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he Kind You Have`A1ways Bought '

_ _ _ , and which has been

in “be fo* ""7 th“'f.Y Yeilw, has borne the signature of

- and has been made under his per- ' sonszl supervision since its infancy.

Allow no one to deceive you in ¢h15_

All Counterfeits, Imitations and “]iist`-a5- do b Experiments that trifle with and eudangergllie htgdllh dl Infants and’ Children-Ex eriencu against Ex riment.

what is énsrodi

Castoria is a harmless substitute for Ca t 0'! PA ri DFQPS wld Seething Syrups. It is plez1Ssr(llr.it.l`,It zgilgiing “either 0Pi“m» M01’Pl1ine nor other narcotic substance. Its “Ze if* its guarantee. For more than thii-'cy years it has xen in constant use (or the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, t__lndf__Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising ere ‘Img 9-'ld l>Y_¥@gl\l8'd1i_g the Stomach and Bowers, aids

the assimilation or Food; giving healthy and natural sleep The Chi1dren’s Panacea-The Mother’s Friend. n '

GENUINE CASTCMA htwmrs

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Bears the Signature of V

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hi Use For liver 50 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

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The Comfort Kitchen

Make your kitfln-ri u plru>=niit room this '1u|nnurr.

Don't use the nhl luslrioin-rl rnn;;1- with its wood und :ish pun rlr\i1lp1~r_\'. lluy ii Nr-w l'1~n'r-i-tinii (lil Cook Stor-\~ and know the \~o|1\'r-tiivrico of usinn lin|»1~riul Royulitc (Toni ()il for incl.

\\'illi thi- New l"1-rfortion _von run kr-1-p your kitchen

cool und cl».-:iii--irr-o from ilu- liiti-r of nslir-s und kindllng -lrvc from the stifling lirnt of ;\ hot vonl ruiigv. / It ls a roniplr-ie stove for lurking, fryinu. boiling or

roasting-cooks exactly like gus ~i.~i an <~.\-ily rr-guluterl. The Long lilnc Clilinncy Liurncr-un ext-l\i.-l\'r~ feuturc- imtures nuuinut orlor or soot. With or without oveu- slzcs from two to four burners.

Go lo your dealer und let. hlni rlcrnonstriitc- one for you

to-day. Be sure lt hns the loin; Blue (`,lii|\iiivy und that Inipcrlul Royallte Conl Oil ls used for fuel.

For Sale by Dealers Everywhere

NEr.:.re eeu0~

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'IT PAY8 to birv in this Province I *Two GENTS PBR WORD “ch canvases,-5._1,¢,|1ta weeks and Ca.,

sie Shar e

Insertion tor advertising to this col P

*THE BTURGEON TEA PARTY Cam un Mwm an orderl John Weeks $150 Howard Weeks

ednesday July 18th. Remember the “T5 harms twemymse gum ‘ Fred Weeks $1; Mrs. H. Weeks;

luiu 0727-7-3M6l.

_____.. ___ ___ __ __ ___ _ M-vinreo, the chainviuri potato grower ,L S;e,,e,,s'_,,, 5¢,_.'__ My Mu,,._,`§ 500.; “uhh md Stoppd

Ill l1'lllll‘l C I

children cry rss- |=|e1¢.,;;,,e,.», _ __ A 1 A ' 'SHE lllllll.0 lllll _

W.. . ' '__ ' _ ; . V

ere “ rea l ml" el ‘ sum .if the North Slde,hes purchased anew M, N Mmm 50._ Kiev Geolge.

mer for calves to be uses as rox bait. H mymg machine complete_ ut B '- S. . _ "’y '-2 -____ ' 1 _ Her

One Eastern dealer has already pur- PM of almost $100 Ayers 52.1.1; Henry MUFFUY- 1 C- 20

chased nearly u hundred. co ' TOUII $1 - 0' panhnd Ind HI had a di.

