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DESCRIPTION OF NEW GERMAN
AEROPLANE.
Dutch Inventor of the Hun Flier Per-
• fected Control of Spiral
Speeding.
A description of the new German
Fokker aeroplane has already been
given in cable despatches, but the
feats said to have been achieved by
fes new war weapon are so import-
ant that additional details will un-
doubtedly be found of interest. The
following information on the subject
is supplied by the aviation expert of
the Manchester Guardian:
"Mijriheer Folckcr is a Dutchmen
about 23 or 24 years of age who has
lived in Germany for many years and
who was one of the first aviators in
Germany. About_1911 or 1912 he built
a weird looking uncapsizable • mono-
plane- which flew quite well long be-
fore the scientists of other countries
had put their theories into practice
and had produced the `inherently
stable' biplanes of which so much has
been heard in this country.
"The new Fokkers are the very op-
posite to the maker's early effort.
They are designed to be absolutely
under the control of the pilot in every
position. This is what makes them
'=.''1'- such dangerous opponents, as they can
rnanceuvro with lightning speed. In
general appearance they are almost
exact copies of the French Morane
• monoplane.
Attains Tremendous Speed.
"Most of the engines are fitted with
Ueberursel rotary engines, which are
a German copy of the Gnome. They
give abouts L10 horse -power to 120
horse -power, and consequently, al- It was the late Sir Henry Camp -
though the machine is not very ef- bell -Bannerman who first recognized
ficlent in its design, it is forced the exceptional talents and abilities
through the air at tremendous speed of Mr. Samuel, and when he came into
and can climb .at an alarming rate. ( power at bhe end of 1905 he invited
"Most of these machines carry a him to join the Government as Under -
passenger in front, who works a ma- Secretary to the Home Office. Mr.
chine gun, but others have a gun fixed Samuel filled this office for four years,
on the top of the engines and firing when he succeeded the present Lord
through the propellor (or rather the Pentland as Chancellor of the Duchy
tractor screw, to be technically car-'. of Lancaster, with a seat in the Cab-
rect). In the ]atter case the gun is inet. In the following year, 1910,
aimed by steering the whole aeroplane Mr. Asquith appointed Mr. Samuel
to suit, like Judson's flatiron gunboat Postmaster -General, a post he filled.
in Mr. Kiplin's story. • • with great discretion and • ability till
The favorite method of attack is for i the outbreak of the war.
the Fokker to get up high -to about Many entertaining stories does Mr.
"1,500 feet or so -and hang around till Samuel tell of his Post -office experi-
one of the Allies' machines appears ences. I'Iis favorite story concerns
below. Then, if of the fixed gun type, I an example of episcopal economy.
the Fokker stands on its head and . There was an archbishop who had a Buie Rheumatism,
dives straight for: its victim, loosing i code of his own. He cabled ffom Queen Mary- s b Englishngover two Bright's Disease, Heart Flutterings, in all my. life.
a stream of bullets as soon as it gets abroad "John, Epistle• iii., 13 and 14." arzen pictures by modern Dropsy, Pain in the: 9$ r, and ;other
artists. ( Truth Crushed.
within range. By making the descent His friends looked up the referenceI diseases is• that all these are either y
ever so slightly spiral the straight in the Bible and found the followingIt is not yet certainpwhether Lord , Kidney diseases or are caused by dis- Wifie-How do you like m new
g g ! heichtos ise pad or a prisoner of war; ordered kidneys. Dodd's Kidney Pills hat?
