Exeter Advocate, 1907-05-30, Page 2A RHEUMATIC WRECK.
diner Novices Treatment Failed Pr.
t� Williams' Pink Pllla Cured Illnt.
r( "1 ,euffersei Ulu greatest agony from
eutnntism. Leading physicians pre-
ribed malty Inetiicinn a4, but with un•
pre -
fa results. 1 was compelled
go to an hospital, but even the treat -
lent there filed. Then 1 took I)r.
Mamie.' t'ink Tale and today 1 am
well man."
,'hese words were spoken by Clifford
L. Forbes when Interviewed at his
wore in ,'ort Maitland, N. S. .Ii.
Fortes is a fisherman and had always
been very healthy, until seine three
lyeare ago whtit • fishing off Newfound -
!lend he wile seized with a. very severe
%thick of rheumatism. In his own
I%v, eels he says: "1 was fishing on the
:Grand Banks in the spring of 1903 when
IJ was stricken with rheumatism.
ci uld not work or sleep, and the pain
w as alnt.e 1 unbearable. My case hie
'icr:ntc so serious that I had to be landed
nd for weeks I lay in a ('uric Bret.,n
t spil111 115 helpless as n cripple. '1'h
'.spied d eters prescribed different re -
heel es. but they did nut cure nle. 1
`then lett the hospital and was titken
IToIn' with r eu atis apparently c
oin-
.etcly fastened upon Inc. Day and,,
iIglut
t suffered. Nothing i did for the
Trouble :teemed to help lee, and I be -
x amt' despondent and down -hearted.
'hen a friend advised me to try Dr. \\il-
litmus' 1'iunk ,ills. 1 was skeptical. but
my friend praised the pills sohiKt11
that
I determined to Try them, with the
.sett you see to -day. 1 ant fully cured
ire
end have not sinee had even a twinge
n t • affliction. ion. c say
Of h l headed 1 til 1 1 cannot
Y
101) mulch in favor of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and I urge all rheumatic sufferers
to try them."
Dr. \Villiams' Pink I'itls cured Mr.
Forbes because they struck straight et
the root and cause of this crippling rheu-
matism. They don't nets on the mere
symptoms like ordinary medicine. They
on't act on the towels. They do only
ne thing, but they do it well --they
actually make new blood. In That way
they root. out all common blood dis-
eases like anaemia, headaches and
backaches. rheumatism, sciatica. neu-
ralgia, and the secret ailments of girls
and women who suffer unspeakably
'when the richness and regularity ..f
tlheir blood becomes disturbed. Dr. \Vil-
liatns' Pink Pills are sold by all denier:,
In medicine, or sent by mail at. 50cenls
a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writ -
Ing The Dr. Williams' M dlcine Co.,
.Brockville, Ont.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Sorrow is sympathy's school.
Character is the fruitage of daily
Choices.
Love makes the heaviest load stem
light.
To be wiliimg to bo saved alone is to
b Msl.
' The truly godly see something divine
In all.
• Your appreciation may bo another's
jnspiration.
I.earn to find life:; worth in your work
flrtore than in your wage.
! it's no use praying for power until
ijr011 art' sure of your purpase.
You cannot find hull truth until you
',obey the truth you have to rho full,
Ninny mistake a derangement of the
jtomach for a change of heart.
Ilow many a time have we misseed per-
1ectlon while hunting for praise.
You cannot judge aright until your love
end then you may not judge at all.
Success is the ability to stake stepping
'stones out of slluuhling mores.
A ►non has almost teamed lo live schen
'be has solved the problem 01 his leisure.
No greater 'hinge are done by those
who are unwilling to take pains with
little things.
Faith is not preserved by wrapping it
en verbiage which has been dead for
Centuries.
Self-contr.-it k not so emelt In subdu-
ing the facilities as in lending thein to
Serve worthy ends.
'To it thinking always of your own
jldtaitage is the easiest way to advance
backward.
