The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-07-01, Page 3ST. VITUS DANCE
IN YOUNG CHILDREN
IY7,••••••-si".00Y-V
,can Only Be Cured by.Evieli.
lug the Blood and Toning,
Up' the Blood,
One of the eommoneot forma of ner-
iou troublo that afflict* 'Young chi'.
dren io $t Vitus dance. This ixf, be-
cause• of tha great demand made on
• the bfxly by growth and development,
together with the added'atrain cued
by study. It is,,whert thee defaanda
become se great that they ifaPoYerigh
•, the blood, and the nervefail to re-
ceive their full anpply of rifiurishment
that St. Vitus dance develoPs, The
• remarkable succeos of Dr. William'
, Pink iifl uOuring St Vitus dance
ahould lead parents to giVe this great
bleod-builfling medicine to their chil-
dren at ,the first sign* of .the approach
• of •the trouble. Pallor, listlessness,
inattention, restlesaness end irritabil-.
ity are all symptoms which early show
that the blood And nerves are failing
tie meet the demand upon them. Here'
of of .•th.e,:.great value Dr,
Williams' Pink ?WS eafleS of this
kind. Mrs. -Alfred Soclaner, MR. No,
Duntiville,..Qat.„ says: "Our ten-
• rear -old daughter, Violet; 'suffered
*very severely fr'ora- St.,. Vitus dance,
iThe trouble eanni on So gradually that
• l'ale were net alarmed Utitil it affeeted
ilierlegs and arras, wbh wo4d twitch
,!and jerk to sad: an extent that she
',could scarcely walk and'could not,hold
'Anything in he hands. steadily... She:
!suffered for about fiye, months before
•we begat., giving ` her Dr. Williaras'
•:Pink Pine, but she had not taken these
long before we"feund that they were
the right Medicine; and after she hail
itaken pine boxes she rad fully recov-
lered her farmer health and strength.
•II can strongly recommend Dr. • Wil-
liams' Pink Pills to every parent ha,.
ing a child Suffering from St. Vitus
•'dance or, an form of nervousnesa."
In Tir•ade kind', fif$7.4ther
medicine has met with such success as
Dr, Willianss' Pink Pills. \Yell cern get
these Pills through any Medicine deal.
er...ortby Mail at 50 cents •a box O. Si
boxeo fOr -$2,50 front 'The Dr.
Medicine Co., BrockVille, Out.
• ,
"e.
_Been •
"Uncle, why • did you riever'marty.?"
'"I never -found -a •girl who would
..11ave '
_
'"SoinebodY's been fOoling you. Cur
sex isn't that, particular." - . •
:Low FARES To THE CaLIFORNIAEX-
•... PosiTioN2 VIA.ORICACO•A __
• WESTERN, EY. -- •
• 'Tour splendid. daily trainer „from the N'evt.
,Possanger Tern:trial, Chicago to flan Fran;
'vise°, Lee Angeles and San Diego,Choice
of Scenic' "and Dircet itOtitee.-thrOuslothe
beet .of -the „Street. • Soniething to sea:- all
• the. war.. Double. tratek., .Autolnatio
trip eateiy -elanale all to • way.. Let ,118
plan' your Arlp-.and-,-firrnialr loldere_an
• full particulars. 33. Bennett, ar..4., '45
.TOng0.13t., Toronto, Ontario; ,
„ • - •••
Intrinsically, Victoria Crosses' are
Worth ,only a few pence.
*Mann. Mininieni'Dtuithennante Prion.
'bite ant Produces
_ One aPeaja._.8 day. •
. • .
ARTf-GERMA.N PRAX1RA,11111E.
91,9••••
Ca* Their Treachery entel Awful
Qintex Be Forgot**.
The following letter, referring to
such an oxtremely important matter,
whiel: appeared recently in the To.
ronto Daily World, is given in full:
• Editor ;World: Tour article "Never
• Again Wet Germany Come Back," is
most opportune, The notorioue Dern -
burg is already talking peace and
vayo their hate is only artificial, and
thinks that mutual interests will Melee
us forget their treachery, their abated-
nable crimes, cutting off the hando of
women and children, murdering' the
wounded, roasting captives alive, eru-
W on a Woman Suffers
'With Chronic Backache
meselese
There, is Trouble Ahead..
