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Exeter Advocate, 1906-07-19, Page 2ALMOST .141;0- Cenaliala 011 Anae ItOPIELESS. eitmr,31045 01 12413 6iris. 1n4ht Seap hater than other Soapa listit is hest wheu used ill the Swalight way. Buy St! "Almeet heeeeless is thealeeet INCly to ' Soap alid follow ehrectuon$ ir'!E".!IL'a/t.-1 ttIQ .c.01.111i.tOZI. I was in aleout a r t a " year eeee;-' eaye 1%lies Mamie Mi.eeinett-e: un 1 s 0 2 , • • Eredually "eietag ee•ay until"reae-hed heaelition when E feered I( was. sEei%inia elironie lewaaas White lr•ac•hh) my Wood apparently Raving tzirsqedtowatee. I had no et•ppetete, suf- lered headachee and. dizziness, the aeut exertion' would leave ine breath, less, and' it app'eared that I was going in -ea decline, I had 8C,en Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills highly reconimended Je ey the newspapers, and I deci 6 "My health hed been . them a trial It was a fortun.ate day for me when I came to this decis- ion, as the pills have not only restored SWEATED ALIENS REVOLT O•Otike ' _ _ • irOrifo 11113AT' NOT PRESERNED. .-----, Manufactorees' Association and Sani- tary inevecter Iteport. The fellov,Loo eeteaets from eeperte g the 'National Meaugreehererie' Aeeocia- tion and heels:doe' 2-..atataey speetor of the City of Ciatcoge refine the seneational charges Made ogeinet the eenned meat' packere: , r (Our investigation a trio Camied and Potted Meat part of the pacleieig indue; try. showed Witt the inetheds Used make tte us•o preeervetivs Unneceseary, ed , t eat o pr eeleatte o et I* " e- - -es r INSIDE LOOK AT TUE LONDON ai!.t4 . . ai ificial &donne is laow wed by the '• ' {. Canned Meat packer, • The meat is first' partially cooked in " large kettles,"then the fat and bone is trimmed off and the meat packed into tins. The air is then Withdrawn with vaemun pumps and the cans sealed"ia vacuum. Next they tare put into large cookers, where tip cooking process is finished. In the packing of some pro- ducts it is necessary that the cans_ be reopehed and the - steam allowed •to es- cape, the vent hole being immeiliately igeeptag Evertiatlinely 'at It Bangs Staccols." Ball Starved Passian Sews Drag Out an Existence Unger Dad eee eny h.ealth, but ha.ve actually made me Conditions. stronger than ever I was.before. I now new energy, and I am satisfied that I London, like,•Chicagce has discovered have a good appetite, a good color, and owe all this to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, fie jungle. The revolt of the tast End which I cheerfully reconunend to ether tailors against the Inhuman conditions . existence has pale, feeble, oiling girls." of their stlddellle I i..1. til d a state of things of which few Pc015) to retain the vacuum.. re 1 resealed while the gods are hot, so as Dr. WilliamsPink Pills quickly cured Were aware ail w ti1110 /ne can consider e The entire process is quite similar to LI 1 * -. that used by the family cook when put- ting up fruits and vegetables, except that meats are sealed in tin cans. in- stead of being put in glass ars. We fond that the solder in making Zho cans and in sealing them is all playa on the outside of the can and does not coma in pontact with the, contents. We were informed that hipeli of the cause for complaint in canned" meats was because of the mistaken idea that the goods would keep in perfeet condi- tion after they had been opened. This vvould beqh.e fact if they were preserv- ed with chemicals, but as they are only kept in condition because of being seal ed in vacuum tins they spoil just, as readily as fresh meats do after they have been opened and exposed to the 'Miss, Mannett, simply because the make the new, rich, red blood which enables the system to throw off disease, and brings robust health and cheerful- ness to pale anaemic sufferers. Dr. Pink Pills cure bloodlessness lust as surely as food cures hunger, and ihe new blood which the pills make traces the nerves and tones and strengthens every organ and every part of the body. That is why these pills strike straight at the root' of sten, &mi- nion. diseases as headaches, sideaches, and backaches, kidney trouble, indiges- tion, neuralgia, rheumatism, St. Vitus dance, paralysis, and the troubles from which women and growing girls suffer in silence. It has been proved in thou- sands of cases that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure after doctors and all other medicines have failed., But you must get the genuine pills with the