The Brussels Post, 1910-7-28, Page 34
Fashion ,w
Hints w
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SEEN IN PARIS SHOPS.
31ue reigns supreme.
?ougoe petticoats are new.
Tome of the plaitings come with
]order in color,
lighter than over are the skirts
the bottom,
'elle makes a simple yet attrac-
s coiffure ornament,
'he gunmetal ties for street wear
1 hold their own.
among the now ribbons is one
erect with peacock eyes.
bits of the Rajah are made on
ere lines.
[arguerites have a strong vogue
present Paris /millinery- deoora-
1.
sicked long gloves aro again in
they are likely to stay for .the
]mer.
he newest thing in the way of a
elty pillow is the Chantecler de-
i.
he fad for
belts andg frdle
sof
patent leather shows no sign
batement,
hanteoler gloves have come for-
d to match the Ohanteeler
dkerchief.
hite canvaspumps as well as
Ards are much used for street
r.
'oehetted neck ruchesare a
:1 idea, and they are smart and
:tical.
any of the Persian bags have
1 silk tassels added to the han-
d rose colors are fairly in -
shed in the fashion scheme of
moment.
own satin pumps for street
' are among the newest things
otwear,
le suede shoes are quite smart
street wearwhen one's cos-
is dark blue.
epic poplins, fine serges, and
:s of open meshes are used for
ed suits.
street wear there is a grow-
sshion for the severe frocks of
id linen.
.ze wood, made, and bamboo
to be the favorite woods for
of handles this season.
majority of bathing shoes are
but a few high models laced
silk ribbon are also seen.'
1d painted 'scarfs, ribbons,
tress stuffs, as well as para
ire decidedly smart,
k ruffs of tulle, the exact tone
e's costume, are seen when -
cooler day comes.
Persian belts are usually fin -
with a narrow edge of patent
r or dark yellow suede.
sheted pearl collar pins are
the latest fads and much in
lg with summertoilets.
te kid glove:; are stitched in
to match the frock. Leven -
mei pinks aro especially fay-
, of the parasols this season
handles from five to eight
longer than those of a year
necklaces with pendants of
rtinue in favor. They are
sore with collarless gowns
ver.
ps are fashionable in one
it another, in kid, suede,
tent leather. The stiff pump
seen and the ` string .bow
r is used more and more as
ag for precious and semi-
s stones, whether in rings,
ts, pins, bracelets, or
a•
THE' QUESTION.
:hildren had been teasing
:cher with questions all the
tiny afternoon.He had been
tient, but he had not read
spaper.
had asked where clouds
'cm and where they were
where the sunbeams were,
rained, and why no one
r counted the sand particles
shore ; but when' they asked'
esterday had gone, grand-
ighed.
t bother him any more,"
id.
father laughed. "Let mo
a question," he said, ''and
n't answer it ,you must not
any more to -day,"
;ildren agreed to this plan,
Whither asked, "How can
.c eagle, out of thirteen?"
ildren retired to a cornet,
e still for some tient. Ab
othy tiptoed back. "Can
le on paper 1" she asked.
said grandfather, "and
stroke of the pencil."
ildren trotted away to the
sad no more was heard
sin until teatime. Their
wed that they had "given
is grltndfather called them
the Retrain numerals --
Then he drew a straight,
fight the center horizontal-
g the 'ten and each I at
r, tanking eight.
Said Ned, laughing,
know, everything—that's
isle hill so many ques-
WORDS OF DAUTION
TO TODD NOTOEIS
Mothers must keep guard over
the health of theirlittle ones dur-
ing the summer months. Summer
is an anxious time for all mothers,
but more especially for young mo -
thou. It is the most fatal time of
the year for babies and young
(Ilea, It is then that stemma and
bowel troubles come almost without
warning, and often before the mo-
ther realizes there is any danger,
tho little one may be beyond aid.
The mother must take strict oats
tion to keep her little one's stom-
ach sweet and pure and itis bowels
moving regularly, ' No other medi-
ohm can do this so quickly and
thoroughly as Baby's Own Tablets.
