HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-10-12, Page 13THE EXE'1 ER TIMES, O('TOBII: R Ihh 1905.
" Cedar Posts
A large quantity of Cedar Posts for
rials f the beet quality. )Just he sold
agate.
Wil would be pleased to quote you
Our pricer on any Building material
you may require. We can supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames;
Lumber, Lath & Shingles
on shorteft notice
In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many mutton--
ere
t touo-
et s with all they may require either
from shop or yards,
Bee keepers suppliesready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
Call and tree the wood we have for
sale. Just the kind you require for
Summer cooking.
The Ross-TuIor
G0. LLU.
104.444-4.4.4.44+++++++++++++++
INotiee
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the fall is coming on
now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers, +
Wool Pickings, Iiorse I -lair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, 13rass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
',JACKSON & SON $
Main -Sts Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cash price for them.
IH -4.+4-144-4-14+++++++++++++++
Grist
CREDITON
We are prepared to do
Grristing and Chopping on
shortest notice.
We are making a splendid
grade of Flour which is giv-
ing excellent satisfaction
Try our Flour.
E. Switzer
' jyTCi)IUAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
. P. S., Graduate Victoria Uni•
T��eessffty. office and reeldenence. Dominion
Laboratory. Rueter.
DR. A. F. MALIA)Y, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
gene°Surgeon to Toronto as eelers Hospital.
i
i
STORIA
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over :10 yeast, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per•
somal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorse, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ib
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotie
satl)Stunee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worts*
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Rowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea --Tho Mother's Friend.
CENUINE CASTORiA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You llae Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TNa COMPANT. 7T NUN AT .TNECT. NM YOUR CITY.
TILE TIIIN MAN'S DANGEIt.
Ile can't resist disease germs, —
that's why he's such a (nark for con-
sumption. In this land of plenty,
thinness is w•ickcdncs, especially
(then it's so easily overcome with
Ferrozone. This remarkable tissue
builder makes you fat quickly ; ,i4.
does so by forming blood that's rich,
nourishing and health •;iris;. Ferro -
zone supplies the nutriment needed
by wornout nerves. rapidly con-
structs muscle and fatty tissue. The
forst fills out, the cheeks redden.
proving that sveizlit is being added.
To be well and stay well,uso Ferro -
zone. Fifty chocolate coated table%
is a box for fifty cents or six for
32.50 at all dealers.
D
11,.11.1E1,1)
—Mr. .Inures Thompson has par- j
rt.,sod machinery for hie Pour mill
and put it in las t week. lin expects
:o have the mill :uranin; 1a a month.
—Mrs. Jamieson and fancily, who
i aro been spendin; the bummer bete
roturnud to their home at Brooklyn :
nit Tuesday. '
—Mr. Wilson Ecn;!esus, of Luck -
now, event a few days in the village
with friends lost week.
—Mr. Willi tm \Whiddon, of Goder-
ich spent a few days last creek with
with friends in the village.
—Tho following is t he report of
the senior division of Hayfield Tubi
lic school for the mouth of Septem-
ber, based on at tendance, deinea, o,
and general proficiency :—Sr. 5t h.—
t;rant McNeil. Jr. 5th—Mane Mc- 1
t)ou;all, Alice Tippet, Nellie Bi. -
,.art. 4th—Clara Galvin, Laurie
Fow.tc, llerbio Stur;eon. Sr. 3rd.—
Ford King, Ituby Woods, Atny Mc-
Neil. Jr. 3rd. — Robina Harrison.
\W Ober Erwin. Harold King.—T. 11.
IlrotVnlee. Teacher.
—Mrs. J. 11. Petty and Mrs. Thea.
Dick, of lIonyall were :;nests at, the
(fiver hotel. during lost week.
—The congregation of St. An-
drew's church will hold their jubiles. 1
I anniversary on Oct, 15t b., when ltev.
1 Mr. Smith, of 'Lerma! will be preach•
er for the occasion. On the Mon-
1
day evening fo'•lo vin; there will be
an interesting program after a ju.-
ike ten has neon served by the l:r,:i
of the con.;regation.
