Exeter Advocate, 1908-01-02, Page 3THE KAISER IN ENGLANL
LIFE OF THE GlittlitN EMPliIIOlt Al
simple Debits Veiled by Etiquette and
Over One Hundred
Police.
b
The park surrounding theta -Idle Cas -
Iles well guarded. To the right, 10 Mc
14 11, in front and behind; one caught
tight of strange profiles whose identity
see; easy to guess. The very gardeners
.•llectiig the dead leaves and raking
the paths were evidently i tore accus-
t.nned to other occupations, writes a
correspondent of the Paris Alatin,
"flow• nitny )Police are there' 1 ask-
ed my guide.
"Over a hundred."
When we entered by a small side
doorway the tic -vac of a telepraph in-
strument was the first thing that Incl
my ear.
"There are three, and telephones as
%•ell," a telegraph operator told mc.
"\\'e don't stop working all day. Des-
patches are going and arriving with-
out cease, because the Kaiser sends his
'valeta! correspondence almost entirely
by wire. In addition, two special Ines-
eengrers leave for Berlin every day."
On arriving at the kitchens my guide
told me he was going to introduce Inc
to a fellow countryman, M. Terrell, a
Frenchman, who has charge of
TIIE IMPERIAL COOKING.
"What does his Majesty like?' 1 asked.
AL first M. Terrell wished to entrench
himself behilSd the ramparts of profes-
'reonal secrecy, but. yielding lc a lel-
'ow countryman's Importunity he re -
dented so far as to say:
"itis Majesty likes everything that is
fight. Ile eats very little, but. often.
Ile is very partial to fruits, particular-
ly pears. A favorite dish is cold tat
'pullet. One day 1 sent up as a sweet
n strawberry souffle, which his Majesly
liked so much that he deigned to ask
Inc the recipe."
Then M. Terrail, growing interested
In his story, violated the code of pro-
fessional secrecy still further.
"In the morning at 9 o'clock the Em-
peror takes poached eggs with a lillle
)trilled haat, fruit and tea. At 1 o'clock
1 serve bus lunch—eggs or fish, en en-
tree Of fowl or game. Often there is
simply a buffet. Perhaps you don't
know what a buffet L'? About te.n
Islets of cold meats in jelly. As for
dinner, it Ls a little more substantial.
A typical menu included soup, fish,
saddle of mullein, cold young turkey,
salad, pears and cakes. Before going
�.� bed the Kaiser cats two or three bis -
cads of German make and drinks a
glass of water."
Then we passed through the core-
d, rs; corridor after corridor, and every
ere encumbered with trunks, big trw1Tts,
little trunks, Oat trunks, all sizes and
kinds. '''hese are the personal trunks
of the Emperor; each contains
A DIFFERENT UNIFORM.
Al we reached the private
room.: se by the Kaiser. First came
the library, with thousands of looks
and the newspapers of every country.
Then the private sibling -twin, where
In the evening smoking u cigar Wil-
liam 11. takes delight in listening to
the t trona Norte o 1
6 ! r tic mechanical
piano. A small anis-chamber sepals
ides this room from Ihe dining room.
"IL is in this ante -chamber," sail my
-guide, "that his hfajesly:s suite meet
before heals. The Kaiser is living here
in the greets!. simplicity, but he. In-
sists all the sante on etiquette being
ok.erverl. Nobody enters (he dining.
room before Ihc Emperor. if his Ma-
jesty <:c:gns to smile everyb'xly smiles,
1f he has a frown on his face nobody
pays a word.
"At dinner the Emperor wears even-
ting dress with derorattens, generally
the Golden Fleece, the Block Eagle and
of the knee the Order of Ihe Garter. As
'sown as his Majesty has taken his place
eft the table the imperial suite sits
town. Ills Mnjesty gives n sign to the
house steward and the meat begins.
"During dinner the Kai-cr drinks gen-
erally orangeade, !emonnde or cider.
end fen at the end of the Ileal, but no
ttq ueu rs."
Mem the dining ro(iHI we went to the
private rooms of the Kaiser. First of
t.11 was a bedroom decorated simply
end in good lasts. An Empire led of
great histortcnl value constituted the
chief furniture. It w•ns on This bed that
r\tai 4hal Ney was laid on the evening
et the day he was shot in 1x15. A
small table' s:a( Bred over with cigar-
ettes.