stream of bullets becomes a cone of wo d p
th corm the kidneys. 1
Rest and a Tonic is the Proper Treatment Dia*
tin =uished Medicai Authority Says
the State, and during the period of
the war it is open, practically with-
out charge, to Russian officers quax-
tered,41sewhere than in •Petrograd,
and to their wives and families. •
The huge reception rooms are de-
r
emitted with oil paintings and fine
There is a form of neurasthenia from danger of relapse until your engravings presented by various regi -
that follows la grippe. Doctors call blood is built up. relents, and d many of thembyEm-
The , n a y the z<m
it ' est ip al" neurasthenia. The treatment, says the eror himself. On the floors' above
p p ed physician quoted above,; is rest and p
cents t. 2 5
thorities of a ore cityin alee-from 30 c n s o $ ., 0 a day. For
New York nor -Cleo ol'e tonic,areparticularly 1 o l p` y the lowest priced one is provided with
ture in the international clinics, said: suited for building upthe• blood and p
"Broadlyspeaking, e. er victim of b a capital bedroom, electric light and
v y strengthening the nerves after an at- hot and cold water. For the maximum
la grippe will suffer from post -gripe- tack of grippe. The rich, red blood
al neurasthenia also. Lowering of expels the lingering germs from the : figure an officer or his family can
nervous tone with increased irritabil- •system and transforms despondent have a sitting -room, double bedroom
ity is the most striking effect of theand bathroom.
g grippe victims into` cheerful, healthy, A. four -course table d'hote costs 40
disease, languor of mind and body, happy men and womeih•
disturbed, fitful sleep and vague pains If you have had la grippe do not I cents, •which •is remarkably cheap con -
in sidering the high prices which at pre -
in the head and elsewhere. Tho treat- wait for a relapse or' for, the neural- . sent rule in Petrograd. The club has
ment calls for rest and a tonic," thenia that so often follows grippe, la thatthere are at least
If you have had la grippe read those but get a box of Dr: Williams' Pink been so popular as
12 applicants for each vacant apart -
symptoms again:"Languor of mind Pills now from the nearest drug store meat
and body, disturbed, fitful sleep and and begin the treatment at once. iment.
club also operatics bhe immense
vague pains in the head and else- You can get Dr, Williams' Pink Pills , „ p
}Where." If you have any or all of army 'and navy stores,"where Rus -
them it means that you are still suf-
fering from the effects of la grippe
and that you will not be well and free
One of the foremost medical au- a tonic, Dr. Williams'Pink Pills a are 1.50 bedrooms, ranging in price
t ,
from any medicine dealer or by nail,
at 50 cents a box or six' boxes for
$2,50 from The Dr. 'Williams Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
SAMUEL TELLS GOOD YARNS.
British Home Secretary Has Had i n
Interesting Career.
Few men have had a more distin-
guished or prosperous Parliamentary
career that the Rt. Hon. Herbert
Louis Samuel, who succeeded Sir John
Simon as British Home Secretary. He
is only 45 years of age, and did not
enter the House of Commons until
1902; yet all but the first three of
those thirteen years have been spent
as a member of the Government.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Information About Well-known Men
and Women.
The Prince of Wales has already six
god -children.
The wine cellars at Welbeck Abbey
are the largest in England.
Sir Edward Eiger often writes his
musical compositions in bed. •
The Bishop of London has three
secretaries, the Archbishop of Can-
terbury five.
Prince John has an edition of "Rob-
inson Crusoe," the cover of which
cost £30.
General French was on the point of
retiring from the Army before the
Boer War.
The principal New York papers are
now regularly taken at Buckingham
Palace.
Lady Iva Wilson has five grandsons
in the Army and Navy. She is a sis-
ter of the late Duke of, Fife.
King Manuel has in his possession
a letter from King George, thanking
him for his offer to serve in the Brit-
ish Army at the outbreak of war.
At the German Court it is against
etiquette for the Emperor to shake
hands with anyone who is not of royal
rank.
Since King George's accession,
sign officers and men can buy all ne-
cessaries and luxuries at practically
cost price.
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Just a Straight
•
You Can't be Neutral
on the food question.
You have to decide between
mere palate -foods that con»
tain no nutriment and foods
that repair the bodily waste.