Mistently on their feet, attending
to tho wont:: of a large and execting
'family, women often break down
with nervous exhaustion,
In • the otores, factories, End on a
farm are weak, ailing .women, drag-
• ged down with torturing backache
and bearing down Retina.
,Such suffering isn't natural, but
elykdiadnuseyerso. us, because, (flue to diseas-
The dizzigoto i‘intilit„ _deranged
• • menses and other ynsptonss' Of kid-.
eifying Cariadtano, and conmutting ney complaint can't cpsc themselves,
Outrages too 114rriltle to print, they require the aSOIStellee ef Dr.
GerfnefflY Ethilt be so disinembered Ilamilten'a Pills which. go direct to
that she and her kaltur shall never the $04 of thetrouble,
again 114„OnaCe.,civilizatiOn. . greatlatioey-o, to lend to e
prosperity RAO resourcesOO 'Anie4lTo wive vitalitv and Dower to the
Y liver, tO free thautice biade.r ende blood of ppnions,
the result of England'a trade Palge3r, probably there is no remedy so suc-
gagland has permitted Germany to ceseni as Dr, gainilton's Pills. For
buy at the same price as English con- all womanly irregularities their merit
flamers 12,000,000 toils of coal (1013), is well known. ,
annually, which supplied her ..factor- Beeausest soothing, and
healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's Pills
are safe! A*1' are recommended for
girls and welross otall- ages; '25cents
per box fit all, dealers. Refuse any
.Substitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills
of Mapdrake ,and , Butternut, -,
warships, and forged Krupp"gunn,
,England, also, Soldlier
000 :worth of raw woel and yarns.
gen-OOZY-Prospered by selling finished
• goods to . England, for twiee ,th.e
.amount ef. her iniporta front Britain.
. Tf we: give her, another Chance 'to
'recuperate and make other alliances,
in a few, 'Years she would repeat, the
Belgian •atrocities in England tend
^burn,•laiinion• tas :they have 41Wer$
threateaed to do.. • •„
, elm, Ball, an influential Landon
weekly, with gleciretilation of nearlY
million, has sOuade4 the tocsin: After
the war the Vendetta, We must have
Selomon League' and covenant, to
whisk, every British -subject ',should
kubseribe for tha protection. of himself
and :descendants :77 --
Never to have any intercourse with
a German, either ',social., or, commer,
cial , •
.imp4444cV mroyiLD tsTECESSAUY
It 14eCeSsOrY far' the Predaelian
"%And Training of" Meral.' Being .
• y •
Prefessol° Sorley, Carahridge
University, has ,beerir engaged in 4e-.
• a. Course.of Gifford Lectures
en "Ethics and,Theispa* at Marischal
College, Aberdeen,. In one Of his lec-
tures he laid. down his own, position
in the following worss;-
would hazard the statement
• that an bnperfect world was neces-
sary for the Production and training
of Moral 'beings. A world of • corn-
pletely unerring, finite beings ,creat,
•- .-° • • • ° •ed. and Maintained; so by the condi-
, Never to buy from or sell to a Ger- tions_;of_ their, 10 would be\ a„„Worlel
of nterienettefx. Not each were the
• beings whom god was conceived to'
have created for ceminunion with
'Biniself: These • spirits must• Agbt
•• .. .• .
• Never permit a. german article an
his house. •
' NeVer 'to deal with a merchant Who
keep a a single article: of German Man- their way upwards from the lowest
:fracture in his Igtore. , beginnings.' In tide progress they
Never to travel in Germany nor per- had to attain reason and freedOni. so
• mit any ef his family, to visit there. that the good might be known and
--Permit no -Germans tnenter Canada- 'clufset, and,- tied by every kind- Of
except on-highei.terinsthan-Phinese.s-- -circumstance '•
to tud-and assimilate
a head tax of. $1,000.
the values whieh could transform the
.• The British EmPix• e. can do withent World and make themSelVes••fit for the
German -trade; the loss to Germany of higher' spiritual life, Thismeant
*lie Britfh Empire:trade will be that it VMS peasible to regarsl: God
Worse than the loss of her whole fleet as the author and 'Ruler of the world
ananallY•,- - • - as it Appeared in -Apace and tithe, and
For 43 years the French refimed to at the' same 'time to hold that the
list Geri:tansecuritieS on their mar- moral.' values o Whieh they were con.
kets - have abstained freni:•visiting'iii 'Semis and tho,:moral-ideal Which-fher
trading With gerillallYR and We can. do had come to cOMPrehexal With increaa-
the same. ' ' i11g. clearness expressed 'His nature.
