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We have a Carload of Fruit due
to arrive about the 20ih inst.
The
quality of the fruit is the best possible
to ob^ai.i and a glance at *lie prices
nrov^> their reasonableness.
Boxed Apples from $2.01
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before the*
conflict.
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Remember our Groceries are unbratable.
J. H . Forsyth
Baker and Grocer : Carnduff j!
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‘Advertising Pays ; If it didn’t W e
W ou ld Lose and so W ou ld Y ou ;
Read the Merchants’ Messages !
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If anything -f the
>f wa
or rebellion should
d purchase breed m and 1ceding
: art of Canirda. ai t**r — i'
and uniiuish d h-.-ga fry’ll
: our aid to the ir.<. iHicr country' fiirDie i > iu Wt
rn Buskatchewan
’ what would ho tlie comlition of i wh'> b
ioltiv live* -tock but no
the Canadians to
•
feed or, money
! homes and property.
tanner!
individual
Does it not seem wise that lq scarce iy g. v.vst t. st/cure scock, of
obtain su( li protectk
ion wt* citizens.
i ' lio on account
circumstance!;
i or, who from an
uise are unable
j ro go to the front should try to
■place- ourselves in tl • W t ) f 0 " ib ]i;
(position t< restrain any an*a- n:>tic ; opulaoo or local trouble
•’ huh anight oc; ur.
For this who w ill h iv.- th e’ Cash to huv and
tear])!)'..* then an association has ietrd to keep one or m ore head of
been formed by the citizens with breeding or feeding cattle, or a few
(Captain and Lieutenants in charge hogs, and who i> njoved in this
for the purpose of trying to teach way to help an unfortunate settler
the men from 16 to 75 yours of ace in the areas so severely stricken by
the proper use of the rifle and a drought this year, is earnestly re­
certain amount of drill (enough to quested to write the Live Stock
make each man familiar with the Commissioner, Regina, and say
military command and its mean­ what kind of stock lie wants and
ing) so that with range practise he how many he would be able to
becomes better able to assist him­ handle.
self and neighbors if trouble might
arise at any time. There too, those SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GAZETTE
who purpose going to the front j
with the next contingent or con- I
tingents will find the organization
helpful as a source of learning the
drill and rifle shooting.
All
wishing
to
join this
organization will find the rolls at
Dr. Brereton’s ofricd or at J. H.
Elliott's store. The country boys
and men arc as welcome as those j
in town.
A NT
W
A
want a copy
£4
4 A/
of the $100
Robin H og
COOK BOOK
Compiled
by
Sara
n Cooking
T h e G reat A u tr
A Cook 1’o i l ^ 'o u j .
n wi:I ;
in ( w r y sack <>t K okin IIoo<! M on
found
enclosed
and in * very sack
o f K ok in H o o d R o lle d Oats.
On receipt of three coupon and 10c (to cover
cost of postage) a copy of the Cook Book will hr sent
to any address in Canada,
Coupons hear full par­
ticulars (concerning worth, beauty, and value of the
Cook Book.
SUCCESS
Kokin Hood Products can In* secured from
Mr. -T. II. Forsyth at Carnduff.
Success Business C o llege o f Reoilfa trains
fo r success. It is* a ffilia t e d ^ ® the S uc­
cess Business Colleges a tW fn n ip e g ,M o o s e
Jaw, Calgary, Lethbridge and Vancouver.
W rite to f . G . Q^rLutt, President, fo r
dero Education.
ROBIN HOOD MILLS, Ltd.
Moose Jaw, Sask.
:a t io n p a y s
Calgary , Alta.
reston’s Store News
Men’s Socks
Working Shirts
Dishes
Mid Grey Wool Socks, ribbed top, white
toe and heel..... ........................... 5 pr $ 1 . 0 0
Men’s fall working shirts made up in
many different shirting materials in several
colors and patterns................ 6 0 c to $ 2 . 0 0
Harvest season requires more dishes.
We have carefully selected several stock pat­
terns in d'shes for fall trade, patterns which
will please and prices are right.
Also lots
of odd cnp«. saucers, plj><<*s7 platters, bowls,
pitchers, etc.
Grey Wool Socks in better quality knit
per pr_................... ................... .............2 5 c
Heather mixture, plain wool socks,
ribbed tops per p r ................................... 2 5 c
Men’s dark grey heavy wool socks
per pr.... .................. ...................... .......3 0 c
Cashmere hose black or tan, light,
medium or heavy weight per pr 2 5 c to 6 5 c
Underwear
Towelling
Blouses
Roller towelling,
absolutely
pure
bleached linen, red stripe border.
Regular
18c per yard. Harvest special per yd
15c
Have you seen the new blouses for fall?
Every blouse designed in the latest fashion,
Gladstone collars, long or short Raglan sleeves
and finished with the classiest pearl or crystal
buttons that match perfectly.
Blouses are
made up in the most charming designs and
from beautiful silks, ratines or crepes. Prices
range from .... .................S 2 .0 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0
Unbleached linen
towelling, roller
width, a fine grade of towelling for harvest
per yd.... ....... ........................ ................. l O c
.
Tea Towelling, red and white checks, 2
feet wide, all pure linen and closely woven
per yd...........................
— ...— 1 5 c
Heavy cotton Underwear the correct
men's underwear for fall, per garment
65c
Men's two thread Egytian
Balbriggan underwear, per garment
cotton
45c
Finest grade of linen tea towelling, 26
inches wide, red and white checks, a towelling
that is absolutely the best that money can
buy per yd ...................... .. .............. .... 2 5 c
Dress Goods
Roller towelling, good grade of linen,
alternate dark and light stripes regular ls’c.
Harvest special at..............
5 yds 7 5 c
Shoes for Harvest
Make your feet glad! Our harvest
shoes for men that feeling of comfort that
makes work a pleasure
t in
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New Fall Coats
New Full Coats stylish and up to-date
made up in Brocades, plain and fancy weaves
in the latest material. Call in and see our
line before buying elsewhere.
The style i-'
correct. Prices are right ranging from $13 00
to $35.00. Come in and look them over while
we have a large range to choose from.
No
trouble to show goods.
IVJ*
Wholesale Dealers in Butter
llOlittV but few
greatly serve
unselves and he- their fello w spare hard hit fh year if thev
Work shoes in several grades of leather
and manufactured to stand the hard wear
triven tlaam through harvest.
Prices range
from 4
61.7 5 to 3 7 .0 0
b ?i
New fall dres« goods now being shown
in brocades and plaids.
Yon will acknow­
ledge that w p are showing some of the most
beaiatiful weaves in fall dress goods after see­
ing them.
Turkish towelling, pretty red and white
pattern, fast colors, roller width an excellent
towelling at per yd
15c
Turkish towels. Huck towels. Terry
towels.
We show a larger assortment of
towels and towelling considerately priced
than any store- in . the neighborhood
We
advise you to purchase roar face towelling at
once while an assortment can be shown you.
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Silks double width silks in Taflfptta and
Pailette.latent fall, shades, beautiful laff^ttu
in lovely figured patterns suitable for bloused.
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Si til ns itnd V elvets a d ia r y it -t: r»rr-iy
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Dark grey heavy serviceable Blankets
made for wear at___
$ 1 . 7 5 and $ 2 . 0 0
Gray all wool Blankets made from well
spun yarns .......... S 3 . 3 5 - $ 3 . 7 5 . $ 4 . 7 5
White wool Blankets made of pure
wool, very fine and soft........
.........
................ _ $ 3 . 5 0 , $ 4 . 5 0 , $ 5 . 5 0 , $ 7 . 5 0
Linoleums
An excellent colleeti n of Printed
Linoleums in 1, 2 and 4 yards v, :d-. ranging in
price from.....4 0 c to 7 5 c
The best grade <>r I .:~i 1 Linoleum,
extra heavv and the c
- woven cl«ar
tbrougfc to the back -if
31.2 5
We have several small **v - * Lii.* > - a
whs b we wp; sell at greati> r >! ■: pr:
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We
C a r load of bruit due
|rjA
0 c*! f!VC about the 20th in Cf
jua! it\ 0 the fruit is the best possible
0 obtain and a glatnce at ■he prices
r reasonable ness.
i\Q'
jpply 0!
is thof time to 1ay in your
price will
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be no cheaps
Remember our Groceries are wi­
fe ratable.
J. H . Forsyth
Baker and Grocer : Carnduff
‘A dvertising Pays ; If it didn’t W e
W ou ld Lose and so W ou ld Y ou ;
Read the Merchants’ Messages !
M
rati
* protect tlie1
.
re. '.vise that t- scarceiyj g
t ion we citizens Intake* stock east u
f circumstance 11*. the Provincial
urinal: ,;a . will gl
a use ar« unali
it should try ;. ‘ necessarry tniddlen
I lace onrsalv< s in he b« t t’c ~dhl< t U-e tianLfyr yf the?
i charge lither to v
|position t. rostra;r. urn autaa
, :"tie populace or local trouble Every fanner iv.
1.vhn-h anight occur.
For this who will 1: *\v the cash to buv and
ourjios * then an association l as feed to Ueep vne or more head of
been formed by tin* citizens with breeding r feeding cattle, or a few
Captain and Lieutenants in charge; hogs, aijd who i.- moved in this
for the purpose of trying to teach : way to hjelp an unfortunate settler
the men from 10 to 75 years of age 111 the ar|:as So severely stricken by
the proper use of the rifle and u drought•jrhis year, is earnestly re! certain amount of drill (enough to quested jto write the Live Stock
make each man familiar with the |Commissioner, Regina, and say
m ilitary command and its mean- i what kinjd of stock he wants and
ing) so that with range practise he j how many lie would be able to
Ibecomes better able to assist him- handle.
: self and neighbors if trouble might
! arise at any time. There too, those SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GAZETTE
who purpose going to the front
with the next contingent or con­
tingents will find the organization
helpful as a source of learning the
drill and rifle shooting.
:;r,- t ( '
(>•
If a? ything of
or rc ' cliion sho
;-art uT
' CantrtUt, :
our aid to the
-vliat would be
the Canadians
homes and prop'
I)o**s it not st
obtain such prob
’ ■ho on account
or. who from am
iQ ft ie txa,
A:
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thf
All
wishing to
join this
organization will find the rolls at
Dr. Brereton’s oftioo or at ,T. H.
