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L - BOOM THE BICYCLE

Robson Black; of Ottawa, Ontario,

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an author and Writer of some pro ininence in the Dominion, is an cit- thuaiastic tycllst_ Hg became iiiciteii-

ed of street car service and resort_:t1 to the bicycle ag a' relief from the struggle and annoyance of trolley -trunsportutloii. The result has been

in the beneiits of cycling,

Rao Halliday, ol Ottawa is one uf

_tho most pr-.minent sportsnian ot’ the Canatlian Capital. Halliday decided to buy li bicycle this year as a iiieaus

-bought tit". best bicycle obtainnlilt;

` :incl is iiow an out~and-out bicycle

’ ontliusiu.~'t__ 'l`Zit- tirst thing that lin

Wears Long _

Flying sparks and embers from a burning building

often cause roofs near by to catch fire, especially in 3 dry, hot season. Undcrlikecoutlitions, roofs covered with

Brantford _ Asphalt Roofing

iff "_0"'_l¢'_l\_t!t‘r from fl_\_-ing embers, because any that fall on 0_3; t>_|__¢ Roofing che out liurinlcgly. Builda bonfire onaroof

.in or . sp .iltRoot_iug and the fire will not spreallund the boards

underneath the roofing will be protected in a surprising ma'nnei' .

.If a tire starts in the interior of a building Brantford Asphalt

Roofing acts as ii retardant and kel-ps the tire from .sprcuding I Fire

_t;i;it;s_:;id insurance companies endorse its use in the most congest-

hcavlirttntftird Asphalt Roofing docs ilot absorb w_ater, but sheds the dun;§s_ rain with case. Acid proof and alkali proof. Reliable,

e,,economical. Three weights-60 lb., '70 lb., 80 lb. per square.

_ __ Brantford Rubber Roofing ' _ is t e same quality as Brantford Asphalt, but has a smooth rubber'

_5_l\;gil;1E__:gS;_}2_;t_t)i__<Jci`___tl;e__sand. Tlht is par_ticiilarl_y) suitable for ,verandah

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_“___ sq______e_ S ee wcig us lb., 60 lb., _and 60 lb.

_ Lealheroid Roofing

Slightly lower quality than Braiiiford Rubber Roofizi 1. [Wed for

some purposes. H';s a I:;itlicry siii'f:i\:e. Exccptioiiallygourirooting at it low price. 55 Ib., ‘ld Ib., and 55 Ib. weights.

Standard Mohawk Roofing H

l§ nia<lc_ of _tlic-same materials as Br:l:_iti'or<l Asplialt Tlouiirig, but is lighter in weight. A thoroughly rl.-liable rooting at a low price. ’.l_`csted for years and has given cntfre satisfactioii. Sanded on one Slde. One \vcigIit~~40 lbs. per square.

e Climax Sheathintf Paper

A_ tough krzift paper coalril with iiigli-gr:i.l.: zispliailt. For malt-

ing buildings tlainip-iirooi' and wind-proof. Also for rooting temporary bunk houses, lumber camps., eie. . _

Samples nf any of these reajliigs and prices fcili be furnished on request.

Brantford Roofing Co......... Head Office and Factory, Brantford, Cangdg

Brarrlicn at Toronto Montreal Halifax V Nobody

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discuvei-eil was that he could cut the time rel|uli't.ll for his journey lioine from twetitv.-flve minutes to t\\'t'-Ire minutes iin'l he is now able to go home -for a real lunch each noon with ease. The street cars carried lilnl through

thc busy sf.-ctloii oi' the city. and thr- eiirs wcrc ~ilwa_vs crli\vllctl_ With thc bicyclc. h:_- iiall found ai short cut along one ol' tlic (‘apital's fuiiious tlriveways :ind lie is ablit to eiijoy thc

liis trips bat-lt and forth foiir'tiiiil~.s

li bicyclig malty _vcal'.~' ago.

