HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-11-06, Page 4ttEADED EPILEPSY
k Oise 'flat Bring Rope
to Other Sufferers
Thereare inany casesof.epilepsy
tneurablei so tar:'aa' present medical
iltnewledge extends.and,the aufferbr
rs dooned'to go; through :life a vice
tint to:i diaeaSe,which has- stricken.
him suddenly and -without warning
PO with each yrecurring affects
"mental ;, powers,: Taken in tinfe;
:however, many, cases of epilepsy
, P
;Neve ..been permanently " cured by
the use of Dr," .Williame',;Pink Pills,
.:and in cases where the disease has
not ;reached an acute, form, thi1s'
iemeily is wortli' gi1'ing a fairtrio .
Ain ng'tlie cures we give the fol -
,owing. Mrs. Robert Stringer, New
.Liskeard, Ont., says: "1 have long
. felt that; we sshouldwr to yen L S4nd
you 'ou. know what Dr.' Williams'
Pink Pits have done for our grand-
son, who was attaeked with epi-
lepsy.; The trouble seemed to come
on following an attack ofwhooping
cough. Ziis ,liarenta seemed to no-
tice that his eyes seemed to bulge
out, and that he would be irneon-
scious fora few seconds, and would
go about his play as 'usual, The
child was five years oldat this
time.' The trouble• seemed to be
growing more severe and the at-
tacks to come oftener, and as the
local doctors were not helping him
• they sent him to the Children's
Hospital in Toronto. He remained
there for a 'short time, when the
doctors said his trouble was epi-
lepsy, and they could do nothing
for him. Time went on and the
- attacks grew worse, and in the fall
of 1908 my daughter wrote me that
the little fellow was getting so bad
that they wanted to send him back
to the hospital, I asked her to send
him to me for a time, and as one
of his eyes had become 'crooked I
took him to an oculist, who said
this trouble could be cured, but it
had nothing to do with bringing on
his other trouble. As I knew that
. Dr. Williams' Pink,Pills were a
-splendid medicine I ecided' to give
e; `.them to him, in the hope that they
might benefit him. We were very
careful as to diet, and, as to keep-
ing the 'child from excitement. In
about a month we noticed that the
trouble was lessening, and at this
time the little fellow returned home
and his mother kept up the treat-
ment. In a few months he seemed.
fully cured, but during the holidays
the trouble came back in a milder
form, and the PinkPills were again
'resorted to, and again the trouble
•disappeared, and although more
than. a year has passed there has
not since been any sign of it. We
feel so deeply indebted for what
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done
for him that we hope this plain
statement of our experience will
benefit some other sufferer."
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills from any 'dealer in medicine
or by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
JP
A. Gentle Hint.
1IA11R11;•)AT Flans CLUB.
Sir' James M; Barrio', is not ail all
pleased that hie English friends
have poked so much fun at his new
piny, "Th?e .Adored One," and.• it.
needed a good deal of persuasion'td
prevent him launching' a reply to
his critics that would have made
one of the most scathing and furi-
ous attacks on the intelligence of
the public that an irate author ever•
penned in the hours Of lois disap
pointment, disgust :and defeat;
A1theugh he is: "lionized" wherever
he goes, the ;;famous -.novelist ^and
playwright' doesn't love 'society,
and now society has failed .him •he
will love the world of fashion less
than ever. He belongs to very few
clubs but i5 a member of the Attie
naeuin, to which he was elected for
literary merit withqut taking his
turn on the .waiting list, a.distino-
tion paid to very few men.
Where is a good story told of his
first visit to the club. He had ne-,
ver been inside the building bo-
• Not all the worms that turn are
as gentle and as -tactful in their
turning as the one, that a German
paper recently described.
A quiet, patient little man had
been pushed' about and trodden on
by the other' passengers on a crowd -
•ed street -car. For a long time he
suffered in silence. Then, in a
meek voice, he addressed an awk-
ward youth standing next to him.
"Young, man," he said. "/ hope
you will not think mc rude, but may
I ask your age?"
The youth stared ab him for a
moment, and replied, "Eighteen."
".'Eighteen," repeated the little
man softly. "Now, really, young
man, don't you think that you are
old enough to stand on your own
feet?''
