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MEN AbWOMEN
Need the Rich, Red Blood Dr.
WilliamsPink Pills AC-
tually Make
'I'bin-blooeed 'people do net ro-
t/1(1,El o roni choice, but 'from in-
differenee ; in some cases from de -
*Taira' People who arc pale, -lan-
guid; with palpitation of the heart,
eame difficulty in breathing and a,
tendency to be easily 'bleed ere suf-
fering from thin bleed. They need
only the eesolution to take the
right treatment and stack to it un-
til cured. The remedy that..ean be
relied upon is Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People, With every
dose they•make new bloodrand new
blood meas health and strength.
The red cheek, good appetite, iza
creasing weight and !strength that
follow the use of these Pills proye
their great value to thin -blooded
people. Here is an •example ; Dirs.
R. Steele, Afton Road, P.E.I.;
*aye: " Following childbirth I took
a pain in iny head which, grew so
bad I lad to call in a dactor. He
told me that injablood ha•d turned
to water am( that I Was in a serious
condition, ale treated me four
menthe, but still the pain remain-
ed, and my condition was growing
I loot my appetite, and
was so weak and run down that I
eauld no more than walk across a
roots, I was as pale ea a corpse,
and the doetor told my friends he
lied but little hopes of lily getting
better. A cousin who came to see
me urged me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pflle, and I sent and got sa
supply. In about a month after
beginnini their use I had much re-
lief, and by the time I had taken
en more boxes I was fully cured
-and felt as well as ever I did in my
life. I have never heel a twinge of
the pain since, and fed that I owe
my lifeO Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
ris they mired roe after tile 4:lootor
had failed."
Sold by ail medicine dealers or
sent by mail ath 60 cents a box or
six boxes for 412.50 by The Dr. Wil-
liams, ,aledieiue 0o., Brookville,
Ont.
TRH HUNGRY HAT.
Blow a, Doetor Got Even With all
Avaricious Hotellteeper.
A oerfain Doctor Heim, a Ger-
man than of science, owe stopped
Lor luneheon at a hotel in Wies-
baden. The chair neat bo him was
unoecupied, so he put his hot upon
it, and eat down, When he game
to settle hie account, he was sur-
pyised to find that he was oharged
for ;two plates but the head waiter
insisted that im had reserved a
*mond place, because no one (*aid
sit where hi s hat ; Doctor -
Heim. paid without a word.
The next day he returaed to the
hotel, sat at the same table, and
put hisahat, no before, on the chair
next to him. He ate a heatty‘rneal,
and as the waiter was about to
akar away the dishee he said,
"Wait minute, friend. My hat
hare, that ie ale° paying for a din-
ner, in very hungry, as you may
suppose, inee it paioki for its dinner
ye -swirly, but diclat eat anything."
With those words, Heim lited his
hat -with a newspaper, and filled it
np to •the brim with bread, cooldee,
fruit and all sorts of good things.
He then placed the bulging hat
carefully ander his arm, and walk-
ed out in triumph.
The Masan had a good effeet, for
since that time no one in ths.t hotel
has had to pay for the scat that was
occupied by hie hat.
----+
The inilllonaire railway king bad
a brother who wan hard of hearing,
whilst he himself was known as
hevine .a very prominent. nose.
Oface Wireft 41/5 a friend's
house he eat between two young la-
tiies They persisted in talking to
Mm vele loudly, muebt to Ilia annoy -
0005, but, wive man, he said no -
"Did you ever," remarked
one of them to Um other in ahor-
ainary tone during a lull in the eon-
vereatioie "sie suoh a tassel"
"Pardon me, ladies," broke in ehe
milliennire, "it is my brother who
ii deaaall.
Speaking
Of Lunch
the wife said, "Bring home
' a package of
Post
Toasties
,
—Sure!"
'Toatitiee are wonderfully
good at any ineal, and
someh,ow seem to match
the appetite of both home
folks and guests. .
Bits of selected Indian
Corn, delicately seasoned,
cooked, xedled thin and
toasted tot a rich golden
b r ow n -- that's " Post
Tonatiesi. '
Fresh, tender and crisp,
ready -to -eat direct from
the pabliage. With cream
and a Sprinkle of sugar--
,
`"The bacinory Linger"
1 Toasties Said by EaaneaEr
• .0 —everywheie.
Co eadinn Postern Gereal Ce,, Ltd.
Windsor, Ontario..
