors had failed to be of R(nefit.
Thal gnatting pain in the stomach,
sometimes shooting up into the chest,
often producing a choking sensation .n
the throat; tierce pains around the heart;
a feeling of drowsiness and a distaste
for food -111141's indigestion. Its vic-
tims are numbered by the thousands.
7'e them life is a burden. Dr Williams'
1',nk fills have done more towards re-
lieving this suffering than any other
medicine. Often They have cured after
all other help had failtal, as in the case
of 1f•. Willis I lernunn, of SI.(:.alharines,
Ont., who says: -"l had been afflicted
with indigestion and stomach l'alll.le
lot years. At times my suffering was
alines! indescribable. Sometimes ter
whole day; 1 was unable to touch food.
1 dieted and al different times was treat-
ed by six doctors but they did not help
lee; i only grew worse. For a lime 1
was living in New York and while there
consulted n specialist, but he was un-
nble to give me any relief. 1 then de-
eded to try Dr. Williams' ('ink trill..
and in less than n month 1 frit some
rclief. I continue,' their use for a cou-
ple of months longer and gained in
weight; my appetite improved; the pains
left me and I new feel better thane- 1
have at any lime during the past twen-
ty five year.. 1 will always gladly re-
cunumCnd 1)t'. \\'illinrns' 1' nk i'ills to
other sufferers believing that They will
nlnrl do for others wheat they have
Ilene for ne." •
\\'hen yen use 11r. Williams' Pink
('ills as n hl•,, .I builder and nerve Ionic
you are net etperimenling-they have
been bier! :eel proved snceessful !n
thousand: of cases. It is their rxm•er to
al tun4ly snake new. rich. re•1 11x1(1 that
enables then) fu carr steel troubles as
anaentin. indigestion. rheumatism, kid-
T:ey trouble. St. \'flus (Inure. pnrtinl
peral%se- and IIiOse speeinl ailments of
girlie, .1 nne1 womanhood Ihnt cause sn
notch lies• iv. For sale by all nvvlicine
(tenter- Ivy nine rat NO cents n l..x.
or sie eec,- for se,eo ileo, the Dr. 1VIl-
brims' Medi/en. Co.. Brockville, (Int.
Mamma : "1"h hope you behaved like a
little lady while Mrs. Borten was trying
to ruin tan' you?" Little Daughter:
"lee. minima ; I put niy hand over my
tie aIle every time I yawned."
IT(:If, Menge, Prairie Scrnlehes and
ttery term of contagious lice on human
r r animals cured in 1) minutehe by \\ol-
furds Sanitary Lorton. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists_
\ isitur : "Ike they trent you well here?"
Prisoner : "Generally they dote., only
itey hurls 1114' felin's by their lack of
L eintle'nee. They won't lel Inc have n
IaIclekey.•'
Glee Ile+Ik.\cn}'o - Corn ('inti' n Irvin!. It
r• eluted ten come from one pair cf
feet without any pain. What it has
)i. e i',' it will do again.
'I'.\lhl►- 1'.
"Eli i,lget." a..1.4 her uii•lie,;, iu n low
14,11e, "you 111e du,' St:111 the .'afir a
"I know tt, 11111m. answ 4)151 Rrid(;rt.
it1 .1 sli.i;e w111sp01•, "Lill I can't
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NORTHERN ONTARIO
MAN'S EXPERIENCE
ITtto 'I'heoriee of the Acquirenlent-Iat-
bellishmrss and l:onteutioualily.
SECRET OF GOOD MANNERS.
Most mothers hold, consciously or un-
'11:uHied I'ifly %tile. Through Forest consciously, one of two theories about
and Fru U, Gm 1lydirirac, tere acquirement of manners by their
children.
One mother says, 'Manners are only
the outward sign e.1 the inner nature.
If my daughter has a kind heart and a
well-trained timed she will behave in a
gentle, charming fashion. I will teach
hi r compassion, respect for age, unsel-
fish zeal for helping with the world's
work. (ler manners will take care of
themselves."
Another another says, "My girls will
never get on without conventional man-
ners. They shall he taught from baby -
Weed to emulate the speech and hcarinl,
of ladies. They shall ie. instructed in
the proper behavior for every occasion.
They shall walk and dance and write
and speak with graceful perfection."
