The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
0'meiiII's
 Annual MANIFESTO
The very best asset
 In playing your part Is softness of speech
 And goodness of heart.

In manufacturing this our annual manifesto, we wish to state that we haven't the smallest kind or oDJectIoI why it should, or shouldn't be reaa port. his excellency, the governor of Connecticut, or his highness the pres, ident of America, because every word is fact, and a thoroughbred fact at O'Neills.
 We are now facing a long winter and it behooves every man while pur suing his daily occupation, to guard against the severity of perturbed elements as you would your pocket book from a thief. Begin at tne foundation. Are your feet warm anu dry, if not, we have rubber boots, arctics, felts and rubber, and you needn't be a prophet to see that our profits are less, though our goods are better than anybody doing buslness between the north and south pole. Referring to tan rubber coats, you see how popular they are, trutn1uiIy they are as useful in wet weather as the soul of your shoe is to the upper. Of course you notice some or those coats look more stylish than others; we'll, those are the ones ,e,,a we self' anu only charge $500, at O'Ne1lfs.
 What we sell is worth the money, because-ih fact these are great many becauses, but the prlnclpai pe cause is the excellent quality ana me condition of "our" rubber goods' taks E orr two quart hot-water bottles TOT instance. at 75c, $1.00 and $1.5O, two | quarts of comfort, with a guarantee not to wet the bed. elastic stockings | rubber bandage, abdominal suppor. | CTS. trusses complexion bulps' sy ringes. tubing and lnnumeraoiST Sascri,,- l things for mankind of every descrip | tion. Why people do not use those l usef11 rubber articles more, IS un- understandable, at O'NeilIs.
 | Not meaning to get your o1, sn.s off of rubber, we wish to remiLo Suu that we are in the throes or pon- tical election, with a few nights more to sleep in the hot2bed or suspeuss If under the present administrators YOU find your weeks wages 1nauS ouate to meet the landlords knoch at the front door, with the butcher and the baker at the back, you car
 trnthfully say to yourself thar
 chance in government is deslraple land as change cannot make Ins | Situation worse (which IS an lmPossl bility) then a change Will make tnine better. Remember the same sseu sewn in the same ground, year afte1
 vear. will impoverish the ground, an' fhe seed becomes worthless. Repup licans have the privileges or vOtanl for Baldwin, and vice versa: Don ose
 organ. Unless you have lntehlgenIi i
 to record the vote which the law al
 iows vou. Stay at home. ASK
 man. be afraid of no man, thank
 man. mind the centre of gravlty, an don't leave the man wltn .nS inc4in m
 fool you. Pardon us TOT lnJectiii;
 tbese tbe few political remarks in thl
 our % annual manifesto. but being sIis, q citizen and a tax payer, Tn aool.io
 to paying for this space, we nope II
 no intrusion at O'Neilrs. eo
 Getting back to rubber agaln; ns
 rre on our rubber mats and mattlne
 rubber shooting, rubber heels; rubbe h.,
 aibows. rubber collars. and last bu
 ao not feast, our famous s2 bicycle tire' ,
 never in the contested passages S. :
 rubber history, was there known sue
 hnnest value as is in our rubbe
 roods. roos In conclusion, we wish to sa; 8;
 99het as the letters in the alphapet al the seeds of literature so are .ne ~, q.
 eredients in our rubber gooos u
 essence of Para gum