. .
- :Let folloW the example. �f our Orr titsrvieW-Which-liad-Usj rbeen sug-
gallant aka- "Delenda- Est_ Ger--; geeted theY„*._04g eimiain., all realty,
mania." •nature: and persons, laws and values;
as -depending -Aar
Toronto,- 14t1 June; '1915. -•• -whose PlirPaSe was being- unfolded hi
thelfistory of the world.
• This -Man Hires a • Gardener: SII0I0J1,0 HAVE HAD CONVOYS.
. "Haven't -you any 'perennials Thr in your •'„
egaidea,?,, e Ways to Save Iaves on the
'
"t 'don't think so. Are the seeds Lusitania.
• The loss of the Lusitania might
have been...gvoided, theloss-pf life
very ex ensive?"•
•
• t
uk. Doc
tell you IS a very nutritious
and highly digestible food—but
must be pure—Ice -Cream-to be
safe must be made in a' perfectly
• sanitary Dairy;, • _NVbeik, you eat_
pr -Dairy--", Ate' &earn.' you;
benefit of 'the inspection-. O •
f'
oronto's Ilealth Department.
;he ,inoreiceCteAiiiyon, 'eat hi'
sti1flone)4, :the bettek- )10410,
hairei if :it IS. City -Datil, 1-cei
ream', because; :"If it's -City
uri'7that'S Sure," •
IVO
t
• For Valid -AP
iflfldiflg iihOploirsOeme OlIerylittAeras; •
W
•".. :COO.
TorIONTO.
mitt rit n. Agent in otoroiky. to8Afn,
-n.,4_•,,_,
•
Mileh minimized, according to -HMI,
noir tfaxini; inventor- of ,high
explo-
sives and* authority on Warfarei, if
•three methods of protection had been.
utilized. He says:
In the OW' place, there shouldhave
been a convey of torpedo. boat de -
have Patiolled: the course of the
ship and blown out of the water any
subinarine"-that dared to show a con-
-rang
- "In the 'Second place, torpedo -nets
Might have been -used: It is a popu-
lar belief that these can Only be used
when 4 ship is at anchor, and in that
ivay they have been used on warships
for years. A protective screen may:
be constructed. for a liner which
wonld extend below the water
and explode any torpedo which came
in contact •with it before it could
reach the side', of the ship. Such ad
• screen would lower the speeof the
ship perhaps one-half, but When you
'think that the Lusitania was struck
Wh9n proceeding slowly you can 'see
-that aet-tould-lurve been --carried
Vti,hout redizig-,her peed any fur-
ther than it wai already.,
"The third. method of protection
is rather n way of Saving alter
the • ship has been struck. There
should. he on every steamer self-
lamiching.rafts that would float the
'minute the water reached them. It is
certain iliat7a number of rafts of this
kind Would have saved many lives in
the -loss 'of the Titanic, of the .Tour -
eine, and of the Lusitania."
UATORITAIN 11001111
ROW IT COMPARES OTHER.
•rOWPolia•
retree,r1
30,800 Miles et Sea Trontler and
Miles' of Battle
Mae,
• ,
1.
• Britain's participation in the war
by land weans much.more to, ,the
allies than the number of mileo she
is bolding at the front would indi.
vete. The various land fronto of the
belligerento the great war make
a total mileage a 1,807 miles, • of
which the British army oPenPies a
trent 81, .thiles, The Gernians
have the longest laud. frent, a which
part is opposed to the Russian and
the reMainder to the French, British
and Belgian armies. The Russians,
who come next to the •Germans •in
'Vint of mileage, maintain contact
witU .the enemy for 1,046 trifieSf.,and
are oPPosed to all three tions
WHEN BABY IS ILL
'When he is troubled with const4pe-
tion, indigestion, vomiting or worms,
give him kieby's Own Tablets. TheY
sweeten. the stomach, regulate the
• bowels end cure all these troublea
simply because they banish the cause.
