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In New York Society eme ,(4R "-- 'im;y(b, , .A A - W INN !PEG , Feb, 22,---Ttadlng WIlO ex- tremely dull in wheat today, the 3rain 001111111S81011'6" westing attracting many ot the traderS, 11:xPott bids wete 3411 lower fOr cash whealOptions opened 34e foi both 10001110 and closed, uncham-d, Oijts wns unehnaPed and flax was abant 1/1 c lower. • Cash clernand was fitir, but offerings Were light. Prices were V40 letver fr contract grades. Receipts heavy, four hundred oars In sight for inspection. Cash grain : Wheat -No. 1 northern, 8436cr No. 2 do., 81,/ac; No. 3 do., 7871,0; No. 4, 7434e; No, 5, 691/4e; No. 6, 63340; feed, 54c; No. 1 rejected seeds, 770; No. 2 do., 75e; No. 3 do„ 70340; No 1 tongh, 7034e; No. 1 red winter, 85%c; No. 2 red whiter, 5334c; No. 3 clo., 800; big. 4 do., 75%c. Oate-No. 2 C.W., 530; No. 3 do., 30340; extra No. 1 feed. 35e; No. 1 feed, 310; No. 2 feed, 28c. " 13arley-N0. 3, 47%c; No. 4, 4534c; re' jected, 40e; feed, 39c. Flax -No, 1 N.W., 51.1334; No. 2 C.W.. 51.0434; No. 3 C.W., 970. WINNIPEG OPTIONS. Prev. Open. High. Low. Close. Close. 11,1aWyhe.a.t.-. -88% 881,4 85 88%a 883/41) July . 8934 selt 8974 sew) en,. Dias - May .... 36 as% 36 30s aa July .... 87 3774 37 371) 3674 Beautiful Women of . the 400 Who Have Luxuriant Hair:. TORONTO GRAIN MARKET. Wheat, new, busbel....50 97 to $0 98 Wheat, goose, bushel... 0 95 ,.., ElarleY, bushel 0 60 0 64 Peas, bushel 1 15 1 20 Oats, bushel . .... 0 39 0 40 Rye, bushel 0 65 .... • Buckwheat. bushel 0 53 TORONTO GA I Frt MARKET. . Butter, creamery, lb, rolls 0 22 0 34 Butter, separator. dairy.0 28 0 50 Butmr, creamery, solids0 18 0 09 Sutter, store lots 0 29 0 24 Eggs, new -laid 0 30 .... Eggs, cold storage. doz0 22 . Cneese. new. lb 0 14 o i; Honey, extracted, lb 0 12% ,.., lioneycombs. doeen 2 75 3 le) MONTREAL MARKET. ,motidd-DBAL, Feb. 22. -There was: a fairly good demand from foreign buyers for 'Manitoba wheat, but, as cables wete easier, with bids l'Ad lower, only a few odd loads were worked. There was no improvement in the local demand for coarse grains, land 'elle market is very quiet, with prices flominally unchanged. Flour 1$ steady, with a fair amount of business doing In spring, wheat grades for domestic account, but the expert trade is'dull. Millfeed ie quiet ,and steady. De- mand tor butter in a 1obbine: way is fair. Receipts for week, 657 packages, against 476 a year ago. Cheese firm and stocks on spot are being steadily reduced. Re- ceipts for week, 100 boxes, compared - -ith 36 last year. Eggs fairly active and steady. Receipts for week, 2726 cases, against 2238 a year ago, Stocks : Wheat, 35,1,122; corn 19,160; oats, 1,906,704; barley, 55,236; bueirwhes.t, 9904; flax, 60,560; flour, 234,128 sack.% Corn -American No. 2 yelluw, Ver. Oats -Canadian western, No. -'• • ^ to 42e; do.. Nu. 3, 40%e to 410; 1 feed, 410 to 4174c; No. 1 local white, 38c; No. 3 local white, titc; No. 4 local white. 36e. Barley -Manitoba, feed,. 52c to :54c; 'milting, 73e to 700. Buckwheat -No, 2, 55c to 57c. Fl01.11.-Mrinitoba some 0 neat patents, firsts, $5.40; seconds, 54.50; strong bak- ers', 54.70; winter patents, choice, 55.26; straight rollers, 54.05 to $4.00; straight rollers, bags, 42.25 to 83,30. $2.05. Rolled oats-arrels, 54,35; bags, 90 lbs., 13ran$20; shorts, 522; middlings, 525; 'rnoutIlle, 530 to $35. • Bay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, 513.50 to 514. Cheese -Finest weetet•ns, 13c; finest eastern% 1214c to 1.234c. lietter-Cilievest creamery, 2834e .19c: seconds, 24e to 2(1c. EaaS-Fresh, 22c to 30e; selected, 230 to 25c; No. 1 stock, 180 to 20e; No. 2 stock, 15c to 16e. Potatoes -Per bag, car lots, 60c to 75e. Dressed hogs-Abattolr killed, 513.75 to $14; country, $12.25 to 513.50. • Pork-Fleavy Canada short mess, bbls., 35 to 45 pieces, 529; short cut back, bbls., 45 to 65 pieces, $23. Lard -Compound tierces, 575 lbs., 59.25; wood pails, 20 lbs. net, 50.57; pure, tierces, 375 lbs., 514.50; pure, wood pails, 20 lbe. 