On the el,imne'y 1 saw n wooden bow
/n which were Iwo bracelets and four
rings, one being ornamented with n
miniature of the Empress. Many pho-
lograph. were about. three of his sons,
of Kung F.denr(1 and
THE C7 I1 NICIIOl..\S 11.
Rut this mem serves chiefly as n
dress•n),e.lox,rn. as les \lajesty sleeps in
en ndj:.;n ng nom. This second loom.
eimp!er n than the former, C'1118ins
w bedq per covered w'ilh a coun-
I(rpnre ernbrlitkretl in silk that once
belonged to Mario Antoinette. On the
night table by the bedside was a re -
innate it revolver in a doeskin cover.
On n chest (.t drawers we're 5tlll more
phokegraphs--ttw.se of the Empress aTri
Ms daughters-in-law. immediately after
This bnl:'4KIni comes the last <rf his \fa-
jcsly's privet,. moms, his workroom. 1
e•nly had Ilene to catch n glimpse of a
desk littered with lettere, printed nine
ler, etc. \lore photographs lay mess!
and more b'''mks, nursing them the r
er (mils putelishiel "Letters et Queen \ `
toric."
1.0:s of p n4 weie scattered about In;e
,<.e.k, ntl eeset'quitls. as Ihe E►ni: -e •
uses nothing c'se. 11e uses fine sst t
to dry his ink, never Holt ng papa r.
\\'hen the Emperor is in ane of his
private moles no one is n11r•v ' l !o ep-
pronch hen tut tha lour servants ;.t
Inched to 1i1' 1.Ce•4 n. At n ght n faith
fat guard p'nersl al his door forte& en.
try to any one.
As 1 reseed through the parr le go
away 1 heard 1!►e purring of an auto
slid my guide said:
"Do sou see That auto? Last Wee
I.'•,'tay it disturbed blue I.:mimeo!' con-
.eirerably. Ile was just returning heat
-1 shooting expedition and as he put
las foot on the step to get out a loud
explosion occurred in the motor. Wil-
liam 11. turned slightly pale, but the
engineer in charge of 111e imperial au -
1.., quickly reassured hint. Then the
Kaiser smiled and said: "Never tuird,
�.: long as it in the past.'"
'Je
1011 'I'1:\II'1'A'I'ION.
"There are some persons," said \Ir
Burdens, one day, "who don't wear II
Hue ribbon with sincerity, They we;
it, perhaps, nlxiu1 as hyporritica1ly 11.
was worn by un employee of a ccrtu
blower.
"This employee, after years of dissipa-
tion, aptx'ai-ed one day at the brewery
with the blue ribbon on his Invest. No-
thing was said to flim, and he wore the
nit lain for some month;. Then one day
the head of the deal, happening to 110 -
Uro the hunks badge, nppronched hint.
"WitY, Frank,' he said, 'it is strange
lc tern you, a brewer, wearing the blue
ribbon r
"'IL does look strange, sir,' the elan
admitted.
'\5'e11,' said the brewer, 'why do you
do it?'
'IL is like this,' said the workman.
'1 wear the ribbon because it makes mlttn
Tike to tempt enc'. and when I'm tempted
I succumb, sir.'"
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DOCTOR WANTED TO A\IPI'TATE.
Mrs. E. F. Fonger, 34 Myrtle Street
St. Thomns, Ont., says: "1 an
most thankful 1 discovered the exist-
ence of 'liana-Iluk. For about 9 months
1 suffered cruelly front the effects of
having a corn removed freta my little
tee, for with its removal a hole re-
mained and my toe was in a terrible
state and 111.e doctor thought it
necessary to amputate it. About this
time 1 received a sample box of 'Lahr
Bak and began using it on my toe. The
first application gave me the greatest
ease from pain and encouraged me to
give Zanl-Iluk a thorough trial. Two
months after commencing with 'Lani-
Ruk there was Ito sign of a hole for tfie
flesh had grown in very firmly and all
lereness and pains were entirely ban
-
hhod. Zahn -Bok brought about this
testing when all other remedies tailed.
We find 7,am-fluk .so valuable that
we would not be without a box in the
/louse."
'loam-Ruk heals cuts, bruises, old
wounds, running sores, eczema, ulcers,
hats, eruptions, scalp sores, itch, piles,
Chapped innnds, burns, scalds, and all
'kin diseases. ',Oc. lox, all druggists
Ind stores, or 'Lam-Buk Co., Toronto.
A STRONG BANK.
The Merchants' Bank Statement Jest
Issued Shows Its Solid Position.
