HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-12-26, Page 3,4111•111141.-.11
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,t l aft' e abets teed to u seam Lath. This j PRAYED IN IttII.t-tA1 CARRIAGE.
�, Uji1JL1' Ul NATURE attcas the outside shell a little at the -
•-
same tinier contracts the meat within 1'aesenuer. in Darkness lel Hampstead
mot tench to separate d or tv make tt 'Tube, Heard Dr. Ilurtuu's Petition.
'I 111'-, `t ill; 1 \in t.N. 1: lilt t'.tit t) e- , r to r eparutc from 1110
••t Bili tats ateaut hath the i :l.s go
Nt 1 1►tI.1:. t. t malt who opens tl :'.; :scam: -
tele., in the .legal bath the a1 er
the nuts, or some of thele, ivies , .
•
1'(„e I. Nritlk reel Shelter 11 Has hung which facilitates by so much tt,._ t,.;„
the o:.c 1Cr,
"Father used to crack the co:oanut
r.! s!
1' professional to nut cn•
with a hatchet. 1
• • ;ntit opeucr uses an intp:ement That
.'•h like a solid steel oyster knife,
ty at one end the blade. \\'iIh the
en•t el this the opener tains the
,. 111 and ernek: the abet ant lakes
• r :e ; ,.' • r all ef it stall adheres
! .. I:r•.i! ) re, ,t oft w silt the
i .l•: '• ,'ad • f tee implci eel, leaving
: :nJ {!;. t+• (,f C.,a ,...eat Meat uu-
.•.11, bol iL c•ivcie.1 with its fa-
ih
1� w' 1 tor 'i a Dwellers
't
Tropic Seas.
1 . .!.yr. 1a4:
• �, ,•:h urih_ua11y fl:
.re. 1 !•j r':Ct.s► C';rr• 21t, ..,
I miler: �: r • •
•!,'.1:r!;; L, , (ttu1J• pee
..... .1 Lel .tie fueer toe.., ihe.
•t to L.• found ill
. ha
.Ilia all
l
1.,, •l;l•,i...
,,nut I},r ;-,.: 1 `❑ 112.41'
ret. :It jrilt n' !: i 1 e tee
1i alit .
by
.1 to
I.c•; !;t at r, 1:11 at.oVr1 that it
,c:uJ 1.1.^ water. 1f it
i, , +..: : , slur inland they put a
l,:•: '. .. _:t under it.
{ !: I is thr c:' ^ >r.,lt itself, which
.
hums; tt .'.
(.41cr;iti1::1_: r: .
11. Sea tu:•1
spread
"Iluviri� !• ':i. :
nut send: .t
cies b) t'.'
1'1
. - it gr;Ins on
• 1 til r^ tiil.'J
- .; rice.
ding
'e. • ate' .
lodge , . S ,
of tire i!
::d OI 11-11:•'
eyes lana 10 it, CO1111nonly
sec the co -.:.nal in e:: s.t:erical form
d:teslcd of it- outer husk -through one
c;f these eye-, :' .sends up a sprout which
works it w:', through and out of the
initial. Lrevv'll °atter akin.
"In lheee day, there are mien who
vv•trk Ieplu!urlt at cuconnut opening
jIO t as Ik'y Ini';•ht at any other cnr
1• -)tl„•n'. though s.ntcwhat unusual
feature .`t Ii:C +''.).:Ihlr1 openers' work
is that they 1 e.gin it ut 2 a.m.; this so
t:: t su(ictent sta=ck may be prepared
in advance for lite' other workers
i• t •-gfn on. An expert c C1)anut open -
.1. ..ut open 2,000 nuts a day.
"Tho shells removed. other workers
lake .tete whole nut. pleats and spoke-
shave sill that tavern outer skin, and
Hien the whole round globe of cocoanut
neat is glut into a machine and quar-
tered. In these quarter sec tions the
neat is inspected fear Brit rejection of
tittle not sound and street, and then
it is 'del-ilizcd. alter which it is ready
!cr the vaeoIs further processes in-
t•' lye"( in :he:ai ling and dryings and
pii'ejlar:mgr it f•)r the market.'
MORE ECONQ\ILCAL.