full name, 'Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo- ple," on the wrappertaround each box. All medicine dealers sell these pills or you can get them by. mail at 50 eents a box or six limes for 82.50 by address- ing The •Dr. Williams' :Medicine Co., 43rockville, Ont. # without a feeling approaching horror. London's jungle lies in the heart of Whitechapel and Bethnal Green, where thousands of take -Ise -7;00 hate the name —live in grifiaTngepioverty. At present they are to be seen in thousands in the East End streets—hungry-looking men, whose life -blood has been drunk by the tigerish sweating system which seizes them for its victims the .moment they land from Russia, and often keeps them in its grip for ten or twenty years after their arrival in London. In the Jungle, London's clothes are I made by these half-starved Ftussian Jews, who hitherto have had to take whatever pittance their "master sweat- ers" have been vvilling to 'give them. FARCICAL INSPECTION. „sea 4-e.e ** *1 aileetaa;ni, eeestaa.is 11‘ *goer lime, • aelaeomeere vat. Nsa. ! ,1 ,Leie.e1.• a; ,--eeee •ol• , ••••••"^- LPEDIAR'S CORRUGATED IRON is made on a 36,680 lb, press (the only one in Canada) one corrugation at a Line, . and is guaranteed true • and 'straight to size. We earry a 600 ton stbck in Oshawa, Montreal, Ottawa,' Toronto and POIKI011 and can ship ordinary requirements the same day' order is reeeived. Made in 1 inch, 2 inch or 2% inch corrugations in sheets any length up to 10 feetin 28, 20P24,...gg, 2A 18 gauge both Painted and Csalvasst4ed, This class of material is most suiteble for fireproofing Barns, Factoisy, fill , and Warehouse., Buildiags arid is water, and WI ,rid prod. • Corrugated ' Ridges, 'Lead Washers -arirtUaivardzed4Nilla carriest'in 'stock; Send Specifications to your nearest office for catalogues and prices. I air, but will keep 'indefinitely if the Twenty ttidusand otailors,, men and Can is not punctured. R is also a well i women, make clothes in the East End generates a gas which will explode 'any meat known scientific fact that decaying under, conditions which are often sick- enin Some of them work in rooms package which' is hermetieally seelel. which are far too small, ..ill-ventilathd, 1 Sanitary Inspector Hedrick submitta • ' t d of them being to Commissioner Whalen his analveis 01 garrets in the home of tile master sweat- er. They are supposed to be safeguarded by workshop inspectors. Almost any , of conditions in the Libby, McNeill & Libby' plant. He found "with reference to general conditions, that the floors. 'halls. stairs, tables, etc,', ere kept clean" East End tailor will tell you that in - and "that Inc entire departm ent -view - ENGLISH VINEYARDS. • spection" is often a farce, and that.some ed from our standpoiff-- was in a sat- -- workshops escape inspection • for long isfactory condition All 'Workrooms •are Their Cultivation Was Almost Entirely Confined to. the Monks. The ancient cultivation of the vide in England appears to have been almost entirely confined to the monks, who, as• the ruins of their monasteries prove, had' a shrewd eye for the most Sheltered and fertile spots in the land. They, too, were the only people who in thefeudal agesehad leisure or inclination for sue`n nice work as vine -growing. When Henry ,the Eighth suppressed the religious houSes the monks became fugitives and, vagabonds, and the "Eng- . lish vineyards ran to waste untended. ..Anether reason for the disappearance .of .the industry from England is to be foantlein the fact that during the Middle Ages the prohibitive taxes imposed on • all foreign products made the -wines of the Continent almost unbuye.ble luxuries .and, therefore. the English had to' he 'content with the inferior produce of their own vines: As these duties were. decreased the superior wines of more favored countries gradually drove the English. out Of the • market. More than one attempt has . been made to revive open-air vine -grow- ing in England, and a few years ago wine not unlike a thin champagne was made from the .yield. of a vineyard near Cardiff; but the. uncertainty of the Brit- ish climate seems to be an effectual bar te sutih experiments developing into a • regular iridustry. SAVE THE BABIES. periods, and always know when the in- light, and have good ventilation." spector, is coming. 