Coneerning them )frs. Philiao 1)uvol,
$t. Leonard, Que., writes: "We are
well satiotied with. Baby's Own Tab-
lets, which we have used for our baby
when suffering from constipation and I
vomiting.” The .Tablets are sold by
medicine dealert or by anal at 25
cents a box front The Pr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, ,Ont,
1 Bemired the Vidalia Crew.
. The lateot offiCial list =ism the
total number of British soldiers 'silo
heve received the Victoria 'Cr*** der -
i the war to ilfty-one. The line
regiments, of course, haying s•ocured
the largest proportien, twenty.four
having' been divided among members t
of seventeen corps, in addition to five
given to the Brigade of Foot Guards,
The artillery hes received as inetnY es
eight, and the engineer* five. The
estvldri and the navy have each ob-
tained two, the Indian ArMY one, and
the. Wetive Army three, while the
Royal Army 'Medical Corps has !se-
cured, one as well a§ the clasp award.,
ed to an officer who )44 won the
CrUSS in South Afriea, Of, this iliails,
teen officera upon lvhom, the 410401*.
tion hall been conferred eight /two
been killed, as • have • four al lias
thirty-two nen-commissioned officers -
and Men among the recipients.
•
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•
At a meeting at which- a minister, '
who is short in stature, was t� speak,
uthdetty,cilorser4M,ena' thenatdehaeviiriwnaga 1;1'0M -be!
what disappointed about the mini-
ster's physical Proportions. had
heard SO much about he
said, "that I naturally eXpected to
Meet II big man in every sense bet
-, Many A One would' have 'been
"nhiriation- Agana ;Upserlay-onelf-uniinfortun heti
7 , Thinge tO, Considgr. held
;ill: gm -tin° ie
eonsidering the fii milea prooldaeemdinggvebduttontotnasio
bY the British force, the nature Of be aaicIR 'With", A ITIOSk , SeriOUSlieSSi.
• .011f4t•hceoul.;Argtritin'llglitale btile!'coenitirdaeerted,r: thilatl:rtmhirisisowidizi7roointtelide
• Along ..eertain parts of the. French .3)74-Y°t1. halre here • °Ir'648.u414.°'
Isitlite;g4isy_fooruonfitioch,iiiimt. Epinal, mars In. AYrshire, where I, •091.Ze
o.toof4 „tender; the from, we °measure a Mall front his
,chin up, but 'yen 044ently anegtme
• 'Passage of t'W omens alinost
rso.i7eibrlree;e1":114dita1;;Yt!tesalcsie4r,..tIlAef tetreli ":„-=-t-4•••••'4"-
poidts, as in :the Yosgea Ose FREIGIIT SERVICE 'RUSSIA
,
Argonne, French 'and Germa p
pose one another Only Ot certain ,c m •win Re r t 4 i
strategic polafs, Mid in such places P ea n e. gas an
there is no connected fighting line;• Ooven.tment,,
but only,. a discontinuous line of small The traffic- arrangement by which
detached bodies of troops struggling the '0,P.R. will represent' the Bus:,
for points of vantage.• 'sian GovernMent in providing fnr
Britinh' Face Great oddi." throngh. freight- SerViee-s- frenr-the
With the Pritik. force, however, Dominion to Russia hy the 'Treals.
thile "TiOt.-,O0':- -Every inch of this-Siberiair".-Railwar-- and *ther-Rtmilialr
,gr,ound is held only 'by. the *severest Volunteer Meet, whichis an auXiliary
attack and efninter-attack. The of the railway, is, an aMplification of
ground is: quite open and exposed, the .connection 'which the •company
and is Constantly swept by artillery has sustained With the Trans-Siber-'
and machine-gun fire, Also, ..a, short Ian Railitay, Which, ia n state owed
thne age the German attempt ' system, The COMpany has 'offices
break the opposing line waS • made in Masco* and Petrograd in which. it
'aml-rePulaed along, the,Hritislvfront- -does business,- -the- only---raihvg,y; on
, 'Ypres,41;:agdnue al iciiin patihbheoef, ottrotesitthipolnt sot vhi teeir nBritishhoeItvah; tRls Russia.
