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The Wingham Advance, 1903-10-22, Page 6NJ 0 drawn the bill to amend the Audit Act, the. obaeet of which was to destroy the usefulness of the audi- tor -general, Only the drawn sword of public opinion forced the admiq- istration tO tale this step, --An exceptionally rich silk car- Children's Rubbers DoddCanadian VOfts go was recently sent East over the Pacific from Vancouver, Ritchie this Youth's Rubbers CaMDbell It came by the Empress of India, Sizes 1 to 6. The government have with- drawn the bill to amend the Audit Act, the. obaeet of which was to destroy the usefulness of the audi- tor -general, Only the drawn sword of public opinion forced the admiq- istration tO tale this step, --An exceptionally rich silk car- tions of an approaching general election is the voting of over $12,- i 000,000 in railway subsidies by the tche & Campbell Dominion Parliament in the dying XXX days of the session. With such an amount of "swag in sight there will successors to M. H.1rtcINDOO. surely be `something doing' out on the sidelines besides the construct - *41 + ing of railways." Don ought to be an authority on such matters, for no doubt there was "swag in sight" when he was sent off to S U THE ROYAL GROCERY New Goods Just Arrived One package printed Toilet Sets, large s size, nicely embossed pattern, ten pieces .... $1.99 per set ZEBRA.. The new paste' enamel Stove Polish. Lat- est thing out. Manufactured by Reckitt & Son, London and. Hull. The name is a Guarantee of purity...................... , , ......10e per," box �A. �.J N.AJ e New fruit, first of the season, extra choice selected.....,...... . ... . ......................70c per lb at Grinrin9s W e Always Have Made a Specialty of 0 J0 Fur * foods _ and this year is no exception We have novo on hand a large stock of Ladies' Fur Coats and Capes, and Men's Fur Coats at very reasonable prices. We are coniiden better value cannot be had anywhere than we are offering in these goods, Come now and have your choice while our range is complete. Also Ladies' Cloth Jackets, any style, .w. very special value; and Men's Cloth. Over. coats, the latest make. w w Woollen and Flannelette Blankets; we _ guarantee the Best value in Blankets. Handsome Comforters for $r.25, $1-40 and $r.5o. See our Stock before buying elsewhere . . �. o A. MILLS a 0111,meiica, and became an ar- dent admirer of those who held the "swag." At least, it is the general impression that there was "some- thing doing"' about that time, and not on a country "sideline" either. -The total appropriation for or- dinary services voted by the Do- minion Parliament for this year amounted to nearly $68,000,000. In addition to this, railway subsi- dies to private corporations are be- ing voted, which will aggregate anywhere from $12,000,000 to $18,- 000,000. The total appropriations made by Parliament for the ordin- ary services,of the country and in grants to private corporations (aside altogether from the obligations in - cured in connection with the build- iti� of the Grand Trunk Pacific) will, therefore, amount to at Ieast $80,000,000. If to this be added liabilities incurred in connection with the second transcontinental railway, the total will come to about $150,000,000, or practically, $160 for each family in the Do- minion. .1• --During September 252 home- stead entries were made at the Do- minion Land Office at Edmonton. The number of persons settling on these homesteads was 859. Of the homesteaders 98 were Canadians; with a total in their families of 347. Next came 44 Americans, with a total population of 165. Twenty entries were by Englishmen, eleven by Scotch, one by an Irishman and one by a Welshman, the additional population thus secured from the Mother Country being 124. The rest were Germans, Austrians, Nor- wegians, Swedes, Russians, Danes, Chinese and Bohemians. Of the 252 homesteaders 183 were farmers, 23 mechanics and 15 laborers. The number of Eastern Canadians tak- ing up homesteads is remarkable, and is said to be greatly on the increase. RM a THE WINGHAM ADVANOE. TbUrsday, October 22, r 9n3 tivo is made apparent by bringing ` on the election in immediate conk 19 nectlou witli the uses of the public purse to meet the liabilities ti a THE PEOPLE'S " POPULAR ]'� ST(�R private concern. It vile constitii- PEOPLE'S .