Many a nein hopes 10 be n saint twi►ilo
miring tt'tih folks who would corrupt
tau angel.
Too maty wall! 11 hide !heir 4111tlging
of the ten commandments behind doubts
again Moses.
Your right to the golden streets will
take care of itself if you take cam of the
g• ken tyle bele.
'i'he only woo.' who dare Think They
have n right Io do nothings ere these who
ale lit ter hooting.
When you Ihul 11 hem who i, lei, busy
1.• Mink of relig1on you usually. lied one
who is afraid 1.1 stop and katk at his
own record.
-+
f)Ill t;e,JN'; IJ11LD11EN,
V. elihsl ,.")flung" syrups and
nee! '.f the pteeder: advertised to cure
Che;.11esel ailments eelitant poisennus
opiates and ae overdose mlty hill the
cl.i11. When the mother uses !tally's
Own 'ratite!. she has the guarantee et
a government analyst That this mole
cue.
eli-
cut.• contains no ipiate or narcotic.
They can be gtt.'0 with absolute wifely
1.. it is'sv IN,rn lathy. They cure Indi•
gestion. c;,ttslipallou. colic. diarrhoea
and other minor ailments e,f r1' I•• O.
airs. tl. t:.,Ihns, Illrkelln, Man., - ••
"Baby's Owe Tablets are the ntost sst•
lsfactory medicine i have ever used for
Me minor 'temente of children. i id -
ways keep the 'rablels in the !liaise.-
Sett
raise."$ It by medicine denier: or by mail et
Y., cents n bee item Ito f►r, Williams'
IMedicine Co., Brockville, on!.
4'----
,% GENI.ltOI'S \IAN.
Two Irlunpe appr)achi.1 a likely.Iook-
,Ingt dwelling on the rotintry mud and
toss("d np wit►t 11''ir 1114 cent Which of
the Iwo of Ment shnulil call there and
,rs°lteit alms.
One witted nt the enlrnnee gate. and
the other twnikeel up the Brise towards
the hall door. In n few weeunds the Int -
,ter reappeared.
"wen, eh,t he giwe you any -Miner'
n.kcd his expectant roml,'lnlen. eagerly.
"Ole yea!' war the reply. "Ife gave
111r one minute to leave hos g enlen. And
herr 1 am !.'
fluesin hes s. thin her empire :,G.OM
n iltt of nattgable livers.
ON BEING BORN POOR.
A !rich Man %%ho Is Worrying bout
the Future of Ills Buis.
"Du yell know what is bothering ie
new?" said a roan who has made him -
Nell rich and is fast getting richer. "it's
wondering what is going to become of
In) boys.
"1 have four sons, all young, and all
w lleleotne, natural youngster s, but of
1 keep on Making money the way I'm
doing now 1 don't know what's going
10 happen to them when they grow up.
'l iiere's minting like bring born poor to
gave a roan a real start in life, will his
feet firmly planted on the graund, where
they ought to be, and he learning to
lily on himself.
"1 was biter that way, and I've always
bine grateful for it. I1 had been born
r.c•h 1 think 1 should have ixen more
or less of a no account. 1 had to get
cut and hustle and work to get along,
;utd the habit of \wolk 1.1- never left rue
.,;ore, [IS I hope it never will.
"loll how is it going to be about my
1 >,' They may corse to Think that they
•i• n i have to work, which would lee
'h.• ruination of !hero, or would al least
gait them out of the running with sell•
r, lea 1 ablet
n nen
"I'm sending there to public school,
of course, and (here they learn a heap
of things besides what they get otat of
lt:eir books. They learn for one very
valuable lesson that there are other
r.rople in the world besides themselves
and that there may be plenty of people
smarter than they are, and That. they've
got to work if they expect to keep their
end up.
"Boys are democrats. You can't put.
on any lugs or airs if you expect to get
Leong with the boys in a public school;
rf you want friends you've got to be
friendly. A good all retied start in life
it is for boys to go to a public school,
and I hope my boys will profit by U.