'net, $16. In gay New York., where'women get ideas from their foreign sisters, the hair tonic called PARISIAN Sage at 50 cents is in great demand. PARISIAN Sage is the discovety of a well known scientist, and he claims most emphatically that it is the only heir preparation that will kill the p ersistent dandruff germs. At any gate The R. T. Booth Co., Ltd., of Fort Erie, Ont.. Cana- dian manufacturers of PAPIS:I AN Sage, give out through W .S. R. 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Mothers everywhereare en- thusiastic about Scott's Emulsion. hisist on getting SCOTT'S. &wit & Bowie, Toronto, Ontario 12-64 ,4,51 14, :Oaf..., 1 • ..esoeeerellee NI)AY SCH00-1. Lesson IX. -First Quarter, For March 2, 1913. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of the Lesson, Gen. xv, 5-18.. Memory Verses, 5, 6 -Golden Text, Heb. x, 23 -Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M. steams. We cannot think of omitting the first verse of this chapter, with its first "fear not" and "word of the Lord" and "shield" and "reward," truly a most 'wonderful verse. This is another via - it of the Lord to Abram, Cor in verse 2 we see Abram talking to Him. After the great victory over the • four kings DO doubt the devil suggested to Abram that they would regather their , forces and make trouble for him; hence the Lord's "Fear not; I am thy shield." • The devil ivonld not be slow to tell him how foolish he had been in turn- ing his buck upon the goods of Sodom, - therefore the Lord's "I am thy exceed- ing great reward." It is our privilege to find our all in God and to remem- ber Ps. lxxxiv, 11. Abram seems to waver concerning the promised seed and to think that Eliezer might be his heir, but the Lord reassured him that his own child would be his heir and, SHOULD PUNISH' CRIME. directing him to look up at the stars, Then we have for the first hme two other words, "believed" and "right- eousness" (verse 0, and this verse is repeated three times in the New Tes- press in nri editorial reterring t0. what tament (Rom. iv, 3; Gal. Bi, 0; Jas. IL it terme President Taft s hesitation to 2-.. The righteousness necessary to act in Mexico, says revolution and 6) enable us to stand before God has MADERO 1(II„LED He Was Slain in Fight Between Guards and Rescuees, said, "So shall thy seed be" (verse 51. British Press Say U. S. 1. :mold Inter- vene In Mexico. LONDON, Feb. 24. -The Daily Ex - THAT IS GUARDS' VERSION General Belief Is That Mexico's De- posed President Was Shot .Down by His Escort While 'Deng Removed to Prison -Jose Pino Suarez Also Killed at Same Time-Ma- dero's Sister Charges Murder. MEXICO CITY, Feb. 24. -Francisco I. Madero and Jose Pino Suarez are dead. , In a midnight ride under guard from the National Palace to the peuitentiery they were killed. 'The circumstances surrounding the death of the deposed President and vice-president of the republic are un- known, except as given in the offipial accounts, which do not conform in all cases. The only witnesses -were those actually concerned in the killing. The Provisional President, Gen. Victorieno Iluerta, says that the kill- ing of the two men was incidental to a fight between their guard and a party aetempting to liberate them. The Minister. of Foreign Relations, Francisco de la Barra, adds that the prisoners attempted to escape. Nei- ther makes a definite statement as to which side fired the fatal shots. It is not irnpossible that neither knows. An official investigation has been ordered to determine the responsibil- ity and solemn premises have been mp:thdieletharetiztahle.dsgutilit:0 woiffillobiaelpuvneirsshioends. wiNthot duolunbiatt,uir:alvlyin..e in ninnpdartthoof t_tliasee WILL GIVE $500 TO SICK 11E110111S Of NEW ERA Farnon.re; Scientist Who Originated -the IN 0-sv Ifrlironderful Treat - =tent" ()lifers $Loo T'actrage to Siek amd In order that every reader of the New Era who may not have beard of this wonderful . "Home Treat- ment" may have an opportunity to test this celebrated medicine, •the now famous scientist. Dr ,James W.Kidd, offers tozive absolutely, free a full size $1.00 package to five