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HEALTII
'I e 1'i 'top sea, jej 1.
Tyi.hoid fever is a preventable dis-
ease; 80 absolutely preventable, indeed,
that A is no exaggeration to say shut
6e Ila 1 ,dy is to blame for every case
that occurs, a111X.ught, so ct'r:rc,us are
'Pe ways by which the genu leavels
it in de :source to its destinalieen, it as
Mien very dilticult to place the blame
*here It lieking:. 1t is, Lruadly speak-
ing, a country disease; Ihrit is, the first
eft. es in an epidemic in u city are el-
Tie,st (limos attributable to a contain-
palion of the milk -supply, or of the
Mvedersupply at its. origui or along Its
cuees• in the county. After the dis-
c.; has got well under way it may
Lc dread broadcuet by other means --
flies, 6,1. examale.
In militia parts of the oountry if
usually prt•vails more or less all the
gale in ties form of isolated cases, but
in cili. s a Often breaks out in epidee
inic forest. Apart from the water air
milk contamination, typhoid fever is
not infrequently carried to the city on
re:.kids and vegetables that are eaten
raw.
The disease begins in (Mom to two
weeks after the infecting material hos
teen taken into the stomach. The first
symptosis are indefinite -headache, JOSS
e( appetite, sometimes slight chills, and
a general listlessness and loss el
sl: et'gl h. These symptoms increase :11
severity for a week. accompanied by
steadily rising fever, higher in the even-
ing than in the morning. Diarrhoea
is frequent; the headache is often ex-
ceedingly scute. -
As the disease progresses the physi-
c/.+ farces are greatly depressed. The
tongue and mouth are dry, there is ex-
ceesivo thirst, and there may be deliri-
t:►. In very severe cases the patient
lees on his back, low in the bed, mut-
tiring indistinctly and plucking aim -
lassie' at the bedclothes.
In favorable cases .improvement comes
_ Ire the third or fourth week. The fever
declines, the tongue becomes moist, the
pained, lakes an Interest in his sur-
ruundings, and as convalescence is err
tal.Iislied, begins to clamor for food.
In no disease is careful nursing t o
important as In typhoid fever. Indeed.
in many cases it may be said the pati-
ent owes his life more to the nurse
Dan to the doctor, although with equal
tutu it may be said That in no disease
Is the constant watchfulness of the phy-
sician more needed.
But the duties of the nurse are not
confined to caring for the patient. She
has the grave responsibility upon tier
of protecting others from contagion.
The poison thrown off in the discharges
from the bowels and bladder, and these
should be kept for at Oast two hours
fa a vessel containing an equal amount
of some pinverful disinfectant before be-
ing thrown away. They should never
be Ihtsnvn on the ground in any place
where the rain would wash them into
a ;arcane or well or cistern. They had
better be thrown into n hole in which
is put at the sane time a quantity . f
ccpperas or uuslakcd lime.
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iHEAL.TII HINTS.
Lockjaw Relief. -\\'arm n small quan-
tity of spirits of turpentine and pour
upon the wound. Relief will follow in
lees than a minute.
lair Cinder In the Eyre. --When a cin-
der !lies into one eye immediately close
the other eye, put Unger on it •lo keep
it closed. Then keep injured eye open
as far as possible. Don't give in, but
to ep it up.
Croup liellef.-Melt a small lump of
butter in a serving spoon over the
Innrp. Add a teaspoonful of common
mal oil and pour slowly down the
throat. This gives instant relief.
To (:urn Chapped (lands. -I lave a
druggist prepare a solution from equal
parts of elcoilol, glycerin, and witch
bezel. Keep the prepalvllon by the
i";'tchen sink. and atter washing the
hands and. while they still are Wet
ur a little of the mixture into one
palm. Itub over 1M.tli hands and dry
un the towel ns usual.
I'u Remove Bug front Eats -Let pati-
ent lie clown with bug shire up. 'Then
drop itt water, a drop at a time, sk.wly,
As the water rives the bug will work
cut tinier -4 firmly held by wax, in
c
which case a syringe or forceps may
be accessary.