There Las Leen cone.iderable sura.'
sin; as to the, reason 'he( body
one of the youn; men recently fon:,
was divested of its clothing w•hi
the other was not. One tgenticmai
gives as his opinion that Hailey, trio
was an excellent swimmer, divested
himself of his clothing in the wale•
M order that he mi;ht better hell
himself and his compateen Woods
who was not en export, but_the la:•
ter lost his hend and ,grappled wit'
Bailey- and both went down to dead=
together.
If yon, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such di,eases to Tttr. Lrauta Co..
179 King Street, \V., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain f..r you
LEIBIG'S FITCURE
MORTGAGE SALE
The Usborno and Ribbert
HOUSE AND
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur- LAND
once Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President:—T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
Vice -Pres.:— J. A. NORRIS
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MOI(LEY, W11ALEN 1'. 0.
W.11. PASSMORE, FARQUHAlt P.O.
Wm. Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0.
1. L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE P. 0.
AO ENTS.
I. CARMICHARL, STAFFA. ONT,
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT,
J. WiIsost, FuLLABTO:\. ONT
J. S. OILFILt.AN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
I GLADMAN & STANltt'ItV. Solicitors
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancvr, wills drown, money to loan
on real v.tate. atm) 1.Iceosed Auctioneer for
the counties lof Huron and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders lett at the Ttat:s ar at my
residence, Farquhar will receive eren,pt utteu
I.aecessor to Dr. J. A. (tonins. Niettcan at tion.
Waco. te-1,.ur
DENTAL
11. KINtMAN. I. D. 8. AND
Mt. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
1). 8. 1). D S., Honor Graduate
of Toronto Uclventlty. Dentist.
Teeth oxtrwc'cd without pain or
had after offer -ea. °Rice to F'an•
son's block. Nest aide of Main
WMt. )cxeter•
D.A. ANDERSON, (0. D. S. L•D•$.
DNDHNTIST.Moor ZZ
and }Royal ()allege tof Dentalhe at Su Surgeons oft
carie, with honors Alao yoet•graduate et
School of Prosthetic Dentistry Iwita
IM -arable mention.
iverything known to the Dental Profession
illeaela IleatInam,ls ottioe. gold and vulcai rte elates all done In
�is>s1e.s a aeethetict cused for painless a trio-
• Oce ons door month of Carting Brea store
Ismter. on t.
la
MONEY '1'O LOAN
MONEY
We have unlimitedrl
- .a► epee village property at Iowa
oboe of lutereet.
DI('KSON & CARLI kUetor
ESTRAY—Strayed oa Lot 9, Routh
boundary of Hay. about July
let. 1905, a yeirrlin.; iron 0 heifer.
T),c wetter can have ciente by ['reviler
property and paying coats by ap-
plying' to Andrew Campbell, Thames
raid P. O.
OR SAI,E.—Two ;nod w•orkinz
horses and one (Wein; horse, 2
single horse wa;onp, two rete heavy
einzle harness. For further parti:-
tears apply to M. Jackson. Vain St.
FOR SALE — Lot 8, Con. 3, Us -
borne. 100 acres, all under cul-
tivation, 2 wells. On the property
in a frame house, good bank barn,
one frame barn. For further par-
ticulars apply to Jas. F.asery, Exeter
P. O.
SIIORTHORNS FOR BALE — The
undersigned has for sale on
i.et iii, Con. 2, Hay, n number of
up-to-drtte thoroughbred Shorthorn
bull.. They are of the Tow Net
blocky type, dark red in color and of
riONEY '1'0 LOAN. chnice breeding. They are all eliz-
ihle for registration. and will he sold
W. here a 'ergs amount of private funds to
sae on farm and village properties at towrate. I'. o.
1f Wore" OLADMAN A STANBCRY
B.srr$.lerm Solicitors, Main 8t. Exeter.
roI m'hly. — John Elder, Hensel!,
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
marviMer. Solicitors, Nela,les (Veveyaacers,
Oornmtw.l,'ners. Solicitors for the ol••on.
Peek. Rte.
Messes to Leas at )ewest rotas of interest.
o?FiCR :—MMN STREET. EXETER.
11. IL casuals oh. 1. R. DICKSON
1lt'1 1'(111 SALE. -100 acre farm
for sale, leen: Lot 11; Conces-
sion 10, t'sbernc. Firm well fenced,
in rood condition. well drained with
orch,rd, ham windmill. tar;e frame
house, bank barn with zalvanize,l
roof ; cellar under house, one mile
from \Vindictee a, near echoed, church
and market. For further part ieu-
Iars apply to Wm. Crccry, \Vinchcl-
pe:l.