•
Confeeited by the Annual Statement
of the Merchants' flank of Canada, just
issued, one docs not require to go far
afield to discover the Secret of the eta.
billy of our Canadian banks, and in
tli(uzc- ud) y when there have been rune
bhngs and lumblings in the Onanoial
world in the neighbxoring republic, we
pride ourselves in the safeguards to
both shareholders and the public pro-
vided by our Canadian banking system.
The Statement of the \letehxulh' Bank
presented at the forty-fourth Annual
\feeling of Ihc Shareholders, held at
Montreal on the 18111 (rest„ sets torah
in practical n 1 aC 1 (ll Illalllle
r the best features
1m
t f that system and refects the greatest
credit on that 'tank's management. The
dale of the closing of the banks by the
tank 'las been changed from May 3Ist
to November 30111, and during the Last
half year the net profits carnal. after•
allowing for payment of charges, etc.,
ametint to the largo cum of $173,144.51).
lite fetal drgx)sits by the public amount
le $36.251,343.97. which Ls scoured by
total assets of the hank which amount
to ever fifty -Iwo millions of (Pillars. At a
lime when the management of our banks
ixtve teen stlrengthening the positions, f
their re's)cctivc Inst)tntitns by pursu'ng
a mnser%ati%e policy and increasing
(heir cash reserves, we find the "Mer-
chants"to the fore with immediately
available nssets nnlouMing to a little
oder, nineteen and a quarter million
dollars. Cntrenrh<vl le such n strong
position this Pard: merits the confidence
of the Thousands of people who are in-
teepeesl in its po,itien. '1'o the share-
holders a yearly dividend at the rale of
tea, has been paid, while the lorge Iral-
artec of $267.1011 hes tom carried for:
ward 1., nest year. The pnii-up Capital
ret the M'rrhant; Rank -stands rel te.0)0:
(N)0, Mond wh:ch there is a Reserve ..f
The statement lc n highly satiefa.•kery
one from every slatelpohlt, ntxl if the
r :tidily (d our ennnlbian hanks at the
present lime hes the effort of crnaling
Confidence of nriny foreign Interacts 'n
Canada. Ibe thnuka of the pub) c are due
Io tach an institullret among (Abets as
the Merchnnl9' thank.
STRANGE BURIAL. BEQUEST.
At Irl inquest at Bath, England, re-
cently, on Richard Fume/tux. who com-
mitted suicide by turning on the gas in
Iris bedroom, it was slated that his in-
slcu•:liens for burial were that three
parts •o1 (remain salt were to be mixed
with one part of slack time. find his
needy ens to be place.) inn box filled
with llee nlixhue, and messed to re•
rnnitl ter 19 years. Then it was to be
seen w hillier pctrifl nl on had occur-
red.
/OC• The latest
Success.
w .ice
lac The bi
black plug
chewing tobacco.
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AN EASY VICTIM
TO CONSUMPTION
Tho ran down system is an Inviting
field for the germ, of Tuberc•iuslr. You
cannot avoid breathing In Phu germs --
they are ever; where - hut a robust eye.
tem is inuuuue from their attacks. To
rebuild a weakened system there le
nothing that contains au much virtue
as COO LIVER OIL, but the virtue is
not in the grease. In fart the grease
retards the beneficial action of the
really valuable prinotplcs of the OIL by
deranging the digestion.
In " lilt It'K'S TASTILLic 3
grease Is eliminated. I, cetWonte
veloahlo principles of COD LIY
OIL In a palatable forth, combined whit
phosphorous in the form of the Com-
pound Syrup of Ilypophosphltes, the
nutritious Ilunid Extract of Malt and
the Bronchial Tonic and Sedative Fluid
Extract of 1t•'ild Cherry hark.
ARM YOURSELF AGAINST
CONTAGION.
"BRICK'S TASTELESS" will build
up the enervated system and will euro
Bronchitis. Pultuonary Affections, at.d
rho deranged or disordered nervous
system. Make your body healthy and
you need have no fear of germs or
diseases.
Read prick's guarantee with each
bottle.
-BRICK'S TASTKLESS'
is put up in eight (8) ounce bottler,
retail price fifty 1501 cents, and In
twenty (20) ounce bottles, retail price)
one (l) dollar.
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for
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Get the fres book
that tells "When Pau! -
try Pays," and is packed
with facts you ought to know
about the up-to-date way to go
into poultry -farming without big capi-
tia tkwk describes outfit. and the p'an
that as.k.s success aortal.. Coats nothing
to get it.