Help for Insomnia, --Wel a cloth . r
Lt.ndkerrldd in mid wit ler and bind
around the wri•1, tucking the kose end
In securely. The cold cools the blood
L( fore it reaeltes the (lead 01141 what-
ever draws or cool; the blood will es.
here the brain.
Nester for Burn. -(:over the burn
with sweet oil. Then apply eake of
ei•.tigh, mad. ef flour and wilier. 11
;I1 craw • !7, 'i• fire.
11 " 11'ir 'Ironic.-Toko one
p in boiling water for
at hula; sti4111 and add two ounces
e;4u'rine, qi;atter e,tenc: p•wdered b.:r-
tienrIer • ce lac sulphur, and it
iiertm t .
•I eminent (haler recommends the
f. . n1g aS n cure Ter =ore feet: Alum.
ter .dales': (nun n, ere ounce; 'seen
v it y:ar. one pint: r• scwalcr, half n
p nt. \fix rind lipid: a little as ioIi•en
titter waehing tae feet.
Leath: are of greet tLse to those
wlrl suffer teem Iteeveua exhaustion.
A «altri iath tel the close of a herd
day's methal work is productive • 1
6!• ep, but it is wL.esi first to apply cold
wafer to the farad. or at least to the
brow. After severe physical exertion,
sceh ns climLing, calking. bicycling c.r
riding, it is wise !o lake a hot f ash be' -
fore piing to bed. so c,s 10 relax the
inusck's and prevent any sensation 41
stiffness on the f, lie.wing any.
The ntoa Trying time for a sick per-
s(i1 i3 teetwcen the !emirs of 1 and 4
a.ni. Vitality becomes diminished.
and the strength 818111141 therefore be
fortified a? far as possible, and with
sigStrengtht:ning food, either soup,
o or milk, about midnight. lleals
sas
( to
e estate, and thetraykclieul dk as t1be taken
sway us soon as the repast is flnisljed.
�
o icj va Untnslcd 190d try a panic:ad
cel...; a in the Iretpe that i1 may Le eat-
en inter on le simply enough to dis-
gust
isgust the patient with food altogether,
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A1ONTILS OF AGONY. was a Mr. Heaviside. His industry was
phenomenal, ni4 so o1611 were his ser-
vice* requiattiunW shut lite report of u
case in the Courts of Justice hardly
complete utiles, his name was heard in
conneaiemt with il. "Egad I" said a dis-
tinguishetl lege! luminary of the day,
"we never have a liemicide, aur a sui-
cide, nor any other clue new without a
Ikey iside."
A Severe (.use of Itheumatisnl Cured
by as. as imams, Pink fills.
"For many weary menthe I suffered
untold agony. I could nal walk. 1
could scarcely raise Myself to a sitting
Ixsture. 1 was under medical oar•e,
lot iu wain. Finally 1 tried Dr, \\ 11.
hems' Talk Pills and they have te-
slored me to my former healthy condi-
tit n."
This strong statement was made to
a reporter recently by Mr. Charles S.
Itedtley, formerly of Kingston, N. S..
11111 110W living at l'o't Maitland. Mr.
Keddey is a carpenter by trade, anti
ie now able 1e work every day. Ile
adds: "1 cannot speak fru highly of
Dr. Willem -Ls' Putk I'ills, as they curled
it c after ether medicine failed. While
was living at Kingston, N. S., 1 Was
sized with rheumatism in its most
vie lent foral. 1 was compelled to take
to my bed rend for months was an in-
vent'. 1 was so weak that it was dif-
ficult for me to raise myself to a sil-
ting pu,-lure. it Ls Impossible to tell
hew much I suffered day told ingot,
vet e k 111 and week out. The pains were
like piercing swords. 1 had medical
attendance, Let it failed. 'Then 1 tried
medicines advertised to cure rheuma-
tism, but with tete serine result -money
wrested. One day w)ten hope had al.