Shredded Wheat Eliscuit is,
both a palate food and a
muscle builder, You can
keep in good health and at.
the top-notch of physical
fitness by eating this deli-
cious read.. -cooked whole
le
, ready -cooked, '41T 0
wheat cereal for breakfast,,
luncheon or anymeal.
Made in Canada,
Just Like the Pig.
Two clergymen inet together one
evening. One of them was smoking,
a practice to which the other ob-
jected very strongly. "Is it possible," ;
said the non-smoker in disgust, "that
you smoke tobacco'] Even a pig
would not smoke so vile a weed!"
��� "Then I suppose," asked the other,
and SII .-t "that •ou do not smoke ourself ?"
___-_ a ''No indeed,I should . think not!"
BLANCHARD AILD TEL (} , ``Then, my clear brother," said his
MISS bL_S l� CH TELLS I' companion quietly, "who is more like ,
DODD'S KIDNBY PILLS. the iyou or I?" indigestion. have resulted, Dr. Jack -
p gr son, who practised for years as an
--- intestinal specialist, has devised Re-
rW nerd's z.tniment Crates nandrua man Meal, a food which. has plenty
They Cured Her Kidney Troubles and of waste to exercise the bowel ' mus.
Other Sufferers Can Learn From Cause and Effect. cies and is also highly nourishing. It
Her Experience How They Can Find The corner policeman found Naybur prevents indigestion and eonstlpa
leaning against a telephone pole one • tion. Mast grocers sell it;
tt Cure. night about a month ago. "Well, Made by the Roman Meal Com-
Pa uetville Gloucester Co., N.B.- well, how'd you happen to get into this pang, Toronto, Canada.
q ,
Mar. 6th (Special)' --Simple and condition?" he asked as he helped
straight to the point is the statement Naybur home. "Wifesh just left f'r
of Miss Justine Blanchard, of this vacashn," explained the patient. It
place. She has tried Dodd's Kidney was just a night or two later that the Browns the Joneses here at
Pills and found them , good and she same policeman found. Naybur lean- toodmeet thh. Jon ase to meat.
wants everybody to know it. Miss ing against the same pole in the same dinthe ro and to owe them both, you
t
Blanchard says: ( condition. "What's the excuse this fou,
"I suffered for a long time with my time?" asked the cop. "She's back," Close -But I've heard that they've
kidneys. I used Dodd's Kidney Pills answered Naybur. r a
and they cured me completely."
STONE WII.EEI. 'COINS,"
Money in the Caroline Islands. is Cars
tied on Poleah.
Ire», -,StMne, and eaI•ltoard money
is being used in various parts of the
world at the present moment on ae•
count of the war, according to the an-
nual report of a well-known financial
firm.
In one of the Caroline Islands, for
capturedbyB't' f th
lame roTATgrit.
ri:l,,i') POTATOES, I1tISi1 0011»
►. bleirr, 7)cleware, Ca,h'tnan. Or,
tier at otcce. Supply litnitod Write .for
4uotations. 1E. W. F..wson, 't3rampton.
vox saLE
l El)ICI2kllr l) l`720"4'IrPc iiV'l]� At, N' 1)
JL puppies for rale, Aliso few Poi--.
Poi --
stall kittens.it. A, Gillespie, Abbots
ford, 4iuebeu,..
!Ole ZXCRArt'OE
1/AIR SILVER 13T.s1CT3: (ROSS =EP
foxes, trace for used ear. Reid'
tiros,, Bothwell, Ont:
example, xl'a1n from e
------
Germans,
• S#.`IGg WAfiTT�I1
Germans, extraordinary stone .money OQI.b7N MILL I•IBTW, CfkRi)k 't;s.
"coin" �?' , sltizutare. and. lvoavers. We wRiii
is being used. Each coin consists of l,tty. inexperienced help. while learning
a large, thick stone wheel,' ranging weaving, Grind, wages paid til All tlttise
12 feet in diameter, and detcat'trnonts, .: and steady work for
from one to iuontlls: to conte, Por iurthcr particu.
having a hole in the centre through Lars, :tiipiy to th.e Slingsby AMxanuttctur»,
which a pole can be put to carry it: ins• Co„ Ltd., Brantford, cent,
about.
