The Huron Expositor, 1917-03-02, Page 62
UNRESERVED Auer'
Farm Seock and Iraple e
R. T. Luker has been
ey the undersigned to sell by pu lic
auction on lot 21, concession 5, Hay,
2% 'miles watt a Heiman, on the Var.
ieh Read, on .Thuradity, March 8, 1917,
at one otclo.cle, the following alleles: ,
Hotnes--One black gelding five years ,
oid,bay• mare 9 years old, driving hOralt 1
4 Teen old, bleed mare in foal, 15,
years old, colt 2 Years old, colt, 1 year :
old, Cattle coed due to calve at time ;
a asK cow due to calve fin May, 2
farrow cows,
teens 1 year old, speing elves, brood
i
2 eifers 1 year old, 2
eow, and 60 hens.; Implernents--wa
on, 3 inch tired wagon, Zete inch tire; :
Frost & Wood binder, Deering mower,
ilarrahe, bobsleighs, 12 hoe drill cul-
tivator, 2 walking plows, riding plow,
set harrows, roller, buggy, cutter, hay
rack, gravel box, set work harness,
heet single harnetestsuga kettle. House-
hold Effects-eSideboard, deop leaf tab-
le, 10 kitchentehairs, 2 heating stoves, '
2 heating drums, number of pipes, l
ferkst Ashen shovels, and other art :
ides too nuineroas to mention. Terms '
—All sums of .10 and under, cash; 1
over that amount g months' credit on
approved joint notes, J.D. WILSON .
Proprietor; R. T. Luker, Auctioneer,'
Plume 175, r 13, Exeter.
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HITHERTO unpubliehed
suMmone to Peace, oAe
-dressed to President Lin
-
Coln during the Civil War
by Emperor Pedro of. Brazil, and
cloeely paralleling t Presideut Wil-
, stints recent- speeeh before the Se,n-
i
atee lp published in The London
1 •
Post by Frederic Hangmen, founder
of the Positivist Society. Harrison
! says .that he has had accessto unpale-
,
'lobed documents in the archives of
the United States, and found among
them the Brazilian Emperor's coned
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Ill/dIESERNED AUCTION SALE
'of Perm Stock,Iniblements and House-
hold Effects. R.r T. Luker has re-
ceived Instructions to sell by public
aucti n on Lot 27, Concession 7, Hay,
one roil* south of Hills Green, on
March 6, ran, at one o'clock sharp,
the following: Horses—Mare 5 years
old, mire 4 years old, mare 3 years
old, got by Colonel Graham; Pereheron
mare 7 yeas oIcl, Percheroh mare 6
year add, gelding 3 years old, colt
rising 1 year, driving horse 4 years
old Cattle—cow ;9. years old due to
calve in March; cow 8 years old, due
to calve in March, cow six year old,
in calf; cevr in calf 7 years old; cow
due in May 7 years old, fat heifer, 2
farrowteirovs 4 years cad, 3 heifers ris-
ing 2 years 014,10 steers rising 2 years
old, 3 spring calves, 3 July caves, 4
htore jogs and about 50 young hens.
ImpreMente---het ,bobsleighs and lege
himke, new wagon 2% inch tire, film
wagon, tap buggy, new Massey -Har -
is binder 7 --ft. cut, Masay-Flarris
mower,. 164 foot Deering hay -rake,
Whiner hoe drill, combned, seeder and
fertilize!drill, disc harrow, _Deering
ultivatir, wide and narrow teeth,
bean cultivator and puller, Cockshutt
• ng- plcMgh, 2 walking plows, root
ii irritabie, Itchy or sore? 0
se, follow the 'wise example of
Mrs 1. Knox of Pine Creek
lelaie. She writes: .
44 My little daughter :altered
with a rash during teething.
The irritation caused the child
to be very cross and peevish.
applied Zam-Buk, which Was
at Mice most soothingIt kept
her eklo soft, drew qutfthe
flanimation and soon ended the
irritation altogether. Before
long, thanks to my- persever-
an.ce with, Zam-Bult, the rash,
eintireletdigappeared. ZamtBuk
is a great soothing Mlles.".
Zant-Buk 1* els° unequalled
for eczema, • ringworm, tasty
oresq takers, old wounds, boilie
pimples, blood -poisoning, piles,
burns, cuts:scalds and all skin
injuries. W.4 box. " 3 for $1.25.