+►7 LJ' V Air. iJ��+l-.,t encles cared a pili for constitutional right, they would not fail to show Macdonald Block, Wingbam. their sense of such trickery by their votes; but it would probably be difficult to find a constituency which cared for constitutional right or right -of any kind in comparison JN0o QI H. KERR it, with the party bade. We must not Complain if the .overnmentlis dishonest and the country is mix- governed. '.i'hq constituencies have OVERCOATS themselves to blame. � - UNDERWEAR 7 In the old land the ex -Colonial - - - Secretary and Premier Balfour are taking .Q stand on the "Trade" Men's and Boys' Overcoats "�� We do not exaggerate question. Professing to believe y gg thoroughly in the wisdom of free- and. Ulsters at reduced prices. Our new Rubbers are here when we make the statement, trade revolution ofsixty mightily years ago, and admitting that it Right at the beginning of the and we have just put them that never was there . better has - developed British manufactures and season we are going to offer all into stook, value offered in Underwear commerce - a "new occasion" has arisen, be- you great bargains in these this season but we have ad- than we offer you this seasons. cause : - goods. To those who buy vanced a very little and only ' 1. Britain is dependent for food early we will give a discount in a few lines, We have bought direct on sources outside herself, of per from the manufacturers thus 2. She must pay for her food by 5 p cent off' all Men's tl'g al eof her nufactureell herauafac• and Boys' Overcoats and UI- -' saving the middleman's profit, tures in sufficient quantity to in- stens. Buy early. We are still selling Ladies' which we give to you, sure her continued growth and Rubbers in all sizes, high or a prosperity in the face in -•amus, low gut at 44c t0 64c, We are solea eats in sally hot3tile and increasing tariffs." , g Mr. Balfour says -"From the very Wingham for Ladies' Un nature of the case, free trade re- Mens' Rubbers, splendid quires open markets somewhere." derweal' made with the -1 k+ tl�'rs quality, sizes 6 to 12-75c pr. Britain has none anywhere, not Patent Gussett, which in- even in her colonies, all of which Men's Rubbers, Fine, high sures perfect fit and better levy protective duties against her Furs are advancing in price of low cut, 90C to $1,00, •a mill and factory products. The west.. distance between his position and every season. But our prices , Mr. Chamberlain's, who would put for Collarettes Capel'ines"t tariff taxes on food also, is one of ' ' ( Misses' Rubbers, a expediency, Capes, Coats, &c., are not any Sizes 11 to 2. Ladies' Union Vests and Draw. A .i, Says • the Weekly San :-"The fact that the donations to railways given this year are so large, is ac- counted for by the fact that the general elections are at hand and campaign funds are required. Each subsidy, as Mr, E. B. Osler, M. P.; has stated on the floor of Parlia- ment, pays its toll to thepoliticians, and since the subsidy has been in- creased to $6,400 per mile the rake- off has been greater, Another cause of the increase this year, which must not be overlooked, is the agreement with the Grand Trunk Pacific. Mackenzie and. Mann, and other powerful interests were opposed to the scheme, but are now being quieted with an ex- tra big donation from the public treasury. The voter whose money is being taken from him to enrich the railway promoters will natul•al- ly ask what he can do to protect himself from such raids. The line of action is simple. The promoters and their • backers, both in Parlia- ment and out of it, have brought great pressure to bear upon the Government to secure the grants. The Government has yielded, be- cause it required a campaign fund and because it feared that if it did not yield it would receive the strong opposition of the subsidy seekers at election time. The men who foot the bills have got to show the Government that their objec- tion to putting up the cash is just as strong as the desire of the pro- moters to get hold of it, and that they will turn down any members of Parliament who vote away their money in this fashion. These men are far more numerous and power- ful than the promoters, with all their boodle, and if the Govern- ment thought that they would take this attitude not a subsidy would have been proposed at the present session.,' in advance of last season, Children's Rubbers DoddCanadian You will save looney by mak- go was recently sent East over the Pacific from Vancouver, -T%vo Courses- this Youth's Rubbers Ladies Wool Vests and Draw- n It came by the Empress of India, Sizes 1 to 6. ers. Patent Gussett............ 