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GRANDMA'S PARASOLS,
htldren, said grandma, o
rainy alternator*, "how would y
like tun to show ,you how to ma
dolly a parasol'? A pod ma
years ago ,your mother used to lo
to see the make them, and if y
GOOD BLOOD
GOOD ICEAL111
Just a Little Xore Rio, Red Blood
Duras Moot Ailments, -
no The Ink sufficient red, health
on giving blood doesn't1 end merely
sate quickly disappeers, the fa
k° a Pale complexion. It is inuol
any mere serious, Bloodless people are
the tired, languid, run clown- folk
on who never have a bit of enjoymen
t,(t M life. Food does not neerish,
!there's indigestion, heart palpita-
t headache, backache, some -
or, tithes fainting fits and always nerv-
2,2 ousness. If anaemia or bloodless-
' newt be neglected too long a decline
--, is sure to follow, Just a little
some matehes down behind the gar-
den fence or behind the barn next
to the ,flold potatoes, Re doeen't
dare to take up the streight to-
bacco, but hme e tries out sodried
potato stem in the pipe.
"The smoke sets the eXPerfrIlen
er hato a delioious dreamy state at
first, but the heart action acceler-
ates in a minute Or two in OM ef-
throw off the poison through
the lungs end stein. The dreamy
will draw your little chairs up
the table, I will begin right away
TWO (1151110,1 little faces brighte
cd up, and Daisy and Luey ran f
the chairs, and soon grandma, w
ready to begin,
On her tattle ley the materiels
a small, flat cork about halt an in
thick, eight large pins, each of the
two inches long, some balls of g
wonted, and e short hatpin with
glass head. This head and t
eerie she had already gilded, as
took some time for the gilt to cir
and she did not wish to be hider
by waiting. Daisy and Lucy wale
ed with eager eyes while grandn
took up the ourk and carefully stu
the pins all round it at equal di
tenets, bending them downwa
slightly. These were for the ribs
the parasol. Then she asked tel
little girls to choose each of the
a color from the pretty balls
worsted.
Daisy seized on a pale blue, an
Lucy a bright pink.
"Yes, those will go well to-
gether," said grandma. "Now
'watch closely while I show you
how to• cover your parasol."
She took the end of the blue
worsted and tied it round one of
tilt pins, close to the cork, and be -
gen winding it round. At each pin
she made a loop, or what sailors
call a half-hitch, to steady the
worsted. -
The little girls looked on in de-
light while the parasol grow un-
der grandina's skilful fingers, and
?when the blue worsted edvered
little more than half of the pins,
she threaded a worsted -needle with
• the end of it, and fastened it off
neatly on the under side.
"Now for my pink! cried Lucy
And dear grandma tied it to th
same pin where she had finished
off the blue, and began to wind it
the two pretty colors making
charming contrast.
At last every bit of the pins wa
ecvered except their heads, and af
•ter finishing off the pink as she had
done the blue; gran,dina, took th
small hatpin and stuck it firmly on
th i under side of the cork. "Thi
is for a handle," she said.
It was a lovely dolly's parasol
• and of course there had to be an
other jut like it, for Daisy and
Luoy always had things alike, and
Seraphina and Ararainta, their two
dolls, were beautifully sheltered
from the sun, and the admiration
of every child in the street.n
A word just heto the mamas
and aunties who may help you to
make one of these parasols some
rainy day. If you have no gilt
paint handy for the cork and the
head of the hatpin, ink, ordinary
paint; or even shim -dressing is just
as good, only a trifle less effective.