[nest gone a friend advised Inc to try
lir. \\'illimus' Pink Pills. 1 told hint
my exper ences with other medicines,
1 e he assured me that these pills
would cure rheumatism, so 1 sent for
a supply. After using a few Loxes 1
was able 10 leave my hed, and from
that on my restoration to health was
tepid. 1 inn now as well as ever 1
was, and have not had the slightest
t .uch of rheumatism since. The change
they have wrought in my case is simp-
ly miraculous, and 1 can strongly re-
commend Dr. \Vill:anns' Pink Pills to
any one suffering from any forth ( f
rheumatism."
Rheumatism Ls rooted in the blood.
Rubbing the aching limbs with lith
'rents and outward remedies cannot
possibly cure it. You must gel the
iLeunlatic acid out of the blood and
Dr. Williams' Pink I'ills is the one
sure medicine to do this, because they
a'tuolly make new blood. That is
why these pills cure enceinte, headaches
and backaches, neuralgia, indigestion
and the secret ailments that make mis-
erable the lives of so many women and
growing g'rls. Sold by all medicine
denims er by mail at 50 cents a box
(•r six loxes for 82.50, from The Dr.
\Villta is' Medicine Co., Brockville.
Ont.
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SOME FAMOUS PUNS.
Many of the Cleverest of \len Have
(teen f:real Punsters.
"What is the difference between a
mirror and a woman?" Napoleon asked
\true. de Steel. "You give it up, 1 see.
Learn then, that a mirror always re-
flects; a wotnan never."
But "the only plan in France" was not
to be caught napping, even by Napo-
leon. '"fell Int', Sire," she retorted in-
stantly, "what the difference is between
a mirror and yourself. You give it up,
i see. Lean, then, that a mirror is pol-
ished, and that you aro not."
Nilly good puns have been recorded
in connection with medical men. A cer-
l',in Dr. Thompson, a contemporary of
G::rrick, was celebrated in his day for
two very ,Irongly staked peculiartties
-slovenliness and an absolute detesta-
tion of muflins. On one occasion the
declor rind Garrick were fellow -guests
at the breakfast treble of a noble friend
of both. when a large dish of muffins
made its appeal. nee. Dr. Thompson
lost not an instant in giving loud ex-
ptession to his annoyance, "Take it
away instantly," he bawled to the ser-
vant. "No, no," put in Garrick, quietly
laying hands on the dish. "We shall
keep the muffins; rather put the raga-
muffins out of the room."
Some of the best puns, however, have
been 111 rhyme. There Is the well-known
sr;uib, for instnnce, written ngainst Dr.
1. Cettsnm. a renowned Laudon practi-
tiener of the eighteenth century :-
When any sick to me apply,
1 physieks, bleeds, and sweats 'ern
If, lifter that, they choose to die,
What's that to 111e?
1. Lellsom.
And the nnswer, concocted by Lett-
sout's friend, Sir \i. Marlin
Such swarms of patients do to me apply.
Did 1 not practice, some would surely
die.
'Iris true 1 purge some, bleed some.
sweat some,
admit 1 expedite a few, still many call.
1. Letlsom,
Even Dr. Jenner. the promoter of vote -
(Smitten did not disdain a pun at times.
'rite following lines, penned by himself.
nrconipanieel a present of n couple of
desks he vent In the mother of n yenng
lady petient who had recovered from a
severe illn(as :--
I've-
i've dispatched. my dear madam, this
scrap of n letter
To say Miss \fury !s very ;much Is" r;
A regelar (leach r no longer '
And. ther,•fore, I've soul h•'r a tot;),', of
quacks.
One of the most eminent London sur-
geons at the beginning of last century
iSSL'E NO. N-:7.
1'l 1'1 Ill: AF:III.UI. M'ARF.uti:.
\Ikea All Nations 11a.r Airships, FiOhl-
it1
be Difficult.
O-1 the question of aerial frontiers.
