Exeter Advocate, 1915-5-27, Page 4ECONOMICAL ----Mas- th a _,ho°u S
'without burning all the coal youcan
u
'FVeIIt ..,..•.: WINNINt - APNMES$,
buy.Ent on Good Terms Watn Yourself and
ray,
Gives steady, even
.cr -: bgat on least fuel
See the McClary dealer'or'write for booklet.
Sold by T. H ,Oirkins & Scan
I,.Y}.fie _A Out" cute
;.INE esIOXTHS' WORK.
:niece the outbreak o; the war nine
an t ana1 * a. -.
.., r
O Canada has�ra
'].
1 d'
r
ee:rland atally equipped 115,030 men. c �ga ear
'nytc4l -13'31". 1 no (t). these 50,000 are at the front ,tad
# a -!
itatd.l t!? €e,l;a en home defence,or training
tr a'van e 5kt flirts leer year vela/ a t„ ge tel the trent.
The South African war lasted over
"- fxt, years and in tha time Canada'm-
T?:1 l ` I►' I i :l . 11 :1 ' 11 I .>;.( -t cl f rr ,service only 8,300 men. Of
ese 1;001 were paid for by •Lord
9tratheona and i,000 on horn duty atulifax
Os ire present immense .artny Can--
t tee, t.ld ii trilau in :,' Itt '.0 el Th."
'l i -lets . t*: iii t!fllt paneitt, tr,l r port-
•'. r c; ,•.' : 1 this summer. i :nee
•it,on ala:ntenant a and pensions. It is
. t tae nem -who ; 1912 .nd tau '! t.'ined:an army, equipped and main -
t ea.lLeged the Government ea-. .ter t:, i c] In L ivada-
d l to go to :hecountry,.%tic? et Si. Wilfrid sent our 7,300 Canadian;,.
t s South Airice almost entirely at the
expense cvf -the British Government.
2,446 men he paid part, but this
aesernards mostly refunded by
the British Government and of the
remainder 4..355 then. the British t;xcv
:anaent plaid everything. Even when
the %vat was over the British Govern -
nein to pay the expense/ of re-
to:1'1 . . tined -laps to Canada.
THE LIBERAL POSITION
Thr Lihs_rals now pretend r"re
v et.ld b, unfair for the Govern1n nl
Everything About You,,
Happiness can neve•t e•ome fron !the
outside to the inside .cetiless happiness
aireadY exists in the inside. We- be•
come happy because there are certain
elements within to: that reSpoad :im-
mediately to the tI',tioes that make "up
happiness.
To be thoroughly happy You most
be on good terms with yourself.
Also It means that you have fatly
omed the mystery of happinessin
emery growing thing about you. A
xnan that is not on good terra§ with
the trees and flowers and birds and
houses and the scores of other gifts.
of nature .can never be upone good
terms with himself. For nature,
though silent in Its expression, speaks
truths more wondrous than the ex-
pressed truths of men.
To be thoroughly happy you must
be ea good terms with everything
:about on.
Did you ever look, up into the sky
and as yourself whether or not you
were on good terms with the stars,
with the planets --with the moon? And
during the day, wi€h the clouds and
the Marvelous sun that se en -catty
effect your disposition, as these things
de nteeet the dispositions of every one!
To be thoroughly happy YOU tenet
matte tees wonderful truths and ex-
pressions of nature your mental cote-
, minion%
It is impossible for you to be upon
good terms with all people unless you
fall in alignment with their sympse
tilers and with their viewpoints. It is
Impossible for you to bring out the
lists flint is within euless you USO as
ai trfi:;0o standing a :perfect equality of
terlus...-l'gledo Times
5-n have beta l %•3d:n_ the 'n feel
wit.: campaign literature. tn.I' •,:t1J
l an_ b.z re Parliament mese the oteei
de:. were putting candidates 'n 'the
t reel etni drumming up funds where -
v.. ,t t • "Ipso dawn Tory etarrupt•C•.
Fre rte In Canadian paper says, % t]
ural. the alit* La!eet a! :''rt} +.. ` raid
o ire:no beaten end is leave that
;t loses this tin;e it may -lilt neve
Sia Wilfred red to help it en ,he eext
ceeesion" Everyone. Tory eel! es S13IP] A
Lib eel hopes Sir Wilfred nay live
t . a green old suit;, but the ?.ib sal A lar;ae number from here took' in
tires is evidently f: drfut of what might te g;alnes at Greenway ont Mon -
Lepper t, after his long :artier e.e cl ie- Hiss ]3crtha $aynham of London
see.: , r el to retire within :lar'+ pin' the holiday at her home! here.
rev• veer or so. lis George cilli -lilt and 11rs. J. G. efeLachlin of
rem' ,., ttlo inii. h o` n :rivolous, •swot • I. 'n a visited with Air. and :firs. P.