Eia.
TRE PAY OF DIVERS.
Contractors Says Two Experts Get
$100 a Wed( at Work.
A romantic and, in many oases,
highly lucrative career is suggested
by the interesting statement made
by Alfred Gann, famous marine, sal-
vage contractor of Whitstable,
England.
O Whitstalatt, though celebrated
for ite native oysters ,hrie an equal
'title to fame, according to Mr.
Gann. in its divers, and a good
diver is alWays assured of work. _
"Our divers are, or, at all events,
used to be, the finest in the world,'
said the veteran contractor, avho
has raised, salved, or surveyed
early 200 vesseiss "Our own /nen
are as well known at Lagos an at
Colombo and Montevideo.
"Two who werewith us are now
earning ahout $100 each week in
O South America. A good man
ought to be always worth .his $15
a, week, with perhaps $5.25 a tide
and a commission on the °ergo he
salves,.
"Foremost among the things a
*diver has to learn—and with fever
wrecks this takes him many years
nowadays—is the knack of finding
his way. about inside ae ship under
water and in the lark.
"The difficulty is aceentue,be&
when the diver is working under'
the hatches of a ,subraerged ship.
He. has to see ahen with the palms
of his hands and the tips of his
b'are fingers for eyes. A single slip
or miscalculation may mean the
fouling of his life line, air tube, or
both( and then—good bye!
"The prowess& f the Whitstable
divers recalls to me the salving of
ithe cargo of the Omen, from North
America, laden with walrus satins
and oat, which was wrecked on the
Goodwin Sands.
"Divers previously in eharge had
broken the Ornen's rudder, thrown
its anchor and ehairis in the sen
and even constructed artificial
scuppers on tho de*, so that the
water frora the pumps found its
way direct to the veesere hold.
`Worse still, they threatened to
out our divers' air tubes and life
lines, and we had to appeal to the
admiralty, which sant a spade)
gunboat, under whose protection
,suceessfulla -salved the cargo.
"The Darling Downs had nearly
$500,000 worth of wed oe bowel.
It took eight of our divers two
months to salve it, and by then the
wool was worth more than when it
went down. Wool had risen in
priee in the interval.
"One man who bad been in our
employment lose his life in foreign
waters through a blow from the tail
of a conger eel, which was said to
be fourteen feet long and as thick
around as a mans lady, His death
wan promptly avenged by hie mate,
•Irho went down and hulked the eel
to pieces."
BABY'S OWN TABLET
CURE DIOKLY BABIES
O If your baby is gokly, if his
stomach is out of order or his bow-
els need regulating, no other medi-
cine will have ;moll prompt or bene-
ficiaa effect as Baby's Own Tablets.
Thousanda4 other mothers use no
other medicine for -their little ones.
Concerning them Mrs. John G.
Crockett, Glenberrie, N.S., writes:
"I have need Baby's Own Tablets
for stomach troublea, vomiting and
eonstipatien, and in every instamee
they have proved !successful. I
would; use no other medicine for my
little ones." The Tablets are mad
by medicine dealers or by mail at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine 0o., Brookville,
Ont.
Angeline: "I wonder if I shall
ever este% Ddiwia flatingi" Mabel;
alesaye thought that was how
you did catch him, dear."
PIUS Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
orNeeieNe fens to mire Itching, Blind,
or Protruding Piles. First application
gives relief. 60o.
NEVV ROADS COST $406,000.
Over 1,250 Milos Built Up North
Last Year.
George W. Bennett, Su,perinten-
dent of Colonizetion Roadel in his
report to the Ontario Minister of
Public Works, elates that during,
the past year 1,250 milee of high-
way, at a cost of $406,341, have
been construeted or improved. The
roads in the northern part of On -
feria have been found to cost coo-
aiderabla more than similar works
in older °libel:10 by reason of the
Gavernment having to maintain
camps for the workers, • °
In the &Eaglet comprising Fort
Francias, Rainy River, Kenera,,
Fort William, Port Arthur, Al-
goma, Sudbury, and Manitoulin
Island, 292 miles of colonization
roads more emnpleted, and 205
i,oads under the ify-law
system. The total cost of the latter
was $59,000, of which:the Provinee
bore $46,000.
In the western distrait, Parry
Sound, IViaskolal, Simooca Banco,
Sturgeon Falls and Nipiesing, the
colonization road mileage is 176;
b K -J OINV roadn 80 milsa. 1,10 Cold; Gi
1,110 later Was $15,000, the province
paying 811,000.