0 • "We began this strike with a• fund of £3 12s. 9d.," one of the leaders told a London Express representative the other day. "But we know how to starve. If W. can work from eight in the morning until ten at night on a herring and a bit'of bread, we can.strike on nothing." LIVES ARE INHUMAN. • "We tire called aliens, but we want to live as well as English Workmen, and get as good wages, so that it shall t b 'd undercut thern," said another. "What can we do bUt strike? Our lives now are inhuman. "From moroin,e until late at night we have to slave for °lir •slave -masters or else starve. . We must have bread ar herring, even. if we cannot get meat. How can we get it, except by tailoring? We are here for good or ill, and we must live." What are the places like where Lon, don's clothes are made? As a rule they are the ordinary small dwelling -houses to the back streets of Whitechapel or Bethnal Green. In a small upper room, where a single English iarpen1er would refuse to work, have a dozen wretched Jewish tailors are herded together for fourteen, sixteen, sometimes twenty hours at a stretch. ° TREATED LIKE DOGS. Every dodge • is. resorted to by the sweaters to evade the Workshops Acts. They destroy the forms on which, in view of their victims, they fill up the hours of night work, -which ' they are Mother, an investment of 25 mils now §-apposedto record. : , They fill Up in • may ,save your baby's life. Colic, diar- pencil the corresponding sheets hung rhoea and cholera infant= carryo-- 11 up in the workshop, and efase the redord thousands of little cities during Rio hot ae. -soon as the workers have .gone. They weather months. A box of Baby's Oven Which for the inepectors, and hide some Tablets cost but 25 cents and there is pf • their workpeoPle in bedrooms or cel - security and safety in this medicine. tare or outhouses wlien a visit from the Give an occasional.. ,Tablet to the well inspector is feared. . Any sign of revolt child and you will keep it well. Give 1 on the part of the workmen le punished them to the child if trouble.comes swift- with dismisSal. It is a general coin- ly and see The ease, and comfort - this plaint that the "master sweaters" treat — medicine brings. And you have the 1 their workpeople like .dogs,.. , guarantee • of • a- government analyst Most of the tailors who make Londdn's that :this medicine contains no poison- i Clothes live in crowded back streets,' in • ous opiate. -Mrs....R. • Malin,' Halifax, ; a Couple oriWims. Their rent is probably N. S., says:—"Baby's Own Tablets ere , Ss. Their income is little more than £1 a valuable medicine for stomach and; e week.- They have generally four or towel troubles." - Sold by. all mediel I - ' • - ve children. They live chiefly *on herrings. Most people have a rough idea' of the squalid life of Whiteehapel, but few realize that in the midst of this life are made the clothes which half London wears. - According to the men, the Mat rapa- cious tiger in this Jungle is the Gov The toughest experience I ever had ment( The Post Office is said torn cause In my life," said the agent of a life in the worst sweating .of all. turance society recently, "was with an Iron manufacturer in the Midlands. , "I had been informed .that he was a hard custerner, but a wealthy man, and one who had carelessly neglected to provide himself with Insurance, and so dealers or by mail at 25 cents 'a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine . Co., trOckville, Ont. Keep the Tablets in the house. ROUGH ON THE INSURANCE MAN. STANLEY AND TOE BANANA. Sir Henry Stanley was a firm believ- e.' in the banana. He went so far es to advise that Its consumption would 1 resolved to tackle himcure rheumatism, out, and all liver al, - "Upon entering his office and explain- fections. When lying at the point of Ing the nature of my business, 1 via8 death from gastritis a light gruel of stazieed at, his greeting. It was friend'. banana flour mixed with milk was the ly, cOrti cordial. 'Life insurance,' said only food he could retain and digest. he 'Wellnew, that's a subject that The secret of the banana as a health interests me; Come e with me to the and strength -producing food lies in its workshops ; I've got to go there, and high percentage of proteids and the you can tell me all about the superiority ' great Umber of its ealorfes, respective - Of your company over the others.'' I ly '20 and 391.'71. lts 18 a perfeetty halo "Then he took up his hat and bade me; anced ration if slicekdorsstaxeakfast and follow him. Al we went out of the dike Lserved with milk ars& sugar. 