% �r; ht. AIr Lc'mie.tx unpoputer hi ':Al nO7eneite river the holiday.—Miss
r. z , alae without the Slii;h ?.t ten rgean1 of London spe.nt a few
! cicr v:: the English speaking peelele-.. 1.v ; with \Irs. Fred Sharp last week.
tee, lit \Hellmet Clark a pedant .tout —Mies R6ta Keyes of Varna. spent
d :'ir'eeire a; ith tie to lo.sin . r� :'1:: wee It end with Miss Pear.] Keyes.
e...ltre and Mr. Aia% z1*\na1d zfPictutt; ;tlessrs 'Decker and Koehler of Zur-
nen., th'.n hal: a Tory on a,`eottt 4tf..i:,I. motored here on Sunday.—\frs.
h:: extreme selieitude for :ertein Albert Keyes spent Tuesday with her
prett..; tied interests. It would be iits- I parents at Crediton.
pees lilt, to resu e•itate AIr. i.ield n.'
:snel Sii, Frederick Borden ;s npteto
b. thought of. Mr, Hugh Cxuthr.t is \V HALEN.
use ul subordinate, but not sen •rat
---
fee a leader and there is not eine In 1 Vas Colborne of Toronto and Miss
the Senate ti'ho could make 4419 :ln- i 1•Iutk'hinsoll %_sited John -Hutchinson
p,ee,doe on the people. Nor 's Ch -'re over Sunday.—Hector 1Ijflson and fans
ernnew figure looming; op outside t]v. autoed to Mitchell on Sunda andti:; nuc} alaxy. A p arty s at a had sneer the the day with hie cousin.—
c`.a} when lehas to depend on the \L'•, Edna Gunning was a delegate to
ere lee, o' a man far aeea!red in the Branch Meeting of the W.; M. S.
1:a taut cnnot give an answer to the •z London: \Ir, and Mrs. Luther Oke
Cut -soon. \\-hilt on earth do eau lac- to" near Exeter and Air, and Airs, Gar-
lieve 9r, ? Whet, effiee e�+.,.pt:d,. re 1 \Places of Elimville spent Sunday
you driving at : Are you rel: :rale a. 'r seas, etorley's —Quite a number
or protection ? Have you sty :n- :tom hire attendird the anniversary
r er al p1..n6, air . a11d .lawn ,o- font % :•a , at Woodham on Sunday, and
morrow" e it suited your bock. to ..e-oftil, picnic on M•o Anniv ersar,.
e -chow; •lg in the mire. o; Commerelal rt- .e,. • 1 connection ,tio A , ]
Lnioo ? In short, are you a i3riti,eh t 1 : nn'r 1 n a''i h t11- t hJuiie
d Canadian or a half -afraid 1)7".wiil ,e held here on Sunday, June`
2'i
re:ere:an combination. with a picnic on Aionday.On 5t1r1-
HENSALL
thy last T. hearty vote of thank was
tendered to the pastor, Rev. Blatch-
1 fe*rcl for hes faithfulness Burin; his
pastorate here,—Mrs. Geo, _:Billson and
Miss 1tlargaret Buchanan after a firs. John Wright, were .in London
visit with her parents, has returned last Thursday—The organized class
trk her holne in Fargo, X. Dakota. ' of the S. S. spent a pleasant( evening
Airs. McCully and daughters arrived -t the home of their teacher, Mr.
here last week from the Old ::ountry David Johnston, on Tuesday. Mr.