se ;TLC: t nite twould suckseem aofficestran .01 ne
that the Coirmany should do bUsiness
Aisne, where the Germans Were ex, in either city, it need only be naerk4'
Pecting to retrieve partly the rush tioned-tinft----lhe "Apata is the oiil3r
• back from Paris. So that it will railway. in AmeriCa Which is a. Mem-
reaclily-be.conceded that the, lidding slier' of„..the theilitoriel..O...onfer-,..
of this 81 miles means the holding of eUce 'of whicb. the executive 9f the
1,44:flouilmr-fteracetonabtahsetiiignal"eW.Ifich -Meets .Trans-Siberian Railway is et -chief
element. The Canadian Pacific, in
its-
Larni Fighting Lines. round -the -world
tours, useS, of
, •he_mx, course, the ,• Trans-Siberian • Bedwar
_T e o owmg- e_tx ows_t 1" h" h th '• R •
the. land fighting- rules :" of the .11,,nar. calede
- e notion. the SYs,'
• he Tactinental"
warri powers
•- - tem conveys- -to• his Mind. -On- this
' • •*- • Miles., line there are three types 'of `engine)
Western front • . 592 the wood oil and eeal using engine
§,00 The wood engine is a special type,
which is not built at till on this con -
1 092 tinent but it serves • the riurPose in
• the physidel circumstances, on the
To Measure a Mau.
Austrians:
AUstro;Russian- front 218 • system, which• is differentiated In
•Servian Iront ... . . ; ., 356 several ways from those on thia
_
•
.,. • , ,• '•-•=- continent. '
- '
Tiiil*AWATIltfirtn:tiont7. t56-- ' • " --1-11aIt
0wealtera: -,`fr' nt 848.
and Monte▪ negrin. • a Particular smart • 130 she asked:'
AuStriarof• rOnt ... • 218 "Om O " five *go lat° oue•
• "Yes," came the answer at Owe.
stroyers. A.,protective. convey should
•Turks
"You stupid stupieboW she said. How
Blaek Sea territory .near Erze-
rumBrutish .'• 200 ,dO you make that out'?" .
"Please ma'am," he said, I put
Western front
,,five toes into one stocking this morn-
'
- • - Belgian • -uig.
Western front •3,7
• Britain's Valle on sea.
The great value af Britain's Parti-
cipation in the War is more readily.
appreciated when the extent of the
sea fronts defended hit the allies
are considered. The British fleets
alone protect a sea 'frontier of over
30,000 . miles. France, which eoines
next,, has a totalvith her colonies
-of some 5,400 miles.. -'
,. Keeps Open the Oceans. • ,
:In order properly to visualise the
great part -the 13,ritish gmpire is
playing in the present Var,_however,.
it is necessary toTbear.-in-rakikthat
not only does the British navy Pro- ••
tect our own sea frontiers, ' but it. • • Doubtful.
.alSo keeps ?pen the, great ocean trade "When do ,you expect' to • see
routes by which the 'sliips4 of . all
61
the friendly and neutial nations can ;u6Iend.2'taillign:%,,,,,
• • ..
bring the- supplies ,necessary .for "But -don't you. usually " see him
their Well-being. onee or twice a *owl,'
• , • "Yes. But ,yesterday I loaned him
'• Have Small Sea Fronts:
Germany and Austria have relb, five that he Was surely to pay back to
tively-very-Amaff-see fronts to pro- Morrowx-and.it-is-deubtful now that
tect-.760 and 390 Miles respectivelY• shall see' him for: a .month -or two.
,
7 The Austrian sea front IS, of course, •
A 'GOOD 'DUNG' confined to the Adriatic. Sea, whilst tY0lidS•
t e German colonies having, ' since oie3es iniliited by CAW sure to-Suabllusfandligsi
the beginning of the War, been aban.• -
..,...•_.1....get:LAWay--:-Froni----Y• quickly relieved by Mudge
: Eye Rertiedy.:NO Saluting.