(`1iii-ada i< creditt-il with having the

iai‘gesl bicycle trade organizatiaiii in thc whole of North Ainerit-li i ii the Uanatliaii Bicycle Dt-.als~i‘s' .-\s.~iociution.

to do ull in their puwei- to ilici't‘i\sc titr-

won the highest lionors last year ln a competition "boosting" of cycling activities, lncidcntly, the idea of liolding ii National Bicycle \\ ct-lt

tlllrd annual lilc,VClt‘. Wt’-<’-li UIIS =~'l\\‘iI\L<.

And Look Young

can Tell when you Darken

_ ' ' _ U2 Gray, Fast-ti Hair wan sage 'res _

For Sale My I with atlirciv of Sage Tea and Sulphur

_ J. H. GILL. Charlottetown. P. E. I. .`.".‘I‘.`f..ll";I." i.“..‘1I‘..‘I.’;..‘!;‘f‘ ‘i‘.1‘.‘.:

tl by thc addition of other ingreilieiils.

0 ' . . all ready to use, ut. very littlo cost.

This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natuml color and

rizes Worth Striving or ,O

The Charlottetoivn Guardian’s Circulation Cani-

paign prize list is a record for the I/Iaritime Pro

vinces, viz- -

ist Grand Pine-overland Aim., $1410; suppli. _,

A well-known downtown druggisl

says @\~@i~_vliody uses \\'_veth`s Sage and Sulphur Compound now because lt darkens so naturally and evenly- that nobody else can tell it has been i ied-it‘s so easy to use, too You

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21111 G1‘ZlI`i(] PI`lZ€--F01°d AGED. Sl.1pD1iBd b\ and draw it through your hair, taking

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Kennedy & Webster.

ne so-and -.it fl lime. By morning the ray hair disappears; after another

3rd Grand Prize-Karn-Morris Duchess Player gpmmuon or ,Wm ,_ ,S ,e,,,,,,9,,,,, ,,.,

Piano, $800; supplied by Miller Bros.

District Prizes:

1.--3 Willis Pianos, each $475; supplied by A. E.

Toombs. .

2.-3 Grafanolas, each $150; supplied by A. E. -,l

Toombs. < 3.-2 Diamond Rings, $100 and $50 or Pathe~.

natural color and looks 8105932 soft and beautiful. »

TWO BUILDINGS BURNED AT DART|VlOUTH‘

ll.\l.ll".‘\X, .\lay 19.-»l"ir\~ lust uldili

<ic.=~ti'ri_\'l‘ll ai tlii‘eo».sitil'l\_v uinllei'il builti- ing and Ilil- S:il\":itil_ii i\r|n_v lliir|~a<:h.=

originated lu Canada. This is ihtQ‘ fourth year ol' a “Bicycle Week" in ‘V tho Dominion while in the l,'uii\»tl l _ States the wlieelineii are having their

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phone. $78; supplied by G. II, Taylor. - _

_ 4.--ii Wristlet Watches, each $17; supplied by-_

G. H. Taylor

in addition 10 per cent. is given to all unsuc-

cessful prize winncrs who voiitinim 1,0 the gmt

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DRINK ANNAPDLIS VALLEY APPLE CIDER

I It is licalthful---i'ei`i'eshing-:in\'igoi'ating

_ and uppctizliig. possesses tlic same virtues as a ripe, juicy /\pp|C_ __

if you drink Evangeline Cyder regular-

ly._you will iiave _good digestion-a clear skin-_good appetite. it is the national

- drink for Maritime Canada. -

Qrdcr si cash i`i‘oui us and enjoy the

benefits oi' il beneficial licverage.

is non_-aicoliolic-~guaraiitccfl not to

ferment. bend your order at once fora 10, 15 or 20 gallon cask.

- R. T. HOLMAN,_ LIMITED

Sumnefside .

»m

in liurliilolllli S<~vi~i':il lzilliillvs \\t'l't' rf-iitll-i-ini lioiiil-l--ss and the pru|irl‘|_\ loss is about -$ls`i.000.

