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Idle money.
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est current rate, compounded quarterly.
W IN G, iAIVI BRANO11
C. P. SMITH, AGENT,,
THE CANADIAN ANK
OF COMMERCE
BEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1887
$. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager
.d. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
IPaid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Rest, - 5,000,000
Total Assets, 113,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
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HOLDS FIRE ALL NIGHT
The good housewife always feels like bestowing upon the I
Pandora a cheerful "good morning."
Why? Because the Pandora always has a nice bed --
of hot coals as a reward for checking off the dampers
closely before retiring to rest.
In five minutes After
turning on the drafts she will
have a good, strong fire.
Should she sleep
two or three hours longer
than usual there will still
be a fire ready for her.
The fire -box, flues
and dampers are so
scientifically arranged
that the Pandora can be
regulated to ,hold a fire
from 24 to 36 hours.
Pandora owners
never have their sleep
disturbed with dreams of
making a new fire in the
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Reserve Fund and
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Total Assets, over 01,000,000
morning.
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CHANGING LINES.
[Puck]
When Ethel's little teeth burst forth
Ic Cunning baby rows,
They looked, so Ma and Pa declared,
Like lines of pearly
0000000,
She grew to be a.beauteons staid,
And young men would enthuse
About her wondrous, matohless teeth -
An even line of
UUUUUUU
At sixty things were somewhat Changed;
She ofttimes tried to please
By smiling oheerfully, but then
I er month seemed fall of
V VV V
At last there came a moment when
She sallied forth and bought
Some artifice to take the ptaoe
Of what was plainly
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ABSOIUTE
SECUR1TYI
Cenuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Hunting and Hunting Topics.
Hunting and hunting topics at pre-
sent occupy the major portion of the
thoughts of those who indulge in the
pursuit of big game. From all reports
the season promises to be one of the best
of recent years, and hunters, full of
high anticipation, have their prepare•
tions well in hand. Included in these
arrangements for the perfeot enjoyment
of the open season must be the possess.
ion of the November number of "ROD
AND -GUN AND MOTOR SPORTS IN
CANADA," published by W. J, Tay-
lor, Woodstock, Ont. Although the
October number was filled with hunting
stoiies the supply was far indeed from
being exhausted as the November inane
shows, and mingled amongst pleasant
fishing articles will be found much to
interest those whckare now on hunting
thoughts intent.
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Liam Dress -Making by Mair
in your snare time at home, or
Take a Personal Course at School
A tinkling' cough, from any cause, is
quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's Cough
Oure. And it is so thoroughly harmless
and safe, that Dr. Shoop tells mothers
everywhere to give it without hesitation
even to,very young babes. The whole-
some green leaves and tender stems of e
lung -healing mountainous shrub, furnish
the curative • properties to Dr. Shoop's
Oote,h Cure: It calms the cough, and
heals` the sore and sensitive bronchial
membranes. No oplum, no chloroform.
nothfng•hal•sh used to injure or suppress.
Simply a resinous plant extract, that
helps to heal aching lungs. The Span.
lards pall this shrub which the Doctor
uses, "The Sacred Herb". Demnnd Dr.
Shoop's, Take no other. Sold by all
dealers.
Must Boar Signature of
See Fac-Simlle Wrapper Below.
Tory .m1.11 cad as cosy
to take as sugar,
CA RER S
iTTLE
IVER
PILLS.
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
GZEILTXZ la NUIT NAM NATURC.
!;s'P"ab
urp rNagetable./4ec..o,
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
GET RESULTS
[Baltimore American.)
There's a sort of demand
That's abroad in the land
For the soul that's of practical worth!
For the fellows who'll count
In the total amount
Of the work that's accomplished on earth.
On Thnreday morning, Nov. 7th one
of those events whish fill homes with
sadness, meowed, when Mr. Peter Fisher
of Kippen departed this life. He had
been ailing for four or five years' and
unable to work the last two. Dootors
differed in their diagnoses of his case.
He spent last winter in California, and
Dame back apparently much improved
and was very much stronger this year
than the previous one. He was making
preparations to go to Colorado for the
winter, when he was taken ill with dere-
brat iv fiaenzs and succumbed after about
a week of intense suffering. He wee
only a few months over forty-one years
and liiavess behind a wile and four chi
dren two boys and two girls, the eldest
twelve years old. •
To enable all to learn we teach on cash or
instalment plan. We also teach a personal
clast at school once a month Class comnlenc-
iug.last Tuesday of pact mont a. These lessons
teaches how to out, fit and put together anis
garment from the plainest shirt wast suit, to
the most elaborate dress. The whole family
can learn from bpm course. We have taught
over sever' thmtsand dress•mAking, and guar-
antee to give live hundred dollars to any one
that cannot learn between the age of 14 and
40 You cannot learn dress -making as thorough
as this course teachesif yyou Work%nshop for
yowl.lletrAro of 'mitatio as mel Y
i as wee o no
pet'Non outside the- school. This is the only
It"
experienced`Dreas Cutting School in Canada
find i.xcelled by atone in any other country:
Write at once for particulars. as ive have
pp for :ashort time.
