The Wingham Advance, 1912-10-03, Page 3eseeeseseaeteateeseeteseeieeseasoil..t7es„, teekbeediebseareeseasseseeeseeaseeseseesse
Great Removal S
Commenced Oct. 1, 1912
OUR new building will soon be completed when we will be in a,
position to earry hundreds of pianos and organs 00 our floors and
will not be compelled to saerifiee them for want of spaee,
have, however, some 75 instruments whieh we want to dispose of
and offer
THE CHANCE OF A
LIFETIME
0
Space will not permit us to ten you all about them, but below
we give you a partial list. If you do not see what you want write
us 41t once, WE HAVE IT, Don't delay, This sale may only
last 1 week.
THORNTON ORGAN Low top,walnut ease;
stops
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DOMINION ORGAN—Half high top, walnut ease,
6 stops $17.00
BELL ORGAN High top, 8 stops,. couplers, knee
swells, ete, $22.50
'THOMAS ORGAN—Walnut ease, high top, 9 stops,
knee swells and couplers $25,00
UXBRIDGE ORGAN—Fancy walnut case, high top,
$2750
4 sets reeds, Vox Humana couplers ..,.
HAIY/ILTON ORGAN—High top, fancy walnut ease, with
, large mirror, 11 stops, couplers and knee
swells $30.00
DOMINION ORGAN -6 octave, high top, -walnut case, 10 stops
$40.00
$65.00
m.eludmg Vox Humana couplers and knee
swells
BELL ORGAN—Piano ease, 6 octaves, 11 stops,
fancy mirror; regular $125
BELL O1GAN-6 octaves, piano ease, French burl walnut, 11
stops, 6 sets reeds, used only. 3 months; was 4,9
$140, nw o ........... „ 41)
PIANOS
Mead Square—Beautiful mahogany case, 6 octave,
good tone, only
Collard & Collard—Mahogany case, 6 octave, octagon
legs, fine praetiee piano . $60.00
Stoddart Square.—Rosewood case, 61/2 octave, octa-
gon legs, full plate; regular $100, for 65.00
0.00
$50.00
Dunham Square—Ebony case, full oeta.ve, overstrung cp iao Ai 1
bass, metal plate, an excellent practice piano .. 4,0/ 10,UU
Weber Square—Ebonized case, full octave, overstrung, fancy
carved legs. This tone in an upright piano
would be worth $300; our price $96 00
Herald Square—Rosewood ease, 7 1-3 octaves, overstrung bass,
serpentine front and fancy carvings; a beautiful
piano at a cheap price
Reintzman 84 Co.—Ebonized case, full octave, overstrung bass; has
all the tone of the Grand. pianos now being sold
by Canada's greatest piano firm
Weber Upright—Colonial design,- 7 octaves, fancy
rosewood case, beautiful tone
„.,........$165
Haines Bros. Upright—Cabinet Grand size, full octave, with metal
plate; has been put in A-1 condition and is
offered at $200
rionainion Upright—Walnut case, Colonial design, full octave,
overstrung bass, repeating action; original
$450, now
S ECI
One carload, 16 Weber Upright Pianos have been forwarded
just one month too soon for us. These are direct from the factory.
DESCRIPTION
New improved scale. 'Full iron plate. Double veneered in
handsome figured mahogany, burl walnut and mission. designs.
Exquisitely hand -carved Pilasters and Trussts. Full-length swing-
ing music desk. Three pedals. Sustaining pedal. Rolling fall,
continuous hinges throughout. Trichord Overstrung scale. Elastic
repeating action. Ivory keys, 7 1-3 oetsves. Patent noiseless
pedal action.
DIMENSIONS
Height, 6 f t. 6 in, Width, 5 ft, iy2 ins. Depth, 2 ft. 3 ins,
Regular
.$400.00
ON EASY TERMS
eieestAteeeeeseitedee-
eadna
Every used. instrument has been oVerbetuied by our own Work,
men and is guaranteed. We have Many more instruments that will
be ready- for shipment next week. Tell us what you want and we
Will try to satisfy you.
A Small payment down and a little each month is all that is
required to own one of these great batsgairs.
Teele;ie'4*1
YE OWE FIRME
Het man i Co.
PRESENT ADDRESS LIMITED
71 KING STREET EAST
HAMILTON, ONT.
(NORTH SIDE)
Vormosiossersisseemiss
RECRUITS FOR ZIONISM, onnism that looks with love, but not
-
Conspicuous Ohang e in Attitude of
Some Jewish Organizations.