1 noticed„ a smile on the faces of the clerks, and. though I didn't understand it, I smiled in return. for 1 thought frossibly they knew my ernind and were ° coilstra Wieling • me on my ouccess. "The proprietor walked hurriedly, and 1 after him, until at last lie flung open a door, It wa8 the Machine shop. The / in, was terrible. A thoueand ham- iners, 1 think, were all at work beating Iron at one. • Involuntarily I Put my bands to my ears. "Lreaking at iny Man, I elate hf lipe reeve, and lowering my, hands I just managed to catch his words. shouted, shove the ,deafening racket, 'Now, tell Arne1II ahont it 1' "Ile smiled, sardonically as 4,, said this, and 1 eotild havo murdered. lihn. It teia± impoetible' he hear a word die. finelly, and no 1went right out. It tv,ss 4 '" " Meth t1. • 4.. 44/-47 D 0 DVS, - K1DNEY P1 LLS. E intfi Et' m Ace, kGivris _ uilikacT •4 DETECTED. "Farmers," announced the fair' visitor from the city "are just as ,dishonest as city milkmen," "How do you make that out?" asked Rio host. - "Why, .1 saw your hired man this morning 'water every one of the GUM before he, milked them." • They Are Not Violent in Action. — Some persons, when they wish to cleanse the. stomach, . resort to EpSom and other purgative 'salts. These are speedy in their action, but serve no per- manent good. Their use produces in- cipient chills, and if persisted in they injure the etomach. Nor do they:hect up- on the intestinein a beneficial way. Parmelee's' Vegetable Pills .answer all pueposesin this respect, and hive no superior. Ile: 4Miss' de Jones—Clara--I -never loved anyone but you., 'VVill you be rny -wife?" She: "Bit I've been told that you proposed to four.'other girls within a month." He : "True, darling; but I did it merely' "for practice, so that I wouldn't blunder in proposing to you." A BROAD STATEMENT. Dr, Leonhardt's Hem-Roid will cure any case of Piles. This statement is made without any qualifications. It is in the, form of a tablet. _ . It is ' the only pile remedy used inter- nally. • It is impossible to cure an established case of Piles with ointments, supposi- tories, injectioraoutward applianees. A 81,000 gatif-antee with every neek- age of Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid. -$1.00, all dealers, or The Wilsen-Fjle Co., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. Aunt : "Now, Charles, you must be a very good boy. You have a nice new brother. Aren't you pleased?" Charles: "Oh, I don't know. It's always the way; just' as I'm getting on in the world competition begins." , Lingering. stublroin old sores are erased frojn. the skin by Weaver's Comte. The geed week of blood -cleansing is qompleted with Weaver's Syrup. Biggs—"I had no idea ;old Graspit was a philanthropist until I saw him circulat- ing a petition yesterday for the purpose of raising money to, enable a- poor wid- ow to pay), her rents" DiggS—"Oh, Grasspit's all right. Ile owns the house Rio poor widow lives in:". THE GREAT NORTII COINTRY. Nimrod was a mfghty hunter, but had he hunted in the "Ternagami" •region he would have been a mightier one. Nimrod hunted for glory, but Temagamians Mint for game. Those Indians who made the first canoe cf birch bark long ago, were our greatest benefactors. The children of these In- dians know the canoe, -rind they know how to use it, and if you go to Terna- garni thiS summer they will paddle your ddriee instheir own superb way. They will bp the, best guides you ever had. iStudaits who camp in miner along the Temagami lakes are able to do two years' work in one. Finest of fishing and hunting. Easy of access by the Grand Trunk Railway System. For in- formation and beautiful descriptive publication sent free apply to 3. D. Mc- Donald, Union Station, Toronto., Ont. 'Ethel -Got= : "Ph, Vladimir, they say you are a fortune-hunter, and are only marrying the for my wealth. Tell inc it is not true," Lord Dedbrolie : "Why, my dearest, I would marry yQu if you were pennilon." Ethel Gotrox o "Prve Hag. /UV own vlodinai, and i 1 s...- — i 1Ve % ,ret . nalt ne aisAilitely happy." Lord Iled. Ibroke :' "Settle the whole of your vast fortnne upon me, leave yOurcelf desti- tute, and I kvill wcil) you „in 'the face of Rio whole world." $5,000 Eercifattg,',1vrily" person who. proves 'that Sunlight Soap contains any injurious chemicals or any form of adulteration, unlight Sop is a perfect cleaner and will not injure anything,. Best for all household put., pdtes, Sunlight Soap's super- iority is most conspicuous in the washing of clothes. Common soaps destroy the painted or varnished surfaces of woodwork and take the color out of clothes. Even the daintiest linen or lace, or the most delicate colors may be safely washed with Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow direc- tions). Equal&f good with hard or soft water. Your Money refunded by the dealer from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you find any cause for complaint. 