HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-07-05, Page 5TUE
(Utter tirocate,
published clicry Thursilw Ner-41.v.; the, Or4Pe
XER
. • By elk
ADVOCATE PuBLi4ii 111110 COMPANY
TEUIV.S OFUi31.51,1LIVIION.
Due Ilalaiper ainntim a tem in adva:iee, $1.50
0'1 if not pc p411,
Uaitego 414)31)19...,.
,
No papor" discontinued until al; airearaileS are r4ld •
Advertisements withOut specified directions will be
published until forbid and charged accordingly.'
Liberal discount reads for transcleat adv.extioments
Iptiailttlbfloj ltounrgi a efi Eeut i' troryfidnecoristviloon oafn!"(p.
- -wadgnaglates---Checlueer44514-9o1-74cis, Az0;," fo
aevsosen, subscriptions, etc., to be :nada payable
tc)
Sanders 84 Creech,
Pnoonmons
Property' for Sale.
1
A fine pasture farm in the Township of Hay, near
Sareptal One hundred C4OreS, 80 acres Seeded, frame
house glaii good stable, good water, etc„
Another 100acro farm for sale, in the township of
118bOrne,sOldll Of Eliraville,conyenient to schooLwoll
drained, small orchard, 1.0 acres bush, frame house,
barn, stable and grainary. '
Apply to
SANDERS & CiREE03, Exeter.
Dashwood
Roller Mill
A real goad time to `buy our famous
White Star Flour
is now. Made from the very finest of
wheat—acknowledged to be the best
in America—The Mills, the Millers,
. and the Milling Process all thoroughly'
adapted for obtaining the highest re-
sults.—For strength, richness, whole-
ness -and appetizing flavor it is with -
Out equal; makes more bread easier
and better than any other—gives solid
satisfaction to 'consircner and producer
—Buy it andyouwill please yourself
and, your good wife as well.--Hense-
wives all over the county ensdorse our
.claims. We solicit your patronage.
Jos Eidt Dashwood
OL WANTED
t Exeter and Centralia
and Clandeboye
Eleyators
Jos. Cobbledick
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
The great Uterine Tonle, and
only sate etreotlaiat Monthly'
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold in three dogrees
of strength—No. 1, ;1; NO. 2,
10 degrees stronger 113; No. 2,
drugt
for special Cases, per bot.
Sold by all ts, or. sent
Prepaid on rece
i
pt Of price.
mree pamphlet. Address: TR
' COOKINE0101111160.111201A0NT, IforinattfWi
•
e Itiole to Bug
FOR THE HOME.
Ife that which 'gives lasting, 'benefit
and Pleasure. •
Nothing will so successfully do this
as a &ad High G -rade
PIANO °r ORGAN
Everiemeniber of the bunny will fut.
1y appreciate it._
We carry these instruments in the
highest grade and ourprices and terms
are of the most liberad kind for the
Purchaser.
Our Sewing Machines
Surpass anything in the inarkee fop
beatity and durability.
0411 and see us; We will take pleasure
in showing you our goods.
MARTIN &SON
EXETER MARKETS'.
°HANGED EACH IVEDNESDAlt
Wheat . . 66 or Olio 401, 175 • 77
flarley 40 42
at 35
66;s6 70
Potatoes, per bag. 1 00 1 10
Pray, per ton.... 461. 664 6 50 7 00
Flour,. per owta.itertilly 2 25
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 20 1 20
10
15
Livetitege, per. ceet...... 7 30
Shorts per toe 20 00 20 00
:Oran per ton ....... .... 18 00 18 00
Dried Apples 0 6
THREE FAcTs 1 Ciep, Teisfr:t ha4 meiv(d,
sitteeclin,s, hip,11 csLosi Lsetess
Zurieh
For Sick Women
To Consider.