When It COmes. Along Don't Let It cloned by the, German naval tinthoti-
•he-aea--front to -he protected
ble to say te'f much favor Of. Grape- Sea Fronts of the Powers. , Your DrUggises ,50C per Bottle. Medea Eye
just Eye Comfort,- -At
• really feel that it is harilly pessi- correspondingly reduced:
Nuts as a health food;" writes a lady. • The following figures represent the SparegivegillisTuts F4IBRIMIldiyilelaY.etttheiceaalisko'
•..•"For .0- or 1-0 -yeals 1* had suffered -eta° frontsofthe belligerents:
from indigestion and chronic constipa- ' British Empire;
tion, caused by the, continued use of •• Miles.
leoffee,,and,,rieh, heavy foods. Mr ail- British Isleti- .2;500 •
Meats „Made Rof life SO wretched that Australia ..................7,250 Keep Minardrs. rainiment: in the Ilona°.
I was, eager' to try anything that held Canada . 6,000 ask go; EtiriarcVm and take no ether,
out a promise of ?help. And, that is India and Ceylon • , 3,700.
liew1.-lutppeaedlo buy_a _package of New Zealand and Tasmania 2,800
Graim4hitn'foed-Ifiet:miring.; - South' Atrial! S1,500'
',:,4fThait'ehdect.my. experiments: For Egypt and British East Afriea-k-1,000-
in. Grape-Wilts:I found exactly what I New Guinea
Wanted and needed.: Front the day I North Borneo ... . 900
;
began to use it noticed an • improve-". Aden and. Somaliland ......... 900-
ment, and in a Very fees Weeks found Straits Settlements 600'
my health WAS 'being restored. . • Solomon Islands ... • 600',
• "My digestive apparatus, now works . Fiji • . . .. . ,400'
perfeatly, and, chronic constipation has Gold Coast and other ter• riter.
been entirely relieved. I have gained
weight materially, • and life la. h
80,000
very Pleasant 'thing to me so long as
nait Grape -Nitta, 'once twice 11 --day•; . -•
I have found by ekixerizneat that if • I South-east. APO
leave it eit.for A ISE` days,..ni• y health Morocco, *-lgiOcs. •••• 14300.
slittersk; ' . • . . • • •. .Marlagasear • '2,100
• !!A PhYsician m our towrelias great Atnan: and Tongking ....... , 1,200
htleeeSS ht treating. stomach troubles, - •
mid Alm ;‘-seetot iof 1$ that he puts
patient On ttrapit'lluto food --.it • . Ituosio. .
ways bringa back the Of diges- linssian Coasts in; thd rtaldd
and .Mileit Sag 21000
NAIIIS..givou by Canadian 'PostUri ' • • • Germatty: '
Co., Windsor, OK Itoad .German .Coasts 001!ti1 ,Sda.
to "therein • and aaltie 7,00
It'ettii(41'4:ao itto bov'e l'ett.ev°;• A new Anstrian A4t1aAitISIStte.laa'S.b *'**f irj°
ritandara , IWO to Mite,
are gentlige* tratf,• told fell Of ntosiao .„6
• CIA4 titiod 14' gs. hvoto atto,,
'interest. • „
I was cured_ of 13ronchitis and
Asthma by MINARD'S LINLYIgNT..
• MRS. A. LIVINGSTON. -
Lot 5, P.E.I. •
was cured , of a severe attack of
Rheumatism by MINARD'S LINI-
MENT. •
Mahone Baie7 JOHN MADER.
I was cured of a severely sprained
leg by MINARD'S LI IlVIENT.,
JOSHUA A. YNACHT.
Bridgewater.
•
Light takes ,8min. 18see0 to •travel
from the sun to the earth.
*0 I
•
Admiral, Beatty's flagship,, the Lion,
wriialiris -an, -eightli„era-reille-leng,-Anal.
is half tis 1i as tht Dread
runiglit, Was the first British Wiirsiiip
to cost over two millioas sterling. In
five minute eoutinuous. lIringshe Can
discharge 100;000lb. of theta); and her
shells leave the •muzzles o her guns
, at, a rata equal to 1,841 miles an hour.