JIajor Baden-Powell toys: ".'upposiug
that all nations have airships. Are they
to be allowed to go over one mother's
countries photographing sttategical
pcsllious in limes of peace 7 If you say
`No; 1 don't see how you can prevent
them.
"1t is impossible to fire at them, for
Ili field guns are made at present th(y
have not got the elevation. You may
say that new guns will be Invented f••r
Ming upward, and 1 dare say -they will
be. But then, if a vessel in the air of
another country is tired on, what of the
airship that has drifted there by acci-
dent, or what of the private machines?
"You see the discussion lends one into
all sorts of complications. Tho whole
thing is so dream-like, and yet ono day
the dream will be renlizekt. 1 think pro -
Wilily it will be an 'unw'ritten law' that
HO air warship will be allowed in 'ter-
ritorial air.'
"Another possibility is that if airships
become common, wars would be no
Daae. Lana armies would be useless,
for what, would be the good of amen
marching over the ceun1ry with the
enemy's airships hovering over them,
seeing every morn on the other side?
And, supposing, for argument's sake.
Germany seat a fleet of airships over
Isere, we cont(' simply retaliate by send-
ing our air Ilecl to Genitally. The whole
practice of warfare would have to be
revised.
"it Ls n great question," he concluded;
"ono which France has fully realized
rend Germany is realizing. 1 nen looking
le the bine when the first ship of the
English air fleet sails over tho land. \Ve
must rule the atmospheric waves as
much as the waves of the sea."
HATCHED AT CRYSTAL PALACE.
First African Ostrich Ever Born In
England blas Appeared.
irsl Afi-i:•au ostrich ever born in
II took his first walk on a recent.
The
Engle
astern
were
crystal
bulge,
appear
Iii sti
and b
a corn
appear
lard re
Iel.t all
begin 1
\tan
tti,Mori
years I
ir,cuba
!rich fr
.,f the
15 the
prospc
remelt)
Niroug
L-Eloil
Star,
poured
the fo
Itnna
cul to
The
agreed
'Hell of powdered egg and bread crumbs
was itserted into his duck -like beak. The
meal (insulated his toilette, and growth.
1!e Is Trendy nearly twice as hug as he
was a birth. In live months. If he can
face 1 to winter, he should be grown
from six inches to three or four feet.
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SEItB(11.- (:ON'F:Q1'I:\t f:' MERE
.5 \ l;tt ll:1) IT 10\Gsill\ Bl'
L.\\' 111 1‘.
1310011 poison might have proved seri-
e•ua in the case of Mr. Thos. Foster (.f
Kingston, had it not been for %am-Buk.
\t•. Foster says: -
"Last fall 1 hail a nasty sore on my
foot caused by the irritation from a pro-
jecting eyelet in nay shoe. ilefore 1
was ewer .,1 i1 the colored sock 1 wore
had po:-. e• d the fle,•li and 1 suffered
nmxtt hi I,-• gucnce, 1 tried it good
twiny -• •,.•- and ointments yet there
vv ,:. r. 1•r. venrent until 1 begun with
%ani-Buk. This ointment drew out 11l1
the inflammation and poisonous mat-
ter and healed the sore in several days
ufler applying."
All skin diseases quickly yield lo
Zutn-iluk. Sold by all stores nr1(1 medi-
cine vendors nt 50e. a box. or post free
Item %ant-I3uk Co„ Toronto, 3 boxes
alee5.
FEATHERS \\'ERE PINNED ON.
Poullry Breeder Was Sens to Prison for
Cruelly.
At Sonnela rg, Gerrnnny, the other
nay
it well lu:own poultry breeder
named Mnrgenrulh, was sentenced to
s`e weeks' imprisonment for hawing
inflicted terrible suffering on a num-
ber of fowls exhibited by hien nl the
recent great German Poultry Show held
In that town.
