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The Brussels Post, 1906-11-15, Page 3S31)000004.7›.000470 -0-C340-0.00•041 YOUNG FOLKS 40.00<7r0{?000945-0-0000434000 A USEFUL GOWN. All the shop windows in. town aro Lull Of silk, and cotton, and giugham, and wool, But none of them shows a gown so goy As his, Humming 13h'd wears to -tiny, The very sane fulihiun her grandmother wore, 11 has not a seam, or a pucker, or gore; Tho sun will not fade it, the rain will not spot, It is just the thing, chilly weather or hot. A perfect Ili, and it will not wear out, But will last as long as she lives, no doubt. THE COW'S TAIL. A law pale beams from- the morning sun littered through the shutter of the room where Tommy slept, and hovered over his eyelids, fie dimly heard Mary saying to his little cousins In the next room, "Come, children! Time to gel. upl Nobody wants to be the 'cows tall' Lhis morn- ing!" Than there was a rush end a scramble to see who could get dressed ilrst, and every once In a white some one would call "Cow's tail! ahvays behind!" to a little brother or sister who could not "button up" quite so quickly. I cannot tell you how much Tommy heard of their merry chatter, for he had been very tired from his long journey to his unole's country hone the night before, and fell as though he could sleep forever. So after the first can he muttered a •drowsy "Ye -es," and—then turned over. But the words he had heard kept run- ning through his head in the oddest way — "Cow's tall—cow—cow-that-jump- ed-over-the-moon—" And behold 1 There she lay in front of him in the middle of a large green meadow. "Why, !tow big she isl" he said, as be walked nether. "Of coursel What else did you ex- pect of a cow that can jump over the moon?" He looked for the owner of the little tinkling voice that said this; and there, In the middle of a large red poppy that was part of a garland round the cow's neck, sat the daintiest little, flower fairy imaginable. "Does—docs she do it yet?" asked Tom, astonished. "Yes, indeed 1 11' her favorite pas- time. I wouldn't be here it it weren't. You see, it's this way," he went en— "you've often heard of the little moon fairies that come sliding down on the moonbeams every night to pay us u visit. Of course we're always glad to see tlteni, and do our best to give them just es good a time as we can in our earth world. 'But you will acknowledge that it was hardly fair for them' to visit us, and then for us net to be able to return their visits, But so it was, until Mistress Cow here offered her services, providing wo kept. her decorated with flowers, For— just turn this way" and he actually lit on Tom's shoulder and whispered into his cur—"skim's very proud of her ap- peeranCe—liistress Cow is. The only trouble is," he said, as ho nimbly Appal back again, "we can't slay any time, for she won't stop, but jilst sells right over; s0 it's 'flow -d0 - you -do' and `Good -by' all at once. But colpo along and sae for yourself. Just jump right up here pear her neck. As long as you're not afraid you can't fall. That's the rule in Fairyland." While Tom stood looking at hent, with wide-open eyes of wonderment, the cow suddenly gave a spring, and he only had lime to grasp her tail before she rose up, and up, into the blue sky. "Cow's twill always behind!" a taunt- ing voice came faintly back to him. Henlemliering the fairy voice—not to Die afraid—he just kept a tight grasp, tend, with the end of the tail under him, belt us comiorlablo as though he were Silting in the easy chair at home. The only trouble was that, though he could hear the merry vetoes of the tlOwer fairies laughing and chattering somewhere in front of him, he could not see them for 1110 cow's back, nor could he see what it was they were malting merry about. Everything seemed to have just faded away by the time he came up to it. Now and then he caught a glimpse o1 a beautiful, bright slat' world as they gilded whee they came to past,and m vmoon 11omtlia lovely, shining, )isle green that was all about them. He managed to see a moon fairy flitting by, too, dressed In something that shone liks the opals In his mo- ther's ring. But "Cow's twill always behind!" ]rept running through his head, and be thought, "Oh, dear! why didn't 1 jump on when the fairy first told me to, Then I could see everything. 