The Tablets should always be kept
in the house. An occasional dose
will keep baby well or if lilacs
comes on suddenly the Tablets will
quickly remove the cause and make
baby well and happy, Sold by me-
dleine dealers or by '.mail at 26
cents a box from The Dr. Willi-
ams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Sr
1 HEALTH
THE EYES AND LIGHT.
It is an undoubted fact that peo-
ple in general pay much more at-
tention to the care of the eyes than
was formerly the case, and it is
well that this i i so.
A great deal more is demanded
of the human eye to -day than in
former times, even if one goes back
only 'a very, little way. It is not
only the increasing strain of educa-
ticn,.for in many ways the strain
here is -lessened, owing to better
methods, bigger windows, clearer
print, and growing . knowledge of
the limitations of the eye; but it is.
impossible. to move without being
impressed with the continuous and
everlasting invitations to the eye
la overwork itself unnecessarily.
Every boat and train and trolley is
lined with printed matter, and the
eyes have to be perked away like
anunwilling child from a window
of toys. If one flees to the real
country, one finds every barn and
fence plastered with admonitio-:
and advice. So that in a sense all
have become involuntary and obli-
gatory readers, even the least lit-
erary. ' The only way out of it all
is to travel with shut eyes,
The worst danger, however, is
not in the daytime. It is, in all
great cities at least, after dark that
the greatest risk is incurred. When
thehealing, peaceful night de-
scends, then comes the assault of
light, and many are beginning to
realize that it is from dusk to bed-
time that the eyes are put to their
greatest strain.
It has always been recognized
that excessive light can cause in-
jury to the eye. Snow -blindness is
a conspicuous instance of this, as is
also what is called eclipse blind-
ness, meaning symptoms which fol-
low an attempt to watch an eclipse.
of the sun. The same symptoms
can be produced by watching any
very bright light without protect-
ing the eyes; The glare from the
sand and waves brings about the
same discomfort in susceptible eyes
as that from snow, although moun-
tain -climbers are said to suffer
mere severely became the light on
high mountains is richer in the u1-
tia-violet rays than tile light in val-
leys.
These violet rays, which cause the
trouble, may be offset by the wear-
ing of amber -tinted glasses, which
split up these rays 'before they
reach the retina.
Now that lighting by electricity
is beooming so general a fashion, it
iladvtisable that ,peopleshould
learn how to protect their eyes from
its glare; its light should always be
arranged not to shine directly on
the eyes, the bulb should always be.
made of ground glass, and several
lamps of moderate power are bettor
than one extremely powerful one.
KISSING.
Under the ruilo of the Puritans in
former days, pleasure wasfrowned
upon as a snare of evil, and the
world was called upon to eschew it
ender pain of spiritual condemna-
tion'. To -clay the Puritans have
passed, bet another band of men -
teas 11113 arisen, still warning -the
nations against many things, but
this time under threat of temporal
psi raslunent.
These are the preacher's of .sa11i-
tationand preventive medicine,
who would have men walk the nar-
row path of hygienic righteousness.
These are even harder masters than
their spiritual forbears, for they
wili not let us be dirty, they will
not let us eat too much, they will
not let us live in stuffy homes, with
doors and windows doubly sealed
against 8 trickle of fresh • air, and
now they are even lifting their voie-
dn against the world -old custoin of
kissing.
The worst of it is, they are right,
at least in a general way for kiss -
hat, in its itrodel'n promiscuity, 15
rnicious, and shou)i'd be 601)-
01133(1 as dangerous.
The custom probably had its ori.
pe
dr
gin, not in affeeltion, but in suapio-
ion. In primitive times, when the
mere
ging
s of
Ling
they
chic
of
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sts,
and
the
the
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will
rls
a
or
ke
sense a£ ,rued was perhaps
acute that that of sight, brin
the faces together was a mean
identification, and of slistinguis
friend from foe, We have now o
better developed senses, pay
and physical., which tell us
fr]endsldia and kissing has bee
a mark of affection rather than
test of it,
It is not against this that the
gienist—the sensible one—prole
bar. against the meaningless
ctengerous habit of pecking atry
lips of eve*rya, especially of
defenseless infant. It is really
affront for a stranger, or ever!
ordinary friend, to kiss a baby
the lips, and the act should be
seated,
Kissing. , among members of
family is hygienically permissi
fortunately. It is, of cosi
through the transmission of b
to ria that kissing is harmful.
each family has its owp domesti
eel bacteria; as it were, of the s
species as those inhabiting ot
but somewhat modified
constant interchange. Agai
these each member of the famil
in a measure immune, They
liars an ill-natured pet clog that
s' eot
s the members sof the hon
hold with which he lives, and
riot bite them. but snaps and sna
at strangers,
Kissing should, therefore, be
family greeting; for strange 's
ordinary friends the handa
suffices. Above all, the baby's 1
should be sacred.