The amazing spectacle of a celebrat-
eG NoncorhfornuLst divine lifting up his
oleo in prayer in a 'Tube" railway
.•.•1 r ase wits Wilnesscd the elle. clay.
1) . Morton, of Lyndhurst ltoad Church,
il.uupstead, t.enhluti. Erlg:end, was
travelling in the ilampstead 'Tube.
when ho train 1 t stopped ,ed suddenly and
the passengers were left in complete
darkness. They took little heed of
tee occurrence at first, but twlen the
stoppage and the dnrkrcae a it nueJ
fol a quarter of an heti•, that half an
hour, and then nearly un hour. they
began le be perturbed. 1)r. Horton
theretii:on rose to the occasion. Ile
suggested that the • should ay. The
6'g J pray.
passengers ,gleed, and Ili-. 11'.1011 ,ed
with the words, "Lord, wilt 'Thou
bring us out of this darkness into the
light ofsafety?"
Ilehodno sooner
ul
feral the supplication than the carriage
was flooded with light, and the train
went on it • way. `route people may
call This a ooincidence," Ile. host --n
says, "but putting this with other simi-
lar experiences in life we must know
that they reveal a prnyer-hearing and
a prayer-unsw•ering God."
-It
TORTURED DAY 4\I) NiGHT.
Z-.un-ttuk Cures Piles.
That there is no end to the heeling
powers of Zant-lluk Is being demon-
strated every day. Mr. Julius Glacier,
of Denbigh, Ont., was tortured day
and night with blind bleeding pilau,
hi: bad that he says: "1 could find no
comfort standing, silting or lying down,
and was unable to do any work. (inc
day nay eyes rested upon a little
sample box ut Zam-Buk. 1 picked it up
Expert testimony may be valuable and rend the words, (:ORES PILES. 1
from a s^ientit1c point of view, but started using Zam-I3uk that night. and
before 1 could purchase a large box l
was already cured, and IIA\'1: NOT'
BEEN TROUBLED SINCE. You may
publish this if you wish for the benefit
o! other sufferers." This is only ono
of the many cases where Zarlt•Buk has
healed piles when all else failed. \Twhy
do you go on suffering when such a
splendid remedy is near at hand?
Zitm-Bttk heal, sores, cures eczema,
skin eruptions, ulcers, ringworrl►, itch,
barber's rash, blood poison, had leg,
s cuts,
' t abscesses, u abrasions,
a
1
salt rheum, m
burns. scalds and all skin Injuries and
diseases. Of all stores and druggists
at 50 cents. cr from Zam•Buk Co.. To-
ronto, for price. 3 boxes for $1.25.
Bight you are, Alonzo; the fountain
plays because the water works.
there are often cheaper ways of esteb-
husk, tali • ! r,' Linin . a certainty, as the hero of the
fol: giving aueeck,te derided at the last
THE i 141'' 1' OF T111: TREE. moment. An Irish laborer entered a
-As the young tree gums the husk dis- (ray:u storehie i)oc d erawing poured oast item rbag
co ug
integrates and tots ua'ay.
"Coaeunut !vas alarm a Height at kr a nunlbc•r of very sticky and unat-
fewil lwenly to eiglay feet, recording tractive-tOoking lozenges.
to situation and circumstances. The "Cauln ye examine this candy?" he
as
free begins to Lear frail at about eight 'eat looks queer. what is Ihe mat -
its
of age. iL, life is about 12') years, tel with it?'' asked file druggist,1)1
. hundred
e• about
a
leu
it bearing
tx
ic1J t b
l
is .. •.
y
)id ye ire.
Huls uunuully, ani an interesting tact P.rcn. ()Vitt nankin'. [
1 that lite nuts :Ircp fr•.uu the tree at •e such stuff? Dinnis Daly give thins
night. 1.me b'y, and Dennis is )to frind of
"In 91111!:'• - es In which 11 Ls f.uid latah'."