01•711.1.1.•,. THE PEDLAR PEOPLE, manna oue. I Neu, RI 1 TON1110, 0111. I 1.00(1011, Olt 1 NM, NCR vocouver,fix 767 Craig St. 455 Sussex st. n c?useree a. 60 Dundas st. 76 Lombard *A. 41Vrouder Write your Nearest Office. -11E:44-.1) OFFICE AND WORKS—OSHAWA, oat Largest, makers of Sheet Metal Build ing Materials under the British Flag. • LA ,........••.,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••■•••••••••••••• In Western Canada Irc; AI 7412 Sad lands be Saskatchewan, only rmiles from two railways, 0,P.B. & Strong soil, 90 per cent. plough land, spring creek, no sloughs. .A.bout 40 miles N.R. of Indfau Bead. Price S10.50 per ears - Write for map and full partieulars. R. PARSONS. at Wellesley Street. Toronto. cluandas' „ 'WHAT GERMANY EATS. New , Food Tariff Makes Nation Depend More on Dog. ."Two sorts of animals for slaughter- ing purposes; namely, horse g and dogs, have never until now reached so large consumption as in the fourth quarter of 1905." • This is a 'startling sentence from an article in the I3adische Landes -Zeitung, of Mannheim, discussing the effect of the new German Wefts on foodstuffs. The rates of increase, too, are start- ling. The number of slaughtered horses rose from 44,659 in the first . quarter of 1904 to 52,584 in the first quarter of .1905. "According to the. official, records," concludes the article, "there were s 405 dogs slaughtered during the fourth quarter of 1905. Here:- are reckoned only the common species of dogs, which, under •official inspection, were compelled to give up their lives and allow them- selves to be eaten. Hence, it Will -be seen that, our nations food depends more and more on the dog." • "Well, Captain, how were .you pleased with the lady?" `go speak frankly, 1 Was somewhat disappointed:3'. "How so?" "They said she was intellectual, but I talked with her half 'anhour, and she did -not open her mouth once." 'You Lever Brothers Limited. Toronto I lee are mistaken there, 'Captain; she yawn - ed six or eight times." Daughter—"In a time of trial what is our great support and comfort?" Her Father (an eminent K.C.):---"A soft-heart- ed jury that you can get round, and a soft-headed jeidge whom, you can bam- boozle." For the Overworked.—What are the causes of despondency and melancholy? A'disordered liver is one cause and a prime one. A disordered liver means a disordered stomach, a disordered sto- mach means a disturbance of the nerv- ous. system. This brings the whole body into subjechen and the victim feels sick all over. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are a recognized remedy in this state and relief will follow their Use. • '"The boss asked me what made me look .so tired," said Galley, the clerk, "and I told him I was up early this -morning? "Htlh 1" snoded the book- keeper. "You never gorup early in your 'life.'i"I didn't say that I got up. I said I was up." dhddren wile ore Pale and peevish want some- tlaino that will make good rich blood ; there is naflang,to equal "Ferrovimr for this purpose. Mothers, be sure 40 get a bottle. SILVER, BATHS. At the Czesepalace of Tzarskoe Selo, the nurseries provided for the care of children consist of eleven rooms. One feature is described by Miss Egar, the children's governess, as follows: In the bathroom Js a stationery bath of solid silver, used for the bigger children. There iS.a. small silver bath for the use of whatever baby reigns. Each child's name is engraved upon it, so it forms a historical record. It was apparently bought for Nicholas I., and bears his name and those of his family. We al- so find the names of Alexander II. and of • Marie, afterward Duchess' of Edin- burgh. .The last name added was that of Alexis, the little baby who was born in August, 1904." I3ilkins, who are you work- ing foe now?" "Same people — a wife aild five children." if Npo r.o3nie Dn. eietdo fioeagrw6 clDioylseernatory or Caonry. summer complaint if they have a bottle 1. dial ready for use. It corrects all loose- ness of the bowels promptly and caus- es a healthy and natural action. This is a medicine adapted for the young and old, rich and poor and is rapidly be - mining the moat °popular medleine for eholera, dysentery,' etc., In the market. s A railwaY engine usually travels about 1,000,000 miles before ft -is worn out. Worms derange the .' Whole syetere‘ Mother Graves' Worm! Exterininator ie- ratt!'t,;worrno and giVOS r.t to tho sufferer. It Only ,„,6,0g0 2 ceiltn to try I it and, be eonvineed, ' " — nut the eoat doesret make 6ie mow—, not even a* eOat, of tar and te4there; ortutawat *sap se vettattaast maw mom bat 14 b.itwb.