{WAY ro BE WALL hfulness of Oranges. fesson which most people have been eating oranges since immemorial, yet how many of that orange juice contains a principle which has & mark- on the stomach, bowels, i» and skin. Some physicians far as to say that they can cure : case of Indigestion, Con- mn, Blliousness and Dry Skin orange juice and proper diet. 8 can be easily proved to the tion of any sufferer. Take .of one or two orangesevery before breakfast, take one or 4ives" every night at exercise a reasonable care 3d the proof will be found in ie cure will be greatly assisted 'hastened by taking "Pruid-s. » njunction with the orange to tives are fruit juices the medicinal principle of ne: apples, figs and prunes are meny times increased by the special BY In which they are combined. into tablets. "Fruit-a-tives" "be obtained at all dealers, or will postpaid on receipt of price i box--6 for $250. "Fruita n Chtawa, J in. hie Be at the ods. In hie 1s Nd tn 0 Use. Is sed by (hh pest oa Cars sed everywhere. RErusz sussTITOYES. osts no more than the las rior goods. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. GILLETT Soames FEE E i A STORY I fa Sn AA Sa THE _AILY BRITISH WHIG, AND A HALF BUNGALO) Designed by Chas. S. Sedgwick, Architect, Minneapolis, Minn, A low cottage home or bungalow carries with it a home feeling and a look of comfort that appeals to the great majority of small home build- ers. It is not new, as some sections of the country are built up very large ly of these one-story homes, but it is the invariable experience of an archi- tect that people, when asking about plans and making inguiries regarding one-story bungalows, always complete their inquiries and requests bv asking for "space above," and thev do mot scem to be satisfied unless there is a stairway and rooms above or space that can be used on the second floor, and if this space has good height the plan will always recommend itself better than one that is all on one floor and nothing above. The bungalow that is illustrated in this issue is twenty-three feet wide by thirty feet deep, exclusive of the front pinzza, that ig ten feet wide ' and screened in, making a nice summer room. The main roof is brought out over the front porch with wide gable, with timbered cornice and wide virge boards, the cornice being projected three feet on all sides. It is estimated that this cottage can be built com- plete for $2,400, including plumbing and small heater. "The finish of the interior is on the crafteman order, with plain four-inch casings, a four-inch strip carried rem -------- BORDEN'S BUCCANEERS. x ---- Speaks Plainly Abcut Hold-Up of Country"s Business. Montreal Witness. We doubt if amy more brutal and altogether indefensible piece of parlia- mentary warfare has occurred in all parliamentary history than the hold- up oi the estimates and of all the business of the country undertaken by the conservative party for no more worthy purpose than to secure to it self, in defiance of the principles of the constitution, the control of the alectoral lists im Manitoba and other parts. It certainly is unconstitution- al to demand for the provinces the control of the parliamentary electoral lists, and il perliament chooses to take those lists out of provincial hands, no one pan make any reason- able objection, even if it took them into its own. But when the control of the lists is to be transferred en tirely into the hands of the judges and thus placed out of the reach of political manipulation altogether, the demand of the opposition becomes as egregious as their method of enforcing it is subversive of parliamentary liberty. The most painful part of this outrage is that the leader of the opposition, who has so far shown him- self an honorable statesman, should have been forced into it by a provin- cial government, with the aid of such soured men as Mr. Foster and such a men as Me. Taylor, whose prominence in the conservative party has never contributed to public amenity. It can not be supposed that the whole con- servative party is in sympathy with this piece of brigandage. There are many gentlemen in it. Whether these will make themselves felt remains to be seen. Of course, the first question; poli- ically, is how the country would re ceive the parties coming before it on such an issue. lt is presumable that the filibusterers count on sympathy. there. They probably say to them- selves, "The people are in love with "hold-up warfare, and if the govern- "ment has to appeal to the country "without getting its "through, there are fools