.All druggistaand stores, or the
Zatii-Bule Co., Toronto. Send
lc. stamp for postage on FREE
trial beire
CONSTIPATED
Leek Motherl if tongue Is coated,.
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia -Syrup of FigaP
pulper, Deering steel 3- drums; r
set ire* harroWs, long double tree' /11.°thara Can "St ca" after °ling
a few hours all the clogged -up waste.
2000 scales, Melottee cream hepar-
4Talltortila Syrup of Figs," because In
Clinton fanning mill, stone boat, set
ator, 600 lbs capacity, bag rully, sad- sour bile and fermenting fwd gently
moves out of the bovrels, and you have
cite, Bettered' harness nearly new and
on military seFvice. The autidiri
this denial couhr have readily neer-
afraid the feeds from lion. Charlet;
urphy Who deelined to pair with
r George Parley or from the Chief
heral Whip who detellned to give
y -assurance that pales would be
dhantedl -The authors a the denial
have since ascertained' the truth but
have not made correction.
Knowing thie, are there any Con-
servatives who would went a coali-
them with men who refuse to give
pairs to fellow roembers desirous of
serving oversees?
m.unica,tion. The Post beads the are
ticle "President Wilson's Pose," and
gives it the eub-heading "An Inter-
esting Parallel." Harrison says:
' "The language used by his Ma-
jesty so closely resembles the re.
1 script to the Senate just delivered
j by President Wilson that one thinks
4- that the President recently looked up
the Emperor's mandate and its words
e were etehed in his mind." Ilarristin
• then quotes the •following from ate
Brazilian document:
"I speak In the name of humanity
i and the neutrals of South Anaerica,
whose industry and commerce are
-serfouely affected by this meet uaaee
countable war between the States et
North America. The Confederate
States assure Me they are i*
ready
ready to discuss terme of peace.
. . . Whenthe aggressive Veil-
' e're-2143 can show the. same 'attitude,
peace evill be made. It is ineenceive
able that the mighty State of Whieit
I am Emperor should laaVe no part in
that enterprise."
(PresideneWileon, in his message,
observed that in his December note
to belligerents; he "spoke on behalf
of humanity arid of the rights of all
neutral oations whose vital interests
the war ;puts in constant jeopardy."
Wilson went on to say that peace
must be folkowed by some definite.
concert of power to prevent s. re,
' leetition of the present war. "It is
; unconeeivable," -hod the message,
i "that the people of the United States
should play e part In that great en-
terprise,') '
After demanding' "to have
irOlee determining the conditions on
which sueh a pea,ce shall be made
permanent," because a peace whie,h
did not include Brazil could not pre-
vent a renewal ef the war, the Em-
peror -continued:
"There must be peaee, I say, witie.
out victory. . . Both of you
want the same object and neither of
you can get all you want. The foun-
dation of peace is the equality of
States, whether they are 'slave -hold-
ing or not, and equality implies free-
dom." •
(President Wileon said: "We shall
have no voice In determining what
'those (peace) "terms shall be, but we
shall, 1 feel sure, have a voice in de-
termining whether they shall be
made lasting or not. . . . No toy -
anent of co-operative peace that does
I not include the people of the new
i world can suffice to keep the future'
nickle 'lasted all complete, 2 set work a well' playful child again. :
Sick children. needn't be coaxed to '
barneekel6D feet hayfork rope, three
pulleys, car, pulley hooks, slings, and : take this harrolees "fruit laxative." -
Millions of mothers keep It handy be- '
hayfork, 2.50 cedar posts, 250 cedar
stakes, 40 cords stove wood, 3 ladders, cause theY knew ita action en. the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
250 Waage oats; about 5 tons clover
and our°.
lay! arquantity of feed, forks, shovels
ceatast set gape, harness, 2 tanks: Ask your druggist for a 50 -cent hotel.
ue a "California Syrup of Figs," which ;
wheel 'harrow, grindstone. Household contains directions for babies, children 1
Elfect*-3 bedsteads, wood heater, one
hen ing table of all ages and for grown-ups,
feed hoile.r. Terms --All sums of -$10
and under, cash; over that amount 10
month credit on approved joint notes.
