TRAVELLING. * ASAT ITAVILITRAI LIAL ~ssassssnasefily THENTY- FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION }. ™ NEW YORK Via New York Central Lines October Ind and 3rd, 06 $7.00 00 « Ten Days Return Limit. Fast Through Trains - First-Class Day Coaches Ask New York Central Agents and watch newspapers. : PO SSAA IN VIVE AR BIRR IRRRANS IPP New York Gentral & Hudson ~ $7.00 INGSTON. EE Aran Annual Western Excursions Sept. 20th, 21st and 22nd fires from Kingston SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE Shortest Route to the United States Via Kingston and Cape Vincent, N.Y. Bib irri ariioner * 317 80. ~ Port Euros, Mich. : Grand ' Rapids, Mich. Bay City, Mich, Paul or Minneapolis via Upper Lake Route ... St. Paul or Minneapo is Lv. Kingeton (str.) 5: 00_ a.m. returning from. des- tinution on or before 3 Harvest Excursion To Canadian Northwest sfeitens Fit-Reform/ not nly originated, but perfected, these Sitchles Steamer may secure staterooius aboard and 25th. Tickets Convenient trala service | in PULLMAN. SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS Cheap Excursion to-Watertown, . " June 16th to October 1st Going Saturday 5:00 a.m. Reduesd Fares to "Kootenay and Pacific Coast Points From "Aug. 27th 4 To-day, there'arc no Suits and . Overcoats in the Dominion , leaving Watértown 2 Cents a Mile Books for 500 miles of travel on New 1.000 miles over New In Connection With Canadian Pacific Railway ANNUAL WESTERN EXCURSIONS ittebure. Philadelphia & Rendihg on Central RR. of New Jersey The specialized and uechass" tickets from the matchless workmanship --the exclusive Passenger Trafic Manager, . Smith, General Manager, Bay City, Mich: ... Saginaw, Mich. STEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER e Wolfe Island: inimitable quality of the cloths-- put Fit-Reform garments in aclass by themselves. _ New fall les via Upper Lake Route ... All tickets valid returning nation on or before Oct. ¢ Harvest Excursion To Canadian Northwest September 25th. Tickets good for 60 days. Reduced Fares to Kootenay and Pacific Coast Points Lea ° Kingston: - "Full particulars at K. R. Sickat Otten, Sari tron le nye Table pic i et to ¢ hange without notice. E. BRICRLAND, Manager { Garden Island going to and from Bay of Quinte I New short line for and all local noints. pp Daily Line CONWAY, Agent B.Q. Ry., * "MOOS {OPEN SEASONS; New Brunswick -- Sep. 15th- uto. Charlotte, Thousand Islands, kviile, Prescott and Montreal, Kingston & Toronto - --Daily at 5.830 a.m. Brockville or Prescott, returning Sunday only Kingston to Montreal pr re torn, ing |Saturdiy or Sunday, returning 80 Excirsion rates to Sunday or Monday. Ha ilton, Toronto, Bay of Quinte and Montreal Line LEAVE KINGSTON : Nova Scot ja-- Oct. jot. Jae 1st. Quebec--Sept. Ist- Dec. 3st. BEST . HUNTING GROUNDS are ays and INTERCOLONIAL |} RAILWAY WRITE FOR * "Fishing and Hunting," . "Week in the Canaan Woods," "Moose of the Miramichi," - Trail of the Mic-Macs,". To Montreal Ticket Office, 141 0 hi Til Fe River and Gulf of St, Lawrence mmer Cruises in Geol Latitudes electric lights, electric bells and all sila from Montreal on Mondays at 2 10th and 24th Sept. for Pictou, hy : Shia, at Quebec, Guaspe, Mal Bay, ans Gove, Grand River, Bug ier and Charl Charlottetown, - BERMUDA 12th and 26th September. The Sager - Will he highly pleased $4 Shoes. They arc the awellos 'and mostsseatisfactory shoes