The eastern division, which in-
cludes the remainder of the north-,
ern amet of old Ontario, ilagn .01r
292 miles anew oceonization roads.
The by-law roads, new and im-
proved, ainounlesto 344 miles,. The
expeacliture for this Section was
852,000. of which $32,000 wisa
granted by the Government,
In the Timiskaming district 113
roilas of by-law roads mare built at
eost of $17,000, of which the Giiv-
element ' paid $10,900a The Soo -
Sudbury road Was pushed ahea(1
tor a Onsitterable ,clistanoe, end 18
•miles, of this now remaala
, ted,
a"alp •
, .
CONSUMPTION IN ENGLAND.
itcliort" on Nation's Health Shows
It Is On Decrease.
A wonderful hope that some time
the terrible plague of consumption
will be vanquished in EngIan4 is
held Grit, by the report of the •,leocrie
Government Board. Gereful read-
ing of this report—it is over 400
pages long—makes it quite clear
that tuberculosis is decreasing in
the country. Even in those -great
centres of tuberculous disease—
Liverpool, Manchester, Birming-
ham and Shefaeld-e-the scourge is
Modern sanitation may pos-
eibly aecount for it, but it ecu only
a,ocount for a very little,
Tuberculosis kills men in prefer-
ence to women. The report saysi—
O "For males at most ages Liver-
pool h,as the highest death rate,
Maneheeter corning next. For fe-
males Liverpool again has the high-
est death rate, the death rates in
Manobestes and Birmingham haw-
ing a similar odurse that of Shef-
field being eomewhat lower, It is
net unlikely that come of the ex-
eese of both Manehester and Liver-
pool is caused by the immigration
of casual laborers. This would in
the immigration of natives of
Ireland, ' ,ameng whom the aver,ago
tuberculosis death rate is high -The
total share of migration in produc-
ing these high phthisis death nate
cannot be determined at present.
The tuberculosis death rate of ;these
sities has ehrevn great reduotien."
Will fluieklY Cure
Any Sour Stomach
Relieves Fullness After Meal&
"When I was working around the
farm last winter, I had an attack of in-
flammation," writes Mr. El. P. DawkinO,
of Port Richmond. "I was weak for a
long thee, but well enough to work
until spring. Rut something went
wrong with my bowels for I had to use
salts or physib all the time. MY
stomach kept sour, and always after
eating there was pain and fulness, and
all the symptoms of intestinal Indi-
gestion. Nothing helped me until I
used Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Instead of
hurting, like other pills, they acted
very mildly, and seemed to heal the
bowels, I did not require large doses
to get results with Dr. Hamilton's PSIS,
and feel so glad that I have found a
mild yet certain remedy. To -day I am
well—no pain, no sour semi -itch, a
good appetite, able to digest anything.
This is a whole lot of good for one
medielue to do, and I can say Dr.
Hamilton's Pills are the best pins, and
my letter, I am sure, proves it.
Refuse a substitute for Dr. Munn -
ton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut,
sold in yellow boxes, 25e. All dealers,
or The Oatarrhozone Do., Kingston,
Ont.
•
ESTIMATES DEBTS OF WORLD.
Foreign Bureau Finds All Nations
Owe $42,060,000,000.
A debt of $42,900,000,000is the
total ehown in the aeeounts of all
tthe nations of the world, according
to the bureau of universal statis-
tics, which has just announced its
figures for the year 1912, Of this
total public indebtedness thirty-
two milliards are charged against
Europe alone. A century ago the
public debt of all countries amount-
ed to only a little over seven mil-
liards.
The population 4 the earth now
ie slightly over 1,900000,000, an in-
crease of 140,000,000 in the last four
years, according to the bureau,
.Asia now has 933 000 000. Europe
484,000,000; Afnea, 188,000,000;
America, 187,000,000; Oceania, 57,-
000.000.
The world's commerce now
amounts, to 840,800,000,000 and it is
carried on by 55,802 sailing shilai
and 47,714 steasnars, Other figures
show a total -of 625,000 miles of rail-
roads or enough to girdle the globe
'twenty-five times,
You Ray Have Catarrh
Arid Not Know It
HEAD AND TH1e0AT BECOME
DISEASED WITH CATARRH
FROM NEGLECTING 'COLDS
AND COIJGHS.