The parasol has a better shape if
• the pins are bent slightly and the
• wcrsted held firmly.—Youth's Com-
panion.
oh mere blood mires all these troll -
m, bles. Just more rich, red blood;
ItY' then abounding health and vitality
a reel pleasure in life. To get more
he blood the remedy is Dr. Williams'
16 Pink Pills. No other medicine M-
Y, creases the blood supply so quickly
ed co; so surely. The cure actually be-
h- gins with the first dose, though na-
turally it is not noticeable, • This
e k is not a mere claim. Dr. Williams'
se Pink Pills have boon doing thui over
rd eerl over again ie Canada for years.
of This is why thousands of people al-
l° ways have a good word to say about
m alb medicine. The following is the
of experience of one of the many who
praise this medicine. Mrs. J. J.
d Thibodeau, Bathurst Tillage, N. B.,•
says: Some years ago while teach-
ing school I became so run down
that I could hardly walk. My
breath was short and I had failed
in weight and lost color. I had to
rest several times on my way toi
school and during school hours it
took Mere than all my strength to
fulfil ray duty. My doctor advised
me to give up teaching and take a
long rest. But at this time a friend
persuaded me to try Dr. Williams' I
Pink Pills and I got six boxes. I
hadn't finished the first box when'
I felt a little better and by the time
I had used the six boxes I was ful-!
is recovered and enjoying the best
of health. At a later date I was:
troubled with eczema and my faith'
in Pink Pills led me to try theml
•again, and 1 was not . pp .
nted,
o as they cured this trouble also.
can't praise Dr. Williams' Pin
: Pills too much for they have done
a me a power of good."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
s by all medicine dealers or be
- sleet by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by The Dr Wil-
na
e lias' Medicine Co., Brooltville,
Ont.
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gets flushed. and the heart action
ranicli,y increases to severe palp
Welton. " •
"If the dose has beezi large the
victim feels a -wild, fierce elation
that impels him to &0211/51 Of any
kind. In this state he met! .(10 any-
thing, but the stage is reached
much more quiekly than with alco-
holic liquors.
"The eyes become blind and
clouded. The pupil dilates as
though belladonna had been ap-
plied. The motor centres are af-
i feeted and there is paralysis of the
lower limbs, and the smoker's fan
gets pale, while drops of sweat
stand out.
"At this stage the heart action
weakens and theie is either stupor
' or syncope, in which the victim of
the potato poison lies practically
paralyzed and unable to move:
while his brain is in ae insane
whirl. This represents the height
of the intoxiaation, and it is fol-
lowed by acute depression and me-
, laecholia and a slow return of the
h • ' 1 '
"The potato stein smoke speedily
thaws a victim down. He grows
pale. is gaunt and emaciated, ends
up with violent acute mania, usual-
ly with homicidal tendencies.
"I only had one ease of the kind.
A lad of 10 caught the habit tryin
to find a substitute for tobacco.
He only lasted about three yeaes.
There wasn't anything that could
be done for him.
"This young chap couldn't be
restrained or changed from the Po-
tato stein craving, by any of the
asual drugs. He was kept in bed,
roped down, during the maniacal
stage that he went through. Mor-
phine didn't seem to do any good.
The moment he was freed, after re-
covering somewhat, he would make
a rush for the nearest potato vines,
trying to get and smoke the stems,
which he secreted in many pieces
cunningly hidden."
HARDEST FOR HIM.
"What was the hardest question
the teacher asked you to -day 7"
asked the serious-minded pupil.
"Whether I preferred to take a
licking or a note home," answered
the scapegoat.
FOR LI1TLE BABIES AND
1-
LONDON ORGAN GRINDERS.
- One pound a da,y is said to be the
most, that an organ -grinder ever
tekes, while, with some exceptions,
5s is about the least, so that a
London organ -grinder may be re-
garded as a fairly prosperous man.
An organ can be hired from the,
makers for Is. 6d. a day, while the
price of a new organ is 025. The
cost of setting an organ to new I
tunes is about £4, and, since nov-
elty is essential, this is a frequent
scuree of expense.
OPEN AIR MARRIAGE.
Beside the Liddel Water, Lovers
Plighted Troth.
A sequestered grass slope among
the hillson the borderland of Eng-
land and Scotland was recently tho
scene of an open-air marriage'says
the London Daily Mail, The bride
resided on the Cumberland side of
the border, about 50 yards up the
hillside from the stream (Liddel
Water), which divides England and
-
Scotland, while the bridegroom is
a shepherd belonging to the Toy-
tethead district of the neighboring
Scottish county of Roxburgh.