The llrv broke out a‘bouI cll'\`1-ii

o’clot:lr in ii laiiiiilry ii the low(-.i' lltrlt ut’ till- Sniith luiilllliitr. and ilu- l|aiin~ sprt-:ill rapidly. Tile tireiiicu |'l-silorlflf-tl i|\lit'kl_\', but by the time llizlt tlilgy :er rivinl the ilalnleil had t-oliiplcic cuiill"il of the bullllinii.

'|`}it-rp was li .\'li'liill.£ wilitl lill>wlli;:.

:intl at one tiine it lotiltcll as it oth'-i'

m,;(,~i,v liiilliliiigg wt-rc tltimliell. 'l`Iit‘ liarliiiuillli llrclilcll. lio\vo_vci'. linvc tht-

ii' iutalioii of lit.-ilu.: good iirr- iiulil »i'.~ I

0 ailll the-y donloiistratcll their woi-tli

i last night. They soon had several i.;o;»tl

lsircaiiis pliiyiiii; on thc ilrc, null at 12.30 they hull it well under l_~onll~ol_

The tenants who oceupletl thc ullllt 1'

floors of the building lost ull of th'-ii' effects. ‘ Iii addition to the laundry there was

it t‘hlnesc i'esta\iraiit on thc l;l'ollutl floor.

Snilth who is at iir:'.~'ellt out ol lr\_wn.

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The lullhlliil.: is l-wucll by Iulli,:.ii

_that he has bcconiea staunch believer mme Curious attention than if he

to health, exercise und utility, lie __

scenery as well as the fresh air on I

each day. llnlliday'_.~ only regret is I that he ilid not dccitlc to nialte ii.-'e oft'

Oiitai'io Sectioli. This o|‘ganl7.alion ‘V is niaile up of lmlny llcalcrs tllroiigliout I (hc iiyqviiigi- of ()ntarlo whose niiu i< 5

:ttlvaiitages of t-ycliilg for all i'itIci';:. I The Toronto brancli of the associatiltn C

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DEVELOPMENT OF THE BICYCLE

Within the memory of men still liv-

ing, some of them not very old either U10 Nvyole was one of the wonders of the H50. Farm boys would run to the front gate merely to see one passing. Anyone riding a bicycle down a city street, not only looked like ii, dare- tlevti adventurer. but was ancbiect of

had

worn it diving suit or had ventured out with a straw hat on in February. Horses “shiod" at the wheeled wonder, just as they afterwards “shled” at the ‘a\itos; ulld i1e\vspapers cllronlcletl a ew "liici<lents" then-bicycle -burglari- os. bicycle ulopuientfi. and other things -just as they do now. Away oft' in l-nnio Western wilderness, Chief \\’lilit~

His-Sante, oi' the Seven Slnolting Tribes, voiced the scntinicnts of the rcii men in these words: “Huhl Heap lazy man! Sits down to walk?"

Development of the Bicycle

Looking liackwarll from- the vaiitaize

point of pnosent day excellence in I-‘V<‘l`.V lille of iiieclianical invention, lltirc wo;-ry good rt-aisrilis why peoplel should stop and stare at u lileycle in hose da_v.i._ The vt-i-y idea that ii nuchiiic which wouldn't stand alone unless propped. would lain without up- sctliiig anti furry a't`nll sized miiu. was lasciliatinit in ilscli. Anti then the size and niake-up ul' those first liic_yt~l- cs-t.liosi;~ olll "Oi'tliiiai'i:\i»a" an they

ere cullcti, with al l'i'out. whccl as ilgli as the inoon, it roar wheel as mall as n inuslirooii, and a .niaii scat-_ vii ustrille n st'-cl pole between thi.-_ .\\'o, tvlilrling his fcci around iu` ii‘clni~;-lt was really sonlntliiiii: extra- oi'dinai"y_ Balloons. flying inac1i.lnes,_ lulrl bloomers had nothing on tiieni. The only iiiau who couldn’t really ap- iireclato the situation was the rider, who "tool: u, tumble" when that front heel struck ti stone--he was usuallyi liicoiisclout for an hour afterwards. '

Tlicn came the first "safety" bicycle y

--that liiolllfietl, dainty little creature_ by l-niiiiiaiisoii only), with the i'i‘oiit` 'rank 'and chain wheel slung between,

uint rear \\'licel.~‘. both the salne size. li ,.