—Ben Hoggarth still continues` In a. Senior of Exeter was present and took
criticaa condition in London,-=\irs, theirhoto. w"
Ruanball of Goderich visisted her is-
ter
p'
Airs Todd last week.—Fred Small
acombt• and James Johnston are: put - SEAFORTH BOY KILLED
tine. in large quantities of onions—
Airs. R. Beek of Landon visited., here Seat'orth, liay 25.—Jack the `" 11 -
las: .reek.—The death took r)lace can y -a r -old son of Chas. Finkbeiner of
Thurtdae morning of R. 1J. - ` ,\Il,, this town was almost instantly killed
councillor of Tuckersmith, who re- this afternoon when he lost hid bat-
side: one mile east of the village, Tlt".k.,zect, :.while bird -nesting in a tree on
Belt was operated on one weep pre-" Goderich street east and fell to the'
p;alralnent below.
viously for bowel rupture, 'nut • was
unable to stand the shock of the •i up-
ture and the operation following. The
funeral took place as Saturday under
Masonic auspices.
-MOTHERS OF-
DELICATE
CHILDR
Ora a mule we find two legs; behind,
And two, we find, before;
W • tickle behind, before we find,
What the two behind be for:
Huron County Council will 'neet on
Tuesda3 June 1st. '
Dr Kinsman has taken ra batin:rota
t1a�liom,e at Stratford..
iss Helen Gertrude Doyle, sec-
ant daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ser
nerc Louis Doyle of Goderich; and
Mr Harry Campbell Morris, -nanager
*� mer t`fie"Canadian Bank • of Commerce,
Should Read the Followti ,' f5ltMarried aatltheOrctory ow the ere xm-
Letter--Mrs, Slack's Story - 'maculate ,Conception Church ?n Seat
About Her Child's Recov
Is Entirely Reliable ' •Good Scheme.
Palmyra, Pa.—"Three years ago ni :
little girl had black measles which"Ieftr
her with a chronic cough and so awfully
"T se{tltr:,•;rou take excellent c•are;of
your leatlth?"
thin you could count all her ribs, and she `N°•" replied 1'"''nter t oruttiss¢I: l
coughed so much she had no appetite. '
_tijed every' kind *.1 tnetiit•inn 1 cone]
Nothing we gave her seemed to ', ti. hold of rnr awhile;T
h"
" 1 i tvN
help her at a]1 until one day Mrs. Neibert up+"a111d forgot about my health end
told me how much good Vinol had done I've felt better ever since." - Wash lug
her little girl, so -I decided to try it for ton Star
niy little one, and ithas done her so much;
good she is hungry all the time, her
cough is gone, she is stouter and, more,.
healthy::: color and this is the first win-
ter she has been able to play out in the
snow, coasting and snow -balling without
any ill effects." --Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palmyra, ya.
We know Vital will build up your
little ones and make`t`them~ healfhy,
strong and robust, therefore we aske,
parents of every frail and sickly child
in this vicinity to try a bottle of Vinoi; ,
our delicious cod liver and iron tope
without oil,
If we can induce you to try a bottle -
of i' • .1 as a body-builder and strength-
creator,-
trength-cre ate for your child, and you do hot
find It is all we claim, we will ret
your money on demand.
W S Cole, Druggist, , Exeter, Ont.
Sunday In Helgoland.
The Sahisnth Ita+iins In Clt•Igoland
at 6 o'clock on S ttt relay erentng tv hen
the church lulls are ran . 8ii(1 eeit „s
orxY'=ilre folIOwiil L t] 1 t ^at. flit s7taftt Italie:,.,
At°bttE' tl l)t P, Ind \ S2�PI wn� t)tt tniti+l;fi
to leave trip l ori dnrikl;.; the "An:bi,,alli
Preirtaturely' Aded
( orad 1?tto �Indn to, tL;ttt I!`r{{i i,r 11; .s
; kyr e,r th t eetfree years. rut a
ihilt•eil fie dot e: a•onaltt��tor I'•1r.tt ,tai (i
Ills"hsad a tot of trouble PINervluv)P
itilna r cit. n :dealt, gen:itnt•' siiioari4 \
esti th, -fit st t 11 1r rleristit• of all men in
nny wag tieroia
ANCIENT MEDICAL HUMOR,
Steec►mene. From the Rome of Nearly
Twenty Centuries. Ago.
That there was no !Welt of medical
humor in the classic days of Rome Is
made sure by tine ancient epigrams of
Martial of nearly 2.000 years`ago. The
London Lancet shows that the poet
bore a grudge against the specialists
of his day.. for It seems they bad this
variety of practitioners then and polies
fun at the oculists and at the surgeons
who Indulged in oilmeal teaching. Of
the latter ho has a patient complain in
good Latin, and this complaint has
been made over into current English;
i lair 11!. but soon Symtnachus sought inc
With a class of a hundred young- :nen,
Whose hundred, cold paws have brought
too '
Tbe fever T lacked till then.