produc od by any manufacturer. The stylesare just right, nik ot a freak of Tu shi- ¢ Gop Pesteoser, Dept., ALLAN Royal Mail Steamers NORYREAL A TO LIVERPOOL. shoe can. be sold. ouligy man with a desire wear elpgant shoes ean be satisfied to his entire satisfaction :-- Valour Calf, Gun Metal Calf, "alf, Calf, Patent Kid, Patént Colt; and infact all the best Jeathers, * Come in, Mr. Good Dresser. Tom- | rises above 80. degrees. finest trips .of the season for' health and comfort. ° ARTOUR AWERN, Sundiieye Sntue Fo or tickets oe.. taterooms, arply HANLE MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. Moderate Rate Service. ree re 4 r |THE PRIZE List| |The WINNERS AT AT THE FRON- | . TENAC FAIR. Which Was" a "Recent Successful Farmers Who Secured Cash. > lion with registered . cate, Dr. G. W. Bell. Samuel Asselstine. horses or mares, pedigree John ( Bests or mare, William Shangraw, J. Shibley, ¥. D. McCauley. old colt gelding or mare ley, Frederick Ferguson, Best yearling colt, H. J, Harrigan. 2a foal 0' Naill, J, Shibley. General Biri Horses: of hor = or mares; R. H. Cook, Kerr, » H. Arthurs, Best mare - Traves, J. L. Brady. old 'colt gelding or [ravi Charles - ness. mare, M, 3 purpe stallion, George Charles" Anglin, Roadster or Carriage Horses. stallion, Robert Smith, frog, W. A. Potter, Best te 15% han R. H. McGininess Baxter, F. .J% Gates. Best hands and over; Thonias Levi Huffman, CE. File three year old colt, S. G. D. Shibley, James Carroll, vear old colt, James. Carroll, and foal by B.S. brood mare D. Shibley, E. E. Day, Thoroughbred Cattle, Best bull two years James Kerr, J.D, Shibley. calf under one year, J. I Best bull under two years, oJ fey. Best cow, J. D. Shibley, Inerr, Thoroughbred Cattle) s+--Best bull two!years old «¢ J. Knight, J. C. Creighton, eighton. Toast bull J. Knight, J. C, reighton. J. Knight, T. D, Creighton. Best heifer oD. Creighton," J. C, Knight. Best heifer (8 reighton, J. C. Creighton, J. Best halter calf under one Knight, T. D, Creighton, J. ton. Best bull ealf under one J. Knight, 8. D. Creighton, J. Creighton, a Thoroughbred Holstein Cattle bull two _years 'or oyer, H: J. Smith, John Valentine. under two years, W. 8, Valentine, E. E. Hambly. under one year, A. Hunter, I. bly, J. Valentine. Best Lmilk E. Hambly, A. Mill heifer two 'years: old, Hambly, A. Hunter, B. S. Guess. heifer yearling, H. Mills, J. tine, A. Hunter. Best der one year, A. Hunter, 1. J. Valentine: , Grade Cattle, Beofiig Bree cow giving milk, James Ke heifer two. 'yours old, Buck. old or Shibley. Creighton, J. Reid, ves, C.'W. Neville, R. W. Ram shearling, F. Rutledge, J. tine, A. Hunter, Ram lamb, W. son, shears or over, J. Valentine, Neville, R: am shearling, W. Dawson, Ww. Dawson, Sn Ww. Neville, W, Ewe, two shears or over, J. W. Dawson, C. W. Nevillo, Creighton, 1 D. Creig gheon, Boar under one year, Hunter, JJ. C Creighton, T. D. Ah Tian sow over one year, J, C, A. Hunter, 7. D. Creighton. sow, under One year, STR. CASPIAN 1000 isiands--Rochester Ft ommencing Sept. eave Kingston, #.i., for Alexandria Bay, Geananogue amd turning "will leave at i Rochester, N.Y. | Quinte Ports. calling: at Jay uid S-- - STR. ALETHA Leaves daily, except Sunday at 8 p.m for Picton and | Quinte Ports, on . Tuesday, land Saturday Steamer calls at' Deseron- to. Northport-and Belleville. For full "Horsey, CGeneral Manawer, P. Hanley. ska, Agent ; Co: Freight Agents. Event at Harrowsmith--The Fastest trotting horse in harness, D. Graves, Fastest trotting stallion, Robert Smith,- 0. Caroll. Fastest running horse, - 0, Carroll, Dr. Walsh; 0. Carroll, Heavy Draught Herses--Best stal- A team of J. D. Shibley, E.'E, Day, B. Harrigan. Best, mare and foal by her side, J. D. Shibley, N, O'Neill. Three yar old colt RJ ding Best Awa re J. Do Shib- vo O'Neill, Snider, B. of T9065, N, Best team | John | brood foal by her side," M. B. | Best three vear | B.