A amount of 4 per cent allowed off
for wish on credit ainoun.
Oats and Hay cash. THOMAS
COMM, Proprietor; R. T. LUKER
Auctioneer, Phone 13 on 175, Exeter.
lamp, e lamp, cream can,
Ifs Here!
Come In
and See It!
The NEW
Fairbanks.;
Norse
FARM ENGINE
Economical L.- Simple
Light Wei,ght —Substantial
FOrg-PrOof Construction—!
Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore'
Leak -proof Compressioal
5.00
for the
Po
on skids with'
BUILT,IN
MAGNETO
$115 611.1)..;320
Ail Fe O. a Factory
Than Rated P
and a Wonder elk Price
This Ergine can .be seen at
Lot 27, Con. 1, McKiDop
W. T. GRIEVE
Agent for
Superiee Litter Carriers, Water Bowls
and Steel Stabling
Baker Windmills and Pumps
Galvanized Piping, etc.
1
FOR SALE.
, A mead heed 4 horse power LH . C.
Gasoline Engine.
Pump Repairing Done on Short NoVce
Phone 14 on 122
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safe against war. . . . The
statesmen of both groups of natio.ls
now arrayed against one , anotbor
have said, in terms that could not
be misinterpreted, that it was; no
part of the purpose they had in mind
to crush their antagonists. ; . It
must be a peace without victory. .
The equality of nations upon `vrhich
Peace must be founded, if it is to last,
must be on equality of rights; the
guarantees exchanged mast neither
recognize nor imply a difference be-
tween nations great and small").
After defending. slave -bolding, the
Emperor concluded: "I speak for the
friends of humanity in every nation
-- My voice Is that of true libertr
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TAKES OFF DANDRUFF, -
HAM STOPS FALLING
gave your Hair! Get a 25 cent•bottli
of Danderine right now—Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, coloiless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its vce •
life; eventually producing a feveri• ;
.nesa and itching of the scalp, we
if not remedied. causes the hair
to shrink, loosen and die --then
hair falls_out last. Aelittle Dande. 1
tonight—now-e-any time—will su.
Save yolur hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowiterie.
Danderine from any drug store. ' You
eurety can have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you will just try a little Dan-
derine. • Save your hair! Try it!
!ammo.
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and tenni of sale of the Mowing
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The abos ;Gods are ell tell
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iranl snd iirs eupplied te
c 0 ne milkers 4ftr.d frees the
i Brewery ONLYjs leesildea where
I no licensed
throughout the world, These are
Brazilian principles, Brazilian po-
licies, and they are the sacred prin-
ciples of mankind."
,(President Wilson said: "I hope
and believe that I am in effect speak-
ing for liberals and friends of hu-
manity in every modern nation and
of every programme of liberty. .
These are American, principles, Asti-
erican policies, and they are also the
principles and policies of forward-
looking men and women everywhere.
They are the 'principles of mankind
and must prevail.")
Mr. Harrison adds that President
Lencoln did not reply to the Em-
peror, and is,reported to have said to
his secretary: "Take no notice of
this hypoeritical swagger. The devil.
might as well preach a setPlaon that
the only Godly peace was to gide
men and nations free play to break
the dead decalogue."
Frederick Harrison was born in
London in 1831, and is an essayist,
historian, and philosopher of world
fame. He was called to the bar in
1858.
The Emperor Pedro II. of Brazil,
ascended the throne in 1831, on the
abdication of his father, but an array
evolution. in 1889 forced him from
the throne.
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1A "Business" Government.
The idea of a coalition govern-
ment Which was political appears to
have been sidetracked by the pro-
posal of a "national" government,
which is not political but purely
' busitiess. It takes no thought of
Parliament or the Constitution, The
men who originated it see several
vacancies In the Senate which they
could fill to qua ty them for seats
:
in the Cabinet. It is a royal road
to. political prefea ent, and better
still from their standpoint it puts
them in position to advance their
• own "business." Private informa-
tion from Montreal makes it clear
that certain railway interests are at
ihe head and, front of the campaign
*for "national" government and their
pose is far from being unconnected
with the settlement ef atm railway
problem which the government will
have to undertake as soonas the
Drayton Board has handed in its re-
port. Take` a look at some of the
names connected with this agita-
tion before being carried away by it.
