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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-01-18, Page 3liw ' 1 -1 -1 -1 -1' -1 -1 -IM -i41' u LATEST MAND:\TE-S. is for evening wear are among very young worsen. (here is no question about radical and decidedly conm- e& ) t a,i woman over 25 should rein il- other Mlle Invention for the neck is Is q little velvet stole with short Il is worn imide the coat, of chest protector, hence the e !''r." The velvet is in rich colors, Iiia h. pale satin, and acs broad end is eel 'neefered n goi•l knot. Under a coat the effect is thing like an e►nbroidt i ed velvet uliselle. Ins, fashion is brought on by another regularly as night follows day. The rt sleeve so much worn this winter essitates numerous devices to cern- nsate for its chilly brevity. Of th e Most recent is a half -sleeve of s Mather, beautifully lined and finish Thl'a is to slip on over the forcer either with a short glove or over one elbow length. What with the hugen o.' the muffs -also n consequence short sleeves ---the two-piece glove a these leather half -sleeves, it seems might almost ns well wear a full -len sleeve and be done with it. Among hats, a very effective idea trimming Is a combination of sni light grapes and a huge French rose the sn ml:- cnlo r n sort fawn. T foliagen has a tinge of olive. l e. This very odd, but very stylish, and makes good back or side trimming under t brim. A French evening gown. rcmarkn for its beauty and simplicity, is made light green messnline, trimmed with 1 creamy point d'Alencon, laid flat ov the shoulders and following a sort trellis design down the front to t floor. The diamond spaces formed 1 the trellis nre embroidered in green si of dru•ker shade. On the berufffee, lbw sleeves are chiffon headings. Behold an actual novelly In shi waists. The newest mannish waist h taken unto itself a little rippling pe tum or basque not over Iwo inches dee This is worn with a straight, narro belt,, A wide stock of the same maleri points down at the front and is finish by a Toby frill. This is a distinct inn orifice' for the shirt waist. Plain an colored linens, wash silks, and challie make up in this style prettily for girl Women who seek the picturesque Ina now choose from three distinct style The vogue of princess lines allows 111 pretty chatelaine style for slender fig ores. The straight front pointed stop acher, the full sweeping skirt, and th broad shoulder effects permit a clot; toll •• n of the dignified dress of th Tu At the same time, the shor u s sleeve, e, tic square -cut, deep yok Of the Empire !nodes make gowns a 1 Josephine quite correct for the flgun' that can wear then). The high-class shops show lengths o cloth, hand -embroidered in this style and shaped somewhat, but not exactly like the robe dresses. For wear n Southern resorts and Inter in the spring the short coat Is indispensable. Indica Rens point toward Empire. and half coat, half -cape effects, since both style. respond satisfactorily to dressy treat- AIL reat CIL The demand for hnnd•embrolder upon lace and textiles is undiminished despite its expense. We hove seen, an not on one costume merely, but upon scores, roses and chrysanthemum. cd by curling Ftcnis and leat-sprays se roldered in close satin -stitch overd tilling, and scattered over the en- tire surface: of the gown. The work i. indescribably rich upon gowns of cloth or velvet. when embroidered In lustrous k of flee tame shade. The finished tilt is that quiet elegance so univer- adnmir'd. but so rarely attained. s and even spats are now cap - to the spell of the embroiderer. y high-class shr,e shop Is showing h and suede top shoes hand•embroi- In self -solo' and In flowers of lure's coloring. 'f11e06 beautiful Or are worn with visiting gowns nnly. can conceive of nothing more Won. lions than a pair of embroidered boots N'.V.KI:R M.\ilE FIRST MATCH. But the Druggist's Invention Was Not a Success. in the nineteenth century -tile cen- tury en Jury in which so many wonderful things w.'re done -the fourth step u1 the Jevetopment of the match was taken. 