11w tree. v its fruit, i; cndispehsuble "\\'ell i can make an analysts,"
1•, the vs.- '1 ; and it may be to the "Alt tight. 01'11 conte in lc-11101•rcw•
h'nr• t native human dwellers, on ale way from worruk.•,
• outer , ,.t of the tree, supplies a The Irishman had ►•cached the door.
material nils:!t may to toed f•,r ilte t•►lt he suddenly slopped with 1115 hand
I,urposes of clothing; the of:di•r part on the tate-h.
ef the tree trunk may be used fol• the ".ind hew much will thot 'nalysis
'framing and the tree's leaves for til'' 14' c'.-s:i:tg me " he inquired.
covering of shelters, white the tree's The man a
dollars."
sthe
er toails eountrr
r.
fruit supplies food and the fibres of the
hest a material for fishing knee
and swept the lozenges into the bag.
"In many places where lite c4.c,,^nut NV hie!' he replaced hl his pocket.
1:'ec thrivee (tali and ocreamlts form "Niter ntoind." he said. "Oil' feed
wan to the cat."
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Mr. 1Cipting's Canadian Tour.
Ontario rind all Eas'r'rn Canada is
deeply disappointed that \Ir. Kipling,
upon the occasion of his recent visit
to Canada, should have only seen "The
wet from a car Window'' and the
the only food supplies of the nati:•ea.
and in (Batiste iso!aie,1 stilt water sur-
rounded islands or bays the coeoauut
,itay he their only source of sipel• of
'resh water. The eacoanut Ire,' is }'rac-
e • ,ey boltow inside. and through this
r . •.a.s interior, almost as frce'y as 11
i.,uid Le pumped up through a pump
leg. it draws up wa'er for its own ells- East not at all. The older provinces
1. nance and growth, and froth this it are always proud and never jealous
1,11s with distilled water the fruit 4)11 o' the ‘West, into which they are send --
the tree, for the milk se•calle;l in the ing their sbelcefs and their sons. With
:cocoanut is practically (h•ineing water, all his powers as a word painter, 11 is
with very little other matte.. And Cao hardly to fie expected that Mr. Kip -
1111 some pliers tete coisiamit suf)plics ling can do Justine to all of Canada.
all the freeh water eblain1ble ae it ile lin: not seen the thriving cities and
'arty as w•'1! s)l 4 food -surely a won- lows a -f Ontario, with its 9alendid
(i rful met benalicent tree. rats'°. es.mills, and manufacturing in•
"Calming back te; the general sot -• -. Ile had only a fleeting glimpse
wit Hint that the ntanufa.turcd i ,t. • . ' l • • ate. and saw nothing cf the
ducts of • • • r more other industrial centre4
TIIi: \\'O\DEtil't't. TREE ' • 1)e anlinion. it is too bad, Cana -
d. ,,:. i- Isere, that he slould havespent
are new In oommr'n use threughvnll. Ihe moat of the lime. which he was
the civilized world. 'Te string it right : able to give to the study of cenditk,ns
close it may 1 e mat w iit:l y<•11 go 10,111e, in the itominion le the troubled shores
14. -night .--u will eel'. the mud oft of Ihe Pacific. \\'illi 110 desire lo mini -
y' lirshoes on a doormat made of its ! mizc Illy seriousness of the labor des.
Biers, and if you s euld tido- a nap be- 1 turtnnces out thele. or to disguise the
(i tet' dinner you w211 lie down. it stay foci that Canada is in sore need of
1'e, on n k,unge wteee sculling mnl•ain- more n,en to curry forward the work
allele sir lees of the 1 n111C nu113'l 1,!, ,n hand. Canadians would have be•'n
"'Tile on with which you dee - t.. .r unmet of some pen pictures by ?1r.
eaktd may he ('.SY'unut oil. ,.n'1 f ' Kipling of Ihe• Industrial Ensl, where
dessert you may have ce,cotnut pie. 1 'he p°etpte are prosperous and happy.
the kikhen volt itegl:t find earmbIoi 'I' 'a eenvieuen Is by no means local
1•rushcs made of cuceanul fibre. ai, l t to widespread. universal. ("Cana.
likewise brooms. The Curs id 111e e. • ,11." London. Eng., Nov. iGlh, 1907.)
cr,nut are varous. '-`
"leir many years. in fact since 'way 1 WAIL FOIL \\*All\Tt'I'.