hundred readers of this paper, do prove the wonderful. claims which have been made for it. In making this offer the scientist said: "I know that there are many- people People who suffer frornRheuma- ton, Kidney Trouble, tome ch Trouble, Liver or Bowel Disorders, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Coughs, Week Lungs, Lum- bago, Piles, Urinary Disorders, Fe- male Weaknesses of any kind, the weak, worn out, broken-down and •despondent will be delighted at the effeet of a few doses. This wonder- ful treatment createa a fine ap- petite and helps the digestive organs to carry on their functions as they, should. It strengthens the kidneys, too, and drives rheuma- who have been suffering for years tism poisons from the blood as if -with . some chronic disease and by ma ic. That is.whY 'people who many of them have spent large sums of money seeking a cute. I know that these people hesitate about investing Money. in medicine because they have despaired of ever getting well. Thousands have told. me that story and Many thou- sands of the same people have told ment by simply filling in the con - me afterwatds that My treatment poi] below or writing a letter 'de - had cured them after doctors and scribing their case in their own everything else had failed. I want Words,' if they prefer, and mailing to prove to a limited number -no it today to James W.Kidd, Toronto, Matter 'what the disease, no matter Canada. NO money need be Sent .11,ow long they may have suffered, and no charge of any kind will be no matter how blue and discoura- ' made Fuga," the unwritten law, which is actually does accornplish the AS this offer is limited, you should aged -that my treatment really and for centuries of the notorions "Le intolied when the death of a prisoner wonderful results that have been write at onee, in order to be sure to reported," re eive ofir free tredtment try it ecome so enthusiastic. Any reader of the New Era who will try this extraordinary medi- cine that has created so imich ex- eiternent by its cures can obtain absolutely free a full $1.00 treat- aiiil declares such a venture. Wilt neer 1C0,000 men. The newspaper urges 2, 4. the Dritish Govertreent to press for . ... inimediete actiou Olt the part of the - tehls verse 0 in our lesson is literal - a I 1 h ,, . 0 ;ipiciessiosiific:0,,-tiestaeQ:sigifi ,,,, ,aiii;t:ir:ah•toaien late.,adc iiito, A. a .,:rssoioAoleatcliiiilefrtnoi:etun ilreeti taort,hlroilli lee: ,11 iiitetnhsSia. ,igite, daehatbdeytNeplvceti)tillpiaihltd.td‘mlit.aoisiisielf:te,:ra.alit, teof,11.101r,nofpeaontpdattmiilshi.iidstledeoltvliis:eileereh.laexi•elleder:t: shot trying to escape." President, received the first definite Spanish Minister, Senor Cologan y ly, "Abram amene . e lova , an _ e WilsIdneton Government. soon afterwards, accompanied by The Daily Chronicle declares that this should be our attitude to Goll el - her brother, Jose Perez, and Mei:- Madero was done te death by Presi- ways -perfect accord with Inn. See cedes Madero, a sister of Frantisco, dent 'tuella, and asks what tbe Unit- the Comment in Rom. iv. 1-12, and Senora Madero drove to the peniten- 011 States will do. It thinks that any note carefully that the only way is by tiary, but was refused permission to middle course, such as financial or faith without any works of ours. see the body of her husband. Senora militare propping up of one or the The works come afterward as an Suerez was also denied admittance other ainotfg the 'Mexican leaders by evidence of our faith, but both in sal- to the mortuary, where physicians, in the U. 5, and the creation of a sort of vation and in service the Lord does accordance with the law, were per - Mexican Cuba could only be achieved all, for "it is God -who worketh," and forming an autopsy. In -contrast to the widow, whose by a combination of luck and adroit diplomacy, while an enormous army , the principt,e, holds at all times ithd in I f grief was of a pitiably silent charac- will be needed to conquer Mexico. all things, Except the Lord btu d t le ,, . d , ter, expieesed in sobs, Mercedes