NEWBPL.JZRS3 7?Q8 SAT.t7��
Iran money has been used in Ger ttr'IT-ataz{iia ivLrVs cin Ceti
nian since last October, when one C. cizetees for snie . in" n c,r1 Azltatla
hundred million coins of the value of towns, zfte most usetui an„ interesting
of e11 businesses. Full tn:arntation on
one cent each were issued. In Mexico, bppltcation• to WU'•on ruhli;;hing Cora
where everything is also in a state of pant; TS west Adelaide St Toronto,
war and chaos, cardboard money has
been issued, while tramway tickets,
entitling the holder to a wide, have
been used for small change.
WASTE NECESSARY IN FOOD
T3eeause aur ancestors ate coarser
Waste with their food they developed
a long bowel, mostly a muscular tube.
This muscle was not intended for
digestion purposes, but to carry off
waste. We have inherited this mus-
cular tube. Waste -containing food is
as essential to its proper function as
light is to the eye. Because modern
foods have little waste the . human.
bowel muscles have weakened • from
lack of exercise. Constipation and
44
A Strategical Move.
Mrs.. Close -Pm writing to aslc the
__ just quarreled and don't speak.
One simple statement like that is, lJriaare's liniment for sale everywhere; Mr's. close --I know. They'll re
p fuse and we won't have to give a din -
worth a dozen earns dissertations on i
learned
d' t Odd. net party at all.
Kidney disease. It tells the sufferer •
from kidney trouble just what he or Fair Hostess (entertaining wound -
she wants to know* ,that a cure can ed soldier) -And so one Jack John -
be found in Dodd's Kidney Pills. i son buried you, and the next dug you
For Dodd's Kidney Pills are no ftp again and landed you on top of a
,cure-all. They are purely and simply barn. Now what were your feelings?
°it kidney remedy, .The reason why they 1 Tommy -If you'll believe me,
Rl t• Lumbago, Diabetes,ma'am, l was never more surprised
r s. a reported missing several
fire with its apex at the gun, and with ''I had many things to write, but 1 months ago. cure em by gHubby-Well, my dear, to tell you
th victim inside, so that whichever will with k d writet & t the truth -
thee; but I trust I shall shortly see I AN EXCELLENT REMEDY your last place?" Domestic -"The' going to talk that way about it I
trice and we shall speak face to face.
FOR THE CHILDREN couple had only been married a month, don't want to know.
Peace be to thee. Our friends salute
thee.. Greet the friends by name." i an' I couldn't stand th'. love-makin'." I
r'' Laura Jackson Brantford Agent -"Well, here's a chance in a NOTICE TO STALLION OWNERS.
e vrc 1 1 s nob wi 1 in an pen unto
way the lower machine tries to es- Agent -"What was the matter with! Wifie-Stop right there. If you're
cape it must pass through that cone.
Can. Dodge Like a Rabbit.
"When the Fokker gets close to its
enemy, if he has already been hit, it The best of Mr. Samuel's stories, 1 ' house where the couple have been -•
approaches directly from behind, firing perhaps, is that of a woman who had Ont., writes: I have found Baby's p
the bodyor fascia a so in a claim on behalf of her son Own Tablets such an excellent remedy married ten years. Domestic- The inspection of stallions under
straight along g n to fill"That's too longs I likes peace and the Ontario Stallion Enrolment Act
' for children that I have no hesitation
Si to have pilot, passenger, tanks and and was asked to state on a form g quiet."
will commence March ' 23rc1, 1916.