Explain.,
hew we find
you • cash
buyer for
your pprod-
uct. P,ove+
w b y Peer-
less Incuba-
tor, Peer-
less Brooder
20-Egg
.tdh°no-
(No .ti.ee) a.do
PEVPLE33 i way of sel-
1•saltater !i.e. Relit -
uteri, you
the right .tart. Send for book to -Jay.
brfoee edition is goee---so charge for ,t.
With Use rtes Roos we mew r,.11 eel.11s of how to ret a
Psora... Poultry forrroat eh.tat wltbout puttlog
up a esat or reedy mosey . how to mate .urn
Mror. you .tart that poultry Wiping will pay
Got tae boot POW. ddress The- t t
LEE-HODGINS CO., hives
sea Pembroke St. PEMBROKE, ONT.
MAY QUAKEiIS SUCCEED.
There is no record of a single quaker
being an inmate of a workIKner, and
yet their rules, which tire strictly ad-
hered to, prevent Friends when engage]
in business From even taking advantage
of the law and the usual devices of com-
mercialism if they deviate in the slight-
est principle of righteousness. From
the very foundation of the Society of
Frien(Its, :30 years ago, Quaker lncr-
_c!tnnls a a itsfsetutere inspired con-
fidence eir srrupulon.; honesty.
They n led to meet their obliga-
tions, and ..,,lite their trade rivals were
busy in spc^_ulatkms to increase their
wealth, and devoted 'heir leistere 10
sport luld gambling, the old Quaker laid
111': foundations of what are note world-
famous businesses by strict application,
by studying the latest methods, by giv-
ing their workpmple a (Iireet interest In
the welfaree,f the urel1e
r rk'
lg
. in direct
rl
opposition to the general conditions pre -
veiling at that period in England, and
b)• observing ilio strictest integrity it all
their dealings. These qualities have
been inheriled by their snore..sons, and
terve undoubtedly caused their astound.
Ing commercial success.
The greater the irritation in the Throat
the more distressing the rough be-
eonles. Coughing is lite effort of Na-
ture to expel this Irritating substance
from the air passages, !tickles Stilt -
Consumptive Syrup will heal the in-
flamed parts, which exude mucous, and
restore Mete to a healthy stele, the
c(.ugh disappearing under the curative
effects of the medicine. 1t is pleasant
lo Ihc taste, ani the price, 25 cents, is
within the reach of all.
Young Lady (enlhusinslirnlly): "Oh, 1
say, isn't out' new mnlrnlk)'. v.,1:•0 just
heavenly'" Elderly Man i•'nnternely):
"Well -il's unearthly, nt any role."
Did yen notice tbtt “del 11119 Itmpin; along •
day or soago/ Well, 11 he will put in his hark
" fhe i k1.- Menthol !'taster, 111 a week he will
walk es straight as any one.
"Ilse Deb—sets al last have n girl they
hope O. 'seep." "Ahaurd ! \\ herr is retch
a girl to be found; "She was born to
them yesterday."
A Gen• ral Favorite. -1n every place
where inlrituced 1)r. 'I tc,,tr►s' I;ck'o
Iris Oil has not fnilel to establish a re-
putation, slowing that the akrling qua -
sties %tecth it Ixnse..sr'.c are valued
everye Isere when they become known.
II is in general use in (:nnadn nod
.other countries ns a household medi-
cine and Ihe dcnulnd for it etch year
shows that it is u favorite wherev, r
used.
110T11 AGItEED.
A builder's lalr.r'r had got hurl --not
much more than tt scratch, it is true. but
1114 employer had v isinna of leiter eine
pellnl to keep hint for life. and had
nel)pled the wise course of sending him
ret once es Ihe lospilal, Afli`' the llouse-
surge)n hal) esRnlined hire carefully, he
said to the nurse :—
"As sulx'uteneous abrnnion is next ele-
ser'nble 1 do rwil think there Is any lea-
ser to apprehend tegument/0 dealru..i.
IM111 of 111e wound."
Then. turning to the patient, he naked,
ggizzi:olly
'\\'Fal do yens think. my man ''
I'.. which the taller made trply :--
"\Well. )stele a wonderful !twilight -
reader. okeker. Yeti !ere!( the very nerds
siert ief my mouth. 'That's ji,l what 1
was going lo say."
"Bot. Timmy.- said Itis nrether, "did-
n't )fair eeissiencea 11.11 y u1 wen were
1k,ing a rang .'' "Yee," re eli s.l Tummy,
"tut I don't believe everything 1 hear."