M'ngenroth hoped to secure flrsls to
certain of the highest Classes with his
tards, Let the reenters of a number of
cocks were not In accordance with the
regulations governing tho exhibits in
those classes. He nccordingly plucked
the birds. and, having procured a sue•
ficient quantity of the correct feathers,
feskenrd them skilfully to the flesh of
the fouls with pins.
in order to keep the tall feathers cf
other cocks In an upright pesllion, Mor-
g(nroth attached them to wire clamps,
driven into the flesh of the binds.
So Indignant were the judges that
they gave Morgenroth a severe thrash-
ingI', before handing him over to the
KM-
Umbrellas
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Umbrellas are like men; usually (ho
poorest Iger l
Underwear made -to order. for ycu couldn't
pu.eibly mad in fit nor equal
in value
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Ttsde-rn:.rked lily this
in reel as ure sign of
value. Made in many
fabrics and styles, at
various prices, in form-
fitting sizes for women,
men and children.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
DYNAMO
3.0 lights, first -gess order. \\ :!1 be sold
cheap and must be gotten out of the way
owing to GU) -light machine taking its
place. S. Frank Wilson, 73 Adelaide
Street West, Toronto.
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Quffalo tnuhe, numlcr four, 9 -inch ver-
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away, New York.
an was deeply in love with n
fair." Ile niet her one evening
rowded ball. and, as he could
l an opportunity of talking to
cv,ntrived to slip Into her hand
e of paper, with the two words,
you " written upon it. The
was equally brit, "Won't 11" ,
o hose of Sedentary Occupation. -
Men who follow sedentary occupations,
which deprive them of fresh air and
exercise, ate more prone to disorders
of the liver and kidneys than these
who lead active, outdoor lives. The
former will find in I'nrnlelee:s V'ege-
t,ble Pills a teslorative without ques-
tion the .most eflicncious on the mnr-
kel They the easily procuruble, easily
token, act expeditiously, and they are
surprisingly cheap considering their
excellence.
"You should never lake anything that
doesn't agree with you," the physician
te.l1i Mr. Marks. "If 1 had elvays fol-
lowed That rule, Maria," he remarked
14, his wife, "where would you be?"
Von are right In regarding erystppeiav as a
eee eeet disease. Annnlnt lh•s swollen. Itching
skin witb wo.,vei.Oorat.: .511.1 take wearer's
Situp intoru:stly.
air. ilardup (entering Ilse nursery)-
"WIiy. what are all you children hid-
ing; fur?'' Small Ii )----"Please, ft'Ipa,
I'c mrny's the bill collector, and he's
called with an account."
Nearly all intents are more or less
subject In d:srrh(ra and such corn-
plainls while teething and ns this period
of their Lives is the most critical, Ino-
iher4 should not be without o bottle
of Dr. J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cor-
dial. Th'a medicine is a specific for
ascii complaints and is highly spoken
of by those who have used it. The
prcprietiirs claim it will cure any case
•.t cholera or summer complaint.
can't ter why, because a
women marries a man, she should take
It's name." Ile -"Juts so, The poor
fclluw ought to be allowed to keep
something he could call his own!"
ITCH, Mange, Penirlr Scratches and
every roan of coningious Itrh In honian
or animals cured in 30 minutes by \Vol.
feed's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
"Hew La it That a strong man like
you cannot get employment?" n Indy
ncked a tramp. The mendicant replied:
"Ali, mune, yer see, people wants ref-
erences from my last emp',lyat\ an'
tie's been dead about twenty years!"
A Good Medicine requires little ad-
vertising. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
gained the r of name 1t now enjoys.
Leo. through elaborate advertising, but
cn its great merit as n remedy ker bod-
ily pains and ailments of the respire -
trey orgeeno It has carried its tame
with It whi•revcr it has gone, and it La
prized at the antipodes as well as at
410Dle. Dose small, effect sure.
Tom Smith was walktng down the
sheet accompanied by his dog, where
tau he had recently. "lobbed,' when
he met Vt ill Studd. The latter, seeing
the stunted tail, pointed tto it, and
laughingly said:- "Why, Toni, I never
saw that before." "Of course not," re-
plied 'Toni; "dogs' tuiLs are always be-
hind."