1n 1827 John Walker, a drug.' gist in a small English town, tipped a splint with sulphur, chlorate of pota.h and sulphid of antimony and rubbed it on sandpaper and it burst into flame. The druggist had discutered the lira friction chemical nintch. the kind we use to -day. 11 is called friction chemi- cal, because it is made by mixing cer- tain chemicals together and rubbing tt.ern. Although Walker's mntch did not require the bottle of acid, it never- theless was not a good one. It could b. IEghted only by hard rubbing. and it .sg,uticree and threw fire in all direc- tions. In n few yenrs, however„ phosphor- ous was substituted On the tip for en- timony. and the change worked won- t!: rs. The match could now be lighted with very little rubbing, and it was no !urger necessary to have snndpapt upon wheel to rub it. 11 would ignite when rubbed on any surface, and there was no longer any sputtering match ese the match with which we nre so fa- ult miner. ed. After the invention of the easily light - le, el phosphorous nin!ch there was no ,•g long,'(' use for the dip -splint or the ese strike -a -light. The old methods of get - ,.g ling n blaze were gradually laid aside n,( and forgotten. The first phosphorous we matches were sold al 25 cents n block- glll a block containing 14.1 mnlches- and they were used 1.y but few. for Nov a hundred matches can Le all bought for a cent. It is said that in the of United Stales about 150.000,000,000 middies hs areused set he1 uThis, car Y on an nt e ern , is about s f. five i n atthes n day a fir every person. he t,lc .if tie er r. f he py lk rt its P- p. 11 l01 0- d s. Y 8. e 1- e 0 e c n 5 t s V 1 d 4 n S showing beneath n walking skirt. Color 15 a.s lavishly used on hats as en gowns. Occasionally one sees the quiet effect of the monotone costume so good Inst year; but oftener, by far, we see a 'becoming hat, whatever its dominant ,lar•. worn with a gown of a different 60011 Oslo, however, prevents the comhinhlien of colors that antagonize each ethefe TO Ill: IlIeel • It1EftE f7. Ito contented and prosper. Be careful. Care prevents many dropped stitches and bad breaks. ilei careful. 110 prompt. 'slackness Ionises sloe-, etily homes and weary world -wander- ers. Ile prompt. Ile cheerful. Cheerfulness tends to. length of ditys and to dots that are worth the lengthening. lie cherful, fig punctual. Plinctuality is the of v irtues. llut remember that too early is sometimes worse 1 that b lug ton lute. ile thoughtfut. Thoughtfulness 19 ton tender n plant of blessed frag- rance and beauty to bo "born un- s(en." Ile thoughtful. lie good-humored. (food humor is better than medicine, no matter how sdl the ill.nnlnred pill be segj;ar- cunted. Be good-natured. EARLY USE OF '1'.111 AND FE:\TIIEitS. We learn from tete English annals se the historian Merrier, who was (oust Chaplain to Henry III., that the old cus- tom of tarring and feathering is one Mel (latex back to the lime of Rlchari the lion )lent 1a1. Ile tells lis that this renowned king, or selling nut for the !ivt ct,lsnde, made this cnnctlnfnt. ni3 others, for his fleet : "A robber all be con%ica'd of theft Minn Then! erteppe0 afar the fashion tnpi.ilr. and boiling (pitch shnli Ih,'reen, and the feathers of shall be shaken out on him en he known, and Id the Mel lite ship shall latch ore." EVERY PLACE ON TIIE PRAIRIES HAS ITS CURES CREDITED TO DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. John While Could pet Nothing 10 Help His Rheumatism Till He 'fried the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy. Yellow Grass, Assa., N. W. T., Jan. 8--(Special).-No place on the prairies but can furnish some proof of the splen- day wort( Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing r wiping out the Kidney ailments r f Ur West. 1t was near here that tulle Edith Harris was so wonderfully cured 1 Dropsy by thein, and now Mr. John 1 While is giving an experience almost as r( markable. