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riem'tlttl: P()WF11 IN AI'It!(:►.
Itriii.h and (irrncui Capitalists Will
Il:,rrtess Victoria fans.
lin! -h and Gerauut capital have
ani e1 to carry out one of the must in-
teresting engineering undertaking; LI
modern tinges. It Ls tho i►arneesing of
the \'ictoriit Valls to supply electric
power to the Iiand and to the bummer -
Ode developments of industrial life in
the Tran•vaal and Rhodesia. It is
easily the largest single project of this
charac'er in the world.
The project Ls ns follows: By a lat-
eral canal on the north side of the river
Ie generate Ilse power at the Victoria
Falls, .nil titmice trans•nit it to the
'Hand. Simultaneously otl..ly to erect a steam
reserve station on the nand to guard
against Pity interruption of ser ice, and
worked in conjunction with This would
be a system of hydraulic storage of en-
ergy. For this purpose They would pre-
pare an artificial waterfall near the
Mand by using all surplus p•.wer trans-
mitted from the falls to pump water
into n reservoir at a great height. By
this neents it would be possible in case
of Netted ,„n en the main Irannuission
lino lo supply the whole of 1110 power
71.edcd by the [nines from generators
(lriten from the reservoir, until either
the line lta,l been rewired, or the steam
Station Irad had time to gel up steam.
(BILEAIII*
C1itE PILES AND CONSTIPATION.
\Vhy is it that Bileans are so effective
fli the cure of piles? Because they don't
waste time on synlptorns, but get back
In the real root cause! Nature has pro-
vided that the liver shall secrete a sub-
stance which, operating on the inter -
les, shad prevent the congestion which
Imes piles. Bileans do not merely
oolhe the congested veins. They act on
he liver cells, enable then to start (heir
work and sheet the agony of piles disap-
pears a.s does a river flood when the ice
jam is removed.
Mr. '(has. Plunkett. of 472 Manning
Ave., Toronto, says: -"For three or four
years I suffered from constipation and
piles. Ialso 111111 severe headaches. Al!
sorts of remedies were recommended to
me but 1 tried them In vain. Bileans
were very different however. From first
trying them 1 found benefit, and now it
anybody wishes to know anything about
Bileans 1 will be glad to tell them how
superior they are."
Why superior? Because most reme-
dies merely get at the external symp-
toms. Bileans go back to the cause..
Salvo reasoning applies to their certain
cure of all liver ailments, indigestion,
headache, cons! ipati'ere icnia'le it$H?tettrie.
anaemia, (esti,;, , , etc. Druggists and
septa -Sell at 50c. a box, or from the
Bilean Co., Toronto, upon receipt of
price, 6 boxes for 82.50.
Jus'r LOAFING.
young scamp!" roared the old
r, rushing in unexpectedly, "1
ug!IL you told me you didn't mete.
.
urlles, read diene novels or whistle
le you worked?'
Veil?" nested d the o01ce boy laconi-
h. re 1 rome in and catch you
711;
tit you don't catch me work -
of a sound throat and robust limas
ogl;yet by pr.plu who, having
a •blue cold, y .0 hauls.," hare
rum misery and danger by .\Ilea's
AN REIR IN JAPAN.
of n lnplion Is universal in
it is prdcliied to keep a
oat becoming extinct. In -
scarcely n fancily in
t at sine lime or other
► per -00 who has no
; 4,!s a seen, and, if he has
a dao, 1'.v. "(ten gives her In hire in
Riau nage. A youth, er even a chill. who
may be the heal of a family ecce, ral-
ly ndo;•l.•. on the point of in;. t eon
older than himself lo succee I I. "1.
Great Thing' fr'nn1 Little Cay 1;,oty
-11 111,0; t. tv i l!.' In ik•in' ." •
isharet:•11. 111 • rill:•• ,. 111• Ix'
C•,L1. •:n, ll, n . v.1!• 11 'q• 1(►unk. : llXi-
('ly, a rr.. e • ;1'r :ample caue',
ilu, if i,r. r 'wee, i•,• 1' '1 taken, this
!senile •' 1ee ria. t..\.• lies :t 7147115
coils : 'n Nese e c!n•oni.'allo ee-
teheir••1 s II 1.h; , ', le lay see es its de•
&Ira L.rtt t:. n; e (Ruses Irrf dealt
\tiUl
11 t nu•. 1' ,!„• th ee-live np-
'per.t'u• in I cut h. c a .7.14 n end all
\ell b' %\ 1p, 1 .1r::.•.... s
1 i'1. :.re teller 1'.41n rely ether f.,r the
ere \\1'1'1.1) 111:.