back, ec)counuls have bean imparted in • T' , ,,. nrv' various m'il's et ke'-ping
fame numbers tinct they were 14) 1. , 1 . , r r„ 772 le,:•mling benunlbeti by
found for sole in Ifreceis' stores met ilia ,. 1'lt Ilevhr,ps out the least re-
e;rscwhcrv'. Its they sell tier. and dill- wa144.42''' .. that a(le•ptee by two wadi.man wed tee buy them and lake than cr., (it 7, .' heat regiment on duty in a
Itonie find bore a he'•t through the eyes !intro. • n til'• Ilrtllnn-French frontier
and our the nritk vet into a icacup (1) \lots ' • es. \\lisle piing off duty
and drink that and filen get father to iowar.i. near I'arrncks they list their
break hie ceconnut with a hatchet. and \way in a snews'r.rnl. and when found
Ihen they'd eat the meet, as children hs Ih''ir c•anradas they were in a pill -
,l111 do. 1114 (metal et. On being carried to
'Tax number et the °.tunnel' import.
their barrtict.., silty related how try
ed ter such mei other n tee demand, had struggle! fur Ion day, againi 1 the
is considerable. but it liana a dr.sp) it) I:hulled. and in order to keep theln-
st•ives awake. and to countered'. the
effects of the °till. they unceasingly
struck fine another. At limes they
fought stubbornly for hours on en".
which explained tete reason for the ex•
haualed rr4tte in which They were
fund.
the lir het to the number now uniort-
s'tt k r ►nanllfni taring Iles.
"Without stopping to leek up the
GFurex exactly, 1 flatted say haat there
an. gke,w uupor!nl tc Arni•ri'a aloul
thirty tnillen ceeennuta annually, some
of thew frith weld (r natural growth
facts, and some fraena placated and cul.
avate(1 ireea. kir the °°cannot IS riots
Illvatcrl: and it tight to menti')ned
patoing that a Cocoanut plantation
called a cocoanut walk.
"Of Cie. enorne us nnpi rtation et co-
coanuts 1 y far the greater proportion
,ore. M manufacturers. nn(1 the greater
starter of thio to the manntnclurers of
prrtllared cocoanut k•r domestic and
r Cher cooking uses. Formerly the home.;mite when waidol to use cseerinut kir
Ilacs CC Cake.,. r pudJulg' used 1. .
.11 herself. Nate' the vast mai(
all the users of CRCeanu: toy the r i.
LItacturcvd product all ready ,re/lar a
4or Irp. and the tnanufacturc of this
a trade In metes^h
11ANY 1'EOr l: FIND 1:\1i'1.0Y-
1 \1EN1'.
"'MQAnu( to 1 ` used in making pre -
„pared 'Ocoafut are pelt. a k)t (4 them
kgether, tib hon crates in which they
1 N
l'N:1\s\\T.ItABLE.
1 tike l:lw.ra -"Mamma, when the firnt
eees out where does it go to?"
Mrs. Gaylord -"1 don't know, dear,
i'(u might just us well „ .!s t•. 1h. r your
father gams when he b.. a .,u1."
As the Oil huts In, the I'uin (tubs
Out. -Applied to the stat of a Jain in
any ,part of the Nally the skin als(1rbi
the soothing liniment under brisk fric-
tionn and the 1
al`g' tobtuins niftiest ost in -
stunt relief. The results of the use of
1)r. 'Themes' Echctrie On have surpris-
ed unary who were unacquainted with
!Is qualities, and once kitow•n it will
not be rejected. 1•ry it.
"Ever been in Siberia?" ,'ked 11:•' he-
per'er. "Era-yes..un,wercd the dee.
lulguishca Ihicsi:nl refugee. "I took a
enouling there ono .summer!"
All women know whit it Is to ears vloient
Ain • and aim, another.
• x�. •e nue t a
teen; mn ttL
Our advice is, to plisse •' The n,t I." Meuthul
Plaster over the moat +•1 the Ira:.: it will du were
t., give you comfort th:ru apt) thine.
The long tails of the Shah of Persia's
horses are dyed crimson for sir inches
nt their tips -a jealousy-guarJetl pri-
vilege of the ruler and Itis sons.