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. To ttppreciate the simplicity and ease of washing with Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way you should follow directions. After rubbing on the soap, roll up each piece, immerse in the water, and go away. sunlight Soaks will do its work in thirty to sixty minutes. Your clothes will be cleaner and whiter than if washed in the old-fashioned way with boiler and hard rubbing. Equally good with hard or soft water. Savor Brothers Limited, Toronto sae IlAllt CUT ON A Rlt1UGE. Evidence That Saved a Man Accusedot Murder. Literally speaking, the life of Ili Crig;:uu of tnniscreenery, charged 1 ently at Belfast Assizes with the m der of a farmer named John Gardin hung upon a thread, says the Load Leader. The police based their c upon 11 humin hair, a thread and whiskey bottle. The two men had attended a spo meeting at Lisnaskea and were supp ed to havestarted l t . ora together er for home. t. h nt. Gardiner • i r wnsagain never r a u n s . ► eve i alive, but there was evidence of a struggle having la'ien place at Ballynadarraxh L'rldge, over which they would ha Al this spot Gardiner's broken of Melia was picked up the fallowing d find his dead body, with a nuntbcr wounds, was recovered from the rev 1,123 yards below the bridge. The police Invest igntious succeed( In discovering a hair or. the parapet t'le bridge. which, from its uppearanc was slated to have been front the mus- tache of the victim. They also found n thread near II finite rind this, it was alleged by II Crown, was from the tab of the co which the prisoner was wearing. An important link in the chain of ri cumstantinl evidence was a black whi key bottle. This. it was stated, wa sold to Gardiner al Lisnaskea during th ay preceding the night on which I net his death. and it was not seen gain until produced and opened by the rtccused at a time subsequent to that :1 which the murder was stated to have alien place. The medical evidence showed that iirdiner was not dead when he was thrown info the river. Only one of the injuries on his body was proved In be n wound made before death, which might have been inflict - cel by n blow from a full bottle., but rgh 'ec- nr- er, alae who should write us as quickly as they rend this notice. \Ve can settle you in the great wheal -bell. of Manitoba or the els other I'►'ovincea of Western Canada, and os- give you such a chance as we cunlident- One Thousand Farmers Wanted. We want 1,000 farmers for Western (:clada for the spring of 1900. The renter, the young fernier with very bunted small capital, and the fanner frith a number of eons for whole Pe wishes to s.ecuVe 1111.1118, ern the people ly believe has never before, been Acr- e] to settlers In any ►h w country. Our lands are the choicest, and situ - /Jed in the best tried and the best set - we tled farming and wheat -raising dis- triets, and our plans are such us will surprise you by reason of their fairness n- and helpfulness. A nein with u few ay hundred dollars and with health and of:erggy, by adopting one of thein, can er in n very short time be well-to-do. The ordinary settler coming here has of to break bis land and backsot it the first year, and therefore) does riot secure any ie nn income from the start, and al the le sante time will he going nn getting al ready his inrld for cropping. If you in- tend coming to Western Canada to r- farm, we can thus ut s' of helping p You in the way s that 1 g yourself from the first day you arrive here. and thus of being independent.o 'e settlrs forthe We want of one thousand Our lands have been all very careful- ly selected, and we guarantee the r•e- f:(ris of our examiners on the same. Vo person need apply whose habits are not good, and who Is not able to produce first-class references as to his character and industry. Address, Western Cnnn'1a Settlers' Mulunl Land Co., 23 Canada Life Build- ing, Winnipeg. return from the land until the harvest o! the following year is reaped. Under our plans, the settler will Login to have "1 think," Mr. White says, "I should lel the public know of the benefit 1 gal from Dodd's Kidney Pills. 1 had Rheu- matism for years, and neither doctors nor medicines did me a bit of good 1111 cast spring I tried DreldS Kidney rills c 7' O hey did me a great deal of gond. I feel like recnrnnlending Dodd's Kidney Fills even stronger than I talk." Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys. Sound Kidneys strain all seals of dis- ease out of the blood. They tone up the Lc•dy to its highest standar~( of health and energy. ROBnFD RY Num. french Bridegroom Ilas a Unique Experience. A. M. Binel, of Paris, France, has just met with an experience which tie Is like- ly to remember for the remainder of nis life. ile recently made Hie nequaintanee of a young woman aged about 22, will) tvhoul he became so infatuated phut ::e begged her to become his wife. The marriage ceremony look place ht Paris, and the wedding dinner was given in a well-known 1'nris restaurant. The bride looked charming In her white robe of innocence and orange blossom. After the dinner came gine hall, and then Mr. Binet look his bride home. She removed her white veil rind her orange blossom, rind then suddenly be- came deathly pale, and leaning against a sideboard, gasped, "A doctor, n doc- tor. The horrified bridegroom ' rushed out to fetch a doctor, and in less than c; quarter of nn hour came rushing back with him in n cab. When they got up to the room there were no signs of the bride, though her welding gown bay on the bed. She had gone, and hnd taken with her n sten of .'t,01e) which el. Binet had put away in his escritoire. The infuriated bridegroom immali- nlely went with the doctor to Inform the Irrcnl police n►ngistrate of his adventure, and learned to his clstnnishmen1 Ihnl :es .• had married the eroan he could not lake any proceedings against her. as, according to French law, a husban.l cannot charge his.wife with any crimi- nal offence. "The only thing you can do," said the magistrate, "is to lake proceedings In forve your wife to return to her conjugal duty." And with this sorry consolation the bridegroorn returned to his solitary tome. s-- TIiE: Sl'AN OF ANiMIAI. Vele. 'rile span of hn►nan life seeing of late to have been et'tendiug mid) favorable conditions, and it exceed that of most animals. Camels liv for forty or fifty years, cattle, at nktst, thirty, sheep eight. or nine, and logs about fourteen. Instances nre on record in whirl) elephants have ived 150 years in captivity, which were 01 unknown one at that time ,1 their rupture, and it is believed hat they may reach 300 yeni9. 11hai-s have, it is thought, a st1;1 anger span, and there is the we•I1- nown ii, lance of longevity in the ort vise whieh was captured In 169E rid was killed by an accident in 733. Among birds the eagle and he !.wen scent to enjoy the longest Pell of active life, rind among fish he record :`reins to 1.e held by carp, which bnve been known by authentic ecorde to live 201► yreixs. Pike and iter trout may elinin respectively o ntv ty• and fifty yeora ould not have been causal by an empty ne. Prof. f3ari(lie, annlyist, stated that on the trousers. shirt front and the 'lie ( f the; prisoner he discovered blood satins, which, however, Ire could not determine to be human. For the defence, evidence wos prn- (duced to prove that rowdy scenes had occurred nt Bal lynadarrigh Bridge nt a lime eller the n r will r 1 C o f � i r PIx' r gf. ut 1) the house of n friend, where l.e brought out the whiskey bottle. About this Ilene cries of distress were heart) by those there, coming from the dirccUon of the bridge. So far as the thread was concerned 11 wits shown that it was from n cant similar to those worn in this part of the country l.y nurnernus people. In refcrenee to the hair found - four days after the murder -a nurnber of witnesses declared thnt the inhabitants, Instead of going to o barter shop. ohllg- e.i ench other by culling one another's hair at the bridge. Only the day before the tragedy the deceased cut the hair of a neighbor et this spot. After Ihree-elunrters of nn hours de- liberations the jury found the prisoner not guilty and lie was discharged. 