Catarrh Is Treacherous—When Fully
Developed Is a Horror—Note its
Symptom°.
"fa your breath bad?"
"Is your throat sore?"
"Do you cough at night?"
"Is your voice raspy?"
"Have you nasal discharge?"
"Do you spit up phlegm?" -
"Has your nose an itchy feeling?"
"Have you pain across the e,yeS?"
"Is your throat irritable, weak?"
"Do you sleep with mouth open?"
"Are you subject to sneeziag fits?"
"Do your ears roar and buzz?"
"Are you hard of hearing?"
If you have any of these indicators
of ,Catarrh,, clue the trouble new—
stop it before it gets into the lungs
or bronchial tubes—then it may be too
late, The remedy is "Oatarrhozone,"
a direct breathable cure that places
antiseptic balsams and healing mem.
cation on every spot flue's 'tainted by
catarrhal germs.
There cah be no failure 'with Ca.
tarehozone—for years it has success-
fully cured casee that resisted other
remedies, "No one can know better
than I, the enormOus benefit one gets
from the very first day's use of C.
tarrhozone,o writes T. 71 Hopkrns, of
Weetvale, P.Q. "I had for yeare a
sttibborn case of Bronchial Catarrh,
ear noises, headache, sere oyes, stop.
ped up eerie and throat, It affected
my appetite and made my breath
rank, Catarrhozone cured quickly."
Get Oaterrleozotie, use- it, and you
are Sure of ethe---besvaee of Imitations
oncl substitutes. Largo size Catarrh -
ozone, with hard rubbor inhaler, lusts
two Moutha, and 15 guaranteed. Price
$1•00, at all dealers!, or tho (latarrh-
ezond Co.; Titaralo, N.Y., and tang.
ston, Oat,
1)0 Long Breaths Hurt?'
„
DANGEROUS FI-EURISY ALWAYS
BEGINS THIS WAY.
Speediest Cure IS Norville°.
, , Ouch; that stab -like pain le -the side
15 like a hot knife blade in the ribal.
Probably got oyerheated---Cooled
too fast—now there is congestion,
tightness, such soreness you can't
draw a long breath. • • "
This is the beginning of Pleurisy,
Pleurisy is far too serious, to neglect
a single instant.
Quickest relief will come from a
vigorous rubbing with Nerviline. This
trusty old pain reliever will fix you up
In de take away the con-
gestion—inake you well just as, it did
Mr. Samuel St. Jot/are, of Ste/nes/1,
who says.—"In running to catch a
train last week I became much dyer -
heated. I put .up • the train window
and rode that way in order to get
cooled off. In an hour my side was so
full of pain and my breathing hurt so
much that I thought I had pneumonia.
I alwees Carey Nervillne in my grie
and at destination I -rubbed my side
thoroughly three tithes. The warm
Penetrating effect was soon ;mem*
able and • I quickly got relief. s Nervi -
line I consider saved me from a oeri-
otts .
Any sort of a cold can be quickly
broken up with. Nervinne welch is a
raervel for reducing infternmetion, for
relieving congestion in tlie throat and
chest, for Curing stitch in the side,
lumbago, neuralgiaesciatica or rheum-
atism. Nothing more soothing or
Powerful. The 60e, large family size
is the most economical, Small trial
size 25c, at dealer's everywhere.
'
•
BIG COTTON CROP IN INDIA.
Increase of 14 Per Cent, Over Last
Yaw Is Reported. '
, India proaniees to have a bumper
cotton •orop this 90416091. The latest
estimate places the area, under eat -
ton at 23,000,000 acres; or. 3,000,000
acres ahead of lest' year's figures,
whieh means an inereme of 14 per
cent, On the other hand the total
outturn is expected to read). 4,909,-
000 bides of 400 pounds ea -oh,
against 4,300,000 bales lash season.
The increase here is 15 per cent.
The latest report on the erop in
the Punjab is particularly gratify-
ing. It shows Cie area. sown as
1,799,100 acres, being 25 per cent.
more thin last year. The yield is
estimated at 490,061 baleof clean-
ed eoleon, compared with 297,016
bales estimated, in Cie eornesponds
ing forecast lase year. In the na-
tive States the area returned as
under cotton is 236,800 stores, ail
increase of 84 per cent. The out -
tura is estimated at 76,185 bales, or
62 per cent. more than last year.