:\ f'in'ely Vegetable Pill.-Parntelec's
\ egelable Pills are compounded from
root:. herbs and solid extracts of
known virtue in the lreatn►tnt of liver
and kidney oomplainls ani in giving
lien to the system whether enfeebled by
40erworli or deranged through excess-
es in living. They require no testimo-
nial. 'Their excellent qualities are well
known to all those who have used
!hent and they commend themselves to
dyspeptic,. and talose subject to bilious -
tees who are in quest of a benelicial
medicine.
\\'t►en some sten start out to leek
for the deserving poor their first stop
L: )n front of It mirror.
iTCiI. Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch in human
or animals cared in 30 minutes by Woe
fercl's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
NOT witAT Ilf ASKED.
in these days of indivilualisen in
thought and action the balance of de-
ciaiuu tips more and more toward the
pereenol. Even in the matter of sect•
ling, the ego asserts 1l -.'1f in the lace
of tradition and history. "1:6114" is
not the only person wJ:o Constitutes
himself the final court of appeal in the
realm of vrthography.
"So sou go to scliool, do you, Ps'b-
by?" asked the minister.
Umbrellas are like men, ns usually "Yes, sir; an-werej Robby.
the poorest get left. "Let 1110 hear how you spnll'breatt.'
"11 -reed -e."
Sudden tr:msull gicn from n trot to "The dictionary spells it wilts an 'a,'
Robby."
"Yes. sir; but yam didn't a'k nae how
the t('•Iionru•y spells it; you asked pie
how I spell II."
a cold lcmpei'ulure, exposure to rain.
silting in a draught, unseasonable sub-
stilulic•n c.1 light for heavy clothing,
are fruitful causes of cods iiiid tate. re-
sultant cough en pervious 10 persons
a; weak lungs. Among the many me-
dicines for bronchial disorders so aria-
ing. there Ls )ono better 11a111 ilickle s
Anti-Censun►pUVO Syrup. 'Try• it and
become convinced. Price 25 cents.
A woman Is never t tisfed unless she
has something lo worry tilxnrt.
A mann is apt to get his back up when
his wife calls flim down.
famous Iran is one who is len men by
More people than he know,.
Fever the Carse of the Tropics. In the slew
.on+ teo..v)r1e+ from tri. and all •ether
dl -u.1-u '• }'erruvirn " 1, 0101444g funk.. 114;0)0•
e,
be: the lam"I'ERROVIyl."
\Carriage is sol ol'en n failure, lett
the contracting parties very often are.
some men like' long office hours be.
cause it shortens their huese rel tt.+rl,e,
Holloway's fawn Cure is a sprit.: 4.nr
the removal of omens end wnrta. We
have never Nein' of hl. failing tre-
move.even the Horst trend.
end to l
Atter a men has po-et ns n cynic
for u short time he begins to Think too
little of others and too mush of him-
st•if.
Mirrors area nolsence in the hoose of •alga
whn.e face Is branded with e, coma. 1111 oW11
with \sewers Verste andtnt purify his hisRL 1111AI1bk.od with
N•esver'a $yrap•
"E1e^tricity in 1t:e atmos:'here off., t,
your t.ystem,"' 1-111(1 Ihe doctor, "l,
raid Ilii pttlicul, s•hu hail (*lid 'wu
+,liars for WI) visna. "There are
Bale. when (net !('els ower-c•hurgete•
'They- Newer Knew Failure. --Careful
olserwaliun (.1 the efh•ets cif I'arntr:ee's
Weletabte Pitts has simian t►at Ih•'y
MA immediately on the dia••rsed -
ti the syclml and c1' late it:• •••
heathy action. There may be ca.,rs
in which the dis••ast: has been keno
u aled and dopa not (nsily yield let b-• -
�,
C.101 De', but even 111 sue h ru:e.•
P';lt.s have Bern kne %is to bring
when rill other so-oalled remedies
ha% e fai(ed Theme assc1'liens can he
eltbelnntiat'd by many who have used ,
the Ills. and medical mien speak hip:t:
ly of their qualities.
An Inheritance of weak lints 1s s serious
handicap, but .tllon'a i.ung 1111+410 taken at the
that sign. of :t °•.ugh will sumo) immunity (rola
this dangeruue defect. Dotal bride with unknown
euro -elle.
