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Income doubled . Now y$75,000
Another large
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and Mediatns. Equip
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inorgneed Enrolment in View,
Write for pa le lou litre to •,
g, E. Uraith mite,
President,
For Sale
12• foot power windmill with meat,: One r
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wooden supply tank end an iron force pump
Metalled
1 n have
for Naim Ileeson for ur li r V
ply
toe Atvor, For R, or Con. lers
7, Gap.
Ethel P OPE Photttte 84 E, Lot 16, Oon, 7, Croy,
Farm for. Sale
That flrst•olean farm hying Lot 28 and the 15
of L0124, both in the 18th Ooureaalmt of the
Township of Grey, containing 150 acres. On
the farm la. a 0ret•olnsa brick veneer 110u80
with all the modern improvements. The barn
u In tdw, fl,'at•OIltna in every eartleu'ar end' fa
58 x 58 with strew shed 40 x 87 with wilier In
the atahlee, which are ere -01.68 - There I. nine
a wlnemlll on the faros 1t 1. 8 collet Froin
Ethel station on G. T. R. and a ndlea from
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JAS, ANDERSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
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Physician bm'geen, Aceouchoar
Office over Standard Bank
DR. F r, BRVANS
Bachelor of Medicine, Univeralty of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Phyato ane and tier-
getOoepoptneofate
e7oornHital, ex -Senior Oes lateDr.
A. MoSevey, Smith Block, Brussels.
kural phone 45,
ALEX. P. M°KELVEY
M.B., M.C.P,41S. 9.
1138 Bluer street East, Toronto
Diseases a Nose and Throat
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Clinical assistant in Ear, Nose and Throat de.
pertinent New General Hospital, Toronto ;
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Inc ; late Senior Resident Surgeon Mase. Eye
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at the
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Thorough Courses taught by
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g For particelars address—
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Listowel, Ont.
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THE
Best Brains
in Canada haye partialpoted 1n the pre.
Itaretion 01 oar splendid Hone Study
°Qarees in Banking, Eeongmics, H1,1170r
Accounting, Crenulerpial Art. Show
Card W ritit g, Photo rap1y, Journal-
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and Bookkeeping. pleot the work
watch most. interests yqn and write n0
for pertioolars. Address
THE HAW CORREOPONOENCt SCRNOK
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL., ONT.
Physician and Burgeon ; Pont Graduate courses'
London
n'epeeial attention todisea0Oe of eye.. ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tasted for elegem
G. H ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sir -
goons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faonity of Dentistry.
Office InhoardBlock, Wingham
Phone 240. Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST'
Persons)graduate Department of Ophthal-
mology, Me0ormlokMedical College, Chicago,
Ill., to prepared to test eyrie and At glasses at
her office over Mlio Icrosn'e millinery store,
Office deype—Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of every week. OMee hours -10
to 12 a, m. ; 1 to a p, m, Evenings by appoint.
mint, Phone. 1219.
DR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and
night mills. 'Office o
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PROUDFDOT, NILLORUI & PRDODFOOT
Canisters, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Office on. the Square, 2nd door 6om$a1illton
• Street,
GODERICH. ONT.
Private funds to loan et lowest rates.
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ONLY SXT�N.
GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Was Made
Well by LydiaE.Pinkham's'-
Vegetable Compound.
New Orleans, La. -"I take pleasure
in welting these lines
to express my grati-
tude to you, I am
only 16 years old and
Werk in a tobacco
factory. I have
been a very sick girl
but I have improved
wonderfully sin c e
taking Lydia E.
Pinkbam's Vegeta-
ble Compound and
am now looking fine
and feeling a thousand times better."
—Miss AMELIA J.iQUILLARD, 3061 Te-
houpitoulas St., New Orleans, La,
St Clair, Pa. — "My mother w a s
alarmed because I was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. I had
pimples on myface, my complexion was
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, I had
nervous spells, was very tired and haJ
DO ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound has worked like a
charm in my case and has regulated me.
I worked in a mill among hundreds of
girls arid have recommended your medi-
cine to many of them."—Miss ESTELLA
MAGUIRE, 110 Thwing St., St. Clair,Pa.