Ma - The editorial concludes: 'Nobody can house, they labor in vain that build dere, a beautiful young woman, ed - my the ID S. her task, in approach- VP (Ps. cxxvii, 1). cated in Pari, who has been a bell- iug which she deserves from Europe In answer to Abram's question, liant leader of society since th revo- no ungrudging measure 06 sunPert "Lord Gocl, whereby shall 1 know?" lution of 1010, wit,: dry-eyed and tiger- minally. ' (verso Sl, which sounds like anything leh in her emotions. By the side of The Daily Mail says the U. S. had but faith after he had been so plainly the twn women whose husbands had etannemiled that Madero should not told, he is directed to a representation been killed, the girl hurled accuse - be executed without trial and that a of all sacrifice (verse 0). All true sac- tions at the officers who barred the great neighborine stete is not lightly to be mockel. The pretense of an ,ac- rifle° from Gen. iii, 21, onwaril noints "thence- - , "Cowards," "neeaesins," ishe called cident rather etrains credulity, and to the great sacrifice of the Son of (yod even the Ilmerta Government will on Golgotha, and. It is because of that them, her yoke pitched high. The officers stared inioassively. scarcely expect the incident to secure God does all things foi: us. Sin must "Yeti, the man who fired on a de - the immediate dissollttion of the be dealt witil, and God dealt with sin fencelees man, you and your superior American expeditionary force, The on the cross, and, not having spared officers are traitors." Daily alail :lays in conclusion. His own Son, Ile now gives us in Him No effort was media to remove the Ambassador Snubs Huerta. all things freely (1tom. vile 32). women, 31131' did the officers attempt WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Arnbassa- From the statement in verse 11 con- tossilence them dor Henry Lane Wilson telegraphed =fling Abram keeniug the birds away d_denclera .Madei.o continued weeping, ti wIl'l tilt I net cease her ilystere to the fltate Department last night, from the sacrifice we are led to think "i" of Foreign Affairs, had invited all of Matt. selii, 4-10. where the fowls represent the wicked one. He hates that Francisco de la Barra, Minister foreign diplomats in Mexico City to the sacrifice of Christ and will do his take luncheon with hiin yesterday. ' utmost to keep us from trusting in it The antbassador stated that none of the diplomats would attend the lun, or benefiting by it. • We lutist persist - (heel), unless the tragic death early ently resist him that he mny flee from yesterday of former President Madero us (Jas. iv, 7). How can we know and former Vice -President Suarez is our sins forgiven or that we shall in - cleared of inyetery, , ' hetet the kingdom and the glory'? Let - • your heart reply because "the Son of • God loved me and gave Himself for Suffered With Kidney Trouble me" (Gal. it, 20), and I put all my trust in His great sacrifice for nlY sins and heartily receive Him as my Sav- For Ten Years. , tour. , Omen, do not stand on I residentia etiquette and that the security -cif life and property in Ales:leo will not wait while Preeident-elect Wilson installs eimeelf. The Express describea an est, peditienary force ef .9.000 .• A Merican troops as "a pill for eerthqueke," LIVERPOOL MARKET. lavERPooL, Feb. 22. -Closing -Wheat -Spot steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 78 74; NO. 3 Manitoba, 78 511; futures, quiet, March, 7s sied; may, 78 3%cl. Corn -Spot, :quiet; American, mixed, new, 4s 1011; old, 5s 107411; new, via Gal- Veston, 58 611; futures, Dalai, 10, Plata, March, 58 5%d; May, American mixed, 58. Flour -Winter patents, 290 65. klops-ln London (Paeific Coast), 4:4 113s .to 415 108. . .13acon--Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 lbs., 65s; short ribs, 16 to 24 Ibs., 675; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs„ 64s; long etear mid- dles, light,' 25 to 34 lbs., 658 Ltd; long clear ,m1c1dies, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., 635; shoi:t clear backs, 16 tu 20 lbs., 