Rooting�� Is Eases
Right � Work
SHAWA' GiSTEE ed 3HINLE5
Put them on with no tools but a
hammer and tinner's shears,— can't
go wrong. They lock on all four
sides, are self -draining and water -
shedding on any roof with three or
more inches pitch to the foot. Make
buildings fire -proof, weatherproof
and proof against lightning. Cost
Least in the long run. Made of 28 -
gauge toughened sheet steel—only
one quality used and that the best—
bent cold and double -galvanized.
Last longer with no painting than
any other metal shingles heavily -
painted. Guaranteed in every way -
until 1932. Ought to last a century.
Cheap as wood shingles in first
cost ; far cheaper in the long run.
" Oshawa " Galvanized Steel Shin-
gles cost only $4.60 a square,
10 ft. x 10 ft. Tell us the
area of any roof and hear our
tempting offer for covering it
with the cheapest; roof you
can really afford to buy. Le t
us send you FREE booklet
about this roofing question—tells
some things you may not know.
The
Thdlar
PaDpla
Addres/ ovs 1&O LAL
)nearest Wsrehonae 1 fns ca.lg sl. W.
Oshawa Galvanized Steel
Shingles are GUARANTEED in
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Ought to Last a Century
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IIER BE.AI. PURPOSE.
"I'm afraid," said the anxiot.s mother,
"your new gown will be too expensive to
please your husband."
"011," reoined the young wife, "I
didn't get it to please him. 1 got It too
w(:rry other ttotnen."
An End to Bilteus headache.—Bili-
on stews, which is caused by excessive
bile m the stomach, has n marked ef-
fect mien the nerves, and often mani-
fests itself by severe headache. This is
the most distressing Headache one can
have. '!'here are headaches from cold,
from fever, and hon1 other causes, but
the most excruciating of .all is the bil-
ious headache, t'lu•ntelee's Vegetable
Pills will cure It—cure it almost im-
mediately. it will disappear as soon
as the Pills operate. 'There is nothing
suer in the trectnlent of bilious head-
aChe.
Gipsy'Perk:ne Teller (seriously): "Let
me warn you; son?cdgles going to crrs.s
your path." Motorist : "DoWt y'Ct1�tl,ink
yt•ud tetter warn the other chap?
Many Thanks are doe from the propri.4ers of
Weever'al•erate 1, friend+ who have written to
tell of the l•erate'+g., .d word in curing trrofulons
humors, .c PIA head and other skin
ill seater.,
a,
"fly the way, low dol you came out
with Ulla <Irink cult you put in your
husband :s lea ?" "First -rale. He hasn't
drunk a drop since." "Of whiskey?"
"No; tea."
,
�V
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
has the largest sale of any similar pre-
paratien sold in Canada. It always
gives satisfaction by restoring health
:e: the little folks.
Ilenedick : "''hat luminous pnint ie; a
splendid invention." singleton : "soled
do you use it for?" Benedick: "\\'c point
th liaby:s face SO We can give him a
drink in Ihe night without lighting the
gas."
ITCII, Mange, fsratrte Scratches earl
every form of contagious Itch in human
or animals cared 1n 30 minutes by \Wol•
ferd'a Sanitary lotion. 1t never fails.
Sold by all druggists_
\VITEN TIIE KIN(. TRAVELS.
The king's Irvin was speeinlly built
f
his Majesty Is: the London and
North-Western Railway Company of
EngInnil. It is intere8Iing to learn. n
paves of this (rain, that whereas some
Continental Sovereigns have had railway
('..aches built far therm al the expense of
Int' Wale or of their own privy purse,
111•• tkt i.l train provided by this railway
end Ivo or three of tete ether English
rcrnpulnies have been rr,nstruetel at the
c(mpanies' own expense. They then re-
ninin the railways property. the mem-
bers of the ik,yal Family tensing their
fares like ordinary passengers, with
merely the 1,sunl charge fair n Epeeist
train. The most elaborate pr(`cautk)ns
are taken In ensure Ihe safety of the
Kings train, n pike engine running fif-
teen minutes in ndwnnce thr.ugta ttl the
entire is -Laney. The train itself contains
n Aitken. n I4.Iv.r.m, rind dressing -room,
811 equipped with handsome furililure,
1PiU
to-tE NO. 1 CA.
A PICTURI: TO Ali\IlltE.
Ariist : "What kind of pictures (lo you
admire most?"