4 -- FEAST OF KISSES. llnhnng en, In Roumania, possesses n public festive! which Is probably unique in the world. It is a little town of about 1,200 inhabitants, and on the morning of Its annual fair day the population from about eighty vilinges conte troop- ing in in swarms. To them go out all the young wonIen,mnrvied or single. cel Ilalmagen, each tearing a small glower garland and vessel of wine. and all id. tended by their gnderiethers. As the visitors approach. Ila young women offer to each a taste of wine and -a kiss. • INCIPIENT m CONSU'NI''fl(ON. flow Food Ilraded off the Insidious Iliseaoe The hnppy wife of a good old -fish. lotted Mich. former says: "In the spring of 1942, i was taken sick --n general breaking down, as a were. i was excessively nervous, could not sleep well al night, my food see:n. el to do me no good. and 1 was so weak 1 could scarcely walk across the room. "The doctor said my erudition was 1' due to overwork and close conllnenrenl s rind that he very much feared that con - 0 surnpdion would set fn. For several months 1 look one kind of medicine after another, but with no effect -in feet, i seemed In grow worse. "Then I determined In quit all medi- cines, give up coffee nml s,ti. s'hnl Grape - Nuts food would do for ate. 1 began I , tat Grape -Nuts with sugar and cream and bread and butter three Umes a slay'. "The effect was surprising! f herein t► gain flesh and strength forthwith, my nerves quieted down and grew nor• n:rilly steady and sound. sweet sleep carne back to me. in sir weeks' tirne i discharged the hired girl and commenc- e.) to do try own housework for n (am- ity of six. This wns Iwo years nen, and 1 nm doing It still, ami enjoy 11." Name given h • Postum Co., Battle ('reek. MA. There's n reason, !lead the little look, "The Road to \\'ellvilla," in pkp. IIATES TO GO (HOME, The lover can't help showing The girl Ice's calling on That when he's slow In going Ile's positively "gone." A ?sure Curse for Ilcndnche.-Il.li.,ms headache, to which women are imos auipject than :nen. becomes so neut.) an some subjects that they nre utterly pre - pirated. The stomach refuses foot). ens, there Is n cnnntant and dlstressint ef- fort to free the stonnch from alta -slit h has become unduly recreted there 1'nr- molee's Vegetable fills aro a speedy Ml- t.crative. and in neutralizing the , tics t ti ni the intruding Into relieves tho ..ors suns on the nerves which cause the headache. 'fry thein. "Why have you never married, Miss Antique?" iia thoughtlessly inquired. "You never nsked nee before." she said coyley, as she gave hire her hand. I. Malvern old ares swarmed fres /►a a ■ W sewer's Gerais. The good work of b1oM-cleansing is completed with Wearies Syrup. Rector: "iterncnlber, my young friend. (here are things In life better than mon- ey." Young Friend: "Yes, I know that, but it lakes money to buy therm." Thos. Sabin of 1 gbngtnn, rays: "I have removed ten corns from uiv feet with Ilallowuy's Coin Cure." ficadur go thou and do likewise. i1 is safer In do business a its rt self- cenfessed sinner than with n sett - admitted saint. Mother llrave,,''Worm Exterminator has no equal for destroying amine( in children told adults. Nee that you get the genuine when purchaniug. I)E.\Til TitAi'i'INGS STOP WEDDING Itridegrtum Regarded Theon as Augury of Rad Luck. A funernl, n wedding that was to he, and n broken engagement are the re lawsuitprincipnl whfeatuich wsillof sho(rn tly be fledextraordinary in the Paris courts. In the will of Hume. Sterris, nn eccen- tric old woman who died not long ago. was a proviso lo the effect that $1.1,000 should be spent on her funeral. The heirs spent nil they could, tut found when they hnd concluded the nrrnngc- menls Mat they find a few dollars stifl uu hand. 'fo get rid of this they gave r.rders that the black nn(1 sII•er drap. cries put up over the door of the house on the occnslon of the funeral should be left for five days. Another resident of the !verse. w•tinse daughter's nuptials were to be eclehrel- eget, objected to the Trappings of woe, and asked Itie concierge le remove them, and when the prospective bride- groom saw the funeral signs he 'nw, too, he said, en omen of ill -luck, rind broke off the t!ngnge►nent. The father of the disappointed bride has new begun nn action Against the landlord. holding him linble for the concierge's (churl in riot removing the draperies. 