In the Umbella division the area
under cotton lia,s increased by 61
per omit and .the estithated out-
turn by 97 per cent., as compared
with last year. In Jullundur the
areahas iiiereased by 44 per cant.
and the estimated yield by 175 per
cent.
In Lahore the area has increased
ba 25 per neat, and the yield' by 28
per cen.t. In RitINIGLI Pindi the area,
has ineeeased• by only 4 'Dor oent,,
but the yield is estimated to be 22
p02 tent better, while in Multen,
with an increased areaof only 7
per oent., it is estimated that the
yield will be 100 per cent, better
then last year.
An Old Offender Caught
For years be has awaited endless trouble,
but -when Putnam's Corn Extractor waa
applied, he Game out roots and all. Auy
corn or wart cured in twonty-four hours
by "Putnara's Extractor," 2.5o. at '11
dealers.
Exceptions.
"Seeing is believing," quoted the
sage. "Oh, I don't know. I see
men every day whom I wouldn't be-
lieve under oath."'
To Cure a Oold in Ono Slay
Take LAXATIVE BEOMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists rotund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE% signa-
ture is on each box, 26o,
If a man admires a woman she
should ae least admire his good
tate. '
Wilnard's Liniment Gunn' Carlon in Cows,
r5 ---
WILD PONIES' NEAR LONDON.
Estate of Lord Lucas in New For-
est Contains the Breed.
In New Forest near London, on
the estate of Lord Lucas," British
parliamentary seeretary a the
board of agrithilture there is a
breed of wild ponies t:hat lives as
free and untrauuneled as on the
prairies of , South Airiest.
These ponies ere small and abaci -
lately wild. At about five months
the foals are old enough to be cap-
tured ,a,nd tarot to auctions all
oye1. the country—an unpleasant
change for the little wild things,.
They have first, however, to, be
'rounded up,",,and this ie done by
their owner and his friends, end it
takes a great deal of tieing.
A particularly lively cull; may
take two •er three hours before he
can be got ;iota the fixed enclosare.
Thus ,the pleasures or wild ritliing in
the bash a is brought LO within
fifty rates4 Localoti, gap, bile Rug.
tun Trallgefillb„
Riding in !the'. New Forest in this
waa is dangerous ticootint of the
bogs, and it lakes a clever rieter
and pony. Lord aliens is a tall man
whei carrieS the mark of 1«.1veutu re
of a more, dangerma 'Boat in a
slight limp brouala beak front
fdoirth Africa, -
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Returning. a Favor.
"It'o going rbo be wee to the
knife," declared the suburban mail,
who was feeding his chickens.
"What 1.10'w 7" asked the. eriend,
"Why, Rinks; sent me a box of
axle grease and ,advated me to use
it on my lawn mower,"
"Welt 1", ,., • .
"Weil, I ,see,1: it back. land Lola -ban
to hse a on his_dra_righter's voice:''
Llillinent Cum OIStempor,
KEEP YOUR
SKTY CLE
With Daily
Use of
CUTICURA
SOAP
And occasional use of Cuti-
cura Ointment. No other
emollients do so much to
prevent pore -clogging, pim-
ples, blackheads, red, rough
hands; dandruff, itching
scalps and falling hair.
Cutleuragoapandolutmentare sold. throughout
the world. A liberal ample ot each, with aa-paget
NM Bookseat post.tree. Address Fetter Unlade
0hom, Corp., Dept. MC, Hoston, U, O. A,
?SC =GM COSIdi'dERY
Choose which Grain
you like best for your white -
Sugar and buy St. Lawrence
Pure Cane Granulotedwbiee,he
original bags—Pine grain,
medium or coarse. Each the
choicest sugar.
Ask your Grocer.
R. JAMES SUGAR REFINERIES, LIMITED
MONTREAL. 04043
Protection.
"Madam, the feather in your hat
iM
s getting in my eye," exelaimed a
man in a erowd. The weman turn-
ed around, looked him over aad
then enquired: "Why don't you
wear glasses?"
Famine, Sept. 10. 1002. '
Mtnard's Liniment Co.. Limited.
Dear Sirs, --Wo wish to inform you
that we consider your MINA/M.9
LINGNIFINT a vary superior article, and
We use It as a sure relief for sore threat,
and chest. When I toll you X w0tdd not
be without it le tho prim, was ono dol-
lar a bottle, I mean it,
Yours truly,
• CHAS. F. TILTON.