TH1tEE ACRES OF
IN CREDITON
Under and by virtue of ltho pow-
ers contained in a certain Mort -
sage, which will be produced at
time of sale there will 1st offered for
sale by public suction, ny John Gi1!,
auctioneer, on else premises
ON MONDAY. OCTOHEIt 23, 1905.
At 2 o'clock in ttbe •afternoon the
follow•inz property, viz: fart of the
South Half of Lot.number Eleven
in t 11e Fitt It Concession of the 'fown-
slap of Stephen, in the County of
Huron, described as follows; Com-
mencing at a point on the South
d istance
Boundary of said Lot at a it
of ten chains and thirty-seven links
from the South-west corner al said
Lot thence Northerly nine chains
and eighty links to the centre line
of said Lot thence East wgully along
said centre line three chains and six
links, thence Southerly parallel with
the Western Boundary of said Lot
Nine chains nod ninety links arriv-
in; at side road. thence Westerly
alonz said side road three chains anal
six links to the place of 1;eziuninr.
cont ainin z three acres more or less.
TERMS Twenty t ter cent of the
• on the la oC twa Ie
.— 1
purchase stoney y
811(1 1 ltd halorce in thirty days there-
after without interest. Further
particulars and conditions of sale
will be made known on tho day of
sale or may he had oil aapplic:a1iun 10
t he undersizeied.
JOHN GILL. Auctioneer, or
_:LAi)MAN & STANin'UY, Exeter
Ont. Vendors Solicitors.
tatted at Exeter 1145 thin( dray of
October, 1905.
SEWING
MACHINES
At Bargain Prices.
We are offering a J drawer,
drop head, guaranLeed sewing
machine for $21.00 Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
I In Pianos we still keep up
our record. High grade
pianos at, prices other dealers
ask you for inferior goods.
('ome and see us we will
interest jou sure.
S. MARTIN & SON
PTo Cure a Cold in One Day ..`4"sr„eGgP, '
Tem Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets., f4 on every
N,t(la, ilio. Waft sad ht post 13 moods. 'Ibis signature, /rv'vt� box. 25c. i
STEPHEN COUN(:I1,
'the Council of the 't'ow'nship
•phcn, convened in the Town 1L:
•
on Monday the 211d day. 01
• 1J05 at 1 p. tn. All • ment-
oere present. Tho minutes of
,'; cvious meeting were read :uta
adopted.
Resolved tbat when the en ;Ricci
files the ►sport. plans ❑rad specifi
cations re Mud Creek Drain t hat a lit
Clerk scud novices 'Uo tt'' l..trties ins
terested that the stone will be cou-
sidcrcd at the Tow•n Ilatl, Crediton,
on Monday the 4th of Dec. next al
10 a. m.
The following orders were passed.
F. W. lFarncotno, Forel Award, $20 -
NeLson Baker, ;ravel contracts, blk.
2, C. 1t. 2 F. R., $96; R. Davey. com-
missioner Flt., 32.50: J. Sims, corn-
utis.,Loner C. it., $111.1)0; II .L. Kraft.
;ravel con. Mk 6, EBR. $2,50; Chris•
tion Stade. commissioner Bik 6, ESt
$2.50; 11. L. Kraft, ;ravel, $18.05;
do., ;ravel N. Il.. 35.30; August
Swcitzcr, repairs ta. Fsscry Bridre,
333; W. Martin. concrete tile $1.50,
11. Roeder, cleaning ditch, 31; Chas.
F. Either. rep. Haist's bridge, 35.00;
U. F. Eilber, ss-ork on H:ist's brid.zv.
32.50; W. II. Hill. ;ravel, $22.10
Asaph Gravclle, rep. culvert. 31.50;
C. Prouty, do.. 33.00; Thos. Webb,
concrete tile. 35.50: John Baird, con-
crete tile and rep. cul., 33; D. Ma-
whinney. tile on road, $1.10 ; ,\V illiam
Pickering. rep. cul.. ;$2.75; Sinton
Swcitzor. do., 33.50; J. Bracey, tim-
ber, $2: j4obcrt Sims, drain under
award, $3: ,Enrlish iron bolts, 65o;
S. Gaaiser, rep. cul., S. ll., 33; Henry
\Win;, spikes, $1.03; Nelson Baker,
;ravel contract. S. B., 37.00; Ezra
Feist, work on llaist's bridge, 33.00:
It. Treibner, gravel, 370.50: J. Keys,
rep. Mud c►eek hridre, 31.59; F. W.