'Flame -That alnioet every operation in
our hoPpitals, performed upon Woni,en
becomes neeeseisry through neglect of Snell
eyniptoras es backaclae, irregular and
painful periods, dsacement o the
female organs, pain la the eide, burning
sensation in the stomacliebearmg--clown
nervonsnefs, diuiness and :sleep-
-
SECOND.—The medicine that holds the
ecord for the largest number of absolute
cures of female ills ie Lydia E. Pin'kham'a
Vegetable Coraponnd, It regulates,
strengthens and cures diseases of the
female organism as nothing else can.
For thirty years it has been helping
women to be strong, curing backache,'
nervousness, Isidney roubles, inflamina-
tiOn of the female organs, weakness and
displacements, regulating the periods
perfectly and overcoming their pains.. s It
has also proved itself invaluable in pre-
paring for childbirthand the change of
life.
THIRD.—The great'volume of unsolicited
and grateful testimonials on file at the
Pinkhara Laboratory at Lynn, Mass.,
many of which are from time to tune
publishedby permission, give absolute
evidence of the value of Lydia E. -Pinks
ham's Vegetable Compound and Mrs.
Pinkhara'fi advice.
Mrs. Pinkliam's Standing Invitation
to Women.—Women suffering from any
form of female, weakness. are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Pink -
ham, at Lynn, Mass, All letters are
received, opened, read and answered by
women only. From f3ymptoruS given,
your trouble may be located and the
quickest and surest way of recovery ad-
vised. --Mrs. Pinkham is daughter-in-law
of Lydia E. Pinkha,m and for twenty-five
years under her direction and since her
deeease she has been advising sick -women
free of charge. Out of the vast. volume
of experience in -treating female ills Mrs.
Pinkham probably has the very know-
ledge -that will help your case. Surely,
any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish
if she, does not take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance.
•
.VIA
TO THE
R T H
RETURN rants:
Winnipeg 02.01 Strasburg - tit211
' 'Souris 33.51 Subteen ,31.25
Orsadok,:. 31.56. Primes Albert MO
' 34.20 No lkittlefeed MAO
Arcola $ILW ilacisod
ratinnuo 1 . sewn r
Yorktona IttW
"""" Dow e
Regina litittiar I 42.00
Noose Jaw • 10.00 Edamatenj
•
GOINQ:
June .5th f ipisd to return rotil Sagest Oth,
isms litth, " ' August Mk
July. Ird, -Sept. led.
July llth,. " Sept. 17th.
For rate! to other pante tad complete in.
formatiorropply to nearestesnadian PORI°
Agent, or wait* to O. B. l'oetrant. Diatriel
Passenger Agent, /1 Tales at• Toronto%
.601.11006161mmONY
McGillivray tioun cil
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment in Town Hall, McGillivray, June
25. Present, J. Robinson, Reeve; W.T.
Ulens, J. Gibson, J. Poore, and W.
Mawson, Councillors. Minutes of last
meeting read, approved of and signed.
Gibson--Uleas—that whereas a num-
ber of ratepayers on the 14th conces-
sion have presented a petition asking
to have a ditch constructed under the
Municipal Drainage Act, the Clerk is
hereliv instructed to cominonicate
with R. S. Code, 0.E., and procure his
services to make a report on said
drain.—Carried. Gibeon—Poore—that
By Law No. 8 of 1900, to abolish. the
payment of sheep killed by diva= as
read a flast time he now read a third
time and passed. —Carried. Account%
amounting to, $738.90, were ordered.
ttibe paid.—Oareied. Council jadourn-
ed to meet in the Town Hall on the
last Monday in August at 1 p.m.
J. D. Drummond, Clerks
St. Marys: Miss Mona Dawson; a
former residenteof this place,was on
June 20th married to tA, Orippen of
Detroit.
Firming ila its Drawbacks..
A farmer hag a hard life. Working in
. all "Weathers, feet wet, exposed to strain,.
he is too often mighty careless about
his health. .