The English marriage laws do not
allow of a marriage at a private*
house, but it was desired that the
wedding should take place as near
the bride's house as possible. The
services of a Scottish minister were
obtained to perform the ceremony
Nibieh it was decided should take
place just over the river.
The bridegroom's party travelled
five miles over the hills from the
merest railway station and were
'joined by the bride's party. After
Um marriage the Party recrossed
the stream and ascended the hill
to the beide's house.
ANYTHING BUT THAT.
"You'te a liar, and a thief, and
a scoundrel!"
"Anything else?" •
"I can't think of anything else
right now."
"Meeks. I was afraid you wore
going to say I was stupid."
Friend—"WIMn BilZord went
West he told mo that as soon as ho
hail settled down and pulled him-
self together ho, would write to me,
but 1 have never honed from him."
Naltive—"Bilford was blown up in
an explosion of dynamite three
tenths :Igo. He may have settled
n, but I don't believe he has
pulled himself togihhor yet."
MICROBES IN MAIL BAGS.
At a conference of Irish post -of-
fice clerks in Dublin recently it was I
stated that the germs of consulinp-
tittn and other disease were in mail f
bags by thousands, and a resolution
was passed that all mail bags should
be washed and disinfected fort- 1
nightly.
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WELL GROWN CHILDREN
Baby's Own Tablets are good is r
all children, from the feeble baby
whose life seems to hang by a
thread to the sturdy well grown
child whose digestive organs occa-
sionally get out of order. Thee
Tablets promptly cure all sterete'n
and bowel troubles and make sick-
ly, ailing ehildron,, well and strong.
Mrs. H. Greenfield, Embro, Out.,
says :—"Baby's Own Tablets are a
wonderful medicine for children. 1
have used them for several years
and always keep them in the house
or my little ones going to school."
Sold by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
iams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
LONDON'S WATER SUPPLE'.
The Metropolitan Water Board
el London, Eng., is considering a
theme to extend the water supply
t, a east of thirty million dollars.
t is proposed to construct norm -
es reservoirs in the Upper Thamoa
alley. These works when nue
leted will afford thirty-five 'gallons
er head por day for a population
of twelve million souls, which Lae -
don is expected to reach in 1941,
Alt4yor flAilmTof the Mange With MIN -
CHRISTOPHER SA.UNDERS, E
Dalhousie.
jlameitiltrILErTr4;33 1,zTy a pitchLori,, witi, a
St. Peter's, C.D. EDW. EINLIEP.
1ra bad swellinibyMINAOODO 24grgr .av
THOS. W. PAYNE.
• Bathurst, N.B.
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ANOTHER QUEER SMOKE.
The Potato Stem a Source of Dan-
ger to Those Addicted to It.
"Even worse than opium smoking
is the smoking of the dike] steins
of the ordinary field potatot" said
flat doctor. "The potato v1.110 18 41
poisonous growth. The apple, or
seed, which grows on the potato
and looks like a small, undergrowu
green tomato, which it is in fact,
for the potato end tomato areblood
eousins,, is especially potent in its
,baleful effects if one smokes it.
"Usually the vice starts in 'boy-
hood days on the farm, when the
youngster of the family steals his
father's pipe and hides with it and
Means
Perfect
Results
You don't even have so komr *has kind of cloth
your 'mode are mad* of, SAME Dye for ALL,
Mistakes ere IMPOSSIBLE. Pere end beeutiftel
emit., 88 oette Don't fillionve. thettell•Cen6
,,ad Dookkee greo.
'heJolinsoet-Eirimrdson Co,, Limited, MorstreeL
CURED HIS RHEUMATISM.
Yarmonth, N. S., June 5, 1908,-"I have
been bothered with Rhentnatian for the
bust year and have taken 11, ood many
kinds of medicine and found no relief for
it.
.say nfriend vised e to trY
Gb
nt
9. 130. 5 , njul m ".
^defter taking only
mof 410111, t Ott 22E0 a now moll.
