Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 163, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 July 1910 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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But it wafi a wise animal, and had learned through Experience that to keep one’s mouth shut is to avoid troubles. Much practice had enabled it to keep its mouth shut Vc., successfully—and very tight. Hence the story related in Tit-Bits. On the first morning parade in Trooper Brown’s first camp,"” the lieutenant rode down the lines of his company. . “All the men turned out, sergeantmajor?” he queried. "Yessir,” said the sergeant-major, “all except Trooper Brown. He’s waiting for his horse to yawn, so’s he can slip the bit in; but the worst of it is, sir, the brute doesn’t seem a hit tired.” W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES •5, «4, <3.50, *3, >2.50 & >2 THE STANDARD FOR 30 YEARS. & Millions of. men wear /•Z" W. L. Douglas shoes he- gE; cause they are the low•st prices, quality considered, in the world. Made upon honor,of the e< -;Z \ /IfJI best leathers, by the Ly most skilled workmen, fir In all the latest fashions. / W. L. Douglas $5.00 f and $4.00 shoes equal •••::••♦ r /A. Custom Bench Work Awk costing $6.00 to SB.OO. Boys'Shoes, $3,52.50 A $2 f W. L. Douglas guarantees their value by stamping bls name and price on the bottom. Look for IL Take No Substitute. Fant Color Eyelett, Ask your dealer for W. U Douglas shoes. If not forsaleinyour town writefor MaHOr<lerCalalog3howt. tng how to order by mall. Shoes ordered direct from factory delivered free. W.L.Douglas, Brockton. Mass. The Army of Constipation !• Growing Smaller Every Day. CARTER'S LITTLE OVER PILLS we •Mponiibio—they MMfSIKFiI CARTERS cure t.«. m <BF lIVER liom um HPILLS. them for \\-t Bilioai- ~ L • ■cm, ladigeitiea. Sick Headache, Sallow Skin. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL 2RICK Genuine saw! bear Signature WESTERN CANADA What J.I. Hill, the Great Railroad Macnate, Bays About its Wheat-Producing Powers “The jarentert need of th!, country [United States] In another seneralion or two will be the proaiding of home. Wr It. i people and producing ml I sufficient for them. The ■ iPMMw <1 I days of our prominence ■ I aa a wheat exporting ■ - E«* A 1 ai,ft '• t° be the great lUr>d J wheat country.” Thia great railroad magIN K N nate la taking advantage of the aitnatlon by extensive railway Inilld- •>*« lu the wheat field, ot,WeUern Canada. Upwards of 12S Million Bushels of Wheat were harvested In 1000, Average ■LLUIWwan -Ldof the three provincee of Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be jUgy upwards of g 3 bushel, per acre. ■ « 'AtMH Tree homestead, of 160 acres, Mlffl and adjoining pre-emption, of '®IH 160 acres (nt «3 per acre), are to 'BBW bp had la the choicest districts. l|;|!l Schools convenient, cllnmte W I Hi excellent, soil the very beet, 101 I .Kj I railway, close nt hand, bulldL/7|T I tng lumber cheap, fuel easy to luU 1 get and reasonable in price, ■M \ \roßk. water easily procured: mixed ■f \ KTHS farming a success M rite as to Uh w. place for settlement, settlers* ■SS Vc VCmllow railway rate,, descriptive 11 lu»«r yhrStrated “Last Beat Wost’Usent free . JUt g, XV Vttlon, to Bnp't of Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, or to the following Canadian Govt Agents: C.J. Broughton, Room 411, Merchants' Loan and Trust Bldg. Chicago III.: E. T. Holme,. 316 Jackson ht.. St. Paul. Minn.; *f. V. Mclnnes, lit Jefferson Av,..Detroit. Mich.: Geo. A. Hull.isi Third St.. Milwaukee. Wla.; W. H. Roger,. »d Floor. 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