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e, SOc.
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Titbes,
25e, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonic Good for All Eyes that Need Core
..,Morino Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Sir J. M. Barrie.
13eat'faulds, ileal A'rl)roath, tenant;;'
641;, uy Mr, R: S, Slnith
Lay. the. upsetting of a •rowboat
A ilea, ' Firth of. Feri h, tire. men,
James Qb•pdtvelter. and Robert Mc,
Kenzie, `,were drowned.
A new- hall, gifted to•.Garbmoxo•
;by, Sri'. -Charles Cayyer, of Gnat -
Mare. House,' Gartmore, , has' been
forsna,ly •,presented by the owner.
A'.destructive fire broke out at the
fare} of 1VIr,'; elm Hamilton,.`Goat-
milk, Leslie,: and 'damage estimated
w
at '$5,000 ,a:s k
dens. _:, ,,
.,Tire Law -and Fin.anee Cfoin'mrttee
o Greenock Gorpoiation: ,ieecentle.
decided ' to recommend, a net in-
orease o£ 3 contain the rates:.
The Dudliess of .Sutherland mo-
tored from Dgnrobin eastle.to •Bo-
gart, and • distributed ,prizes to
tweed' workers in - the parish, of •
fore, and, seeing a gentleman'
standing in the hall, he. went' up to
him and asked him if he would
kindly direct him to the cloak room,
..The gentleman not only obliged,
but seeing that .he was a new mem-
ber, volunteered —afterwards to
show him around the building
They spent quite a pleasant hour
together, and in the course of which
Sir J. M. Barrie was introduced to
all the literary curiosities which the
Athenaeum possesses. When the
round of the rooms was completed
Sir "Peter Pan" Barrie, as he is
sometimes called, warmly thanked
his new found friend for his cour-
tesy.
"Don't mention it, don't mention
it," said the gentleman. "I have
been a„ member here for thirty
years, and you are the first member
of the club who has ever spoken to
ore."
The hair of the head grows faster
in summer than in winter.
MInard's Linimebt Cures.Carget In Cows,
.Mede to Order.
The .13oss—Jimmy, this is the third
morning you've been late; coil you
give me an-excuse'7
• 7inuuy--Certainly ; 'what kind of
a onedoyou want?'.
•
Regiaalair t
of the bowels is an absolute neces-
sity for good health. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
collects there is got rid of at least
once a day, it decays and poisons the
whole body, causing biliousness, indi-
gestion and sick headaches. Salts
and other harsh mineral purgatives
irritate the delicate lining of' the
bowels. Dr. Morse's Indian Root
Pills—entirely vegetable—regulate
the bowels effectively without weak-
ening, sicltening or griping. Use
Dr. :Morse's' S0 `
A serious outbreak of swine fever',
has iierrecl at the farms of East
Freugh, Coin . Awhick and Spittal;
,
Crofts, near •Stranra'er •
Mr. George Gilroy, 56 year of
age, of Portmahomack, dropped
(lead on the Bruntsfield golf course,
while playing in a foursome.e.
It is announced that Provost Ber-
nice, Inverness, whose term of of-
fice expires in November, has de-
cided to retire from municipal life.
Ab a recent meeting ofStranraer'
town council, Mr. W. G. Belford,
solicitor, was appointed town clerk
in •succession to Mr. Wm. Black.
At the annual sale of Blackface
and Border, Leicester, rams and
ram lambs at Ayr, the average
prices 'obtained were the highest in
the history of the sales.
David Clark Kerr, a postman of
Montieth, has been charged with
housebreaking. Over $250 worth of
LL
property has been recovered from
his house.
For freeing a ferret in a Dumbar-
tontramway car, to the great an-
noyance of several ladies, a Ren-
ton riveter has been fined $1.80, or
5 days' imprisonment.
Ib
Surprised the Bishop.
A bishop was one day addressing
a Sunday School, when he said, in
a most impressive way :
"And now, children, let me tell
you a very sad fact. In Africa there
are 10,000,000 square miles of terri-
tory without a single Sunday School
where little boys and girls can pass
their Sundays. Now, what shall we
all try and save up 'our money and
do 7"
And the class, as one voice, re
plied, in ecstatic union :
"Go to Africa 1"
KEEP BABY HEALTHY.
