HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-06-01, Page 6huntedeearidi quite legitimately hunt- azlto the deal when the site had • aeexz
tuned over to the Government, which
Every ' to 'll y h d tw 1,. M M therefore .obtained the land at .its
nice11 s1 For � � legitimate market value �7. ,000
1 1' 1 th t t f h this time Fere
By HOPKINS MOORIiousa.
tC r'gn,,, by Musson
ed on the face of ib—had not oc.cneeed
them. he a a 'en M. C
Allister into their confidence as soon
as they realized the ex. en o • is
knowledge, and ,cavly.his patience 'and
co-operation bad enabled there to
carry their investigations to fruition,
The res estate transaction in rues-
• • • boli had been planned by Mr. Fergu-
e 00.
1*lo doubt the whole thing bad been and able • to make friend's,"
indnsereet; but Ly ii e both' Sara's eyes were wide open,
g'uson and 1lainself had, get so inter, "As seen as I realized that there
ested in the little game they were were Other lonely persons," Rt1.tl1 eons
playing with the ealvetion of the loan t, l that I had il1isions
when all the while there were thou -
sends of other lonely' people in the
world, and many of them, were worse
off than I, who am young and strong
Company)
7th 1 t t t t' had tinned, I realized
company as the stakes that they
appearances, a whoiie year of hav9nts graaudinother.
r.�... ._, soil •o • • . sus_ •
-_�------- � y I •bac) :' ,err <,
. , e that every move the � known. rails mo
opY
for the purpose of (Deleting overlooked the Surface
1 d N i g G d th Barrett •111
The thscov ry
'II, gentlemen, I'm afraid there are -et prcion in the rein ofiek aby. It had made lied been watched by the my life at home and used to run in
CHAPTER K its encu 11 to go arouxltl; but make
Was a ease of fighting the devil with
Quarters, �cha g �, Erre; for had Nickleby not believed lynx E�>ed' 1V1eAllistEr had'instilled in to see hex a doyen times a week, She
Close & Gytiurselves at:home pletse• 'them a nofQuild respect.
tlr'it he vas dealing lvit'li men whp ! had them childreil then. Now they're
Bierman, Night Editor of the Re
into ,, (To be continued)
would
corder, scribbled a , f the Re'- never •vexing
folded it in. with a sheet of "flimsy,' •; i dropped into the dumb -waiter ler liox, colder; President Wade, of the Can- the •evidence they wex'e after. ` Dye girt, �rt b
c ndya it z h a c ' adian Lake Shores Railway; Nathaniel
and yanked the string that shot !GI As part, of that plan, therefore, they
aloft to the composing room. He:L'awson, ex -president of the Interpro:
had gone to Nielcleby with the .pro-
r• his ton scissors, snipped. vineial Loan & Savings Company, posal that the three of thein—Nickles
ca.hel fox € Tinhothy Drexel and another darecter. _
oil, u fresh piece of the typewritten' of the same concern, Detective Steins by, � Ferg )sone and the
inuie-t tobuy m a
C:• P, e report, fastened it with a daub' buryfrom Headquarters and Parsons, little syndicate enq up
of paste to a sheet of copy Paper and)ci stenographer, broue•ht a tract of land. on which the. Govern -
Page
l.e;i it for a tringle -solea "box, .official court menet had its eye as a prospective le-
g,
the 'rear with Pardeau, star re- tion for the new Deaf �� Dumb In-
The land. ha a market value
g, -e..-Line-tube et his el'bory and he cation
e,
d 'bbl d, two -column head 1 From. the hallway they filed were as gxeecly, as himself they
r {1 1 hxahy M Ailrstel, ° have succeeded in uncovering -1
all dead excerpt one eon, who is h the
navy. So grandmother anid I adopted
each other. As fox Billy, ; he was hi
oi!• Facie(' Sundayschool l He es an
no one at home to help him; his pec- Many of aur modern trade names
Draperies my se ,00, class.
in Diamond Dyes
ambitious little fellow, but there is Grocers Were txifoSsers.