| O'Connor, B. S.| Jest two year old colt gelding! or mare, F. P. Jolinston, D. L. Boice, i. E. R. Midler. Best™ vearling colt, Charles Angfin, DD. L. Boice, B. S| Buck. Best foal of . 1906, M. B. Traves, J. L. Brady. Best general % Creighton, T.. D under six | Creighton, T. D. Yorkshire and Chester White. B. M'raves, I £ | Miller, R. H. Smith, Best | Vanluven | an umicer J.B. Pigs; I Nest hoar over one year, M. Hogle, 18. G; team 154 | Thompson, | y Rest single | | Creighton, Wallace, N. (Sow her side, J. | [ breed, Beefing ied. | ? over, So Beat ball . Dawson, D. 1 E, R. Miker, . Warner, J. ter, W. Dawson. . D. Shib- ! John I Ayrshire and | 1 . . Warner, Ww. under two leolor, ¢ reighton, T. [ . a cow giving milk, | Toplifie, G. sians, B. 8, Guess. Hamburg, J: two years old, | Creighton, J. yearling, T. D. Knight. year, J, | Taylor, I | Warner. Grain. . 'Neville, P.-E. R. | wheat, W. year, C +. Faylor, J. Z. in ear, J, C. Best | Peas, J. Mills, W. | ley Best. bull | D. L. Boice, H. I. | Valentine, L, Best bul |B. 8, Ham- cow giving | Hunter, H. 1 | Best | Valen- heifer calf un- Hambly, | beans, 1. Best Bost | James Kerr, Finnegan. Valen Daw- A. Hunter, E. KE. Day. Ewe, two A. Hunt | ness, | Miller. four of plifie, RR. | {Thre Buck, Wi R. Six pears, "Miller, R, W, Ginness. er. Ewe lamb, W. Dawson, CC. W, Ne ville, J. Valentifie. Downs.--Best ram, two shears or over, J. Dawson, W. Dawson, C. W. | Dawson, J. ville. Ram lamb, J, Dawson. Dawson, Ewe shearl ton, Purdy Three<bunches of grapes on stalk, Hartman Six Swede Toplifie. Six ing, J. Dawson, C. W. Neville, W Dawson: Ewe. lamb, W. Dawson, '. W, Neville, J. Dawson. Pige, Duroe, Jersey and Tamworth Reds, -- est boar over one year, J, © A. Hunter, life. Breeding Creighton, | Breeding Hunter, J. Fargtson. ry 0 Ontario and Bay of Quicte Steam boat Company, Limited | ponds honey, im | man, 2nd, steamer will | Tavior. Sunday only, at 10.15 | Rockport, | Thousand Islands. Re- | J 5 pam, for man. "Hartman, P. EF. R iptermedinte Bay of | sider. Pr. B.R Fhursdny information, arly to, B, B. HWoston i Jas, Swift '& ' pencil drawing, Hartman, Best specimen of Many "housewives think it Heaps: to. buy than to bake. That is becafise their baking e' successful every tine. Their failures run the cost up. Get Royal "Household . "Hour ink follow directions. The result will be dight, whole- some bread or pastry every time. You pay a few cents more for Royal Household, but those few cents buy certainty and purity. Your grocer can supply you. Ogilvie Fler Mills Co., 1d. Montreal. 155 months, A. Hunter, J, Creighton. Boar under one year, Sow over one year, S. G, . R. Miller, Sow undér one horse 154 hands ' wer, F. Hut- | 8. G. Hogle, P alge, bo ogi 5 bi fifie. Pig under six months, W. Top single horse under 153 hands iff, 8. G. Hogle, P% Fu XK Miller, : Johmeton, James Warner, H. Buck. Pigs, Berkshire, Pola inas Nok Best saddle horse, Purdy Bros., F. {folks and Essex.