"I thought 5 would write you a few
linos to let You know how thankful I feel
for the relief they gave me, and would
advise all suff.orers from Rheumatism (0
get Gin Pills.'
WM, CONTI'.
Sample tree it yen write National Drug
Oa Chemical Co., (Dept. ), Toronto.
dealers have Gin Pills at 600, a box -
6 Ivrea for 8200.,
FORGE OF HABIT.
"Why did you break your en-
gagement with that school teach-
er?" asked the friend.
"If 1 failled to show up at her
house every evening, she expected
mo to bring a written excuse signed
by my mother."
"Haltom, Jeans, what an enerrat
nus cigar you are smoking I It
Mild be a foot long!" 'Over a
foot. 1 have this kind specially
made for me. My *dotter has or
doted me to smoke only- one cigar
a day, and 1alwaysdo es he tells
Even if a dollar doesn't go far Its
is diffieult to induce it to return.
LAY FOR WEEKS
AT DEATH'S DOOR
BUT DO DIPS KIDNEY PILLS
CURED MRS. T11.0111PSOP.I'S
DROPS Y.
It Started with Backache and Grew
Worse 'XIII the Dootor Said SI*
' Must Die.
Holt, Ont., My 10. (Speoial).—
All the countryside here is ringing
with tho wonderful cure of Mrs.
Somoel Thompson, who lay at the
point of death for weeks, swollen
With Dropsy so that the doctor AY
different times deckled to tap her
but desisted because, as her hus
hand said, "It might be better t
let her die. in pone." After the
doctor had given her up Dodd'
Kidney Pills cured her,
Mrs. Thompson's terrible trou
bl8 started with pain in the back
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O Arcade, Toronto, Ont.
She grew worse and the doetor
treated her for jaundice for eigh
wee s. Then her fon and logs be
gee to swell, and it was realized
that Dropsy was the trouble. Po
seven months she suffered. The do
for said there was no hope; she
must dM.
As a last resort Dodd's Kidney
Pills were tried. The improvement
We 1 slow, but gradually her
strength came back-, To -day Mrs.
21: mpson is a well woman. She
says, and the oountry-side knetvs,
she owes her life to Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
If the disease is of the Kidneys,
or from the Kidneys, Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills will cure it.
HIS REASON.
"Why do you always leave the
house, James, when I begin to sing
the old soegs1" pouted. Mrs. How -
lit
"Fresh air," said Howlet.
BANKS AS ROAD BUILDERS
Time and time again in the last
two years information has come
from the Canadian West indicating
tbat the Chartered Cenarlian Banks
are playing no small part in the
development of our Western terri-
7.
Repeatedly we have heard of the
Beetles going into new Districts with
the first settlers—opening up and
fostering business connections
which have resulted in the rapid
growth of the community.
Two of the latest instances of this
have been shown in the establish-
ment of Branches of the Traders
Bank at Fort George, B. C. and
Stewart, B. C. Fort George is
halt way between Prince Rupert
and Edmonton on the projected
line of the Grand Trunk Pacific.
It is attracting attention on ac-
count of its favorable location, and
present indications would point to
its being one of the large cities of
Nerthern British Columbia. Stew-
art, B. 0., is within two miles of
Portland City, the place in Brit-
ish Columbia where the recent
wonderful' Silver strike was made.
The latter town is attracting peo-
ple from the Western Coast States
in large numbers, and a small rush
of prospectors into the district is
now under way.
Don't kick if people distrust you.
Who's to blame?
• MINNICOGANASIIENE.
A hard name to pronounce, called
totally r`Minnicog. ' This is a pic-
turesque summer resort en one
the largest islands of the Georgi
ti Bay, only 3te hours TIM by
Grand Trunk. Railway System from
the City of Toronto, Canada, and
✓ beautifully situated among the 30,-
- 000 islands of that territory. Splen-
did hotel accommodation, good fish -
Mg, fine 'boating and no hay fever.
Bass, . treat, pickerel ansi pike
abound. For illustrated descriptive
matter and all information, wri
to Mr, 1, D. McDonald, Diatri
Passenger Agent, Union State
Termite, Ont.