"Rut 1 suppose in time they'll go to
a private school, and then if they want
to They'll go to college, and there, what
with their money, unless they should
tern out to 1K• very hardheaded young
teen, they will conte to train with other
y' -ung men with money, and so get sep-
;.''nted from the bulk of their fellow
Meets and begin to live sort of by
t!.emselves; and 1 can't imagine any-
ttling happening to a young man worse
than that. his gelling away from the
plass of his fellow men.
"My boys have never known what it
Is to be poor. They have always had
what they wanted, and unless 1 should
fai: or bust up or something, which
I don't expect to do, 1 don't seo why
they shouldn't always have things, be-
cause as tong as I had anything 1
should be sure to keep them. That's
human nature.
",\rid, you see, there's the trouble.
They've got somebody to lean on; and
a ratan That doesn't have to isn't apt to
rut out his own strength. The only
way in which It man can ever amount
to anything is by work, hard work.
'The man that doesn't work (brindles
and Domes to be of no account. And
1 do hope my boys will want to work.
1 don't care what they do if they'll only
ar
work at 1 't
hard and faith-
fully.
work
and
fully. 1 think they're handicapped as
it is; honest Intim 1 think it would
have been better for them le have been
born poor, but I hope they'll turn out
to be men."
,*- --
SII(H►1:111 JIM.
Ile was Made Free buil Became Too Fond
of Fire Water.
Sh(wkum Jim, the Indian who accom-
panied George Cormack, the discoverer
of the ICMndi':e gold fields, was asked by
the grateful Dominion what lee wished
as a token of his country's gratitude.
Willi a nobility that al the time rang
all over the Dominion. Jim replied to the
(ievermnent's eommisakoner, , "I want no
reward for the doing of my simple duly.
There is one thing, however. that I will
accept. and only one. If the Gnverntnent.
wishes to reward me, lel It mako me a
free man."
lint got his certificate. Five minutes
afterwards he was on his way to the
neatest saloon.
Ills visits grew more and more ['v-
grenl. and the people of the neighbor -
1)00(1 began to understand his anxiety to
be made n British citizen.
Jhn Is not made to slnnd the heady
beverage he loves. but should he live,
and should he behave himself, lie will be
present at the Alaska-fakr-l'acilIe Ex-
position at Seattle in 009.
1114. Cl ROMAN It.1\Ql'ET?.
:lbettl.•''11 Dinner With 2.11N0 4:uests-
Feast for French Mayors.
The 1t11) Club banquet t the colonial
Aliiisters al the Albert Hall, London,
with its I,600 guests. is certainly of inn -
tering hcnle, but it is scarcely, as state(1
1•y n cOntengorary, Itte "second lnrgrst
on record," the premier place being
being awaeled to Isom ddrnlhconn:;
Aberdeen dinner, al which the guests
numbered :elude says the \Vcslnthtster
Gazelle.
Some years ago the In'.' Lady Burdett -
r otitis Peeled ?An people et her homes
at Highgate. King Edward IN'ing among
her guests. A little later !Its Meal High-
ness {ax he then was) was one of :1.000
guests who sol down to n dinner in
London; e..1I00 were present al the ban-
quet to honor of the !light Ilort. A. J.
Balfour in \\'nverley Markel, Edinburgh,
some lime ago.
But even such gargantuan fcasls rnn-
n•ol eenipare with the banquet in 11019 at
the Palate do flnduslrie. I'nris, which
was enjoyed by 13,000 \Inynrs of French
town'. in addition to 2.(11) other diners;
nor with the feast Sir \Vntkin We Wynn
once ease in \Vynn4lny Park to I:14.l 1l
t eigtl.tr•. a hnnq;o't at which !tri hogA.
heads and 1,14(► liotI cs of ale were con -
stinted.