--~Best boar over ome Rutledge, G. E, Leatherland. Bost | year, J, OC. Creighton, R..W. Finne pany 'under 13 hands, 4.8. Gallagher, (gan, B.D. Creighton, Boar under one FS: tints wher, James Carroll, Best | W. Dawson, W. C. Potts ' Sow over one O'Neill, R. W under one year, W. H. Ar, Gallagher, B. > Buck. Best ti C. Pottér, R. W. Finnegan colt, I. Rutle 8. G. Hoyle, gi |der six months, R. W, Finnegan, 5, Valenti Be hy foul of 1906, B. 8.10, Creighton, T. D.. Creighton Buck Day, J.:D. Shibley. Best {pie under six months, any 'class C. Creighton, W. Toyiiffe, i. RB. Miller. Poultry. --lest pair Plymouth Rocks, Wymndottes, L. Boice, E. 1%, Day Boioe. 5. E. Day. Carroll. Game, J, Minoreas, J Any other variety, W. C. Potter. Ducks, Toplifie. Ducks Taplifie, J. Warner L. Bees WN. C. Potter, Turkeys, Log atherland, Leghorns, Dawson. | Taylor, W. Dawson. Buff Orpington, C. Vanorder, Warner. Rhode Idland Red, Poland, J. Warner. Best bushel Miller, Toplifie, W. R. Brady. Creighton, W. J, Valentine, I!, 8, » W. Toplifie, P. E. Mills, Hartman, Guess, D. L. Boice, Half bushel R. W, Aylesworth, W. A. Vol ter, Red Clover, 1. L. Boice, P. ¥ | Miller. Vegetables and bushel pothtioes, red, | Taylor, D. L. | potatoes, any Shangraw,. 1. carrots, . I.. Boice, W Taylor. { Purdy Bros. D. | | ghd Ww trtzels, J. Frode, Taylor, C, Bodce. kind, J. Vanorder. Six Toulifle, carrots, J. Boice, Six table Best heifer or steer yearling, John { Toplifie. Six sugar beets, D, % Kerr, James Kerr, J. D. Shibley. Best oir, Jom Alton. Best six table heifer or bull cali of 1906; John Kerr. {beets, J. Vanorder, 1.. Hartman, Best stéer under three years, James | Alton. Peck of onions, J. Alton, Kerry Lz Boice, P.. KE. R. Miller, Collection Grade Cattle, Milking Breed. Dest Lof field roots, W Toplifie. Two heads cow giving milk, ol, h, LIL lof canliflower, J. Taylor. Two heads Hambly, t'. Hicks. two | of cabbage, R. H. McGinness, W, Top years old, "A, rE. EL Day, | sy PoE. R. Miller. "Three roots James Kerr, Best heifer "Feivling, €. } evlo ry, D. L. Boice, I. E. R. Miller, Hicks, T. 9. Creighton, A. Hunter, | H. MrGinness, Field pompkin, 1. Best heifer cali of 1906, J. Valentine, | ice, W. J. Smith, 8.-GHoglo J. 8. Gallagher, H. Mills. { green, DD. LL. Boice, J. Tay Leicester and Lin¢oln Sheep. --Best lor, 8. G. Hogle. Rah, vellow, I.. ram, two shears or over, M. B. Tra- | Hartman, D. 1,. Boice, 'H. Metin each kind, 2, Pp, kind, 2, Toplific Twelve any kind, named, Buck, P. E. R: varieties pears, named, B. Buck, P. E, R. any Kind, named, P. E fAv le worth, RH. Twelve plims any + WW, Aylesworth, 1. BE. R, Miller, MeGinmess. Six tomatoes, (', Bros, P. BR. each Miller, W & of appl duck. R. Bock, L turnips, W turnips, any other variety, W, Top Dairy Products.-Pest cheese, T. "Thompson, P. E. R. se, white, R. RB Crock butter, ('ochrane, 15 Ihe, L. Hartman, R. W, 'Ayles worth, Roll of butter; \ not less than 3 Iba, H. Mills, I.. Hartman, Loaf' of home-made bread, WR. © H. MeGinness, | Wim. -Shangraw. Loal of bakers' thread, Ro McGinness, T. Thomp son. Twelve bune, plain, Wm. Shan- graw, R. H, MeGinnesa, Display honey, C. :E. Taylor, 1 in Sixteen - pounds strained honey, L. | Hartman, R. MeGinnese. Ten sections, J. E.R, Miller, 'R. Ww. Metlinness, #ix varieties, P. E. J. Tavlor. six varieties, I} Bottle of Be m ade wine, Miller. Bottle' Miller, B, 8. | Bottle of catsup, R. H. McGinness, Ww. [1 Faplifie, : Pine Aris and