Neither method, says Iho Youth's Com-
panion, produce altogether satisfactory
results.
Unselfishness is truly the foundation
of good manners, but not the superstruc-
ture. Many conventional restrictions
'rave grown about social relations. Some
can be explained by the demand of kind-
ness and some cannot. Could a child in-
fer from Itis desire Io help others that he
should not eat with his knife? Many
offences against good taste interfere in
seine way with the rights of others, but
many others do not.
Still. no set of rules to produce a pol-
ished lady will achieve a resit.. lit for the
strain of life. The manners of the
French boarding school may adorn the
ballroom, but are loo likely to foil at the
breakfast table or in the crowded car.
The woman of perfect manners must re -
enforce her unselfishness by social rules,
and conventionality retest be vitalized by
the warm desire of others' pleasure. The
best of life never "conies naturally,"
whether in manners or morals.
'I'Iro secret of charming manners is the
desire for them. \\'!ten the mother
wishes then) for her daughter as much
as she wishes the other goods of the
world her daughter will have thein.
11.\NY ARRESTS IN N.%I'1-IiS.
Authorities Trying to Suppress Dreaded
Secret Societies.
Some five hundred Canunorist ring-
leaders have been arrested at Naples as
the result of the determined crusade
undertaken by the Government against
secret criminal societies. The Neapoli-
tan prisons are full 10 overflowing, as
nanny as twenty culprits being lodged
In a single cell. On this account, and
because the Camorrisls were found to
be holding committees among themselves
and regular communication with com-
rades outside by means of their own
slang code, the authorities have now
begun transferring them to different
provincial houses of (retention 1111 the
trial is laxed, which probably will not
be begun for another twelve months.
The authorities have been obliged to
Transfer to Capri Signor Capezzuti, the
gallant marshal of carabinieri who su-
g+in►ly against n housekeeping scheme, perintended the military police raids.
which includes the running -4.f bills.
But -her allownnce should not be too
big. She should be made to understand
tl,( telae of a shilling.
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A CONFESSION.
F..r Ilse first lune little Cyril was able
to delight a waiting world by appearing des n!chrd a message to haspursuers
befure it in knickerbockers. ail in all
saying he had mere! taken n en
the pride of a newly -acquirer! dignity hey.
stalked into the drawing -room, where his
parents
at the doctor's orders and his nh-
pareuts were entertaining a lady caller. &slice fronn his post ons only temper
"My," said the latter, "what a little ar'y•
i:rricone mnnnged to hoard ren
swell you look in pow' 111'W emigrant liner In the disguise of a coal
knicker-
bockers 1"
"Yes," said Syril cemplacentl) ; "don't
They lit hoobly?" And then, Willi IM' uir
I 1 one imparting a weighty and impor-
tant secret, he added : "\Iy ellen was
murried in the-', kuickes.'
The hardships of pioneer life were
forcefully illustrated at the Dr. Slocum
others t"play Mien they received a tet-
te' Iroii Mr. Hebert Campbell, of !Bar-
wick, Nerititen Ontario. \Ir. Campbell
wrote theta, requiring 1'sychine in his
family, he sent his sent 10 a drug store
at so►ue Distance to obtain it. The store
was out of it, presumably because the
d.•,outad lar it in that section of tite
country was larger than t1c dealers
anticipated. Ile would take no substi-
tute, end so travelled to tite next drug-
gists, with Its• sante experience. Four
dug store.e were visited, but the de-
mands on their _lock and the difficulty
o: getting go ;ds into that country in
midwinter made it impossible to obtain
it and i;o substitute would be accepted,
n, \Ir. Campbell knew there was no-
thing could lake the place of Peyehine.
After travelling over fifty )nibs to ob-
tain it he had to send his order to To-
rento lo have it mailed to tire. People
who have used I'sycl►ine consider no
trouble too great 10 obtain it when
needed. A prominent citizen of the
west says: •
"1 suffered with pains in the back and
shoulders. 1 coughed so I could not
rest. The doctor said my lungs were
effected and he had come loo lute. 1
was as weak as a child when I sinned
le take l'sychine. In a fortnight I was
back at work in the woods.
"JOHN 11. _WREN.
"Reeve of Mission, R. C."