Elliott's store. The country hoys
and men are as welcome as those
in town.
Compiled
by
i ysen
Sa
K o itr
ority on Cooking
T h e G teat
A (
•
i will
found enclosed
in every sack of Kokin Hood l ioiu and ii - very sack
of Robin Hood Kolled Oais.
On receipt of three coupon and 10e\ (to cover
cost of postage) a copy of the Cook Book will he sent
to any address in Canada,
Coupons hear full par­
ticulars concerning worth, beauty, and value of the
Cook Book.
SUCCESS
Robin Hood Products can be secured from
Mr. J. II. Forsyth at Carnduff.
Success Business C ollege o f Repiffa trains
fo r success. It U *a ffi!ia te d ^ (fi the S uc­
cess Business Colleges a tW fn n ip eg, M o o s e
Jaw, Calgary, Leth barfgeand Vancouver.
W rite to F . G . Q m b i M , President, fo r
B o o / e t o ^ l o d e r n Education.
ROBIN HOOD MILLS, Ltd.
e d w Ja t io n p a y s
Moose Jaw, Sask.
Calgary, Alta.
r ihm mi m
w
*
New Fall Coats
New Full Coats stylish and up to-date
made up in Brocades, plain and fancy weaves
in the latest material. Call in and see our
line before buying elsewhere.
The style i-correct. Prices are right ranging from $13 00
to $35.00. Come in and look them over while
we have a large range to choose from.
No
trouble to show goods.
restores Store News
Dishes
Mid Grey Wool Socks, ribbed top, white
toe and heel.................................5 pr $ 1 .0 0
Men’s fall working shirts made up in
many different shirting materials in several
colors and patterns ....... ........ 6 0 c to S 2 .0 0
Harvest season requires more dishes.
We have carefully selected several stock pat­
terns in d'slies for fall trade, patterns which
will please and prices are right.
Also lots
of odd cup«. saucers, plp*f*s7 platters, bowls,
pitchers, etc.
heavy
wool
Have you seen the new blouses for fall?
Every blouse designed in the latest fashion,
Gladstone collars, long or short Raglan sleeves
and finished with the classiest pearl or crystal
buttons that match perfectly.
Blouses are
made up in the most charming designs and
from beautiful silks, ratines nrcrej.es. Prices
range from .........................$ 2 . 0 0 to $ 1 0 . 0 0
Unbleached linen towelling,
roller
width, a fine grade of towelling for harvest
per yd.... .................................. ......... ...... l O c
Tea Towelling, red and white checks, 2
feet wide, all pure linen and closely woven
per yd............. .... ............ ......—.........
15c
Heavy cotton Underwear the correct
men s underwear for fall, per garment. 6 5 c
Finest grade of linen tea towelling, 26
inches wide, red and white checks, a towelling
that is absolutely the best that money can
buy per yd............... ............................... 2 5 c
cotton
45c
Dress Goods
Roller towelling, good grade of linen,
alternate dark and light stripes regular l*c.
Harvest special at...................... 5 yds 7 5 c
Shoes for Harvest
)£&
* ~iir(Tins5f
Turkish towels, Huck towels, Terry
bowels.
We show a larger assortment of
towels and towelling considerately priced
than any storak ini the neighborhood.
We
advise yon to purchase vonr face towelling at
once while an assortment can be shown yon.
Work shoes in several grades of leather
and manufactured to stand the hard wear
them through harvest.
Prices range
from
51.7 5 to <5 7 . 0 0
i; \ 1a.
[t\ _^ ,
Vj-L;
; '
New fall dress goods now being shown
in brocades and plaids. You will acknow
ledge that we are showing some of the most
beautiful weaves in fall dress goods alter see­
ing them.
Turkish towelling, pretty red and white
pattern, fast colors, roller width an excellent
towelling at per yd
15c
Make your feet glad!
Our harvest
shoes for men that feeling of comfort that
makes work a pleasure
*. »
Blankets
Blouses
Roller
towelling, absolutely
pure
bleached linen, red stripe border.
Regular
18c per yard. Harvest special per yd
15c
Underwear
INSt
We have added a few more lines to those
on sale last week.
Regularly prices range
from $1.50 to $2.50 ; Clearing oat a t ___ $ 1 . 0 0
Towelling
socks
30c
Cashmere hose black or tan, light,
medium or heavy weight per pr 2 5 c to 6 5 c
Men's two thread Egytian
Balbriggan underwear, per garment
The prices assure you that you arc
Men’s Felt Hats
Working Shirts
Heather mixture, plain wool socks,
ribbed tops per p r .......................... ........ 2 5 c
3*
Quality.
Men’s Socks
Men's dark grey
per pr........................
No matter what
you buy here yon may feel assured of the
getting your money’s worth.
Grey Wool Socks in better quality knit
per pr_.................
25c
3
Our advertising is -hot boa tful but a
mere statement of facts.
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Gray all wool Blankets made from well
spun yarns .............„:S 3 .3 5 . S 3 .7 5 . $ 4 .7 5
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Linoleums
An excellent collection of Printed
Linoleums in 1, 2 and 4 yards v id >. ranging in
price from...
._
4 0 c to 7 5 c
The la'-t grade fit [ 1
Linoleum,
extra henvr and the c
- woven clear
through to The back at
. 3 1.25
Satins and Melvets a char r ing arrai
what is re.-tilv beautiful m beautiful goeds.
which we witl
W e have sever a' sm all
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White wool Blankets made of pure
wool, very fine and soft..........
.............. „.$ 3 .5 0 , $ 4 .5 0 , $ 5 .5 0 , S 7 .5 0
Silk’s double width silks in Taffetta and
Padefte latent fall, shades, beautiful Taffetfa
in lovely figured patterns suitable tor blouse#
SMMBOOtflHi
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Dark grey heavy serviceable Blankets
made for wear at__
$ 1.75 and $ 2 .0 0
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T H E G A Z E T T E . C A R N D tT F , BASS’
plates, danui'.g evidence of the use
to which the ho.se had been put- He
: ad ftn.sh' d hi- search when the deteetj e he h,«d d spatebed returned
wi'h the doctor.
I'm af aid
shan't be able to get
him away.” aid the surgeon, aft^r a
brief ‘ lamination:
bis heart is a,l
wrong, and ’ lo r . are probably othe..-ODipiications vtich I am not d. »
able t> discover.”
Gold looked a.t his watch.
By Edgar Wallace
Tin oxpectirg his niece,” he sail,
Ward, Lock & Co., Limited
I left wo. d for her By luck I got
Londor. Melbourne and Toronto
lr.’ o communication just before J left
town, and I wi.’ed her to eorre here
Where Is the nearest post office?’
"There is ore at Hoyston,” “-aid
(Conti:,u- d) rjift
Tom Mknje'ii iip^ formed the word the doctor, ’ your car will get you
'Nothing. ' but the get, of hiis j<- » 'he; e in ’ we ,ty minutes.”
There was no time to be lost: be
rhow«d Hc-'dcr trial thi- was a last
.must communicate at once wi’ h tae
o' t of defiance.
What did >ou do with them?” he police and secure the arrest of Helder( » rsisN-d.
Do vo i liear. Maple, vv! at H** had sufficient evidence now.
He sa’ down to a little table in trie
did . oo do v i»h th<in'.' I toll >< u J’pi
not going *o leave you until you ans­ stone room bel< w and wrote rapidly .
He
was in the midst of his message
wer nie
You monkeyed with those
' when one of th-> detectives came in.
bills. ’
"There a i. ra. coming down the
Again he shook the man with all
his vtrengfh. Mia teeth chattered and I read,” he aaid.
It's Mrs Bed, I expect,”
said
in very weakness the tears roll d <
down his cheeks, hut, dying as he Gold.
was, he clenched hi« jaw the tighter. j He left the half written message on
I-----” began lieldcr, white with the table and went out; but it was ;
rage; ilien T»ger Brown, a silent spec­ man who sprang from the car, a tr.ll
j man whose wa;k was strangely facr.iltator of the';(cue, grasped his arrn
“Tht re’s i c.r comirig down the a to Gold
‘"Bell!” he gasped
drive,” he whispered.
Without a word Comstock
B‘-ll
They listened. They could liear t. e
: strode into the house. In the light
"chuff-chuff” i f the engine.
Tier dovv stairs, get down tai s thrown by a hanging lamp h!s fare
was pair and drawn.
quickly,” said Brown.
"Where's my wife?” he asked.
• losing the loor 01 the sick mail's
’Tm expedi lg her,” said Gold in
room behind ‘ hem they made their
way to the high ceilinged living room |surpriseA shadow of alarm passed over ti e
and crept to ihe door. Th-y beard ihe
car stop. Somebody approached the I young min's face.
Where have you— ?” bega^ Gobi
door and knocked loudly and authori­
, ‘ I will tell you later,” said thi
tatively.
'other,
hurriedly
1 passed my wife’s
Holder laid his finger on his lips ro
enjoin silence- Agam there came a cAr four m:les on the road; it bad
knock, and the three men in the ‘ broken down and the chauffeur tfi'd
i me she mud have gone on here. Could
<-oom looked at one another.
“Open—in th • King's name!'' if sa.d. she mave missed the way?”
“ The police!” he gasped, and lock­ j Gold shook bis head.
! “ f don’t thi lk it’s possible. She
ed round for s' me way of escape.
Helder did not lose his nerve. The I may have gone back to London. 1
ear had been housed in a little shed will send this message off by one of
at the rear of the building. He led the the men and go back to town with you
way swiftly across the tiled floor of i in your car.”
"Where's Maple?” asked Comstock
the kitchen to the rear of the premises.
He took a c—.utious survey from the I Bell.
"H<'s
upstairs,” answered the o‘ i er
bay window. There was nobody in
sight. He unbolted the door and step­ gravely.
"Is he dead?” Comstock Bell's voice
ped out, the two men following They
was sharp his face went suddenly
gained the shed.
hard.