At Cie ties. \1 4 " \I ILcoese colo,•
(fret a t•, t . u• , are \I He
..int Ing:• 'At I!see,- sant to n
i+rr h• ser ; ref.:, or, en , peel Ot%cr seen
en•' b• fore.
"frees -or and Mrs. (Ceti.',.' to read,
"hitt0 much pleasure 111 'Wonting you
that 1!rey will b.: at hu,ue en the 15111
Inst."
flow to answer this was it poser to
bion. Al la.!, lifer much !lee:gilt, he
peened the fulSo' ing:
"I'rnf.•ssor spare is very ;Cad to hear
that Professor awl alio. thank will Le
at Home on 11,' I:4th inst„ end has
much p', astir.. in infer rim ! thein that
he l day
Met\ IN TIIE MOON.
Yrriiors of the Myth a. Held by People
of Different Lands.
Of all the my th, which Ituve sprung
up around the Moon, before 4; 1!1!r's
lchseo!tt retrt:t'd an.:'her tvurhl wit!
lofty • ea r•', %.;hews and vas
Wee -• tl:. oeit et, and probably the
time' f ,easier to us till, is that of its
1,111:1.474 inhabitant. Every nursery has
h and Ih • story of the lnun who was
(mond by Moses gathering sticks on the
Sabbath, and cttndanued to dwell in
the ulnen till tho end of time, says the
leve :,:t Globe.
Origineting, doubtless, to the super-
fic.nl resemblance of some of 11►e [noun
spots to a man with a bundle of slicks
or, his back, it would bo handed down
by zealous Sabbntariuns as un edifying
warning. II has even been referred to
Biblical authority. German nurees
commonly wary the Idle by shying that
the offender was given 1110 choice ef
burning in the sun or freezing in the
1110111, and that he preferred a lunar
frost to a solar furnace. But in the Mid-
dle Ages, before Lutherans and i'uritnits
tad superimposed the conception of tho
Jewish Sabbath upon the Christian -Sun-
day, the crime thus punished was theft.
It is posible, however, that the "elan
in the Moon" myth may claim an even
remoter antiquity. Primitive man had
a tendency to personify those natural
forces whose laws he could not compre-
hend. his imagination endowed them
with human %nice' and human feelings,
.
and with superhuman knowledge and
power. Hence the moon acquired a sex
arid a gender, In Sanscrit and all deri-
vations, except Greek and l.atin, and
such modern languages as hove cone
under the classical influence, it is mas-
culine. And doubtless. This is the rea-
son why the L'gendary• "Woman in the
Moon" is not nearly so prevalent as the
legendary "Man."
Bo this as It may, it is certain that
tit Teutonic fable we find the moon :n-
hahited by both sexes. For according
to Mr. Baring -Gould. our familiar nur-
sery rhyme about Jack end Jill is de-
r.veJ from the Scandinavian myth cf
tic Iwo children, I(iuki anti Bil, teho
were taken up into the moon with (heir
pole and bucket as they were drawing
water. They symbolize the waxing and
waning of the moon, while the water
they are carrying refers to the influ-
ence of tho moon's phases upon the
rainfall.
There is an ancient belief found in
some of the writings of the old Egypt-
ians that the moon is an abode of de-
parted spirits. And some of the South
'lmericen Indians still regard it as their
"happy hunting ground," the paradise
of dead chiefs and braves. But in the
Middle Ages the Moon was generally
looked upon as the seat of hell, and it
is probably this circumstance that led
•41"thee etwil,r - nssotiation -or the tiioon
with witchcraft,
MAGNIF14:EN1' (a1.IFO1INt.► TR.V:S
•
Via tee (:hteage, L'nion Pacific and
North Western Line. The "los Ange-
let• Limited" to Southern (:ahfr'rnia and
the "Overland l.inetetl" to San Francis-
ce are considered by travelers tis the
finest trains teat frig Chicago. Less than
t three days to California. Drawing room
and compartment sleepers, buffet, ob-
servation an 1 dining cars. Tra1114
electric hetet d throughout. '1'I:e "China
and Ja:'an" Fust Mltil carries Pullman
Standard and 'Tourist sleepers to all
California Coast points. Illustrated
California literature, folders and rates
k 1•e had un application to 11. 11. Ben-
nett, General Agent, a King Sl., Toron-
to, Ont.