A Sure Cum for 1leadache.-lilioas
headache, to which women Incrmore
subject than men, becomes so acute in
setae subjects that they are utterly prts-
trated. The stomach refuses food, Doti
Il:cre is a constant and distt'cssing ef-
fort k, free tete stomach from bile which
has become unduly secreted there. Par -
melee's Vegetable !'ills are a speedy
altrative, and in neutralizing the effects
of the intruding bile relieves the pres-
sure on the nerves which cause tete head.
ache. Try thcut.
Customer -"Look here! All tete hut -
kits came off this coat the first time
f
were it." Aaronheitner (the (adore -
"les? So many bt'opie admin dal etint
taut you sloven tint pride and burst
dcso buttons off."
--
walk sad Sickly People envy those in robust
health. Nn need to stay seek when by the use ,,t
the best tonic. " Ferrovim,'•) uu can gut ricer blued
and renewed strungth raid tiger
fl:chic-"i,c.ok at me! 'Twenty years
age a pour boy, working like: a dog,
and now -look at met See what 1 have
made myself." Smarte-"Yes, sir. 1)0
ycu is this meant as a warning
ir an example?"
You cannot be happy while you have
rorns. 'Then do not delay in gelling a
ionic of 1I(Itoway's (corn Cure. It re -
'neves all kinds of corns without ,pain.
Fiii!tire with it is unknown.
Al.\VATS \VON.
Jach---"flow did you make your tor -
lune?"
Isaac --"On horse -rating."
Jacob -"What! 1 never knew you
betted?"
Isaac -"1 didn't. 1 6tal'Ied a pawn-
shop just opposite the entrance to the
rececour•se, for the accommodution of
jeople 'alto wanted to get ltotne when
the races were over."
A NEW IGNITION BATTERY.
Owing to the constantly increasing
severity of the ignition problem, the
NA'1'It►NAI- CARBON CO\II'ANY, Cle-
s, land, Ohio, deemed it advisable to de-
sign a battery especiallp fe.r this class
of work. The Columbia Ignitor "fled
Top" Dry Cell which is the result of
their experiments is without question
tie highest type of ignition battery on
the Inorket today, These eel, give it
ho' snappy spark, recuperate rapidly
and have long life. They are made in
three sizes. This company will ne
p'lltscd to send their booklet "Kinks,'
wvl,icli treats on all (Jas Engine trou-
ales, free to owners of automobiles,
launches, Gas Engines, etc.
A writer says that whipping a boy
fray make hint stupid. It may be, but
P. is more likely to make hint smart.
Help your children to grow strong
and robust by counteracting anything
that causes ill -health. One great cause
u: disease in children is worms. Re-
move them with Mother Graves' \\corm
Exterminator. 1t never (nils.
A crank is a elan who hnows all about
n subject which you know nothing
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Dyeing ! Cleaning!
ler t5. rerr, 5..l...1 feat week to 15.
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M.strod,Toruata, Ottawa, Qu.b
Curtain lectures should be delivered
behind the scenes.
Ye Olde Firme of t•ieintzman & Co., Limited. Established 5o fears.
Wonderful Bargains
IN UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Act on the Motto, " Do It Now "
' The statement is plain and bold, because absolutely correct, that hero we
offea bargains in fine well -made, good condition upright dianos that cannot be
matched anywhere else.
MASON • RISCH-trpright Piano, with 7 octaves, hand -
carved panels in top door with nicely turned trusses, a
very nice piano in first -Osiris condition, having been
thortyighly overhauled in our factory, fully guaranteed.