A remarkable change has recently
tome over the attitude oc smeral public
'bodies and 0118 Of
NVA.rti tile widespread movement known
am Zionism,
The Allianee .1,,,raelite of Pari;, wlikh
luta alwity% hitherto opposed tho move -
Mont. has shangoa its attitude and the
Israelite of ( ineiunati have In tecent
ones renounced the:r fOrlilor
tie attitude and dtJ,tredat103.1, A Ott -
1,0414; fliCr11‘51f,tTn fAIN` /IA Zioni$111.
the two hi Ltta-cf, i.he reason for
the change i$ 14-1vet e:th s4t.1e
fty; !lh.be pipe! Liam wiiite
Zioniato 14'4'Im rurtly pelat.eal and
tinned on roe Ii',• idtl tn by its
founder, the late lir, tieril, they wHe
oPpoeell to ii. Ls tiorkt 1,40dd-red any
t,f .Ttes both futile
tit{d'111P,11,11. 11111, `,1 ie contended by
those' org..ris1 latt. tetit't eou-
grcsa the pt:4 a! of Zioniqin was
rract lea liy bo viva, led they fed thpro.
orti at 1iW t t., tAT.teegi the sympatity
they have hu.44 t. tr..rnaged to °matfett'
00 SIleCOesfitily wt % Cie sentimeotal Zi -
with desire, toward the land of the
fathers.
It will be difficult to prove the coact
tion that the, late Congress made any
such fundamental change in tho prin
eiples of Zionism. It recognize(' that in
pie pont eondition of Turkey the
Immediate epplieetion of 11e, Iterzl's
ideas wonld be impracticable, but so far
as we NAIL] diseern. the final elm of the
AltiVelnellt, AR interpieti d by the (1011.
gress, remalited the same, and Zionism
/emainsU4 national as it et er was.
PV111111)1 A more eomph te explanation
fit the tematkable volte fnee made by
Illeae itatriials as well as by the Alliance
is the d'kelneay that 'they have mad°
that 1.110 /Wirt' itiC111 Niirits of the young -
Pr generation ale 0)10.4 without excep-
tion ZioniAtio in tpirii and that if they
kept up the:i. at tit-nle maptelitimi they
mould find 111Ptilgt.l‘t.e -tort in the Inrob,
Tlehrew.
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IN SPITE Orr IT,
esee 'Flee II4N.o,'2,")
The 1.ireiavfne 1.( lauler-.Totatent moues
with epprovel tins $0,111fr that natiens ttre
et ft 14 4t i'- 1,..,1 i 4 tu f by legisla-
tree, Quite hive Generally thev ac-
quire tt.er neeeeettry isles:Sings 111 litOtte
it.
-^',"47:41"-ArsoruralSOMOIIIAPOOMAlle*ViNAPII*410111SIR-77-1W7-7c,,,-
10 Terrible Itching
Got Little Sleep
tetteneei lett it lirr.TieleM AXING,
sest a reminder tit what is pod pra
in tjio ofu'p flf eretun for buitermalttng
RI. Wm eetteoti, tine to a certain extent
this wilt epees` to erenin used for other
1'u1p0p;c6, vi i' tf.proWlye tho thto11143104L8
thAW11 front rt (emelt. seuseu'e expeen
menial awl,. by -George 11. Barr, cniet
or the 'wry Division, Department of AK -
riven tire, ot La 11"11.:
"AA ordinary eellur is len 0. good Vlim,
an weien to 1“,,Vp (Timm.
eCrsean most he eooled to 55 degreee
and held at tittle temperature to be dee
livered to tile cretimery every other ouy
irt a esveet contlitieu. Settiug• the cream
e.une in Water, or in water end ice, is tile
won ntethod of eooling.
nCreent delivered only twlee 0. week
must be yenned immediately after' eltim-
ming to 48 or 49 :lee:revs and held at tliat
teuiperat ure,
"A refrigerator 15 not a good place in
wilieii to eool cream as a /11411C W1111 Wat-
er end lee,
."rtie !allure,' ripening et gathered
cream ttt the creamery 1\111 not PrOduce
batter with good keeping qualities.
"The time of ten per rent, of elean-flave
cared starter Improves flavor and
iteepleg quality of the nutter.
"Butter made froni Paeteurized cream
without a starter has better flavor a.rut
better keeping quality Uteri butter made
front rasv Crealll to whleh a good starter
nee been added, espevially ' schen 1110
etettan le tainted.
"Pasteurized cream with ten per cent.
Of a starter added gave the best-flavorea
and best -keeping butter,
'Cleanlineue and low temperature aro
the two most Important essentials in the
prodaction or finesflavored butter with
good keeping quality. -Farmers' Ativo.
cattle
Ext,Eura GOOD PRICES YOB WIN-
TER APPLES.
In attempting to forecast the level or
values likely to prevail for any crop ilket
apples, the crop prospect Is the then ritc.
tor to eonisider, In doing this we must
- Irot ignore the abundance or scarcity- or
other fruite capable of substitution tor
Annlem in whole or in part, The general
average condition of the Canauran apple
crop may be deecribed as fair, growth
baying been good and Insects not natur-
ally troublesome. The August fruit erep
report rated early apples 69 per cent,,
the general average ter the country be -
in 65. To date of writing, conditions
had not materially changed inee the
issuance of that report, European pros..
peete were below the average, the crop
Jreing decidedly short in England and
Germany, the two ehief apple importing
countries. Later advices indicate that
the wet weather in Britain will in all
likelihood mean a further diminution in
th eapple crop. Europe, therefore, should
eurnish a very gooc.1 market for Canad-
ian anislee this fall, In the Prairie Pro»
vences markets should be good, provided
the wheat harvest encie satisfactorily4
lepon the general subJeet of price pros-
pects we oft:tote the opinion of a prom!?
nent fruit -grower in a fairly good posi-
tion to Judge:
FEEDING LA.141135.