_.___ , , .- plsco-

'”-_‘ ' “NG S COUNTY l ment and suffered so badly from it that

..*SCHOOL EXAM.-The seml-an-

nual examination of Red Point school 100k l>lace.on June 27th the weather proved favourable and a large crowd attended. The pupils were examined In tho different subjects bythe teach- er Miss Hazel Stewart assisted by Mr. Alexander Robertson and Cpl. Peter A. McLellan and lt was found that there had been considerable progress made. during the past year. The prog- ram consisted oi solos, dialogues and recltations. Remarks were made by Cpi_ Peter A. McLellan and Mr. Alex- zindcr Robertson. Prizes for attend ance were presented to Martini itob- ertson and Wayne Bruce and for De- portment to Eva Garrett An address of 'thanks was read by ‘Roy Ross and a handsome pi-cture presented to the teacher. The visitors and pupils were treated `\vith home made candy and the entertainment was brought to a close by the singing oi' -the National Anthem. -

Y.M.C.A. Red

Triangle Fund

QUEEN'S COUNTY WIGMORE ROAD

Cnnvussei'-Francii-i Murray. G. M. McKay $5; Alfred Green $3;

Ray McLeod $3; A. M. Green $3; Francis Murray $1. _

Totul $15.00

VALLEYFIELD WEST

Cuiivassers-Annu Bruce and Ca-

therine Nicholson. _

Alex- Martin $5; J. P. MacLeod

$3; W. A. Bruce $1; Norman Ni- rliolsmi S1; M. D. Martin $1; A. F. llruce $1; Donald Ross $1; M. S. Mziclieod $1; (1. MacKenzie $1; M. Mocl{enzle $1; W. I). Montgomery $1; M. I). McLeod $1; W. A. Martin $1; John Mu1:l’lierson $1.

Total $20.00

GRANDVIEW _ . . . .

(!unvassei~-Martin MacDonald. Martin Mztclloniilld $1; M. A. Mac-

Donald $1; Dan MacKenzie-_ $1; M. J. Gillis $1; Jus. Lowe $1; Finey Matheson $1; Morinu M:|1:Pherson $1; ltoiiud Gillis 50c.; D. A. 'Gillis 50c.; Wellington Enmnn 751:.

Total $8.75.

BELLEVUE

(lanvassers -_ Misses Msdle and

(‘.ln'lstino McPherson.

J. A. MacPherson $1; D. A. Muc-

Plmrson $1; A. F. MacPherson $1; J. A. MucPhce $1; Mal. McPherson $1; D. H. McPherson $1; John Mc- Leod $1; John Mol’-lierson 251:.; D. E. McLeod $1.

Total $8.25

KINGSTON ROAD

Canvasser-Willie D. Colley. 1 Bert McEwen $1; Kler McAllister

501:.; Hattie Cole $1; J. W. McKay 50c.; John A. McKay $1; A. G. Mc- Kay $1; W. D. Colley $1; Wm. Col- ley Sr. $1.

Total $7.00

BELLEVUE

(lnnvassers--Misses Mable McDon-

nld and Isabell Matheson.

H. -M. Mu1'.Pherson $1; M. F.- Mac-

Donald $1: Archibald Matheson $1; J. S. MacPhee $1; J. D. MacPher- son $1; Maud -MacPherson $1; Dan- iel McDonald $1; _R. C. MacDonald

$1.

SPRING BROOK Canvasser-Miss Muriel McLeod. J. P. Glllispio $1; Mrs. J. W. Mc-

Leod $1; -Mrs. Bruce Adams 75c.; Leslie Adams 50c.; J. A. Meek 50c.; Mrs. B. R. Meek 25c.; H. F. Mac- Leod $2; Mrs. E. McGregor $1; Mrs. Wm. Osen 50c.; Mrs. Frank Bernard 50c; Mrs. Allan Doughart 25c.; J. -C. Paynter 50c.; Mrs. J. C. Paynter 50c.; Mrs. Staney Bemnrd 50c.; Mrs. D. B. Coles 50c; G. F. Ferguson 50c.; Dean Adams 25c.; A. McKenzie 50c.; David Spears 25c.; Jas. Graham 25c.; Charles Locke 25c.; Wesley Paynter $1: Lemuel Orr 501:.