‘ Jump i.i!” said Helder
"No, he's not dead.” said Gold, "but
He knew the noise of the engines
would attiaci the police, but that had I'm afraid he won’t last long.”
i "Is he conscious?”
to be risked
The dOcto’" was coming downsta ”s
He slipped r big silk handkerchief
from his pock t, and tied it round his as he spoke, and overheard the quesface, so that only the space between : tion.
i were not worried, is it possible to
his hat and his eyes was visible.
‘ He's conscious now,” he said, ’but
The car jerked forward over the
uneven surface of the yard and gain­ 1he ought not to be worriedComstock Bell hesitated.
ed the road. He saw two men run­
‘‘This is a matter which affeals try
ning out from the house, but he had
the start, and unless the toad was whole life.” he said. “ Suppose be
guarded at the other end he would , were not worried, is it possible to save
have no difficulty in reaching Lon­ j him?”
The doctor shook his head.
don. He did not doubt but that suf­
"Then I must speak to him,’’ said
ficient evidence existed to identify
“ Come
him with the gang, but he was playing Comstock Bell, decidedly.
his last desperate card, and fortune j with m e!”
was with him ‘ o an extraordinary!ex­ j The tli-ee men went upstairs ‘ o|gether. Maple lay in his bed, proptent.
1ped up on pi’ Iows. He smiled feebly
|at Gold, who was the first to enter,
CHAPTER XIX.
. but as the tail form of Comstock
Willetts
Hold had seen the car vanish. He |Bell came through the doorway nis
bad not had rime to elaborate prepar­ ' eyes widened and his lips trembled in
ations which would include all chances 1apprehension.
“ Comstock Bell?” he whispered.
of Heldor’s escape.
The other t.odded. and walking slow“He can w a it ” he said, and ad­
dressed himself to the task of enter­ ly to the side of the bed, sat down
and laid his bands gently on the thin
ing the 'building.
While he was examining the front wrists of the other.
"Where have you come from?’ ask­
door, he realized that the fugitives
must have left some ether ingress ed Maple in a weak voice
Comstock Pell hesitated, then he
open, and he and the two Sctland Yard
men made their way to the back of said slowly—
“ I have just come from prison."
the building. The door through which
Helder had pasaed was ajar; Gold ran I “ Prison?” whispered the other,
in. The simple arrangement of the in­ j Comstock Pell nodded. Ther? was
terior made a search no difficult mat­ ! a deathly silence in the room. Gold
ter The door of Maple’s prison had realized that affairs had reached the
not been secured, and Gold made his 1great crisis ;n Comstock Bell's life.
1He watched the tall young man. his
way to the bedside of the forger.
It did nut reed a medical training |lean face softened with compassion as
to knowT that Tom Maple was in a he leant forward over the bed.
“ From prison,” be repeated “ Years
bad way, and Gold's first business
was to send for a doctor. The sick j ago there was a forgery committed n
man lay tossing to and fro on his - Paris. Two students were involved,
pillow, muttering incoherently. Gold •one committed the forgery and passwade a quick search of the apartment. ed the note, Ihe other was unaware
He found a oumbe
of unfinished that his friend had taken such a des­
perate step. They had discussed the
forgery as a great joke; both were
known to be concerned in the plot,
and when the crime was detected both
men left the country. For some time
their Identities were confused.”
Tom Maole lay staring at the ceil­
ing, his lips framing the words he
could not speak.
“ A few mrnths. ago,”
Comstcck
Bell went or., “ I, who was the inno­
member of the little confederacy,
Hands and Arms. Burningand Pain­ cent
gave myse.f up to the police for th ?
ful. Suffered Day and Night from crime, because I was sick with appre­
Itching. Cured by Cuticura Soap hension, and because I knew that the
police were again searching for W il­
and Cuticura Ointment.
letts. In Willetts’ name I was con­
demned and sentenced.”
“And Willetts is dead,” said Gold.
St. Veronique, Que.—“ My little girl
got ringworm all over the face, hands, and “ Why did you do such a mad thing:”
“Willettg is alive ’ said Comstock
arms. I was given a sort of white ointment
and like a phial of water to Bell.
The man on the bed smiled faintly.
wash with. After eight
“ Yes,” he said in a low voice, “ he
days of this treatment the
is
alive— I am Willetts.”
ringworms instead of heal­
He turned over on his side and con­
ing became dark red and
were spreading, then were tinued as though speaking to himself:
burning and painful. The they had some difficulty in hearing
child suffered day and night him, for at times his voice sank till
from the great itching. 1 it was but a whisper.
was very disturbed.
“I am Willetts,” he went on. “ poor
“ One evening I found a sample of Cuti­ Tom Willetts Willetts,” he whispeied
cura Soap and Ointment that I had re­ wonderingly,
“I thought I should
quested the year before. So I commenced never hear J at name again.”
a wash with the small piece of Cuticura Soap,
He was silent for a long time, so
then applying the Cuticura Ointment and iong that they ti.ought he had fallen
at the end of three days the child was suf­ as’ etp, and the doctor leant over him,
fering less. Then we wrote to some friends touching b s face gently.
in Montreal to get some Cuticura Soap and
“ He is dead,” said the doctor.
=%
A Debt
Discharged
OVER GIRL’S FACE
Ointment for us. After fifteen days' treat­
ment the ringworms were crusted over and
whitish, then on the twenty-fifth day they
were ail dry and cured.” (Signed> Mrs.
Marie Louise Riou, May 26. 1913.
When you buy a fine toilet soap think of
the advantages Cuticura Soap possesses over
the most expensive toilet soap ever made.
In addition to being absolutely pure and re­
freshingly fragrant, it is delicately yet effec­
tively medicated, giving you two soaps to
one. a toilet and a skin soap at one price.
C n ri^ a SdfftTlod Ottflcura olhlment are
fcoitl £>y dP’jrjfgists and dealers everywhere.
Yor a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p.
book, aend post-card to Potter Drug A
Cbetn. Corp.. Dept. D, Boston, U. S. A.
W- N U 1012
*
•
•
An hour later.. Comstock Bell and
Gold were on their way to London.
There were mutual explanations.
“ I left Chelmsford Mbis morning,”
said Comstock Bell. “I received the
remission of my sentence w a result
of the action of the French police—
it was Fecomte’s dcings, and I went
straight on to Southend, which my
wife had made her headquarters.”
Gold was a little puzzled and show­
e d it, and Comstock Bell explained
briefly*.
“ When I had decided that I should
expiate the crime of which I was ac­
cused, I looked about for an agent
whom I could trust I decided to marrv. My plan was to keep my imprison
mer•- £<^rer
To v is *md 1 bought
The Highest Tunnel
\
th e m y s t e r y e x p l a in e d
a tug boat sr.d tad it fitted. My ob­
Ever s.nce the discovery of South I
ject was to al'cw my agent to pass Source of Unlimited Contributions to America the great Andean chain of ;
unobserved to and from London,
mountains.. whL'h runs from end to
tre Riches of Literature
which *as necessary for many rea­
end oi
of the
continent, has formed
a ,'1
,,
ecu
me cwunuruL,
iuiu ku *
sons. The day I left England on my
He came um.d.y m.o .he e ..
formidable barrier to Intercourse behoneymoon I weLt no farther than office
tween the nations inhabiting it. In­
Pardon me. sir, but would you like i deed. it bac actually been simpler for
Boulogne; my tug carried __
me____
back to ;
\LtiE SO F / S Y
a seaside resor., and from thence my ! an authoritative article on The immir people living in tho Argentine to
» if e and 1 journeyed to London. Thdt graiion question?
make long sea voyrges in order to
night I surrendered. By a piece of ill‘‘That isn : auite in our line.
reach their ne'^hbors in Chile rather
fortune my wife was seen at my
“ How about feminism?”
A Simple System
than attempt to cross the ratu-al
hous* She Lad gone there to find a
A fraid we cannot use it.”
frontier dividing them But the proud
There Is more than one wry to
rubber camp with my name which I ' “ Perhaps you would like to have Andes Lave now been subdued by .be keep an account book
The method
had foolishly '. ft behind.”
Wall street shown up in an inimit- burrowing thr ugh of a tunnel, ‘.be of one woman is in the di.eetion of
bly
witty
and
yet
dignified
and
1To pa Continued)
loftiest 'o f any considerable length) simplifying
ri.*
distracting
mat
searching manner?”
in the world This is to be found on
"Sorry but it dot s not interest us ” th- Tran^cndina Railway, which runs ters of debit erd credit
Mrs. Twiller is extravagant .n her
Pat's Retort
“ Well, say a stirring article on Mexjfrom Buenos Ayres on the Atlantic to expenditure u.r housekeeping, re­
An Englishman was driving around ,jco. giving the iDS.de facts ”
Valparaiso
on
iLe
Pacific,
a
distance
cording to her husband's idtas With
County Tipperary one warm
day
“ Nothing ( n Mexico today ”
of 88SS miles In ascending the Andes
when he came across a larme.- set­
"Perhaps you would like a bunch or the track follows more or less closely ? view of rectifying this failing, h®
recently bought her an attractive
ting potato*?
Thinking to have a wonderful short stories?”
the old Andean trail till it reaebts little account took and carefully ux
joke with hin he began:
"W e are father long on short
the foot of the C’ umbre Pass He e, plained its use tc her.
“ Well, Pa’ , wha: are yeu plar.t- stories."
an altitude of 10,500 feet above the
’ N ow ,’ he s .id. here is a $20 bi 1
ing?”
“ Well, how about some poetical mas at
sea lew l. he summit of the mighty Put down what I give you on this
“ Praties, sir," said Pat.
terpieces? Anvthing from four cantos
,
. . .
. .
side, and yor expenditure on the
“Do you think potatoes will come up You know, thev are quite fash- »“ * * .< * ffiounUlfn8 *■ . f 1* ™ * g *
goat you
! ionabte now. Can let you have a met- ^nnel just over t « o mile. « Jengti. other. When that niooty
up?” asked the Englishman.
It was at once a difficult and ardu- shall have mofe.”
“ Of course, ’ said Pat.
