HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-04-20, Page 3An
nglish Chemist Has Dis-
covered HQW to
Grow Hair..
In England the ladies have entirely
ataraloned wearing rats, which is entire-
ly due to this new discovery.
It has been found that Henna leaves
contain the ingredients that will posit-
ively grow hair. That the Ion , looked
dor article is proven every slay..
'Iho .Americans ere new lacing on
the market a prep oration ntafningthe
extract from Henna I es, which is
having a pllenominal sa e.
This preparation is called SALVIA
et•.d is sold with a guarantee to cure
Dei dzuff ard to grew hair in abundance.
Being daintilly perfumed SALVIA
make., a most pleasant hair dressing.
11'. J. blind is the first to import this
preparation into Wingham.
Humor and
Philosophy
a,. V VI CA/1 nt.'SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
WHEN an old bachelor marries his
women acquaintances alt wonder
that he didn't do it sooner and his men.
friends wonder bow he happened to
get caught.
When a man marries to get a house-
keeper he is sometimes Surprised and
aghast to find that he is reckoned in as
a part of the house furnishings.
The reason the small boy would rath-
er shovel off the neighbor's sidewalk
than the bottle sidewalk is because ply-
ing the shovel on the neighbor's may
uncover a quarter.
Children and chickens are fruitful
causes of neighborhood feuds.
A man is something of a philosopher
who pays the bill of damages incurred
by his small son as cheerfully as he
pays his poker losses.
Many a good lie is incited by the in-
nocence of the auditor.
A woman sometimes keeps up a sena
blance of innocence long after that
condition has passed merely because it
harmonizes with her cast of counte-
nance.,
No man should be judged by his
clothes, but it is always safe to judge
a woman by the way she does her hair.
Among those who ought to be barred
from society is the man who remarks
after you have told your best story,
"That's not the way I heard it."
Practically the man who never pays
Iris debts has noue.
Had to Be Cautious.
"I wonder why he never acts nat-
ural."
"Perhaps he would be arrested if he
did."
Progress.
The ort, the horse, the autocar.
Acknowledged man as king.
Note, if You listen you will hear
The beating of his wing.
•
A Problem.
"lie is married though happy."
"What!"
"Sure." ' •
"Was he happy before ho was Mar-
ried?'
lar-ried'
"I� guess so."
Then what made the idiot take
such long chances?" •
It Is Miserable
To Be
Dyspeptic.
HAD FURNISHED ROAMS.
And He Heel a Sign Out to IAA tht
Neighbor' Know,
In a little settlement on the outskirts
of omeago two douses stand out more
boldly than the rest, These two are
the domiciles of two Italians of menus,
who, although being very ignorant
men, vied with each other for the
social leadership of the locality.
One day a newcomer, in search of
temporary lodgings, attraeted by a
eonsplcuous sign in the window of the
first of these two houses. stepped to.
the door to make inquity,
"I see you have furnished rooms.
here," he said to the swarthy man who
answered leis knock.
"Ya," rejoined the foreigner, point-
ing to the furnished room situ, "dere's
da sign,"
"Well, if you have one that'a.seitable
I'd like to rent it for awhile."
"We no rent de rooms," was the be-
wildering declaration. "I got my fam-
ily 113 here, and dey take up all da
house."
"Don't rent any rooms? Why, then,.
have you that sign stuck in the win-
dow?"
"I'll tell you. Las' week dat fellow
next door hang such a sign in his front
window, an' we'll f see dat I put one
of da same kind in my front window,
just to show da people dat he ain't
only man in dial place eat have his
rooms furnished!" -Judge's Library.
Dyspepsia is•one of the most prevalent
troubles of civilized life, and thousands
suffer untold agony alter every meal.
Nearly everything that enters a weak
dyepeptte stomach, 'acts as an irritant;
hence the great difficulty of effecting a
euro.
The long train of distressing symptoms,
. which tender life a burden to the victim
of dyspepsia, may be promptly relieved
by the use of Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mrs, John Sherle 1' Fortier
Ii d'. dyspepsia writes, I was troubled with ysps
f
i
for ears. A friendrof mine told me
about Burdock Blood Bitters so I got a
bottle to t, and b ha before � was 1#
finished I could eat rtnything 'without
eluffering, and when 1 had used two
bottles I was sound and well. Now l
feel just fine; indeed 1 can't say too
muoh In favor of your medicine."
