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J The Era gives more home every than any two other in North W W l j r t I ft C J gin liberty to to accorciai to atove all liberty Nopaper YorVurJeafe No filfe If WW A I SIZES FOR SQUARE SIZES FOR COAL SQUARE A SIZES FOR WOOD WITH TANK SIZES FOR COAL WITH TANK Steel One Piece PERFECT BAKERS ECONOMICAL WITH FUEL The Greatest of SUNN J o also handle this stove constructed as a range tinder the name of the Household Jewel There is nothing better Line of Heating I QenarBMtcitin8rrtWirfeii Era Friday i Quit You Like J Voter is your decision you weighed the matter well Will you vote to rescue others if From the yawning Thiuk of eld vanished Once your comrades true as Who but for the trades temptations Might be with you living still Think of wealth that has been squan dered K Which might have become your own As your heritage possessing In heritage alone Q A BINNS T But instead the barroom Soon became the saving ban Where the dimes to dollars swelling therein with hideous clank Building mansions quite palatial For their own to dwell in style Filched from once prosperous homesteads Which the trade secured as May be dear ones of your fireside Tread the downward path today For sale use every effort To cut short the traffics stay Ere it be too late to save them Ere their wills have weakened grown Ere they the whirlwinds har vest Which they to the winds have sown Ye who have the franchise power On your shoulders rests the help or hinder By the side which you espouse Ohbecarefulof that power Act that you may save regrets your account is And you band in your assets Help the cause of Prohibition iClcfirOur streets from danger dens yreajing shops to curse the Jl Where the downward course begins I 4 the pride and hope of parents social glass M lt if in mm Lured within like fties succumbing In their subtle webs alas I best to swell tnumbers Of the votefd cm dajp the test- will be decided Whether good or ill shall sway P L GRANT Hill is- The Novelist EaSS5r MEDICINES Price 50- See fev Sample Chases Pills Chases Nerve Food Carters Liver Kendall Spavin Curt Pricesj j 5 for tor Parke Co Two En ftnd wid Mat any until I order to ERA OFFICE PAPER I at with of Developer wd photo for cent Bold TORONTO it was a prefect spring party three mounted on mules were plodding along the track that leads from Cape to Tangier the novelist allowed the to drop around his animals neck and proceeded to roll a cigar ette By his side rode an upright elderly man with close cropped hair and a keen lace and the third mem ber of the party a young girl about twenty was some fifty yards ahead It has been a ass sort of day observed the elder man and I owe you a deep gratitude for having looked alter us this week In Tangier The luck has been on ray side returned with a laugh You tee I came over here from Gibraltar as a certain young persons society was exercising a depressing influence on- me Did she bore you asked The reverse She has charmed me more than other girl for longer period than J like to think The point IS that her parent on her having nothing to do with which at least shows they are not good sound common laughed and gazed contem platively on the surrounding stretch country v I could put in another month hero very well but Im afraid it would hardly suit he said with a nod toward the trim figure riding in them Is she in a huge hurry to see Eng land He knew a little of companions history He was a wealthy Australian sheep farm er who had sold his run and determined on a trip to England Hot so much that but eagcrnca to tee the man The novelist opened his eyes Oh she In love roo be said with a I had a young Englishman on farm as manager He- was us about five years a decent sort a fellow a gentleman by birth You meet a good many of that sort up arid down the runs in said he ell in love with and ask ed my consent I liked gave it Then one day there came a letter telling him there had been a big snap in the family chain and that he had stepped into an estate and money in England I know nodded the novelist Ive written him in a good many of my books weal and you are following he with a smile Yes he said he would return and fetch things were settled up a- bit But shortly after he had gone I suddenly took it into head that I had done- about enough the farm and brdifght girl away on this It be somewhat of a surprise to You see there wasnt time to write so he doesnt know were Presently urged his mule into a gentle trot and succeeded in getting level with I thought Id just like to congrat ulate you he began A touch oi color flew to the cheeks and She made a wonderfully pretty he thought Are you interested in love Af fairs she asked My dear lady viinly been trying to invent a new one ever since I began to write he exclaim ed Then his tone changed Now please tell me all about him is he as near perfection as a mere roan can be I dont know about Archie being she answered with a laugh but he is the roan I and no thing else matters much does it Absolutely nothing J But I wish your opinion waV more universal be added with a sigh as he thought of the young person in the party he had left at Gibraltar An idea seemed to strike him for a quick light came into his eyes Does Archierhe began then paused By the way I hardly like referring to him as Archie It seems so horribly What is bis other name Trevor Archibald Tre she said with a laugh Ive been trying to get alongside of you for five minutes cried Mr voice from behind Do goodness sake rein in your thoroughbred for a moment The girl with a laugh turned round to him and waited rode on and kept ahead of the others