60e and was valued at $1,728,600. It Boy's Rubbers i was sent East by a special train, Has an Arch of Steel PoultryDrawers, speed being important element in this traffic. The 1! ' IMemh f th B Womens' Dressy gid Ox- . raw silk trade ford Shoes at Reduced Prices. via the Canadian Pacific has been It will ou to brio P a y y g your Oxfords and Fashion are Vests and and Drawers, patent Gussett. Medium heavier this year than eves' before. still the best of,friends. and large sizes..................$1.00 Iot of good, fat, dry plucked, well Vancouver has become the greatest This arch of steel has given the dressed, Ducks and Chickens. silk port on the continent. "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe world-wide -The Bruce Herald is authority fame ---if the shoe hadn't a single for the following, -Dr. Macdonald, other commendable feature, the arch- Hardwood, either green or dry, the deputy speaker for the House, says that Mr, Borden, the Conser- support alone would make it a better taken in trade. vative Leader, that he is the best shoe than any other ever made. Women's Dongola Oxford Tip, regular $1.75 for .,..$1,40 critic of legislation who has ever sat in the Canadian House of Com - A woman can walk for miles. in Women's Blucher Oxford _ Tip, regular $1.60 for ....$1.25 in all sizes and at lower rices 11 p aA than you paid last season for cot- mons. Dr. Macdonald acts as "Dorothy Dodd " shoes without I ton fleece. O Chairman of the Committee of the whole House, and in that capacity fatigue. They are not expensive he is well qualified to express an shoes. opinion as to a man's ability to pick out the faults in a Government or private bill. Mr. Borden keeps a close watch on all legislation and 3.00 and 3.75it pair, a few special has been due to his masterly an. alyses of 'numbers of bills that models at $4,00. amendments were made which are in the interests of the country. I --"Don," the Liberal editor of Toronto Saturday Night, writes e thusly :-"One of the best indica- tions of an approaching general election is the voting of over $12,- i 000,000 in railway subsidies by the tche & Campbell Dominion Parliament in the dying XXX days of the session. With such an amount of "swag in sight there will successors to M. H.1rtcINDOO. surely be `something doing' out on the sidelines besides the construct - *41 + ing of railways." Don ought to be an authority on such matters, for no doubt there was "swag in sight" when he was sent off to S U THE ROYAL GROCERY New Goods Just Arrived One package printed Toilet Sets, large s size, nicely embossed pattern, ten pieces .... $1.99 per set ZEBRA.. The new paste' enamel Stove Polish. Lat- est thing out. Manufactured by Reckitt & Son, London and. Hull. The name is a Guarantee of purity...................... , , ......10e per," box �A. �.J N.AJ e New fruit, first of the season, extra choice selected.....,...... . ... . ......................70c per lb at Grinrin9s W e Always Have Made a Specialty of 0 J0 Fur * foods _ and this year is no exception We have novo on hand a large stock of Ladies' Fur Coats and Capes, and Men's Fur Coats at very reasonable prices. We are coniiden better value cannot be had anywhere than we are offering in these goods, Come now and have your choice while our range is complete. Also Ladies' Cloth Jackets, any style, .w. very special value; and Men's Cloth. Over. coats, the latest make. w w Woollen and Flannelette Blankets; we _ guarantee the Best value in Blankets. Handsome Comforters for $r.25, $1-40 and $r.5o. See our Stock before buying elsewhere . . �. o A. MILLS a 0111,meiica, and became an ar- dent admirer of those who held the "swag." At least, it is the general impression that there was "some- thing doing"' about that time, and not on a country "sideline" either. -The total appropriation for or- dinary services voted by the Do- minion Parliament for this year amounted to nearly $68,000,000. In addition to this, railway subsi- dies to private corporations are be- ing voted, which will aggregate anywhere from $12,000,000 to $18,- 000,000. The total appropriations made by Parliament for the ordin- ary services,of the country and in grants to private corporations (aside altogether from the obligations in - cured in connection with the build- iti� of the Grand Trunk Pacific) will, therefore, amount to at Ieast $80,000,000. If to this be added liabilities incurred in connection with the second transcontinental railway, the total will come to about $150,000,000, or practically, $160 for each family in the Do- minion. .1• --During September 252 home- stead entries were made at the Do- minion Land Office at Edmonton. The number of persons settling on these homesteads