The New Mexico Agricultural Experi-
ment Association ha.s beeu making some
tests with feeding lambs, in which they
found that with alfalfa lay alone, from
ale to 120 days were requirea to prepare
limbs for the home market. Tile use
of about one-fourth pound of grain per
head per day reduced the feeding period
by ten days. Tho use ol une-half pound
of grain reduced it twenty days, while
with the heavy grain ration of a pounct
Per head per day the feeding periott neea
be only from 70 to Se days. The lignt
(one-fourth pound) grain ration gave as
great but not as rapid gains as dtct the
medium or one -halt pound ration. The
more grain fed, the greater was the cost
of gain.—Farmers' Advocate,
THE GERMAN DIRIGIBLE.
(Montreal Witnese.)
Glermany hats just put on the stocke
another Zeppelin, to be nigger ond
faster than anything yet attempted. The
announcement Is made with as much
pride as was ree.ntly the announcement
of the naval people of the United States
that if they were only going to build one
battleohip this year it would be :the
biggest over," or the kaimilar and more
reeent announcement from England that
nee new battleship is being deeigned to
carry fourteen -inch guns, a thing never
before attempted. The world hears
whenever a Zeppelin le launched into
the air. It ale() hears whenever cite
meets with an accident, and the c<)m-
mon belief is that every Zeppelin 11 at
ever went up met with such n, catas-
trophe as completely deetroyed her, and
that each new monster dirigible
launched is made to take the places of
the last one smashed. This is far
from the case. Almost all that Lave
gone up, exeept the first, are still in
commieeion, and a number of them ure
on regular passenger routes. Their
stieceee has been such as seemed even
to cautious scientists inapossible. Their
rate is almeet equal to tha fe of the
aeroplanes, while they earr5, ears in
whieh are dining and. lounging Towne
for as many as forty paseengere. The
aunouneement that the new one is to
have a speed of fifty miles an hour, and
be able to make a suetained flight of
sixty houre-not all the time et top
speed—shows.l.iow near we are epproach-
lag the tithe when paseengers who ean
paY the price will float through the air
over the ocean. To "give the devil lie
due," there Is no doubt that the epirit
of war has been' a strong incentive to
thie rapid advance.
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CARRIED ITS PROOFS.
A commission in an Eastern State In-
vestigeting Jail conditions requested let-
tere trout the prismaers. They told the
prisoners not to be afraid to give them
the facts about conditions.
The first letter opened was very eio.enent, It oentaiaed a number of live
inseete. The board hasn't opened any
snore envelopes yet, -Washington Herald.
The woman who is fond of shopping
eau always make a dollar look liko DS
cents.
Every naaleil credit would be improv-
ed by paying his bills as promptly as
he pay* a grudge.
"I wonder if she cares for me at MI?"
"Has she given you no sign "
Onee 1 sew her setting the (dock back
when 1 ceene t.o eall,"-Louisville Cour-
ier -Journal.
"Little on, X would swim the ocean
to be at your side:"
"How niee of you, .Ittek; when aro
you eotning to see meagain'?"
"Wednesday night, If It doesn't
rain."
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MOST LIKELY.
1I1oebester Heraltln
.k man out wept traded Plq *wife A,
102110 010 other etas. It may turn out
that the woman pa the leiter of that
bargain.
undeistand you seal I Was a,
nut. Billy -Well, let'play I'm a soli*.
rel,
I I,
T,
Williams.
Until Cutieura Remedies Cured
Those who have sultered long and hopee
ieesly from torturine Oda eruptions will real
with interest this letter from Air. T, Willlem%
115 Pacific Ave., Winnipeg (dated Jan, 14,
1011); "The Cutienra nernediee certainly
ilId worlc ftni4y, ani 188 thankful ass there
its such a remedy, arid that 1 tried it. About
three mamba ago a terrible itching com-
ravened on my body. / multi not Understand
R. It gradually grew WO4SO and covered a
large portion of my body. There was also
a Plight eruption of the skin, sort of a rash.
suffered greatly with the itching and at
night time I had little sleep, I tried oneor
twos remedies which did no good, and then
tried Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Re-
solvent, In about ten days I was completely
cured."