enough in "the country to regard it as already "defeated, and to vote against it ac- "cordingly, as mean people do." On the other hand, we should think that there are enough of intelligent men in the country to see that government by hold-up with a view to electoral piracy is altogether intolerable in a free country, and could only have the effect of reducing us to the level of a Spanish republic, and of making us a yword in the world for liamen- along the latter lines, we can. not but assume that for the opposi- tion to force a4 general election on i would be > ibe it out. As Fe i | iid E i oF i He: i s8 ; Jt FEL g i I : : 1] i estimates | around the wall five feet above the, floor, with picture shelf, and four-inch strips helow dividing the wall into panels, a plain beam ceiling through the living-room and dining-room, all of the woodwork, including floors of Washington fie stained in shades of green. There are two finished rooms on the second floor, and the balemce of the space left fori storage purposes. FIRST FLOOR PLAN, PURE HED BLOOD, Is Necéssary to Health, Strength and Happiness. Pure, rich, red blood is what is needed by every woman, young or old, Thin, weak, watery blood is the cause of all the headaches, and back- aches, and sideaches--all the weakness and weariness, all the dizziness and despondency, all the nervousness and fainting spells that afflict girl; and women. The only thing that can help you (is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These Pilis make new, rich, red blood, that gives mew life and strength to every organ of the body, In this way they make pale, feeble girls develop into healthy, happy women, and for the same reason bring ease and comfort, and regularity to women at all ages of life. Miss J. Dietrich, St, Clements, Que , is one of the many thousands made well and happy through the use of Dr. Williams" Pink Pills. She says: "1 tried several medicines but got no- thing to help me until 1 took Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills 1 was subject to palpitation of the heart, a throbbing in the head, and dizziness. and faint ing spells, 1 had no appetite and was weak, pale and discouraged when I be gan the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pike. Bix boxes of these have made me feel like an altogether different per- son, and have given me new health and strength." Rich, red blood is the true secret of health and strength, and it is simply because Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new pure blood, that they cure such troubles as anaemia, loss of appetite, indigestion; peuralgia, rheumatism, St. Vitus' dance, partial paralysis, kidney troublds, and the special ail- ments that only women-folks know. But you must get the genuine with the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People" on the wrapper around each box. If in doubt, send to The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont., and the pills will be mail ed at O0c. a box, or six boxcs for $2.50, . In after years a courtship may converted into a battleship. How man does bate to- be grateful for an ill-timed favor! Experience and real are great teachers. be estate booms cated over the kitchen and bathroom ie a small tankroom. It js designed to have a full basement under the en- tire house, giving ample space for laundry, vegetable cellars and heating apparatus, with outside entrance and steps. The exterior walls are shingled, the shingles being stained with light brown shade on the walls and the { rool shingles stained red or a reddish- Lo-1 brown, and all sash painted white, wl [---- t | fm SECOND FLOOR PLAN. on oid AN AGED MAN DEAD, The Late of Chancy Bellings, Bellings Mills, Klyneshoro, June 1.--There passed away, in this neighborhood, on W&d- nesday night last, May 27th, the old- est resident, in the person of Chancy Belling, of Belling's Mills, aged aiine- ty-two years and 'two months. De- ceased was a man of sterling quali- ties. He was a Methodist in religion, and a life-long liberal. He was high ly esteemed by a large circle of friends, as was shown by the large cortege~over a mile in length--which followed his remains to their last resting place, in the Methodist ceme- tery, Toledo. He was born in Aylmer county, removing with his parents to Elbe, loeds county, when a child, where his father carried on a distil- ery. In his carly manhood he mar- ried Miss Bates, of Kibe, by whom he had a family of six children, three sons and three daughters. His eldest son, James, preceded him some years ago; two other