HIS SPELLING.
Little Wee had been brought up
o ,bepolite, and not to interrupt
when there was company unless it
as very important. He always
emembered this and kept very
niet. One day there were visitors,
who talked and stayed and stayed,
util poor little Wee was tired. Ho
��,�pphed them to go, but not for any-
tfi`ing would he let them see this.
All of a sudden he -thought of a
ice plan that his mother and fa-
ther knew when he was too little
spell and they did not want to
urt his feelings. So in a little
ause in the ladies' talk, Wee said,
his prettiest way, "Mother,
lease can't we be a -l -o -n -e?" And
1; the visitors laughed and kissed
m good -by, and gave him his good
otherall to himself. -Youth's
ompanion,
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An Easy Pill to Take.—Some per-
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cause of their nauseating taste.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are so
prepared as to make them agree-
able to the most fastidious. The
most delicate can take them with-
out feeling the revulsion that fol-
lows the taking of ordinary pills.
This is one reason for the popular-
ity of these celebrated pills, but
the main reason is their high toni-
cal quality as a medicine for the
stomach.'
COWARDLY EGG.
"When I arose to speak," said
the martyred statesman, "someone
hurled a base, cowardly egg at me,
and it struck me in the chest."
"And what kind of an egg might
that be?" asked the young man.
"A base, cowardly egg," explain -
ad the statesman, "is one that hits
you and than runs,"
Iced, -Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes.
Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
WilllnLikeeMo One, EIte SToohubs.e
s. 50cYAt
Your Druggists, Write For Eye Books.
Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Toronto,
"What did you think of that girl
at her coming-out party?" "Well,
to be perfectly frank, I' thought
she'd bettor go bac]-.-"
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS have found
Painkiller very useful. There is nothing
equal to it in all oases of bowel troubles.
Avoid substitutes, there is but ono "Pain-
killer:'—Parry Davis' -25o. and LOc.
A hook in the jaw is apt to fin-
ish'both the fish and the fighter.
amerces taremana Cures Carget.In Cows.
NO GRAMMARIAN.
Weary Willie—Lady: kin pause
give a poor feller a bite t' eat?
Mrs. 1 urallum—Why, certainly.
Dill you see a pile of wood as you
came in?
Weary Willie-Yes'm, I seen it.
Mrs. Rurallum--Yot1 mean ; you
taw it
Weary Willie (beating it while his
shoes wore good) -.'Souse me, lady,
bLir I ain't no grammarian.
•
S Ill r'il. 111--10,
TRUTli IN A NUTSILELL,
dm
avo inside, gents," cried the
eonduotor on the crowded trolley.
"Yo're breakin' the rules stapdiu'
un the platform here."
"Some o' them ain't," piped up
a little man, "They're standin' on
my feet,"
Regarded as one of the most po-
tent compounds ever introduced
with which to combat all summer
complaints and inflammation of the
bowels, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysen-
tery Cordial hag wen for itself a
reputation that iso other cordial for
the purpose . can aspire to, For
young or old suffering from these
complaints it is the best medicine
that can be procured.
GOOD FISHING.
"Bow's fishing around here?"
"Great;. this is one spot where
there are no big ones to get away."
"allfirleta-'71:Parea-C ,aI,s
My mare, a vory valuable one, was bad-
ly bruised and out by being caught In a
wire fence, Some of the wounds would
not ileal, although 1 tried many different
medicines Dr. Bell advised me to Aso
MINAR, 'S
D LINIMENT, diluted at first
then stronger as the sores began g to loos
butter, until after three weeks, the soros
have healed, and best of all. the hair is
growing well, and is NOT WHITE as is
most always the ease in horse wounds.
