RECREATION. 



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Webber's Hand-Knit 

 Hunting ^^ JacKet. 



Guaranteed all wool, seamless, elastic, close 

 fitting, binds nowhere, warm, comfortable 

 and convenient- Designed especially for 

 duck shooters, trap shooters, etc., but suit- 

 able for all outdoor purposes, if warmth and 

 other qualities are a consideration. 



Made in Oxford Gray and Dead Grass col- 

 ors. By express, charges prepaid, on receipt 

 of price, $4.00. Send 5 cents for illustrated 

 catalog in colors. Jackets and Sweaters. 



GEO. F. WEBBER. 



Station A DETROIT, MICH. 



m 



Hard Workers 

 should wear 



RESIDENT 



SUSPENDERS 



Made on a comfort-giving 

 principle. Look for "Pres- 

 ident" on the buckles. 

 Trimmings can not rust. At 

 dealers or by mail, 50 cents, 

 postpaid. 



C. A. Edgarton Mfg. Co. 



Bos 119, Shirley, Mass. 



POOLER'S BOSS SHOT, CARTRIDGE BELT 

 AND GAME CARRIER 



The test of all. Delivered by mail to any 

 address on receipt of $2. Send 10 cents 

 in silver or stamps for Sample Cart- 

 ridge Holder. 



R.. H. POOLER, Manufacturer 

 SERENA, ILL. 



Alcohol 

 Opium, 

 •Tobacco 

 Using # 



Produce each a dis- 

 ease having definite 

 pathology. The dis- 

 ease yields easily to the 

 Treatment as admin- 

 istered at the follow- 

 ing Keeley Institutes: 



The Late FRANCES E. WILLARD, 



President World's and National Woman's Christian 

 Temperance Union, said : 



The Keeley Cure discovered by Dr. Leslie 

 E. Keeley, of Illinois, has strongly reinforced 

 the cause of moral suasion for the man who 

 drinks. ... 1 had known the Keeley Cure 

 long before it was generally known to the 

 world, and recommended it, and have taken 

 occasion often to endorse it. 



Detailed information of this treatment and proofs of its 

 success sent free upon application to any of the institutions 

 named. 



ADDRESS THE INSTITUTE NEAREST YOU. 



Los Angeles, Gal. 



Third & Spring Sts. 

 San Francisco, Gal. 

 m 1170 Market St. 

 west Haven. Conn. 

 Washington, D. C. 

 „ 211 N\ Capitol St. 

 Dwight, 111. 

 Marion, Ind. 



1903 S. Adams St. 

 Plamfield, Ind. 

 New Orleans, La. 

 1628-38 Felicity St. 



"Non-Heredity 



Portland, Me. White Plains, N. Y. Dallas, Tex. 



.151 Congress St. Buffalo, N. Y. „ fllf Tn ?« U r e S? %& 



Lexington, Mass. 799 Niagara St- ffiV SSL +$&S?£* 



Kansas City, Mo. n , . % v 164 E.First South St. 



716 West 10th St. Ogdenshurg, N. Y. Rutland, Vt. 

 St. Louis, Mo. Portland, Ore. Richmond, Va 



2803 Locust St. 420 Williams Ave. * . J 03 t#- i 2tl1 St * 

 Grand Rapids, Mich. Philadelphia, Pa. S ^ a on Kilhmirne St 

 17-19-21 Sheldon. St. 812 N. Broad St. WaukeTha wS 

 0maha,Neb. Corl9th Pittsburg, Pa. Toronto! Out. 



r! s i ,eav ^ W0 5 hSt8 ' 424B Fiftn Ave - ^ B6 ^ ueen &• w » 



Carson City, Nev. Providence, R. I. Winnipeg, Man. 



North Conway, N.H. 306 Washington St. 65 Roslyn Road. 



of Inebriety," by Dr. Leslie E. Keeley, mailed upon application. 



Leslie E. Keeley, M.D., LL.D. 