1•e . c<7n't appreciate the value of an have curious origins. The coster-
l✓ach package of Diamond Dyes p of
contains directions so simple that any education. But Billy is working for monger, for example, was in the d
1 -
dye or tint faded shabby one. Pie going to be mighty peoud days a costard-monger. He hawked.
woman can ,
waists coats sweaters; of hire one of these days," a kind of fruit called. the, costar&
shifts, dresses, , , » The s "
l to"'e 1 The whistle Meir m
porter for the Recorder. Their faces st Th 1 d ' •k t • ! hangings, s dmaperie�s, every ,And who is to be your next tela , he word meager means a sellers
-tins wehe s so'e s and then entry paxtoolc stockings, g g , ,� Live?" Sara asked. and is still found er non -monger, fish
stn r� d the foreman's questions of .>]00 000 and this sum the, Govern-
,.., •; `- '•'s to the slip ! of the sol•ernnity of a jury brining a inset was quite ready to p'ay. Niclele- thing like new. Buy Diamond Dyes
r.,, L:,bb.nrg his initials P verdict into court. —no other kind—then perfect hone Ruth hesitated. "Next I w'ant:a—a monger, an:d so on,'
T itsh a newly arrived messenger boy,by had advanced the loan to negotiate .. guaranteed, even if you have sister," she said. "If I had a sister Originally the g, cosi was a gos'ser,
••"1 h telegraph companies; A brief whispered colloquy with • his t11e deal and Ferguson 11ad bought up lysin,, is „udi
w.iione g e e P P.., editor quickly smbothed the perplexity a nranwho sold things the gross, or
a.1 , q the land iii small . hats at sacrifice never dyed before, Tell your druggist I think that she and I could adopt
rr:> ..olaan� flat fox eine from Brennan' face, McAllister hadindividualh material ou wish to dye Fonc ta, the most adorable little three- a wholesaler; no one by whyFos his
"et, In ire, Brea," called Chic White, , rices from 'owners for a whether the 3^
i s
,; picked up ?ordeals on the street asie notal of 50,000. The, Honorable Mai- is 'wool or si11G, ox whether it is linen, year-od,d Spanish- baby that you `'ever name should: have Changed in spelling.
Sp r .n;, Editor.
thereceiver as had sent a belated message to the ton had told Nickleby that he ,vas' cotton or mixed goods. Diamond saw. She is in the day nursery at the W p
r teresai tad downe"' office. It was a bi • "story" that ryas
a rel.. ^rte, laid a vra:d of new again.oyl
lb./Taking and he ordered Brenn• and
acting for the Government; but the
on the desk and hurried out1
Pardeau back 'to their desks earthB•hr- cheque with which he had "purchased"
'Then Bierman c;.enecl a drawer in ri the land from the syndicate of three
hi; deck anal tcok another bite out struetions to hold the galleys till he had been his .personal cheque. The
cf a 'shemk seandwioh before tearing the, arrived shortly. Kerr could hamdle amount was $200,000. The syndicate's
en -el --pes fro a the newly arrived the present end of it. He waved sus profit, therefore, was $150,000 and
hand impatiently and focussed his un-
tele rm, this sum they had divided in three,
divided attention upon what tii'as
tip until now things had beexi very. $50,000 each. But Nickleby did not
quo;. all evening, so quiet that the tranePl. g. upon the know—nor McAllister, either—that
1• ---•. t decent front page was a' A silence .had' fallen the whole thing had been juggled for
1 c4 u of a de-c,l 1 a. 1 g crowded room and as the Honorable
p: '',..m. The Chief had gone horde a purpose, neral, the sanction of the
eaidy to -night and had paused on his Milton -Warring allowed his gaze to ,Attorney -General, and that the "pro-
T.-.: cut to ask B •.:nnan horn the news rove upon their ten -se, expectant faces
fits' which had gone to. I%(r. Fergus
was breaking and instruct ' him to he smiled reassuringly. He began and himself had been thrown b
with f
the everything down." If there was an explanation a e
•
d �• ih resent
stances leading
anything that McAllister detested it pees ea dna up to e p
situation. It was not merely to ad -
e, n� a oint its• point head an a. just Interprovincial Loan Company
twelve -point item. ,„ j ffairs by the exposure of its official
herr: Jacksontypewriter
Brock. head that he had brought them to-
Every tyckiaiiter in the
city room ether. 'His integrity as a public ser -
stopped clacking and the three Te- vant had been questioned and there
porters jumped. They 'crowded to- -were certain features that inthe in-
ge'ther in the doorway as Brennan
terests of cl an required
snapped his instructions, government
"Get the Chief'on the 'phone a.ncl official enquiry. He was prepared to.The Christmas Corner.