F. M. DOUOE'1:
Weymouth,
AN ADDER.
Tommy -"There's a girl at our
school, mamma, theyecall 'Post-
script.' Do you know why?"
Mamma—"No, dear."
Tommy—"Because her name is
Adeline Moore." '
SEE THAT YOU CET THE REAL THING,
—Unscrupulous makers aro putting up a
counterfeit of The D. & L." Menthol.
Plaster, The genuine is made by Davis.
& Lawrence Co.
ALSO THE TIN.
To a gentleman who had married
the daughter of a rich biscuit bak-
er a friend said:
"So you have taken, not the
cake, but the biscuit this time ?"
"Yes, and the tin with it," was
the witty, if ungallant, reply.
"Man is Filed With Misery.". -
This is not true of all men. The
\c ell, sound of lung,, clear of eye,
alert and buoyant with health, are
rot miserable, whatever may be
their social condition. To be well is
to be happy, and we can all be well
by getting and keepingour bodies
in a healthful state. Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil will help all to do this.
AT A DISADVANTAGE.
Two ''boys who managed to be ra-
ther unruly in school so exasperat-
ed their teacher that she ordered
them to remain after hours and
write their names one thousand
times.
They plunged into the task. Some
fifteen minutes later one of them
grew uneasy, and began watching
bis companion in disgrace.
Suddenly the watcher burst out,
with despair, between his sobs, and
said to the teacher : "'Tain't fair,
mum; his name's Bush, and mine
Schluttermeyer."
Minard's-Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
A SUM IN ADDITION.
Herr Pastor—"I've made seven
people happy to -day; I've just roar -
tied three couples."
Friend—"But that's only six peo-
ple."
Herr Pastor -"Well, how about
myself?"
The destruction of the house fly is
a public duty. Almost all Boards
of. ]iealih are now carrying on a
crusade against it. A. bulletin re-
cently issued by the Dominion Gov
eminent status that no house fly is
free from disease germs. Use Wil
stn's ]i'ly fads freely and. persist-
ently, and do • your share towards
exterminating this menace to the
public health.
About all you have to dotemake
a boy hate any particular kind of
food is totell him that it is health-
ful
Much distress and sickness in
children is caused, by worms. Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator
gives relief by remo'ing the cause.
Give it a trial and be Convinced.
TRIED HER BEST.
"Thank yeti," she said, as he fin-
ally agave her his seat in the ear.
"las ahnbst impossible to stand on
you feet.'
"That was bocanse I kept pulling
'em but of your way, ma'am," he
replied. '.
RESIST EVIL.
It a bribe is offered you,
Promptly spurn it
L.t you write a thing untrue,
"-Better burn it;
Tf you ever go amiss
And in stealing seek for bliss,
Should you merely steal a kiss,
Best return it.
Smite a fly on one cheek and ho
eturnoili to the other,
CAUTIOUS,
".Excuse me," said the old lady,
as she entered the drug store, "but
are you a registered pha1'ms0jat?"
"Oertainiy, lna'am," answered
the clerk.
"You have a diploma, I sup -
'pose ?"
"Yes, ma'am,"
"How long have you been in the
btjsiness V'
"About ten years."
"Well, I guess you are all right.
Give me a couple of postage
stamps, please,"
SHE WASN'T SKEPTICAL.
Young Lady—The last bread I got
01 you was so hard I couldn't eat
it
Bake'• (indignantly)—Young lady,
I want you to know that I made
bread before you were born.
Young. Lady—Oh, I don't doubt
it. I think that was some of it you
sold me,
The Bowels Must Act Healthily,
—In most ailments the, first care of
the medical man is to see that the
bowels are open and fully perform-
ing their functions, Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills are so compounded that
certain ingredients in them
act On
the bowels solely and they are the
very best medieine available to pro-
duce healthy action of the bowels,
I1ldeed, there is no other specific so
serviceable in keeping the digestive
organs in healthful action.
A DROUGHT.
"They also advertised shower
baths at the summer resortwhere
woput in the summer."
"Didn't they have them?"