1 em sure that must have been the place of the man in the moon that we just passed; 11 T could only see it plainer. I \vender if he isn'I. the king of the m0011 fairies? "Listen 1 Wltat was that the flower fairy was saying? '\Von't the picnic be just lovelyt Picnicl .Did fairies have picnics? Why—he was to go to a pic- nic! When was it? Where was he? How fast the Dote was goingl Down--- down—flown— "01" And there he woe in bed with the 11111e cousins dancing around him and crying, "Cow's taill 'Tommy's the eow's hill' "1 won't be the cow's (0111" Cried Tommy! and out he jumped, and wash - el and dressed so 1piickly he was ready with the first of them. After breakfast, ‘when they worn on their way to the woods for their picnic; they all had a good rough over his Wonderful deem, And 'pommy, re. menlbering flew vexing it was to miss the best part of el/milling by being "aiwgys 'behind," took good caro never again to be the "cow's tall." Young Mother; "Do you think, baby looks most like me or lets papa?" •'Nurse; "Lilco you, mum. Mr. Jenkins is Mighty , handsome ., lean,"' Advertise- merit : Wattled—k een)(,,etent and well-mannered nurse." se- il"1RrF9r Keeps. your body warm, yet lets your skin breathe —knit, not woven,- -it fits, doesPEN- ANGLE Underwea 003 rude Floyd Trade -mar kedin red. In a variety of styles, fabrics and prices, for women, men and children, and guaranteed. ARTISTIC Toilet Ware "'TOILET WAIeE in artistio abundance is pictured in the pages of our Catalogue. Whether your taste turns to Silver, Ebony or Ivory, it wilt find ample variety from which to choose. From our own factory comes the richly chased Pompadour Pattern in heavy Sterling Silver. A six.piece set—consisting of Cloth, Velvet and Hair Brushes, with Mirror and Comb —is unprecedented value at $30. Picot are sold singly if desired. so that a set may bo added to, year by year. Droit us a posed card and sue will sndyvuJree,a/ chap aur Ia,ge illus- trated catalogue oiIJnoetry, Sila.rsvassr. Leather Goods, etc. Rtip ?otanta.Ont. The Mc-Mac— Hockey Hockey Stack. IS MADI0 FROM SELIECTID SECOND GROWTH YELLOW BIRCH, GRAIN oy woOD RUNNING WITH MUMS 02f BLADE. SOME OF ITs EXCELLENT FEATURES ARE; Est Stiffness and Lightness. 2nd. Goes not fray at bottom, 3rd. -steeps its correct serape. 4th. Weight and design correct. 6th. Etery stick carefully in- epsotod before leaving factory. TIIE STARR Ttc'P"G CO., LIMI'TEED, DARTMOUTH, - N. 8. Branch. 126 Wellington St. W., Toronto. THE REX HOCKEY Our Latest Pattern THE EXPERT'S FAVORITE:. MOTE—The longitudinal serrations .on handle, ensuring arm grip and preventing stick slipping from player's hand. ALSO The double -grooved blade, the lower •ora also being serrated. This enables the puck to be ac- curately shot for goal and strengthens the stick, the material used le straight grata selected second growth pilaw blreh. !LAND IN WEST MUCO T00 DEAR. Annie S. Swan Bays it Is no Place for Man of Small Means, In the London Chronicle, Annie S. Swan, writing of the Calladlwl North- West, says: "The lend here, being ono of the rich- est groin -producing sections a1 Mani- toba, is no longer cheap, es understood In the old days, when land could be heti fur the asking. There is no more homesteading—viz„ free grants of land —ft has to bo bought, at any price from flftaen to forty dollars per acre, In Eng- lish money from three to eight pounds, welch price includes house and farm- buildlhgs, which really constitute an estate. For 32,000 m' £3,000 one of rho very hest forme, with suitable dwelling and buildings, can be bought, which, with stalled management, will return 10 per cent, oI the investment, with the added satisfaction that the place is In- creaeing in value every day. 