Burdock 'Blood Bittern is rnanutae-
tured only by The T...Iilburn CO., Luuit.
cad, Toronto, Ont.
SEEING THE FAR EAST.
it Should Be Viewed Through tho iii•
Isle and "Arabian Nights,"
The best books , n the east, as every
one knows, are the Bible and the "Ara-
bian :rights, and yet 1 found most
travelers were saturating themselves
with snippity descriptions of monu-
ments and places, with tabloids of his-
tory, with technical paragraphs on ar-
chitecture and the ethnic religious,
with figures about the height of this
and the length of that or condensed
statistics of exports and imports and
the tonnage through the Suez canal
and dates about the Pharaohs and the
Mughals. No wonder they see nothing,
know nothing; enjoy nothing and come
home bringing a few expletives, adjec-
tives and photographs which can be
had for a small price in either New
York or London.
The first thing to do in going to the
east is to turn your education out on
your desk so that you can get at the
bottom of it, and there yon will find
the Bible and the "Arabian •Nights"
and the "Odyssey" and "Iliad" and
"Virgil" and "II."redotute" and "Xeno-
phon," and you will realize what a
fool you were not to have devoted
more time to them when you were
asked to do so. Caide books can get
you to the east. but they do not get
you inside. It is temperament, not
trains, that counts. -.?rice Collier in
Scribner's Magazine.
THE WING-UAX TIMES APRIL 20,
DM ANIMALS
lotriu Queer Habits of Cats, Mico,
Filee, Sniakee, Coldfleh
and Sheep
A fly on a window parte will -crawl
to thetop, fly back to the bottom and 1
crawl up attain. This order is seldom
reversod. Why, no opo knows, It is
on 'record that a fly crawled up a win-
dow pane thirty-two times, returning
each time a -wing.
I•ieas serateh for food with the cull
behind them, the reason being that
the rays reflect on the minute parts•
Wes, A blind hen will pick grain and
not miss a kernel
Cats seldom lie with their feet to
the file. Thornily they lie on their
left side. Dogs lie with their forepaws
to the fire,
A mouse will ignore a food supply
sufficient for a meal and run great
risks to nibble at a wholesale supply,
It will hide at the source, of food sup-
ply and not depart therefrom until
actually disturbed. It is not true that
amouse runs to its hole at the first
alarm,
Find a harmless little snake the
length of a lead pencil and proylde a
box for it in the house, visit Re:taily,,
and at the end of three rnenths it
will crawl to you for food.
(goldfish usually swim around a
globe to the right. They can be
taught to tape a fly out of the hand in
six weeks' time. The presence of
other fish in the globe is generally
ignored by goldfish. Drop a piece of
chip on the surface of the water and
it will frighten a fish.
Sheep spend more time grazing
than do cattle and horses. Sheep will
eat for twelve hours out of the twenty -
Your.
Perfumes.
Civet Is an aromatic substance of
the consistence of honey and Is ob-
tained from a pouch on the civet cat,
an animal from two to three feet long
and about ten or twelve inches high.
The best known of animal odors is
musk, which Is obtained from the
musk deer. Cbiva furnishes the best
quality. Twenty -Ove pods or sacks
are packed in oblong boxes composed,
of plates of lead inclosed in a caddy
made ofr tasteboard. Musk is obtain.
ed from Assam, Siberia, the Altai
mountains and other parts of northern
Asia. Ambergris is another animal
odor. It is secreted in the intestines
of the spermaceti whale. A very Buri
ons fact Is that atnbergris is only ac-
cumulated by disease -that is, it is
only secreted in a sick whale. It is
very hard, of a light gray color and is
found in quantities varying from twen•
ty to fifty pounds. It is worth about
1:0 00 ounce. --London Standard.
MVluciiage and Gum.
"I went into a stationer's shop in
Londou one day." said an American.
"and said to the shop assistant:
" `Do you keep Innen:Ige?'
" `No, sir; the ;young man answered
'We try to take in all the papers. but
there are so many new ones coming
out. Still. 1 can order mucilage for
you, sir. Which number did you
want?'
"T learned afterward that I should
have asked for gum. They don't have
the word 'menage' over there in Eng.
land.
"But an nu
one oi', o in
boy and s
"'nave
"'No; i boa
replied in an
let youere
plug.' "-Washingtonour trainoff
Star.
An Accomplished Linguist.