There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. Therefore, such let-
ters from girls who have suffered and
were restored to health by Lydia' E.
Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound should
be a lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach of all.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Plukham Medicine Co. (eonil-
deutial) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
woman and reada tit Strict confidence.
Blythh
t
Rev. T. H., Mrs. Farr and children
autoed to Durham with William
Moore last week.
Stanley Ohellew disposed of his
Regal car to H. A. Thomas and has
purchased a. swell 35 it. p. Overland.
Friends will regret to learn that
Ben. Mason is not improving in
health as rapidly as it was thought he
would when the mum weather came.
Following officers were appointed
for the, new Brass Baud :—President,
Rev T. H Farr ; Secreta) y, J. M.
Hamilton ; Treasurer, Dr. McTaggart 1
Managing Committee, Reeve Dt.
Milne, Neil Taylor, De. McTaggart, S.
H. Gidley, E. E. Robinson and Jae.
Tierney..
Fordwich
The caterpillar is prevalent in this
district.
Fordwich drug otot•e has changed
haflds..the purchaser being H. Samson
of this village.
Mrs. (Rev.) Ball, of Kerwond, visited
her sister, Mrs. D. Spink$, for a few
days.
Ed. 00111s, and Con., is the latest
party in this section to own an auto,
haVin Ir, purchased a Ford.
J. H. Rogers Mot received) word from
A. S. Copeland), who was wounded at
111le battle -,f Langeularclt, that he has
felly recovered anti is hack on the
firing lite.
Miss )Esther Stiliwell showed the
Record the leaf of a gtt'ltiiinrrl 'which
measured 6x4. holies, 111111 thele were
01111.1.s 1111 the suite pietnl ;pint AS large..
- The Trust ese of the; How tea t.+m,•.
selrl vmnge at., Terentp let y held beam In 1.31 n. 11111:11 as
1 pnssibl'etl1'ttp;t1I'm """-t•k "nn for
blp'ntl pnrposPs n.nrl +U Thr temp .1, of
many who have friends hurled 3 here.
Brick and Tile
Brick and all sizes of
Tile are now to be
had at the
Cole El Dougherty
YARDS HENFRYN
Pilia
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FREDERICK TUFF
SUcowssolt TO T000 LATE
JOHN LUNN
PAINTER, PAPER -HANGER
GRAINER and DECORATOR
My aim is In g1V!' anlaefacliol by lion('
Work and Mnitiate Prices,
Thomas .St, Brussels. Phone 41x,
•
ice
(7olI erc
hlllaid Half. MUeleal selectlone Were
tendered by Wee J ohcrttton, soloist,
Central Metlindtst church,.l3t1'atfod ;
Ivor 8wi Il and Alegg) s, Cox anti Robs
Wean, of Atwood. Al lee Vera Hilsser
was the pianist. Splendid and ineple-
irlg addresses were delivered by Bev,
Dr. Barber, W. H. Mllison and 0. T.
Moot (Mouee, Proceeds of t he clay
aelounted to abohm $260. The bast.,
mentof the,eburolt is hunt, of cement
blocks. The joists ate Iain and the
falao thine 1s in place and .everything
is ready for the brick work. I.
Wingham
John Hughes, mail clerk, who has
recently been on the sick list, has
again.resulned his duties.
Some farmers who lost corn planted
early and killed by frost have now got
the land in shape andsstarted to plant
it over again.
Sewer work is still under way and
the Cou13011 met recently In order to
have inore work done to keep the men
employed.
to ed.
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The repent rains here have been of
great benefit to the crops. ' Fall wheat.
has started to fill and timothy and
clover.are looking well.
A. H. Wilford, who recently bought
out Gunn's storage plant, has had IL
renovated and equipped with the lat-
est fire -fighting apparatus.
Farmers are making additions to
their barns and sheds as they have
cultivated more land than usual and
expect to have larger Drops.
Alderman F, L. Binkley and other
officers of the sport and amusement
committee here have about completed
arrangements for a Dominion Day
program, which will be given here of
Victoria Park. Baseball and lacrosse
against outside teams will be played,
two baloon ascensions will be made
and a good program of music by the
Citizens' Band will be rendered.