Ladies™ Work. ~Best J. 8. Gallagher, TW." Aylesworth, I. "t mellick" work, L. IR Ww. 3 oil calom L. Hurhamn, R. W. Ayles- worth. Sieviien of water colors, any kind, P, R. Miller, L. Hartian. Sinin = landseape in oil colors, J. S. Aindlagher, R. W. Aylesworth, Col lection of .bumt work, J. 8. Gallagh- wr, 8. A. Lyon, Table. centre. piece, R. Hartman, CUgllee- tion of table finen, embroidered, M, B. Traves, iL. Hartman, Rmbroidered shirt waist, P. E, R. Miller? R. H. Me- Ginness, Jowel embroidery, L. Hart- man, J, W. Trousdale. + Eyelet : om- broidery, 1. Hartman. Cotton em- BEoidery on cotton or muslin, L. Hart: man, R. Ww. Avievorth, Collection of drawn threadwork, P. E. R. Miller, L. Hartman, a of doylies; L. Hartman, P, E. R. Miller, Teneriffe lace, 1. Hartman, R. W. Aylesworth, Point lace, LL. Hartman, R. W. Ayles- worth. Battenburg lace, R. W. Ayles worth, R. H, McGinness. Tattine R. NW. Aylesworth, LL. Hartman. Netting, Lo ¥artman, PE. x Miller, Hard- anger work, P. Miller. Mount- dh P. E. R. Miller. Shaw work, P. E. R. Miller. Collection of crochet work in cotton; Aviesworth, W. Dawson, Col: lection of crochet work in silk, L. Hartman, R. W. Aylesworth, Collve tion of crochet work work in wool, 1. Hartman, RH. MeGinness, Colleo- tion of darning on vet RW Aylae worth, L. Hartman, Five o'clock tea cover, R. W. Aylesworth, I E.R: Miller. Pair of fancy pillow shams, 1. Hartman, P. BE, R. Miller, Art braid wark, R. W. Aylesworth, P. E, R. C 'reighton. Pig S. G. Hogle, M. B. I'ra Hogle, year E, R. Miller, W. Top- Finnegan. Arthurs, Pig un- Bacon Bantams, Warn- Warner, white, Goose, Andalu Warn- | Taylor, Bramah pootra, fall wheat, Spring Buck, Rye, Indian corn Smith, Buck. Bar- R. Miller. Oats, Buckwheat, J. Timothy. seed, Best half fio) half bushel Taylor, Wm. field "ayvlor, Six man Taylor, D. L. Boice, Six varieties of fall 'apples, four Rix varieties of winter apples, PR varie Miller 8. Miller Me variety, 1 Miller, color Miller. not less tha "Hart- Onart cf maple syrup, H. Mills, Ten Pane maple' sugar, Avicswarsh, snviest dogen of hens' eggs, P. Miller, R. H. "of anal fruit, t Piet wn Cal lection of wick Buck, I. Hart- Buck. Miller? "Table mate in sets, 1. Hart man, R. H. McGinness. Pair of slip- pers, erochet or print, R. W. Ayles- worth, PP, E. R. Miller. Tea cozy, P. E. R. Miller, R.- Aylesworth. Mounted sofa. pillow, L. Hartman, R, W. [Ay Haworth. photo - frame LL. Hart. man, Gallagher. Three fancy th andkerfhiefs hand made, P. BE. R. McGinness, Hall "dozen holes, R. W. Aylesworth, M. B. Traves, Embroidered sofa" pillow, R. H. McGinnes, L. Hartman. FEm- broidered. table contre piece L. Hart: yman, Collection of ladies' work not shown in- any other class, L. Hart- man, R. W. Aylesworth, P, E. R. Mil- | for. Bost five yards woollen carpet, J. to W. Aylesworth, Five yards rag carpet, J. Taylor, P. E.R, Nil ler: Pair of woollen stockings, R, H. MeQlinness, J. Taylor. pair of woollen socks, R. H. McGinness, lL. Hartman, Pair: of men's woollen * mitts, G, E. Leatherland, L. Hartman. Pair of lad: irs' woollen motts, IL. Hartman, G, E. Leatherland Gentleman's. fine shirt, unlpundried, P, BE. R. Miller, R. W. Aylesworth, Gentleman's handmade shirt, J. 8. Gallagher. Patchwork quilt, cotton, James Shaneraw, R.W. Aylesworth. Patchwork quilt, woollen, RH Metiinnean; -R.