Pinore than a generation the Cutieura
Remedies have afforded the speediest and
Inost econfemical treatment for itching, burn -
leg, scaly and bleeding skin and scalp hu-
mors, of young and old, $old by druggists
and dealers everywhere. For a liberal sample
of Cutieura Soap and Ointment, with 32-p,
book on the care of the ekin and treatment of
its aftectioile, send a postal to the Potter
Drug it Chem. Corp., sole props, 51 Colum-
bus Ave., Boston, U. 5. A.
IN POULTRY
WORLD
FATTENING OHIORMai.
Being requested to give my experi-
ence with the fatteeing of chickens, 1
will try to tell you jut how I have
done it, and hope it may prove a bene-
fit to malty of your readers.
There le no better place than the
farm for thee operatioes, because here
are to be had all the eesentiale nacos-
Sary ior suceessful 'fattening, namely,
chickens, milk, grain; dean, airy Bur-
roundiege; aml last, but by no means
least, quietness,
I use the ordinary crates introduced
by the Dominion Poultry Stations some
years ago. They are made in different
SiZeS, The MOS1 useful size is 11 feet
long, 20 invitee high and 18 inches wide,
divided into ti vompartmeete. Hach
compartment holds four or five birds,
according to eize. The frame le covered
With laths., running lengthwise, for top,
back and bottom, trnd horizontally fo
front, so that the birdsean eat with
greater eomfort fromtheir troughs. Iloa
crates arc set about one and one -hall
feet from the ground, and rov fatten-
ing on a large scale, ere arranged with
the feeding troughs faeing eaeli other
for the convenience of the feeder, They
should be placedin a eool, dry place,
such as nn open .she<1. in the beginning
of the 5e88021. 1 fattened A crate of
birds, which took a finit prize out in
the open with only a shelter 'front the
EMIL It is very important to have plenty
of air and light. Ai 11 grow( colder one
must conduct operations inside some
building, 1 cOmmenee fattening about
the last week of September.
• Any good, growthy chickens fatten
well, but Rocks and Wyandottes are
much preferred because of their unifor-
mity. Some of the large breeds do not
fatten smoothly; their bones are always
prominent, no matter how fat one may
ways appreeiated no matter of what
gbreetedt.hem. However, a large bird is al -
Before planing hirde into crates
always duet well with sulphur, which
has never failed me in eradicating lice.
I prefer birds weighing 4 to 5 lbs., but
often. use smaller ones, 1 pay on a
eeale, the price changing according to
weight of birds, from 4 to 5 lbs, beteg
.011.0
That when yots put a
salve onto your child's skin,
it passes through the poxes
and enters the blood, just
as surely as if you put it
into the child's stomach?
You would not put a
coarse mass of anal fat,
colored by various mineral
poisons (such as many
crude alves are) into your
child's blood by way of the
stomach ? Then why do
so by way of the pores?
Take no risk. Use always the
pure herbal Asences provided' in
Zatn-Buk. Zatn-Buft contains
no trace of any animat oil or fat,
and no poisonous mineral color-
ing matter* Eton% Start tO finish
It Is purely herbal.
It will heal sorts, ulcers, tbse,es-
nes. eruptions, varicose ulars,
cutsburns and bruises more
quickly than say ether known
preparation. It is arititepilco
quickly stops the smarting al st
sore or cut, tures piles, inflamed
sores and blood-polsontag. It is a
-combination of healing cowerand
scientific purity. Ask those who
ftave proved it.
tt li4tle/0u ana atom too box or
Xant.Hu6) Co., Toronto, for prill,
marl BE YOUR linte
est ripe, lighter lAnde at a cent per
rum], lees.
I feed only twiee a day, morning and
night, and wily 0.t 1411101 tte they will
eat up elean, never allowing any food
to stand before them ; then dean out
their troughs and give them water. They
get gravel twiee a week. The best food
mixture 1 o'er need vonsisted of 3 parts
good nate, 1 part barley and 1 part buck-
wheat, ground fine and wet with skim
milk until it is neither ermnbly nor
sloppy, 'hnt just between, 'lave the milk
eiesere sweet or always white (dee it
disagrees with the birds, I feed no Other
kind of food from first to last, and give
them food from the find (lay they are
crated. I sometimes find it »eeptisary to
let some birds have a week or ten days
run In the farnoyard after buying them,
in order to get their eystems in prime
emiditioa before eonfining them to the
crates, Ati nitwit of the SUCV011,6 de1e./145
on getting good, vigorous stock. 1 keep
them in the crates, as much of the
euceess depends on getting good, vigor-
ous stock. 1 keep them In the meat%
from two to three weeks, aceording to
how fat they were when yet in, aml
during this time they ehould [Lain a
pound each, There is no advantage in
keeping them crated longer thee three
weeks, If the birds are not fat then,
OJ) e has failed on some one or nore
points, sand must try again on a new
crateful, as these cannot stand longer
eonfinernent in the crates. A pound of
gain ean be pet on for about 10 cente
at the present prices of grain, not coun-
ting the price of skint
in killing, after having starved until
crops are onpty, the heads about
on inoh off the necks without breaking
the skin, pluck Immediately, and then
set them in a natural sitting position
on a 'shelf about fi or 10 inehes wide
With tail against back of ehelf and head'
hanethg down in front, placing a brick
on the back, which shapes birds in a uni-
form way. 1 pack them next morning
in boxes, which hold one dozen, laying
them with breast up and tails towara
the outside of box, Different sizes of
boxes are used for different sizes of
birds. Always one dozen to a box.