Total $13.75.

CRAPAUD

Canvasser-Miss H. A. Lowther. Crisp Moore $2; Verner Moore 50c.;

Heath McVittie 50c.; Mrs. M. McVit- tie 50c.; Mrs. J. McVlttie 50c.; Mrs. C. MacVittle 25c.; Mrs. Carolina Wil- son 50c.; Mrs. E. Mcvlttie 50c.; Mrs. F'i'cd Fall 25c; Mrs. Mark Best $1; Mrs. George Frances 25c.; Thos. Slminons 25c.; C. E. Lowther $1; Wm. Sturdy 50c.; J. F. Newson 50c.; Jas. Harvey $1; Mrs. J. R. Thom- son 50c.; Mrs. P. Keeping $1; W. Gray $2. ' Total - $13.50. CRAPAUD

Canvnsser-W. H. McLean. D. Mclir-an S; W. Bowness $3;

Mrs. Luqus 50c.; Mrs. Wm. McLean $2; Miss L. Newsom $1; Mr. Beer $1; Robt. Simmonds $2; Jesse Leard $1; Hurry Leard $1; Robt. Moore $1; Mac Bouter $2; Percy Dawson $1; Miss Buxton $1; Geo. Nicholson $1; Robt. Reid $1; Peter McDonald 50c.;

Mr. Rogerson 50c.; Mrs. H. Lowther

ll-'lEl`ll`l_El»`lE

sonnfres

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Inlay tsleun ll the world.

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..*SlGN8 OF GOOD TIMES.-A

large number of buggies are ‘being

..*Mr. Elton Moore, Sturgeon, was

lsauc of Rollo Bay, was visiting her .iid home nt Rockburra, during the p-.ist week.

..*Mi'. Farrell, teacher at Priest

Pond, resigned and left for his home it St. George's much to the regret oi the ratepayers.

..*Mr_ and Mrs. Nicholas Reck of

'..‘ulgary, Alta, with their -two children Dorothy and Viola are visiting Mrs. lieck's mother, Mrs. Ernest Griiiln, Al-

..*Mrs_ George McDonald, Black

Point, whose husband passed awuy .1 few months ago deeplyireglellfid. ls. this week, having the estate settled

(`onimissioner and Land Surveyor.

would be better ns a dressing or lotion

251:.; Miss L. McKliii\on 25c.; Rev.

Canvassor-Mrs. K. (2. Holm. E. Boswell $5; J. B. Mclntosh $5;

Canvasser-M. Cobb.

dy 25c.; Mrs. Bertram Stordy 25c.;

25c; Mrs. A. E. Trowsdale $1; W.

dale 50c. r

CRAPAUD

liowult, $7.00.

PART OF MARSHFIELD

Canvussers-lVl-iss Mil] and Mrs.

lli Mill $1' Mrs. A. McBeath $1;

MARSHFIELD Canvassers-Miss Boswol and

Miss Dnrradi.

Mrs. D. Ferguson $2; C. T. Fer-

can Darrach $1; A. H. Boswall $1.

‘MARSHFI-E.LD

Canvassers-Miss Munn and Miss

Stewart,

J. R. Munn $1; P. H. Stewart $1-,

Walter Chappel; 50c.; Bruce Stewart 50c.; J. F. McFarlane $1; Mrs. R. McFarlane $1; J. H. Crosby $2; Hec- tor Darrnch $1; Robt. Chappell 50c.; Mrs. L. Foster $1; Earle Foster 50c.

Total. _ $10.00.

NINE MILE CREEK

Canvasser-Euphemia McPhail. Stewart Inman $1; J. H. McDon- \d $1; Mr-1. Neil MacNevln $1; Mrs. I. W. Mitchell $1; Allan McDougall Rl; Josiah Gorveatt $1; George Gor- veutte $1; Dan MacPhee $1; Ar- teinas Beit $1; Archibald McDonald $1; M. B. McDonald $1; Thos. Mc- Gregor $1; Jas. McDonald $1; Alex.