Regular price 8375.00, epecial at ..... ..... 625.00
KILCOUR - Cabinet Grand, 3 panels In top door, swing
music rack. full scale, rosewood ease. This piano is in
A 1 condition and is an Instrundint that will give every
possible satisfaction, and is particularly good value at
$220.a
STANDARD - Toronto,'fult size Cabinet Grand, in wal-
nut case. Reston tall, beautifully decorated top door. 71.3
waves 3 pedal.. practically as good as new and thor•
r.ughlv g iarat.teed. This is an elegant Instrument, and
or" that will give every possible satisfaction. Regular
price 8375.00. sp^eial at.................. 8231.06
PRINCE - Be-titiful walnut case, with full-length
murie rade. nicely deeortoed top duet. with 7 1-3 octaves,
Roston fall, 3 pedals, thoroughly overhauled and in
first-renss rendition, fully guaranteed. anev'ial at 6275.00
MENDELSSOHN, Toronto --Beautiful upright walnut rase,
with full-length musts rack. nicely decorated to door,
handsome trus'es and pilasters. 3 pedals, elegant piano
and while advertised as 6ecnnd•hnnd is practically new,
t,einR only slightly shopworn. F'nlly guaranteed. Revu-
lnr price even .n•). special sit ...... 6231.00
MENDELSSOHN. Toronto Beautiful upright mahogany
case, with tull•tcngth music rack, nicely decorated top
door, handsome trusses and pilasters. 3 pedals: an ele•
gant piano, and while advortined as second-hand is
practically new, being only slightly shop-worn. Regu-
lar price 8375.03, special at ... ...... .. . 8243.00
UXBRIDGE -- Upright Cabinet Grand, beautiful mahog-
any case, with Roston fall, handsomely carved music
rack, three paaela, 7 1-3 octaves. 3 pedals. One of their
best lastruments, in first-class condition, thoroughly
overhanled and fully guaranteed. Special at ...8245.00
COURLAY - Upright Cabinet Orem!. with 7 1-3 octaves.
Boston fall. nicely decorated top door. used about one
year, in first -else, condition, and special nt ......6255.00
'NORMWITIi & CO.-Cnhira Grand, 7 1-3 octaves, 3 pe-
dalo, including orchestral attachment, susceptible to
banjo, mandol n and harp effects. nicely decorated top
door, in elegant condition. practically brand new, five.
year guarantee. Special at ................... .... 8267.00
NEWCOMBE i CO. --Parlor Grand Plano, In elegant eon•
lition and a piano that will give every satisfaction. 71.3
octaves, very suitable for a musician or eorcert hall.
Thoroughly guaranteed. Regulus price 8600.00. special
at................... ............. ..... ................ 8450.00
STEINWAY & SON, New York-- Grand Piano. with beau-
tiful rosewood ease. handsomely carved legs and lyre,
overstrung scale, ,•t,'. The make or thin piano is in it -
;elf a guarantee that the article Is first -Clete. ilas been
thoroughly overhauled. and is in A 1 condition, fully
guaranteed. Regular price 81,200, special at .... 8600.60
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Pianos under $25000--810.00 cash and R5.00 per month. Grand pianos. $2:01 rash and 810.00 per month. Quer•
terly or half -yearly payments can be arranged if dr•ire.l. if ai.eri:,1 terms are required wire your erleetion, at
our expense, and the piano will be held until arrangements ran he mode by letter. A handsome stool neeom•
panies each instrument. Freight prepaid to any point in Ontario, and reasonable arrangements to other points.
YE OLDE FIRMS OF
Iieintzman & Co., Limited,
115-117 King St. West, Toronto, Canada.
RoofiraZ
Right
Cith
Fj Gt1vani7ed
Amp,'
STEEL
Put them on with no tools but a
hammer and tinner's shears, -can't
go wrong. They lock on all four
sides, are $t'lf-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 -
TJ it
Pella
PaDpla
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Is Easy
Work
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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 $4.50 a 8(1 u a r e,
10 ft. x 10 ft. Tell us t h e
area of any roof and hear our
tempting offer for covering it
with t h o cheapest roof you
can really afford to buy. Let
us send you FREE booklet
about this roofing question -tells
some things you may not know.
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Oshawa Galvanized Steel
Shingles are GUARANTEED in
every way for Twenty -Five Years
Ought to Last a Century
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Oet Our OUer before You Root a Thlad
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