"And also expeeas my willingness to
give up any ill -will that I may have
held against W, T, Pellow in connec-
tion with his work in securing evi-
dence for the enforcement of the'Iiquor
laws and to treat him .as a gentleman
and es a friend, and to co-operate with
him as far as I can, in endeavoring to -
see that the illegal sale of liquor in
Goderich be et upped.
"And I further promise to carry on
my hotel business in the future, as
long as I remain in it, in accordance
with the law and in an efficient man-
ner."
"Witness :
"Lowrus E. DANCEY" "J. S. BEDFORD"
1 o:n•
Workmen en uu the 1
lh
tc',t
11111 fat Cllr{ l,te nnw r. t;, I - t11-
thitd story cos •Uurtion.
Dhngrtnl nt1-(i(1(r r ch 1 ural nrnil
route will open up ,s:ug. 1.1, •t 1.11 10 slit.
Arlitsu•olg as 1'1114 i.•r,.
Miss ;Tenn 13. Ton ,inn ep rialisty'
standing) e moderns and hist ftry itnd
seen? ed Interim Hiatt School assist-
ant's cerlifiriate at the rarest Ii'aon ley
of 17dIlea Iinn cx,ln1i1101ion
Miss Jean Al• Cult, Form Iii A. at
the G. 0 I., is the winner in the Pestty
elltupetiti011 011 the snhjecl '(Hew the
Made -in -Canada Movement Contrib.
nos to Canadian. Davelopflleet," -
Applications for nnlurapznlio3 from
Max Ptelyer, of Goderich, Ki vel Label.
of Blyth, and Angn8t Lahr, of Sea -
Noah, came before the Renerid sessions
of the peace for the County last week,
tat
l onus assizes will be hold
The A It
Goderich as follows : Jury, Tuesday,
h lief
honorable the 01
21st. thehn
Sept. l by
Justice of the Onnunoit Pleas
lury, Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, by the
honorable Justice Britton,
In view of recent events at the Bed-
ford hotel, the following etittettieht,
signed by Me. Bedford 0(1(1011 siote 07
Apeii2n , makes interesting feeding
"I, John Bedford, do hereby 'apolo-
gize for any violations of the Liquor
Laws, of which I have been gtulty
&idler the hist few rnottho, and of
which \V. P. Pillow has knowledge, as
h wing been gnlilg on in the Redford
Hotel, here, mold hereby promise to
get tvd of, permanently. the ptCgellCe
of ooriain undesirable parties (to be
named by Mr, Pellnw) who have been
employees or frequenters of my hotel,
Clinton
R. O. picnic here on July 1st.
The financial statement for Ontario
St. Methodist church for the past year
shows a balance on hand of $260.00
and the total amount raised for all
purposes to be $4500 00.
Earl O'Neil, only amt of W. T. and
Mrs, O'Neil enlisted and will join the
38rd Battalion at London, accompany-
ing hien will be K. Wilson, of Mulsons
Bank staff'.
Clyde Wheatley, son of Wallace
and Mrs. Wheatley, with a crowd of
boys, were at the river bathing. The
young lad got beyond his depth and
but for the prompt action of Ernest
Hall. of the New Era staff, there
might have been a different story to
tell,
Saturday evenings have always been
a bad time for people walking to gat
around at the batik comers, owing to
the crowds nn the streets and to the
nnrnPP0118 antes alld riga driving up
and down, but things changed last
Saturday and a new melee came into
force when Chief Wheatley and
Pollee Serge. Welsh trade all rigs and
nems keep 1'n the right and the con-
fusion was lessened.
North Huron Conservatives
The normal meeting of the North
Huron Conservative Associations as
constituted for Dominion and Pro-
vincial purposes -was ,held in the Town
Hall, Wingham, oil Tuesday after-
noon of last week with a good attend-
ance, septesentatives being present
frorn all parts of the •riding. The
offireve for the Dominion Association
are as follows :—
Hon.-Pres.—Wm.
—
Hon:Pres.—Wm. Campbell, Gode-
rich.
President—Peter W. Scott, Bel -
grave.
1st Vice-Pres,—Matthew Lockhart,
A nburi.