/antes Abbott, aellerkliam farmer,
neglected his lidoeys)teitil laid up with
rheumatism. Vor sev years lie could
not work. Ile never imagined his kid.
neys were at the bottom, of the trouble.
A friend advised ge took it.
And 'began to mend at once. A few
months, and he WaS strong a9 ever.
I if not se
Don'
% Money refunded. tisfied.
t let yourself rent dowe. IThe
NO
W. S. 110 WItilY, DRTIGGI$V.
, And doing nothing tokeep it? Keit
a:Women like Wok, heavy hale; long,
leex 'ttriant hair. Don't you? Then
UMW MO* Vegetable Sicilian UfiIr
at • Renewer. Ton *Ave what hair Y0,0,
ourilairhav and get
.htaten irls4 rearottiothe *a IIIrS
e brown
r hi k. R.P•.1fAT,T4&eit
grapti studio to rani
iiiirelDeP.—Mrs. J. Mossean of Wind-
bor is on a visit to relativee here.—A.
McLeed, prine4eill °zit, eshoolsia ilove
enjoying IfiN well earned baldays at'
his home in Bayfield.—Ei. Deicheit
of Armada, Mich., was here recently I
visiting at his horee.-0. Fritz and
wife and Wee. • Kibler spOtt severall
claye Listowel last weeks—Charles
fireb haa unproved the appearance of
his residence by repainting, it.—Mrs.
Preston, of Cleveland, Ohio, le
tem at the twine of her sister, Mrs. j.
J. alernera—Miss Marie Dneharines of
Belle River, is visiting at het home.
Sauble linee—Mrs, S. Rennie had Mrs.
Geo. Wyatt of London as her guest
last week.—Miss Ethel 'Williams has
gone to Ottawa to visit her slater, Mrs.
(Rev,)-Wleftesides.--After completing
the millinery season at D. S. Faust's,
Miss Bennett has returned to Blyth.—
Miss Sibert of Plattsville. Miss Rieder
of Shakespeare and Miss Moyer of Ber-
lin were visitors at the bin/9e of Mra. J.
Preeter during the week. --Jos. Dow -
son, 14th con., has Kane stalks Of flax
that was., grown on his farm which
measures 42 inches.—The summer holi-
day's are now with us and- the teachers
and scholars are now enjoying their
vacatioo.—Mrs. McLean of Hensall
and daughter, Miss Mabel, of Winni-
peg were here last week on a visit.-
-1?. W. Hess has purchased a 16 foot
motor boat from a Detroit firtnes-j.
W. Hogarth has been reengagerl in S.
S. No. $, Hayr.for the coming year.—
The trustees of the Evangelical church
of this village have decided to have a
metallic ceiling put into the thumb,
and also replace the present windows
with stained glass ones. O. Hartleib
hap the contraeaor this work. A ce-
ment walk and steps built in front of
the church greatly ixiiproves the ap-
pearance ot.the property.—Miss Marie
Bassow, second daughter of W. Bad -
sow of this village was married in Lon-
don on June 23 to Lorne Russel Dim-
bleby, The ceremony Was performed
by Rev, Eiernaann. May the young
couple have a long and happy wedded
life is the wish of their many friends
here.—A new and neat verandah
adorns J. D. Merner'e new residence.
Hensall
. After AU absence of three years in
Winnipeg, Miss Maisie McLean is home
on a visit. Her many friends are
pleased to grasp her by and Owed. and
welconie her to their homes.—Ed.