’ rical best seil r in a couple of weeks"
A few- days alter, he asked to se#
“ Why, 1 set onions last year in our
'I am afraid not ls there anvthing cu* fea»- necessitating the toil of an
army of brave men for several ye..-s the book, which
Mrs Twiller pro­
garden, and carrols came up,” said the you canno* furnish?”
Englishman
“ Nothing sir
Philosophy, histoty in a regioi of eternal snow and fright duced with i n air of modest pride
Indeed, this tunnel4, in On one page was written Received
'Oh,” said Prt. “ 1 set an acre of pccir*,
poetry, nuiiiui—
humot—how
about a »t*r**-5
series o
iaO'> duoui
ui ful
. blizzards
. .
Am-es lies l.cO 1 .‘-et Higher than from John 12' ” On ’ h* opposite
turnips las* year in that field over sr.appv articb s on health? Perhaps j
there, and do you know what came vou would like to have your readers the highest carnage road in Europe "Spent it . li.”
„ iew tystem just
« ' , .nvented.
i (—
that
over
Pass—and
up?”
diet. k,.
b> a
____
____
, the __Sflevio
_ __
"No.” replied the Englishman
Drives Asthma L i«e Magic. The Im­
It makes no difference, there is noth­ more than ” 500 feet higher than the
“ Mike Murphy's old black donkey, ing in the whole range of literature Mount Cenis St Gothard and Simplon mediate help from Dr J D Kellogg*
and ate them all ” answered Pat.— that I canrot su? ply you with Here's Passes. With the opening of the Pan­ Asthma Remedy seems like magi’.
Tit-Bits.
my card In ‘ ase you want anything ama ( ‘anal the commercial importance Nevertheless it it oriy a natural rem­
of this tunnel can hardly^dje >xag edy used it. a natural way. Tbe sutok*
let me know’.’
“ I see. said the sad young man,
or vapor, reaching the most reraot®
He got up to go The editor umiled. gcrated
“that Ermintrude has a new motor­
passage jf the afbeted tubes brushes
“ May I ask whether you run an
Nova
Scotia'i
Untilled<
"'kcres
car."
aside the trouble and opens a way for
agency or a synd’eate?”
Food for thought is contairrra in >he fieth air to enter It is sold by d< al
Tes. her papa gave her a dandy,” . "Neither, sir. I am only the preud
gurgled the joyful youth.
father of a r ’ neteen-year-old girl who figures given by the census and statis­ ers throughout the land
tics
branch of the department of
And how does she like it?”
-'has a talent for literature and has
According *.o
Washington In London
'She -ays she is madly in love with; just been graduated from an Ameri- trade ani comn erce
this authority, in Nova Scotia, even
it! can college."— Life.
Some EngLspnun do not take kind
with three hundred years’ settlement ly to the suggestion that a monument
“ Another case where man is dispiacout of an available area for cu.tva- to George- Washington should be
ed by machinery.”
How »o Make Homemade Scents
tion
of 8 000,000 acres, not
plated in Westminster abbpy. "Are
Lavender ' ater. Put into a ^ct‘ I million are actua'lv under cultivation we,” asks the I>ondon Outlook, ” to
“ Call off your dog, for gct?dr. ss
tie
and
shake
*
.v
one-eighth
of
a
sake!”
Leading merchants in the Maritime |iave a monument to the men atid
pint of spirits of wine, one-eighth of Lrovinces feel that with the possib.li- j women and children who were his vie*
' No use. he's deaf ”— Le Rire.
ar ounce of o 1 of lavender and a ties possessed by such a widespread tjms? Then let us b-3 logical for one*
quarter of a dram of essence of am­ territory, the great problems to be antj ci i ct ano’ iiei monument to tLfr
Deafness Cannot Be Cured bergris.
met are those of adequate transporta ]ate presid??.f Kruger
Equally wi.h
Eau ;’ e Co.jgr.e— Half an oui.ee tion and markets. It is pointed out. ■Washington, he had the two r.ecesfry local orpacjitioiui, u U-.ty rancot m ek tbo
•u ;d portico o! tbo cor.
i bcrc la only ooe way to each of oils of iemon and bergamot, says
a Halifax message, that the ; sarv qualifications—Fie was the mortal
•uro dtotoooi. cr.d tb*t lo by concututtoool remedies, sixteenth of uu ounce of oil of orange
United States, with its already enor-, en, m'y of England, and he persecuted
pooioea to eoused by os lnGsmed condition of tbo
of mous and rapidly increasing popula­
mucouto Uolng oi tbo Euotocbion T^be. When into ; peel, quarter bf- r dram of oil
a British population
What more i»
tube to Inflomol yuu hove a r-jojbllug sound or im­ neroli, five drops oi essence of musk
tion. must ultimately become the requisite?”
perfect besrtof. sod wben It to on tire, y closed. Desi­
sts* to the resu.t, sod unless the Utflsmmsuon esc be or emtergris. Reduce this amount of largest purchaser of Canadian
protoken out snd this tubs restored to Its norms) eoedt- ingredients in half a pint of rectified |
Tbe fact is not lost sight of.
Oon. besrtns v/lll be destroyed forever; nine eases
Minard’s Liniment Cures Cclds etc.
out of tea ere esused by Cslsrrb, wtueh to ootklag spirits of wine
however, of the opportunities offered j
frat so mflsmed condition of tbe mucous rurlseee.
Numerous perfumes may be made by the now fast developing South
Dolly— We had to practice Chopin
We will (ive One Hundred Dollsra for sny case oI
of American Republics, which are a.so for three houie today, mamma
pesfosss (caused by catarrh) that raooot be cure* by adding to a small quantity
fry Kail’s Catarrh Cura Bend for etrrulars. tree.
rectified spirits cf wine oils of geran­ bound to become pattons of Canadian
Mrs. Part enoo -Really, my d ar,
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Tolefrto to
ium, sandalwood, rosemary or es­ food products
*01* by Dragrtota. 55c.
shoppin’ is all very well, but year
Take Bali’s Family Pula lor sensUpattso.
sence cf bergamot,
musk or amber­
papa sent you to the ladies’ academy
gris, adding it drop by drop until
Punishment tn Effigy
to learn music an’ that sort o’ thing."
the desired perfume is obtained.
War’c Mark on the Candy Trade
Punishment in effigy was legal’ y —Imndon Mail.
Certain
ootbsome
confections ILese ingredients may be obtained practiced in France and with great
known a-. "Mexican kisses” were fav­ from any drug storeBeresford’s Dilemma
solemnity up to the time of the first
orite baigain day candies in New!
revolution. If the man condemned
Lord Charles Beresford, the Eng­
Diph- escaped a dummy was put up i j his lish naval ofTcer, once landed at
York for a long time. Recently the
Minard s Liniirer.t Cores
signs in the shops carrying these j theriacell and the entire routine of tne New York, and' wab immediately a-k*
sweets were clanged to read “ Pecan j
------------------------Jaw allowed tc take its course. The ed to dinner by a deputation of promi*
Maple Kisses.”
i What Makes the Crest on the Wave? warrant was read to it, and on the nent tnen, who would take no deniaL
“ Why?” ashed a lady shopper.
, When the wiud blows over the sea day appointed it was conducted to He appeared a. the banquet in morn­
The salesgi'i raised her eyebrows it forms waves that follow on in the the scaffold ia the presence of all ing dress, Lis hosts all b»-ing correcily
as she answered, "Because of the j direction of the w ind. The water ia the legal functionaries and with all attired, and he began his speech by
trouble in Mexico, you know.”
the waves themselves moves really the circumstances of tbe law. Some­ apologizing lor his apparent lack of
“ That really made a difference?”
uo and down and down and backwaids times the same person was executed good manners.
“ You’d be (-urprised to know how and forwa:ds with a very slight mo” e- in effigy rimultaneously in several
He bad confided his difficulty, L*
much.”
ment in a torward direction.
T L e , cities, but that did not exempt him said, in being at the eleventh hour
stronger the wind that makes the f-om actual pjnishment should he without evening clothes, to the hotel f
The Gcal of Success
waves, the higher will the crest cn be afterward caught. The scaffold manager, who told him that the mat­
A Boston philanthropist, it is said, the waves he, the deeper the ho lows Has always leady.
ter was quite easy, and that he had
^-----------not long ago received the following between them, the greater their length !
only to start a trifle early and call
letter:
and the faster will they move f^ r-; The afternoon was warm, holidays in at Messrs. So-and-Sc, 963 Some“ Dear and Noble Sur:
Knowing ward. The crest is formed by the ac- j v.ere approaching, and the teacher I thing avenue, off 4952nd street, w here
your kind hart an nobleness of tion of the w.Ld ou the mass of tne , was almost worn out trying to drum i he would be accommodated iu no
elements of grammar into the ; time
naebur I rite these few lines to ust wave when tho wave ceases to move j the
| To his dismay, however, the shop*
v. ill you be so kind as to add to forward. The movement of the wave ; crar.iums of her pupils.
“ Now, Johnny,” she said wearily, j keeper expressed his regret anJ inyour good deads the following. I is quits apart from the movement of
have lately lost my horse, my home i the whole muss of water, as we may j "tell me—would it be proper for you ability to comply with his request,
an my wire. So being horseless see on the surface of a river when the to say: ’You <an't learn me nothing?” ' and said, “Tbe face is, sir, .I have
homeless and wifeless i am up agin it j wind is blowing against the direction
Johnny looked thoughtful
for a generally some twenty-five 4aits of
hard trying to eern a living. Would |of the stream. In that case the wind moment, and then replied in a tone of - evening clothes on hire, but there’*
___
v,
^
1
.:
—i
_____
—
i
—
*
w
ill
fnrrYi
tt3voo in ifo r\w-n /li ronf i.-m •
z dinner
j:
you be so kind in the goodness c f ^will form wav os in its own direction, i conViction:
a %
big
in «v
the city tonight to
vour grate ha:t to help me along I The same thing may be noticed at ' "Yes. mum
Admiral Charles Beresford. and they
some financially until I can replace ! the jnouth of a harbor, if the wind is
have all been loaned out!”
The teacher sighed.
my three ioss-s when i am shure 1: blowing on ic the shore while tre
“ Why, Johnny?’’ she asked.