1•';wncomb, part payment of fees re -
mud creek drain. $60.00; Jerry -Bre
• der 2.50
m.
work t $
pLe�•. r
on _
Johnston. et al ►cp. brie;e. con. 20,
327.50; M. McIntyre, ;ravel con.
Ittk. 7, S. 11. $13.50; John Barry.
commissioner 111k. 7, S. B., 33.00.
'net Council adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall oil the 4th
of December next at 1 p. •nt.
HENRY EMBER, Clerk.
EXTENSIVE, GlDEIRING
AUCTION SALE
—of—
FARM STOCK AND 111PLLMENTe
,1 a+ White will sell by Public Auc-
tion for 71r. Adapt St. Jolt's on
LOT 3, CON. 0. (SASE LiNE
111ttoshard. half utile east of \Voo.l-
Lim on
THURSDAY, OCTOBEIR. 19113, l•'0-1
Comuicnoinz a t 12 o'clock sharp
the fotlow'inr property:
BTOCK.—Clyde Marc 4 years old in
foal to Colston Leader ; ;e'ner.al [stir -
epee more 4 years old, suppd,:c.1 t„
Is, in fool to Sir I.vylyn : Mare 12
years old SuppOsed 10 he in fool to
Colston Lnadcr ; !Olio 11 years old
supposed to be in fat! ,:o Sir Evylye ;
drivin; mare 5 years oral; yearlinz
filly sired by Orchard Willow ; suck -
lin; colt sires( by Sir Malcolm; puck -
lin; colt mired by 1'e re he rim ; six
;owl mitch cows supposed to he in
Calf 10 thoroughbred hull, 5 due to
otlf, February to May ; 1 renewed
cow ; 1 due to call in 1)ecemhnr ; 4
three-year-old 8toe rs : 2 three year
old heifers' supposed to be in calf Io
thorouzhbred hull ; 4 twp year old
hcifors pummeled to be in cell to
thoroughbred butt ; 2 two year old
steers: 2 yeirlinz steers, 5 yearlinz
hrnifaere, 5 calves ; 1 brood 'ow due to
(arrow at time of elle.
iMPI, EMF.NTS. — Alassey•Il.,rr:+
binder, Maxwell mower, Maxwell
&cc harrow : Champion reed drill:
horse rake; wagon with box ant!
spring scat ; pair hnhs!cizh•. set 0f
Diamond barrows, teeter; plow near-
ly new Cockshut make; single top
burry ; rood cart ; I'ortktnd cutter:
forks. does, chains and several of her
small articles useful on a farm too
numerous to mention.
Positively no reserve as the pro-
1.rietor 1)15 rented his farm.
TERMS.—$5.00 and un,ler cash ;
over 31311 amount 12 months 'r•
will be 'given eta funnelling app
Joint rote., or a discount of 6 tea
cent for r,.h in lieu of notes.
.108. WHITE. ADAM ST. JOHN
Auetkneor. Prophet or.
N.
SUFFERED FOR YEARS ro. rtIl;T o. or FEMALE DISEASES.
Robust Women Who Owe Their Restored
Usefulness to i'e=ru=na.
Read the Letters of Grateful Women
Cured by Dr. S. B. Hartman's
Free Advice.
Thousands of Testimonials
ceived Every Year.
An Ideal Medicine.
IAHS LOUISE MATHER,
IJChureh St., Burl ingtou,
Vt., Vice -President Bureau of
Exchange, writes:
"Your medicine Is an ideal
wo::can's medicine and by far
the best 1 have known to re-
store lost health and strength.
"I suffered for several years.
My back ached, I had bearing
down pains, and frequent head-
aches.
"I would often wake from
sleep in such pain that I would
suffer for hours before my oyes
would close again. 1 dreaded
the lune nights as well as the
weary days.