♦--
Youngster (to elder brother just home
from college): "You understand gram-
mar, don't you, Jack?' Jack (indignant-
ly): "Of course I (1o." Youngster "Well,
what would you say -the yolk of an egg
is while, or the yolk of an egg was
white?" Jack: "'I'hc yolk of an ere
whole. \Vhy do you ask?" Youn; •
"Because 1 should say it was yell......"
Strong words by a New fork Sp�:lal-
lit.--•'.tiler years of te.ling and cou17r4:ri.
son I have no hesitation in saying that
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heart is the
quickest. safest, and surest known to
medical eci_mlce. 1 nee it. in lay own prac-
tice. 1t relieves the moot acute forms of
heart ailment inside of thirty minutes
and never fail.." -3S
Schools for scandal seem to be badly
over -crowded.
Atter making a strentinus effort to gel
out of a rut a elan fins himself in a
hole.
A ()seek Recovery from Pesci' snit an sick.
anti it always 1110 cat. e4 lien "Torrori,n" the
lest tonic is used. It builds, it strengthonr, it
gives new life. Try it.
"Waiter!" called the customer in the
restaurant where. an orcha,lr•n was
playing. "Yes, sir." "Kindly tell the
leader of the orchestra to play COtile-
Ihing sad and low while 1 dine. I want
to see if it won't have a softening in-
fluence on this steak !'
The greater the irritation in the ihroal
Pie I11 no distressing Ill' cnutth tern )es.
teem:11'1'g is 1114. ef1'.rt of Nature to ee-
p't•I this Ilitlaling cabstand from the air
1)as trees. 11i' k'4.:5 ,\11ti-(:onstunplive
Syrup will hint the inflamed parts.
\%h eft «Nu !c nllu•ous, and restore them
14) 11 healthy state, the cough disrlpreete-
Ing under the cltratit•e effects of the
•m dicine. It is peasant to the tase,
and the per c', 25 cents, is within tho
reach of all.
1N'\NC W011►N'S ACT.
lti.r. From Red nail Goes Through De-
tails o1 Alurtier.
1'ra ncis-a K;elln, %vita was scion,. !
to penal servitude for life last April 1
the murder of Johann sokore, a weal•
shy 111.1 wan, in Vienna, hag, in a fit of
madness. rieennch'•1 the crime.
She had been retrieve.' to it lunatic
aeybnn, and, otvi'tg to the peculiar Ills
of hysteria to which she became sab-
Jeel, had Leen pla:,sl under the s'q)er-
visi'm of two re'ebrnl..,l inn \ . \1•• IS,
Dr. IloeveI rind Dr. S. 1
At tl:idnielit on 11 1- t 4 . : ' . ;got
nut of bed. says t!.• \...........:.',
and enacted the %\ . noird r
&cell'. Sh" danced ! t , .441 I414-
ag,nitry Sohnra-&-tin .1
by a fellow placed on ! • r t • '
pi ire 1 11 m to give her • I 1 ' v
she cl• pt nrr•i)-i n an.! ; •.I
a towel, with w•hi II I,•' strangle J her
viclent.
Slit then called to her husband to•
cone° and kelp her. and went through
the greeeunto pnrcl)tnine of rifling the
dead 1111;185 pockets. aflerward dispose
Ing of the supposed Italy In a sheet.
Ultimately site was overcome by fear,
and a!t.'tnplel to dasti her head against
the wall.
What a different world this would be
11 wo were all•as smart as we think we
TDB REGULAR CIL\11G'..
"I've come to pay my bill," said the
patient; 8120, 1 believe."
"Yes," replied Ur. Soakem, "making
a total of 5122."
"Err -1 don't quite urulerslnnd."
"That brings it up to date, including
to -day. 1 charge 82 for office visits,
you know."
TERRIBLY DISTRESSING,
Nolhin ; can cause more pain aril
miwo (11511.053 than l'iles.
O,ntiuents and local treatments tney
ti'e;ie;c, but cannot cure.
Dr. Leonhardt's Item-Rn!d is guaran-
teed to cure any case of files.
If II nl-Itoid doesn't cure you, you get
your money back.
Ilene -Reid is a tablet Inh,'n inlunal-
ty, thus removing Ilse cane..