"Did you learn any French while you
were In Paris?" asked Ended, meeting
Slithers shortly after his return from
ilrlurope. • •
"Oh, a little," said Slithers. "Not se
very much, though. 1 got so I could
say cigarette in French."
"Good!" said Elided. "Wbat is eiga-
rette in French?"
"Cigarette," said °Slithers.--Iiarper's
Weekly. •
Taking Away F'rotn the Subjsat.
When Frederick Robertson of Brlgh
ton, the great preacher who had writ
ten melt about Tennyson's poems ane
for whom the poet had a high regard,
'first called upon him, "1 felt," said
Tennyson, ti
1 t.1
entlysell, as if he had comete p u
out the heart of Lr7 mystery, so Y tally
.i
t him about nothingbut herr.
oil to
For the First Comer.
Young Stan -5o Miss Ethel is 'out
oldest slater. Who comes after ber'i
4ma11 Brother. ---Nobody ain't come yet
but !r goys the first fellow that comer
can have leer.-Iloston Transcript.
DRY PICKED' POULTRY -
A Series of Recent Experiments in
Cold Storage
Canadian exporters of poultry should
be interested in a recent series of ex-
periments in connection with the cold
storage of poultry, which have shown
that the method of scalclin,e chickens
by plunging them in water just below
boiling point to 'facilitate the removal
of the feathers affects the keeping
quality of the prepared birds. This
method in the past has been very con•
moniy practised by exporters of poul.
try in the United States and other
countries. The experiments under re-
view revealed the fact that, deteriora-
tion is greater in the case of scalded
fowls than in those that were dry -
picked' and the bacteriological exami-
nation proved that the number of bac-
teria was increased when the birds
were draws before being placed in
cold store. Dry -picked birds in good
condition, promptly stored and kept
for three and six months, are stated to
have been hardly distinguishable from
freshly lall•.d fowls.
NOT AN IDLE DUKE
Norfolk Has Charge of the Coronation
Preparations
•
One cuke at any rate cannot be
accused of leading an idle life. This
is the Duke of Norfolk, who, as Earl
Marshal of England, has practically
the whole of the arrrangements for
the Coronation in his hands. 11e has
opened special offices to deal with tile
many matters of detail with which he.
is confronted, and is at work there
early and lat... The Duke is a par-
ticularly 'fest worker, and has the
routine of i :.t department at itis fin-
gers'
ingers' ends, while his memory is little
short of marvellous, and he can recall
without much effort what was done at
the last Coronation.
THE r.'ISCH1EVOUS MATCH
One of t:e Chief. Cac^_es of the Daily
Fire Loss
The common match is a Canadian
mischief maker. 'It was one of the
chief causes of an average daily fire
loss last year of $6.4,639, or $3.14 per
capita. It i•,.lpe d to swell the list of
deaths by fire, numbering 256.
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
Sir Oswald IVlosley Is a 'type of
Old Times
A living copy of the familiar figure
created by artists to represent John
13u11 is Sir Oswald Mosley, who is
endeavoring to popularize wholemeal
bread. And not only has Sir Oswald
earned for himself the title of Jehil
Bull by reason of his appearance, but
also on account of his 'characteristics,
Ile is a country gentleman of the old
school, a ken agriculturist, a great
breeder of short -horns, an extensive
gardener, and possesses a fine museum
of British birds. But he takes to mod.
ern pleasure$ gaily, Judging by the
fact that he is as keen a motorist as
he is a lover of horseflesh. He owns
a number of ears and is 0 prominent
member of the Automobile Club. It
is becauoc' ho consider; that present-
day indigestion and decay of teeth is
line to fancy white bread that Sir 'Os:
Wald .s etu•out aging the villagers. of
Rolleston, Staffs, of which place lie Is
squire, to use wholemeal bread.
UO'T TAKE
CLOT
11Frult-a-!Is" lirs Idattwrat ufls
iven A Ntriatural I Way,
"1 toe a seventy-nitre-year-olel man
and a g e.tt believer itl, and user of,
"Met :t-t.ves"
",ltrirture of The Bowels was the
complaint I suffered front and I found
Met 4'Irrutt-atives" did sate snare good
than any other remedy. My doctor
advised rale to stick to "Trait-a-ttves„
and 1 have done so with best result,
.FI have been in business here for a
good many years and have been. a resi-
dent of Otterville for over fifty years,"
WM. PARSONS.-"
OTTIttotier.E, ONT., July 8th, 1910.