The unhealthiest uccupetio0 in the
world is !hat of the Sicilian sulphur
miners. Out of LW) of these; men,
cal' 200 proved. on u recent examina-
tion, 111 for military mortice,
Only Ihose w)io are not !druid of be-
ing poor really Ive..nte ride
Pale, sickly ch;ldren sheltie met \lo-
it:er Graves Worm Escrtninutor.
\\.-•suis are one of the principal causes
et teetering itt children and should be
expelled druid the :oaten).
\Where the whnleb;,ne product usral lo
average 1,01t0.(1V) pounds 0 'true. it DOW
DV* rige.t tis- Ilion 200.(100 monads. 'Tilt
THE BOSS.
\\•itcn Unitas go easy, he just suuntcrs
iouud
AL tan o'°boli
111ai1,
Diets lcos. Sona°
tate gib 1,
Tosses us euclt a word, or maybe two,
Louis ut the papers, lights u ,..od cigar,
'Phones 10 a friend, and then goes out
to lurv:11.
aw G
e
and to .t
s::1
go mac
And 1ho
A
Jy
whiz!
1 hate to work! 1 wilt 1 was the toss'"
I3ul my, when things go wleng! May.
1)0 it birth$
Or priers down, or
olid busts
Then ain't he Johnnyon-lite-t:pet
eight!
'l'hen he dung take 110 limo to rebid
r1Ctt'S.
Nor eat no lunch,
ap
unt .
1
Then he shoots letters at the gid till
she
GeLs Iluslry red stets on her cheeks;
and make;
Even ol:l Chief Ck• it hustle; you know
hint.
f.It one with the scat of double
chin
pie -waits. 1`Ill
when 1 • • -t
when 11 ;r.1' . • ,rr r, then 110 looks
kind cr pn:a
anxious like, and yet so full • f
light,
n :ort of aching in any throat,
something °hooch me, when 1
look at him.
I go home and say
whiz!
Bigness is tough.
boss rr
11111 TENDER IiEART.
She has a very tender heart,
She wouldiYt hurt a Ilea,
But to one per«'n she is oft,
As cruel as can 1e. •
She has no pity en that one,
For, just to be in style.
She'll punch and punch and
herself
And suffer a!1 the while
or so; then reads Its
half dozen letters► to
tome bank goes
al
the
tut keeps us all
Thai
'end
And
And
1 get
lake
And
greased lightning
to maw -"Gee
I'm glad 1 ain't the
squeeze I
Shiloh
Cure
Cures
Coughs
and Colds
QUICKLY
aeric
r Use Shiloh's Cure
,J:er thew worst cold
thesharpcst cough
-try it on a guar-
antee of your
money back if it
doesn't actually
CURE quicker
than anything you
ever tried. Safe to
take, -nothing in
it to !inn even a
baby. 34 years of
success common 1
Shiloh's Cute --
25c., (JOC.. e l . 3: 5
1
e
e
••T
•
PREVENTION OF
THE WHITE PLA(>UL
The prevention of Consumption and
114 cute in the early arta,;es lea mutts!.mutts!.of fresh air and nouri.tulent but to
144 41re nourishment).m thlust histo ap-
petite, and uotbibg Is better kunwi to
inedlt:al science to stimulate and Int
iy-
,nto tne srsten than the active brim
violet' ot COD 11 Litt W 1, -too or
t
T
drawback
bee been that lt has hitherto
beim imp.xsible to separate the really
laluable elements of .ods' livers from
the nauseous oil or grease. which tact
Ctrs largely Whet thy good derived !rout
the alkaloids or active principles coo-
taired in Ihe Olt..
"lIItiCKS TASTE1.1;GZ" to - pre-
paration of the va,uab:e alkaloids or
art.ve principle. sepanttcd thaw the
grease and combined Willi Phos ,hon.ue
,n Dm form ut the t'o::{ound d)rupof
Ifypopttospt•ttee, the nutritious LI(l' id
Extract of Mail, an 1 the Itroee.,tal
Tonto and Sedative Fluid Extract of
Wild Cherry Itark.
wasting '1ire. Ci r n
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enervated a,nditien ut the system its•
in dist° improvement and eveutuul
cure follow its Use.
flood Brick's guaranteo with each
bottle.