A despatch from Ottawa was pub-
lished so.ee time ago denying that
the Literals had refused pairs to
Conseryse metal of Parliament
°I1gclitatiEgs"
CASTORIA
}......mit,•••••••••••••••••=mera
"Fight to a Finish."
Norman Angell writes in The New
Republic that "At this momedt „the
whole courts° of Allied potter rests
far more upon the fashion lir which
the great raass will answer a simple
question of hunsau psychology than
upon any question °fatalities. Will
German be less or more inclined to
'do It Ain' If they are. now "Pune
ished' a fight to a finish? • You
have there a 'question upon which -an
obseevant woman who has brought
up half a, dozen, children and kept
1 her temper is able to pronounee as
4 the most experienced stetesman. It
is the aVerage Englishman's ideae as"
to the efficacy of force and pu.nish-
raent, the- extent of which his own
ordinary judgraent ha e survived the
temper of war, and not any expert
decision in the intricaeles cld Balkan
Polities:that will decide -the question.
of.dgenetinuing the war."
Turkey has put bakeries under
Government rule
1 A. 1.000 Year Prophecy.
One ancient propheo at leited
should now be fulfilled as an mit-
coine of this war. Nearly a thousand
years' ago it was foreteld that the
. event which our Jingoes of the sev-
enties refeeed to contemplate would
- come' te pass. "Bo the vulgae et
every • rank" (la "Constantinople;
says Gibbon, "It was asserted and
believed that an equestrian statue in
the same square of Taurus was se-
'wetly- inscribed with a prophecy.
/tow ' the Russians, in the Jest days,
should become masters of Constan-
tinople." The statue had baen
brought from Antioch, was melted
cloven by the Latins, and was sup-
posed to repre,e-ent either Joshua, or
Belieroph on, ,`a. curious dilemma,"
*as Gibbon puts it, But of the exist-
enee of the propheey there is lac
dente.—London Chroniele
Optimistic.
Grubbs -1 never realizee until now
what a thoroughly convineed optimist
Rinks b. Stu bbs— What made you form
your new estimate of hin1 Grubbs—
The fact that he is trying to raise chick-
ens, roses and two bull pups all on the
same lot —Riehroond Times -Dispatch.
Leroe Truth,
"I wish I could earn a large for-
tune."
"You've got the wrong idea, my boy.
Fortunes. aren't earned; they're saved."
—Datroit Free Press.
No Safeguard.
"That fellow is, as dumb as an
oyster."
"Maybe he is, but even oysters, dumb
ns they are, end it hard -to keep out of
a stew."—Baltiniore American.
Macaronl.•
The word "maearoni" Is taken from
Greek derivation, which means "the
eiessed dead," in allusion to the an•
10111 custom of eating or feasts for the
twee
HURON NOTES.
—On Wednesday afternoon of last
week the matrimonial knot was tied
at the Methodist personage in Brus-
sels by Rev. D. Wren, M.A., be-
tween Walter A. Lowry and Miss Ag-
nes C. McGregor, both of Brussels.
—Fire Sunday morning destroyed
the fine residence of Mr. Ed. Finne-
gan, concession 4, North Easthope.
entailing a heavy loss, which is only
partly coveted by insurance. The
house was cement veneer, and the out-
er coating of concrete made it im-
possible to each the flames which,
famed by a stiff west wind, spread
rapidly, guttingthefine home and des-
troying the bulk of the contents. The
fire is thought to have been caused by
a defective chimney.. Mr. Finnegan
had sold the farm and had planned a
sale ,of stock, etc., in a few weeks.
—The death occurred of John Jack-
son, at the home of his sister-in-law,
Mrs...George Jackson, in Brussels on
Sunday evening, February llth, aged
67, years and 2 menthe. Pneumonia
was the cause Of death. The deceas-
ed was- nonein the Township of Wool-
wich, Waterloo' County, and came to
the 8th line,' Morris township, with
his parents in 1855. A good share of
his life was spent in that township, al-
thougb. he lieecl on Concession 17.
Gni* Ownship, for 12 years. Mr.
and Mts. Jackson went west years
ago, locating at Wiwi Hill, Saskatche.
wan; where he prospered as a farmer.