’Tell
“ Mamma, ain I made of dust?
can make good my losses an would
§oing out.
mr- why. ’
"Yes, my child.”
And the answer came quick und
pay back the ione with intrest. A !
---------------- —
“Well, then, wha. road did I com*
small lone would help but a biger i Warts o i ih’j hands is a disfignre- pat:
one would help me to reach the gole ment that troubles many ladies. Hollo“ Cause yer can't” —St. Paul Dis­ off of?”
o£ suekeess so .ner and therefore you I wray’s Corn Cure will remove tbe patch.
Williet—Paw,
wat Solomon tho
would get your money back sooner, , blemishes without pain
“She” was working at a woolen art­ smartest man?
so it would oe beter for both if tte l
----------- ;-----Paw—No, my b o d
The smartest
lone could be !arge as possible. Hope
Or.ce an Inland Sea
icle for a bazaar. “ He” asked her
man was the fellow who started the
to have i'a\ erable reply etc.”
\ It is the contention of geologists what she w is makingtheory that tocacco smoke was good
that the Mediterranean w-as once a j “ A comforter ” she replied
En­
“ That is exactly what I want,” be for house plants—Cincinnati
Bill—And you say they ran away to j great inland sea and that the monnquirer.
talnous rocks separating it from the answered.
get marrieu ?
"Oh. I sha’^, be most happy to make
Atlantic wert in the course of agea
Jill— That's what they did.
"How do you like your new flat?"
“And her father—did he follow worn away by the force of the water. you one,” she innocently rejoined.
“It's a little restricted,” replied tho
And she aid — Weekly Telegrapb.
them?”
patient man. "They won't allow yon
Interested Part}’—You say this boat
“ Sure thing.”
“What is proper to serve with a tc raise children oj pets They even
“And did he catch up with then*.?'’ cm not be upset?
complain if you raise your voice.” —
club
sandwich?”
Inventor— It’s impossible. The tanks
“ He certainly did. Why, he’s living
“Oh, something with a stick in it Washington Star.
with them vet!”— Yonkers Statesman |are filled with righting fluid.
PRESIDENT
SUSPENDER
Red Rose Tea isgoodt’ea
The illustration below shows the new line of the Canadian Pacific
Railway westward from Weybum. Th is line, when c o m p ^ ^ ^ ^ l conn ect Weybum and Lethbridge and opens one o f th e best agricultural
districts in the whole west. It is, in fa ct, an em pire h ith erto w ith ou t
railway facilities, b u t now in direct com m unication w ith a num ber o f
wholesale centers as shown by th e m ap. In addition to regu lar freig h t
service th is new lin e has a passenger tram
d aily, except Sunday, each w ay between
W eybum snd Shaunavon, m aking d ose
connections each w ay w ith Saskatoon,
Regina, M oose Jaw , W innipeg, St. Pau l,
and M inneapolis.
o
SH AUNAVON
o
V
5-PAUL
aUnO**'
c -
I
THE
AMUSE THE KIDDIES
G AZETTE. C AT?\TTTF
cactt
The Whipping of Children
THE KORAN IN TURKISH
Should children be whipped? T h e ?
t Ho/* to Pla/ the “ Cut-Out" Game
question is answered by the Amcfi- Haw the Sacrrd Tradition of Centu ie*
i can Humane Education Society with }
With the Youngsters
Has Been Broken
an
emphatic ‘ No. despite the declsrMothers a;e often at their wits’ ead
Nine out of ten foreigners nsua .»
;
atton
of
the
Wsest
of
men
that
to
to know what to do with convalescing
think of the Koran as being written
u t'i Why You’re Tired— Out ot
spare the rod is to spoil the child
The “Omega’* j children Duri-fg this trying time it H
in the Turkish language, while, as *
Sort* -Hone m Appetite.
The
humtiee
educators
fail
to
see
i takes muc h ingenuity to keep them
that to be free with the rod is to bet' •matter of fact, it is written in Arah.c
watchmakers jinterested.
CARTER'S LITTLE
ter
the child
They have much to and in Arabic characters. The Tuikisa
of to-day are One of the most pleasurable things LIVER PILLS
La"k up tb :r view It is curious that language, strange as it may seem has
will
put
you
righ
t
Even the Laziest Liver
b o r a to their ! tc boy and girl alike is the cut-out ia • tew d*yv
the punisnment which w> adminster to no characters of its o »a . and lu'ki.-h
j game. It Is as old as the hills and vet
adults oniy for the most degraded l t d h°°ks are usually prin:»d with Arabic
trade. It is part has kept rt.- newness and interest to
and Bowels respond to
They do
hideous of crime" is the punishment ‘ or Greek. character*. hence the exof their birthright this day The boy will scorn the or­ thetr duty.
the g e n tle action of
which in a majority of homes is ,n- cit-'-ment *n religious circle* in^ I urto bo oblo to pro* dinary cut-out play, put give him
Cure
key on the ipjearance of the Kotin
flicted upon the children
due* the boat time­ first a blank bcok. then a catalogue1
A revulsion of feeling arises every !^or
time in the 1nrki*h ter
piece in tho world. from a sporting firm, a pair of scis­ Consti­
pation,
time we near ( f a man being whipped najLu ar
sors and a bottle of glue and tell
Wa/eft j/ M a tih lte a M e rit.”
Nothing is regarded as more degrad-|
‘ he translat’on has, b*en done ty
Biliousness, Indigestion, and Siik Heaiaekt.
trtn to furnish you a summer camp1
ing. We even have a phrase to ex- , Ibrahim Bey Hilmy. a learned Orient
in the Ad.roudacks such as he wo Id j Small Pill, Small Dote, Small Price.
w ho by' giving Turks an opportun
press shame when we describe a man
t v all jeweler?.
, like to live in; then suggest that he
Genuine must bear Signature
as a “ whipp. d dog.”
Are children ity of expressing their religion* seati
fix up a scene in Canada in the winproof against he degradation fla t ir.enis In their own mother tongue,
j ter time, with ski ing, skating and
comes
to the adult who is so punch­ will doubtless ’jy su (ably rewarded oy
so on
At all DrugfUts and Stores.
both church . n^. state '•
ed? It does not appear so
The wav Lo interest the little chap I
The sheik ut Islam at Consrantin- Taut Aobfy
</i»a T;.b ets for Sick
Whipping is destructive of self re
W
4
n
il■IfffW
ffW
ffftfW
P
Is to excite l is imagination first J)e-I
Ne x*s
spect, both to n,an and child. It pro- ople heretofo~e prohibited the public*scribe ro him in detail (he Inter! i
voker iiitte^uejs, liatred and even reot the Koran in the vernacular
i.en the exterior, of a camp la the OUR NORTHERN WATER-POWERS venge—in <fhi’ d as in adult. It t?nds on the plea that since no translator
woods: th‘-n tell him to cut out from:
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WHEN PAY OAW COMES
i to produce a warping of character, could strictly conform to the original
m
ia ii
m t
m
Your Liver
is Clogged up
•*7"fce
lA b b c y i
£ fe S a l*
Six
Million Dollar* Distributed
C.P.R. Employer* Each
Month
<>n tiie 3ft -nil. of ea h moat; iha
C P K. * j i l pa> m wages « ver he
who’e ystex $(> imihOiih
I :i- * ■,
monthly -ecoid in round numb rs. 1.0,000 cheques Letng drawn every ui >n h1 seem? only U e day before >esterday when 53,000 cheques were deem­
ed to represent a tremendous month­
ly wage list The number of employees
grows all the tim°, in spite of careful
appointment and economic working
These monthlv cinques find tlnir way
into tiie most distant, the. oddest
places They are tmrrie I, in enelosiir *
to the dstant part* of British t'olum
bia They find their way to the con­
struction camps, removed from civili­
zation They reach tiie employees it
the way-side station, showing a single
north of the settled parts of,
.
nun or rwomen
in These *,ar powers
|them are knewr, to entertain, cannot
,
.. dressed
tn
,-ffi value, ine j anotiul so. ______________
Loiiuon Frc^ I
i ment - Fhes?
figures
may .be grouped, . our Dominion
are off little
go against p pjlar feeling on so im­
round
fire or standing in a cance ' existence of numerous falls and rap'ds
portant a matter. But it seems tiiat
or climbing the mountains
in these parts is not denied, but the
Ibrahim Bev Hilmy. who is inasten of
When the child has a number of i argument is advanced that the temperjboth Arabic an I Turkish, to say noth
i lustrat ons cut out let him use his ' ature and other climatic conditions ( xing cf Persia1'. Heb ew and Greek, has
ingenuitv to furnish the scent. Much I isting where these falls and rapids are
'produced a translation which the lead
can be done m the mother can draw situated will prevent their utilization,
jeis of Islam by a majority applaud
a bit. In such a case she could out- As a direct contradiction to the above
i Thus it is Aha* the sacred tradition of
line on the first page the inside of a, assertion, we need only turn to Nor- Anaemia Unless Checked Passes Into centuries is broken—Constantinople
bare tent, to be furnished by »he way. the latitude of which is about
j Cor. New York Times
Hopeless Decline
child. On the second page cou'd be the same as that of the Yukon, and
the outside of the tent. wiMi the where climatic conditions are similar
Anaemia is 1ik<* a spectre that steals Earonet, But Neve- Used His Titl-*
mountain in tap background and a to those of Northern Canada. In size, on you unawares and drives all hap­
A curious fact has developed from
lake ar one side
1Norway is only slightly larger than piness out o* existence. It is a thief the news of the death 3 few days
Further interest cart be added to j our Maritime Provinces, and yet ft e :that robs you cf ; our life and energy.
o of a quaint old gentleman known
this game by giving the little one a'find there water-power plants with
Thousands of women in this country as duniuel Peel of
. . Middlesex,
.
,Eng
set of crayons w-ith which to color the I1tetai capacity
of
over
1,500,000
hors"(that is.
; a ire
v the •victims
i\,i * wi j
• of
* . * » *anaemia
* *-* '-* .* • —*
/ t, i . u i i o j / i i v □
tu c it
ux.