81.01 at all dealers, or The \Wilson-
hyle Co., Limited..., Niagara FaIt..,Ont.
Some children fear the dark cs much
us some men fear the light.
Two heads are bolter than a dozen -
in a love affair.
11 • dell bites you dual be eciarerl. maths the
wound with wild water and cover it with a c; ,th
on which \Wo..rer'.i (:.rate has been freely
spread. The Cerate rehires the pain caused by
the sting of insects.
SCOTCI 1 MEN'S FEET.
A well known American writer tra-
velled through Scotland in an automo-
bile, and at a hotel in the highlands
buss trended with the greatest incivilily.
"1 complain In particular," he said to
the manager, "Mout my wailer in the
dining room. The le/Mention and in -
soli nee of This roan aro insupport►bie."
'fee manager sought out the waiter. to
raw-boned, red-haired Highlander. "Me
geld," 1►e said, "the American vLsitor
accuses you of inattention end inso-
lence. What have you to say?" Dugald
snorted and hotly replied. 'a's 110' to
be expockit that a self -ref pec.tiug Scat
could wait on filet we civeelily, \Vesna
it hethat- said we took to the kilt be-
ctilrse on• feet were too largo to get
through trousers?"
Mrs. Suburbs (after the et ash): "Thole
is another of my china dishes gone!"
Suburbs: "Never mind, dear; it hos
stopped the cook's singing."
A Pleasant Medicine. --There ares)ntc
pills which have ne other purporo et'i-
ilently than to beget painful internal
disturbance.; in the patient, adding to sires
troubles find perplexities rather :!len
flim Ria: n; them. One might .)s '.veil
the corrosive material. I'ar-
111 .• \ '•I.' I'1113 plate not lois
:t tl Injurious property.
'i h,•v -y to take, nr,e not unpk:l-
kan• to ttstc, and their action is
mild end soothing. A trial of thea)
will prove this. They offer peace to the
'dyspeptic.
IDLING.
"ilello, I'at, what are you at work for
ou n holiday?"
':Shure, 1 spend my idle loinao sawin'
wood."
save up your pennies and your heirs
will squander your dollars.
"Ons Feat In the Crave." --if the tote
sande of people who rush to so worthy a
remedy an Fouts American Nervine as a
last resort would get it es a first resort,
how lunch misery and suffering would he
glared. if you have env nerve disorder
you needn't suffer a minute longer. A
thousand testimonies to prove it. -36
A child's first impression is usually
mode by the paternal slipper.
A man Isn't nec'nisarily a inanufnc-
turer because lie's always on the make.
Much distress and sickness in cl,J-
tlren is cnu''d by worms. Mulll.•r
Y;raves' worm Eeternninator gives re-
lief by removing the cause. Wye it a
trial and be convinced.
"Does it not Throw n shade of bit!.
Hess into your heart," s:ud the pts
youth, "In see the Ira's all leaf ess, n1,1
to hear the wind sighing in mournful'
monotony? Does it not Rinke you feel
That there Is ton touch Ihal is bleak In
the wt,rld ?" "No," rur.wered the prac-
tical youth. "it does not." "Why:'"
"Because my father is in the coal busi-
ness."
Your DoctoJ.
Can cur,! your Cough or C„tcl,
Ito question about that, but -
why go to all the trouble and
inconvenience of looking hint up,
and then of having hisprescript ion
filled, when you can step into any
drug store in (!anntla and obtain
a bottle of S1111.011'3 CURE
for a quarter.
Why pay two to five dollars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SHI I LOTH will cure you
as trickly 1
N by not do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
dome for the past thirty-four
years : let SI1 ILO II he your doe -
tor whenever a Cough or Cold
appears.
h1lIt.O11 will cure you, and all
druggists bsck up this statement
with a positive guarantee.
The next time you have a
Cough or Cold cure it with
SIy".ILOH
ere
are. '1 \ l' L-'+11: \o. e2 06
PEN -ANGLE
Yen -Angle Under-
wear is form -knit
so it can't help
fitting your figure,
-it's made of !
long - fibred wool
se it won't shrink
- and it's guarane
teed besides. The
whole idea is to
make it so good
you can't affor;p
not to buy by tho
In • variety of styles,
arks aid price,. foe
tromeo, men sad
children. Form -fined.
peelers are authctiztd
to teptace and
at our cost bay Fen -
Angle garment faulty t r tdcutark (la
In mrtrriat or making. red). :GS
1111MamBm.m,eorz -eta,...