Parting with his land, he and his wife
.4:mute back to this locality last Christ-
mas with the intention of maldn,o;
their home there. Forty-one years
ago, the subjeet of this notice was
united in marriage to Miss Rebecca
Corbett, Of • Morris, and she with two
sons and four daughters survive.
Children Cry
/ ;OR FLETCHER'S
CAS"TORIA
lio a
a farmer
and horsemen
-have saved
:money by using
Kendall's Spa-
VineurefOrSpavins, Curb, Ringbone,
Splint, Bony Growthaand Lameness,
, from waxy other cauaea. It keepe
:horses working. A V. bottle may
save a horse for you. Get a bottle the
next time you are in town. Sold by
druggists everywhere, dl a bottle
for d5, also ask for a copy of otirboiik •
tleillreatiseonthellorse"—orwriteto
Di 11..1. KENDALL COMPANY -
Encabura Pans, Vermont 111
AWN%
.Britih Wireless.
From a long-range station, on the
west.coast of Ragland wireless mes-
sages are sent out by tlee Govern-
ment every day. Sometime three
or four meseages are circulated in
tweaty-tour hours, • - they are sent
westward — the control of direction
being. possible -under one ef the late
est inventions l eonnection With
wireless telegraphy—so that they
reach practically all parte ref North
and South Ameriete
The *German diovesnraend paid
speciat attention to this business sgt
influencing neutral opiate/1 from the
moment that hostilities began. Tbo
British Government 4ervice is now
coping effectively wiad the German
publicity campaign.
The headquarters of the "English
Wireless" are at Marconi House,
London., and the message is sent et
every evening from the long-diatance
station at Pohihu, Cornwall. e
11 consists of a summary of the
official communiques and of reverts
received from agencies. There is an
arrangement by which the Govern-,
ixtent adds whateV,er newt it may
consider desirable to circulate.
The message Is of about .700
words, and is retransmitted from
Teneriffe, Las Palmas, Dakar
(French Africa), and other places
SO that it may reach the far corners
of the world.
.11101.11Yeemonftwamaar.41.5
Precautions.
Grown old in the servire of his
master and mistress, Jaines was a
privileged retainer,
He was waiting at table one day,
when a guest asked for fish -fork, I
but the request was ignored.
Then .the hostess noticed the ri
episode, and renearked, in ee most
peremptory manner: .3
"James, Mrs. Jones hasn't any
fish -fork. Get her one at once!"
"Madam," came the emphatic I
reply, "teat, time Mrs. Jones dined 1
here we lost a fish -fork."
James has now been reiegated to
the garden.—Tit-Bi
derstandtig that he
ta
Sleeping on Water.
One of the things neaed by phyel-
ciane Is a bed that ea71 be heated or
cooled accordinq to the needs of the
patient, and one that a patient can
e upon for monthe, If necessarY,
without getting bed sores, An in -
venter has filled thitr want with what
he calls a water bed, saye the Popu-
lar Science Monthly for January.
The bottom and eides of the bed
are built of galvanized steel and the
top is made of rubbered canvas.
When this is filled with water it
tuakea as soft a mattress as any one
could desire. A reservoir is etatIone
ed at the head of the bed, which
bolds enough water to make the
Pressure in the, mattecee the same at
all points.
Vanity of the Papuans.
The natives of meet primitive
countries are vain, but the- Papuans
are particularly so, and though they
v. ear next to nothing in the way of
e4othing, they love tospend hours
pt,eening thewsoves like lArde,
cumbing their hair with long -toothed
wooden comband adorning the
great m o pa Nt, ith bright flowers, giv-
ing a' inost artistic effect. They also
paint. Lr facc4 W;L:Li red and yel-
Low eleencnts, in deigns that are
weird iy fuuny, In the remote th01.111-
tai ne 420 al men and 'matineij starry
5d.I3 bags containing their
toflet .e!equislies. Women, adds the
Iwi'..,1.:• in the February Wide World
Alttee nine, whoare remit widows or
.tre mourning for near relatives,
blacken their already dark faces with
Ia saele piegtnent or mud, which gives
tieta, te eery strarge appearance and
in :tit gm them look so ugly _that -
1 eeeeehtey in the case of widows—it
v -ry euee....1.$1u333 keeps off lovers.