Have never fed more then about 400
et a time, end these were always easily
attended to in one hour, night and mere...
ing, by one man, aside from the water
ing at noon and the cleaning of pens. --
W. Marquis in Farmer's Advocate.
STOP I READ! AND CONSIDER
NEVER FAILS TO CURE
368 13readway, Winnipeg, Man.,
Messrs„ The Sanol ManufajeLtiulTen8gt.11
Gentlemen.-leor eonte sears past 1 had
suffered with tree Itatitteas. About eight-
een months ago 1 ree teethe
olve.12,
Uteri of these ereaess, ..en t Was uedeVed
to bed by the meals., , et, er tending me,
1 _received consiof, but alter a
A, few weeke Ito .thie .4 again.
It was then thet 1 to Li.,y "S.,1101."
Ur WI11011 1 had buth read and .,..
After takdng two bottles I felt s
metelt better, and my condition rapicuy
1111nroVed. When .1. had taken the con-
tents ot eight betties I felt better than 1.
had done for some years, tor my kidney
trouble had entirely left me
It is now about three itionthe sinee I
Meshed with tile intalleine and 1 ant 011-
14 1)0 beet ut health.
I inteud te 41844 yun la the course of a
few days to melte arrangements fur send-
ing eight or ten bottles to Thy In'Oiller in
England, alio is anxious to benefit by
your we nth, rt ul remedy.
I am, gentlemen,
Yours truly,
G. Henry Wages.
ilamilton, Ont., Aug. 17th, 1912.
The Sante 1 anu Lecturing Co.,
Winnipeg, Alan.
eDer
Your Salmi has cured my husband and
son. 1 might tell you oue or our best
doctors in our eity had prepared him for
an operation, so I thought I would see
what Sanol would do. I Lad tto faith in
it, but to our surprise it tnasie a well man
of nine I am sure We icad. tell (100tOrS
to see him; all gave him treatments, with
no result, but our doctor said the opera-
tion was the only thing Whichhe would
not etand.
Thanking you for your patience a.nri
trouble with him, and I will always
etand for Sena I might tell you my
hueband is in his eightieth year,
Yours truly,
Mrs. Wilson, 141. Malls Street East,
Hamilton, Oat,
a WL
is the positive cure for Gall Stones, Kid-
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Gravel, Lumbago, Ailments of Uric Acid
origin, Over 1,100 complete cures re-
ported in six months. Price, *1,50 eve'
bottle, frOM t111.184c1,Sfts. Booklet free to
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.Another sure oure 18 S'anol's Ant1,Dia-
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AS SEEN FROMTE PLATFORM.
ete-.1.1
When the frost 18 4)11 the punkins and
the testate 5 in the snok,:ks,
Then the r1.11.41‘; Lontertainer starts to
gather in tee rooks,
For the Leeture Circuit's open and he
needs use oail to preach,
Fox' the public thirsts for knowledge at
a hair dollar eaehe
In his evening (nettles and "dicky" ho
goes through his littte stunt
With that paraaox "inn: Pulimee looking
on from out in frunte
0 the scene is full ef humor as you'll
very neeinly see
If you'll 0111Y oe observant for a while
and come with see.
There's The 'Woman With a Baby and
The Fellow 'With a Vitb$,
Here's a Slimy Delegation From The
Local lerewning Class;
There's The •L'uan Wbo Hates A11 Lec-
tures with The Man Who e eerone Le
Snooze,
And The Woman Late in Coming with
the Man With Squeaky Shoes;
There's The Callow Youth Who' l Ner-
vous, there's Another \The Must
Dose,
And There, s One (0, cuss his picture) Al-
ways Trumpets On His Nose:
There's The Man Who Laughs Too
Tardy ancl The Man Who Laughs
Too Soon.
There's a Deaf One 'With a Trumpet and
The Couple Came To Spoon.
There's The Preacher And His Family
and the Deacons In a Row,
There's The Man W.ho lIonere "Loud-
er"! When The Speaker's Voice le
Low;
`There's The Burgess and The Banker
Who Controls The Village Pelf,
And The Man in Black Who 'Used To Do
Some Leeturing Himself";
There's The Woman With The Asthma
and Another Xrone To Sneeze,
In a seat remote and thetant sles the
Callow 'Village Tease -
There's The Village Elocutionist, a coy
and flirty thing,
Who Can Simply Tear The Inwards Out
or. "Curfew Shall Not Meg."