HE KNEW A THING.
"So you think yeti oar: dress lay
shop window so that all the ladies
will stop to look at at7" asked the
roaster of a large business estab-
lishment of an applicant or work,
"Yes, sir, I do.
"Well, what is the first thing you
woulel dol"
"Why, I'd put a large mirror in
the window, and—"
''Quite enough, young men; 1
den't want you as an employee, I'll
take you on as partner."
The transition from winter's eold
to summer's heat frequently puts
a strain upon the system that pre -
duces internal complications, al-
ways painful and often serious, A
common form of disorder is dysen-
tery, to which many are prone in
the spring and stammer. The very
best inedieine to use in subduing
this painful mile -tent is Dr, J. D.
Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. It is
a standard remedy, sold every-
ef •
a n
he Some men seem to have a grudge
against themselves, and we don't
blame them. -
Keep Minard's LlnnTen/ In the house.
Every time a nin makes a seri-
ous mistake it ,lessens his confi-
dence in himself—and others.
Pills of Attested Value.—Parme-
let's Vegetable Pills are the result
ot careful study of the properties
of certain roots and herbs, and the
action of such as sedatives and lax-
atives on the digestive apparatus.
The Buenas the compounders have
met with attests the value of their
work. These pills have been recog-
nized for many years as the beat
cleansers of the system that can be
get Their exeellene was recog-
nized from the first and they grow
more popular daily.
ANGLING NOTE.
It is better to have fished and
lust than never to have lied at all.
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians.
Lady—"You say, professor, that
tobacco is an aid to thought and a
stimulant to the reasoning facul-
ties; but :Professor Greathead says
tobacco is in every way injurious.
How do you account for that dif-
ference. Tho Professor—"Easily
on ugh, madam. Professor Great -
heed does not smoke, and conse-
quently he can neither think
straight nor reason correctly."
te A LONG RECORD OF SUCCESS in 001-
6 415 all sorts of cuts, burns and brideeta
n,
We feel sorry for a man who
hasn't sense enough to make use of
his good judgment.
They Cleanse IT1)71e They Cure.—
The Vegetable .compounds of which
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills ai
compond, mainly dandelion an
mandrake, clear the stomach an
intestines of deleterious matt
and restore the deranged organs
healthful action. Hence they a
the best remedy for indigestio
available to -day. A 'trial of the
will establish the truth of this a
nation and do more to convince tl
ailing than anything that can be
written of these pills.
AS HIS NEIGHBORS SEE HIM.
If het is poor, he is a bed man-
ager. If he is rich, he is dishonest.
If he needs credit, he can't get
it. If he is prosperous, every one
wants to de him a favor.
If he's in polities, it's for what
he can get. If he is out of poli-
tics, you can's place him, and he's
no good for his country.
If he doesn't give to charity,
he's a stingy cuss. If he does, it's
for show.
If he is actively religious, he is a
hypocrite. If he takes no interest
in religion, he's a hardened sinner.
If he shows affection, he's a soft
specimen. If he seems to care for
1t0 one, he is cold-blooded.
If he dies young, there was a
great future ahead of him. If he
lives to an old age, he has missed
hit calling.
se well as all bowel ..complaints, Is held
r Painkiller -over 60 years. Avoid
ettleatitutoe, there is bat one "Painkiller"-
'Yerry Davie', 250. and 50o.
Some men have many possessions
while others are not even self-
possessed.
Are you a sufferer with corns 7 If
,vou are, get a bottle of Holloway's
'e Cern Cure. It has never been
d known to fail.
er A lad who was being quizzed
to about his father's lack of immu-
re pbshments was asked: "What does
n your father know 1" There was no
in hesitation in the answer : "I don't
s- believe he knows anything except
to hit own business; but he knows
that—and minds it!"
Your Druggist Will Tell You
Merino Eye Remedy Relieves Soro Kees,
MIMI; Weak Mit'8°??..:Tonr.'21}rtrryt,
Merino in Your Eyes and in Dabrs
Eyes for Saab Eyelids and Granulation.