.lohn MacDonald Jr. $1; Neil Muc- Quarrie $1; Hector Campbell $1.

Total $18.00.

LONG CREEK

Canvssser-Mary E. Smith. A. K. MacPhee $1; Mary E. Smith

$1; Norman MacLean $1; Alex. Mac- Leod $1; Jehu MacLeod 50c.; Fred Stretch $1; Wm. Stretch $1; Mrs. Malcolm MacNoli $1; Leonard Gar- diner $1; Hector MacCannell $1; Mrs. lohn MacLean $1; Mrs. Danle| Mac- Phee $1; Mrs. Nell Mgcblaohern $1; Miss Emeline Stretch $1; Daniel Mc- Ewen $2; Mrs. A. Campbell 50c.; Wm. MacLean $1; Mrs. A. McKen- zie $l; Mrs. Thos. Henderson 50c.; Mrs. Walter MacPhee 50c.; G. J. Mac- Phee $1.

Total - $20.00.

FERRY ROAD CORNWALL

Canvassers-Blanche Gardiner nnd

Jenn McKi_r_in_o_i_1. _

Gordon MacMillan $5: Hugh Mac-

Milan $4; W. MoD. Archibald $2: Wm. Drake $2; Jas. Drake $5; Mrs. s. Dr-airs sz; o. R. Bainfsi; A. F. Bain $1; Jas. Howard $1; L. M. Howard $2; Arthur Ferguson $1; T. S. Newson $1. . Tots.; $27.00 CORNWALL TO CLYDE RIVER

Canvasser-Harry Crosby. Mrs. Ernest Stone $1; C. H. Coles

$1; Mrs. John Arthur 25c.; W. H. Hood $1; Duncan McLean $1; Dr. Murchison $1; Gordon McKinnon $1; John MoNevin 50c.' Archie McDonald

Lean $1; Mrs. Harry Scott $1; Mrs. Herbert Frizzell $2; Albert Hood $4; Harry Crosby $1; Mrs. J. A. Heartz 50sc.

Total $18.75

s'rAN|.sv smbos

McLeod

. . y

Norman Nicholson $3; Boyd McK|e

Ewen $3 Edwsrd 'Mellwen $2; John

Mary Newsom $1; Mrs. Russel Stor-

Levi Trowsdule 2.50.: Albert Sl0l`llY

H. Trowsdele $1.00; Joseph Trows-

'rotru $4.50

Collected by Miss Fraser and Miss

guson $1; Chas. Robertson $2; Dun-

'rotai $7.000

S. MacDonald $1; R. MscDonnd $1; ,

sz; ri. J. ncr.ssn'so°.; J. n. nc- Grocers and Gelirrol

ABNEY. LOT 56

Canvasser-Chas. F. Richards.

purchased in Eastern King's this sum- Chas. Fr. Richards $1; Arthur lla~l mer. Three youngmen in one settle- berlin 50c.; Samuel Giddlngs 251:.; mem purchased each new bussies l David J. Bull 50c.; Nell Giauings 50c.; - lust week. . Win. Gordon 25.c; Edward Moore 25c.;

----i~ _Edgar G. Giddlngs $2; wuns white

EASTERN `[>ERSO_\'ALS i‘25c.; Albert Moore 25c.; Mrs. _(I.

Moore 50c.; Addie Moore 251:., Mrs. Martin Mocre 25c.; J. J. l3ul| 50c.; Mrs. Daniel Bull 50c.; Mrs. l-lenry

u recent vi'-iitor to Charlottetown.-G. . Beck 30¢_; _'.41-5_ Wm. Bell 50r»_

l 'mai $8.80

..‘Mrs. Chsisson, nee, Mary Mc-| MURRAV HARBQR

Cnnvnsser-Roy Brehaut. Fred W. LeLacheui' SZ: Ernest

Penny $1; Mrs. W. S. Hugh $1; Mrs. Wm. Prorvse $1; Mrs. H. G. Bre- huut $1; Mrs. Wm. Richards $1; James Sharinan 50c.; -Simon Jordon 75c.; Mrs. ll. G. Phillips 50c.; Hen- ry Joi'don 501:.; Will McKenzie 50c.; Mark Roberts 50c.; Vere White 501-.; G. l. Beck 50c.; R. Penny 25c.; E. S. Weeks $1; Mrs. A. .VlcDonuld 50c. `

Total $13.00

bion.-G. | MURRAY HARBOR

Canvussei'-Henrietta Cami.