To keep the baby healthy his
little .stomach should be kept sweet
and liis bowels working regularly.
Nine -tenths of the maladies which
afflict little ones are caused by some
derangement of the stomach or
bowels. Baby's Own Tablets 'are
the ideal medicine for little ones.
They .sweeten the stomach ; regulate
the bowels; break up colds; make
teething easy; dispel worms and
cure constipation and indigestion.
Concerning them Mrs, S. Shannon,
Urney, N.B., •says: "1 have used,
Baby's Own Tablets for .my two
little ones and think they • are just
what children near. I would not
be without them." Sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 25c.
a box from The Dr. Willitume
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
Xb'7.1E8 OF INTEREST FROM 111)5
BANES AND BRAES.
A Boon to Stock -raisers
To Know How to Cure Colic; Dis-
temper, Colds. Swellings, elm.,
Saves Thousands Each Year.
Of Practical Interest to Horsemen.
It is a matter of vital importance to
every farmer, horse -owner, and stock -
raiser to lnlow exactly what to do
when one of his animals is taken sud-
denly sick.
The letter of Mr. Frank 'G. Fuller-
ton, which we print below, gives in-
formation of inestimable value, and
tells of 1119 experience in curing ailing
stock • during the past thirty-eight
years._
'Several years ago
when my horse took
colic I used to give
them Cayenne Pep-
per in hot milk, but
in a few cases only
did I help, and be-
cause I had no
means at hand I lost
several valuable animals. Some one
old me of the success Mr. Wendling,
of Brockville, Ont., had in his racing
stables with `Nerviline,' so I laid in a
supply. It wasn't very long before
Nerviline saved the life of a valuable
stallion of nine, which was worth at
least $1,000.00. This horse was taken
with colic, and would have died had
it not boon for Nervillne. I have used
Nervillne `for .'educing swellings, for
taking out distemper lumps, and'eas-
ing a bad cough, and always found it
worked well I recommend every man
who owns horses or cattle to keep
Nervillne on hand."
Large size bottles, 50e.; small size,
25c.; all dealers, or The Catarrhozone
Company, Kingston, Ont., and Buffalo,
N.Y.
4
HOSTELS FOR WOMEN ONLY..
London Helping' to Solve Problem
SAVED
$1,000
BY
NERVILINE
. of housing the Underpaid.
What are known in London as
"women's hostels" are said to be
growing more numerous in the Eng-
lish metropolis and are helping to
some extent in solving the problem
'of housing the underpaid woman
worker. -
The rent of a cubicle.in a hostel,
according to The London Times,
averages about ninety, dentis a
week, which rent must -always be
paid in advance,
A reference is required with each
intending resident fromsome re-
sponsible person, and the cnetsdn
writes for this reference before the
would-be resident takes up her
abode at the hostel.
All the cubicles are small, but
very clean, and painted white.
Each cubicle contains a bed, chair,
washhand' stand with two drawers
and .a rug at the bedside.
. A framed and colored scriptural
text hangs over each bed, and there
'are hooks at the foot of the bed • on
which to hang clothes. Residents
at the hostels are supposed to make
their own beers and keep their cubi-
cles dy, -
T'htiere is a large airy room pro-
vided as .a general sitting -room for
the residents.
What is Going on In the -Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld •
.Scotia.
The death h -as occurred at Castle
:Douglas of Mr, James Craig, in his
94th year,,
The total number of visitors to
the Royal Scottish Museums since
its opening' is 18,366,565.
There is :a proposal in Greenock
that the town should take over the
•
tramway undertaking.
.I diem Root 131119 Mr. John Grown, of Berwick, has
FOR S4LE
Pulleys & ,.Shafting
Suitable for Mills,. Manufacturing
Plants, Printing Houses, Etc,
2 Wood' Split Pulleys, 121/2 x 48 in,
for 3 15/16 in. shaft.
'1 Wood Split Pulley, 121/4, x 48 in,
for 2 15/16 in shaft.
1 WoOd Split Pulley, .1232 i 28 In,
for 3 7/16 in. .`shah.