605, shoulder$, square, 11 to 33 lbs 560 611. Lard -Prime western, in tierces, 54s; American refined, 668. lamese-Canadian, [West white, 638 Ud; colored, 65s. Tallow -Prime city, 325; Australian in London, 36s 36. Turnentine-ti;p1rits, 235 3d. liosin--Comnion, 15s 101/id. Petroleum -Refined, Ma. Linseed 01l-280 3d. • Centr al Busine,ssCollege • Stratford, Ont. The Best Practical • Training School in Ontario Three -Departments COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY. All courses are thorough and practicagl. • Teachers are ex- perienced and graduates are placed in positions. We give individual attention, and stu- duents may enter at any time Write for flee catalogu•e at once. • D. A. McLachlan, Principal CATTLE 111AL-1'1C ETS EAST 13U.FFALO LIVE STOCK. EAST BUFFALO, Feb. 22.-Cattle-Ile- celpts, 20Q head; steadY. • Veals-Recelpts, 75: slow and 50c loWer 54 to 511. Hog0-Recelpts, ?deo: active and 10c to 15e hIgher; heavy, SS.75 Lo $8.85: n'Axsd, $8.80 1.0 yorltsrs and, . plgs, $8.81 te 55;90; roughs, 57,55 to 58; stags, 56 to ss: dairies, 53.75 to $8.90, Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 6000; sheep, aetive and steady: lambs, slow and 200 loWer; lambs, 56 Le 55.55; yearliegs, 55 to 58, LIVERPOOL LIVE s -rock, eavneirsooL. Feb. 22.-Iohn Rogers & Co. reported that there was a slow but firm trade at Birkenhead today. StIPPlieS were short ana late values were easily Maintained from 131/40 to 15e per lb. far Irish steers. Cotton Goes Up In Smoke. COLUMBUS, Ga., Feb. 24. -Fire, which practically destroyed the At- lantic Cotton Compress plant here Saturday night, consumed cotton to the reputed quantity of 11,000 bales, destroyed sixteen freight cars of the Central of Georgia Railroad in adja- cent yards and at midnight had spread to the pla.nts of the Columbus Barrel Co., and the Georgia Cotton Oil Co. It appeared that these plants would be destroyed. The damage is estimat- ed at over $1,000,000. Early Navigation Opening. FORT WILLIAM, Feb. 24. --There is every 'possibility of navigation opening on. April 1, according to Fort William marine men; for there is little ice in the lakes. Cargo insurance • does not go into effect until April 15, but it is believed that arrangements can be made so that vessels may leave on April 1, protected. been provided by Him in Christ, and nothing short of that perfect righteous- ness will answer. It becomes ours when we say amen to God and hearti- ly accept that which Ile has provided. but many prefer 'their 01111 way. as Cain did, like those described lu Rom. WW- 00111MWSIMESISESIEW ThEESOPEk Coupon CR -i(16 FOR FREE DOLLAR TREATMENT )ri Jas. W. Kidd, Toronto, Canada, Please send me full $1. Course of treatment for my case, free and Postage paid, just as you promir e. Name , - Post Office Province Steeet and number Age , How long afflicted Make a cross (x) before diseases e oto have. Two crosses (x xl before the one from which you suffer ix est. Piles Diarrhoea. Heart Trouble Obesity Hay Fever Womb Trouble Malaria Indigestion Painful Perieds kathma Rheumatism Kidney Trouble Catarrh ....Hot Flashes Ovarian Trouble Eczerna _Nervousness Poor Circulation Pimples Leucorrhoea Stomach trouble ......Anaemia Weak Lungs Bladder Trouble Dizziness Constipation ......Female Weakness Lumbago Torpid Liver ......Bearing Down Pains ...Neuralgia ...-Impure Blood 7 t i 4 Headache Cheonic Cough e i Give any other symptoms on a separate sheet. Correspondefice in all languages. smassmasamismEsSe=are=maxammtnnwses caustic soda, drying it and polish- ing with a plumbagoed brush. , counsel tay 111C prisont I', comm.: ceen, -...- _ ! for his discharge on a writ ef habeas Toronto Man 1<ills Himself. ', corpus. The applicatior was "TPosed cal tirade until the arrival of the Goldberg, aged 23, single, of 1 olotit,,, FORT WILLIAM, Feb. 24,-Ilen . 