"1 consulted two physicians.
hoping to get relief. (finding
that their tnedicluo did no:
seem to cure me, a friend ad
vised mo to try Peruna.
"1 ant certainly glad that 1
fol lowed her advice, for Permit.
was the only medicine for mc.
1•:vory echo and pain disap-
peared in fottr months and
am in perfeet health now.
",fly earnest advice to suf-
fering women is to try Pe- ,(y:
rune, for 1 feel sure they wit J _
not be disappointed in ft."— /
Louise
t."---
Louise Mather.
Enjoying Splendid (, . L.E.
Health. ijYLER
Mrs. L. E. Tyler, Santa
Re-
, rs,
Health and
rt >.:;;•, gree.,.
t£i 33
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MSS 01::,
LOUISE
91ATH ERS
Ca'
So
Monica, Cal., Secretary Santa Monica
Musical Society, writes:
"1 was troubled for over three years
tett systemic catarrh, complicated by
female weakness and inflammation.
,,This Induced frequent headaches,
nervousness, hysteria and sleepless-
ness, which nothing could relieve until
1 tried Peruna.
"1 began to feel better after I had
Hanan the first bottleful and improved
from week to week until at the end of
stout eleven weeks I was entirely well.
"1 at% pleased to say that 1 have
enjoyed splendid health now for nearly
a year. I have s fine appetite, enjoy
sound slurp and do not suffer from any
more headaches of other pains."—L. E.
Tylef.
Kirkton Fair.
(Continued frons page 8,
• .1. ltooinson, .l. Shirr ; North-
,. ea'. A. Gunning. M. llretitour
. . itheim Pippins, Ratcliffe tiros.
i rs.
Colgan; Fallow \Vater. W. i
.tutr, .1. Sanders; Tolman Sweet,
Sanders : Ilaldwins, .1. Shier, It.I
taupe ; Snows, J. llod;e, Ratcliffe
Brea.; Greenio;s J. Shier. J. Sanders
I; o Tompkins, •'t [ ins J. Sanders,F.
Kin;
P. Sw•aitzer; Alexanders, R. San-
, - , .. 1'11 ; 1s, . .,
assess, Mt Brebho; Golden Rus
v, .1. 8 inrLors, 74 ourlianhatn ; Bile. -
on Pippins, W. llaz!ew•oal, W. 11.
1.,etewtxxl ; Colvo.r: +, F. 1'. fortifier,
&idinr; Ssscat fear, ,\1. Broth-
er. W. Wiseman; Duchess of Olden •
'':•;. Miss K. Doupe; Cayuga real
cak, J. Sanders, M. Ilse( (roar
,\'Lection apples three of each, .1.
•.nders, W. Sadler; crew apples, A.
hest,(►our, Mrs. Warren, plums, .1.
Sanders, .1. Slier; fall pears. Mise
lfanham, It. Ross; winter pears,
J. White, .1. Shier ; peaches. Airs ..I.
White; ;crapes, white, Mrs. J. White
.(.raves, blue, W. Ii. Paisley, Mrs.
.1. White.
MISCELLA\a. )I'S
Maple sugar, M. ltrethour ; anaplc
syrup, Miss K. Doupe, F. 1'. threitt
zer ; home lade brand. S. N. Shier,
\i. Jamison : blankets, 11. Jamieson
union Illsinkets, M. Jamieson, N.
tlicizbt0n; suit Cana(Man t weed,
Shier & Mirslei11:honey in sect'
.1. W. Homers, G. Bentley & Son
ext,flacl honey, J. Kirk, .1. W. Somers
Canned peaches, M. Jamieson, A. K.
Fer resort; plums, Jenny Robinson,
Mary McCallum ; t•enrs, Jennie Rob-
inson. N. (ori:Th on ; cherries, M.
Brant hour. A. Itobinason ; zooselrerries,
A. Bret hour, W. Brown; stn,wlx•e-
ring. A. Brntihour, Mrs. .1. White ;
nasplprrics, N. ltrotdrour, A. !teeth
our eonsatees, It. Doupe, A. Shier :
jelly, A. Shier, Mary McCallum ; col-
leet.ion of pickles, Jennie Robinson,
Mary McCallum ; phreto;raph, .1.
Senior ; collection of 1,hotor, .1. Seri
inr : pencil dn•twinr. M. Jamieson, J.