This tells a thrilling story, inn few
words. Psychine, pronounced Sikeen, ns
a guaranteed cure for coughs, colds, ia.
grippe, bronchitis, catarrh of the head,
throat or stomach. chills, night sweats,
pleurisy. pneumonia; strengthens the
stomach, aids digestion, restores run -
demi conditions, and is highly recom-
mended. and in many cases cures con-
sumption. At all druggists. 50e and eft,
or Dr. T. A. Slocum's Limited, 179 King
street west, Toronto.
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BILLS MEAN ILLS.
Rules are constantly being laid down
by busybodies, in the majority of cases
celibate, on the way in which a woman
should choose n husb+md. Most of
these advocate late meninges. on ne-
cauil elf the greater stability of tempera-
ment acquired with riper years; but a
well-known medical man has lately giv-
en exactly opposite advice. A girl, he
says, should, whe.m\ , r possible, marry
young and choose a young man for a
husband. This is with the idea of their
loth bc'ini', as it were. educated to-
gether. and (tin-equently becoming
more ndnplalle l• a:ur•h other. 'The 11a-
lrintoninl monitor, \1110, by the way. is
a Scotsman. at the sane lisle gi\ (s a
canny recommendation anent the baw-
1 ecs. In his opinion. the .wife should
demand an allowance, and set her face
I`. -I I. \u 1: (G.
lest his repeatedly threatened assassin-
ation should he realized, and thereby
increase the difficulties of an already
grave situation.
Despite elaborate precautions taken
1.' effect his capture. Erricone, the no-
torious suprenie chief of the Naples Ca-
morrn, has sueceeded in gelling clear
away to the United Slates. whence he
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St'FFEItING 11.\11IES.
!deniers out Iind sure relief for their
suffering 141114. ones in ItalyOwn
Tab-
laxa-
tive
1.•1-. These 'Tablets are tit gentle
that do not gripe the little one, end
cure all the minor ills of babies and
young children. They ere pleasant to
hike, prompt in their action, and un-
like "soothing" staff+, they never (!o
harm, and the mother has the guaran-
tee of n Government analyst that they
n,nlatn m1 drugs harmful to even the
youngest baby. Thousands of mothers
give their little ones nothing else but
Baby's Own Tablet.; when constipation.
Atoned' tremble. 1,eligestion. colds or
worms bother Ike 1ahy. or when the
dreaded lecthing lisle comes. Mrs. Jos.
1lercier. I'Iessisvilb'. Que., says: "My
baby wns n great sufferer fromn eonsli-
pMion, but thanks to Italys Own 'Tab-
leI•s the trouble bac disappeared." The
Tablets are sold by all druggists or 1.3
Illnil at 23 cents n box frena The 11r.
\Vitliaine Medicine lei-, Brockville,
Ont.
i. l(
bust '1)1(' Sine 3(It11lettl 4'
a '.ill.\\,. ,.:.us .hl\\.. .i sunt! 111..111
•1111., ,.'• llir`u1 51ccnl) u pall!
A SKiN THAT 111'1t" with eczema. art' 1t
e-'ered with erupts." 4,441 ,11e•h.i7,e a thin 11111.1,
may be male am,.••th and sightly with tt ••.t,er'•
tCerxte. Nut o cinjunctionII. withzWe«er.lernil nayrupn"old l o u:aJ
I'I4l \l II '1.11(101, \111.\1.'.
1;1 s ef the t'.I,n1 dist; 1 1.
rta1V (\ret Ir'\ • 1' g r1 t ,k• .
in the melding a hnmiful 4,f \• e• !.1l" -
mei puts them in a Inrg(e pen r11 wnte
They are then wn•he44 by elle
ether pupils. who lake lune
in,: Ihie duly. leiter the t.'g.'t.
iane.•,' in a krill.. with w titer re: :
ton), and are cooked wlnte the ie -
se n. are Selo),; on. At I(.all melt '','holm(•
has n le.w 1 of hot soup. To ee' e'I• the
cost of fuel and meat the richer pupile
i a) o smelt o-11111 each nu)111I1•
"(►oi.
1118418111e is 111. 1,111 z;' 114a ha' Ind
1,1111V1111).t' it .411.'Ih111g very trilling.