Friend : "Rare engravings. 1 particu-
larly admire the landscapes on the back
of a 8100 bill,"
It is only necessary io read the lesli-
moilifils to Le convinced that 110110 -
way's Corn Cure is unequalled for the
renewal of corns, warLs, etc. 1L is a
c(.mpiete extinguisher.
Kitty : "Willis Norton met a girl on
beard the Atlantic liner, and before they
got to the other side he veils engaged
her. What do you think of that?" Torn:
"I' only goes to slow that telt all of the
perils of ocean travel have been elimi-
nated yet."
A Great Combination. " re-rovim " the best
tonic i. It -heal.! he taken b. all invalid+. by
all who ars run dust 1 ur uut of sort,. It build,
up, gives new lite.
Little Boy k11.ring iris evening lesson
n. home, to his father): "Papa, where is
the souree of the Volga ?' Father : "1
',K.:;'t, know." Little Cloy : "You (14)1)1
kt ow T' --s red to think that to•nrit'row• 1
1101)bo pun'tsat'v-to44 ur ign(jr nce !'
They are Not Violent in Aclkui. —
Sorne persons, when they with to
cleanse the stomach, resort to Epsom
and other purgative sells. 'These are
speedy in their action, but serve no
peenianent good. 7'heir use produces
int-ipient chills, and if persisted in they
ir.jure the stomach. Nor do they is I
open the intestines in a beneficial wie..
I'nt•mc!ees Vegetable I'i1L, nnsw'er ;.lt
purposes in this respect, and have no
superior.
Little Roy (looking at music catalogue):
'Tallier, who was i.Iuznrl 7' Father :
"Mozart ? Gracious, ►ny boy, you don't
know that? Go and read your Shakes -
peaty 1"
Allen's Lung Balsam. in which there Is rte
e ,amu
, cru.,
e4 sore thrt And Were lungs as It
allay. the iafianunatoo :,n t rids you of the
mucou. that stops up them, r'♦tRaga.. 1460., Nat
flee betties.
Farmer Ilaye : "That Jews boy Ihnl
used lo work for yeti wan!. inc les give
hint it job. Is he Steady " Farmer
Serde : ''well, if he was any
steadier,
he'd 1 e teolveneases
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and 'Tln•ir (lesul.'r•, I y' Aar,ut Marlin
Crane. At all bookseller; or postpaid for
fi1,511. Iiithrop, Lee & Shepard Cu.,
Roston.
Every Woman
Llutereated sod should know
about the wouderfnl
MARVEL Whirling Spray
tad
The sew •ecepilog*.
Best -ll M comm -
bent. It cleanses
anus
Ant mai strewn.
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11 A B V I accept no
p� bot send stamp for
Ill•wiated book-R.0Pd. It ghee
4.1l •srtfealars add directions to
yulmislo 4tnn la,tto
WINDSOR el;Pb'1.• (n., ♦YIud.r,r Oat.
General Areata ter Canada.
Why_,____
Go South ?
Try a Visit to the Famous Springs
of the
"SI. Calftaiines Well"
CANADA'S
HEALTH
RESORT
In the Niagara Peninalla•
The treatment a1 Nrrvou• sad
kbeumatlsm • Specialty.
APPLY
THI WELLANID.
Br. (*autunite.
1
COWARD!
Smith • "Did you tell y .Ir wife ye t
wouldn't he home fill late'
Il,binrun (car(`ks.,1)) : "Certainly."
"You did?'
"Yes, I should Think so."
"And what did she say 7'
"Well- as sr'on as I hail lo'd lees 1
rang oft the telephone."
Offer n %vomit') 1111 nlelegy and the
shrines are she will offer hill 1`XCUSe to!
not accepting it.
VINSIMIRMNINEIMi
SHILOH'S the uickest
cough & cold CURE
Get a bottle to -day from your druggist. If
it doesn't cure you QUICKER than ,anything
you ever tried he'll give you your money back
Shiloh'• is the beat, aafest, surest and quickest medicine for your children's coughs
and colds. it has been curing coughs and colds for 34 years. All druggists--
asc., soc., and $i.00 a bottle.
_ Re
FACTORY
---WITH---
Power, Heat, Electric Light,
to Lease for a Term of Years.
Central looatlen. About ten thouta'id squat's feet In
four floors and basement. Expellent sillpp n; faollitics
Standard Fire Sprinkler System. tow Insuranoe r.tte.
MURRAY F. WILSON, 61 Ade'aide St. We3t, Toronto