Judge—"I don't think that wo-
men have always been vain; you
know women were made before
nurrors." Fudge—"And they've
been before them ever since."
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
"This carpet is the best there is,
madam," said the -clerk. "It can -
rt be beaten." "Then I don't
want it," replied the shrewd .cus-
tomer. "I want one that can stand
boating nee or twice a year."
'Tis a Marvellous Thing. •"-- When
the cures effected by Dr. Thomas'
F•loctrie Oil are considered, the
speedy and permanent relief it has
breught to tho suffering wherever
±1108 been used, it must be regard-
ed as a marvellous thing that so
potent a medicine should result
rem the six simple ingredients
*elicit enter into its composition. A
trial will convince the mosi 8ke1,11-
cal of its healing virtues.
"Pa, whet is writer's cramp?"
"It's being cramped for money, my
son. All writers suffer from it.''
TRADING on a gooti name and deceiving
the militia is what the imitators of the
well-keewu "The D. & L."' Menthol Plneter
;.onn‘tidi,olug„ThDoopn:t4ble,.fosoleri, insist on the
"Don't be afraid of the Imeten,
Mit Jenkins," said the landlady to
the now lodger. "Not at all, Ma-
dam, rv.3 80851 e pine twice as
large and it did not frighten me 10
bit."
There can be 51 difference of opin-
ion on most subjects, but there is
only ono ophaion es to the relia-
bility of Mother Oreves' Worm Ex-
terminetor, 11) 11 safe, sure and ef-
kettle].
AN ERA OP GOOD FEELING.
My heart's se fell of love to -day
For all my fellow men,
I'd gladly knock somebody down
To help hitn up again.
NO. 21-10. Weenie Liniment Lumbermeiet Prissid.
'Bilious in es sfeeeeeeeeeteeeseeete
Jo aartsialy *sett Om mot Mae
greeeble eltineies whish t1es5 I • ' -
iner te. Onstad tongue t- bitter
testa ht the mouth -natteen,-.
twee -these combine to asalso NO
burden. Tho entitle la a sileordorod
liver -the earn Dr. sorse's 'puttee
Itettt Pills. The' go straight to silo
root of the twohle, rot the liven
riebt, cleanse the stomach 1811,1 bow-
el,, Maar the tongue and tisk
ErfftY 1110 bitter taste from the
mouth. At the lust sign ot
nese take
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
AGENTS WANTED,
AL GENTS WANTEDER
IN 10YY TOWN
to sell a steamier Vacuum Carpet
(Wenner, rapid ;feller: big commission.
Mills, 556 Dovercourt ltd., Toronto.
EDUCATIONAL.
LLIARS THE BARBER eiesine-riew
system-oonstant prootiois: careful
Instruction; few weeks complete 0.115401
tools free; graduates earn twelve to
eighteen dollar, weekly; write for eat.
logne. Motor Barber College, 221 Queen
East, Toronto.
MACHINERY
ACHINERY HEADQUARTERS.
lie Iron and wood.working machtherr,
engine, boilers, steam minute, gasoline
enaines, eleetrio motors, eontractore:
machinery. ete. Send for eatalemtle ct
ever 1400 machines II. W, PETRIE.
Limited, Toronto. Montreal, Yaneouver.
FARMS FOR SALE,
T ESTERN 45AI111 LANDS -CITY LOTS
T V on easy terms. If you are going
west send for MY Hat, it will pay yotL
8. Id, Mathews. 75 Yonge St.. Toronto.
Jr® scans Fon SALE 011 EXCHANGE
• -a very ehoiee 150 -acre farm, situ.
ated three miles northeast of 'Embro, 10
miles northwest of Woodstock, half mile
to ;school; a very choice, even-tempered
slay loam soil; no stiff soil; easily work-
ed; a very rich, productive soil; 125 cult
voted; 15 acres timber; good size brick
cottage house, 9 rooms, miller, furnace,
new barn, 48 x 80; barn 27 x 55; all on
stone basements; cement floors in atable;
lots of water pumped by steel windmill
taps in house and barnyard; a first-olass
cheese factory section; price 59.5001 might
take a house in city or small farm in
exchange; 85,700 down, as I have other
propertlea and wish reduee. Apply to
R. Waite, Paris,
CARPET DYEING
and Cleaning. This los specialty with the
British American Dyeing Co'
Bead particulars by post Bea we are sem es sandy.