•
• Cure •
•' Guaranteed
• Weyer 'known to,
re , acte: , without,
afti.4a 24 extra. Is
;„
-430:414•11t
rns taloa *he Stirill
• • old,. No reardY
quick, sate and pre as Putnatn s Faini
fess Corn Extractor. Sold 0,474
where ---250, norjhettle., • "
SHOES
forevery SPOUT
and R*". RIL,T10.11
the AY
SVAU CM- Bs.
FARM FOR RENT,
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LOOKINCI FOB A FARM. COSSUBT
_Lorne. ba,Vo over Two Hundred on my
bet, located •pi tho beet section* of 'Ou.
tario. eleee. 'U. W. Dawson, Bran:into:I.
REWIIPAFERA FOR And,*
-P.P.OVIT47StANING IIRWK JOB -
41. Offices for ealo in •Fond Qatari°
torhas. The Vast useful arid Interesting'
of all husluesses. :Full information on
rubliehing Corn,
nany. '73 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
4 Germans have been using` shrapnel
eIMPOsed of glase instead Uf
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• . .;.r4t1,00:, pou'litti4,
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• $23.75.'
• Tws gioyelc. is
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onteea. Itts. at.-
•-, , splutely the :hest,
value on the Canadian... market, fitted•
tvi,th_Aciwerfril_coaster:,bra.lce..,Vrood_riniej,
bealitiftillr- -enertielled,7:titriii;ir• ,trnin-
sue.r4B, tool had and tatills, Stratiantetahr-• ),
detachable tires, Writ*, for OUX '11E4.
Onie-rEEE.-uiteierge;--OnrlOvr i'ririneti-'
Will stagger the most, SCOLitical PIP,:
ha,riers. ',Get (Air .0.Sente. Proposition.
Edonelliber Vre 'VrinaT 'aventthing. OUr.:.
goods are delivered: to your door for the'
Barrie -price you see in the Catalogue. '
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IdIEECTierai:;enee BIV‘h, WOUtreal QUO.
• rtiscei.t.atirous..
A.NuER,, TUMOUR,' LVMPA ,erre,„
internal atid extfirnal, ouroo
Out MITA °Ur nofnis treatment "Write
Mr before too late.' Dr; ,Dellelan ifisclioag
T..imitedi Cellingwood, Ont. •
4•,;1161: "11. 41"6"7,,Miali;IPill- sic -701:::?.1.11:'1'4'.ftdtng itavIbo0itattirtC:100;i:44a1:0
liff
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builders. Csisielt rebylifie.
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CHEMICAL. • MECEANICAL '
CIVIL ELECTRICAL4' "
ENGINEERING , -
GEO. Y. CHOWN'. :Registrar •
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61.1,TT, & FOSTER
Ford owners *write for
our catalogue.
SEARS -CROS• S
Speedometer •'Station.'
• 179 Queen Street West,
• TORONTO, - ONT.
Pays fOr Itse
Seern, Days
' Mixing Concato -with *lie 1915 Model
HAND MIXER Git.yea Teti' time, iatOr and
money. • Fon get -a bettor mix with leea
cement. Write tor,catalcguee. •
'WETTLAUFER BROS
•' IninroVed coriorlite' Mabhinery.
61:4..' W. OlUidrila 'ATO Toronto Ontario
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'Specification 110. 2B eying engine prices On request. ,;.Got:011.r• 00%.0044
tui-"Irke 'Penetalag Liae". Centmercial. and pleabarii„ tatinehea, •,Eass,
heata and Cantles:, • ' • i
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Just scratch .a match- the NEW •PMFECTION .
lights instantly,like adag stove4 .Your meal is prepared
and on the table ip no time.• ,
A NEW PERFECTION 1i your kitchen' Means cool, Milted-
nble.Oooking alL&IMMO; • Made la 4; a and 4 'burner sizes.
Ar hardware and desattment stores everywhere. It your dealer .
caimat, Supply you/ write US &CO. ' ' • •
ROYALITE OIL' •"i()W snavusafl
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f‘ti 0,000.600
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