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PAYS„
out our tato o e•thtrd0
Adctrees: , ,
Sander!' Cress-Cuttingi `School,
8t Erie St., Stratford, ant ',Launch,
TO A D VE•R.I'IS
WAN7tAR AT ON01g-•We'htrve dee cled to
INI AT insiruatAnd employ a ktumbcr of ,martyonng
.L 1. T T_1 t,t a iJ ladies to teach our comae in Dressmaking,
itavintt ane 'teacher for the Mx nearest tttiwns
where they live -age 20 to M. lehp id 'Who have
I mEs
worked St dre.smaking,ror'Brats drawing pr"-
f.errnd. Please do nitr apply uniSss you 1.
devote your whole time. .Adores.-
�.Tari Senoof•
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They're beginning to ask:
"Oen he master his tisk?"
For ne'er an excuse they inquire;
He just Can or be Can't,
And their comment is scant,
Though the wages of failure are dire.
Can you do what you Claim,
Or will blushes of shame
Be diffused o'er, your face at the last?
,Will you lee among those
Whom earth's history s owe
For some part indispensable cast?
A FEW "DON'TS."
Don't call a wharf a deo*.
Dont use "liable" for "likely,"
Don't light the fl':e with ooal oil,
Don't hall a railway station a depot.
Don't calla stable a barn, or a horse.
barn..
D0a't say "loan"
"lend ,e
Don't neglect to
promptly.
Don't throw banana peelings on the
sidewalk,
Don't imagine you have the grip every
time you have a bad cold,
Don't epread more sail than the bal.
last on your keel or in your hold war.
rants.
Don't use "some" for"somewhat" (s
very Common and most objeotionable
error )
Don't think a livery stable horse has
no feeling, or that there is nu limit to its
eudutanoe.
Don't, drop envelopes or other serape
of paper on the sidewalk, as you come`
from the postof lee.
Don't smile when a dentist's adver-
tisement guarantees painless dentistry,
alany terms are relative.
Don't idle because ypn can't get just
the work you prefer, or, the wages you
think yon are entitled to.
Don't (if you are a young man) stand
on the street corners, and make an
objectionable loafer of yourself.
Don't speak slightingly of Clinton.
Remember the proverb which enjoins us
to say nothing but good of the dead,
Don't let your imagination swamp
your discretion when the next smooth-
tongued stook•peddler offers you "a
dead sure thing" for half its value.
Don't be so ready to critioize your
minister. Think for a moment what
your minister might sav about you, if
he were disposed to be censorious.
Don't forget, this year, to do your
Christmas shopping as early as circum-
stances will permit. You probably
intended to do so last year, but didn't,
and were sorry for it.
when you mean
pay small debts
Whether humble or great
Be y ter'Iotment by fate,
You must blaze your own way through
the woods;
Yon may bluff like the deuce
(And bluff has its use),
But you've got to deliver the goods.
The Youth's Ccmpanion Calendar
For 1908
The publishers of The Youth's Com-
panion will, as always at this season.
present to every subscriber whose sub.
soription ($1 75) is paid for 1008 N
beautiful Calender for the new year.
Four paintings by artists of distinction
are reproduced in the four panels of the
Calendar by a process of color•printing
which has been recently brought to
remarkable excellence. The Bret of the
panels is au intpidng sea scene, full of
the beauty of the wide ooean and sky,
and the rush of the homeward•boand
ship The second is a fine Cattle piece.
The third pictures an old mill at Zasn•
darn-typteally Dutch in treatment. The
fourth panel do piece a "Girl with Roses"
-a charming tace, exquisite in Dolor
and expression. All the pictures are
worthy of preservation long after 1908
has passed into the good old times.
The death rate in 'Ontario according to
offioiel returns, is 12.9 per thousand.
This is a low rate and is another tribute
to the healthfulness of the Ontario
olimate.
Don't imagine that you aro economi-
oal when you spend 5,t worth of postage
and Stationery and SOc worth of time
buying 'your goods by wail to save 10o
in the price.
The Companion as a Christmas Gift
Nobody is too ynung. nobody too old,.
to enjoy reading The Youth's Ootnpan
ion. For that reason it makes one of
the meet appropriate of Christmas gifts
-one of the few whose actual worth far
outweighs the ora'. Wel.;ome as 010
paper may be to the casual reader on tt e
train, at the efilee, in the public librer ,
it Is, aftera11, the paper of the home.
The aeaularity and frequency ofite visit. ,
the cordial sincerity cf its tone, make f, r
it soon'the place of a familiar friend iii
the house. Like a good friend, too, it
ARRAS always for those traits and quali-
ties which are typeiied in the ideal home.
and are the aonrces of a nation's heal h
end true prosperity, Til there another
Ohtiatmas present costing so little that
equals it?
On receipt of $1 75, the yearly sabeerir'
tion price (with 50 cent;'added for extra
postage on Canadian eubscripttons), the
publishers send to the new subscriber all
the timaining issues of %lie Companion
for 1007 and the .C'onr; Leaf Meeting
°slender for 19118 in fall Dolor,
Pill illustrated announcement of the
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Tmn Y1i !U's Coitl'Altidl(p
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Contains the
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Beef extracts contain only the flavor
and stimulating elements of beef-
the nutritive values are lost in the
making. Barolt Liebig, the inventor
of beef extracts, admitted that. He
said "It is but a condiment and
- stimulant, containing no matter
capable of sustaining life."
That is where 13OVRIL differs from
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BOVRIL does contain Lite nourish-
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Very often the reason why one
accountant gets through more work
in less time than another, thereby
earning an enviable reputation for
quickness and: cleverness, is simply
because he takes advantage of every
short method possible.
Simply amazing how few know the
many arithmetical short cuts -how
few can do simple arithmetic ques-
tions rapidly and accurately.
"Rapid Calculation" is not only
ractice, there is a "method" as well.
he method we teach, but the
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