"Naw, there wasn't a shower all
summer,'
Don't experiment with unsatisfac-
tory tory substitutes. .�i ilson, s Fly. Pads
are the best fly killers made and
will kill many times more (lies than
any other article.
THE ONE THING.
There are a million things I want
And hope to get somehow;
But just a glass of lemonade
Is all I think of now.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
HOW HE ADVERTISED.
"Wifie—"Be sure to advertise for
Fido in the morning newspapers."
Next day the wife read de follows
in the newspapers:
"Lost -A mangy lapdog, with one
eye and no tail. Too fat to walk.
Answers to the name of Fido. If
returned stuffed, large reward,"
You will find relief in Zorn-Buk !
It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zam-
Buk, means cure. Why not prove
this ? all Druggists and Stores.—
ena box,
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OMEGA
WATCHES
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Builds Strong, Healthy,
Sturdy 'Youngsters.
To serve—heat in oven, pour hot ;milk over it and salt
to taste. Sold by all grocers, 13c. a carton; two for 25c.
4"
Er"THE 'CN(11i MAN," SELTS TRON
and W ie Yenoos at factory prices.
Write for booklet. nt. Address, Toronto.
CHENILLE CURTAINS
and ell kinds of bees imagines, also
LACE CURTAINS OYE LINED NELINANED
write to us about your,
=RrrIsH AMERICAN DYEING 00., Eosin, Montreal(
vr,Jasrt'c1,i,S7n
A'd ALL R4Mlt 0 ✓le
tnfemmatlsu of
th Kidneys, of She
Bladder, of the
Bowels, of obs
ung,, Bane Throat,
Bronchitis, Difficult
Breathing, Croup' Ca-
tarrh, Influenza. Head-
ache 'roetllacheNeu-
Rheumatism, Cold
Oaii]e, Ague Obma Ch1.
Maine, Faosybltes quickly
ed by
Red'Nag s. Reade Rend
'EVER HEARD IT NEXT DOOR?
Myer—"In .some countries sheet
music is sold by the pound,"
Gyer—"Yes, and a good deal of
i+. is played by the same method in
this country.'.'
II every housekeeper would use
Wilson's Fly Pads freely (luring the
simmer months, the house fly peril
ould soon be greatly diminished,
AS INDICATED,
Myer—"Ever notice that dilapi-
dated old umbrella Jones carries?"
Gyer-"Yes. It is evidently one
cf theshades of his ancestors."
Holloway's Corn Cure destroys
all kinds of corns and warts, root
and branch. Who, then would en
dure them with such a cheap and
effectual remedy within reach?.
ABSENT-MINDED SCOTCHI42AN.
The Scotehman could not find his
ticket. On the conductor's second
round it was still missing. "What's
that in your mouth?' he asked.
Sure enough, there was the missing
ticket. The conductor punched it
and went his way, "Ah, we'el,"
said Sandy, in reply to his fellow -
passengers' banter, "I'm nae' sae
absent-minded as ye wad think.
Ion was a vera auld ticket and I
was jist sucker aff the date,"
Llinard's Liniment Cures Distemper..
11RanFNG6IN5o1=E.niagliPnU. 8d
-
Electric Motors ancl'Contractere' A•;a.
ohlnery, write It. W. Petrie, Limited, Toronto;
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tvrod wituout ore toy
our home treatment. write ns before too
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booklet,giving particulars and names
of satisfied users. Also
Speolal Offer for a Month's Home Tile,.
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were 1517 students registered session
1909-10.
For Calendars, write the Registrar,
GEO. Y. CHOWN, B.A.,
14 Kingston, Ontario.
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FLY
KNOCKER
Positively pro-
tects horses,
cattle, and all
live stock from
horn -flies,
blow -flies,
gad - flies,
lice, mites,
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almost to death in the hot weather.
Yom cows will give more milk, your
horses will work better, your sheep will
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Quickly, easily aad economically ap�- ,.
plied with a sprayer. One gallon will
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Cut This Out
AND READ EVERY WORD
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OMEGA
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TI1{®TS Hage you a good eye, and a little alienee, The
combination may win p
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Watch absolutely free, try it anyway, fall .ioulars
are printed below. "Read Every Word."
INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTESTANTS
Count the dote write our nam (stating Whether
bir,,. Mrs. or Miss) and address pleluly on a piece of
paper or a poet card mark on the enfolds (For
Dot Contest) and mail your answer so that we
will receive it not later than ,Aug. 101h, 1910, to --
iBLGI9 BROS., 108 TONNE 97'., TORONTO
or before August reach11910 nyRe time
- • •••.
will be announced in this paper early
In September. The prima will bo - -
Marded in the order they aro
drawn,
Some prominent disinterested
person in Toronto will be
an.w
regn ere, ,ted to draw the winning
Ten watcher only. will 116
given array but every ono who
answers correctly will receive
a consolation Orbe,
If there aro not ten cermet
answers the balanoe of the
Watches will ho sent to the
next nearest,
UST OE PRIZES
10 Prins, Cash 'Value 015250, "Omega" Watches, all
first close in every. respoot, 5 are Gent's oleos and 5 are
Ladles' sizes.
Men's Prizes
1st Prise—"On,, &" 21 Jeweled works
fitted into best - Sovereign" Gold Filled
Case Cash Tattle 815.00
'.. Ind Prlas_"Omega" 17 Jeweled.
works fined into boat"Sovereign"
GDIdP'ale4Caaa, t.a^hvah,efeled,
std P, ,0—' 0 -mega I5 Jowcier
17,50.
•e.. Golds Filled
Cae beet h value
p Filled Case. Cash value;
• �' 4e-wil 1
• ed. Prior—",Outage" 10 Jewel•
' . .. oda works tilted into beet
v"Silver Oxidized" Cno*, 0 f
814,00
- '- • 5th Price--"Omrgga" 18 Jowod...,.
ed, Werk, fitted into :cost
Regal" Sterling 511,8' One. 58.75.
Ledies' prizes
let Prize•- Omega" 15 .roweled,
works }Wed into "Rental" 11k..
Solid Gold .Cana, Cush value
A Letter from one of last
Year's Winners
Cedarville, Ancil 18,1910,
• DearSlrs,-•Lust summer 1 won
a 15.J owai Starling Case Watch as
third prize and I may ear that it is
0.11. in Overy respect,
And I may Bay that if Ellie Dros. do
as much for others as they did In my awe
they will do more than they advertise.
It there aro any who desire tnformatton In
regard to the Omega, Watch please direct him tomo
• Ind i'I'iiO "Orne n" 17 Jeweled,
works fitted tole best "Sovereign"
•• '• •• "t;�••� ^ r • e • • Gold Felted Case, Cash value, 817,30,,,
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. •• • • •. and Prim --"Omega" 15,1enve1ed, works
•••• .• '• fitted info tho bast "Silver Oxidiree
7..0. •• • • • +� Cabo Cash raltt6
•Oth Prlk6-' Works • • ••, Omrga" 15 Jeweled, works'
fitted into hest Silver Gilt Enameled "...
#cling Ellie Bros. succasa, I+vntain, roars truly, . • 5th + Cabe. l.nsh va,u•,e 1100
k rl Cash Omega" ib JeWclil a, �:L•rits fit tea into loaf ''JOnaiugeled"
(Signed) John Gillespie, 0040rVUle, Ont. One, Cr4s, 0.eh value
EVERY CONTESTANT WILL RECEIVE A PRIZE 09.76
To those who are not fortunate to Win a 'watch wo will send Absolutely free of char e, a $1.00
WI, will accept at any time 0,4 part ..ypelment on an Omega 'Watch at the established eollin g prices.
Dollar/ to Millen,'tlimit
the use of tlaoee coupons. We will still Continue to Meier the oven* which were distributed as p31080 in aaur1iOmee nWateh
bat Content of 1909.
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The winners of the flvo men'a watolibo will be detormioed by drawing five enter
men only, The winners of the five ]ethos watohos will bo determined b. drawing Wera from ,thencorrect odes received from
y {ram correct answers roretvod from Lutist only;
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DIAMOND' [9. WATCH IMtPdii'"1 f`IIS
108 Yonge St, TORONTO, C ►nax