"Now, min," said the Irish fore-
man aw.r.the accident, "we'll hev
,break th' news gradual t' Mike's
woife. Who'll we eindr "Sind
Ilan rah an," interposed Oasey,
"he's jab th' man 6' break ut graxl-
ual. Look 'ow 'e stutters.'
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
1VInrIne Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e, 50c.
Merino Eye Salve in Aseptic 'relies,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
Asigye Tonto coed for 58 ryes tiret Need core
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chiang*
If mirrors portrayed us as ethers
see us, we would never use them.
MInard'e Liniment Cures Colds, Ete.
And
O "How dues your little boy take
his emulsion?"
"With eompuaion."
API'ENDIX IS USEFUL,
Italian Savant Finds Organ lIas
Special Function.
Is the appendix after all to be-
come a, usehrl organ, and 18 appen-
dicitis soon to go out of fashion
Those questions may well be asked
when 0110 readthe report of an
Italian savant, Signer Morgera,
whe tells the French Academy of
Sciences of his experiments with
dogfish in the Bay of Naples.
Signor Morgera found that these
marine animals poseeas an organ
which , would be analogs:es to the
appendix in .inen. After taking, out
this glend Signor Merger°, discov-
ered that the contraetion of 15lie in-
testines ancl,its neeessery functione
were disturbed. He found that a
certain kind of auger was seoreted
by the appendix of these animals,
end that if he introduced four or
five drops 4 sugar into the intes-
tine of an animal whose appendix
had been removed the notion of the
intestine was perfectly normal.
Several French savants, Dr. Rob-
inson, Pref, Blanehard, Dr
Brunapt, mad others, seem also to
be of th,e, opinion that ehie much
maligned orgart of the human body
has a peril:culler and very impor-
tant function -labia has been long
ignored,
ildlnard's Linn:tam sures Diphtheria.
POTASH For4111 Cr°P°
On MI Solis
roeaser a an Indispensable
PLANT FOOD. No soil will
raise a seethe= crop thee dose
not contain an AVAILABLE Imp.
ply, sufficient for the orople
, needs. '34i1XILLTEI Or, POTS.=
and suremams oe 20TA9Ig
can be obtained from the leading
fertilizer dealers and emelt:mien.
Buyers of "ready -mixed' fert,11-
Isere should insist on branda of
HIGH DOMAINE CONTENT,
WHITE for our PNEE, educative
bulletins An tho important uubjectt
of PERTILTZING,
METEMAN POTAZTE SEWDIGAME,
1010 Teinple Bldg., TORONTO.
Let us WIG you to got more
money
out of
your
bush
The question 15: Are you making
good enough syrup? Are you mak-
ing all you ean? Are you lostng any
sap whloh is real money? Placa a
"Clianipion" in your segar camp, and
You will obtain the very beat results
with less work. Write for free book-
let.
THE COM= DWG. CO., ZIIMITX1D
69 Wellington Bt., Montreal, Que.
.11=111.11•1.101011•11
Send Sc for trial eize
HFaonrcleCahand1;13ed
Lips
Vap.declikne
Camphor Ice
Soothes and heals cracked
skin, Keeps it smooth, firm
end healthy.
Inds on VASELINE Camels.' Ive,
In tubes and boars, 15 contr. Drug
and Department Zorel everywhere,
CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO.
(Consolidated)
1880 Chabot Ave., Montreal
z
Highest grade beans kept whole
and mealy by perfece baking,
retaining their full strength.
Vlavored with delicious sauces.
They have no equal.
PARSis FOn SALE.
81 w. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne stress,
Toronto, •
ye YOU 'WANT TO BUY Olt 01.94 A
• Penh, Stock, Grain. or Dairy Farm.
svelte R. W. Dawson, Brampton, br 92
Colborne EL, Toronto,
• W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Torente,
AT(DTIIWAN INIPTIOVI2D FAB)/
SO MSm
ust Sell. all payment .lie,nd
'water, Windmill, Stable, Bosse, Graursr.
ins, Summer fallow, Market five miles,
School on farm. Write oswier, 625 Wilton
Avenue, Toronto, Canada,
WANTED.
015102S WE WANT YOU. WR/TE
• ,Dominion Shade Adinetoy op wsia.
sm., Ontario, •
NEWSPAPERS FOR SALM
CI GOD vraaaata IN LIVE TOWN IN
aar York County. Stationery and Book
Business in connettiOn. Price only 04,000.