4----- w 11 AND '11ILN iIE \\'1•:NT. Little Brother (lo sister who is sitting Oh her Goncei--"Ito you know what 1 link?" Shier- -"Nn, whnt is ilk" "I think if 1 vera net in the room Mr. Jones would kis,. you." -` `''law Impudent buy! Leave the room litstant/y." • STtt,1NGE. "1 don't suppose be meant anything unkind," said the young woman, "but it was a very startling coincidence." "What do you mean?" list before Harold and 1 got married his friends persuaded hint to join a 'don't worry club."' PUMPS ase I I , ll 1 I � � I I l 1 SMART -TURNER MACHIN/A CO.. HAMILTON, - ONT. Ile: "Did I ask you to marry me lest night at the dance?" She: "Good gra- cious, no! \Vhyl" "lie: "Well-er--- you know, 1 got excited., and 1 often do silly things tvlten l'ru like that." The Poisoned Spring. --As in natureso In man, pollute the spring and disease and waste are bound to follow - the stomach and nerves out of killer means poison in the spring. South American Nervine is a good purifier, cures indi- gestion, Dyspepsia, and tones the nerves. The hest evidence of its efficacy is the unsolicited testimony of thousands cf cured ones. -713 One of the most onderful things in the world is )tie amount of good advice we can get along without taking. Thor* Is no turning a wgmimill with a pair et bellows and there is ua turning in your chair 11 you bare lumbago or lame bank, but it would be quite eery if ion had "The D 41." Menthol Plaster en your bact- Hi: IIAD. Life insurance Agent -My dear sir, have you made nny provision for those who come after you? Ilalduppe-Yes, I put the dog at the door, and told the servant to say I'm out of town. Ho popular Is lockle's Anti -Consump- tive syrup as a medicine in Um treat- ment of colds and coughs or ailments of the throat, INC to cA;.osure, to draughts, or sudden changes of tern- peruture, that druggists and all deal- ers in patent Medicines keep supplies on band to lur.rt the demand. It is pleas- ant to take. nod tho use of It guar- antee): freedom from throat and lung discuses. - IiER FA\'C'?ITE. Miss Younger -"What is your favorite musical instrument?" Miss Elderly -"The mandolin," Miss Younger --"Oh, of course; there is u num to begin will)." Heart Sick People.-- Dr. Agncw's Cure for the 1bart is a heart tonic that never fails to cure -is swift in its effects -goes el',ser to the. "border land" and snntcll- es from death's grip more sufferers than any other remedy for any family of dis- eases and ailments in the category cf htsrann sufferings. Give's relief in 30 minutes. -7:, ACCi•:I''1'ED. Mr. Plane (who Is fowl of dogs}- Miss Waite, d011't you think you ought to have an intelligent animal about the house that would protect you and - Miss Walk -011, 111-•. ('lane! This is ro sudden! A Pew People can " wear out a ronlh,•' hat it 1. *bjttt (le most dmngerons experiment !martin. ab'o. The other e)'; ,•f u, wall one, had better Sake Allen's lung Uslsaml at once gad be on the safe side "Now. were you drunk or sober?" en- quired the rnngislralc of an Irish deten- diu►1. "Neither, 501T," replied Vie de- fendant; "I'rn n teetotaler," To These of Sedentary occupation - Men who follow sedentary occupations, which deprive them 01 fresh ale Anil 1 c- erise. Aro (note prone to disorders of the liver and ki,dneys than heti: ',do load netivo, outdoor lives The for ni r win find In Permclee's Vegetable Pills a restorulito without question +.1-1 most ed. -aeon's on the market. 'a'h,.v nru easily procurable, easily taken. .0 , : r pcditiously, find they are surprisingly cleat) considering their eaccllen:o. A queer -looking cuslorner Inserted his bend into nn /welion mom. and, looking grnvcly nt the knight of the hammer, inquired. "Can 1 hid. sir?" Nee -thinly." replied the auctioneer, "yon ran bid." "Well, then," said the wag, walking 011, "I bid you g'eodelight." . 