was 859. Of the homesteaders 98 were Canadians; with a total in their families of 347. Next came 44 Americans, with a total population of 165. Twenty entries were by Englishmen, eleven by Scotch, one by an Irishman and one by a Welshman, the additional population thus secured from the Mother Country being 124. The rest were Germans, Austrians, Nor- wegians, Swedes, Russians, Danes, Chinese and Bohemians. Of the 252 homesteaders 183 were farmers, 23 mechanics and 15 laborers. The number of Eastern Canadians tak- ing up homesteads is remarkable, and is said to be greatly on the increase. RM a THE WINGHAM ADVANOE. TbUrsday, October 22, r 9n3 tivo is made apparent by bringing ` on the election in immediate conk 19 nectlou witli the uses of the public purse to meet the liabilities ti a THE PEOPLE'S " POPULAR ]'� ST(�R private concern. It vile constitii- PEOPLE'S .+►7 LJ' V Air. iJ��+l-.,t encles cared a pili for constitutional right, they would not fail to show Macdonald Block, Wingbam. their sense of such trickery by their votes; but it would probably be difficult to find a constituency which cared for constitutional right or right -of any kind in comparison JN0o QI H. KERR it, with the party bade. We must not Complain if the .overnmentlis dishonest and the country is mix- governed. '.i'hq constituencies have OVERCOATS themselves to blame. � - UNDERWEAR 7 In the old land the ex -Colonial - - - Secretary and Premier Balfour are taking .Q stand on the "Trade" Men's and Boys' Overcoats "�� We do not exaggerate question. Professing to believe y gg thoroughly in the wisdom of free- and. Ulsters at reduced prices. Our new Rubbers are here when we make the statement, trade revolution ofsixty mightily years ago, and admitting that it Right at the beginning of the and we have just put them that never was there . better has - developed British manufactures and season we are going to offer all into stook, value offered in Underwear commerce - a "new occasion" has arisen, be- you great bargains in these this season but we have ad- than we offer you this seasons. cause : - goods. To those who buy vanced a very little and only ' 1. Britain is dependent for food early we will give a discount in a few lines, We have bought direct on sources outside herself, of per from the manufacturers thus 2. She must pay for her food by 5 p cent off' all Men's tl'g al eof her nufactureell herauafac• and Boys' Overcoats and UI- -' saving the middleman's profit, tures in sufficient quantity to in- stens. Buy early. We are still selling Ladies' which we give to you, sure her continued growth and Rubbers in all sizes, high or a prosperity in the face in -•amus, low gut at 44c t0 64c, We are solea eats in sally hot3tile and increasing tariffs." , g Mr. Balfour says -"From the very Wingham for Ladies' Un nature of the case, free trade re- Mens' Rubbers, splendid quires open markets somewhere." derweal' made with the -1 k+ tl�'rs quality, sizes 6 to 12-75c pr. Britain has none anywhere, not Patent Gussett, which in- even in her colonies, all of which Men's Rubbers, Fine, high sures perfect fit and better levy protective duties against her Furs are advancing in price of low cut, 90C to $1,00, •a mill and factory products. The west.. distance between his position and every season. But our prices , Mr. Chamberlain's, who would put for Collarettes Capel'ines"t tariff taxes on food also, is one of ' ' ( Misses' Rubbers, a expediency, Capes, Coats, &c., are not any Sizes 11 to 2. Ladies' Union Vests and Draw. A .i, Says • the Weekly San :-"The fact that the donations to railways given this year are so large, is ac- counted for by the fact that the general elections are at hand and campaign funds are required. Each subsidy, as Mr, E. B. Osler, M. P.; has stated on the floor of Parlia- ment, pays its toll to thepoliticians, and since the subsidy has been in- creased to $6,400 per mile the rake- off has been greater, Another cause of the increase this year, which must not be overlooked, is the agreement with the Grand Trunk Pacific. Mackenzie and. Mann, and other powerful interests were opposed to the scheme, but are now being quieted with an ex- tra big donation from the public treasury. The voter whose money is being taken from him to enrich the railway promoters will natul•al- ly ask what he can do to protect himself from such raids. The line of action is simple. The promoters and their • backers, both in Parlia- ment and out of it, have brought great pressure to bear upon the Government to secure the grants. The Government has yielded, be- cause