\ • iy entail." maid the Erni h maid to nn
n„i:,i) lett friend. "Ole 1 are s,) relieved,
: I woe really anx)ius about her. r"•
peed the friend. "1.01 nn• recall. 11 wag
eeeelhing '.cry !eel lr," sego,•('! ttie
I :,melt 111111.1. "Oh, I little i1 now %e
leer say zat madame has c.• mean -
heaver. and crossed the Atlantic ns a
stowaway.
London has 1.028 poet -offices, and 727,-
01'0,000 lepers are yearly delivered from
thele.
Fine muslin, dainty lin-
gerie, iron easier, look
better, last longer if the
laundress uses the only
cold -water (no boiling)
starch that really
saves work and really
won't stick. Try it. Get
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M iWEST
fLO:UK
A pure, hard
Manitoba
flour for bakers and others demand-
ing strength,, color and uniformity.
STRONG &WHITE
AT YOUR GROCERS
DLALERS EVi Rt'w111 RE )U PrLIt1 srITIl
ILOUR AND 1110 ts51TE US.
VE ALSO MAKE 'QUEEN El T T' .t 111)4010 1.01.:5
TNAT 11A3 CAMEO GREAT FAVOR AS A GENERAL
I1CVILS0L1)'ALL PURPOSES' 1(0481
TsrCAMPS:it MILLINGt
TORONTO JUNCTION •
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STOMACH INDICESTION.
I'r•ru ua r- trike. a1 the
[rouble.
Runt til
TIB: I.rrTLE MOUND.
It's just a lilt a grussy mound,
111,• Out there upon the hill,
\\'her. Mime seems to be asleep,
And all around is Mill,
It's just a 11111e grussy plot,
11 decked with simplo 11ow'rs;
But underneath there sleeps a child,
A babe that once was ours.
:•: -4:titi :•. e.Q. �•
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A little bunch of yellow curls
Is thele beneath the dew;
And there are two wee, chubby hands,
Two baby eyes of blue.
Two little feet in tiny shoes,
Two pouting lips w. kissctt.
They're covered try that around of grass,
And -oh, how they are (missed!
A baby heart is there. all stilled;
Two others aette and ache.
Uoth bloke when 111110 busby slept-
S'epl never to awake.
people's joy -their all in nil -
Lies there in that small plot;
While meni'ry pictures (taunt their
minds.
Scenes ne'er to be forgot.
Softly : "Love makes the world go
ream!." Shortly : "Yes ; there's no
crank equal to a lover."
1111. S. J. 11.\SeI:Y.
Ste. S. J. \In-'ey. fernierie. a resident
of Toronto, and 11 \tcti-known busill
mon. writes from 247 Guy street, Mont-
real. Quebec:
"1 wish to testify to the good results
1 have derived !runt Ile use of Peruna.
"flaying been trembled for several
years with catarrh of the head, 1 de-
cided to give Peruna a fair trial end 1
can truly say I have received great bene-
fit from its use.
"Il evidently strikes at the very root
of the trouble and gaol results are soon
noticeable.
"1 have also fonnd Peruna a tory
valuable remedy for slomarh trouble
End indigestion.
"I hole nu hesitancy whatever in re-
commending Peruna as a reliable ca-
tarrh remedy."
There are several kinds of indigestion.
The (rouble may be due to sluggish-
ness of the liver, derangements of the
bowels. enlargement of the pancreas. ce
it may be due to the stomach itself.
In nearly all cases of stomach indi-
gestion catarrh is the cause. The only
permanent cure is to remove the ca-
tarrh.
Peruna has become well-known the
world over as a remedy in such cases.
MOUNT CLE\IENS, \IICIIIGAN.
Mount Clemens is famous throughout
America as an all -the -year -pound health
resort, and thousands of people bear tes-
timony to the benefits derived from its
mineral waters in cases of rheumatism
and kindred diseases. For bilious and
Mer troubles, digestive (roubles, nerv-
ous di -orders, general debility, etc., the
eflrary of its waters is wonderful. Sev-
enty-tl•e per cent. of rheumatics are
cured nn(1 ninety per cent. benefitted.
Write J. D. \Iclk)nnld. District Passen-
ger Agent, Grand Trunk Railway Sys-
tem. 'Toronto, for handsome descriptive
Lt oklet telling you all about it.