for the rest of the way His face was unusually grave and He seemed buried in thought They the town and wishing to do shopping he separated his companions When at last he also arrived at the hotel he caught sight of a tall good looking young man standing in the hall He was chatting to a girl at his side gave a start then hurried toward This is very absurd I he exclaim ed as he shook hands with the girl I left you to go on to Seville and Madrid not to follow me here Lady laughed We started but lather was so ter ribly anxious to get a glimpse of Morocco that at length we gave In They- halted a week here arid that You pan tell from his dearest of little counting the hours that it would mo you her to the man who stole her tedious explanations too he raced and who besides IM not- so very Trevor winced t book wasuo itry ires he broke in Ive been an had that it ran into twenty staircase a little with and here we are f She moved the Mother was the crossing see how she Is letting along then I will return said with a smil ing nod of farewell watched her disappear turned to the young man and linking his arm within his drew him to an alcove In which there seat new life in England troops of new friends new faces I someoow seem- ed to forget arid he paused I thought she might forget also he continued lamely t know it was playing it horribly down He looked up anxiously at Do you it will matter very much to hex Oh no retorted the novelist airly She has only lavished on you every scrap of love has to and finding you are not worth it it will only break her heart But thats trifle and not worth considering You will be able to marry Lady Constance and boast a wife with a title Young Trevor rose to his feet He was very white What do you think you will do continued the novelist You see if you happen to have actually pro posed to Lady Constance I havent put in the other man shortly A slight gleam came into as he watched his companion Suddenly young Trevor swunground on him Going to play the man said the novelist Quietly Trevor nodded and walked sharply toward the door of the room in which the girl was came after him at a run and laid a hand on his sleeve One moment Archie he said rapidly Lady Constance you thought her pretty bright intelli gent You had money she a title Head turned a little He paused it wasnt love Archie not love Trevor looked at him for a moment and a ghost of a smile trembled on his lip No not love he said decidedly Then he opened the door and strode in walked along the corridor to the billiard room in a thoughtful frame of mind He glanced in and saw it was empty A second or so afterward Lady Constance approached Ah I be exclaimed Come along in here I want you to listen while I talk I have been doing that off and on Yes but this time I shall be very interesting I remember any thing Ive so wanted to tell you They seated themselves on a lounge Arc you ready he began She nodded Very well listen to this Archie Trevor will never have the exquisite honor of becoming your husband he said dramatically He was watching her narrowly He saw a slight touch oif color pass over her cheeks but there was a smiling look in the eyes He was The bantering tone dropped frond his voice arid he told her the story quietly She listened intently and at the conclusion indicated the of Jhe drawing with a little- excited gesture And he Is actually in there with her now she ted quickly And shes deliriously happy he said with a nod He turned round to her Are you glad Yes she answered softly Very glad thatJio the tain Jumped up the scat and stood front of heV His face had lighted up again and there was The rich Come along cried Archies voice Cant called with his eyes the girl sitting on the lounge Lady slowly her head and met his imploring was smi blood ling through his veins Whats the matter was nearer Im engaged said tb novelist laconically About People Up Baby I A New Game For Mothers Babys awakening ought to be look ed forward to as a pleasure not- dreaded as a scourge He should awaken bright merry and full fun refreshed by sleep ready good time How many mothers dread his awak ening howls knowing that he will keep everyone miserable until he gees to sleep again or gets his food These crying fits are the terror of every inexperienced mother Mrs Gabriel Barnes Six Mile Lake On is a me ther who has learned how this trouble be best and writes as follows My baby suffer ed much from indigestion cross and restless I him sev eral medicines bur they did not help him I then got a box of Own ablets and they helped al most at once and have done him so much good that I would not now be without them I can recommend Babys Own Tablets to all mothers as the best medicine I have ever used for children t These Tablets are guaranteed to contain no opiate or harmful drug and can he given with absolute safety to the youngest and weakest infant Sold by all drug gists or sent by mail postpaid 25 cents a box by wriUngto Dr Williams Medicine I Co or or the Era m BY A BACKER I You know really too bad of humorous twinkle in his eyes you to bother me In this way tie I see he cried Now said reproachfully But theres no that you cannot marry the man that alternative I feel Im bound to your parents picked for you obvious- tell you what- an awful scoundrel I think you Ills companion looked at in wonder What earth lias happened ho cried The novelist opened his to speak but paused as he caught sight of a light figure tripping down the He gripped the younger mans arm and nodded in her direck tion The was Ardell crossed the ball some three yards In front of them and entered a draw ingroom without seeing them