2nd Vice-Pres,—J. A. Mallough,
Dungannon.
Sed Vice -Pres,— Dr. Armstrong,
Gerrie. ,
Secretary—H. J. A. McEwen, Gode-
rich.
Treasurer—Dudley Holmes. Wing -
ham.
The chairmen of the different muni-
cipalities wetealsoappointed viz
Ashfield—Jas. Alton, Belfast. .
Colborne—A., J. Goldthorpe, Gode-
rich.
West Wawanosh--Robt. Medd, Au-
burn.
East Wawanosb—J. E. Ellis, Blyth.
iNlorris—Rich. Procter, Brussels.
Tlu•nberry—Robt. Musgrove, Blue -
vale.
Howick—John Dane, Wroxeter,
Wroxeter—Fred. Davey, Wroxeter.
Brussels—AlFred Baeker,
Blyth—Joseph Carter.
Goderich—Mayor Reid.
Wingham—Dr. Redmond.
Grey—George McCall, Ethel.
Officers for the Provincial riding are
as follows
President— Dr. Redmond, Wing -
ham,
1st Vice-Pres.—John Dane, Wroxe-
ter.
and Vice Pres.—Dr. Armstrong,
Gorrie,
Secretary—W. 3. Greer, Wingham.
Treasurer— J. Waitou McRibbon,
Wingham.
The cnstomery resolutions were
passed relating to the Commons and
Provincial Parliament also t'esnlntinns
of sympathy to D. Bell and W. F.
Vanstone, who are i11.
Addresses were delivered by Jas.
Bowman, M. P., A. H. Musgrove, M.
P. P. and Editors Neftel, ni' Goderich
Star, and Joynt, of Wingham Ad-
vance,
Atwood
Comma STo0Es LAVED.—The four
corner stones of the new Methodist
rhne'ch were laid 7'lrnrsdny of last
week neclee fevorehle conditions,
Tae J:w '013* fine and the at tendanre
,tr:*n 11, 1101.1'.. T,i'lnwrl, boa the
,t ..tone to: h,•h•,IP of the Trustee
17,3,3.1 ; \Ir+ 1 \t' Floyd sr, the old -
r .nrciei't1 110ntln't, for the Ladies'
\i'1 ; f 1171'1, IM•toltell, one on be -
holt ,.P the Remise l e.hnol and Mrs,
on bel 1P of
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t 1111 1 in rnrhhv Rev Dr Musser,
tusks .f 11,0 ship ell, who had full
After
ehnrge ••I' the ceremn Lriss.
01 (mmeg Were 1,11(1, following gave suit -
awe slid npp1,gn'iate addresaes
Ilesets 1'.Aile 11ora, 00itohellt
11110ilt.n,, \liltlaank ; Mrs (Dr.) Has-
sey nod RPvo 11. A, Miller, Milver.
tot ; A. 13 Doan, 13. D , Monk tot ;
V. h Hinson, Stanford 1 and Mar-
shall, of Atwood, Musical dlreta were
furnished by Rev. DP, and Mrs. Bus -
Per A0 the close of the progron the
Taffies' Aid served a first-class supper
111 one of the vacant stores and it was
well patronized. In the evening an
excellent prngeem was given ht the
Plants
Choke assortment of
o
Geraniums and Annuals Bodq ng
9
Cabba a1 Cauhflower, Tomato
to
To a
Celery and House Plants
Agent for Dale's Out Flowers.
MISS KELLY,
I 40.4 Brussels Greenhouse,
e
The Watchwora
of theRtlantic
„refinery
is
Quality
.flsk for -
and
Look for this Ball N ,
on all Lantic Packages &Bags
•
lily of the valley and roses. The
bridesmaid .was Miss Eva Petrie, In-
gersoll, who wore pink flowered ba-
tfste and carried a baguet of pink 1,
roses. The best man was Stanley
Moon, brother of the bride. Little
Miss Mildred Bainbridge, Hamilton,
daintily gowned in pink, was flower
girl. After the ceremony, congratu-
lations were showered upon the bride
and groom and a buffet luncheon par-
taken of. Many beautiful gifts testi-
is held. Mr. and the, Love left on the 1
evening train for points West on their
honeymoon. They will reside itt Dun-
das. Hearty congratulations are ex-
pressed by old frieuds here.