- W, Aylesworth. Patchwork quilt, silk, R. W. Ayles- worth, R. T, Mciinness, Fancy tufted quilt," R. W. Ay vorth. Faney quilt, knitted, R. W. Aylesworth, MB, raves. Fancy , quilt, Aylesworth, P.. E.R. made: woollen shawl, IL. W. Avlesworth. A shawl, blanket, 'R. W. Aylesworth. Rag mat, R. W. Ayles- worth, M. B. Traves, R. W. hutton Miller. Hand Hartman, R. Cushion ih wool, W. Kyles oJ, | ness, worth, I. Hartman, Manufacturers --~uggy with top, JJ. ¢, Connoly. Set of harness, J. Connolly. Sowing machine at work, NM. WwW. A.A (onnoly. y. Plough Plough gang, Vanluven Bros man. Collection. of Wright. . Spe Melzar Avery's special for 150 vards foot raee, for boys under wighteen; Zara Ball, A. Guess, Ray Carroll. J; 8. Gallagher's special for host team of horses, R. H. Cook, F. (O'Neil. Alfred = Hunter's special--Yor best outfit-in wheeled transport, J.D Shiblev, 1. Arthurs. Township . of Portland special for best herd of milch cows, any brewd, net less than three, A. Hunter, W. S. Reid, W. J. Smith, Township of Portland special for best pair of general purpose horses. (mares ), who have not received Simpkine, Plovwgh soil, Plough stubble, A. A. sulky, A. A. A. A. Connoly. Pump, PF, 8. Wart or geld on team in other cases, J. prize Shibley. George Robertson & Sons' winl. to makers of best colored T. Thompson, P. . Miller. Maenoe & Minnes, whales goorls special to makers of best leas than fifteen wwehants' crock of butter, not pounds, 1." Hartman, R. W. Ayes worth. A. Chownr & Co., wholssals hardware merchunts, for best single carrigge horse, fifteen hands and over, F. Rutledge. Thomas Mills & Co, hatters and furriers' special for best | five one-pound prints of butter, R, H. McGinness, R.. Waldron, dry goals merchant, one bed spread, value two ars, for best collection of ent flow M. B. Traves. W. B. Dalton & har®¥ware specinl, a farm dian corn, J..C. Creighton. F. W jeweler and optician, soeeisl for best pair. of spring Traves. Smith Pros, jewelers, goods valued at two dollars, for best collec tion of canned fruit, T.. Hartman. Stency &' Bteaev, drv-goods mer- a two dollur lady's umbrella, collection of ladv's useful merchants' fork, Sons, five-pronged Coates, chants, for best work, R. W. Aylesworth. British Whig special, a copy of Dally Whir for one vepr, for best single driver, Dir, Wakh- T. F. Harrison Cd, special, for best display of Indies' work, It, 8 Buck. 'W. ' J, Crothers" special, five poms best candy, for best lady bi evele-ride, Miss Taylor. BE, Chown & Co. special, for beat pair of turkevs, W. Tovlifie. Roberteon, Nicolle & (Co, special, for secon] prize on ladies' work, J. Taylor. Newman & Shaw's special, for heat seloction of ladies' work, R. H. Me(linness. Hon. Nelson Monteith has located: a site for an experimental station in the Temiskaming district. Hutch, A Body Builder. When one eats food the nutritive part goes to make up the different tis sues of 'the body, If there is any flaw in the process it will result in dis. cass of somé-one of the organs of the body. The digestidn in this way plays a most important part «in one's health. Huteh is a splendid digestion and stomach treatment. It ie compos. ed of ingredients which are: chemically combined to keep the digestion in good working order. Hutch. will not allow any clogging or derangement. Huteh is a doctor for ten' cents, : crochet, R. W. Homemade woollen MH. MeGinness; R. Woollen 'mat, J. Aylesworth, Need ow ork 'mat, R. W, Aylesworth, + I Mein: 4 Con- Connoly. Piano, stoves, H. oF. for best