hold him for me,Jackson. Here move fox the appointment of a royal
Brock sit in at he desk and keep commission to investigate and Your garden always is the most
everything down to a couple of sticks. upon conditions vitally affecting reportfin- entrancing place, Pris, But what's in
Call a taxi: Kerr." ancaal institutions, election laws and that little corner over beyond the
He glanced at his watch as` he. other matters. It was something with trellis-? You keep steeming me away
a foe +, stairs. It was +a„ min -which' he had concerned himself seri- from it,but it l'o.ol;s altogether too in-
ously for several years, and it was biting to miss:'
Dyes never streak, spot, fade, or ruii. mission, for her mother has to work.
•
Some one should make clothes for the
•
Synthetic Leather. child and each her thing's that her
A,, newly patented leather substitute, I mother has neither. time nor ,knowl-
for soles of .shoes, is made by> boiling , edge fox, aibd�— Ruth's voice faltered.
together leather dust, asphalt, cotton ! Sara saw the appealing Hook in her
the mixture when I friend's eyes and leaned forward. "0
fibre and linseed oil, ,
the requisite consistency, I Ruth!" she eiclaimed. "Would I do?
reduced to q •
being formed into a sheet by hydraulic I Could I be your sister? Would you
pressure. teach me how?"
heti we s eat of :a wholesale grocer,.
we are really saying the same thing
twice. '
Tailor is a French word meaning
one who fits the figure. Draper is
also French; it- conies from the word.
drap, and means a dealer in cloth.
Mantle -maker, originally Mantua -
maker, is Italian. Cloaks were fas�h-
amiable in the town of Mantua, and
were called after it. Milliner, origin -
It is waterproof.
"Would I!" Ruth cried. "0, Sara, ally Milaaler, stood . for a dealer in
wotuld I!"
Minard's Liniment for Burns, etc.
About the liouse
ttte•a. to .t. a.m. U9 in �:uc,. a.viva.,va+'-' dl i to rove 1115 theoric in this'
room be wen over ue forms -with the p y P f Priscilla led the way, said stood
foreman asking questions "killing' rd cmrhn� as they gassed through
the arch. "Wen," she sal , w 'a
you thank of it, Prixe,
"Of all the queer mixtures!" said
the L s'
connection that with the assistance o ou h
fectiy good `stories" question's,
raped Mr. Blatchford Ferguson he had taken
aside, d tt h t do
advantage of the situation which had
decision, clearing space for the big- g��'
gait "scoop" which the Recorder had developed in theaffairs of the Inter -
achieved in manymonths. , provincial. As a result of their in
"Chief's not home and they don'tr'estigations they stood prepared to Prudence. frankly puzzled. }
know where he is," Came Jackson's prove gross mismanagement, falsifi "It's my Christmas corner," said
aai ous voice through the.' speakaing,. cation of the returns required by the Pi iscllla proudly. "Your present 11n1p-
tube. i Federal authorities, misuse of trust' ens to be growing somewhere else
"Find him! Flue hiin!" cried Bren_efunds for private ends; attempted corgi but i]1 main Christmas crop is here
non impatiently. "Try the National xu,ptlon of government officials, stir I can't *end lavishly in money; and
Cltib. Use your head, Jackson!" cetera. p
But when Brennan hurried down -I The Honorable Milton was frank in last year I spent too much in nerves
stairs a few minutes later 1VIcAlaister his admission that during the recent; and eyesight. So this year instead of
had not been located yet. 1 orgy of speculation into which the doing fancywork I'm turning to my
"Ile went out 'somewhere with discovery of new mineral wealth hail garden. Here are the sweet things:
Wade, ofthe t L‘c1, and left na led the public, he had become person- lavender and lemon verbena, to •fill
word at the house as to when he'd ally involved. .,He was only human simple muslin bags for bureau draw -
be back " explained Jackson. and the general excitement had in- l linen closets and here are my
' P duced hiin to make several disastrous ex s and ,
"Call up Wade, then." inveskmernts which had left his per old-fashioned everlasting flowers-
I did, but he's -out too, and noliedY 1 soma+i affairs in a precarious tangle' yellow and crimson and pink ' and
Brennanseems to know whet e, I for a time. But. it was an ill wind,purple and white—for winter bouquets
Gshare. I
"Get. me Nat Lawson on. the 'phone.' that blew nobody good. The fina�n- and. for baskets; and here are a few hesitate to plant•t em.