'I. Wood Split Pulley,"f01/z X 26 in,
for 3 77/.6 in. shaft.
""pulleys of smaller sizes and Shaft.
log ,of various lengths and sizes to be
sold, at very low figures
Rog 23;
Wilson Publishing' Co., Toronto.'
just completed sixty-five yetrs as a
salmon net fisher in the Tweed. •
A fine swordfish " was recently
stranded on the sands of the Sol-
way at Annan. It measured 71)4
Came Oft n Scales, Itched Sadly,
Had to -Tie Hands, Little Watery'
Pimples." _Cuticura - Soap and
Ointment Completely Cured,
/307 Davenport Road; Toronto; Ont.—
eczema'arst. started when I was a
baby; on ray face and scalp, It. loomed dry
and wheal peratc ked it, Yt came off in scales.
'
It itched very badly and I Was obliged to
liave my bands tied' up so as to prevent'
sera -telling .my face, Little white watery
plmpleti casio on my hands and face,and I
bad to stay home from school fot'nearly two
weeks. 15 caused myface and hands to
look badly,; The eczema took avery bade
form, appearing on my face in little watery
ulcers so bad that I could hardly boar to be.
touched. My hair being naturally very
thick I found to belgetting-thinner and won-
dered what could cause it to fall out.
',My mother tried •— and and
spent no end of money trying to get me bot -
ter but it did no good.. At last a friend roc t
ommended Cutieura Soap and Ointmentand
my mother used them. We applied the
Oedema Ointment to my face, head 'and
hands and washed with the Outicura Soap
and the eczema began to disappear. Before
six months had, passed I was completely
cured. (Signed) Miss Constance Jane;
May 20, 1913. 4
Outicura Soap and Ointment doso much
for pimples, blackheads, red, roughBUMS:
itching, scaly scalps, dandruff. dry, thin and
falling hair, chapped hands and shapeless
nails, that it Is almost •criminal not to use
then,. A single set is often sufficient. Cut!-
tura Soap And Outicura Ointment are sold
by druggists' and dealers everywhere, Fos
a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p.
book,send post -card to Potter Drug ds
Chem. Corp., Dept. D, Boston, U. S.A.
Fee
oars'
he •' a , time i 'i,a t athe , largest o t
pyorlil, :have been built by a, Berlin,
street railway company,
To flip. shade rollers` of various
lengths is the aim of the new brack-
et oontaining .a .spring that allows
a margin of several inches.
The French city' of 'Grenoble
plans to make itself a health resort
by piping to baths curative "waters`'
from a lake 25 miles away. ".
The richest and" probably the larg-;
eat iron ore mine in the world,,
whioh is' in Lapland, is being•equip
ped with electrical machinery.
India, ; has 'become one of the`,
woxld'e•,greatest :eensumers.of alt.
minium, importing more than 4,-
000,000 pounds in the year ending',
with March.
Grenades to be fired from rifles
to explode and display bright lights One half of the average man's
.over an'advanein
enemy has been lifeconsiats of eying ulcus he can'tt
invented in Euro a for"infantrY pay
and theother halff in having
money owed to rum that he can't
collect.•
Mfnard's' Liniment Cures Distemper.'
T cr®� nothe i
as a delp(� . tfally refresh. A stip ' silo ani
lei air: soother.
t EXrL,ON •'T�a
ads the Wor
$1alled Lead PPcket
sOn
Only. Bew3rd of Sbethpte .
Railroad embankments in China
are protected, from floods by plant-
inglthem with a peculiar native
grass with tenacious roots' to resist.
erosion.
Working on the principle of the
hand screw a new nut cracker that
may be fastened to the table cranks'
the shells without' injuring their
contents.
All woodwork employed in the
construction of rolling stock for
London's underground railways is
rendered non -inflammable by a
chemical process, -•
Because of a lack of accessible
quarries from which to obtain pav-
ing material Brazil' is forced to im-
port cobble stones for its streets
from Portugal.
To enable persons to take breath-
ing exercises systematically and on
a progressive scale is the purpose
of simple apparatus' invented by a
French doctor.
According to a German scientist
women can talk more thanmen with
less fatigue because their throats
are smaller and they tax their lungs
'and vocal cords. less.