4 YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Ol f,ut!rance and full rich (laver is in every pound of Kept there by proper handling 'env: planta lien to store. Just Tltl' THE ICED LABEL. Only one best tea. Blue Ribbon's It. Pedlar's Steel Siding and Shingles LOCKL'D ON ALL FOUR SIDES. wind, Water and Storm Proof. • Z MIM Last a Life time risttanired or painted red on both side,. Moet durable and eemensicat enver![,g or Roofing iss , r Siding ler krelurwce , nuwaes, (seise, Etewters, Mores. Churches, r'urltry pausest Cribs, etc. Easier to lav and will last longer than any other enering. Cheaper than wood shingle, or eLto. No ezpe:tocee necessary. A hammer and snips sue the only toots regnk. od. It is reini-hudened high grtde steel. ♦iso Corrlafeted Iron, Painted er (Istvan,* 4. in sheets ed IJehed lung. &Seeded nisi Eab...ed (.illsge. v Cr.wlp.d Rooting. eco) de,ig.,s of Hooting, )tiding and Collings hi all grades. Thousands of buildings tbruugb the Dominion are cowered with oar (beet Metal floods, snaking Lb.,. FIRE, WATER ! E W T AND LIGHTNING PROOF Send in your order for as many a nares h > crater ,. , ( set) t► you si t 9 ro er your nrnewerol d reg 7 building. , m 1, The ter best roofing f..r this,dtaete. We arm supply Have Trough, all sites. Corrugated ur Plein Roland, Cuuduc,er Pipes, shoes' Elb.rfs, 'pikrs, lubes. All a,,,,1 shipped day after order is received. We are the Largest concern of the kind under the nnti,h flat F:,tabii,hed ilei. Write for free wimples and Catalogue of our Oshawa Shingle. Write to -day. W1'$1t7 1017131eiM No MIOI:0Iatl, McNTa[AL, QUE. OTTAWA, OOT. TORLNTS. ONT. iWMNIPE0, YANCOUVtI. S.0. 741 Craig at 423 Sussex et. Se YWgs a1 TO LSasbartt It. Ota Potter St. WRITE YOUR NEAREST OFFIOI. HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS-09IIAWA. ONT. Learn Telegraphy Great opportunities in the U. S. for Canadians as telegraph operators. SO lc 50 p. c. higher palnries. Positions for all graduates. Send for free catalogue. Det. Tel. & Ry. School, Detroit, Mich. YOUR OVERCOATS std 1sd.d flalte would loop better dyed. It ao IMO e! t Is tour urea. write direct Montreal, Dot Ly •RITISM AMsRIoAN DURING CO. Generator Wanted. Direct current generator, 110 volts, 2 or 4 pole, multipolar preferred, 500 lights, must be in first-class condition. S. FRANK WILSON, 73 Adelaide St., Toronto. A gentleman was once Invited to a house where he considered the dinner was inadequate, and as he was leaving the Bost asked hint when he would dine wit)► him again. "Now," was the start- ling reply. A (:nod Medicine requires Itttre ad ♦ertising. Dr. 'Thomas' Eclevtric O1 guided the good name it now enjoys not through elaborate advertising, but on its great merits as a remedy for bodily pains and ailments of the res- piratory organs. It has carried 1ts res- piratory with It wherever it hen gone, and it is prised at tho antipodes as well as at house. Dose small. effect euro. fie: "As 1 sat there alone, ifilda came along and offered nee a penny for my thoughts." She: "The extravagant creature." "My Kidneys nre alt Wrong! How shall 1 insure best results in the short- est time?" It stands to reason that a liquid specific of Iho unquestionable merit of South American Kidney Curc wilt go afore, (tiredly and quickly to the Fant of the trouble than the "pill form" treatment, and when it strikes the spot thereat healing in an instant. --78 Some druggists may not figure on golden harps and crowns in heaven, but they expect something "just as good." Children who see Pale and peevah want softie - thing that will nuke good rich blood; there is nothing to equal " Ferrovim• for this purpose. Mothers, bemire to get a tette "Pnpn used to calf me an angel," said the bride of six short months. "No wonder," rejoined the rnnn, "you are al- ways harping ale cut something." gaslight Soap Is better flan ether seapek bat is beat when aced is the Snal.ight way. Buy Sunlight Soap sad fellow directies& I,NTEiRESTIN(J ITEMS. The !wedding ring Is worn on the left hand le -cause the right is symbolical r f nuttiortly and the left of obedience. Women of to -day nre, on an nvernge, two inches faller Utmu they were twenty- five yenrsj►go. High heels owe their origin to Persia, where they were intrtxlured to raise the feel been the burning sands of that country. While the wadding servire is proceed - frig in Japan Ilse bride kindles it torch nnil the bridegroom lights a fire from it and burns the wife's playthings. The Invention of the typewriter has given employment to 50O,(11*) women. 