Say, Chic, where'•s ?Rideau? hat?'tial crisis through which he had clumps of my choicest flowers, like Just before frost, lift the tubers.
Not .back from that assigimient' Then i passed' had brought liim in touch with those in the main garden, but especial- Place them in a sunny corner. of the
;f fid 1 for ire The J C: Nickleby; and it was not -long 1 sexvecl for seed taput in pretty porch until the soil about thein is
Increasing Fish Tribes.
Improved methods of handling and
goods . made
of Milanese silk and
straw. •
The most puzzling word is=haber-
dasher, which has baffled people
peopl
hatching the eggs- of the -whitefish are and produced all kinds of weird ex -
showing such results that this ex- plantations. The h�aberde her ,was
formerly a pedlar who went round to
ceedingly valuable finny species ie now .fairs selling ri'b'bons, buttons, and.
steadily gaining numbers in the Great other small articles, which he carried
Likes. The work has been highly sys-
tematiz,e,d, and is bring conducted by in a sack. His name conies from two
ground is workable. Then let it settle the United States Fisheries Bureau 1 old words— hater, meaning oats, and
and redig it just before setting out the. co-operationin with our own Cana ta5che, a sack.
tubers. If your soil is fertile, use no dian authorities. The scale on which) 41'-
nianu e. If the ground is very poor, the artificial ,propagation of the white- Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
spread it -with manure before digging.
You do not need a great deal of ma-
nure.
There is a difference of opinion as
to the time to plant dahlias. Some
successful growers say, set them out
as early as possible in the spring.
Others say, wait until July. Personal
fish is being carried on may be judged' Cases of . so-called "suicide" among
from the fact that in the year 1921
the Fisheries Bureau hatched 540,000, animals. are 'stated to be due to colic,
000 eggs and planted 420,000,000, the: -severe pain, causing horses and•
young "fry." Thanks to this work, i ether sufferers to throw themselves
the whitefish napply in the Great' abcu't in agony.
Lakes has been increasing ever since'
experience tells me that it is ampos- 1917. It is helped' importantly by a
P new interest which the lake provinces
sable to keep the roots in good condi- and States are taking in the platter,
tion when you set them out so late. and which is evidenced by the fram-
The end of May seems to be the pro- ing of laws for the protection of the
per time. Set them four to six inches whitefish and the regulation of the size
deep—eo deeper. In order to leave of mesh allowed to be used for seines
room for future development set them and traps. If the mesh be not too
from two tq four feet apart each way. small, the little ones, which have no
Allow but one stalk to the Toot. Cut commercial value, can get away and ,
off'. all others. have a chance to grow big.