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Ile : "So you are In the habit of talk-
ing; to yourself." She : "Yes. You see,
1'.e got to tell somebody my secrets, and
if 1 tell them to myself I'm sure that
they won't get any farther."
"Perfectly Trustworthy" is the charac-
ter of Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup.
11 can be ysed with the utmost conn•
dente that it will do what is claimed
far it. It is sure in its effects, as the
use of it will clearly demonstrate, 8141
can he relied upon lo drive n cold out of
the system more effectively than any
other medicine. Try it and be convinced
that it is what it is claimed to be.
SURPi1ISES OF TiIA\'EL.
There are no onions in Bermuda for
111' visitor. They are all exporlevl.
No Iolrncco is grown in Egypt. The
Khedive has forbidden its eultn•nlion.
There are no olive trees on the Mount
of Olives. The 'Turks and tourists have
Ile,Stioyeti 111rfI.
The French do not -cat f•ngs. The
1'r;rieinn restaurants may be searched
fee 41:1) s \\ itho 11 finding a single frog.
l•1-11 w liiske'y 43 drunk in Sco11811(1
:1m1 Scotch whiskey in Dublin.
The Ilolland cheese is seldom seen at
I'li.•
vague and N,ufchnlel cheese is
wade in New fork.
The (thief Justice of tie Supreme Court
of Egypt is n citizen of the State of
Florida. and the fend of the mill -Armen -
e11 party in the 'Turkish empire is an
Armenian.
Stern Parent : "four nno•..er tells me
you have been naughty again, and there-
fore I •Hell le ol)llge•l to puni.h you."
'frau!!.., •1ue "')I : "\\ 11-11 h) ('111'1 mil
punish nn hel:.elf. dad ' I don't see
soli -\\11) 34,11 -I,,,utd tae to .14lo ell the
4)44.1 jobs.,,
541111e nnimOlculne are so tiny 111111
2msld1J1.I44I occupy n space equal to one-
thuusauullll of a cubic inch.
Teething Sable
are saved suffering -and mothers
given rest -what one Tues
Nurses, and Mothers' Treasure
Quickly relieves -regulates the
bowels - prevents convulsions.
Used So years. Absolutely safe.
At drug -stores, 96c. 8 exotics, 11.96.
National ()rug & Chemical Cu., !.united,
note Proprietors, Montreal. 41
"This Continrni•nl;' said the long -
faced prison vi. itor, "inust distress you
greatly." "Yes," replied the facetious
convict, "1 find the prison bars grating."
"Ah, life to you is a failure!" "Yes ; it's
nothing but a cell 1"
It is an 011icer of the i.aw of Health.
-When called in to attend a disturb-
ance it searches out the hiding -place of
pain, and like a guardian) of the pence,
lays hands upon it and says. i arrest
you." Resistance is useless, as the law
of health imposes a sentence of perpetu-
al banishment on pain, and 1)1.. Tho-
nnits' Ecleclric Oil was originated to
enforce that sentence.
"Yes," said Miss Passay, "Mr. Meekly
and 1 are to be partners fur life." "Gra-
cious!" exclaimed Miss Knox, "whet a
responsibility for you, having to be the
senior partner."
DO NOT ALLOW 7our'olf to hoc'me alarmed
because you have lost ,..ur appetite and aro losing
se.l,. but commence taking "Ferr,lri,n'• the bea
tonic. It will build you Up quickly.
Parson Visitor : "Is there any change
it your cell you'll like, my poor man?"
No. 1111: "Yessir; I'd like a fire escape
at me window 1"
Be there n Will Wisdom Points the
Way. -The sick man pines for relief,
but lie dislikes seeding for the doctor,
which means bottles of drugs never
consumed. Ile has not the resolution
to kind his stomach with compounds
which smell villainously and taste
worse. But if he have the will to deal
himself with his ailment, wisdom will
direct his attention to 4'nrmelees Vege-
leble Pills, which, ns a sit cific for in-
E;igeslion and disorders of the digestive
organs„ have nu equal.
Fools who butt in where angels fear
to tread usually get what they go after.
1'•, :tsanl as syrup; nothing equals is
worm medicine: the name is
1.. r Graves' \\'orin FAternlinaler.
i 11• greatest worni destroyer of the lig.'
It makes a girl feet riwfully sad at
'.ane.. net to tae eny thing I•; tieahC
r feel sad.