13Y the AU°""Y-6enertil 5,6 British Mr. Johnston dieputed the surisdie- Spanish Minieter mid the Japanese was found dead in Ins rmen in the vices. Leland Hotel Saturda,y illoreine. hay- 1 tion of the Supreme Court of Canada. ' meanwhile remaiting in cuetudy. charge, who came to offer their ser- I Decision was reeerved, the prisoner I i t • I ith the officers ing shot hiMself. He left a note saying that lie 1 Columbia Those who have never been troubled, Abram was told that his descendants with kidney trouble do not know the would be afflicted In a strange land for suffering and misery which those at- 400 years and then delivered (verses flicted undergo. 13, 14). See the literal fulfillment of Weak, lame or aching back comes from this in Ex. xii, 40, 41, and compare an - the kidneys, and when the kidneys are out of order the whole system becomes other literal fulfillment of prediction deranged. in Kings xiii, 2; II Kings xxiii, 15-17. Doan's Kkiney Pills go right to the seat Abram's posterity had to wait till of the trouble, and make their action the iniquity of the A.morites became regular and natural. full (verse 16). and the reason why Miss Mary Daley, Pennfield Ridge) the Lord Jesus does not return to set sure in expressing myself for the benefit kingdom of peace and right - N.13., writes: -"I ow take great plea- up Rio eousness ou this earth is because the I have obtained from your vvonderful medicine, Doan's Kidney Pills. Having worlds no y c t et bal. enough. Iniquity been a sufferer with kidney trouble for must come to a head in the person o the last. ten years, and having spent hun- .1 the antichrist. The smoking furnace dreds of dollars in the so-called 'Quack' mid the burniug lanap of verse 17 sug- cures, from which I derived no benefit gest the presence of the Lord with whateve ,r and after having been advised them tu their attlictions. "In all theie to try DOSD'S Kidney Pills, I at once affliction He was afflicted. and •the angel of His presence saved them. Chapter xvi tells of Sariii's sugges- tion, which was not of God, but to which Abram listened. and conse- quently had no neW revelation from. God for thyteen years. Compare aye 10, and xvii, 1. Yet here we have the first augel story ID the Bible, the name ot the erst man who was mentioned by name before he was born, the beau- tiful and comforting words, "Thou God seest me," and thR name given to the well, "the well of Him that liveth mid seeth me." The sin of man always seem e to make more manifest the grace of God. In chapter xvii, 1, we find God re- vealing Himself to Abram (IS Ebsliaci- dai, the Almighty God, the Mighty God, who is all sufficient, and the es- hortation to walk before God and he sincere. In xvii, 5, Abrana's name is changed to Abraham, Jehovah putting the principal letter of His own name In Abram's name. Sarai's name is Oa) cbanged to Sarah, and Isaac is, mentioned by name before his birth (ay% 15-10). Circumcision is given is a neal of the faith which Abram had Pet being uncircumcised. purchased a box, and from the first ob- tained relief, a.nd after having taken five boxes am now completely cured." Doan's Kidney Pills are 50 cents per box, or three boxes for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Linaited, Toronto, Ont. When ordering specify "Doan's." • Gun carriages and amraunition wagons built by a famous German firm are tested by being hauled by an electric car at fairly high speed over )a track which simulates all sorts of road surfaces. Two pregon men have patented a machine for turning bags inside out, a,t the same time sobjeeting them to an air blast to cleanse them of any remnants of their contents that niay cling to, the fabric, A Geeman electrical cenepany has brought out an automobile wirelese 8±16±1017, whith carries its ereW of eight men and can be made ready tor uSe in a few minntes. 760-ffw. 43,,z0-&no.14/4 -da euemAafred .ZyolbcainZefreat' .9'#.t.faa.43 kaaeliiise It's the CLEANEST. SIMPLEST, and 11550 HOME DYE, one can buy -Why you don't even have to know Mimi map of Cloth your Goods ore made of. --So Mistakes am impossible. , Send for Froo dolor Cord, Story Booklet. and Booklettivint results thl Dyeing over other colors. Sabi JOHNSON-RICHARDSON GO,, Limitedi ' Montreal. Canada. 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