, By all means plant a few of the
��,��, o
eactu:s varieties. They ere the huge,
shaggy kinds that •closely resemble
Still Shocked.
chrysantherntuns. Their colors are un- First Rooster: "`What's the matter
Usually beautiful.. All cactus varieties with that black 1•eghorn hen?"
have vigorous constitutions, so do not 'Second Ditto: "Shell shock. Ducks
carne out of the eggs she had been
sitting on."
see you can n 11111 7
rest of you chop your stuff. lCristy b f 1 friends—" d Then shake it off and place then)
Lawson owns the front page!"
questions,
he answered their. eager (tire Interprovincial Loan & Savings ed Prue.
uckeon,s thenkturned to laonen i- Company. He had cal]•ed:in'his learn- "You'll like what I'hn planning for
den eon�Apparent] Natto haniel Lawson
el Lawson ed f lend, Mr. Ferguson, and as a you, Prue at leasI do, and I'll Ells-
,—
friend,
not at home either. I result of their consultations it hard own you if you don't appreciate it!—
Brennan fiddled with the stem . of .been derided to orales a few experi- but you mustn''t covet what I'm giving
his watch for a moment. He was in ments in high flnaaice with the object other people, piggy! See, here are
a quandary. He )tad been taken into of uncoveriiigg' the rr^hole system, sweet herbs: those are for the kitchen_
McAllister s confidence of'course, re- To this end they deliberately had Crandall, "but if you had no famaly
girding this graft exposure story cultivated Nickleby's confidence. It loving contingent—thyme and tars at all, no relative in the world near-
�vhieh lead been nursed along so care- was apparent from the first that the gen and
summer savory and sweet er than a second cousin, -you
fully The cuts to illustrate it were man was utterly devoid of •common marjoram. I love the very so d f
hila been opened to Y re
the unscrupulous methods that were Packets
for my gardenilig "tree es - '
eb!
• beret; followed by the president of "I'm a gardening friend! onsuggest-a closet shelf until spring„ when �" y
you can plant them in their old loca-
tion in the garden.
Ruth's Family.
"It's .a•11 very well to talk about
life's being rich arid fully" said Sara
locked up in hlcAllister's deck; he honesty. It was Ins idea that govern-
ir »w. It was unlike the (thief to ment graft was -an established method
leave no word of his' whereabouts, of -revenue and he seemed to be o'b-:
That it should happen on this of all sessed with the belief that no Minister
nghisl No doubt they'd locate him
un o wouldn't like it nludh yourself."
the names, don't you? Some I11 dry Ruth Lawton looked at her friend
in bunches, and some I'll make into thoughtfully. "I haven't," she maid' emil
flavored vinegars, for salads and at Last.
-ragouts. And here are tomatoes --the Sana stared incredulously. "Ruth
Beekeepers will find, by looking
up our catalog, everything need-
ed ,for the production of honey.
Ruddy Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Brantford, Canada
Successors to Ham Bros. Co. Ltd;
Send for a copy.
of the Crorvn would allow 11�s oath of little rum and cherry varieties in red �„
after a bit; but in the meantime—? office to interfere with the acquisition p LavtTton, what dio you mean, she
It was nearly one o'clock and Cristy of personal wealth. As their aisle. and yellow toipun ostt up ` hole;tn asy p eeY e °lied`, "Why, ever stress I've known
Lawson's wire brooked no delay=, tions had ripened he had grown bol-der''the gayest ax • against the n
you you've been talking about your
There was onlyone thing to do— and had organized a construction' conn- serves! And over there g grandmother and your little brother.
ally with the object of using his wall is our ancient quince tree• it ,
go ahead on his own initiative. Bren- „ 1 g Dine ears and I rant tell you how homesick you
nan went into McAllister's private connection to swing certain tenders bears lots of fruits Y , 1riad'e me fee'1 wheuu you invited me to
office and -closed the or while he for public works into the braft column, some, people leaven t learned yet that share the good things your grand-
talked to the Chief of Police on the Nickleby had felt so sure of himse!d' quinces make delicious jam. Ajar mother sent you. And your little
h t' tl h 1
brathex'
"I am adopting a family," Ruth in-
-in -a half -merry,
private line, He came out hurriedly, by t is rme rat e even had Pi o- of that neatly labeled' and tied with
called herr, and went down in the posed a con'tributi•on of $50,000 •to '
l ver -or to the waiting taxi. Next to the party campaign funds in' return red ribbons is sure to please anyo
e e the fastest short- rt- for "privileges." He had been told rv,ho likes goodies. - And who doesn't?