\ Carefully Prepared ,'ill. --Much lithe
and ;Mention were expended to the ex-
perimenting with the ingre'iiente that
enter into the cnmposih.m of 1'nrntelee s
getable Pill• I'efore they were brought
t•• the elate in whirl) they were fist t-
iered to lit+' pruhli.. Whatever •,Iter
rill: may I'.. Parmelee'. Vegetable i'illt<
ate the result of much ewg'crt study.
met nit persons suffering bout dy spelt•
or dieeeteretl liver rind kettles-.
trent confidently nreept them tt., being
what they are represented to Ile,
The Mark 'Nothing i Ate
That Tells Agreed With Me.
Trade marked thus in .
variety d styles. f ab, its sold
gimes Iorveuniea. men end
s�}}.,edren. Form fitted.
Dealers are authorised to
replace instantly and at out
cwt. any Pen•An¢Se gat -
meet is1I,y ,n male
er making.
Pen -Angle trade-
inark (in red) on
every Pen -Angle
garment, tells you
it will fit and won't
ahrink,-- your
own dealer ao
guarantees it.
Underwear thus
trademarked is
softer, warmer,
rn o r e flexible,
better wearing.
.13 7 ' E 22,-4.
UNDE JtWEAR
CON. -,.-'l I: a.Y.
"John, I feel cold. Put ibevn that
window."
"The window is down."
"1 see it all! You want to stifle me!'
Much distress and sickness in chil-
dren is caused by worms. Moller
Graves' \Vortn Exterminator gives re-
lief by
1 the cause, Give it a
trial and bo convinced. .
1is
)u:k ts •
"Did
you tell
� It Tel -
there
1
.
1 was not in ?" Servant : "I did,
mum." Mils Dukkels : "\\'flat did he
say?" Servant : "Ile said, 'Well, tell
her to come down as soon as she is in:
Ile's in the parlor."
Holloway's (urn Cure destroys all
hinds of oorns and wares, root and
branch. Who, then would endure them
with such a cheap and effectual remedy
within reach?
The number of different species of ani-
mals known to naturalists is, roughly,
156,000, of which 15,300 are vertebrates,
or backhuntel.'
LAZY OLD MORES, painful and disfiguring*
will not linger long aftertreatment with wearers
Cerate has leen be;uu : Also, cleanse the blood
with Weanr$ Syrup.
France has over five pillion acre- of
vineyards, and stands fits( as a e ule`-
producing country, Italy being a good
second.
ITCII, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch in human
or animals cure din 30 minutes by \Vol-
ford:s Sanitary Lotion. ft never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
A M011.11. OBLIGATION.
'But why do you keep your new maid
if she is so awkward?"
"Out of gratitude ; last wetk she up-
set all the sauce over my old gown."
1 Successfulesstel Medicine. - Everyone
wishes to be successful in any under-
leking; in which he may engage. 1t is
therefore, extremely gratifying 10 the
proprietors of PareiPlee's Vegetable
Pills to know That thee' efforts to com-
pound a medicine which would proven
Idessing to mankind have !teen success- necessary; over 514) positions open al the
MI beyond their expectations. The en- present time; high wages; raped promo-
(l4rsation of these Pills by the public lion in engineers and conductors; $75 to
is a guarantee that a pill has been pro- 4200 per month; instructions by (nail at
diced which will fulfil everything I your home without interruption with
claimed for it, present occupation; we assist each stu-
dent In securing n pacilton; don't delay;
Twenty-one out of every 100 of Bel - write to -Jay for free catalogue, lnstruc-
giunfs people are landowners. Few lints and application blank. National
forms in that country excee I in size 11)1 Railway Training School, Inc.. 11:12 E..
acres. Reston Block, Minneapolis. Minn., U.S.1.
AIRS. 1.1:\l►It \ Itt)1►f:\1l t\11:11.