” uo
i v ^ o , >• (
‘L
l.
_
lr?
n
.SPlres_!lhA
t
h
.e
pictured scenes. Water colors are a j power, either in actual operation or in , bloodlessnes;-). which spares neither a baronet, bv right of succession /j
to loft of grass amid the g.-neral a . I tv
\e. <onelv
.one! or small or Cisjoy to children if they can b“ cr-j course of construction. Hydro-electric r5eh nor poor young or old. It robs i fiis brother Si. Samuel Peel, Bai t , And. how'exe.
jeonraging 'he locality or district, there
W A T E R P R O O F C O L L A R S AND C U F F S
ranged in such
way that the water 1 stations of considerable size have, woman of her nealth, her vitality, berjwhc died
few years ago.
will
be
someone
there to cash the
* Miiethin* fieior ihin
and bi<
An excellent nay to 'been constructed in different parts of [ beauty—of everything that gives a 1 Sir Samuel, who left a fortune of
l, )j y pillU cti it with soap and will not spill
cheque for the employee There may
» itc
Ml slur*** or direct *tal(* style do this is to give the child a sewing that country. Many of the smal er woman her therm. The chief syrup- $iJ5u,000, and died childless, was the be a hank in a tent, which, s very
board. \\'here the board is cut cut ores have been erected for municital toms of this trouble include a dis head of the firm of Peel Bros. A Co-, |,. ut,u
»i,d sue . I or t,r>' at* will mail you
( 1 . fact.
|ai.t
th"?
If there is o
TH E A R L I N G T O N C O M P A N Y OF C A N A D A ,
a curve it will fit inTo the body.; use. but the larger ones are for tne tesre for foou. prostrating headaches. • worsted manufacturers, of Bradford, 1"equently
.a ,iloY, j ..
‘ _f
Lim ited
*
and the paints may be placed on it? electro-chemical industry, in which a extreme lengour loss of weight, ner-j Yorkshire, and one of the -Jubilee”
^
I
T
h
e
chVtfes
wH
5 8 F r a s e r A » e n u e , T o r o n t o , O n t a r io
cheques
will
flat surface with no danger of ups^-t ' main factor of success if cheap and vousness. pale cheeks, lips and gun.i,; Baronets
be
addressed
ind
who
wit;
distribute
ting them
plentiful electric power -d-V, G. D , in h°art palpitat>ons. dizziness and
Mr Samuel
.*el's
title
to
the
Bar
...
,
, „ .. , them to the men in the distrht. To
The wis- neither saves her old Conservation.
constant feeling of wretchedness.
onetcy was probably only definitely ; make out tllP pay p *, s and isHlf, , h.
magazines and catalogues for t ie
C H IL D R E N
The only way to effect a cure is to ' known to a comparatively few iuclud- j cheques to correslKtnd to the booktime whe< her children may need
Clean Stomach, Clear Mind.— The increase the blood supply—to make it ing the vicar and the stationmaster
I keeping and
the work so advanced
them.
stomach is the workshop of the >ital pure, rich and red. Dr. Williams’ Pink ; The old gentleman lived in a semi as to have aU things ready at tn®
functions and when it gets out of or­ Pills have saved thousands of young ! detached house, with a garden, to ' ^ 1 , 7 date’,'on the' Troke’ ofYho^*clo
Elephant Training
der the w-hole system clogs in sym-1girls and women from the early fate which he was passionately devoted
requires a large st..ff a* headquarters.
Nor all e'ephants are qualified 'or pathv. The spirits flag, the mind that threateneo them through anae-, He had a gardener, ail old man. |And whether th.* t'mes he good or had,
mia
s
ravages,
for
these
pills
eprich
who
lias
memories
of
a
kindly
old
tiger-hunting
Every
animal
used I dr°op* and work becomes impossible,
the figures rising or falling, the
USED BY MILLIONS OF MOTHERS
in the sport
ust be steady obedi- ^ ,le ^rsf tare should be to restore the blood,, stimulate the circulation, |master, wrho was. however, hard to 000,000 have to b< provided on tho
FOR THREE GENERATIONS
He
healthful
action
of
the
stomach
and
1
nourish
the
nerves,
and
restore
the
please
over
his
beloved
garden
ent, and feaness. for if a single ele­
fifteenth ot each month to the mirtti e.
phant misbehaves or bolts when h. ti e best piepaartion for that purpose I energy ami perfect health that make |combined wi h his affection for his -pu, exceotii.nally strong position of
is
Parmelee’s
Vegetable
Pills.
General
!
women
attractive.
,
If
you
are
a
vie
garden
a
tastfor
theological
study
confronts
one
of
the
huge
cats,
the
His Fcolish Fear
the Canad'an Pacific has enabled it to
He neve* returned the greetings of pass through a time of stringency,
of fear may sprtad use for years has won them a leading tim of bloodiessness in any way, do
“ Would you marry a man whose in-..deadly contagion
.
not
let
it
run
nto
a
hopeless
decline,
place
in
medicine.
A
trial
will
attest
wo
young
men
next
door
who
wished
alw’ays making more than lt= divid­
com*- wa- under $5,000 a year,” h e '^ lo a . as^’ dn<? runaways, broken jial
but begin the use of Dr. Williams’ ' him 'good morning” on seeing him end. with ample funds at its instant
anquins and loss of life may result. their valueasked.
Pink Pills today. The following bit : i H his garden. Nevertheless every disposal. There ha* been, as far as
It
is
interesting
to
know
how
men
“ How much under?” site replied.
of evidence proves the worth 01 'his Christmas he would invite them into possib!-*, retrenchment during 'lie past
select the animals to train for the
A Case of Necessity
“ Well, quite a bit.”
few- months. That doe's not mean 'h. t
Speakiug of children at a soc'al medicine Mrs. Maurice Sims, Liver-1his house to tea.
“ Is it between $5,000 and $5,000?” hunt.
Anyone who called to
see him. the company has parted
As a preliminary step, they walk function, a well known author told pool, N.S.. says: “ Dr. Williams' Pink
an> of
I might pul it that way.”
Pills
have
been
a
blessing
to
me
j
which
was
seldom,
would
he
mad1
"D earest!
Why did you think I f “ c elephants back and^ forth m a of calling on an acquaintance some
its employees; but it has not mid* rAbout
two
years
ago
1
was
so
badly
j
welcome,
but
be
would
not
Talk
about
,
,w
work
RPregR,tatln„
,hr
Pir.
would let money stand in the way?” ccurt where are ranged cages con- t ine since and finding the little
n!..vm
taining tigers and leopards (for the daughter of the house playing with rua down \that I ban to give up all himself.
,
_... , . . ...
, , ployment
of n< v. hands, or tiie d C
— Chicago Kcc trtl-Heraid.
work and fit to bed. My husband ud
Once a week unfij his health ne- l.urSpin..ut , Slims o(h,.r than
sporting raja! s generally have pri­ a gingerbread cat
gan to .'ail he would go to London, . already arranged for under old^r proWhen they have
“ That is a very nice cat you ha,re parent? w ere much worried abo it
Minard's Linim nt Cures Garget in vate menageries)
1 become accustomed to the smell o f ’ there,” said the caller. “Are you go- as they thaug >t was going into con- presumably on business, and then l.e e rarnmes Xo man lr. the service of
Cows.
sumption. The doctor who was at-i would talk to the station-master j't|jp
\
these animals, a tiger is chained t o : jag ,q eat p ?•
the conr.|*finy, high or low, has any
fj,at monthly cheque,
a post in an opet. space with a 'cash
-No sir," answered the Youngster, tending me changed his medicine sev- who oceasiona’ly visited him at his qoubl
The World’s Deepest Lake
ca’ efully regulated to limit the length affectionateiv stroking the cat with era! times, but it did me no good andjhou.se. On : tradesman's-account hp which will be honored in all parts of
I
began
to
fed
very
much
discourag­
would demand or return a farthing as the Dominion
In Lake Baikal in Asia, the ex­ oi his leaps. The mahouts then fore ■ 1;cr iittle - ;;ni1
-]t is t0o prottv l0
ed myself, One day a friend advised n was due to cr from him.
traordinary depth of
more than the pupil elepha.it tu approach as eat.“
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
Gossips nad it that there was a
me
to
try
5,600 feet has been reached, making near tho post^as safety allows, and to
Three or four days later the author
Up Against it
this by far the deepest fresh water remain for some time within
few7j happened at the house agaiu and his and 1 decided to do so. In a few w^eks , rrmantic episode connected with his
known
Do you believe in saving up for
steps of the tigtr.
thougths reverted to the gingerbread I felt much bettei and I continued j life which had turned out unhappily,
taking the pills tor a couple of months He. was very fond of cats, and kept rainy day?”
It now appears tha Lake Tangan­
Each Jay they lengthen the tiger's j cat.
until 1 was again in perfect health T
“1 certainly c o. but w fiat's a felk
yika, in Africa, may approach this . chain, and the prisoner, which is kept
“ I don’t ice your cat. Gladys,” he believe that if 1 had not taken Dr. no less than seven. It is said that his
depth, as Capiaiu Jacobs of th half starved that he may be the mr ,re , remarked, as the child came into
conversation
was most interesting, 1 going to' do when his salary hard'y
nan. j1keeps him joing in fair weather? "—
German na\y tas reported r sound ferocious, ch-rges fiercely at the e\e- j the parlor empty handed. “ What has Williams’ Pink Pills I would not have an,j jie * as a highly-educated man.
survived, and l shall always he very- He was generous to a degree, and Detroit Free Press.
ing of 1.1bO feet, and a Belgian of-! pl.ant as it conics near. Those ele- (
qj- jgrateful
for
what
they
have
done
for
gave freely tc charities, and also was
---------ficer r ’airns to have penetrated still j phants which stand their group 1 ' it's "gone." announced Gladys,
generous tc cnildren
low er
Tanganyika's deepest bottom |without flinching are
considered wjth a resretfu| sigh. “ It got so me.” ■>.