Par lora, Kerr wes b e s ° quite . lapel that he would. make such That's all,1 think—at )East in the "
hand man on the staff. q ' plainly yhalf-wieefte way. Grandmother and
The stopped at the Central Police a contribution at his own risk, Never- corner. But I'm going to use all roil Drily are the only ones I've acquired
•
2 n pI? theles he had
Station to pick' up a couple ofplain- gone ahead with it On! rose leaves and preserve a few of Ol1T 'so fang; iof eouree n0 one expects fam-
cicbhes men who were waiting for his awn initiative, . The money had strawberries whole in jelly. And did 1 Mies bo grow in a minute. But 1 have
them: and the to o! szped through the mysteriatts!ly disappeared between • di you ever see parsley packed between
in mind one ,on two other persons
almost deserted streets at breakneck office of the construction company
pace, heading for the waterfmont: and its destination; it had never
the •t.exchequer.
t
•�ery minutes
a er • �e r orreached
layers of salt iii a preserve jar andslvham:I hope to have as -relatives soon,
keeping green all winter? And -0 I. understand how you feel, Sara; I
.
d't in
�year
ted8
spent a miserable was pitying
myself; then I sudldenly realized that
if it were a slew gown or a new pesi-
tion I wanted I'd go to work and get
it; and I asked myself why I should
not also go to work and get a new
smiler. He a quite Balm as he g P nu'blrc family.I'd been slitting there crying
q man with uld ns u on the
cleared away the blueprints and in- treasury could go very far ,without covet, though, is bhe grand idea of-- _
axed the t fid seats some in i' lj1ahi-, watch -dog on Itis, growing them. Why didn't I have the -
a party
1 y
A£ 1 t th harbormention
a
just oxo to
police launch was streaking across Which 'blellg t the Iionlorable Mxl- 'goodness, I was g
the quiet 'waters of the bay. It threw ton Waring to the point of paying- what I'm raising for you!"
a wake that curled and widened, and high. compliment to the editor of the "Don't! I'd L'atiher be surprised. But
in it danced the brs en. reflections of Recorder. He bowed to McAllister. if you should slip' up on it, Prissy
the harbor lights,. He had never before quite realized, dear, I can assure you I'd be quite
The H-onora!ble Milton Waring he sand, what.a debt + all lovers. of clean
contented with any of your other
ashered thein into the library with a g'overnielent owed to the press. No Christmas products. What I really
y m o n
"You are just in time, •gentlemen, trail;, and it was so in the present) wit to make my garden help out my
to witness the end :of the comedy," • instance• Ghri tmasing
and he pressed e button beneath the The Alderson Construction Com -I "It •isn't too late ;yet," suggested
edge of ,his desk as he spoke. "Pass i>any had'. aroused the suspicions of Priscilla, consolingly. "And I have 'to
-around'bhe cigars, I3tatch, like a geed' Mr. McAllister shortly after it became!copyright on the plan!"
fellow -Well, upon my word!" active. In some way he had learned'``
-
"Arrest that men!" cried Ferguson, ' of the proposed campaign fund con -1, Let's Plant Ilalrlias.
springing after J. Cuthbert Nickieby, trrjibubion and, .a -s it turned out, it was
who had made a dash towards the due to the zeal of a Recorder reporters. No matter what you may or may
Il'rexiedl doors which opened es the chat Nickleby's, contribution had. been) not have in your garden, you must
vepg�,'�yah. lantereepted-and photographed rt had ih�ive dahlias if you would have your
• "it's Ti right,
sir, I've got him, , then • fa�llcn into the hands of Mr. Ben,- garden family complete. Flowering
assured one of the detectives Who Lamin• Wade by,, accident and 14 . as they do in late summer, you will
was waiting without for some such Wade had deposited the $50,000 in' be sure to appreciate them, because
rinave, As he came through the door- trust,
pending proof of ownership.
' A few days ago Mr. Wade had your roses and peonies will mostly be
way the click of ',the handcuffs, were t time.
- aa. ible to i ,a startledgroup,tome to him with 'tie se 'facts and arse oveeh by that , .
qij 1d, •�- !to orality bin% that the Reda -raid +,vela Mueil of the suecess with dahlias
ivat rn the room.