Howald, who. recently returned from
Gunn's Hospital, Clinton, is rapidly
regaining his former health.—Prior to
her departure from Hensall Miss
Doan's pupils presented her with a
handsome manicure set; The gift was
quite a surprise to Miss Doan but was,
nevertheless, highly appreciated.—
Duncan and john MeEwen • of Bute,
Man., are home on a visit. They are
engaged in the mining business in
that country. They Were given a roy-
al avelcome.—Roy Neeland has gone to
Paris, where he has accepted. a .post.
tion on the Review staff.—Mrs. Blair
and granddaughter, Miss Margaret
,Wrsemiller are owe visit to friends in
Fairgrove, Mich.—Miss Blanch Petty
has returned to London.—Misses Anna
and Carrie IVIeArthur have returned
from Toronto where they have been
at-Bratiksoine hall for the past two
years.---Cbas..0ook, who was here at-
tending the federal of his father, the
late Henry Cook, hes returned to Chi-
cago.—Mr. Boyd, of the F.O. Hunt of-
fice; London, intends taking charge of
the office work here.—Miss Richardson
is home on a visit from London.—Geo.
Trott has closed his photo gallery and
moved to GrandBend.--Mrs.Southwell
of Toronto Innetion is visiting under
the parental roof.---Kippen Oircuit
people intend inereasing their minis-
ter's salary.—Workmen are busy at
D. Ilrqeshart's flax mill.—Miss McAl-
lister has enlivened heishorne by pla.c-
'Mg a handsome piano therein.—Rev.
Mr. Baugh has beenstationed at Oil
Springs instead of at Adelaide as Stat-
ed last week. He and his wife left
Thursday for that place. The best
wishes of all accompany them and
may their good work be crowned with
success. The new ministers, Revds.
Hart and Toll arrived last week and
were given a hearty welcome. .sThey
occupied their respective pulpits on
Sunday and delighted their hearers
with the eloquent sermons which they
delivered. May their labors among us
be wonderfully blessed.—Miss Acheson
left Friday for Seaforth where she will
spend her vacation. She tendered her
resignation to the trustee of S. S. No.
1, Tuckersruitte but she has been asked
to reconsider it as she is an excellent
teacher and both parents and scholars
regret her departure from the school.
Prior to leaving she was presented'
with a beautiful clock, accbmpanied
by a very flattering address from her
pupils.—Rev. Dr. Medd prior to his
removal to Forest was presented with
a purse of gold from his late congrega-
tion. The gift was accompanied by a
touching address.—Word has been re-
ceived here of the safe arrival in the
old. country of the Misses Bell, Moir
and Stewart and that they had. A very
pleasant voyage.--Oecil D. Simpsou
has rented Mr e Petty's dwelling re-
cently occupied by Mr. KelehOns—The
millinery season in town is now draw-
ing to a close and ethe young ladies
who so tastefully fitted out the lovers
of up-to-date head-dress in Hensall and
surroanding country with the spring
and summer styles, will leave shortly
fortheir Itarious homes. --.Tack Welsh
has returned from london"' hosPital.
where he had his foot examined. The
X rays revealed a broken „bone and
another out of piece. An operation
was performed and atea result he will
have the use of his foot. Shlee the tee -
Meta he has suffered severe pale,
which it is hoped the operation will
relieve.- -John Tod, who has. been
teaching school in Quebec, has return-
ed bonie for the holidays.—Mi$8 Sera
nie MeOloy, the popular young daugh-
ter of Mr. Wm. MeOloy WAS on Wed-
nesday married to Mr. John McGregor
of Kippen, the interesting event tak-
ing piece at Toronto. They returned
to Atippen on Thureday evening when
a grand reception WAS tendered, them.
Our best wishes are extended to this.
Woethy young /couple and may their
future be one of ba,ppiness.
Itillsgrocu
,W Lova luta iverie to VA1110, Where
he haa itecepted a position in the bauk.
utunber froth thia loetdity enjoy.
ed the hike breezes at Bayfleld on Do.
minion atty.—Bert Workinatewho has
f _to , .0.,peit
stay or GO in this visisity last
Atter a few weeks' ViGit James
Teoyee has returned to Briiisail-sairg to
resainedbia duties eporator.--Itev.
lab 113'st week to eoininenee
daties as Oil Starlings. The new pastier,
ltesa Mr, Hart has arrived and 'aeon-
i7Se./ tiie pelnit on Sunday. He inacte
,vers'„fs.viarable impression o the
vongrega,tton. •
'Oroniarty
Miss Simpson of PitIde was a visitor
at the borne of Tt3frovet.-41.fter
onth's etray in New Ontario, Alex;
Miller has returned to, town.--Airiong
the many who left our- biirg on Mon-
day for the West vve noticed: Mr. and
Mr. . A.11"flodgert.of Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. McKellar, limes Hamilton,
Miss Jeseie Hamilton; Mrs. John A.