it required a campaign fund and because it feared that if it did not yield it would receive the strong opposition of the subsidy seekers at election time. The men who foot the bills have got to show the Government that their objec- tion to putting up the cash is just as strong as the desire of the pro- moters to get hold of it, and that they will turn down any members of Parliament who vote away their money in this fashion. These men are far more numerous and power- ful than the promoters, with all their boodle, and if the Govern- ment thought that they would take this attitude not a subsidy would have been proposed at the present session.,' in advance of last season, Children's Rubbers ere. Patent G'usset't........... .Zoe s You will save looney by mak- Sizes 6 to 10. -T%vo Courses- this Youth's Rubbers Ladies Wool Vests and Draw- n your purchases at store. Sizes 1 to 6. ers. Patent Gussett............ 60e Every elector should carefully Boy's Rubbers i Hard and Soft Slabs, also Sizes 10 to 13. Ladies' Heavy Wool Vests and PoultryDrawers, a large quantity of dry hard- Patent Gussett...,.75c ' IMemh f th B Womens' Dressy gid Ox- wood for sale, delivered. ford Shoes at Reduced Prices. Ladies' Heavy Pare Wool It will ou to brio P a y y g your Oxfords and Fashion are Vests and and Drawers, patent Gussett. Medium poultry to this store. We want a still the best of,friends. and large sizes..................$1.00 Iot of good, fat, dry plucked, well dressed, Ducks and Chickens. Here's some rare bargain snaps :- Misses' and Children's Under - Women's Dongola Tip, regu- Jar $1.35 for ..............$1.00 wear in all sizes. Splendid value, Hardwood, either green or dry, Women's Dongola Oxford - :3 taken in trade. Tip, regular $1.50 for ... ,$1,20 Women's Dongola Oxford Tip, regular $1.75 for .,..$1,40 Boys, Wool Fleece Underwear Good Oats taken in exchange for g Women's Blucher Oxford _ Tip, regular $1.60 for ....$1.25 in all sizes and at lower rices 11 p aA than you paid last season for cot- Oatmeal, Women's Strap Slipper re g• alar $1.80 for .... , ...... $1.20 I ton fleece. O Z Get thCCe TBest i-It Pays. CG� 1 f1w�L Id ONT. Best place in Canada for securing a thor- Oni business education or a superior shorthand training. Our graduates are always successful In getting positions. This school invariably gives its students more than they expect. Write for cata- logue. 'Enter this month if possible, s I a. Elliott, Principal. I ALEX, KELLY Auctioneer for Huron County I have secured an Auctioneer's license for Huron county, and are prepared to conduct sales at reasonable rates, Sales arranged at the Advance Office. ALEX. KELLY, wingham P. 0, THOS. HOLMES' WELLINGTON MUTUAL ETRE INS. CO. Establfehed 1840. Head Office GUELPH, ONT. Risks taken on all classes of insurable pro party on tho cash or premium note system. JAMES G OLME, CHAS. DAVIDSON, President. Secratary. JOHN RITCHIE, AGENT, WIN[JHAM ONT BANKER, ETC. Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses req uiredonoy . ������ •0.\\7.11p11lrpi/J itrY al4% largo amounts; smaller in pro - Make up your mind to attend (•� ('j'Pr ��1!" JIeJa portion, Easiest forma. RICHARD HOLMES7- (+ �// McLBAN dt SON LI„i TDA/. BARRISTER AT LAW, SOLIDI. 01t, BTO., STD. Office; -next to Holmes illook now building 6�a All kinds of rough and dressed.... 1. To allow the Grand Trunk LIFE INS TJRANCE FIRE and Grand Trunk Pacific to get , ,J r i Fall Term Begins Sept. 4, 4903. D"-IGNEw- LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES WHAT IT MEANS. -T%vo Courses- PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, APPLE BARRELS absolute security.. All claims y Commercial and Shorthand. ACCOUCHEUR, . Every elector should carefully send for College journal. Office: -Upstairs in the Macdonald Block. Hard and Soft Slabs, also Consider what the Grand Trunk Pacific bargain means. By it, the C. A. FLl;milva A. L. mciNTvltS President seo'y. Night calls answered at office. a large quantity of dry hard- Governmen(t undertakes- ' IMemh f th B wood for sale, delivered. 