Fruit is Nature's laxative. "Fruit:,•
tives" ismade of the juices of apples
oranges, figs and prunes, "Fruit-a-
tives" acts on the human system like
fresh fruit --easily and gently -yet just
as effectively as the old.tinte p111.
"Font -a -fives" does not gripe or
irritate the intestines. It regulates..,tbe
bowels and cures Constipation because
"1 ruit-a-tives" acts directly on the liver.
Just try "Pruit-a-tives when you need
a mild, gentle yet effective laxative end
liver regulator.
5oc. a box -6 for $2.50 -trial size, 2gc.
At all dealers, or from Fruit-a-tives
L.mited, Ottawa,
Rev. R. E. Knowles for Reciprocity.
Rev. R. E. Knowles of Galt, address-
ed the Canadian Club at Guelph on
Friday evening last, his subject being
"A Nation in the Making." In the
course of his address he declared that
he was a Conservative himself, and had
only cast one Liberal vote in his Iife,
but he was nevertheless favorable to
reciprocity. Canada, he declared, was
standing just at the portals of her
future greatness. She was more loyal
now than ever she was,and the speaker
believed that in stirring up Canada's
loyalty, the present reciprocity treaty
and all the foolish talk about annexa-
tion had done as much good as another
South African war, "After all, the
things that trouble us most are the
very things that (lo us the most good,"
said the speaker. It was disgraceful
to contend that freer trade with our
neighbors would make us less loyal to
our mother country, Sueh talk was
out of court and had been from the
dawn of Waterloo down to the days of
Paardeburg. It was the natural thing
for Canada to have free trade with her
c
neighbors the speaker contended, and
it was just as natural that she would
remain loyal as ever to the motherlend.
"Our baby cries for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy,"writes Mrs. T. B. Ken-
drick, Rasaea, Ga. "It is the best cough
remedy on the market for coughs, colds
and croup. For sale by all dealers.
BEAVER iN THE WEST
A strange animal luta been attract-
ing the wonder of residents along the
•A•1ni it river tl
flanks or
the sa t ibo l e the t the
vicinity of A-nst- ts Point. The
district
is thickly wooded,
and so
,
Mystery surrounded the movements of
the visitor. A young ileal-, decided to
do Itis part in unraveling its .le, vltar
d procured a gun, went feattlres, an 1 �e ti Out
late one afternoon toer'nt1y, and an
sighting the animal burrowing in tee
eftow, shot it in the head. O11 i1Lt,t':•,i•
eatten he was sarprlsed to find that
he had killed a beaver,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
MUSKRATS
Wanted in any quantity at the fol
lowing prices:
Springs Winters Smalls Kitts
42c 35c 2fic IDe
Also I pay highest prices for all
other raw furs. Consignments solicited.
Write for my latest price list.'
1911
umoi' and
Philosophy
Mr DVJVC M Mo SMt 'lt
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
A FTER all, there is a heap et exelte-
toont in a grafter's life, to salt
nothing el the investigating 0010111it-
tee.
J. YAFFE,
7:: &Thorne St., Voronto, Ont.
The Mau who parer makes a mss.
take Invnrlably has naderlinge who
do.
There are worsen who lust seeiu to
have been born •ntrtural widOwS-
tt
What an absentminded man needs
more than auytlting else is to employ
a small boy to run histhought home,
E1. man may not love bis mother -Sa-
lem', but he is mighty glad to see her
when the baby has measles.
The paradox about pin money is that
It Is the kind that never sticks.
It is a shock; to a roan when his local
paper refers to him for the first ting
no "one of our old citizens."
While we do not rejoice in our, neigh.
bor's misfortune, we are apt to views
it with resignation.
The man wbo tellsall be knows is
easy to understand. It is the man
who says nothing who bas you guess-
ing.
From the way some persons disre-
gard. their doctors' advice you'd think
it was a free sample.
Sr:gonna or OAVAI)rtN NOttlie.
*ruler LAN1) ItBti1YLAT1Oxs.
N:Sts
person who is the sole head of a family
Aor any stale over 18 years old, may horne-
lnndli hib0, Oeckateh€wnnleoDominion
Alberta.