Norris and Miss .TeSSite Miller of Ont.
ford, fortnerly of Exeter. Met -'1r. Mc-
Kellar and Ilodgert with their wives
intend taking the trip right through
to Oregon and will visit various parts
in the new provinces on ,the way.
They expect to he goneabout four
months. The others will he absent
about two months and will visitfriends
at various paints' frona Winnipeg to
the Rocky Mowitaine. We wish them
on.e and all a prosperopsand pleasant
jpurney, a good time in the promised
land and a safe return to their home
and friends.
Stains
joine McVey has purchased the farm
of Jas. Berry, while Robt. Dalton has
;rented the farm that Mr. McVey has
been pn from Mrs. M.Drake for a term
Of years. --Mrs. Davis of Harrington is
a visitor at the home of her ,parents,'
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Barbour.—Mrs. Sel-
ley of Seaforth, is here visiting I2er
daughters. —The circuit eicnic, on• Do-
minion DaY, which -was held in Burn's
grove was a decided success. Rev.
Martin Wilson, a fortner minister on
this circuit, was the speakerfor the oc-
caeion.
FATAL ACOIDVNT- ---Thie week it be-
comes our sad:duty to record the acci-
dent which occurred a mile east of this
village on Sunday week. Mrs. Hugh
Norris and sister, Mrs. Morris, accom-
panied by the latter's little 7 -months'
old 610-ita wej.e out driving. All went
well (ilia "their return home when
Mrs:. Morris alighted to openthe gate,
when the horge waded bolt and dashed
through the orchard. Mre. Norris and
the bebe were thrown outethe former
receiving slight injuries but the little
one was so badly hurt that concussion
of the britin resulted and, it passed
away about tnidniglit the same day..
Mr. and Mrs; Morris have the heart-
felt sympathy of the entire community
in this their sad bereavement.
Xt. Carmel.
Vincent Quarry of St, Michaels Col-
lege, Toronto, , is spending his well
earned holidays' at his home here —A
number from, t his locality enjoyed the
lake breezes at Grand.Bend on MOD.,
day while others took in the sports at
Centralle. —Wm. Doyle, after a four
eeare' absence in the West Is home on
vigt\" :U's many friends are 'glad
to gree Idea once mores—The follow-
ing seholats in Miss Clifford's school
wrote at the en trance examinations
at Paekblil last week: Nellie Ryan,
Kathleen O'Brien, Julia Stewart, Mat
jury Guainan, Agnes M'cOarty, Frank
Guinan; John Sullivan, Charlie Glavin
Atones Hill, „Patrick McCarty. We
wish one young friends every success.
—Ms p AngE la ,Quarry left Thursday
for an extended visit to Toronto. Her
sister, .Mis4 Margaret, of the Normal
school, London, intends,tahing charge
of the Alt, Carmel cboirduring her ab-
sence.--jno. Barry had a barn raising
a 'few davs ugo which was well at-
tended. -.Thos. Rowland and Thos.
Hall were captains but Owing to the
unfavorable Wes tber it was well on in
tbe evening before the stemeture was
up. 'I'he former's side, hdweverwas
the winner. The affair elcieed with • a
dance in the evening. °
_ ON..