Magic Word
You
can
get
these
pills
from
any
is at least 1 00 feet below the sea qualified for the hunt in the jungle, dirty that I just had to .eat i t ”
Diner—I’ve forgotten what I want­
dealer
in
medicine
o;
by
mail
at
50
German
Emperor
Patron
of
Nurses
level
hut those" that have revealed the;
ed to order ; n . I had it on the tip »f
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from
least timidity are degraded fiom the •
The versatility of the German em­ my tongue.
Where Alice Failed
The
Dr.
Williams'
Medicine
Co,
rank
r.f
huiite^—
the
aristocracy
of
peror has often been remarked, but
A safe and sure medicine for a
Waiter— What did you say aboi, *
Husband (t j second w ife)—Yop
not the least interesting phase of his ^
child troubled with worms is Mother their kind—and are turned over to con't cook like Alice, my first wife, Brockville, Ont.
sir?— Houston Transcript
activities
is
the
personal
interest
j
ignominious iahor
Graves’ Worm Exterminator.
Slum Heredity
which he takes in music This is the j
According to u zoologist of the Cal­ used to do, Mary ” lie said, in tones
of gentle, ext operating reproof. ‘‘.No;
“ Tell me ab >nt your aunt, old Mrs“ When Billinger bought his nrw cutta Museum, among every thousand if seem* to me you can’t cook like
Several generations of slum eav.r- more. surprising
„ the Morning Post Blank. She must he rather feet,«
onmenr will produce a slum hrreaity. j ' London) says, for the strenuous life now.”
house it was with tiie express under­ elephants that undergo this training. ; she used to.”
standing that t e should have a room only about fif-.v will not bolt when ; On ano'her occasion he remarked: that the children will have to contend ( ot the modern monarch leaves but lit“ We buried h>-r last year,” said
•
brought face tc, t< ce with the chained
all of his own—a den or study.”
"You are not so smart at getting about with as weli as the slum environ- 1tie for the cultivation of individual other;
“ Yes. I know wha: you mean. Did tiger: but nearly half of those that as Alice wa;;
girls
who
j
tastes.
ment.
in
our
slums
are
You don’t appear to
Buried he-? Dear me! Is the c Id
stand their ground bravely at first.
om properly cleaned
King David, Nero, and King Ludwig'
he get it?”
never saw a room
catch on where she left off.”
properly cooked, and of Bavaria w-ere artists. Henry VIII. 3, yYfS. tj at,
“ He got it and tis w ife furnisht d j retreat before a more ferocious asor
ate
a
meal
About f his time a heavy rolling pin
s why we buried he!,"
their loved music-makings, and played upon
it.”
■sault.
came in conta^' with his head. “ Wnat neither did their mothers- or
was the response—Tit-Bits.
“ How?”
do vou Tiean bv th ath e'evclaV m e-t ' grandmothers There was “ nothing tu the recorder. Queen Elizabeth encourin a°nnv
exclaimed ^
Qf cju ..se
They had n o , ?ged the study of music among her
“ With a sewing machine, a cutting
When the Waiter Wins
in agony.
Small Boy (who has been playia*
table, two dressers, dummies, thr-e
an adept of
Two in°n were wrangling as to
‘ I am d'dns the work that Alice I ProPf r utensPs or materials. T h ere1people, and was herself
sweet sounds,” a *d 1 Dull for a'x Hours) My legs ache
sewing chairs and a full-length mir­ who should se’ tle with
the waiter neglected.” sh replied, with evident tray have been wealth, even .• obility, the concerd of
ror."
away back in that family, but it “ but­ Frederick the Great sought solace! Anxious Mamina What have
for the luncheon. When the ques satisfaction
from the aaffirs of state by gathering , been doing?
, tion had been finally decided and
There was more peace in that house- tered no parsrips ” and provided no musicians around him. playing upon
Small Boy— I dunno. I d d a <*%•
“Pa. what's a f> ebly?"
soap. The use of the right fork
! the contestants hud gone the waiter , j,0Ul afte-ward
* There isn't any such thing, Har­ said to oxe of his regular customc-s.
comes only b ' using forks. No matter the flute, and writing military marches ample on the blackboard yesterday
-----------------old."
l ow
many Creek professors grace and other pieces. Frederick, indeed
who was a wl.ness of the scene: j
A Pre-Rc man Wall
GOOD CHANGE
"Yes, -here is
It says in this That's what we like, for every time;
one's ancestiy, or how many clergy­ stands out as the monarch of the
The
Roman
wail
had
a
curiou-,
but
book that the young man had a it happens w, come in lor^ an extra jjitie known, predecessor,
men bless it. tb“ descendant will lisp Duct who did most to foster a lo\e of
Tea and Coffee to Postum
feebly growing down on his cheek.” tip. The man who couldn t get the; Before doing the thing themselves, ! in Billingsgate, if he hears nothing the art. He took an active part in the
musical life cf his people, and exerted
. ,; The large arny of persons who hav«
check has only one way to get even, rj)e Roman^ counselled the Briton |else.—Albion Fedow? Bacon in The
i personal influence upon the operatic , folind relit? irom mat y clironi • ail“I'm afra d you may think we're giv­ and that
by giving the vaiter tc build a.w&’l, with the result that— S t o w e v .
performances of his day. His name, 'Ojments bv changing from tea and cofing you a lei of fish this week. Did
and nine times out of
“ The
Britons. wanting masons, j
jq Post-im as a daily beverage is
man.” said the genial host, as they sat I something
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. this connection, is inseparah.e from
tea he dees it anri make the amount
that wall, not of stone as they
Lhat of Bacn
down to dinner “ The fact is my wife j more than he would have given if he were advised, but made it of turf, \
growing each Jay.
The present emperor has done much
has got hold of what sounds like a 1had paid the Dheck This one order- an(j that so cl -nder that it served |
It is only a simple question of try­
Longes* Telephone Cable
to maintain that enthusiasm for good ing it for oneself in order to know
reollv capital device for removing j ed extra cigars and left the change little or nothing at all for their deThe teleplu ne cable w iiicb is to con­ music whic.i hac for so long character-j jj.(, joy of returning health as rr-ila fishbone stuck in the tdiroat. and we j fo, me. We like the ;i\e me *he fence and thy army . . . bore
nect Aldeburgh. England, with Wal- ized his people. It is strange to thinK :zf*d by *his young lady. She writes:
want to ee if itv tvorks.” —Tit-Bits. I cheque' quarrels.”
' down aU that was before them.”
cheren, Netherlands, is to he seventy- of the .mar
calls
a » a. r j. ‘I bad been a coffee drinker near
. . . whom . Europe
,
,
---------------—
The
Romans
were
again
sent
for.
nine nautieai miles in length, making lord exhibiting such zealous interest in jv ajj mv 1jf0 and \\ affected my stony“ Fifty Fifty”
Modern Compliment
and though th?> ‘ told the Britons it the longest submarine telephone the arts of peace. In his se’ -appoint- ai.p—caused iraor'nia and 1 was ae$
“ I think. William. I'll ask these new!
Of course mothers should be exam- 1 plainly that i’ was Il0t for their eaue cable in the world. It will furnish ed role of protector of all those n_ i Q0tn without a headache” (Tea is just
people next door tn take dinner with j
communication
between fluences which make the world m. re aS jj,jurjous hecaus. it contains
pies for their daughters. said Mrs. |° f leisuie to take upon ♦hem any telephone
the
us tonight."
j more such long and laborious jour- London and Berlin. The cable is to he cultured the emperor reminds us o f j samp dr .g . caffeine). “ I had heard
Evergay.
"What for?"
Colonel re>s f ° r their defence,” they built for of the font core Pupin loaded type
And
they
are.”
replied
che pictures of ancient warriors w,th . aPout poatun anl how beneficial It
“ Weli, toe butcher, by mistake, left Courtly. ‘ The girls of today will be ^iem a wall of hard stone, tee Britsword and harp
was. so co.iciudea to quit coffee ,.nd
their mea' o n !1, itere. and it seems
ns putting to their helping hands as
Something Better
entitled
to
congratulations
if
they
suc­
j try it.
onlv fair.”
Looked Suspicious
ceed in being as good looking as their ( abore~s.”
“ Then you can't get me a govern­
“ 1 was delighted with the change I
mothers."—Washington Star
Mayor Mitch el: of New York was caii now sleep wMl and seldom ev«r
ment plum?”
Cohen—Hands up. or I ’ll shoot
“ No.'' said Senator Wombat. “ But 'alking about an attack that
hud have heaadebe. My ptomacb has got­
Quick-witted Burglar—Fifty, dollars what's one paltry government plum?
been made upon aim durirg
the ten strong and I can eat without suf­
t
Why She Was Glad
fer de gun'
i I have secured for you some plum -campaigtv
fering at'terwards. I think my whole
“ I’ m so glad you proposed! That
Cotnn—S-'.d!—Car : vie
seeds from Jie department of agri­
‘ My accuser,” we learn from a system greatly benefited by Postum
puts me one ho on Delia. She's only 1
culture. Go horn* r.nd start an orchard contemporary, “reminds me cf Hi
‘ My brothe: a!*o suff^r^d from
had three^this month."— Philadelphia ;
of your own, my friend!"—Judge.
Doolittle. Hi was the champion I.ar stomach troub'e while be drank coff- e.
Record.
of his native village.
but now, since using Postum. he feel*
A girl who saw the Atlantic ocean
“One day Hi
as arrested and ! so much bvtter he would no: go back
An old goldfisu breeding station in :
for
the
first
time,
was
standing
on
the
brought before the local just ce for I to coffee fo.* anything.”
woman’ s
right;
tlu outskirts of Tokio, Japan, has a is every
beach, gazing dreamily over the ex- chicken stealin?.
Name given by Canadian Postum
are
troubled } pause
pond area of 44,000 square feet and but many
of foaming w ater.
” ‘Jedge. yer honor,’ he said, ‘I Co., Windsor, Ont. Read “ The Real
an annua! output of about 500.000 w ith
sallow
complexions,
“ So this is the first time you’ve ever plead guilty on the advice of my to W ellville,” in pkgs
go dfish. in addition to which golden; headaches,
backaches,
low 1seen the ocean,” said her escort.
lawyer.’
Postum comes in two forms:
carp and common carp are groi n.