When the frost in on the punkins and
the fodder's In the shooks,
And the Public Entertainer starts to
gather in the rocks,
Where the nrieee range from fifty down
to twenty-five Writ' ten,
There's a heap of difficultiet arid Soiree
tronblew now and then;
There's some punk hoteland diluters
end some via Stage Route jumPet
And It host of thing's undreathed of keep
the "talent" in the dumps;
33ut the speaker would be happy if he
thonaht his little stunt
Were halt as entertaining as the and.
lenee in front.
TAK1140 OVP WEIGHT.
1). \Valle.
llaeehorse yon are
too honey, Oat )'OU take eomethieg
off?
Jockey -1'm wearing iny lightest suit
end haven't tasted food all day.
Owner—Then, for goodness Sake, go
tied get shaved.---Tit.-Bits.
Muggins -My husband is the
meet unreasonable 180.14.MTS.
IA het hite he done now? Mrs, Muggins.
Well. I've boon at him for six months
to buer some flew furniture for the
drawing room, and whet do. WOU think
lie told nte laftt night be had inst paid
thousands of dollars for an old ANA on.
the Stoek Ilsehange,
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Let Your Chickens
Many amateur chicken farraers are
tied down to the home for fear the
chickens will have to go hungry if
there Is- no one around to feed them.
One brainy chicken farmer devieed
this fountain feeder, which the chick-
ens operate, His chiekens have food
when they want it, and never is there
too much left on the ground to get
mouldy and cause ill-healtli among the
flock and never an evening is there
any grain on the ground to tempt rats.
The device is a galvanized iron sup-
ply fount which Is filled with grain
and which has at Ito base a, revolving
toothed wheel mounted. on extremely
oensitfve, though very strong and dur-
able, bearings.
A light shaft extentle down from
this wheel to a cylinder made of wire
mesh, 'This cylinder is filled with
grain also, but the mesh is eo close
it cannot fall out. The machine Is
so mounted that the cylinder is just
the height of a chicken's head, The
chickens see the grain in. the cylin-
der and peck at It. The slightest
touch on the cylinder cauees the
wheel to revolve and this throws the
grain out against an inverted cone
which seaters it It over the ground.
As soon as the wheel stop e revolv-
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Coming to the point.
THE UNICORN.
Among the pictures and descriptione
of the visit of the King of England to
India you have probably noticed every-
where the British coat Of arms, 1,vhich is
popular described as a lion and 0. trai•
corn, fighting for a crown.
Every one knows what a lion is, and
one can see a specimen any day at the
zoblogical park, but did you ever stop
to ask yourself where you could find
such an animal as a unicorn?
People once believed there really was
eneh an animal end a writer hi' the time
of Qtteen Elizabeth mentions having seen
the horn of this famous animal at the
Queen's eoUri„ the specimen being vab
tied at $50.000 of American money. This
has since been shown to be the spires:
born or tusk of a. softies of porpoise
relin
ed a arwal.
. The unicorn 44-0.5 supposed to live in
the jungles of India, in Arabia or in
Moroeeo, and the story was that no per.
8011 in man's clothing could approaeh it,
yet it was sometime) captured by stria-
egem, but only at the risk of the hun-
ter's life.
Aceording to tradition, the hunter
would disguise himself as a woman and
saturate lus dress with a powerful per-
fume, Ire would then lie down quietly
and would wait for days or weeks in
some place that the unicorn was sup-
posed to fgrequent and if one happened
to pass that way be would be attracted
I))' the odor and would linger abont un-
til it fell asleep.
lf the hunter than had sufficient
strength And courage to graap it firmly
by the horn with both hands and put
his whole weight upon it, the horn
would always be torn out and the Win
corn would flee in terror from its ter -
mentor. This accounts for the fact
that the animal itself was never cap-
tured, only the horn.
As anything front tmeh far off lands
as India and Arabia were readily believ-
ed in those dap, it Ante not difficult
'to pass off the twit( of an unkuown
nett for the horn of a unicorn, and one
doubted that the two animals in the
British coat of Arnie were reel beings.
mwrieS
1.41GH SPEED
ticoAmp(oN
Is the Washer tor 3 Wonsan
In the first place, Maxwell's
"Champion" )1 the only washer
that oan be -worked with a Crank
handle et the sitle es well ss with
the top lever. just suit your own
convenience.
**other MAxweti fa/Awe-Laver mid
anoe,W heel *r. so sg.:ours t y
Adjusted AndworkupeoehsPeed
that the washer runs Wong
even when you hays stoppod
Woridat the liver. There's
no doubt about
Max*elrsiChemplonl
being ths eesiost
runni aft
wesher et
the tnaricet.
WrIta for
ne\V Must-
rstedbooklet
Ityourdeitiee
does not
itandie
Maxwell 'a
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washer.,
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& SOIL
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Ing, and the weight of the grain stops
it very quickly, the supply is shut of
until another chicken pecks at the
cylinder.