engine all in one line of fire; and un- whether she had a husband living. ; In recommendin them to all xno- -_ I Stallion owners will noticehthat horses
iess"ihe pursued machine is very quick thers." Thousands of mothers say ; , ! ,
the same thing concerning the Tab- 1 Patient (to pretty nurse)- `Will inspected in the Fail of 1914 do not
: on ifs'; con�txols• and- is able to dodge lets. i3nce a mother has used them you be my wife when 1 recover? require to be inspected at this time
. ike•a rabbi onereo vital part is bound Mr. Samuel, who has the distinction + Pretty Nurse -"Certainly." Patient -but all other horses inspected previous
to. be. hit sooner:ol ' later. she would use nothing else. They 1,
"1+ of being the first Jew to sit in be are for sale at all druggists or by "Then you me?"love�Pretty Nurse -Ito the Fall of 9 4 -which were
be inspect-
Enof
havesa%d that many of the Foie- glish Cabinet -Beaconsfield, who"Oh,not. That's merely a part of my' then eight years o
kers. fire tliroiagh•their propellers, It mail at 26 cents a box from The Dr.
was born a Jew, embraced Christian- Williams' Medicine Co.,rockville treatment. I must keep my patients ed in order to be enrolled for 1916.
appears that the px' , 11,gr• blades are ity- while a youth -is often referred ' Ont. cheerful I promised this morning to Application should be made at once
*a.
A Canadian Motherts Answer.
Her answer was, "Living, but insig-
nificant,"
;i .,fitted with deflector plates •to turn to as the "Children's friend," for it
'Was' he who piloted through the
House of Commons the Children's bill,
winch iiid' so much to ameliorate the
coildltions' under which the • children
of the poorer classes were brought up.
aside:: such bullets as -bite the blades.
Only.,;about,-five ..or six. bullets. in,
.a
hundred -..are•.likely to „hit the plates,
and the: remaining -ninety -odd pass
between the, blacles straight for their
target. This deflector -was first tried
by the French:: 'aviator . Garros, who
was shot down and captured in
Flanders some months ago."
CIGAR -SHAPED OIL SHIPS.
May be Used for Carrying Oil From
U. S. to England.
Cigar -shaped ships, carrying each
20,.000 tons Of ,oil, will probably be
used to bring oil to England from
America in the near ;future, says the
London Daily Chronicle.
They . will t'ravel under water, or,
at least, in an almost submerged
position, and be towed across the•
ocean by steamers. It has been found
that a submerged vessel can be towed
much more easily than an ordinary
vessel of the same size, this being
-'t; due to the fact that the vessel is,
given in its surface position, almost en-
tirely submerged, and the discovery
has been made use of in the design
of the new gigantic oil carriers.
Another novelty will be the per-
manent storage of large quantities of
oil under water. Ordinary oil stor-
age tanks are
splendid marks for big
guns, and are also vulnerable to at-
tack from the air. The new method
consists in sinking large _steel cylin-
ders filled with oil in an artificial lake,
the oil being pumped in or' out as re-
quired, An air chamber in each.cylin-
der provides mewls for raising it to
the surface.
.14
Mrs. Lloyd George has taken up
the study pf T'rench in the past six
months, and now speaks that lan-
guage with some fluency.
M1. Alfred de Rothschild was un-
able to gond his usual gift of Stras-
rang pies to his friends this new
ear, owing to the German oeoillt;)
tion of Strasburg. '
run away with a married plan who to the Secretary of the Ontario Stal-
had lost both his legs." lion Enrolment Board, R. W. Wade,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
Granulated Eyekida, Those Dear Girls.
THE FIRST TASTE.
Acquired the Habit When a Boy.
If parents realized the fact that tea
and coffee contain a drug -caffeine -
which is especially harmful to chil-
dren, they would doubtless hesitate
before giving thein tea or coffee to
drink.
"When I was a child in my mother's
arms and first began to nibble at
things at the table, Mother used to
give me• Sips of coffee. And so I
contracted the coffee habit early.
"I continued to use coffee until I
was 27, and when I got into office
work I began to have nervous spells.