"IIRICK'S TASTELESS•.
is put up in eight IS/ ounce bottles.
retail pri,e fifty (30) re t3; and In
twenty (20) ounce bottles. retail pisco
ono Il► dollar.
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full partteatera and dIrecuou lu.
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Power, Heat, Electric
to Lease for a Term of Years.
Central location. About ten thoutaia s4uaro feat In
four floors and basomont. Exoollort sill;):) n.; faciiltiol
Standard Firo Sprinklor Sysiotn. Lo.v inturaaoo r..tu.
MURRAY F. WILSON, 81 Ado!alde St. Wet, Toronto
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lit . hit.t•. firs a p•• 1111d.e: S1..31=7>. f!
iBA\.1NA INK.
"The banana furnishes Ile w site ink, 1
with hankerch.efs, with wax. with
blarkin{t. with excelsior. with oil, with
flew. with window-••elyd. with hrutt:e4,
l hr speaker. a banana planter holo
Jamaica. paused ail smiled. "1. i
don't believe me, 414t you?' he stint.
"Yet. truly the banana tree is a wen.:
eerie! thing. Every part of it tor; •
mere good nee. Thu.: the long lea;
make n fine exeeisl. r. The peep. be- '
:ng rich in tanin. furnishes a getout in.
delihte Ink and a goe,l shoe pelith. The
stems y ie'(l a Tine quality of hemp and
!eon) Ihit h(•trp there are made la''e
handkerchiefs. Cord and reties of all
kinde mats and britches. The (.11 is'
aged to Oiling. Of hanann flab. 1•
Cour greund teem the dried foie! eau, •
is no nee speaking --yea are (00 fam,l-
ISoCR NO. 51 -*7. tar %lib it."
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'LessOft EV
A C3o!.s ShirtIr�C.
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 rails
hits it, and keep leakingtill it is rotted away.
ither roof will cost
you about the same in
money at the start.
Rut the " Oshawa" -
shingled roof will be
FIRE -PROOF -liter-
>- ally ; and wind -proof -
actually ; and lightning-
proof- -positively. That's the hundred -year roof!
And that "Oshawa "-shingled roof will be
weather-proof for a century. We'll GIIARAN-
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
Infill -man say if you
asked him to guarantee cedar shingles for even
ten years ? He certainly would make remarks !
And even the best cedar -shingled roof will Le
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 catches a loose shingle -
whoosh
hin le -
whoosh ! ggoos half your shingled roof
over into the next township.
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Tools
A-Planty
Yet cedar shingles cost you just
about the price of these guaranteed
"Oshawa' Shinggles-2F-gunge tough-
ene(t steel, double gaivanized_good
for a century, guaranteed in writing till 1832, -Me -
and -wind -and -weather-proof and lightning -proof.
Foar-dollars-nod-a-half a equate buys "Oshawa "
Galvanized 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 en these
"Oshawa" Galvanized
Steel Shingles yourself, - - • -
easily, -- with no trx,l. hut a clava -hammer and
snips. Simplest thing you know -can't get 'en) on
wrung.
"Oshawa" Shingles lock en all four sides whole roof
is practically one sheet of double -galvanized ate•el, that
never needs painting.
ti
"Oshawa" Galvanized Steel
Shingles a r e GUARANTEED in
every way for Twenty -Five Years
Ought to Last a Century
And GUARANTEED
don't overlook that. Guar-
anteed in writing, over the
seal of a company with a
quarter -million capital,
guaranteed in plain
Englii'h, without ar.y Ha
or buts, for 25 long
years.
That's the argument in
a nutshell chat the rame
as wood - shingles ; fire - proof, water - proof, ri; t-
pproof, lightning - proof ; easier to put on; anis
GUARANTEED. That's the "Oshawa ' propneitir.n
Tell us the measurement of any roof, and we'll toll
you exactly what tt will coat to roof
It with less work and for leas money.
Plenty of ;acts that concern your
pocket -book come to yyon as eo',n as
y.ra ask for our free t.',,k, "lt'.,ting
ltighl." A post card will do to
ask on.
) - Wily don't you ask now?
The Pedlar People
MONTREAL TORONTO OTTAWA
Of OshawaLONDON
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