A. P. Prowse $10; Preston Prowse

$2; E. J. Lunisrlen $1; Mrs. Wal- lace White S1; Alex. Bell $1; l>lunt’oi'd Bell $1' F. G. Gordon $1; Freeiiiiin

. . ;- d I t f U ireynoirls $1; w. ii. nomo $1; Mrs.

:",’§,,°"',f‘y ‘illffr AF,,.e§rm1\icD?,n.,|1f Milton \vim1.~ xi; Mrs. P1-.ro_y white

50c.; Mrs. Winsloe Dunn 50c., Horace White 50:.; Fred Mclieod 50c.; Mrs. John Cairns "»0c ' Mrs hillton Chap

zzllseiul in camp.-Exployers. sur ` _“dn 50'c_ ;m‘__ "Wm" C00 _`

_ ‘ _, . . 1 per 50c.,

`;_e_¥]m5'__ pr,?;gZ?;z?s'Eg£_%_rh|l;“ga;S V2” Mrs. Morgan King 501-.; Mrs. S. 1 ~ . I’ 1 u.~iei'ul in comp. When the feet and Buqfiltiglge 3"” $2435 7T;‘?.?..“¥§.Z'§‘.‘1i€l.°{’i‘ll§rl”.`l.§"ti‘;’$‘2’ DUNDAS CENTRE AND CUMBER-

‘ " LAND Hu.

'fall Wm Rf thedpgixedlgioancqtpginzoig (hiiivusser-Miss lluztll Jenkins fn* ‘ eimusfj S’ gill b sustained 'notliinll lhmlmr Loyd' "H 0" U' gpm e ` ` ' . Mrs. Wzilluce M1-Kenzie 501:.; llur-

ry Weutlivrliio 751:.; ll. A. .VlcK<-nzle $1; l<`l1n'n .\li1~_l\ols1n\ 501-.; ltonuhl Mc- Kenvir- 501~' Mrs Mitrtin $1; tl. A.

Wm. Thoinpson $1; Frank Mt-llflllflm (‘l~ niel"Ni1:li<ls1n .'01‘_- J. $11 M19' Nl“l‘°'“°“ 2""~"5 TT' S“"'“y ii.dyJeiri1'irisls1; J. NAM).-i.i;o<i' $1;

llerbert Mclieod 500' Mrs ’l‘ l’ itil

500' - ' . .. .. . . - Total $27’7"' ley 25c_' Mrs. ,L/li. Molonounx 501:.;

Ricliurd'Jeiikiinr 25c.

'I`ot_n]‘ _ $9-251

“ 50”- Sio no _ MouN'r Hows

‘fluiiviisser-Suiiiu<.-.l Nicholson. `Mrs. Nell Nicholson $1; S. A. Ni- cholson $1; Elvv. Jzunus Heron $'; Norinnn ‘.\'l<'Hwul|i $1, Margaret Mr Swain 501:.; Mrs. Geo. Arthur 50.;_; Ilulllel McKay l'>01f_.; Mrs. I). A. Mai~ theson 501:; John McPhee $1; John MoLe0d.50<!.; Win. Iiurhoe 251:.; Mrs. A. McDonald 501'.; Jncnli llnckenrlori' Sr. $1; V. ll Drrrekviirloif 501:.; .\. J. .\lr-_Donald $1;. »

FOREST H-ILL

Csnvasisor-Sgt. I). M. Stewart. Sgt. D. M. Stewart $2.50; Dunlel

lenkins. ' . .