Tho applicant roust arpear in person at the
Doruinton Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for
the district. Entry by proxy may be made at
any agency, on certain -conditions, by father,
mother, sen, daughter,brother or sister 0f
intending homesteader, ,
Duties. -Six months' residento upon and
cultivation of the Iand in omit of three years.
A homesteader may live within nine miles of
his homestead on a farm of nt least 50 Acres
solely owned and occupied byy him or by Itis
father, mother, son, daughter, brother or
later.
In certain districts a homesteader In geed
Standing may pre-empt n cls
alongside
Ids hnru
e
sp
da.
PON;
13 00
nor
ere
Dufloe. M tt4U reaule upon the homestraa or
prc•omption sig months its each of six 'oars
from t
ildate of
homestead entry
1
inchtl
in
g Cho time requiredto caro homestead pstent..
and cultivate 11ty acres extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his home-
stead right and cannot 'obtain a pre•emptinit
anay enter for a purcitesed homestead in certain
:4,,.$3.00 parser-'. Duties, --Must
A New Problem.
You cannot raise a boy by rule
Xn narrow path and straight.
The things you used to do at school
Are slightly out of date.
This sturdy fact you may bemoan,
But it is standing there.
11e must work out his life alone
In spite of all your care..
And when you come to own the truth.
Which might not do to frame,
You were not such a model youth
When you were in the game.
You 'want your little son to prove
The boy you'd be no doubt
If you your whiskers could remove
And once morn try it but.
No; you can storm and rage and roar,
Entreat, forbid, advise,
Try out your theories less or more
To mold him to your size,
But he another course will map
O'er which hls sail to trim,
And, growing up a likely chap,
You will be proud of him.
Eis chosen lines he must pursue,
Although it spoils the plan
To realize he is not you;
}le is another man.
Be may be winner in the fight
And mark a heavy score
And in the end come out all right.
Some millions have before.
Never Satisfied.
Uncle Billy Hardpan had a head of
hair that would have made a Christ-
mas
hristmas muff blush if Christmas muffs
were not proof against envy.
"Fine head 0' hair you got there,"
said little Serocher, who always paid
compliments if he paid nothing else.
"You ought to be proud of it. Many
men are bald at your age."
"What's the harm in that?" growled
Uncle Billy, who didn't care for a com-
pliment from that source.
"Why, nobody likes to be bald."
"I'd like to be for' one. Think of the
barber bill of 50 cents a year I would
save."
To 'Take the Health Along.
"Where have you been, Jack?"
"To a health resort. Finest place I
ever struck."
"Why did you come away, then?"
"Oh, I got sick."
"Are you going back?"
"You bet, just as soon 501 get well."
Squaring the Missus.tr
"Brown lost a lot of money on poker
last week"
"Who told you?';
"Nobody."
"Then bow do you know?"
"Ilis wife bas a new set of furs."
restricts.
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VARICOSE VEIN8 CURED
SW NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
Confined to His Horne for Weeks,
"Ileavy work, severe *reedits wd evil habits In youih brought on
Narrceee Ferns. When I welted hard the se,turg would tnluomA
severe and I was often isid up fur av w.^ek at a tune. lay t
physleidu told me au operation was my tallyho' e -but I tb•
iI tried several r'pecta'1.:', but soon found uut all they was
money. 1 c nnnic need to lor•k upon all r1o• tors es Utile better t
rogues. One day my boss asked me why II. as o t vurk so much
Ktold'lam myycondltIon. ileadvisrdmeto you n t1�ra.ifennaly*
ennody,asite bad t::ken treatment f.oet Orme bi.:tself and knew
they were *guars and sklilfuI 1 wrote then and got Tag Mtn
liarnon TREAT3nNT. My progress was somewhat slow and doming
the first month's treatment Iwas somewhat ilis^ournged. Eon,ter
Icoati rated treatment for three months longer atter was rewarded
with o complete cure. I could only earn lilt & wa'k in a inaehlne
sloop before treatment, now I am earnin'; tit and never loose a day.
I wish all sufferers knew of your valuable treatment.
ill;NRY C. LOC> ST.
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Times and Canadian Pictorial
Times and Lippincott's Magazine ••••••••••
Times and Woman's Home Companion .
Times and Delineator
Times and Cosmopolitan
Times and Strand
Times and Success
Times and McClure's Magazine...
Times and Munsey's Magazine ................
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Globe... ..
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The Weekl3 Globe 01,60 less 1,00) 60
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