'rigs 'or the moderate capitalist. "But for the num of small means, or no means, (here is another opening. He may rent a farm by the year, from one who possesses several, paying slim half the value of the crop. Ila has the um of the stock and 'implements by, this arrangement, and is spared the kil- ling work of the pioneer, struggling to haul in his farm acre by acre, often handicapped through lack of money to buy proper horses and implements to work the land. This system prevails very much hero, -and has excellent re- sults, most then who rent the farm suc- ceeding in buying it through course f I time. Then life is pleasanter in a well- settled cauntry. The pioneer struggles are only for the young end buoyant sf heart. Labor le scarce and dear; but es the need is only pressing for a few months in the year there should be dis- crimination shown in urging inhering men to come here. Certainly for four oe five months in the year a skilled farm laborer may earn ten or twelve shillings a day, with board, • "But in the winter he Is not required. Then he drifts back to the cities, lo help create the problems he had thought perhaps to have left behind forever. I do not see that anything can be done to better such conditions meanwhile. A thermometer registering from 20 to 40 degrees below zero forbids the idea et much outdoor labor. Thus the present system of bringing hundreds of men, at cheap rates, from the Eastern Provinces, to help through the press of the harvest would seem to be the best. it is a One, free, open life this, full of neighborly kindness and simplicity. To the small agriculturist, who, by reason of many burdens, cannot wrest a living from 1110 meager acres at home; 11 offers not only ample remuneration for his toil, but that line feeling of Independence which is the 1'ue zest of life. Here, be- yond a doubt, it is possible for hien to realize what ho has hitherto beheld only in his dreams" ,._ 4 The Mnst Popular Pill.—Tho pill Is the most popular of all forms of medi- cine, and of pills the most popular are Pcu'melee's Vegetable Pills, because they do what. it is assorted they can do, and are not put forward on any Odtltious claims to excellence. They aro compact and portable, they are easily taken, they do not nauseate 1101' gripe. and They give relief in the most stubborn cases. - • RECORD IN BOIOAD-MAKING. An Erdington (England) baker, Air. Herbert Prosser, hes distinguished him- self by racing against dale in the con- verting of a field of wheat into loaves. The entire fieid eves purchased by Mr. Prosser, and cut, thrashed, winnowed, and inked by machinery. ' From the time that the last of the wheat was gathered lo the moment of ifs withdraw- al from the oven in the shape oI loaves, only throe and a half hours elapsed. This, Mr. Presser claims, is a world's record. Five years ago a similar feat was performed, but subsequent seasons have not been dry enough to allow of its repolitfon.. You eat doubliess name a number of people who tack too much --including yourself. It's a fortunate thing fm' .501110 office- holders that killing time isn't punish- able by hanging. SCALD HEAD Is a disgusting and obstinate' disease, :regnant In children. %roaament : Per- fect oloanlinbre and a genernua application of \Vaulter' Comte. Mutters will be glad to learn this. A judge and a barrister being upon indifferent terms, a client of the coun- 'sel's snaking his appearance at the bar with leis jaw terribly swelled, the judge remarked:—"Mr. — this client of yours would make an excellent barris- ter; he's all jaw,' which set, rho court in a roar of laughter against the barrister. On silence being restored, the counsel then remarked _"My lord, I Chink he would mala a better judge, for his jaw is nil on one side." The retort turned the lough against the judge, and from that day they were good friend. ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches ant every form of contagious Itch on human for rd'e 1 SanitaryrLd otion.0 Itnneverbfml15. ol. TIIE ZULU WAR CRY. The Zulu war cry, used whenever they take the Oeld by the South African foot- ballers now in London,has puzzled our newspapers, not one of which seems able to spell it correctly. The Daily Express gives It as "Igamilzhn," end the Daily Mall as "Guinmillo." The cry real- ly consists of two words, and should he written "Igana iayo." "Iemma" is Zulu for "name," and "lays" is a pos- sessive pronoun, meaning either "111s" or their. Thais the Daily Mail, al- though quite wrong In its artlography of the cry, is right in saying that it merely means "'That is his name." The explanation Is that ZnIu etiquette does not allow worriers, when they rush in- to battle, to mention the names of their anemias, but Iho leaders shout 0111, "'.That 1s his name," pointing to the victims with their spears, TIIAT SETTLED IT. Mr. Spr'oggins: "And 11 I decline to i01 yml have 'my daughter, what do you propose in ctilI' Mr. Wibblesen: "1 warn 'you that in that case we are prepared to act. Even now, beloved Aurelia has her best clothes. on, and awaits me near a rail- way Mahon. 11 yeti decide against us, we will flop together and neve!' sane beck." Afr. Sproggins (without a moment's hesitation); "hen I refuse." NO TROUBLE. FIneneey: "What rint do they charge fm' 0 house like yeprs?" Fiunegat: "Twelve dealers." ' Flannery: "Aly, Ilte.l's high, Don't ye have thrauble gotta n' ib together?" Phnneganl "Faith, 01 don't, hat the agent does." Mellor: "Velo' boy, 1 hoer, es a deer student. Popley: I-Tas always at the bottom of his class, If that's what you mean;' IN A BEADILY DECLINE, Saved Just in Tittle by Dr, Wi8h11U$' Pink Pills. "Before my daughter Lena began tak- ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pith; she looked more litre a corpse than a live girl,' says Mrs, Gen. A, hlyles, o! SoulhWood- slee, Ont. "filer blood seemed as though It bed all turned to water, 'Then she began to have bad spells with her boort. At the least excitement her heart would beaL so rapidly es to atilt 4 smother bor. She grew very thin, had no ap' petite, and whet lit tele food she, did eat did not scene to nourish het. She was treated ley ono of the best doctors in this part of t110 country, yet. she wars. dully growing worse and her !beam got .;c had that. we 1WM'e afraid Ihat she would die. She slept hut very little, and would frequently awake with a start and sometimes would jump right up in bed. '!'hese starts would always bring on a bad spell and leave tier weak and exhausted. We !incl ainlast given up all (lope of her ever being well agnin, when we decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After taking a couple of boxes she began to sleep better at night, and color began to return to her Lips. From that on she kept right on gaining end after tnktng eight boxes of the pills she was again in good health. She is now 011cen years of age, the picture :,f health, end since beginning the pills has gained about forty pounds in weight Only those who saw her when 111 can appreciate the marvellous change Dr.. Williams' P111k Pills 11aI'e brought about 11 her condition. I believe that had it not been for the pills she would be In her grave to -day, and it is with feel- ings of great gratitude that 1 write you in the hope that it may benefit some outer sufferer." And Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can do just as much for every weak, ailing, pale -faced young women who Is sltp- ping adly de- cline. f rDorr.. Williams' Pink Pillsanaemia into a nclually make new blood. In that way they strike straight at the root of all com- mon diseases. like anaemia, headaches and backaches, heart palpitation, indi- gestion, neuralgia, rheumatism and the secret ailments and irregularities el girls and women. Sold by all dealers in medicine or by mall at 50 cents a box n • six hoxe.s for 4122.50 from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. -4-- -- 48 IIOURS AT PiANO. Napoleon Bird Establishes a New Re- cord 'Thumping "Dominoes." Napoleon Birch, of Stockport, Eng- land, has established a record for a non-stop run on the piano. For 48 hours he hammered away at the keys without a stop. But this forty-eight hours' flow of melody was nob achieved without phy- steel discomfort. her. Napoleon Bird Ls oily -One years old, and his muscles aro not so limber as they used to be. but Mrs. Nnpnleon Bird sat by his side for all the folly -eight hours, and.. her presence revived hire in moments when his task appeared monotonous. In the latter stages of this struggle between melody and time Mr. Napoleon ilird showed signs of excusable exhaus- tion and pardonable drowsiness, lie was rescued from both by gentle show- ers of eau de cologne, which were spray- ed on him. In the course of the last flay also a barber shaved him to slow music. As the hands of the clock approached the hour of ten 111e enthusiasm of the ember= knew no bounds, and when the clock struck and Mr. Napoleon Bird lifted his hands from the keyboard he was seized and carried in triumph through 110 st'ecte to Ills borne. During the forty-eight hours he per- formed 1,500 separate compositions, ac- companied. Thee conccrls, and played twice for dancing. A slight swelling of the fingers and cramp in the legs were the only ill-effects of his strenuous ex- ert tons. A ehango of piano became necessary owing to the stiffness of the keys, but a skillful mnnceuvre enabled Mr. Bird to change instruments without losing a note of the song he was playing. BABY'S FRIEND. Happiness is a sign of health in 'ea. Mos. Nearly all their troubles mist) when they digest food well and are free from loathing pains. Baby's Own Tab- lets brings happiness to babies by cur• ing stomach troubles. constipation, fev- erishness. diarrhoea and teething trou- bles. There's a smile in every dnsc and the mother has a solemn guarantee that this medicine contains no opiate 0' harmful drug. Mrs. James Jewers, Beaver Herber, N.S., says: "1 have giv en my baby Baby's Own 'Tablets as (m- ansion required since she was a day ell. They have always helped her, and now at a year and n half old she Is a' fine healthy child. I think every mo- ther should always keep these 'Tablets on hand" You can get Baby's Own Tablets from any medicine dealer or by mail al 25 renis a box by writing Ti10 Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 4 ASiMTIP FOR 28 MONTIISS. German Mutrt on the fiend June 20, 11101, Has Been Slumbering Ever Since, Prof. Eulenherg reports in the Medi- cal Weekly the 0050 of a patient who line been asleep steadily since June 20, 1004. 'Hie man. who Is 45 years old and WAS town clerk of a suburb of Berlin Germany, fell from n street um at the time mentioned and struck on tihe back of 111s head. When ire Was taken home it was found that ho was 81.11• tering from concussion of the brain, but he was seu"lhlc of his surroundings. While the doctors were examining him its fell asleep and has been in that con- dition ever since. fie lies in bed, frowning hraVily nil Ilia tinge. His limbs are flexible but his elfin has lest fes rotor. Ile shows sen- ,IbilUy when food 1s pieced to his lips and *chews It mechanically. Caber: "De yen 11011010 to child tiller. VP. . Tvfoddest: "Well, my little boy malas Its the mental qualities ,of his parents?" ;0100 very brilliant remarks some• 1111106.51 AN ENG),Ilill MISER. John Camden Nlald, whose magnifi- cent bequest to Quern Victoria supplied the lands out o1 which the Prince Con- sort built the pecan». Balmoral Castle, deserves a pence among the great 11(10- 01'1( and w08 e.5 1'llllal'kable a roan as any of (hem. He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, and was a ba'risler el Lincoln's bin. At the ago n1 34 his follicles death placed Min En possession of a fortune of ,S250,- 000, :250;000, and from that moment he bourne a confirmed miser. Neild lived at 5 Cheyne walk, l:helsen. ills big house was so meanly furnished that it did not even bofts1 of a kW. Two old woolen, who did hes stoves, and a