1. To allow the Grand Trunk LIFE INS TJRANCE FIRE and Grand Trunk Pacific to get , ,J r i I)RS. CHISHOLI & GHISHOLY Telephone Orders Promptly over one hundred million dollars of public money. Lowest rates consistent with PHYSICIANS - SURCEONS - ETC, attended to. 2. To allow the two railways to absolute security.. All claims y Josephine Street -- Wingham destroy the Intercoloniai Railway promptly settled McLean .4 (Xi p Son that cost seventy-five million dol- Abner Cosens T P� KENNEDY, M.O., M,c,P,s.o lays. ' IMemh f th B l 3. To allow the two railways to ACCIVENT PLATE GLASS a Aaryooia r twu adedical --Hon. J. Israal Tarte is au- destroy the usefulness of Canadian COLD MEDALLIST IN MEDICINE. thority for the statement that up to waterways by directing traffic to A. RITLMAGE special attention aid to Diseases of women the present of the 9th Par- American ports. aura children, p 4. To allow the two railways to REAL ESTATE AND LOAN ACEN'T•, orrfoxHo,Rs:-tto4p.m,; 7to9p,m, liament the Government Could roll grant lower freight rates by Ameri- CONVEYANCING, MONEY 'TO LOAN logs through the Opposition. Mr. can ports than by Canadian ports, on Town and Form Property. W. T. IrolloiBa Tarte admits that the log -rolling 6. To allow the two railways to ASSIGNsI:, ACCOUNTANT. y has ceased and that Mr. Borden Dot%%, L,p,$. and his forces have not ons been use United States ports in prefer- OPFICH.-In the Kent I lock, y ence to Canadian ports. Residence -Catherine £4t. College of Royal able to meet the Government, but 6. To allow the two railways to surgeons of Tor- , they can do a little log -rolling on y •� onto and Honor impart supplies, free of duty, for C. eJ . MAG-UIRE Glraduate of Dent• their own account. Mr. Tarte Al Do %of Toron. ;e frankly admits that the leader of £ort Wyearls af2r thetperiod ofncon REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND t TAtest improved methoda in a braneheaof the, Opposition is responsible for LOAN AGENT, CONVEYANCING Dentistry. Prices moderato, Satisfaction the good showing made by the Op- struction. Collection of stents and Accounts a kpooialty. guaranteed. da'Office in 8oavor Block. 7. To allow the two railways to position. He has marshalled his y ASSIGNEE. AcCouNTAN T.RTHUR JRWIN divide up twenty-four million, nine forces with consummate Skill and 0liice`-In Y&natono Block, , like every good leader he knows hundred thousand dollars' worth open Saturday evenings, 7 to s. of Grand Trunk. x acific common D.D.S., L.D.S. haw to direct h attack, Time and stock, on which the patrons of the Doctor of Dental Surgery of the F on - again during the present session he road will have to pay interest. J. A. MORTONnsy�lvania College and Licentiate of has come out of debate with flying . Mr. art colors when pitted against the best g. To allow the two railways to BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Dental Surgery of Ontario, mere of the Liberal refuse to operate the eastern see- Ofliea over Poet nfaee-.wxNGH" p y tion if it should prove unprofitable. 11oNl;lr Ztl LtlAN, Borden has no reason to shiek a Office. -Xortgn Block, Wiirgham � SARA L. 11IOORE conflict with any man in the House of Commons, i g it is due to t his MISS DELIA SPARLING' Teaicb er of Piano and Theory splendid - de as eY powers that theGood .Fills - -1.�.yer'S P111a are good liver. Taaoha of Piano, Theory And Fletebbr MISS CARRIE ooRE o rO in has elzd Though a Liberal, Prof. Gold- pills, You know that. The best Nlualo Method, Slntplex and Kindergaktefi. win Smith hag entered his protest faMi1y, laxative you can buy. Pupils prepared for Contorratory exam- Teacher of Violin and Guitar, against the shuffling with the bye- They keep the bowels regular, inatiene. ltaarnr�in;lton.Block,Irlachihm. elegt ops by the Ontario Govern- cure constipation, r o A eros, nlent. Ifo says -Tho tampering ��� _ ext Mae;. I�)" � N OOf the 0irtarioovernrl�ent withttllt yTyC mo Tstdclieoredrtl "• 9ARRISTER ANIS SOLICITOft DICKINSON ROLiES elle claves of the bye•eleetious for dbeautiful browaorrich blackt? usb its party urpose reynains undo Mon to loan Ab lowesbtateh, office tarristors, $01101tor$, tie, fended and ixlcapable of defenco. KING A M is DYE 13X&V.99 JILOCg, Office: Meyer Block Wingllara, In the 0406 of the I'Soo' f the wo. nm Cts - t, VA t x s x 1 -alt. W �tVC�HAl1I. 15, >u, blbkiawdlt ltiatiley l$olmee A bAndsoraoly nlustrAtod WAGklr• 77• xeot otr. oulatlon of any salentiGa o rnA}, TerW.. $3 a asr;�ffoour mo(n1thm, $1. ocioo ra!} nslasdselsm LYNN & C0.3 Kl atw & A. New Ygrk PH13MPTLY SECURED � Write for our inte.¢stiag books"Invent• ✓ WA HAP" and -4 HoW you are swindled." %end us a rou{ih sketch or model of your it. kntion orimprovenunt end wewilltellyaq Ilse our opinion as to whether It Is probsbl*: FAtenu procured through usirlon & Mk• rion reosive eptool not)" without char#s in over tab utwkpaptrs distributed throughout the b,nulnlou. Spesihlt t.Patent buslness of manolfae- t* is ttad iy,ygineere. I. rAzz ON & 9"10N Patbht ExO*Oth And'Solialtors. f}ltiCos t � 1VeW verk LIf6 t�i'id'Tl,,fiont�s^I