Especially after breakfast I was so
nervous I could scarcely attend to my
correspondence." (Tea produces about
the sante ill effects as coffee, because
they both contain the 'drug, caffein,)
"At night, after having had coffee
for supper, I could hardly sleep, and
on rising in the morning would feel
weak and nervous.
"A friend persuaded me `to try
u
Postm."
"I can now get good sleep, am
free from nervousness and headaches.
T recommend Postum." Name given
by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,
s n . Svc fornns,
PO.lum Comei
,:.. t
Postum Cereal -rho original ;form
West be well boiled. :15c and 211c pack-
ages. .
ack-ages...°
Instant Postunt--a soluble powder
dissolves quickly in #t clip of hot was
ter, and, with cream and sugar, makes
a delicious beverage instantly, 80e
and 50e tins:
Both forms are equally delicious
and cost about the salve per cup.
'"There' -s 4 reason" ` for Poston.
-splfl by Grocers.
"I"didn't raise my boy to be a soldier,"
I didn't want him joining in the
strife,
But I'd taught him not to shirk when
whenright meant danger,
That truth and honor greater were
than life.
I didn't dream Fd make him don the
khaki,
I never thought that war was . in
the plan,
But now he lies in France with many
others,
And yet I'm• very glad he proved a
man.
"I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier,"
Bub I'd taught him to hold women
in respect,
How could I stop him rushing to the
colors
When Britain tried the weaker to
protect?
When liberty and chivalry and honor
Were crushed to serve a mighty na-
tion's plan.
"I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier;
But oh! I am so glad he. proved a
man!
"I didn't raise my boy bo be a soldier,"
I'd .merely taught him liberty was
good,
The hatred f of oppression which he
cherished
I'd given hila as X had given food.
To keep his right of manhood and.
of honor,
He felt 'was part of Britain's usual
plan,
"I didn't raise my boy bo be a soldier,"
But oh! how proud I am he proved a
man!
PETROGRAD OFFICERS' CLUB.
Cheap Apartmetsand Food for War.
xlors and Families,
The Officers' Club of Petrograd, is
probably the lutist olaborately Housed
Eyes inflamed by expo-
sure to San, ®osiaid Wiled Alice ----I take half an hour's beauty
Euicklyrelieved byMelina sleep every afternoon.
ye Remedy. No Smarting, i Marie -You should make it much
Bog Spar'bn or Th:rroughpin
just Eye Comfort. At longer, dear.
Your Druggist's 5Oc per Bottle. feluriae Eye
137A2.7TESs
5 AGS --WILL PAY CASIr 1JVRL t7 1T;
111 lirntr and nugar bags. Write offer.
fru Evan, Iet. willizttn, Ont.
_ Se7LLANEOUS.
(`t ANCS R, TUMORS, LUMPS. 3rr'rc,.
TtJ internal and external, cured with•
out pain by our home treatment', Write
us before too late, Dr. Beltran Medical"
Co., Limited, Coilingwood,. Ont.
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LaHave Islands, Lunenburg Co,, N,
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Gov't. Stan. Bus,
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No. 1 Alsyke 13.00
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Allow 30e for each cotton bag
We play railway freight in On-
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Notice to Stat=
lion
Owners
The inspection of stallions Ardor
the Ontario Stallion Enrolment
Lot, will ooxnsnence lifaroh 23rd,
1916. All applications for en-
roinlent and 1n.peot on, aeeont-
panioU by the proper fee, must tae
in the Beoretary's office, Patiie-
inent Buildings, Toronto,' by March.
lath, In naso of applications re-
ceiveff after March lath, inopeo-
tion will only be snatlo at increased.
expense to owners. • Ad4reis 14U..••
6ommittttoations 'to R. W. t4'ado,
fiecretas'y, Ontario t3tailiost Enrol c
Ment Board, parliament Ittuiidingsr,
Toronto.
EI). 7,
Another Kind.
A Liverpool cotton broker, choos-
ing a' new office boy, rang up an-
other fi1n1 to inquire about the char-
acter of one of the applicants.