. _ McKinnon $1; Murdock McKinnon $1,

“Wi J.; I_‘§;l;S‘;’;0f_2'$4‘_’V;VI_f`f_' colin Meiseui $1; Mrs. 1°. ivicaetii si; I. 8' $‘1_ Ale* §Stewart ’$l_ G' Sm Mrs. Duncan Matheson $1; A. J. Mc- laf $15 Ludlow Jenkins' $1; ;_.mnk_ i.<-_uri $1; our-nerr ivici.@o.i si; Sgr. C ’ - ' D. Matheson $2; Lin.. iviauroson si;

1 ' George Turner $1; Mrs. M. McKin-

%?‘ W' J' SCO” 50°" H' B' mums non $1; Daniel Mc-Donald $1; A. D.

McDonald $1; Sgt. McLaren $1; Cpl. N. A. Mclleth $2.50.

Total $2000

- ALBIO'N CROSS

Canvussei-Jolin McDonald. S. D. Acorn $1; J. M. McDonald

$1; M-rs. A. D. Matheson 50c.; J. M. McLur9 $1; L. F. Currie 50c.; J. A. McLean 50c.; J. D. McLean 50c.; Flo- ra -McGowan $1; K. J. Morrison 50c.; Allen McLeod 750.; Wallace McLeod 50c.; Ulysses Swallow 500.; J. D. Ma- theson 500.

STRATHCONA

Canvesser-Milford Cantelo.

John McKinnon 50c.; Duncan Qin-

Leod $1; John Hunter 501:.; D. '_ Cantello 50c.; H. A. Burdett $1; W. Bnrdett 50c.; Edwin Burdett 50c.; An- nie Hunter 50c.; Mrs. Thorne 25.c; Mrs. Jas Riley 50c; 'Martin Dull’ 25c.; Milford Cantello 50c.; Calvin Hunter $1; Alex. McK-ay 25c.; Henry Clay 25c.; Stewart ‘Hunter $1; J. P. Acorn $1; Samuel Acorn $1.

Total ~ $11~00 . BRIDGETOWN Canvassers-Misses McKay and

Stems.

W. N. Mcliean $1; T. J. Wigging-

ton $1; J. A. Sterns $1; W. H. Woodly 252,; Mrs. H. Csntello 25c.; James Steward 25c.; J. ll. Morrison 50c.;~J. G. MacLeod 25c.; E. H. Mac- Donald 50c.; Jas. Macllonuld 50c.; Mrs. L. MacKay $1; Mrs. Mui-_Eweii $1; Norman McLeod 501-..

Total . 53-00-

MURRAV HARBOR

(Additional)

Mrs. George Dunn 250. Mrs. Frank Jackson 35c_ Henrietta Csnn 251:. Total ' $1.15. __1i-Q

Best of per Packet at all

Enlargements

C f ‘ Csnvsssers-W. T. Weir and A. J.

STAND llll WURK

$1; G. G. Stevenson $1 Ben Weeks H Lylig E, Pi||k|||_|||'| vggg.

-'-_- 1 ' ` _$1; Leslie Weeks 50c.; 'Mri-i. llenryl

.BIG DEMAND FOR CA|_vEs__ 'DEATH ro sues.-Mr. Nou- Weeks 35,,_ Geo smwm 50;.. Mm, tslile Compound Restored Her

-'IN

'~._ Land could not lie

_ down st night. l , ll _ , /(took treatments

' f \/ 5

V e ge t s ble Compound the crr-dit.” -MPS. JOSEPHINE Race St., Portland,

this famous root and herb remedy the credit for health restored ss did Mrs. Kimble. '

e such ailments women are asked to write to Lydis E. Pinkhsm Médicino Co., Lynn, Mus. The

experience is st Your ssrvies.

and so wt-sk l could not do my house~ work, was nervous

\ __ st times l could not

Lil boon my feetatsll.