In.' chickens, M. B32 ~--Sweet Breath Tala ts i ~Clean Torigus past the little valves hat . Digestive : «Calm Nerves Juices with Food. © 7 gy wa _--Good Temper and They strengthen Muscles ™ "==Poise by exercising them. Eat a Cascaret whenever you suspect This stronger action, producing reter you need ft." Carry a little 10¢ Emer- gency box constantly with you, in yours Purse or Pocket, When do you need one? nutrition from food, brings back to the Bowel-Muscles greater strength for al operation, The Bowel-Muscles can thus,in a short time, dispense with any Drug assistance whatever, Cascarets ate safe to take as often as you need them, while le pleasant fo eatas Candy. - - - Then carry the littlefen-centbox con stantly with you in your purse, and e a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need it. One Cascaretata time will promptly cleansea foul Breath, or Coated Tongue, =Whenyour Tongue is coated ~When you 'have Heart- burn, Belching, Acid Ruings tn Throat, ; --When Pimples begin to peep out, ~When your stomach Gnaws and Burns, That's the time 16 check coming Con- * stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia. That's the time to take a Cascaret, . . » One candy tablet night and morning, taken regularly for a short time, is war- ranted to cure the worst case of Consti- pation or Indigestion that walks the earth, One tablet taken whenever you suspect you n2ed it will Insure you against 90 per cent of all other ills likely to attack you. Because 90 per cent of thee ills begin Box of Cascarets will "bring you. in the Bowaels, or exist through poor Nutri All druggists sell them=--ovar ten lle tion, lion boxes a year, for six years past. Cascarets don't purge, don't weaken, . Be very carsful to getthe genuine, made don't irritate, nor upset your stomach, only by the Sterling Remedy Company They don't act like 'Physic' that flush and never sold in bulk. Every tablet out the Bowels with a waste of precious stamped "CCC." $a Digestive Juice needed for tomorrow's A ple and the f book A Bowel-work. "Curse of Constipation," Free for the No,--they act like Exercise, on the asking. Address Sterling Remedy Com- Bowels, instead, pany; Chicago or New York, x TT TTT ---- For a small kitchen A thousand dollars a year spent in amusements could not buy for you half | so much hearty Happiness, solid Com- = fort, Cheerful Temper and Health Insur- ance, as that little ten-cent "Vest Pocket™ SE SOUVENIR STEEL RANGE has many advantages over r the common castiron range. Requires only half the room, and yet posseses the same capacity. Aerated 6ven-roasts meats perfectly without impregnating with smoke and impure odors, Easily kept clean. It has a solill steel lupe i able base, and is very durable. Every Souvenir is absolutely guaranteed by the makers. | THE GURNEY-TILDEN 'CO., Limited HAMILTON, , WINNIPEG, MONTREAL, VANCOUVER 404 MADE IN CANADA BY A CANADIAN COMPANY." BE YOUR OWN DRESSMAKER. EASY TO LEARN. Fewer Working Parts than any other First Class Machino. ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE NAME The oilliamb.. cient AGI bin sists THE WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO. ri LIMITED, comeany Ornices: MONTREAL, P. Q. : : TORONTO, LONDON, HAMILTON, OTTAWA, ET. JOHN, N. 8. ' AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. : ! I ---- EE GANONG'S G. B. CHOCOLATES THE FINEST IN THE CITY Gi 50c. per Ib. A. J. Rees, 166 Princess St.