:tits. Lenora Ie.! nhault•r, 11.1'. 11. I.,
flew to!►, hernerswlil:', \. C., writ::,:
' I nul(.'n d wills stem:lrh trouble and
indigestion for some tile.,•, ;Inti uolhirlg
agreed that I ale aj,ueLd wl(h n:•'. I was very
nervous and experieucetl rt continual
feeling of uneasiness and fear. I look
medicine from the doctor, but it did ate
no good.
"I found in one of your Peruna looks
a description of arty symptoms. I thin
wrote to Dr. Hartman for advice. Ile
said I had catarrh of the stomach. 1
took Pet'tuta and Moulin end followed
his directions and can now say that 1
feel as well as I ever did.
"I hope that all who are afflicted with
the stump symptoms will take Peruna,
OS it has certainly cured n."
The above is - only one of -hundreds
wit° have written similar tetters to Dr.
Hartman. Just one such case ns this
entitles Peruna to the candid consider -
Minn of every one similarly afflicted. 11
this be true of (1►e testimony of one
person what ought to be the testimony
c hundreds, yes thousands, of honest.
sincere people. We have in our files a
great many other testimonials.
- ---1'
11.• : "Often when i Zook up at the
slims in the firmament 1 cannot help
thinking how stall, how insignificant I
alit after all." She: "Gracious! Doesn't
That thought ever strike you except when
you look at the stars?"
The Substance of Faith
Allied with reionre, hr 8 I:
1r Oliver ,dge. In this
volume sir Wireri,oARe exD:rend+ with careful
logic and 1 c teat leeiiitAtty-TtF0 .rience 1114,1 re-
ligion are not at o.1ds. It s especially addressed
to those wh , here fount difficulty in holding to
Ancient landmnnrk% in the rising flood of modern
criticism. The ' h auth.,r. an eminent scientist, feels
the baste hannony tint et' ets between 3c1o11'e
and religion. And attempts their reconciliation.
Post deo, cloth, price 11.•r, net
HARPER & BROS., 1'uhlitilers, New York.
YOUNG MEN \V: -FOR FiRE-
men and brakemen; oxperlence un-
Ilarorrr
TONS OF IRON consumed each year in medf.
tine. in "rerr"vim," the best 1on)c, it is ,o
cleverly manipulated that the weak and sickly
get all possible nourishment and benefit from it.
A Y.\Clrl'ING 'L1(II'.
Captain : "Please sir. your wife has
fallen overbenrd."
Owner : "(;,refound It ! Another of
those sinking spells of eters !•'
A Requisite for the Ilanel►er.-On the
cattle ranges of 11)e West. where men
and .stock are for from doctors and apo.
lhecaries. Dr. Thomas' !electric Oil is
kept on hand by the intelligent as n
ready Inane medicine. not only Sir many
human ills. but as a horse and cattle
medicine of surpassing merit. A Inrce
end cattle rancher will find mutter
greatly simplified by using This Oil.
THE .\GE OF enArr.
Nurse: "Why, Geroge,
are alt dirt
Gieirg,'ie : "1 don't ear.'
wen lh S2.S09 a feint Pot,"
pier hands
This land is
An Infallible Cure
1' ,r kinglx,ne, Spina. Curb,
•.e•net Lameness end Soft Bunches.
Kendall's Spavin Cure has noegtul.
ht. •NTah ar r.2 , Sept. It 'rb.
1 hat -e the c..r- ria numlrr of }
•horses
an•1 have use., y-ur remedies, which
slavers pros r•1 tnfelialble." 0. Fa inn ger ow.
a. p1+are.,-keeP dall', always n
the 1411451er1 slur (sokKen' Treatise 1)o thei
nom- free Flom dealers or
1IsiMR,-4fel fS
wry aRE
Dr. I. J.
11,042 C..,
towbar.
C.S.A.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
s.
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IN
SUNNY ALBERTA
1
QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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Rirer and Gulf of SI, Lawrence
Before deciding where to locate
in the \Vest, 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
e,tch county.