black eat were his sole companions. When ha visited his large estates in the Mid- lands, which lie chid frequently, be gen- erally walked, unless ho could get a lift for nothing, and he was not even above Inlceing u gratuitous seat on a dung cart, Sometimes Ile was compelled by the wreathe!' to take a seat on the stage conch. And there he would sit outside, shivering and dripping—dor he never wore a greatcoat—an object of commis- eration to his fellow passengers. Signals of Danger. --Have -you lost your appetite? Have you a coaled kngue? Have you an unpleasant taste In the mouth? Does your head ache, end have you dizziness? If so, 'your stomach Is out of order and you need medicine. But you do not like medlolne. He that prefers sickness lg medicine must suffer, but under the circumstances the wisp man would procure a box 01' Parmelee's Vegetable Pills and speedily get himself in health, and strive to keep Se. Often on the green leaves or trees there are little black spots which do not seem to arise from any disease, as the plant looks otherwise healthy enough. As a matter of fact, these are caused by burning, through the rays of the sun getting focussed by the drops of morn- ing dew. Two Years Abed. "Pon eight years I suffered as no one ever did with rheuma- tism; for two years I lay in bed; could not so mush as feed myself. A friend recommended Couth American Rheuma- tic Cure. After three doses I could sit up. Today I am as strong as ever I was."—Mrs. John Cook, 287 Clinton street, Toronto. -2 Perambulating barbers, shaving sus- Joincrs in the street, are no unusual sight in the side streets of Manila. Dear Mother Your little ones are a constant care is Fall and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and what it has clone for so many? It is said to be the bnly reliable ready for all diseases of the air passages in children. Itis absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. his guaranteed to cure or your money is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell ;,,I SH1L This remedy should be in every household. Newlywed: "Why, I never thought of saving until I got married." Bachelor: "And do you now? Newlywed: "Oh, yes, indeed! I ain continually thinking how much I might save if I wasn't married." Catarrh for twenty yearn and cured In a few days.—lion. George Tames, of Scranton, Pa., says; "I have been a martyr to Catarrh for twenty years, con- stant hawking, dropping in the throat end pain In the head, 5017 offensive breath. I triad Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The list application gave in- stant relief. After using a few bottles I was cared. 50 cents. -1 "Why on earth are They encoring Ibis woman?" 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The license of the Castle "Intel, Pres- ton, which has been in exislenee since 1613, has now elapsed. The properly has been purchased by a local news- paper firm for business purposes. A modern weapon In the battle for health.—If disease has taken your cite, del of health, the stomach, and is tortur- ing you with indigestion, dyspepsia and nervous prostration, South American Nervine is the weapon to drive the enemy from his stronghold "at the point of the bayonet," trench by trench, but swift and sure, it always wins. -4 "Isabel says she will never marry a man who isn't a hero." "But she can easily convert any man into a hero." "Mow?" 1113y getting him to marry her." Aro your corns harder to remove than those that others have had? !lave they net had the 301110 !find? flare they not been cured by using Holloway's Corn Cure- Try a bottle. Dawkins: "I got a good square meal last night, the first in several weeks, and I here you to thank for 1L" Friend: "Me to thank? Well, that's news to Ole." Dawkins: "Yes, I know, I wired to my wife yesterday morning that you were coming home to dinner with me." WEAK WATERY BLOOD causes much trouble.' That tired feeling and malty more sympptoms follow in its wake. Try porrovim. • It is the besttonic o is l ib ake