WORK AND WORRY
WEAKEN .WOMEN
New Health and Strength Obtained
by the Use pf Or. Williams'
Pink Pills.
rt is useiese to ten a hard-working
woman to take life easily and not to
worry, Every woman at the head of
a home: every girl in offices, shops
and factories, is subject to more or
lees \4'01'l1, Theee cannot be AVOW -
ed. lint it ie the duty of e.verr wo-
man and every girl to save her
strength AS 11111011 as possible and to
build up her system to meet any un-
ustuti demands. Ifer future health
dependupon It. To guard against
0. breakdown In health the blood
ntuet be kept riele red and pure.
Nothing can keep the blood in this
eondition so well as Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. - They strengthen the
nerves, restore the appetite, bring
the glow of health to pallid cheeks,
and renewed energy to lietlese peo-
ple. Women cannot always reat
• when they should, but they eau keep
. their strength and keep disease away
by tile OCCA1,11011111 118e of ihe Wil -
lime' Pink Pille, Or If a breakdown
bas CO/Tle unexpeetedly they can ob-
tain new health through this same
:niedieine. Mrs,. AT. Thomas, River
street. Toronto, sayer: "For several
. years 1 was almost a constant -in-
linable to do my housework
and spending much of my time in
bed. My nerves seemed worn nut and
1 was so run down that all my
friends thought I was in e hopeless
decline. I was as pale as a corpse;
W0.14 so bloodless that if 't eut
finger it would not bleed; my limbs
were swollen far beyond their nsuel
see. At the lest exettion my heart
would palpitate violently, and I fre-
gneetly Iu1d fainting WM
under treaement by good doctors,
but it did me no good. Then one _day
nty husband brought home 801116 Dr.
Willie ate' Pink Pills and 1 began
taking them. The' seemed to go to
the root of the trouble, and 131 the
eourso of a few weekthe improve-
ment they were makings' was ()tette
Gradually as I continued tak-
ing the pills the :swelling of ray
limbs disappeared.: the weak spells
game less and Jose frequently; My ap-
petite greatly improved, anti finally
T was ecnupletely enred and able to
do my homework- with ease, Later,
my deughtee Elmo seemed to be trou-
bled with anaemia, and -we ga,v0 !ler the
Pills. with the attme good resu1ts.5'
Wier suffer in any way when you
con begineuring yourself to -day -with
Dr. William' 'Pink Pills, Sold by ail
medleine dealers or by mail at 50 eents
bo :v or sir boves for $2.50 -from The
Dr. William' Medieine CO.f Broeloltle.
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THE CROW IN LEGEND.
It is difficult to state the average life
of a crow, but it Is certain that ite tele
of years is much In °mosso of Its merits,
for it can scarcely be said to attain to
a good elei age, and even in Ite senility
It is still ripe tor mischief. For the
crow in eit ages has reached a bed 0821-
214:8(40. et Is frequently mentioned in
legendary lore. According to Itemize
mythology its color wee originally white,
and It owes its inteek plumage to A.eseu-
Janine, for his mother, the nymph, Cor-
ohis, had a qUarrel with Mee father,
Apollo, who so far lost leis tamper-.pro.bemy he had the worst or tbe arentment
-as to kill the tinfertnnate nyraph Unon
the epot. Apollo had the grace, to motsrn
hie rash act, and he determinekthet the
crow :should mourn, too, ane 40 be
changed Its white feathers into black,
and the CrOW wae niade to "put on sul-
le'Allibisiao°rkowtheGlihatellia."Iltvt.a.!Ys been fabled to
have the gilt Of speech, and It was eon.
secratecl to Apollo on aecount of ita
gift of propehoy. The AUtture wetelted
its flight MI 4, means of divination. if
it flew to the right It WiLti IX most favor-
able omen, while if it turned. to the left
It Wee a plain Indieatien that dleasitee
awaited the enterprise. Pliny ante com-
ments upon the Jou life of the emu,
mid states that It a made it8 appeare,rtape
unon the lor, side it Was a happy wag-
urr. He save that Re criers were eit
(11(ettOt't of coming rain, and that ite Cites
were valuable as 1h441/18, The Latin
seems to hove been a more worthy
and better behaved bird then his Indian
brother, who Is an incorrigible thief and
misettier-ineker and an unmitigated mils-
enete Aecordtier to 111. Perekliend, fun
end honor's mere eald to the (Tote 8)11
tile raven bv the /Winans and the 1)Ignie
lento. and he gave the following trance-
tioite In nroor or his stet:emelt: And
etomaae eertermea fahereI rites to
the raven, that player leading the
10C1:14,410)/• 0/1 the eliouldcrs
or tWo Etbitereittne. Around the efeese ,
of Myris toninlehree of the erase end itis,
made of Veltrahlt StOte, NNere
1,4011000, G101*
41EWSPIPPOPAPOO
A Baltimore man /lac committed sui-
cide. leaving 11 note saying that he ryas
hounded to death by a yellow newepaper.