7711 Il\F: �'OlYalla► I'1►It. iiLi . ..,serpent4:1,1.,•1 fi.rttJ by' A FRraII-
tieirnt1.1..
Sea
Perhaps the first really authentic
are.nult of a monster of the sea s,'rpent
IS i; t •
t that of Dr. E. G. R. \14.aJe-\\ u.do
and \Ir. \I. 1', Nicoll, two scientists who
%vete cruising off the c'. Est of lli'nzil in
1!r' yacht Valhalla, o'.:lled by the Earl
et craweeel.
Dr. \Ii'.l:le-\Wahlo taa; on the POOP of
the tes.cl un December 7. 1965, when he
observed a large object at.,,ut one hun-
dred yards from (ht' vv -s•'1. Al first no
•fight it must be the Ill of some great
I1 .!u.•!: straight up out of the
Eli brown in color and
I at the edge.
t;oerz glasses its size was
1..1 is tally six feel in length.
'• r, to lite rear of the fin.
ole of a great body could 1'
! :•-rtty a giant head Rud Berl.
est. in front of the fin.
to be about as thick it,
UNDSRWEAR,
six or eight feet long.
°,vim ,i r .:1l, .. ,' i lisle white beneath. 'Thr:
\(rp' ( hood w.'- ! and turtle -like, and theM .(j
• l,1:14::),,:e.,.
rr eve; runt • line of the mouth stere
teier? ! 1 . • �- r;n!%• 1 e neck moved from side
s�eis-1. tura 1747 h7,', th
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"ifealth and V'ilpor depend upon the
quality and quantity of the blood." -
Humanitarian.
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Stomach and Cunatlpatton Hitters
A Purely Vegetable Tonic and Blood
Purifier. Price 50 cetera per Bottle.
'(jou ,,t, • i afuo to (;btaln it in y"ur
_=t^:;..nnll:n,d. no wi1111011 t, any al -
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prepaid.
Pamph:et sent FREE on application,
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•111.11"1.1. HOLD 111\I Fon AWiIII.E.
Mr. Borely: "You don't mind me call-
ing you Alice, do you?"
Miss Pert: "Not at all, if you dont
Blind me not suswet•ing you."
Impossible to Plod. A plaster equal to "Tit
1)&1." Menthol. For ride aclre nothing wined( it.
11 yard roll coli 7 plaster.,. Mailed on receipt of
price. Davis dsl.awronco Co., Montreal.
Gracious. Elsie," esc!tlin.e4 t mother
In err Tillie daughter, "\%!.V sire ,
shnntin„ 7111, ilrtt? \Vhty r :.
quiet like. Willie f' "1 lee e ,..
quiet;' replic• I Eeiie. "I lc's playing 1 :, •
coining home late. and 1'111 you."
Sciatica put hint on Crutchse.--Jit:
Smith, dairyman, of Grimsby, Ont •
writes: ''illy limbs were almostu soler.
from sciatica mid rheumatism, and, not
withstanding my a teetn for physicians.
I must give the credit whore it belongs.
I am a cured man to -day, and south
American Rheumatic Cure must have all
rho credit. It's n marvel. --34
Gertrude: "Papa. y:at are so rich •
i shall never ere t'y'.' 1'nl:a: "\'.
daughter?" Gei trulet: "Oh, your rr..1..
cy will Rake the wrong man propose to
nu, iut:l 1:,
1.:,.11 Inuit .diad tit.'
more was seen ef the mon-
eler„ but at 2 o'clock the next nlornine
a great commotion was observed not f;::•
off, Rud in the moon light some st•an •
creature, not a &•hale, 8114 doubly ..
the sante as 1h • animal seer
1 the day 1
fore, churned past the ship at a spe..!
of not lets thin eight and a half %nit.,
an hour. 'Pmts reports of these gentle-
men will be publish. d in the proceedings
of the Zoological Society of Londr;t1.
find will doubtless create cottsiderabie
discussion,
A General Favorite. -In every place
Where introduce.) Ur. Thomas' Eclectrie
bit has not faile.l to establish a repu-
tation, showing that the sterling quali-
t,e$ which it posy s;es are valued ev-
erywhere when !try become known. 11
I!: in general use in Canada end other
ceuntrics as a lou>chold medicine and
the demand (or II each year shows that
i! is it favorite wherever used.