Either gas or electricity may be
used in a new water sterilizer for
public places, which raises the wa-
ter to the boiling point, but delivers
it thoroughly cooled.
An English army officer seems to
have perfected a -practical weapon
which discharges by, centrifugal
force at high speed missiles against
a rapidly revolving wheel.
Water is pumped by hand over
the dishes in a new household dish
washing machine, and it can be us-
ed so hot as to sterilize them and
leave them so warm that they dry
quickly without wiping.
Tests having shown that recon-
naissance work cannot be effective-
ly done at greater heights than
2 600 feet, the French army has de-
cided that its war aeroplanes must
be armored against rifle bullets. •
The British admiralty is contem-
plating the construction -of a huge
floating self-contained factory, cap-
able of carrying out almost any
kind of repairs to war vessels: that
can be done without dry-docking.
Mistaken Courtesy.
An old Irish countrywoman, going
to Dublin by train, says the London
Times, stepped into a first-class car-
riage with her basket, and made
herself comfortable.
Just before the t'r'ain started, the
conductor passed along, and notic-
ing the woman and the basket, said,
gruffly : •
"Are you first-class, my good
woman? •
"Begor, I am, and thank you,"
she replied, with a smile, "and how
do you feel yourself 7"
LIQUID SULPHUR
is prescribed and used by leading
nurses in Toronto as an anti -septic.
LIQUID SULPHUR by virtue of
being simply - pure SULPHUR
liquified is one of Nature's own
remedies for skin troubles. It is.
simple, costs very little, but is
most effective in its results. • EC-
ZEMA disappears when LIQUID
SULPHUR is given 'a fair trial.
For sale all druggists. Price 50
Cents per bottle.
Pearls of -''Truth.
'The way to gain a good reputa-
tion is to endeavor to be what you
desire to'appear. Socrates.
Men, as a rule, act rightly in
civilized society, not from compul
sion, but from ethical habit.—Lord
Haldane.
True manhood comes from self-
control—from subjection of the
lower powers to the :higher condi-
tions of our being.—Smiles.
The way to avoid evil is not by
maiming our passions, but by com-
pelling them to yield their vigor to,
their moral nature. -H. W, Beech-
er.
Good nature and common sense
are required from all; but one
proud distinction is enough for any
one individuallte possess or to as-
piro to.—Hazlitt.
The man who will succeed must
seek, and he must see'—ho must
strike, and, above all things, he
must believe. Nature does nothing
for doubters.—J. S. Blackie.
Knowledge must be accepted.
from whatever source the truth
comes, and -no Church is entitled to
set a bar to the progress of 5oienti-
fie inquiry.—Bishop Weldon.
The water supply at Hamilton is
so restricted that Provost Srnelton
hits recommended the --avoidance of
any waste,
Andrew Gray, an old soldier
known as the "father" of the Scots'
Greys, ha -s just diet,. in Glasgow at
the age of 81.'
Some alarm was caused in tho
higher parts of Kilmacolm, ' the
other might, through a large stretch
of, heather taking fire.
Damage to the extent of about
$750 was caused by a farm fire at
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &o.
Varying Luck.
Mrs. Exe—What sorb of luck do
you have with cooks?
Mrs. Wye—Oh, varying. Some
the keep as long as a week and some
as long as a meal
ED. 4.
ISSUE
A druggist can obtaih an imitation of
MINARD'S LINIMENT ,from a Toronto
house. at a very low price,' cud_ have it
labeled his own prodnet.
This greasy imitation is the poorest Ono
we have yet seen of the many that every
Tom, Dick and. Harry has tried to intro-
duce.
Ask for MINARD'S and you will get it.
NEWS FROM SUNSET COAST
WHAT THE WESTERN PEOPLE
ARE DOING.
DEATH REPORTED.
An old offender that hung on for years,
Nothing touched ,tie stony heart but Put•
ham's Corn Extractor and oilt he came,
root, stem and branch. 511 torus cured
just as quickly when Putnam's is need;'
try it, 25c. at all, dealers.
None Has.
"There is one thing about a cold
which science has never attempted
to utilize." -
"Will you mention it?"