11 is both -Weil tO he bad luck to cul the finger -nails on Friday, and manicurists say their buelness is lightest on that day. The average rage nt which women marry In civilized countries is said to bo twenty-two years and n half. 1115 Pilfeet:NT. Mrs. Brown: "And what ate you go. Ing to give Maude Gray for a wedding present. Mr. \Witlte?" Mr. \\hit,': "Oh! I've settled upon something that 1 thought lovely, rind i knew it is just the thing stie wands bad- ly.." Mfrs. Brown: "What Is that? Do tell tae." Mr. White: "A packet or letter acre wrote to me wtic we we„ a eny f' 1»a.- . NORTH-WESTERN FARMS ON TOB Grand Trunk Pacifico • 1 have two sections of land for sale entire or in part, on line of Grand Trunk Pacific, now under construc- tion just west of Portage i.a Prairie. Ploughing in the Northwest will be- gin as early as February. You can sow oats, potatoes and alfalfa on breaking and get big prices from railroad contractors on the spot. Then dire out your teams Sorrell - road grading at 85 per day. You won't get such a chance for a start another year. Don't waste any time, as there is prncllcally no other land for sale of equal quality la such a sitnntion nn such terms and ut so low n price. Price $10.50 per acre; six year terms. 2. L. iI. PARSONS, 92 Winchester Street, Toronto, Ont. 0+*+41♦Ct♦Its+ +*+0+1 ♦0♦• FARMERS! This is the sea,nn of the year when you iaecd t.) ase every preozut(on with your stock. Ily the use elf our STOOK TONiC 0, and other remoter you have the frost guarantee of beak), to your stock. s ValuableAdvice Free K Use it and become our own veterinary e rgenn. 0 The VITISIMAAY SPECIALTY CO., mailed t550 UC V DAS 8T., 'il)RONTO, 051'. jp� +32+*•#tb04. 0 •Afri+301+�Ct+i01+I01 • Mrs. Litllewit (proudly): "Only jest think! Charles has gone In address R public gathering." Friend: "1 didn't know he was a specchmalcer," Mrs. Liltlewil: "Nor I; but he, has been called upon to slake n slutenient before 's meeting of his creditors." Pile Terrors Seep( Away. ----Dr. Ag- new's Ointment stands nt the heed as n reliever, healer rind sure cure for Piles 1.. n11 forms. One application will give ccmforl in n few minntee, and Three to ,a•: days' application according to direc- tions will cure chronic. cases. it re- lieves ell Itching and burning shin dis- er:ses in a day. 35 c.'nt4.-79 "Mn," said the little boy, melting in the kitchen, "'drs. Prune next doer wants to borrow your fiat Irons. Sn,'s shi wank to throw than n1 the rel." "The nerve of I1!" replied his mother. 'Rut that nlu'1 the worst of i1, ma." "What else?" "It is our cat that she wants to throw them al." Faith You cannot l:e expected to have fai h is Shiloh's Consumption Gare, the 1 ung Tonic, as • cure For Colds, Coughs and diien,es of the sir paster., if you have toot tried it. We have (ai:h is it, and we guarantee it. If it doesn't cu: a you it costs ��otgu nothing. If it does R cods you 25c. Thera telt. Try it to -day. Shiloh has cured many thousands of the most obttirtnteuvs, and WC do not hems*, to ry that it will cure any ( old, Cough. Throat or L,tng trouble, If w. did a A believe this we would not guarantee. it Shiloh has had an unbroken record of success lot thirty years. h bat stood every posib a teat %d eate failure. Further Proof is found in the many teststonale of those who have tried Shiloh and helm cure,. Mn. Archie Taylor, Asaph, I'a . Valles: - "1 beech • beak rf Sk.1ok's C' t eniption Cies insif fwad it vwy 1eseS-isL I List.* chs!dr.e, (d✓/ 1.•I wade cough. 1 glare licca everything 1 mad tbe,IF d, t„rtthey fol rn loner. rte 1 oos _ennead rn7 In .haad bnntst s broke/ dye It'e eineto the dalk.t rtes were es bied,aad y ekt .11 .isle. 11 rued Il ens 4aoobel17 1 }Rel tsh ear, keep i1 in the souse b.1 SHILOH pc. with a'eetak'se wham., aset5icsti nit L _tl - 18.