* *..11n tkthodigiat t fop oad, lalloarditastkia, A lady writes: "1 was enabled to-ee- move the corns, root and branch, by the use of Holloway's Corn Cure." Others who have tried it have the same ex- perience. •••••••••••••••••• Who was the fellow who went around with a lantern looking for an honest man?" "I don't know; but if he were to try it to -day somebody would steal his lantern!" • — Always a Good Friend. In health and happiness we need no •friends, but when paid and proetration come we look for friendly aid from sympathetic, hands. These hands can serve us no better than in rubbing in Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, for when. the Oil is in the pain -is-out. It has brought, relief to thousands who without it would be in- deed friendless. • Teacher—"Johnny, can you tell me anything you have to be thankful for!n. the, past year?" Johnny (without hesi- tation) "Yessir." Teacher — "Well, Johhny, what is it?" Johnny—"Why, when you broke your arm you couldn't cane us for tw,o months." Wilson's FLY PADS Three bundred times bet. . ter than stlekypaper. NO DEAD' FLIES LATINO ABOUT I Bo" ld by all Druggists and General Stored I and by mall., TEN CENTS PER PACKET FROId ARCHDALE WILSON, HAMILTON, CiNT. DOMINION HENDERSON i3EARINGS0 unmet!. Henderson Rolleriletifilll, ifICINEER TOOLMAKER* 111(111.CLAS8 785 king OW estp Toronto Work wanted Mr Potter St tobm atOn lasatieltuvo and *town * Eikatpt matlitaaa. iihket lawit, Ail Mod at liaht nattbint *At isdford • All are seleeeteci meats, prepared for your table in a kitchen as clean as your OW11. Ready to serve any tine At to serve anyw' here." ' • All are economical,—and all are good. Whether your taste be for Boneless Chicken, Veal Loaf, Ox Tongue, Petted Ham, Dried Beef, there is no way you can gratify it so well is by asking for Libby's. Try Libby'sdelicions cooked OXT0ague for sandwiches or sliced cold. Bootkt free, 'Mow toMae Good Thiussto Eat: Write iibby, McNcdI &- Libby, Chicago, ALDERTA AGENOIES. LIMITED. ALFRED ALLAYNE JONES, President. ST. CLAIR, BLACICETT, Secretary. Real Estate and Insurance Brokers. Fatima and city property for sale. Correspondence solicited. EOriONTON, ALBERTA. Amensmaimenew, COBALT. COBALT STOCKS—the right kind—offer Im- mense opportunities for large and immediate profits. ri-ir the past few months high-grade 9ro has been piling up at the mines, shipments being withheld pending the completion of the new smelter. This lia,s resulted in many stocks being quoted by those not understanding conditions at a price far below their real value. Shipments; are now commencing, and great returns, not to; speak of advances in stock ntarket prices are' assured. Many ground -floor opportunities now, but the market is- daily becoming morel active and NOW.IS TIIEVIME TO ACT. My booklet (including Govt. report) and weekly news letter furnish full and up-to-date information. They are free. H. C. BARBER, • Mines Stocks Syndicates - 15 Adelaide St. E., Toronto, and Cobalt. ImullsELAPieriOrniLeEcooliomml ......._ Sarnia White - No real need to`huy the more expensive oils if GOOD BURNER is used and KEPT CLEAN. If you want a BIG LIGHT-.-TIIRES OR FOUR GAS JETS IN 0101— Queen City NM" A • EAUTIPOIL 011• moor Lamp For Sale. by treaters THIS UEEN CITY OIL sOIN WV'S °A HOME Forty vane** you eoista Laya i.00ght latita Water tot WO 0,41004i Ottoe otaia Haw wittak • (Wag $15.000 * yoat rest. Si httaiesozteaulmint,,Topuktiost ot 100.000. tive yoke the yertlftitst '141 resell OrAstry ft/eider/of late is tlietritte *4440 Wu' Wed Wog trots $750 to $2,000 eta , W8 Alt8 LAYING OUT A 148W ADO111014 wit‘ Iteltigibint tad moo API! ',Mite's 's Desvert JIND4411144Matmt* Pirf.retaisi 40'4411 601401 Pileast*.° 14:10, 4°410.64 •.9titisotoi Part. At. trot. ,25x125 Feet for' $100 color 14,4.140,7 ti.0:4;;;. trxtrultszzli. =13 420=r, 044* 11410 ORMITRY LOAN AND._Ta_tiat avalatraldhilas t• 0•10,0t „StAt$1011. POWS. fa dig so. 'V * ••111" °'-h•