\ ' 1 was all run down

/ l_ THEliE are several rcai l'l z \ sons why you

should buy your winter cool during the summer months. The inost im- portant one is that you will thi-reby effect ri con- siderable saving of money -:ind then there may be

il. / / €.';‘.;§‘..°.r‘;z:if;f‘.§‘.‘.'::.'_

.___ 1/ _,f _

f - _ My Aunt recom- |

-' "f fi mended Lydia'E. _,,:_=l_€»'_._§%'_l_ Pinkhsm's Vegc~

\ ,l_°,!_;r;.;.§~;;.'~ table Compound. I

` tried it and new I

__ _‘ui -' ~- amstronig and well ~ - ‘ I '~‘ ",,",,ddf’l“‘§‘i",f2 a notable shortage of

1»yd\8E-Pmkhnm's 3 coal just when _you are in

need ol' it. Who can tell?

C. LYONS 81 C0-

l’lionc ill Queens Wharf i

__.f__,L_

Kiivisus, 935 West Ind.

Thousands of American women give

For helpful mg ations in regard to

;`”__l _

result of its long

nuxnrsn mon A DRIVING FORCE

BEHIND 'EEN SUCCESSFUL L,”-q, _

I \

MEN `_AND woman ; 2

When you think of the successful men and *~ »~ - \‘ women you know-people who are doing things |- worrh while--you will find that they possess ’

.foi'ce, vim and energy-

the kind that simnly brim

over when the blood is * _

1i1i¢,ri~.-mir iron. _Nuxma ugh” \ __ \ j blood and crcallzig new _ -' » ' '_ _- rv E .»:,> red blood cells, strength- 1 .-> ' l \_ . l

_ _ ._ _ _ ut

f"\~~»~-..._

Iron by c:;:ic!ii:g the

ens the nerves, rebuilds -

the weakened tissues and _._ _ ~ ,_ _ ~ -~ ` _ - {l\\\ - ._ .. 1'; helps to instill renewed ;_- ~' _"rw ___-_ ] _»~’>\T force and energy into the ' ' . _ _ _ I \l “ _ i whole system. Three “ as \__` l» ' _ _ ` million people use it an- ' ` ' ` ~..__ " l .,, ) \ nually as a tonic, strength .` - _ ~ "

and blood-builder. I _ ' _

MAKE Tl-l_|S,TE$T DE HEQLTH

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Bam and Silo Roofed with Brantford Asphalt Roofing.

Resists Fire, Sheds Water, Wears Long

Flying sparks and embers from a burning building

often-cause roofs near by to catch fire, especially in a dry, hot season. Under like conditions, roofs covered with

Brantford Asphalt Roofing

_are in no danger from dying embers, because any that fall on Brantford Asphalt Roofing die out hiirmless_ly. Build a bonfire one root ofBraniford Asphalt Roofing and the iirc will not spread and the boards underneath the rooting will be protected in a surprising manner.

If a fire starts in the interior ol' a building Brantford Asphalt

Roofing acts as a retardant and keeps th_o tire from spreading. Fire Clu<:fS_snd insurance companies endorse its use in the most congesh ed cities.

Brantford

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heaviest_ rain with ease. Acid proof and alkali proof. Reliable, durable,_economicsL Three weights~6O lb., 70 lb., 80 lb. per square.

Brantford Rubber Roofing

is the same quality as Brantford Asphalt, but has a smooth, rubbe :lurface instead of the_sand. lt is particularly suitable for vermdgll ecks and door covenngs. Three weights-40 lb., 50 lb., and 60 lb. per square. _

Lentherold Roofing

Slightly lower quality than Bixinlford Rubber Roofing. Used for

same purposes. Has a it-athery surface. Exceptionally good rooting at n low price. 55 lb., 46 lb., and 55 lb. weights.

Stand-rd Mohawk Roofing

ls made of the same materials as Branrfonl Asphalt Roofing, but is lighter in weight. A thoroughly reliable rooting at a low price. Tested for years and has given entire satisfaction. Sanded on ons £6. One weight-40 lbs. per Square.

Climax Sheathlng Paper

A tough kmft paper coated with high-grade asphalt. For mak-

lng buildings damp-proof and wind-proof. Also for rooting temporary bunk houses, lumber camps, etc.

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