\ `•:,e Ib•nllhy S6in.--Eruptione of
-- 1 and the blalehes wht. h hlelli.h
.:.441y are the 1, safe• 1.p imtl)mr, hie 1
411e.eI by unhealthy ie:i•,n '•f 11111 It\
1141 kidney+. 111 (,d'el'eting ibis un -
1.. •1'", :e 11.41 an11 I.'.lerirl4 the •-•!,_•;.1,..
1031
•r ': 1,-
111:11 r, h1111e1, Ivor
\ 1.41• • 1'.11s it Ill rel the sante 1 •,.
cleanse the 1041•41. and the 4lole•bes and
erup'14'1' will d::'flea)• ' ilh"111 Wily'
ink enc
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
IRRIGATED FARMS
tN
.SUNNY•ALBERTA
Before deciding where to locate
in the \Vest, let us tell you
about these lands. The best
wheat fields, the ri.hest grazing
land, are in this province.
Write us for full information
about Crop:., climate and special
railroad rate.
Local representative wanted in
each county.
Telfer & Osgood
Eastern Seilirg Agents,
:05 CO:tiSTINE ltUIl.D1NU,
Moll t It E, l-.
The Marx
That Tells
Trod- nuked tl+ut In a
variety' of .tyles. fab: t:, and
prices for women. teen and
children. Fos m F.teed.
Dealers are aullueired to
replace instantly sad at our
gust. any Peo: Anile tsar
pent Isutty 1s mateL�
« making.
Pen -Angle trade.
mark (in red) on
every Pen -Angle
garment, tells you
it will fit and won't
shrink,-- your
own dealer so
guarantees rt.
Underwear thus
traden►arl:ed is
softer, warmer,
more flexible.
better wearing.
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SUFFICIEN I LY PUN 1SI ICU.
Judge (to lawyer) : "Mr. Shtu•p, aro
you defending this prisoner?"
Lawyer : "1 nm, your honor."
"And how much Is he charged with
stealing?"
"Fifty dollars, your Honor."
"\\'ell, we'll let him) go; he'll be pun-
ished enough anyhow."
"\\hat do you mean, your Honor?"
"\\'hy, by the lime you get that tifly,
and then he works out the other hundred
yeu'll charge hint. lie a be sorry enough
11.E ever was dishonest."
look into this
roofin question
Get book oa
''Roofing
Right" and
see how little
risk you take
when you
roof any
building will
`OSflAWA"
GALVANIZED STEEL
SIIINGL[S
Sold under a plain GUARANTEE
• that keeps. your roof good for 25
years. W ith decent care, an Oshawa -
Shingled roof will last • CENTURY.
Easy To Put On
With a hammer and a snips
(tinners' shears
anybody can
put Oshawa
Shingles on
pLerfectlocked ony.
all four
sides -see
the aide lock?
It drains the
shingles so that
water can't seep
under. Top lo c k
(see below) snakes
whole roof practi-
cally one piece and
sheds water quick.
Made in one grade '+
only-28-guage semi -toughened steel,
double -galvanized (saves painting).
4
Wind -water -and -fire-
PROOF. Keep buildings
safe from
-Lightning.
Coat only
4.50 a
square (10
ft. a 10 ft.)
Send for book-
let and learn
how little a RIG1IT
'roof costs. Address
The PEDLAR
Non PEOPLE
Of Oshawa
Montreal Ottawa
3213 Craig St. W. 423 8,ioes
Toronto Lo nd on
11 C%ulborno et. 69 Duarte( 8r.
Winnipeg Vancouver
7632 Lombarl Sr. 61S l'encter at.
• WithAbsolute Security •
& balances subject to cheque
are the Attractive Conditions
under which your
Savings Accauntii1Iberm ic(I
'11111E UNION TRUST Co
LAM 'rED
TEMPLE Ei LDG
174-176 BAY ST TORONTO
AGE FE
Ma'1e of lith C'Arbnn \\ See.-w•e".i rove it to rent. ( (11f.F i1 r•'' e*;r1r !. 1`•s+
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PACCL WIi.E T$UJC3 COMPA2liVs LIMITLD.
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:la1Lrer7i11o, To-or_taa Montreal, bit. John, Winn(Fctj