Telfer & Osgood
Eastern Selling Agents,
205 CORISTINIi RUILDINU,
MOV ikI1kL.
Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
Twin Screw Iron 149. "tamp,ua." with electric
I,).1). electric hells and alum •tern corn(ort%.
Mtlt14 most \toeMKtt l.S 1.1OND%TS at
p m.. 3rd and 17th June, tat, 15th and tvth July,
_th aril 20th Aug'Is(. UIS and Yard MeptemMr,
end fortnightly thereafter for I'Ictou, Y.M., rail.
ng at (lnelkr, tra.pe. Mal Tray, Porto, tape t'"re,
)rand liver, Surneoarei.le. 1' K.I., and Chariot,.
retnw n. P.P. 1.
BERMUDA
Summer Rtrordom. /4S, by lM new Twin
Screw rv. 4esrrnw.11an', 5.V1) 1"113. Smiths 5th
tn'l iQth June, til, 17th and list July. 14th and
tlth.ta�u't 4th, 14th and t!th September, sth
ma an, tell n•'t,Mr, Rte, tete and Y7th Y•.v.m
ser Tempertlure owlet by arm Arent.% seldota
rises ah ,va ea' degrees.
Th. Guest trip% of the se*4on for health and
tint"rt c;•rretnr
AICIHI'It .111EttN. y. Quebec.
A. E. 0111:I1111tIDGI•; & (.0., Agents,
1"I 1; \O. 22 07 i;1 Broadway. New York.
THE DUMB MAN !WOKE.
A Fallin0 ,,,'yphon Frilghlened Hiul 11111)
speech.
The superstitious may like to know
that it is lucky to drop a lemonade sy-
ptstit. Biehnni Roorer, a forty-two yeah
obi lntilate of Croydon Workhouse, Eng-
land, i; prepared to prove it.
For nearly six years he Itas t5'Cit
dumb; now ho has recovered his speech
through a slight accident. Ile speaks
51iwty, as one having difficulty with n
strange tongue, and now and then he
hesitates for a word. That and the gtt
rinser in his voice .peak of his long yea. -
sir .silence.
"Il was in August. 1901. That I lost my
voice.. he said. "1 was Then working at
\\'est Drayton for the Rotary Photo-
graphic Company. One day, Its I came
down the stairs, 1 fell over a dog, and
the .hock took away my speech all at
owe.
"I saw several doxtors, spending all
my savings in fees, but they could do
nothing for Inc. The only hope they held
nl
was that a second shock might one
,lay give inc my speech again.
"i w11, .4,41111 out of work. and finally
hod to eider Lambeth \Vorkh011ee (1e;11 -
lute. 1'l.' s. it ale on here in \larch,
1901. as I d'ss),I n is my native place.
":111 this 01114' I have had to carry a
piece of elide about. with nue, and wrote
down anything 1 wanted 10 say.
'.
r
.: 1
1morningI w�1 11!!11!
O t Alo da '
n
putting
one of the otticens' lsslres,rns hdy, when
i pulled over a lemonade .syphon from a
high cupboard, but caught it as it fell.
sic
n .II 1 the
The 1)c was only Ill but n
Ili shock a t
excitement of the element I said 'Oh,
Lord 1' and then 1 rentiz.si that 1 could
speak again. But it still seems strange.
lappy 7 \\'hy, it's a new life.
"That was a lucky syphon for me, and
they're going to lel me keep it. 1 hope
t , leave here'soon, as Messrs. Render &
le.wis, the Croydon photographers, for
wheat f worked many years ago, have
offered to take lee back ns soon as the
doctors think 1 may leave. My old mo-
ther lives in London. I've already writ-
ten, telling her the good news, and now
I'm anxious to go and speak to her."