Tk. quality That Counts. ,
The great prizes of life do not fall to
°OW moot brilliant, to the _cleverest, to
VW shrewdest, to the most long headed
or to the best educated, but to tho most
level headed men, to the men' of sound-
est judgment. When a man is 'wanted
for responsible position his shrewd-
ness is not considered *5 important as
his sound judgment. Reliability is
!what Is wanted. Can a ms,n stand
without being 'tripped, and, if he. Is
thrown, can he land upon his feet2
Can he be depended upon, relied UPon
'Soar all circumstances, to do the right
tilairt. the Sensible thing? Has the
Sisal a level head/ HO he good bora'
SOW Is . he liable to dy oft on a
tangent or to "go off half cocked?" Is
bto'reddyl" Vas he "wheels in his
head?" Does he loge his temper eafitlY
or can he control' himself? If he es,n
keep a loyal head underall circus
-
stances, If he cannot be thrown off his
balance and Is honest, he Is the nut
Wsuted.‘.-Suceesul. .
liteteminee Army,
Ifs,ny, Indeed, Are the curious crIs-
toms eonnected with the Russian
• lays vrriter in. a London jot*
nal. rot Instance, none but giants ate
allowed In the Preobranhenski
:OW regiment To the tamallows
.regiment none but fair min are a4.
witted, while a turned up nose to tilt
qualifying adornment of the 1'avr1OW
guardigt; The Guards chasseurs, on *I
Other hand, aro composed exclustrely
Of dirk hatred men. Then; t00, tire
distinction- between °Mem Or the
guards and those serving in line tee.
Merits is most Marked, a guard lieu.
tenant until recently taking prece4e/101
0Yer A captain of the line. Plotter -
More tho pay Of Imfantry °Alters In line
reglments Is ludicrously *mall. Mid
the Infantry prieates lot is Oul bette,
be imagined thandeseribed.
Provincial loan of $39 000 000
(4017FRNMENT OF THE
VINCE OF ONTARIO. under the
authority of Chapter de cif the Statites
of Ontario, 10136', invites aubseriptions
from the public fer a loan of $$.000.01Y)
orbonds of the Province of Ontario.
itated 1s1; july; 1003arid payable,
$11;56o,000 on the ist July, 101.
$1,500,000 on tile let July, 1936.
with coupons attached fee interest 'at
the rate W 86 per cont. per annum pay-
able half -yearly on the lst 'Jacniary
and the lst July in each . year at the
office of the Provincial Treasurer, To-
ronto. tionds will be of tiae denomina-
tions of $200, $500 and $1,000, and will
be payable to bearer, tut on request
will be registered in the • office of the
Provincial Treasurer and endorsed as
payable only to the order off -certain
persons or corporations, and on rm.
quest of holders may be exchanged for
Ontario Government Stock bearing
the marte rate of interest
The issue price during the month or
July, 1906, will be pia-, and after the
31st July, 1906, the issue price will be
par and accrued interest.
,= ALL •BONDS AND INSCRIBED
STOOK ISSUED um:ma THE AU-
THORITY OF THE SAID ACT ARE
FREE FROM. ALL ONTARIO PRO-
VINCIAL TAXES, CHARGES, SUC-
CESSION DUTY AND IMPOSI-
TIONS WHATSOEVER.
Purchasers of amounts up to $1.000
will be required to send certified
cheque with the application. For
amounts over $1,000 payment for sub-
scription may be made in instalments
10 per cent. on application, 10 per cent.
lst August, 10 per cent. lot September,
10 per cent. lst October, 10. per cent. lst
November; and 544 per cent. lst Decemt
ber, 1906, with privilege of paying at
an earlier date, the interest on i.ristal-
elient subscriptions being adjusted on
lst January, 1907. ,
In the event of ally subseriber for
bonds payable by instalments failing
to make payment of subsequent instal-
ments, the bonds may be sold and any
loss incurred will be charged to the
purchaser in default.
Forms of subscription (when payable
by instalments) may be obtained on ap-
plibation to the Treasury -Department.
This loan is raised upon the credit of
,the 'Consolidated Revenue Fund of On-
tario and is chargeable thereupon.