Ethel
WAIT FOR XT,—The Ladies' Aid of
Ethel Methodist church will hold a
Garden Party nil Ilse Cli inch lawn 011
bh'iday evening of this week, 18th
inst. Slipper set yea in Township
'Hall fron 0 30 to 8 o'clock- Program
will consist of instruite null and voted
music, recitations, drills, midi e 'e•4 by
Re
v.MrM
nn
reh
n»se
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men A. P. Admission 25 cents
Children
150. P1nceeds i11 aid of
public shed fund. Rev. Mr. McKelvey
e 1
will1 chairman.
DOTY—LEGE.\R. — An interesting
event took plane at Kalamazoo, Mich ,
on Wednesday, June 3rd, heing
nothing less than the tnatriage' of
Fred. Doty, Vice -President and Mana-
ger of the Doty Marine .Rugine and
Boiler Co, Ltd., Goserieh. The lady
of his choice was Miss Leta LeGenr,
eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. T,
LeGear, formerly of Pthel• The
ceremony toot place in the Fired
Methodist °beech, of whirls the bride's
father i8 pastor and he conducted the
marriage service. Mr. and Mts. Doty
left for a honeymoon trip which ht -
eluded Chicago, Detroit and New
York, They will reside m1 Notfolk
8[18
Goderich,
street,
TovE—Moms,—
e hone of it
R1
treat r
1 ersnll
Moon, Bell s T
1 Mrs. M g
and
wedding at
loos the arena of n prePl y
4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon of lest
week, when their vonneest delight et,
Irene, became the bride of Rnsee11
Edgar Love, Dundas, formerly of
Ingersoll, son of W. 1T, and Mrs, T,nvn,
of Ethel. Rev, Ronald Macicnd,
pastor of the Presbyterian Chareh.
' Pe' tlrtl 1Pr
officiated i» the presence f a n
of telatiyes and friends. The wedding
marc'll from Lohengrin was rendered
by Miss Pearl Love, Ethel, sister of
the groom, and the bride was given
away by her father, a lie honer. de-
corations were beautiftll. The bride
looked charming in tt gown of white
taffeta with trimmings of pearl and
lace, She carried a shower bognet of
W 0. T. IT. will meet on Friday,
June 1801. Mrs. Hyslop, Dominion
Organizer, will be present. Apublic
meeting will be held at night. ,
John G. Robinson, a former Listowel
boy, has been chosen by the Conserva-
tives of the new Federal constituency
fled to the esteem in which the bride
Listowel
Listowel .Driving Association are
making arrangement for a three day
race meet on July (3, 7 and 8.
R. T. Kemp and A, H. Hermiston
attended the annual meeting of the
Canadian Order of Foresters, which
was held in St. Catharines on Satur-
day.
atur-
d The sum of $50 was gtanted to the
Children's Aid and $50 was made to
the committee in change of the
Twelfth or July celebration by the
Town Council.
Dr. M. Moore has received aletter
from his brother, Dr. W. Dloore, ft'oin
"somewhere in France," who says
everything is going fine. Be is a
Lieutenant with the Canadian Alny
Medical Corps.
D. Baitja met with a painful acci-
dent. Be was elating grass with a
scythe when in some unaccountable
way it struck his leg, -making a nasty
out. Medical aid was summoned and
8 stitches put in.
of Cariboo, 13. 0., as their cand date at
the next election for the Huse of
Commons. M1. Robinson was born in
Erna township til 1808 and spent his
younger clays in Listowel, having
served his apprenticeship at the print-
ing business iu the Standard office.
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The distinctive odor of Mayflower Talcum
is entirely new, and of such charm and delicacy
as to immediately appeal to every woman of
refinement. Antiseptic—exquisitely fine in
texture, it is pre-eminent for use on baby.
All Nyal preparations are in a class by themselves.
Nyal's Face Cream and toilet requisites are almost indis-
pensable for the complexion. Ask at the Nyal Quality
Store for free copy of our booklet, ''Your Complexion,"
which includes directions as to proper methods of Massage.