Taylor; er ,son +,r plate!, any sub-
jeot..1. Te,vkr. Mrs. J. \W.hite; paint -
in; in oil, figure, Mrs. J. White.
LADIES \VflI3K.
Counterpane crocheted(, A. Shier.
Mins .1. Robinson ; countcrean0 knit
ted, dies .1. Robinson ; patchwork,
quilt. Mrs. lfanhatn. Miss White;
crazy patchwork quilt, Mrs. 11 on
trim, R. Doupe ; }adios undcrclot Lin z.
Miss Robinson ; Mrs. llanhem ; ,pp-
pligte! work, Nellie Creighton. Mrs.
11,nLam; errasene work, Mrs. .1.
While. N. Creighton ; roman calibre -
dery, Mies White, M. Bret hour ;
venetian embroidery, M. Creighton,
M. Jamieson; battenburz ince, Mrs.
\\ trren, Mise McCallum : slipper,
knitted or crocheted, Nellie Crei rh-
ton. Miss McC.sllum ; sofa pillow-.
N. Creizhtnn. Miss JI. Brook, ebi1,1'�
-\ress, Miss M. stunk, Mrs. J. Whit.•
r,; carpet, M. Ilrethour, Jennie Role
inson ; tea cosy, M. Bret hour, Mry.
J. White ; table centrepiece and trey
sloth, M. Jamieson. Miss White; .lin•
nor teats, Ada Shier, Miss McCollum :
•n:
Completely Regained Her
Health.
Miss Edith Reams,72i3 North Main St.,
Dayton, 0., writes:
" I suffered for some time with both
lung and female troubles.
"1 had been under the treatment of a
good physician for about nine months
without obtaining any relief, when
Peruna was recommended to me. After
taking twelve bottles of this medicine 1
have completely regained my health.
" I am pleased to recommend Pernna
to any one suffering from the above all-
ments."—Edith P.er.nts.
No testimonials published witleout
written consent of the writer.
`.M ISS
EDITH
@EAM,S
America is the Land of Ne
Women.
The majority of women are n
beesuse they suffer from some fo
female disease.
The greatest obstacle in the way
recovary is that they do notUflders
that catarrh is tho main sourer of their
illness.
Women who are in doubt as to th
ailments should write to Dr. Hartm
President of Tho Hartman Sanitsri
Columbus, O. Give him a fall des
tion of your symptoms, previous
ment and age.
He will promptly reply with t
sections for treatment, free of cha
THERE has only been one real im-
provement in cooking ranges in
many years. That improvement is the
Imperial Oxford Diffusive Oven Flue.
While other makers were adding
dampers, racks, door openers and
shakers in a vain attempt to make im-
provement,, we studied the heart of
the range. We knew that the only
improvement you %ante,I was a better
oven, an oven that would help you bake
better bread, pies and cakes, toast beef
to a turn, retaining its juice and flavor.
Our investigations and experiments
:•t•!-ti•S2'70/1r,"M PArLi 'M1�.W/.'.�: M. 4i'_W�.:•
produced the oven -heating system of the
Imperial Oxford Range
03')
The important feature of this syst
is the diffusive flue which draws
fresh air, superheats it and distri
it evenly throughout the oven.
article on the bottom shelf fa
from the fire is getting as much
on all tides as the article on the
shelf next the fire.
We would like to explain this
fully. If your dealer d,esn't h
the Imperial Oxford Range, wr
for particulars. We will send
logtte and tell you where you can
the range.
14
The Gurney Foundry Co., Wilted
TVa,'STO, MONTd.AI, WINNIPP,y VANCOU,[.
Solt) by T. HAKINS & l'.xl'ter.
Rode 7,000 Miles on One Pair of Tires
MR. JAMES THOMAS DEWIY ie Canada's
champion steady bicycle rider. He is
a collector for one of the big telegraph com-
panies in Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the
year round making collections over a wide
district. His record is 13,000 mile, a year.
Mr. Dewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop
Detachable Tires, a single pair of
which have carried t\ him over 7,000
miles of good, bad ) and indifferent
roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the
kind that may be attached, detached sad re-
paired when necessary by the two bands
unaided by any form of tool. Every pair if
guaranteed for a year.
THE DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY, Llmite
.T. JOHN Toronto MOWT*E►L
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