"\Ia," remonstrated Bobby, "when I
was al ttr;tndtun's she 11hve fruit
tart twee,•' ' Vell, she ouletght11) nota10 have
done so, Robby," said his mother. "I
think once is quite enough for little
boys. The older you grow, hobby, the
more wisdom you will gain." !lobby
Willi silent, but only for a moment.
"\\'.•11, ma," he said, "grandma is a good
deal older than you are."
We have no hesitation in saying that
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial :s
without doubt ttic bast medicine ever
introduced for dysentery, diarrhoea,
cholera and all stunner complaints, sea
sickness, etc. 11 promptly gives relief
and never faits 1.1 effect a positive cute.
Mothers should never be wiltiout a bot-
tle when thele children are teething.
0 CelluloidStarchneeds
no cooking- -- just
0
0000
cold water and 'tis
% ready. 'Twon't stick,
yet ,rues a teeter
n-
glues, with less iron -
rubbing, than any
stare you know.
0401
Its price is little.
▪ Your dealer sells it.
/ Try it this • week. P?1
C elluloid
411it5ta.rch.
s
rig
t)wri':C /HFt
A pure, hard
Manitoba
flour for bakers and others demand-
ing strength, color and uniformity.
fhQUJ.
STRONG &WHITE
KF YOUR GROCERS
DF. ALERS EVERT W/.rRE 5L. PPLIID WITH
1100R AND FEED. = Wair E VS.
WE ALSO MAKE 'QUEEN CITY' A BLINDED rLOUR
THAT 1145 GAINED GREAT 14%0R AS A GENERAL
HOU SLHOLD 'ALL PUltl`O•LS• F. OUR
Tit rCAMPBELL MILLINGTO.
TBIM TO JUNCTION r�
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QUEEN
CITY
WATER
WHITE
IL
Gives Perfect
Light.
The Most Economical
High Grade 011
Ever Sold In Canada.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
ABS OLUTEPER TO S57 ' '
SECUR !TY DEP O ITORS
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UNIONTRUST1,
MON EY TO LOAN
SAFETY DEPOSIT
VAULTS TO RENT
LIMITED
rC-MPLE BLDG
114 17Iiay 5!
TORONTO
ACCOUNTS OF
EXECUTORS &
TRUSTEES ARE
SPECIALLY INVITED
RECEIVES DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHEQUE
ALLOWS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON BALANCES
&COMPOUNDS IT QUARTERLY -
MADE IN CANADA
2 liths 4 Cyclo
Engines
Complete
Launches
HAMILTON MOTOR WORKS, Ltd.
HAMILTON. ONT.
'P1111 313ICIYCIPL11
lifts never 1,e••n nnil never can be replaced. 11 oe4 uplea a unique and se•etre
place in the rid of hygienics. sports and utilities. It produces red blood,
bright eyes and a quick bruins necessities for enjoyment of life and succetee
IT IS HEALTHY. will prolong your life. save doclorK bills, keep you out of
doors, cure insomnia, aid digs_ hon Increase your appetite and improve you
morally and nieulolly.
rr i� 1:(.(1\'O\fl(:1t.-snses lime. ear -fare'
and Vele tearer; in your
friend, won't nun away, u shay% o'n'ly. to ither rel. hey nor genie. melte
re, whipping;, rosin little. is a veiia)le in ctnrrg"n',es, and
makes you Independent of elf-, " cnn, s,, • ads er Is)r•e:..
C1.F.%'IELAND. M \ .'4 'I1.1'I1t (11111511\. Itlt VVI laoItle Pletl'F:4
Meet. Fit 1'I.RI tI. ;111.1 111.1 1. 1 1.11.!)
bicycles are net ex. •'!ted b) ally to +lee eel lit.
They or, hearts .0 1 AO -,•.n t,0(i n,• 1 Itignd Proms rnxleb.
$35.00 TO 865.00.
Ilsnelseme toeti )gee for each line. Writ.; for lite one of year el ea.
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CANADA CYCLE AND MTtOI CO , LIMITED,
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