Returns show that only 70 per ent. of
the electors voted at the last general
elections. The women eould not do nitwit
, worse,
We are told that five thoneentl
tors abetained from voting at last 117.1i-
.
eral eleetion. The women veuld not
Jut'* e done worse than that,
eeset
Dr. Rieliter, of Berlin, says CIermatty
is not hankering for war with Britain.
In feet, she is anxious to stave it off tee
long as possible. But the eeare only
eeetvls the more.
Detroit propOss to erect n, $200,000
pieees
. garbage ineinerating plant. With rover-
. ed wagonsand auto trucks to eolleet
the rubbish and take it to the incinera-
tor Detroit hopes to become a clean Pity.
The Michigan Industrial Accident
Board offieially rates the life of the
average laborer as being worth Ife2,750,
provided he earns $15 a week. The
loafer, 1VP suppose, is only fit for the
boneyard.
The Ontario farmers should be eneour-
Igoe to plant trees. There would. 1)0
foyer disastrous floods ant fre91t9t0 11
there were more trees. Trees beautify
lXe land, -;c -ape and would put money iu
the farmers' pockets later on,
JP,*
MI'S, Mary Leigh's five years' sojourn,
in an Irish jail has been enit short.
Pump -feeding had reduced. her to death's
door, and, 11044' a physical wreck, he
wits bundled nut of doors to shift for
herself. This in the twentieth eentury.
A Toronto automobile owner Was fin-
ed $50 for having a license number on
hie machine which "WAS not supplied by
the Provincial Department, The govern-
mental one had been destroyed and an --
other one just as good put in its place,
but it laid him op4e.....,n to the filo,
The story of Ottawa's neglect to pro-
vide pure drinking water for the popula.
tion 19 almost unbelievable. Defective
intake pipes allowing sewage to flow an.
to them was apparently consid.?red of no
importance, with the result that donne
of people died through drinking the im-
pure water..
p g over the dif-
defenne:Til.ae::---is.sa.tlevhlteeT-ieeietiefittettoofiric.iaart:our
Recorder o treal, in dealing
with the e o passenger being eject-
ed fro i s stated that
neither o n motorman
had the g hands on a
passe ge o o m nlese in self.
ficulty by making the conductor a spec-
ial constable.
There are twenty people in Detroit
under indictment for trafficking in white
slavery. The Free Press says of thie:
"The conviction of thoee who may be
guilty of the offences eharged cannot
fail to have 'a deterrent effect upon
traffickers in human beinge who in the
past have been in the habit of ma:sing
Detroit a distributing point for waree
inieorted iroit Canada or the old world,
and bound ultimately to interior cities,
particularly to Chieago."
Moving pictures have been made part
of -the eurrieulum in one of the parochial
schools of Chicago. Once a week the
school authorities will show pictures free
to their pupils. The object is to get
the children of thie particular school
away from the in.fluenee of the niekel
theatre, wlekth is declared. to be bad,
both from the moral and sanitary stand-
point. Why cannot the Chicago author-
ities improve the conditions of these
theatres? The films can be eensored anti
the buildinge made sanitary.
Jee-er
Only siX, American cities of more than
100,000 population have adopted the corn -
mission form of government, and Oak-
land, the largest of these, has, but little
(11;teToft.1)
r15010seTe cities QtliteapapZiree;
the 100,000 chess, but the vrtet majority
of (bent are what would be Palled minieipalitiee of the third (lase, end many
would not eVell attain tide rank. How
ever, the city of Netv Orleatte has re-
ceittly adapted commission government,
and it will 11014' he seen whether this
forrn of government ie euitable to
lenity pity.
Mrs. SS Tallmrst, of Los Angeles,
Cal., who is ht. Detroit, says that in Los
Angeles at the last election 70,000 wo-
men voted and hardly a single ballot
caet by them W1113 thrown out because
cif mutilation. They knew how to vote
ae well as did the men, She says "Now
we are organizing eivie soeietiee and pro.
pose to support eertnin re,-
gardltee of party. We want equal
gualtliaw.hip for th ehtld. We also
40.114 woman phrieiane in institationt
Miele there are women patiente, med.
ally in inqctue neylinee." But the women
intiere mey ehjeet.
()n the itend nf,eteeinher, 1862, Preeie
dent T,ineole i-eited his preliminary pro.
chnoetion of the emeneipatien tf Vie
eeethern 'i0\0,:, to take effeet en see
1-1 a 111144 OnlaTIOiNtiOn
4%4' .1 hl..1,* ire Mem of the war, \Wh-
ine te Per th 111t1 PrAte41-
40111 e " r.tiounrunt objcet is to
1%, l'it:eu ;Ind net either 1.n t..t4
NV 41, -An I rti,1111 4-11% thrt
1 1.111,1 W41110141 tz eng aliv elate, 1
veedd de it it T KM" it by fief,
,di th 548414. I AVOlild 40 it, and* it
1 eould do it by fleeing cAme and 4044-
othens alone. 4 wonld 814t1 do that."