Tbe Journal of the American Medi-
cut assoeiation calling attention to4tbe
medical ways of the ancient city notes
that diseases due to luxurious: habits
had multiplied greatly in Rome. What
was called gout—that Is, pains and
aches in joints and muscles and the
vague conditions that we now call
rbenmatism—had also greatly increas-
ed. Pliny, who was an •older con-
temporary
ontemporary of Martial, says, "Gout used
to be an extremely rare disease, not
to the times of our fathers and grand-
fathers only, but even within my own
memory." Although the gouty were
usually rich and of luxurious habits,
some of them evidently were not good
pay. An evidence of this is thus given:
Diodorus, while he sues In court,
On gouty feet can stand,
But when the lawyer's bill is brought
The gout sets fast his hand.
Masked Women.
Upper class Swahili women wear
curious masks, which are made of
leather and beads on a wooden frame.
The mask is derived from the tradi-
tional usage of Moslem women, who
must keep their faces covered in the
presence of then For several 'cen-
turies ;. Arab traders have frequented
this east African coast, and to their
itifuenct' are dile most of the civilized
customs found today among the na-
tives of the district. The clot'hings
worn, by these prosperous dames is of
silk. their shoes are partly of silver; and
they wear 11111 01 silver jewelry. The i
Moslems; in Zanzibar, by the way, are
less fanatically strict about religions
usages than their brethren in ,Morocee
and Turkey.—\Vide World !lfagarine.
-'8ob" and "Cob" In Money.
•
Most people would know what was
meant' by "t'Ge"'teem .,bob' ,when speak-":.
Ing of money. But would they be able
to say offhand what a "cob." is or was
in a similar connection? It was used
in polite circles in the seventeenth Cen-
tury, for it occurs in a letter from :the
Earl of Essex—"So my wife gave her a
cob, for which she seemed very thank-
fol"--printed-ln• the new volume of the
'•Camden" series, the• editor of which
,gives the information that -the cob was
"a piece of money the value of- which
vnried'from 4 shillings to as much ae o
shillings ia" 1675."—London Chronicle.:
No Chance to Elope.
Girls in New Guinea have little
chance to run away. Their parents
force them to sleep in a little house on
the topmost branch of a tall tree, then
the ladder is removed and the slumber
of the parents; is not disturbed by
fears of an elopement.
Caught Enough.'`
Mary—The doctor says this.illness;of
Thine isecaused by, ,a germ. Agnes
Whatf did he call it? Mary -I don't `reg,
member I caugl;t the disease, but not
the name.—Judge :
SQmeJiroes
Tommy -Pop awiii atff his wife
are one, aren't they r "rom:my's
Yes, my son; sometimes onertoo man).
—Philadelphia Record.
He -is not the best carpenter -who
,nakq. the most chips.- Old Saying,
W INGS?CANADIAN _ _ ANK
Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubes' Do•coughs baon, or
are you subject to. throat.troup>�eQ.
Such troubles siiltiuld have immediate
treatment with the `rare curative powers
of • Scott's Emulsion to grtard against
consumption which, so easily follows.
Scott'sEmulsion Centains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res-
piratory tract and improves the gialityof
the blood;, the -glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the beet special-
ists. Xeu can get it at any drug store.
Scott & nowne, Toronto "Rat.
STATE or Osie Cisr.or Tomo.
't.ecss C(4110' SR
Prank J. Cheer: stakes oath that he is senior
partner of the Gnu oa F..1. Cheney t Co., ioing busi-
ness in the City or nle.lo, bounty and State afore-
said, end Mot said firm will pay the awe of DEE
tiilNDktlr,D DOI..LASSSfor each anti every case of
Catarrh that cannot he cured by the use of Ball's
Catarrh Cure, t•'ttANE J. (MENET
acorn to before Atte and subscribed in my Pres
enee, this dth day of December, A, D. 1636.
(SW.) A. W.c.LESSON,
NOTARY Punta
Uall's Catarrh t'ureis taken Internally, and acts
directly an the blond and sunooux.Surfaces of the
asstem. ;end far testimonials free.er.
tt, d , liE.t .Y &OD , Toledo, 0,
Sold by allsllrus, tits
Take U i1'ismity Pills for t.'•ma•ipallon
ZiJRICH
Private Chester C. Fritzgerald
whe felt down stairs in the hospital
quarter: at London recently and was
killed was the husband .df a tormar
Zuric]t lady. hiss Beatrice Steinbach,
who besides two children survives.