Terme liberal.
NURSERY STOCK.
QTBAWBSBEIES, EASPBERATTIIS, FIFTY
Varieties. Free Catalog. McConnell •
Son, Gravesend. Ontario.
MISCELLANEOUS
1Rir3.1 elir's7(lees. 010 WL YLWIT
our family insured
HOTIT LAW -
against expensive lawsuits. Cede Will
Fenn postpaid 25o. Griffiths, Browne Bldg.,
Montreal,
ANGLE, TUMORS, ETC..
V._. internal and external, cured with.
out pain by our home treatment. Writ.
ue before too late. Or. Reitman Medical
Co., Limited, Collinzwood, Ont.
PARTNERS WANTED
We are opening beacon olfiera through.
out Canada and the States end want man-
agers to beadle our branches, 'who eau,
invest $1,000 to $5,000. Salary 8160 and up.
wards monthly, and your share of the
prate, 300 per sect, profit In our business.
Address, Post Office Sox No. 206,
Station. "R. Montreal,
Canadian Hair Restorer
Before end After Using.
Restores Grey Nate to original color. Two might
use from mune bottle, link of one becomes black.
thc other blond or other color as they were la
youth. Stops Palling Heir, Dandruff, Itching.
Cures all Seals Diseases, Produces New Growth,
Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
Prison cants or two for Om Dollar (postage paid.)
Not sold In atores. address
Canadian Hee Restorer Co., WINDSOR, ONT.
,ealmosecoarsearmargarm...
FOR SALE
OrameNen Cylinder Press,
fast machine for six column,
four page newspaper, used
very little, in perfect condi-
tion, low price. Wileon Pub-
liehing Company, 73 West
•Adele.icle Street, Toronto.
"Doing it now" is •the roob of sue-
ceSS.
pLuENzA fAtv,vsvmg
- Fever, dpiZOOilc
And all disease': af rho horse affecting his throat, apecililY
ourod: Ooito and horses in same stable kept from having thous
by lasing SPOHN'S DISTEMPER AND COUCH CURE. 3 to 6
doses often aura One bottle guaranteed to cure ono ease.
Salo for, 'hood Ingres, baby colts, Mullions -on non omit coo.
dittoes. Moot eitiMul screntilic compound. Any druggist,
SpOtin MEDICAL CO., Goshen, Ind.; U. •S, A.
CANAD1Aw KNIGHT
DIsTIUGUISITED SERVICE ORDER
COMPANX0 INT OF THE RANGE
A P.4 S TE I TEE P F Der LLEY et Lth.1 NO DUST
No Weee ssHAeilLToN CANADA Ro RusT
The Steel
Tells the Tall
Experienced mothers say
Zam-Buk is best for chil-
dren's injuries and skin
troubles, because:
It is herbal—no poisonous
mineral coloring.
It is antiseptic --prevents
cuts and burns taking the
wrong way.
It is socithing—ends pain
quickly.
It heals every time.
Just az good for groWn.
ups,
$old at ail $torea area
druggida,
keleff." 74±W,w 'pea,
" INVINCIBLE " fencing
means high grade quality:
Where Would you look tbr
high made fence it tho
Steel Company of Canada
wero not in this market?
The Ma of wire fano:0g
depends on the nuaUty of
oteal wire .usecl in the emi-
struclion and the quality*
and COMillif of clue.
WIN as the, only mann.
feelurero 01 wire fencing
ill Canada sylie make their
own /snob right from the
91.8 th tile Itilialted 'product,
606 the wibtohword la q0e1-
00Y all tile Way through.•
...INVINCIBLE,' fencing
Is made entirely from 'sign
F NC1NG AND
-
,GAT—ES ,
- With 5101, alto
grade open hearth steel
wire and heavily. coated '
r a r rn o It.B, make yeu
r .
I fence requirements a ques-
tion of quality and yon will not regret itl Do you know...that tho 'ina,lerItY
. of reuese on the meiket 00.0 Intnia frOM Desseiner wire, with eitlisraed galvan-
izing, the Surplus of the Amerlean E'OeSerner factories? Fences made stem
tete/ was will last a very few years. tiVr.lte• (5 no and' let LIZ 'toll yen more
aheut•Bcasemee wire ,and sktrinsto galvanizing and the malteds used to die.
THE STEEI, COMPANY .OF CANADA LIMITED
moNTREAL
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ese