"What's 111.E meaning a£'this War- 'pre'parin;g to accuse him o'f.bein'.� itn- depends entirely en the soil, especially
they itddeb his' face di ... plicated with. Nicklebyand B1atCti,ford the way it is prepared. Dahlias i:evor'
tn� ; shouted N y,s ,
t rage. "lie ou trying to
Ferguson ars �a certain doubtful real- take kindly to soil that is too rich.
teltecl with - me? Take Estate trans'actiorl. Not until then
anyetllrng rti n1e. xa1Ge o i.verr; on cloy soil you can .grow tho
thenr s h d he reali�'etl t11e risk which bri t
t l and he hurl •rssttlned 1n t !
these
braeeIets, deme yous"' '110,gu.son ' 11 t at -1
- lineSt 'varieties "'f dAhl1a5.
I d advise yquito sit dawn, 1�icder en tin: to ffi11°1-vPharr own 11ne o!. 1 you want dahli:as, .plow or til ;
by, and keen quiet. You •are tinder to p . • g, �
eee/e ,t and you'11 know all about It' in. invicetli-g tion in secret. The p'os�sibil-, the g'rotmd early,. IUg 1 esP, elle dc�eP-
It xe'Fir lnihetes. Ab, ,good evening, ity that the 1'tun�ter might in t111'b be 'e!' the better.., :bo this as soon as the
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Or delivered direct
to your Post Office
by return Mail
any place Sri Can-
ada, upon re-
ceipt of above
amount.
Satisfaeti on '
guaranteed. ,
A Beauty
Genn,ine
T{r4L1VVT
Stock
$8.75
,22 Calibre
shoots any
size up to ,22
long rifle.
26 Calibre,
turn bolt action,
shoots any ,26
rim fire, A real
rifle. Every part
of the Cooey .Can-
uck is titaroueley
tested and has our
red tagGuarantee
e
• Card attached. Don't
take a substitute. get
the •••enuine, or order
direct froth us.
The H. W. 'Gooey
Machine & Arnie Co.
317 to 321 Rowland Arte.
Toronto, Canada'
nes-irk
Don't buy furniture or metal beds
fitted with old-fashioned, shaky, de-
structive castors. Tell your dealer
you must have the
WATZ4 c74'
SLIDING FURNITUREJ1-10E
Never balks, falls out or.
goes sideways. Slides
harmlesslyand noiseless-
ly over carpets, rugs,
linoleum or hardwood
floors. Saves housework
—prevents damage.
Furniture and hardware
dealers sell them.
All sizes end styles, both
glad base and smooth
metal base
Made in Canada by
ONWARD MFG. 00,
Kitchener, Ont,
jirds s A aA:iarlc
ne
CARLATED
PETROLEUM JELLY
A VERY efficient
antiseptic when
used as a first-aid
dressing for cuts,
scratches, bruises, in-
sect bites, etc. . Keep
a tube in the house
for emergencies.
CHESEBROUGII MFG. COMPANY
(Consolidated)
1330 Chabot Ave, Montreal
1
CORNS
Lift 'Off with Fingers
-The $185 Tractor (F O.B. roronttl).
Cuts the Cost of Cuitiva th g
_ A Sprywheel And one man can do mgro
cultivating than five leen with wheel
ill i1:.ilMES hoes. Ii: pays for itself before thegrowinli
lint POWtr by season is half over, in labor saved. The
viva better crops you'll get are additional'
reasons for buying tt Sprywheel now.
Agents wanted '111 soma localities.
JSI-WWiirtr-
b2 COLBOi4T'' b s-rotET
0: TORONTO
Dope
et __se
Doesn't hurt a bit! trop littlo
'Freezone" on alt Hob aaig: 0011, instant-
ly the.. corn : lops hurting, then shortly
you 11 t it right- off with fingers, l'rlyl ,
Vol r• druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"lr rcezone" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard von, sort cora,
or Coir between the toe, and the cal•`
lases tvitbotlt .soreness or irr'it:hfittri,