SUES
Mayflower
TALCUM
rewsm
829
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THE AUTO -OILED WINDMILL WITH DUPLICATE GEARS
RUNNING IN OIL
Every bearing is constantly flooded with oil. Two quarts of oil in the gear case of this
8 -foot auto -oiled windmill will keep the gears and every bearing flooded with oil for a
year or more.
The galvanized steel helmet covers the gears, keeps out rain, keeps out dust, keeps
in oil.. The mill needs oiling but once a year.
There is a windmill, known the world over as "the windmill which runs when all
others stand still." This new windmill with gears and bearings flooded with oil runs in
much less wind than that well known windmill.
The two large gears, which lift the load straight up, are each independent of the other and each
Must is driven by its own pinion on the main shaft and take its half of the load at all times
The auto•oiled windmill,withitsduPlicate gears and two pitmenllftine theload stmight up, is un-
breakable. Every B-footmill is tested underapumpingload of 3000 pounds on the pump
rod. For the larger sizes the load is reakaleter. We know that
gree
eve one of these i ionto i o re e e assertion
every w n sob stable. W venture th
that this is the most of nen Perfect, best made, best tested,
iiel-, best oiled, most nearly perpetual, automatic and self -
e ., a sufficient of any machine of any kind ever made
- L,"d ., for farm work and the most nearly fool -proof.
r tn•p t^, 1'n? }t There is no friction on any part of Ole furl -
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,� '?i,_.. ing device when the mill is running and very
@@ little whenthe wheel is furled.
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A small
child can east's/furl this
windmill or an automatic regulator can
take caro of it, One of these mills hue been furled
10,000 times In one day by a man on our premises—more
times than it would ordinarily be furled in 30 ears of service.
A band brake, of the automobile type, is used, and it always holds.
The gear case contains two pairs of gears and the supply of oil. From this
gear case the oil circulates to every bearing in a constant stream. It flows' out
through the friction washers in the hub of the wheel and is automatically returned to
the gear case. Not a drop of oil can escape. It is used over and over. So long as
there is any oil in the gear case the gears and every bearing will be flooded with oil.
If you are tired of climbing a windmill tower; If you ere tired of buying repairs
and having them put on; or, if you are tired of waiting fora big wind, let us fur -
nigh you en unbreakable, self-oiling,9 9
9 Y o on ever -going mill to any old tower. It
costs but little and you willgot the difference between
ff b tw n no water in a light wind
g
and an abundance of water inalmost no wind. The floodingof allthe Working
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parts with oil theperfect balance of thewheel g
w e 1 and vane on the tower, the verysmall
urntable on oil, the
mill pivots and the outside furling device make -this diffrence.
Now there is no objection to a high tower. Have as high a tower as you need to
let wind. You don't have to climb It. Your dealer can come once a year and put
in oil, if needed, and inspect the mill.
Running water purifies itself—stagnant water, standing water, collects and retains impur-
ities. If you pump from your well constantly all the water lblcan spare, the water that comes
in to take its placswill be pure, I1the water in your well steeds until you happen to want some,
and you pump but little, then!!. is likely that surface watet wilt flow into it and car in im-
purities. pump
n 11 I b
carry
D The unsafe we s the that has standing sitter• A flowing one
r' teething a other
< The auto -oiled o Wen windmillncot. 00 int this ed, writ A r can run from one year's end to theChi ago.
Whypmctnot
ace flowing
no ter, of in sum writeAwatmoi winter,
1146e,So. always
fresh Ave., Cpure?
It
Why not have O nothing, t water, toll i summer and warm in winter, k.ways tesh tad nreSt
will cost nett tof dMitIt will Hive Match lc family yosc and lycan t, a the hwaterave
w run into t a'
good size en atvoir and Mite all the ti1thec the choice kinds your otherw can eat, and have water g. irrigate
Our garden and mnkC It raise many flocs as muck relit would otherwise. Water costs nothing. Use
f
A pull of
301h,• on
tldi wire
furl, the
min,
t. To tet It atind le to abuse it.
P AM ENT,
Agent
Brussels