"Well," said the head clerk, who
answered the telephone, "he's one of
these 'push and go' boys."
"Good!" said the cotton broker,
eagerly. "Smart and eff eient, and
all that, eh?"
"Not
i
1 came the unexpected
at all," p
reply, "what I mean is that he only
goes when you push him."
Minerd'e Liniment 'Curets Earns, Etna
"Do you know where Johnny Locke
lives, my •little boy?" asked a gentle
faced old lady. "Ice ain't home, but
if you give me a penny I'll find him
•,for you right .off;" .replied the lad.
"All right; you;'re a nice little boy
Now, where. 'is ,ha?.': "Thanks -Pm
I
litinehtlit Lit11'iiiJaftt';`Jtzeliovos 141'ettralgia,
21' :S r t,'. •1.
rnciVe mountains today
ISSUE t1 tfi 1, ii"'bscl`ced' till ly'hard work
to • ,t . •! �u
•,; r! :,,p) ,•;':;
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and you work the horse same time.
Does not blister or remove the
hair. $2.00 per bottle, delivered.
Will tell you more if you write.
Book 4141 free. ABSORBING, JR.,
the antiseptic liniment for mankind,
reduces Varicose Veins, Ruptured
monies or Ligamento, Enlarged Glands. Wena.
Cysts. Allays pain quickly. Price 51 and 52
a beide at druggists or delivered. Made 1n the U. S. A. by
W F. YOUNG, P. 0 F., 816 Lymans Bldg., Montreal, Cm
Mortise and A9 orbiae, Jr.. are made la Candor
ER UD
The Ideal Winter Resort
Beautiful Drives, Saddle Riding,
Goff, Tennis, Yachting, Tushing
and Sea Bathing. Present Gar-
rison of the Ottawa (33th) •Regi-
ment.
PrinceiiHotel
is open from DT.CEMBEB to ,SMT
Situated on the Harbor of
Hamilton. Accommodates 400.
Rates: $25 per week and upward.
HOWE & TWOROGER,
Managers
HAMILTON, - BERMUDA
Bermuda Is reached by the steam-
ers of the Quebec S. S. Co.,
82 Broadway, New York.
•
ARNES
OI
puts new life in your
harness. Deeps it from
drying up and cracking.
Makes it soft, pliable and
strong. Contains no
animal or vegetable fats
to become rancid. It
makes harness last longer.
Dealers F. ,erywlaere
The Imperial Oil Company
Limited
f3RAt4CIin iN ALL CXTUIS
Grand Varieties -Good as Gold
�i1 --Refuge Was -Pods round, olesr and transparent and of hand-'
sotto asp earance, Is tender, very productive, free freta rust, and
standsidry weather wen. ?l,, lb. 150„ 1 lb. 45e., 5 lbs. $s.0o,
1'ostptt d•
tf0]deit Baiitain-Arlt early, hardy, productive variety, oft finest
.+m8
43 quality and delicinue flavor. It is a rich, cream .yellow, deepening
to orangtte•yclfow when ripe, 3* ib, 10e., 1 lb, 300., 5 lbs. $1,40.
kostpaiti.
'-Brcaes's Earl,` Settler ---4. grandextra" early wrinkled marrow
c-•' variety-. The pods aro large, deep groen, and filled with large
pea?, possessingthe rick flavor' and quality of tate beat, late
'varieties. it atains a height of about 14 fent end is very
productive, '% Ib. 15e., 1 lb. 40e., 5 lbs. $1.75. Postpaid.
If sent by Express at purchaser's expense, dodudt 10e., per 'pound.
BRUCE'S Seeds are the cheapest, because they aro the belt.
FREE(list', ilandsoma y illustrated 'lael•pago - cataloggo of Vogct�tlite,
1rnrm and 7^1 Ivnr Seeds, Pisnts, Bulbs, Poultry Supplies,
Garden Implements, etc„ for 1910. Send for it,
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