1 ti,.!-:, en,Lciing a d-- tett period of
I widewhoed.
i
I
I Experienced in flisings.
I Lord Cheylesmore, who has been
i Presiding at the Dublin courts -mart -
1 lad, has had a wide experience of in-
surrections and public disturbances,.
In 1870 he was staying at the Hotel
Bristol in Paris during the reign of
the Commune. The Commfinists
warned ill111 to remain quietly in hie
room arid not to look out of the win-
dow, 4 His euriosity overcame him.
He was observed, and placed under
arrest. After running grave risk of
being shot, he was released on the
unet
a, once re-
turned to England, which he was
only too glad to do.
Later on, in 3833, Lord Cheyles-
more was in Dublin when Brady was
executed. A public demonstration
was expected. However,' when the
black flag weft up the whole of the
vast assembly which had gathered
round the gaol, knelt down and en-
gaged • in silent prayer. Lord Cher-
lesmore describes this as one of the
most impressive sights he ever wit-
nessed, which is saying a, good deal.
He was present when peace was sign-
ed between Russia and Turkey in
1878.
for over two centeiries. A few weeks
,e
etdur jtioiluse4
Bertha Trost were put up for sale u
ago Lord Rosebery's chaise and that
belonging to the notorious Madam
run for its money, the craze lasting
vogue The f:hraltrh,eoirf daily course, airi si nag sti a tive of
Sedan, France, and had quite a good
wounded men made Sedan chairs the -
It wouTheld heSeadacnureiohatislr6sigh our .
4i.L'veryn, the diarist, describ-
n chair as "quite a Paris-
n7,eitgrotdobe
n nd)i0 iifit d.ns
It was ft
tee:
.4f,,:ings, and made ita (1,?but in Ent -
,7 J11;;IPs mien.
'Using Sparc 3fornenta,
Sir Walter Ecott, when employee
as quartermaster of the Edinburg*
Light Casralry, was afTidcntally die-
bled- by the Itiek of a horse, ant
14".1.4 confined some time to ids house.
Il bad so trained Ii5ieee1f to Red
-are moments for self-improvement
n every pursuit that ha turned even
noeceident to good aecount. The
4vi0rn, enemy to idlenss, he set his
mind -to work, and in three days com-
posted the first caete '"elie Lay of
the Last Minetrel."
Kitchenera, aoiee,
A correspondent of The, London
Times contributes an anecdote of
Kitchener. At an early stage in the
negotiations lea.dnig up to the peace
'ef Vereeniging, in May, 1902, a dee-.
anguished officer whb was a friend
O\ the commanderein-chief sent the
lather at Pretoria a private telegram
reading as follows: "May we sing
at church parade next Sunday hymn
No. n 5;7, 'Peace, Perfect Peace/7'
The reply paine, and promptly: "No;
sing laynip. No. 269, 'Christian, Seek
Not Yet R4T0344% P
MAD ESTiOk
6JDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS
CURED.
'That grand old remedy, Burdock
Blood Bitters, has been on the marled
for over forte years and we claim, with.
out any fear of contradiction, that there
is not another medieine on the market
to -day- that can compare with it for the
cure of all disturbances of the stoma&
Mrs. 8. Turpin, ceiborne, Oat. -writeal
"1 am writing to say that have used
your Burdock Blood Bitters. For a
period I suffered with indigestion mei
nething I took ever gave -me any ;riled,
only for a short time. 1 bought severed
bottles of B. B. B. from our
Mr. GOffis, and can honestly say
eat or drink anythirer I. want without
experiencing anybad' after-effects. 1
i
may say that it s the only meditine I
ever got any relief from."
Burdock Blood Bitters ie manufeetured
only by Tffo T. Mit..ntrail co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
seeeeementeeeetteaae.eneeeee,
2 and 5 lb. Cartons --
10,200 SO and 100 lb. Bags.
When you pay the price of &sr quality sugar, why not
sure that you get it? There is one brand in Cmada
which has no second quality—that's the old reliable Redpath.
"Let Redpath Sweeten it."
Made in one grade only—the
E MINISTER OF Fl A CIE
REQUESTS
THE PEOPLE OF CANADA TO
BEGIN NOW
TO SAVE MONEY FOR THIR
NEXT WAR LOAN
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