All cheques should be made payable
to the order of -"The Provincial Treas-
urer of On ta,rio," and subscribers -should
state the denominations and terms (20
or 30 years) of bonds desired.
A. J. MATHESON,
• . Provincial Treasurer.
Treasury Department, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto, 27th Junes 1906.
Newspapers inserting this advertise-
ment without authotity from the De-
partment will not be paid for, it.
101711011
For an engagethent ring a
diamond is 1)y ail olds the
nicest and best you can give.
It is'always worth a,imuCh
US the day you bu3,- it, be-
cause diamonds are steadily
goingiup in. price. Then
it gives the wearer that re-
fined appearance which you
We have some very fine rings
on hand and you will do
well:to see them. We got
them before the recent rise
in price.
We are quite up-to-date in all
other lines that are kept in
first -lass Jewellry Stpre,
IVIARCHAND
Tb Jeweller
EXETER, 'ONTARIO
Fullerton: Airs. Harry Morrison, .
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, is recovering,
Mitchell; A pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. F. E. Nugent
on Wednesday, when her daughter,
Miss Luella, became the wife of j.
Schneider, of the firm of The Couch ea
Schneider Co. Ltd., general mer-
chants, Mitchell. The ceremony was
performed by Revels. Rogers and How.
son. Miss Lucy Couth played Lohen-
grin's wedding march. The bride and
grc..22,12 were unattended.
How's This..? •
We offer One hundred Dollars Reward for any ease
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Catarrh
Cure, •
F. J. CliENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned.haVe knoWa P. 3. OheineY for
the last 15 years, and believe hint perfectly .honorable
in all business transactions atkd finapcially able to
aarry out any obligationsgmade by his firm •
WALtnue, ItissAs A; litAnnw,
Wlaolesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di- ,
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaees of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7.5c, per bot-
tle. Sold,b3r all DrUggists,
Take hairs Fatally Pills for Constipation.
I
t! F', ,prorommomoL001.1....1.
. 1.
If you don't want sick poultry, keep
1 sr -7
them under
;I
Paterson's "Wire -Edge"
Ready lioofing
I VVI3H OUR OWNER ,
VVOULD USE PATERSONS
VVIRE EDGE ROOFING AND
KEEP 1.I5 DRY'
Leaks and dampness are bound fo
creep in if you roof the buildings with
shingles or
PATERSON'S WIRE ZDO1t " makes
roofs air -tight, water -proof and fire-proof—
and lasts a lifetime. It keeps baths, chicken -
houses and tool sheds always dry. Cheaper
than, shingles.
You ean do the roofing yourself. Our booklet
tells how. Write for it and a free sample of the
best roofing made.
hardware dealers everywhere have it or Will
get it for you.
PITMAN MFG. Gt&Lirnited, Toronto and Neatrenl
curious Industry in h01116- nf that
provinces In. China is the manufacture
of mock money for offering to the
dead. The pieces are ,only• half the
Ilse of thenreal coins, but the toad aro
'Supposed not te know 'the \ difference, •
The dultivey coins are made out,ef tln
hammered to the thinness of DaPert
Pad stamped out to the SW required.
bo'nia4e cheery and warm with spire,
healthful heat if you'have a ",Sunshine" furnace.
" shines" in many other ways °Voir coramon furnaces.
" °:111:::::":0'81d7hi,aldreall neiej:y" furn* swillanirrintwiik, danaysd oaki •
Is , easier to ()petite, cleaner, ,:use less fuel and
. 4 •
I 1
0 •
I a
Two shakers are used to Shake.the heavy, triairiolar-
. shaped_ grates. This just eat* the work otshaking-
down in half, beskIes boing OWN* On tb0 ftnliagOo than
the old one -shaker style.
Sold by enterprising deal.
ora overyvithere.
li;6Idet free. -
tnNMtli TOACI,M. McAirklUt. WrIITMEN
VASNYOVEN0 71AVirrag.
T H
wk
r ;
Son Sol n
,