Mr; C. Fritz was celled • to List
owel or Tuesday, owing to the ser-
ious illness of her sister, Mr; Chap-
man. --Mr Mitchell Troyer and . ister
of Toronto were visitors at the home
of Wm O'Brien.—Mr. F., C! Kalb-
fleiscl' was in Gulelph and Galt for a
fel; days last week.—Among chose
who are seriously ill in this vicinity
et present are :lir. Adam Albrecht,
\Irs Elizabeth Trutanlmer and
chat/ Prang—Banns of marriage were
n•tblished in St. Benefaee R.C. church
Zurich on Sunday, of Miss Carrie
Regier daughter of AIr, end Mrs. J.
Regier Goshen Line South, end lir.
Simon Hoffinan, of Stephen Township
—The Canada Company has rece.ntly
sols' the following land in Hast Town'
ship through their loeal agent James
Dinsmore has purchased 25 acres,
Jos Gelines has purchased '40 acres
and \Gilliam ,Bender, of the Go,.hen
tine south has purchased 1S0 icres
This makes 400 acres sold this spring
beside; several tracts rented ,or pas-
ture—Our village is installine a c e-
menttank and gasoline engine water
system for fire fighting,
"ROUGH ON RATS" clears out
Rats Mice etc.' Don't die in the louse
15c and 25c.°at Drug and Country
Stores
BRUCEFIELD
Mt Jas. Petrie moved from his old
home on the London Road to Robt.
AfcCartney's house on the Mill Road.
—Mt Robert Smillie is moving to
Seaforth thus week and Mr. Dickson
and family are also moving to their
farm this week.—Chas Wasman had
a lacking bee on Tuesday end wall
have fine barns when completed.—G.'
A. Glenn has purchased a • line young
roan Durham bull from Mr. H: Smith
of "Springfield', ,Stock Farm, Exeter
"nit • is a choicely bred animal from
':iu:F.orted stock dirt both sides. His
mother took the sweepstakes prize at
the International Fat Stock Show.—
Our
howOur soldier boys were presented with
wrist watches by the Council a,c the
es ening of the 8th of May. Those re-
ceiving them were, Messrs. Stewart
Knox John Nesbitt and Harry Smith
Leanard Smith of Brighton
spen' . the 24tha this home ;zero —
Mise Maud Glenn -attended the W.
M S... of the London Branch., as del-
egate the past week.—Mrs. fames
M'odie received a message telling her
father's death on Monday ;morning.
CRIPPLED BY
RHEUMATISM
• •934 N.Y. Ave,. Whiting, Ind. Jan. 90th.
"Will' you please send me a box of Gin
Pills? 'When 1 sent for the last box, I -was
all crippled up with Rheumatism andrny face
was so badly swollen, that I
could'muralysee
out of my eyes, but after taking about s,x
o;
the pills, I felt some better; and after a fed;
days,1 had'nn ;ore pain,i have recommen.
ded Gin Pills to some of my friends who are
tt'oublcd in the same way. -I never intend to
be .without --them as I have .tried std many
ether pills and got no results
Mrs. ED. DEAN.
:icep• ES
FGR TNi "'KIDNEYS .
You can readily tell if your kidneys
or bladder is affected. You will have
pains in the small of the back,,roin
or hips, your urine will be highly
colored,' brick crust or mifcus"clepo-
sits will show in the morning, .your;
wrists or ankles may swell, all due
to inactive kidneys which Gin Pills
will soon part right: 2e2
Gin Pills are "Made in Canada". We. a box,'
6 for $l.50—at all dealers—Sold in U. S.
under the name "GI NO" Pills. Trial' treot-
ment free it you 'write National Drug &
Chemical Co. of Canada., Limited, Toronto.'
OE. COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O» L L..l?., D.C.I ., President
ALEXANDER Limn. General Manager JOHN AIRD, Asst General MADsg *
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE EURO, $1.3,500,000
FARMERS' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
facility for the transaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales .notes
are supplied free of charge on application. S25
EXETER BRANCH—H. J. WHITE Mar, CREDITQN—•,A. E. KUHN, Man.