sons, George and War- ron, live next the homestead, at Bell ing"s Mills. One daughter married William Hawes, of Plum Hollow. The two younger daughters married the Messrs. Orval and Oscar Chapin--the Chapin twins of Plum Hollow. Mrs Orval Chapin preceded her father to the grave some vears ago. Mrs, Oscar Chapin, who lives in Michigan, arriv- el home for her father's funeral. The deceased moved on -the farm where he died, at Belling's Mills, over sixty years ago, where he carried on a pros- perous milling business, now conduct: ed by his son George Robert Boyd, a well-known manufacturer, of New Bliss, died, on Saturday, May 30th, at the residence of his friend, John Bell, of Kitley, after a short illness, aged fifty vears, He was a man of much wealth, He was unmarried. He was a Preshyterian in religion, and a conservative in poli tics. His funeral, on Sunday after- noon, to. the Presbyterian church, in Toledo, was largely attended, cheese Out With Corns. Don't trifle with corns, don't endure them. No matter what kind they are or how long you have had them, Peck"s Corn Salve will take them out. In big boxes, 15c., at Wade's drug store. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1908. Remember: One fare for the round trip ~for the message and the answer. service" : on the line." promptly, suffice. If no higher motive actuated it, the motive of economy, or This point in long - distance tele- phoning is worth thinking over! A Chain and Its Links. A chain is no stronger than its weakest link. In telephoning there are three links in the chain that constitutes "good- 1. The person calling. 2. The operator. 3. The person called. No matter how much any one or any two of these links do to develop good gervice, the result is determined by the measure of co-operation of the third. If the person calling fails to consult the directory and gives a wrong num- ber, the operator inevitably repeats the error. answer promptly, and the caller leaves the telephone, naturally "'there is no one If the person called fails to Being human, the operator--the third link--is Hable to err occasionally, but careful analysis demonstrates that she is not fairly chargeable with many of the difficulties frequently ascribed to her. : If Link No. 1 gives the right number and calls distinctly, and Link No. 3 answers the Telephone Company will be responsible for its part of the chain, self-interest, would From any Pay Station you speak to anyone in Oatario, Quebec or the United States with- in a radius of a thousand miles. If the party you wish to reach has no telephone, you can arrange to have him called to a Pay Station to talk to you. can -- A JUVENILE WEDDING. A Boy of Fifteen Weds Girl of Eleven. Sergeant, Ky., June 2.~Elder Jos- eph Hall's son, Leonard, fifteen vears old, and Mrs. Sarah Proffit's daugh- te, Annie, eleven years old, were mar: ried here at Upper Rock House Creek. The ceremony, per by Elder Hall, who is a pillar in the Hardshell Baptist church, was witnessed by many relatives. Just before the ceremony was per- formed the bride was found by her mother dressing several of her dolls, which she had played with since she was a baby. The girl almost broke down as she kissed the dolls good- bye. The young husband has been offered a. position in a local store and says he will support his young wile to the best of his ability. Hie father, while not rich, is comfortably well-to-do, and says he will see that the voune couple do not find the matrimonial sea too rough at the start. SLEEPWALKER STRUCK DOWN. By Man Who Mistook Her For Burglar. Bellefontaine, Ohio, June 2.--Miss Jessie Weaver forgot to tell the other roomers at the Diner bosrding house, at West Liberty, when she took up hr home there recently that she was wabiect to somnambulism. At night when she was about the Kalls and enterine rooms, olad only in ber night gown, she uttered a scream - that awoke Nathaniel Reber with a start and the guests "thought a murtler was being perpetrated. . Reber grabbed a chair, and, with a powerful blow, knocked Miss Weaver don and awakened her. ; walking various ---------------------- i An ignorant person is ome who oats $ know what you have just The Earl-Carbide Feed Acetylene Generator Is fully approved hy fire under writers. The feeding of Carbide is controlled entirely by the Gas Holder. Easily filled with Carbide snd no wastes Gus, Gas Generated Cool and Pure. High grade work and material, x Not delicate parts water sealed throughout and perfecily sale. 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