Trevor breathed He did not apeak His eves were fastened on the door through which Celia had vanished Sufficient explanation eh said A month or so after you left the farm old Mr sold out land decided to bring to you the only thing you can do is to marry the man you would choose for yourself But I havent chosen she pro tested Ab but you would you he forget youre a lady of title forget the desirabil ity of marrying a man of Immense wealth strike out a line for yourself and the man who has adored you for ten years It will me a bit with parents rut thinkhow furious the will be She looked him doubtfully Yes Im serious In Just one thing he Bald pleadingly Archie Trevors voice was frorri the end of the hall Orierson he was I want you old chap I The novelist turned excited I Lady Constance J Sitting at home at ease we can discuss as at a debating society whether the world was the gainer or the loser by appearance on its stage on August of Letitis Bonapartes little Napo leon But at toe beginning the century it was not so He was con sidered as the scourge of God The pious old ladies looked for him In the Apocalyptic hooks and were jy charmed to recognize him there If disguised as a Beast or its Num ber or as a Horn Ho was tbe Bogieman of English nurseries the Highland crofters were fain to beat their sickles pikes to repel bis invasion and he reigned the of wfat the Russians still term the of the Nations Now when the danger is all over when a prince of the reigning house of France has brought back his ashes to Paris we can to praise that mirac ulous genius which summoned society law and religion from them the vast deep which they had been tossed by the French Revolution Napo leon was in truth all that his ene mies made out to be alblot to them he was that and remained in vulnerable until his own mistaken He was all friends called him and more also lor the man is not yet born of wo man who possesses enough sympathy enough insight into the worlds his tory enough grasp of mind enough technical knowledge enough icon- to be able to write the complete story of Napoleon I from his cradle to his grave Longmans Magazine When in angry mood Nature her wrath manner Now It is which with force tears a passage for itselr through forest or township leveling houses to the ground and at one stroke cutting down long aven ues of the great giants the woods Now it is an overwhelming flood carrying destruction and devastation on Its course now a raging storm at sea or a violent outburst of electrical energy the forks and tongues of fire dealing death upon whomsoever they strike while the detonating roar of the rolling thunder enhances the weird mystery of the aerial discord But of alt the manifestations of her wrath without doubt the most terrifying and the desolating of them all is when the ever glowing mighty roaring furnace nearly miles deep never quiescent never in active pent up beneath a shell thicker comparatively than the shell of an egg from time to time essays with a frantic almost irre sistible energy to burst the frail bonds of its prison pouring forth a fiery molten flood rending the rocky crust which keeps it within appoint ed bounds and causing the very earth itself to tremble and quake as struck with terror lest its fiery prisoner should break loose and des troy it And at such times when these roar- brittle rockV J ther up such overwhelming energy and force that it they burst forth in all tbeir fury indeed do we realize theroight Natures stupendous forces The side of a mountain isbloTfrni from out i the caldron of elements great vivid cyclone of deadly darts and in a has sprd like a lightning gleam over the sur rounding land striking down in death- every living creature over whom it passes leaving town and country but a smoking calcined ruin and causing even the very spa itself to boil like a seething caldron And now yet energy red hot rocks and stones are miles high dealing death and ruction wherever they fall vast masses of dust and ashes are cast into the up- per regions of the air here and there the earth opens her mouth and X fire and smoke choking gases overspread the country and a darkness a veritable darkness which may be felt threateningly oyer the and veils front V which have been enacted And when at length the shroud hasbeen lifted it Id seen that the stricken victims of Natures wrath have been buried by earth to earth ashes to ashes and the fair face of the heretofore is but an arid of smoking ashes But what a will be presented when the tocsin sounds for tho earth to be burned up who having lived the theV- righteous and having accepted of the world as and having tholr in heaven are by from harm and can witness from afar the fiery Work of destruction Von William of Germany is wero killed a fire in The New York Tiimii An area of eight acres of London Colony was devastate by fifnes aeronauts made a from the Isle of Man to Dum friesshire Scotland An oil well ban been- struck oh 18th of near Chatham that Is to yield a barrel a minute nut no CtoU J way bur Signs When Baby was we her When was a cried for CaatGriA became Mi ahe clung- to WhenahefindCMidrenneiaVlhmCaatortil in Fifteen thousand striking French miners voted to continue- strike It is reported at tbatf Marconi has received wireirnesi- sages from Cornwall Rev A is resigning the pastorate of the Noroik Methodist to to Japan as an The crew of the Nova schooner Florence were compelled to abandon her in ocean and reached Trinidad after a ten days voyage in Co rubbers are the meet and best constructed rubber shoes in Canada If you comfort and weir in- flfvt on your shod dealer supplying you with brand