you strong and well. An Rich Heiress( scornfully): "So you're still on earth? I understood you to say, When i rejected you last season, that you could, not possibly live without me." lack Ardupp (eheerfuliy): "I'm not living. Merely =ringing to exist by means of the most rigid economy, that's all." DY n0Im;NO THE 111:0.0116 with opium yen may stop a dough bet the in8ammatian goes from barn to worse. Allen's Lung Balsam, oontalntng no opium, goes to the mot of the trouble end cures deep-seated affections of throat and lungs, Sire: "You said you Ware going to marry an artist, and now you're en- gaged to a clenii01." Flo: "Weil, isn't Ila me artist? He draws from real life." The healthy glow disappearing from the chute and nee -ming and restlessness at night are ALIVE syiaptt1l is of wetens in ehtldeen. Do lint fail to get a bottle. of Mother Graves' Worm lexteilninater; 11 is au effectual medicine WHY SEA-S"IE1.1.S MURMUR. The meson wily ono can !tear sounds like the roaring of the sea when certain .shells picked up nn the bench are plooed It the ear is quite sbnple, The hollow form of the 511e11 end its perished surface enable IL to receive and return the beat- ings of all sounds then chrome to he trembling in the air around the shelf. "Your moi0y or your life?" said the robber, "T0kc me Hie," responded the •vtefhn. "I'm saving the money for me oTd' ago!" Dyeing 4 Cieaidng I Tor tb. Toro hoot vend /our work to tt. "BRITIC'H AMERICAN DYEING CO.' Loot for a;ect In tour town, or ..ad alr.N. Mdontresl,Toroato, Ottawa, Quebec. P,• GOES LIKE SIXTY �® ,�iy SELLS LIKE SIXTY SELLS FOR SIXTY GASOLINE ENGINES for Pumping, Crenmeenarato , Churn, \VunhingB Unable, Ice Cream h'reoser, etc. Send for catalogue. 010805 MFG. CO. No. 170 Para at `' ^ Peet Washinaton,Wic FOR SALE. Three hundred Stock, Grain, Fruit, Garden and Canning Factory Produce Farms In the Niagara District. Write for free list. Ontario Real Estate Corn- pany,Smiltville, Ont. BUYSe'A .HOME Forty cense roueoeldh..e 6ruppht leu io Donvec for $100 on whi hnand nonowhich briar 515.000 a year amt. D,n,•er has a papal tion of 100.000. In fire year. the pop lotion will re"h eh. half -million mark. Ordinary raids,,, lots in di.trieu .beady roP.- laad lariat horn 5750 t. 22.000 .,,2 WE ARE 1.001N0 our A NEW ADO1ON Washington Heights Tim tshat .ndme,tiirhuy addition in De„v,r. furntho Raley M Mountains or • t view ddP nee of ee 25 mil«. Orerl.akinr,W..hiaseen Park. As ideal .pot. Lots 25x 125 Feet for $100 10 CASH L 1200 MONTH ,a9rr•Ta.ii.9L„."t .d. qarr FRES ee nit., t«a 4..1..an hi to Yn Irr al r.11, wt.ta �: .:.re. i' t11:1 :11:1 «Johne .fir. na,« q n.iu ut„a. rb"1«ni.a. L.. «iv f..a THE CENTURY LOAN AND TRUST 00. ff rw.1,«,ar.a a.H is O...r. -.N. us. Stet "I wonder why a woman always • Ina •ries the mat who rescues her from drowning?" He: "That's what the man wonders later on." A Time for Everything.—Tho time for Dr. Thomas' Eoleetrlo 011 is When crou- py symptoms appear in the children; when rlleumellc pains beset the old; when lumbago, asthma, cm,ghs, colds, catarrh or earache attack either young o • old; when burns, scalds, abrasions, contusions or sprains conte 4o any mem- ber of the family., In any of those ail- ments it will give relief and wont a cure. A small boy's idea of a good tine in - eludes all the things his parents forbid hint to do. WR MAIM that "Tho n ,b L" Menthol Plastort will onto i,utnbego, Backauho, Sciatica or Neural gin Pauls quicker than any other plaster. 1Z�i commended by everybody, , "Do you think that music is of any penclicnl hencfll?". "\Voll," replied 1114 cynic, "jiRl tall rho photngrnphs of entmcnt vinllni,is, 11 must keep iho hair from falling out!" '"lIA1!`fnoN'1J has never failed tg All`fllUlY IJ afro 15500 all cl 1 lfnlironio Bronobitis Asthma Cure rAstinnaa If nniloted WRITS FOR Fnag SAIMPLS, and lot 110 ninvinee you that ws have a cure -ono that mires to stay oared. F1211)1 1450)1110 sent to any address. D. A. OAMESON R: 00,, Owen Senna, Onb I5fi,'JE NO. 40-. 411.