:Illi
alipo t1„ii!'util"'iire
i111.1
fin` 'i1P"fn9 °'ill lultail u1"'ilr scram"HI ill'1liiti
Inr.or .Orated
p THE
�.T' ��fi R S BANK
-
1$55
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
AsmiggfiSa
INCLUDiNG
CAPITAL
CIRCULAR l.ETTERSOF CREDIT
AND
BANK MONEY'ORDEfls
RESERVE
88,800,000.
f�Yft
Savings Bank Department
At all Branches
leterebt allowed at highest current rate
=
92 Branches
lila
In Canada
EXETER BRANCH—
W D. CLARKE, Manager.
zineu,..Ill.,,tit,.Iti,,,itineffe
enineell coli III SIM r, fllini16..Iil.,,IIh8 lIi, .lir .all,
tl
"No more headache for you --take these"
Don't just 'smother" the headache without removing the cause..
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They not only turn
the headache but give you a< buoyant, healthful feeling because they
tone the liver. sweeten the stomach and cleanse the bowels. Trythem.
Alt Ar'ttistr, Z5c., or by mail
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO.
remits, Oat. 13
Tint WESTERN FAIR, LON IX N,
Thu Western Fain pope
la, Agricultural Exhibition e•i11 be
held ths' year from Sept, 10 to 18,
it t: considered .by the management
thee this year, above all others, hou]d.
le the ant when extra efforts must
ba put forth to make thq Exhibition
a grew success; therefore r::11 ass
sistanct given by the Government
the Board of Directors have 1ecid •
ed to make a cash addition to the
prize list of. 53,000. Good is it was
before this will certainly make Lon-
don's prize list very attractive.
BLYTH—Joseph E. Bradwin, father
or A. E. Bradwin, former publisher
of the Standard, , died in Wingha,m
hospital on Friday. Mr. Bradwin was
72 years of ag(e, and had ived in
Wingllarn for a long time,
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorption Method.
If you suffer from. bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send use your address, and
I will tell you how to cure your-
self at home by the absorption
treatment ; and will also send
sone of this home treatment
free for trial, with references
from your own: locality if re-
quested. - Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send
no money, but tell others of
this offer. Write to -day to Mrs:
M. Summers, Box 840 Windsor,
Oht.
A MAMMOTH SUGAR REFINERY
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
TONS OF CONCRETE
St Johns, KB., boasts of ?laving at
at least one great building, that may
be truly termed "as solidus a rock".
Thit is the Atlantic' Sugar .Refineries
which required tee) years in the ►guild
:ng. Seventeen tons of concrete and
three thousand tons of steel were 0 -
nuked in its construction, ;and it is
recognized as being not only acredit
t,, Canada but also the most ftp -to -
date plant of its kiind on the coin-
ter,ert. Some of the machinery which
was designed expressly for this refin-
ery is almost human in its working
Thi., i. particularly true of the mach-
inei winch fill the two pound and five
pound cartons of LANTIC GRANLT-
LA I ETI SUGAR.
'
Tilts& machines foldand seal the
cardbeerd cartons, and weigh each
one so that the carton contains the
tel weighs of sugar as stamped on
tint t:utside and all this without be -
Lee tr•alchea , by human hands. The
Atlantic Refineries contain many/
other interesting devices for the re-
fining and purification of sugar. which
enable this complete plant to have
an output of one million pounds of
suga- day or a yearly output of three
hundred million pounds of sugar,
Only cane sugar will he used in the
Atlantic" Refineries so that those who
,buy LANTMC SUGAR either in
cartons or the 10, 20 and 100 the bags
will be certain to obtain the very
finest granulated cane sugar refined
under the mast sanitary conditions.
"MADE IN CANADA"
YOUR NEIGHBOR DRIVES A
FORD -WHY 'DONtT YOU? NE
ARE ,SELLING .MORE FORDS. IN
.CANADA THIS •YEAR THAN EV
ER BEFORE—BECAUSE CANADI-
A'NS DEMAND THE, BEST - MO-
TOR ',CAR SERVICE. AT ., THE -
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. THE
"MADI IN CANADA'" FORD IS 'A
NEC ESSITY—NOT A LUXURY: Runabout $540; Town Car price on
application. All Ford cars are 1 uilIy.
equipped ' including • electric head-
lights No cars . sold unequipped.
Buyers of Ford can. uvi11�s1 are In aur ::r
'“profit ., if ' we sell 30,000' Cars between •
-Aug-ust 1, 1914 '•and- August 1, 1915.
MILO SNELL
DEALC,R,