'intl ii .siiddlp within vaultiug ilistuiifec oi' mother earth. lt was ilidoed li vast

iinpi'o\'cniciit. A few slow lnoveluenisi of the feet, stint the creature spinning; li prr~_s<lit'~- ol tlil- liaiitl on at lirakc. _=t.<i|»;_~`|‘ll a:aiu-~soiiiet.liiiers with un-_

Gruiuiinotlier kept her liair licailti- 1, ,_Umf,,,.m|,|,,_ ,,ud,|`.nm.S5_ and ;,i“-in-S

fully lI'li'lu~iir-ll, glossy and alti':il:ti\'c»

tlil-ro was 'lie coiiifortable ielliii.; that. if 'thc worst eaiue to the worst ~ if llilti-c watt, an intlificrent and slow iuoviiig cow on thi- road. ol' u ditch to

£.ull>ll or t , SIMDIU ml-‘€lUl`0 WHS Ulllllicll Wm* “""" ll-;f-ep out oi, or at steep lilll to cIilnb--- ;leri`ul effect. By' 1lSl<lY1S Ui “NY ‘l"“5i il wasn't i`.lr down lo terra ilriuzi, null

" ,store for “Wycth`s Sage and Sulpliurt

lv.-151 -_ "__:-.__ '~_ (70\l\P0""‘l~" ?"’“ Wm PM u lfwgo IM"

" fi of this oldtiine rclzipc, inipl'li\'v<l

ii, man could always iuaki: it by it jump -if his brits llidn`t uct taunlcll uit ill

llic lin-eliaviisiii. _

“Til”--A..Ioy to `

Sore, Tired Feet

Use "Tix" for aching, burning, puffed- up feet and coma or caliouses

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Good-li_vr~._ sore feet.. lulriilng feet,

swollen tfcei, lender i"~'~:, tired feet.

Gotiti-byi-, corns. callou~-:s, bunious

and raw spots. No iiiore shoe tight.- iiess, no more liinpini: with .pain or drawing up your face in agony. "Tin" is lnaglclil, acts 'right off. “Tlz" draws out all the poisonous cxiidatloiis which puii up the feet. Use "Tiz" ani wear itinallcr shoes. l':=c “Tlz" and toi~gt»_t yoiii- foot misery. Ali! how conifortable your feet ict-l.

I Get. ii 25-cont box of “'l‘li;" nov/ ai.

any llriigglst or departiiif-iit store. llon‘l. iuiffvr. liuvo good i'i_'l‘t_,' glad feet, feet that never swell, iii-\.‘-»r hurt, nevci- gat. tlrerl. A yoar`s foo: noinfort guaranteed or niouey refund- ed.

PRISONER OF WAR USED

SHIRT A8' WRITING PAPER

books that. are tri be published shortly.

Une novel, with un alter-tllc-wlti'

plot. was -written by two otllcera be~ longing to thc Itoyiil 'Air Force und Argyll and Sutlierlunll llltillltlilfltff-" rtispeivtlviily, while ilicy_ were DI`it*0l\' ers or war in tho builds of the Turks. This tlilliciilties they had to overcome iii ortlt.-i‘ to obtiilii paper were tre- iiiuiidoun. and when the book was 1-v cutuully finished it had -boon Written

cr taken from parcels. and-a piece oi u one-time white Shirl-

Another author. repotrlatod from

Gcriiiaiiy before hostilities ceased. hiiq his nianuscript. taken from him by U10 frontier guards on the 00fmI\\°U“fCl\ border. lt has just come to hand from neriln, 'our authorities iiaviiis been the maui. at admiring its return to its

rlirhtful ov/ner.-'I'it~Bitl. _

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FIRST GRAND PRIZE FIRST DISTRICT PRIZE

$1410 Overland Touring Car _$475 Willils~Pim '

SECOND GRAND PRIZE `SECOND DISTRIGT PRIZE

_ $820 Ford Touring Car $l50iG¢dqnoI¢,t`;.n,l

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