Address Box MB. Montreal.
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run into the '11505 80"
and PNSSS850NLI.
Lose an time, bet get
at once s bottle of
BAntrAril %0&U8
BELIEF and prevent
pneumonia, or cure it
if already manifest.
ed. Is the Umfailing
, Honsehold Remedy
for Coughs. Colds,
Bore Throaaltronabitie,
"Grip,' Pneumonia end
Pains of kinds
ii,te;:t-etJtti-te"tettes,-*tit
Apply Zara -Belt to all
Wounds and sores and you
Will bcsurprised how quickly
ft stops the smarting and
brings ease. It covers the
wound with a layer of pro-
tective•balae itilis all poison
germs already in the wound, and
prevents othm entering. lts rich
beating herbal essences then buikl
up from the bottom, fresh Hemel
end ln a wond.edully...short time
tbe wound is healedl
Yarn
Suis popularity is teed au mail.
ImitatiOott noVer work cures. Be mire mid
get the real thing. 'T.ass•Buk"a prieuel
on every pecket of the. genuine. Reuse
others. 60o ell druggists and store or
Zern.11ult Co7, Toronto,
THE LIN OMEN TRUSS will11.11d any. reducible..
bawds. Endorsed by forernoqt medical
Write for particulars. B. LINDMAII, (Reg ),
metalled.
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The Soul of a Piano isthe
Action. Insist on the
"OTTO HIGEL"
Piano Action
Is Your Hearing Cood
The DEAR.O.PHONE will give yen the
benefits of good hearieg. Send for tree
boekimgiviug particulars and names
of satisfied users. Also
lipeeinl Offer for a Month's Horne. TrIal.
THE GRAND ELECTRO OZONE LIMITED,
334 Spadlno Avenue, Meant*,
APPENDICITIS
Cured without operatioes. All who are et.
Meted with this disease and wish to be
erred permanently. safely and quickly
with this great Homeopathic reused,.
winch will be gent postpaid anywhere
In the world with full ittetructiena ror
;err.: ;i02. eLidoregfert 85440,110521 ('USO.
sheen T, Walt, Homeopathic' Pharmacy,
Arnprlor, Canads.
STYLES
IN HAIR
Braids, 30 In.'63,50
Switches, 22 to 30
In. long,s3.50 00 10.50
Putts and Curls, 10
Int , cluster, 82.50
Turban Style, Gem.
pieta 51.50
Braid, by tho yard,
• 51.00
Ladies and Cent's Wigs, from 817.50
Cent's Toupees, from • 512.50
Hair Nets, extra large, • 3 for 26e.
Turban Pads, - • 35 to in.
Rare shade, extra. Orders over 51.00,
post, free. Send sample of hair and
cash with order.
DAY & MOHLER,
115 King kt:_ttatt, - Toronto.
DEAF, LISTEN I
Ytn have used Horns, Trumpets, and
• other Mechanical Devices in the hope
of being able to hear. but always
foun,5 the expected saMetaation was
spelled.
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If you write to
ERNE.ST PRATT,
460 Yongo Street, Toronto,
you will learn some 0001, NEWS.
Do it to day -better still,
DO IT NOW!
The Lenox 1tstel
BUFFALO, N, V.
)fig/','t G radr. e fireproof.
The ideal hotel for tourists and visitors
to Buffalo'Niagara Pails, and points on
t he (Irent Lakes and St. Lawrence River.
EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up,
deltrrwhuaertet!efiZzji=litreiciliglifri: tr.t:trA'
When In Buffalo stop at The Lenox.
Th• accommodations and 3efttiCO 000 sue
to please.
C. A. MS NUR Malinger
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