Mrs, Diggs: "Did you hear about Mrs.
Nit g.sly's misfortune?" Diggs: "Nu;
what was it?" Mrs. Diggs: "She lost
Lir voice suddenly n f -w dais ago."
Ihgge: "Iluh! 1 wondered why Nagg.by
looked so cheerful when 1 met hila this
morning."
ITC/I, 11nn•^,e, ratrie Scratches and
every form of contagious Iteh on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol-
furd's Sanitary Lotion. 1t never fails.
GOT 1T DOWN FINE.
Doctor : "De you cat well, my
man?"
Little Man: "Gee! I ought to;
been practising since 1 was two
old."
little
1'to
days
Kidney Cry. -Pain in the back is the
cry of the kidneys for help. To nee
gleet tho call ie to deliver the body
over to a disease cruel, ruthless, and
finally life destroying. Rnslth American
Kidney Cure has power akin to mir.arn
lolls in helping the needy kidneys out ,•1
11w mire of disease. It relieves in sir
Lour,.�8
When you have a cough, cold, tare
Oros', croup, whooping co0,49,
broncittt:s, asthma cr huts
freebies you taturistis
think of
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EXPECTORANT.
the sate and re • r ,t.:.ng remedy for all
these ills. Per:,• !ly hal•tu!cv for the
weakest stomach or most delicate child.
Children love il. Adults enjoy it. It
always cures. It Is Ur. Slocunl's won-
'der(ul culgh and Threat rolneady. 1l has
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'lend satisfactory results. No household
Should be witkeut i1.
"I have used your Coltatoote Expector-
ant and find it satisfactory in cases of
croup. colds or coughs. I have used it.
ever since I got a trial bottle, and have
recummerded it to everyone in Bred of it..
You may u -e my name and address for
testimonial if you arise. Iioping it will
benefit others as it has done my chil-
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11110. AONES COMBER.
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dren w111 nl&a ts have C
oIL (ontc in - the
h)'tle as 811 ever -ready physician and
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% .::.:ripply you with
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EXPECTORANT.
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Sarnia
us! Prime OIL
White
No real need to buy the moreospensiv
oils if (5001) BURNER is used
and KEPI' CLEAN.
If you want a BIG LIGHT -THREE on
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Queen
City
TUT a Oil
Lamp
For Sale by Dealers
BEAUTIFUL
LICHT
THE QUEEN CITY OIL CO., IIMIyore,1
"Johnnie, you shouldn't have eaten
those preserved fruits. They were
placed on the table merely l0 1111 up."
"Well, ma, that's just what I used them
fur."
Ilolloway's Corn Cure destroys corns
nal anile;, root and brat:•: h. \\'ho,
••n W1111 endure them with such a
,crap and effectual remedy within
itch'
a Class by Themselves
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" AUTO! 1Of3ILE " ANI) " CYCLE " SKATES
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THE C r-NADA CYCLE AND MOTOR CO., Ll:,;iter
Toronto Junction Conalra.
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Put them on with no tools but a
hammer and tiriner'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 -
hent cold and double -galvanized,
Last longer with no painting than
any other metal shingles heavily -
People.
Address our MON REAL
Nearest Warehouse : 1121 s Craig At. W.
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 Steil Shin-
gles cost only $4.50 a square,
10 ft. x 10 ft. Tell us the
area of anv roof and hear our
tempting offer for covering it
with the cheapest roof you
can really afford to buy. Le t
cls send you FREE booklet
about this roofing question -tells
some things you may not know.
Scud tor PRE Book -"!tooting Right"
Oct Our Offer 8etore You Roof a Thing
TORO111fO
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OTTAWA
=Sasses et
lot
LONDON
S7 I)':nrtaa in.
haws,
Canada
Wp] M1PEO VANCOUVER
1O t•elb••...1 Pt. Cu Pond/rift
-
Oshawa Galvanized Steel
Shingles are GUARANTEED in
every way for Twenty -Five Years
Ought to Last a Century
Scud tor PRE Book -"!tooting Right"
Oct Our Offer 8etore You Roof a Thing
TORO111fO
11(Sopbor 'i. t916
OTTAWA
=Sasses et
lot
LONDON
S7 I)':nrtaa in.
haws,
Canada
Wp] M1PEO VANCOUVER
1O t•elb••...1 Pt. Cu Pond/rift