"Sure—its hoarse power."
You will End relief In Zam-Buk 1
It eases the burning, -.stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zanl-
Buk, means cure: Why not prove
this v Drsagfao bold Stores.
Progress of the Great West Told
In a Few Pointed
Paragraphs. More than 10,000 known species
of orchids have been listed by ex-
ports.
Argentina has established an ex-
periment station for the cultivation
of tea.
A motor driven aerial propellor,
placed in front, draws a sleigh in-
vented by a'. German' engineer••
Wireless telephonylhas been in-
stall'ecl'in an English coal mine, and
is giving satisfactory .results.
Helmeia for ',aviators have been
invented which have wireless re-
ceiving telephones
e-ceiving'telephones built into the ear
flaps• ,
At'a voltage' of 78,000 a Swedish
hydro electric :company will trans-
mit 150,000 horsepower a '•distance
of 150 miles.
A finely ,appointed motor train
driven;lby, benzol electric power has.
' been builtitl-Itngtand for the Iihe.
dive of Egypt. „. '
Car barns- will trackage for 500
1 ELECTRIC DYNAMIC
OR OEN,ERATOR
FOR SALE
30 KtWe,110 VOLTS, D.C. ,
675 R. P. M.
At a Very Reasonable Figure 105
Immediate Sale.
S. FRANK WILSON & SONS,
73 Adelaide St. West, TORONTO.
Sugar
For Preserving
—buy St. Lawrence Extra Gra-
nulated by the bag. You got
the ,choicest, pure cane sugar,
untouched by any hand from
Refinery to your kitchen—and
FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED
Bags zoo lbs., 25 lbs so lbs,
Cartons 5 lbs., s lbs. 3
But dealers can aapply you.
Si. Lawrence Sugar Refineries, Limited. Montreal,
A man willg•iv hs e i wife £e $10 to
pay $t30 worth of bills. 'Then he will
borrow $6 of the $10 back and want
to know what site (lees with all her
money.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria..
'LILL/017'F aRtSINE8s COLLEGE, TO.
ionto. Canada's Popular - Common
Mal School. Magnifteent Catalogue free.
PANMS FOA. SALE. !• -'•-
11..W, DAWSON,- Ninety ColbOrlsb street.
Toronto.
F$UIT, STOOK, GAIN AND - DAIRY.
Farma in all sections et Ontario.
Some snaps. -
'GI ACTORY SITES, WITH 01t.• WITHOUT
A.' Railway trackage. 10. Toronto.
Ihampton' and other towns and cities.
117 ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN
itt Brampton and a dozen other towns,
N. W. DAWSON,,Colborne St., Toror.tl.
STAMPS ANO 00100'
STAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIP.
Gwent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue.
Album, only Seven Cents. Marko Stamp
Comnn.ny. Toronto- - -
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE,
COUNTRY' WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR
Sale to good Ontario town. Excellent
Publishing, Company, Toronto. Wilson. -
MISCELLANEOIIS..
CANCER, TUMORS, - LUMPS, ETO,.
Internal and external, ourod with.
out pain by our home treatment- Write
tie before too late. Dr, Bellman Medical
Co., Limited, Collingswood, Ont.
sr -'t ALL STONES, ICIDNEY AND BLAD•
IX der Stones. Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbagoand kindred ailments positively
cured with the new German remedy,
"Sano,;" Price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes•Mellitne, and sure cure, Is
"Sanaa Anti•Diabetee." Price $2.00 from
druggists or direct. The Sanol Manutae.
taring Company of Canada. Limited,
Winnipeg, Man,
D4 CANADIAN' KNIGHT
`.�.
DISTIINGUISIiED SERVICE ORDrxr,
COMPANION OF TIIE R4INGE
A P4STE t THE F F D,4LLEY @ IYo.i NO Dust
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The new model has improvements
making it the best heater ever made.
New flat font with patent -locking flame -spreader
insures clear, odorless heat all the time. Wick
and carrier in one—makes rewicking easy and
clean. Finished with blue enamel or plain steel
drums. Stock at all chief points.
For best results use Royalite Oil
THE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Limited
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were washed with it, when
infants, but also because ex-
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