5 “ Yes, the very first time.”
"But the local justice gazed at the
Reaular Postum— must be wel! bill­
Tc
persons are employed in the spirits— until they learn that , “ And what do you think of it?”
noted
prevaricator
and
rubbed
his
ed, 15c and 25c packages.
bfi-ches of the work, and six varie­ sure relief may be found in
“A h !” she sighed in ecstasy. “it chin dubiously.
instant Postum—is a soluble pow­
ties of fish are handled.
smells just 7ike oysters.”— National
" ' I dunno— I ’m afraid,’ he stam­ der. A teaspoenful dissolves quickly
Food Magazinemered; I guess— wal, Hiram. I guess in a cup of hot water and. with cream
He— I love vou witfc al! my hea't.
I'll have to i . m more evidence be­ and sugar, n^kes a delicious hev^rago
Let me tell you of my devotion—
Cautious, at morn, be lies about the fore I sentence vou.’ ”
instantly 30c anl 50c tin<=.
! my—
pool.
The cost per cup of bo‘ h kinds »*
I She—While you are on your knees
His rod and line a-swish;
“Hips are coming in again.”
about the same.
^
arid1 Ew!7 1
\would you mind tying my shoe lace, | fceaiow WS*«dd Vab* te W<
Boldly, at eve. astride a tavern stool.
“There’s a Reason” for Postern.
“ Hurray!
Mother can corns back
jHt ffcijwBcria
<please?—Philadelphia Ledgeri
V»- N. U- 1012
He lies about his fish.
from Europe ”
— so!d by G .com
ROBBING WOMEN
OF THEIR HEALTH
"aS!fga
A R L IN G T O N
TEETHING
MRS. W IN S L O W 'S
SOOTHING SYR UP
The Pink of Health
B f.W 'S
W h\)
\m l
A n ftabbs %
tor here on Sat
Best sHu
Ward, tr.;vr
was here for two d
;es are Low !
K m c;
> q r\ y *
1 0
E. Dentrement has t
duties »t the Dominion elevator
itiis wogIc*
V > A A.
lira
ck Hill
;11 i tun- M
,
.
..... .
i here ha- been plae-al in Elujott J
home on Thursday from visiting w ir,lmv thi„ week H frillnci ^
friends up wea
.
•
Border Horse j
H
Messrs Watson and Greenwood Liken at rump last summer
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two c»rs of hogs and j number of
the boy
rt r-.
/•te
9 cattle yu Tuesday to Winnipeg.
. 1 eg.merit
jU goc-es^on of t <•photos and they will be eonsefk ing
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.lr. Claude Loomis has recovered rii?ir own interests as
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U0 s t P r i c e s P a i d F o r F i r s t Q, N lity C r e a m from his. illness and is out again |decorating their home., by bji
but is not able to do much work at ing these photos to t he Gab-tt*
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Ioffice and having them properh
and la rg er returns, j
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They are much! toe
The next meeting of the Council
valuable to be left rolled tip oil
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prices.
" i n r ; m ' !!■;• . ;■ ! i i t t i r a t
of Reciprocity will be held on
handled carelessly.
Our charged
Monday. Sept. 7th, at the house of
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u D s f ;ction means our success.
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Your s
suffsfacti
A. E. Spencer.
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Attention
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Ti» Saskatchewan Creamery Cc
MOOSE J A W AND WEY8URN
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A g e n t , < Z & rr\
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(Successors
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Fairbairn Bros.)
DRAYMEN & D EA LERS
IN COAL AND W 0 O D
g and Transfer Wjjerk /
; for Souris and
Oil Company.
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Jack Montgomery,
of ^ikpple
To Captain Lockhart
Blossom Farm, has been hauling•
lumber from here this week to
LIMITED build liis new stable.
Hurrah for Captain Lockhart
And our brave soldier bovs ;
d iu f f
.1. Dignnrcl. has taken his new They. „ „ „ , 0 Valcartier
threshing outlit from tne station : -Mid tUe bus„ u ,ind tht> noiie.
to his farm ready to start thresh- f
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U e hope they get no farther
ing Wednesday, weather permit- T .. .
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In this great and awful strife ;;
ting.
It was hard to see them leaving,
\ Renauld had to cur loads of For Doc has saved many a life.
Coal ar
G iv e the new owners o f this old established
business an opportunity to prove their mettle.
Sat­
isfaction and courteous treatment to ail.
Office, R a ilw ay Ave., adjoining Johnson L u m b e r Y a r d
1118 Merchants Bank of Canada
H e a d O ffic e , M o n t r e a l.
■lumber in on luesday.
Ihere From Canada’s fair wheatfields
|seems to be quite a rush for lumber To old England’s-vine clad land'
by farmers building stables, houses Our sons are brave and loyal,
i and granaries.
Our daughters true and kind.
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Is Your S U B S C R IP T IO N PaicD
Tenders Wanted
went to
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Johnnie Ptick, or Areola is visit- v
pmf
iug ut R. McBrien’s.
i The l-.west • r any tender n >t necessarily ;
T. G. Eliis is building the
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approach to the loading platform.
Mr. Duncan, of the Dominion
Elevator Co., was here on Wednes­
day.
JOHN SHIER
Secretary-Treasurer
Church Chimes
Hodge Bros, have purchased the
W arner threshing machine and are
repairing it.
Church
of
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in The
Olden Days
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V\/HEN St. Crispin made the first shoe ever
V V v worn on a Royal loot the achievement was
hailed with delight by Courtiers and Citizens.
,
A T THE PRESENT TIME—
IN VICTU S SHOES
pave the Royal Road to Comfort
Unexcelled quality is responsible for INVICTUS
popularity.
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A neatly clad foot is very pleasing to the eye.
There is peTect foot comfort if tha’. neat shoe is
an ‘TnviciesA
Foot-Note :— Ir.victus Shoes are Fit for a King.
(On West side of Broadway)
Service every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m.
Parisian Sage
Makes Thin 2„ p.
Sr,nd^
Sch001 an<1 B';b,° c!ass at
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m.
Lifeless Hair soft and
Young people’s meeting on Wed-
nesday at 8 p. m.
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A cordial welcome to all these
meerin"*-.
Beautiful hair, thick, soft, fluffy, j
W a l l a c e . B.D., M.A., Pastor
lustrous, and free ‘ _ I __J __
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METHODIST
l, one of women s , Tea test-charms,
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The preaching services m convet so n.i-.ny/ ha
Si.reais.ea, tain nectj0T) with the Methodist chnrch
and lifeless
think there is nr? as follows:
no remedy. \J^retty hair is largely
Florence. Service at 1 p. m , S .,
a matter of care.
S. at 2 p. m.
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Frequent applications of Parisian c Wheatland S. S. at 2. 15 p. m. ;
Abundant
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Saiie weil ru!,b«l into the « . l p is
ail taut is needed—it acts like
magic. Try it tonight— you wiil
ready be siupused with the result
Not onlv wih the hair become soft.
fluffy, radiant vith life and really
doubly beautiful, but all dandruff
ui?ai penis, iann.g Lair and itching
sciiip ceas^— yitur Lead feels fine.
A .urge bottle o f Parisian Sage
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Llliott lie wi.l retard j< ur money
' it you are not sntisiitd.
Oarnduff Branch
Manager
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Water Glass for
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WEALTH OF HAiR
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Eunday, September ‘6, 1914
St. Mary the Virgin Oakiey,
Matins and sermon 11 a. m.
Henry Wenmen, was thrown Holy
Trinity,
Glen
Ewen
from the plow oneday this
week. Evensong and sermon 3 p m.
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at. James Carnduff, Evensone
He is abio to be about, though his an(2 sermon 7 p. in.
back is still painful.
A . also n , B. A., Incumbent
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S 7 t0 0 y
There are ^comparatively few
people who do hot handle sufficient
funds to warrant their opening a
Current or Savings Ac^tfnt. Pay­
ing by checui is/ffic safest and
most satisfactory^ a\ of conducting
your businesSand in a cheque you
have yoiur receipt for payments
made. One dollar only is neces­
sary to open an account.
Interest
allowed on Savings Deposits at
Highest Bank Rate and added twice
a year.
No doubt all bis scholars will give Prayin" for ° « r sol(lier bo-TS‘
him a Warty welcome after their 'Long life to Captain L'vkh-.rt
holidays and will be eager tor : And honor to his naui.
He ’companied our boys away
May he bring them; home with
fame.
—Cdutributed
Miss Louisa Wruth
C’arnduff on Sunday.
RESERVE
FUND
SffirE $7,000,000
The Jacksonville school opened May peace and bright prosperity
•on Monday for school. Win Peters Soon on our fair empire poise ;
has returned from his holidays There are mothers, sisters, sweet
and has begun his school duties, i
hearts,
Miss Mary Conkell spent Sunday
at home.-’
E s t a b l i s h e d 1864
New
s a
Water Glass
m id / <
will be fresh ajft
ept for two years,
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and it is pro\ ed!
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is so effective
preserving material
Glass]
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P .ck your eggs now \vhil
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they are cheap.
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Service at 7 p. m.
Prayer Service in
Carndnff
ev' rY Wednesday evening at 8 p. m R e a d
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T h ey are
neW SV
_ all the services.
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to
cordially invited,
R e v . £. G. S aNDF.rs, B.A , P ast->f:
PHYsK U \ S AND SURGEONS
QA3IPBELL & THOM^If^ON
B iptist
BARI
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Regular pr«»HChmg service every
SOLICITORS J X . d v ix a t f .s
Sunday at 3 30 p. m.
TV^^RKRETON, ji. d .
Notaries P ublic. F.tc.
Sunday school at 2 p. in. All
welcome.
BROADWAY
CARXDUPF
MONEY TO OOAX. FARM3 30C0HT0RS0J.il
A. S. Mc L ean . Pastor
THE GAZETTE. CARNDCFF. SASKATCHEWAN.
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killed taiiiors. M/e ha'
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Udn'i i it lii
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. a . r , c o r r e c t n e s s 1^il:
t iS\ 1’CSu1l fro m na mg onfs cloth
per workmen.
23th Century Clothes are all hop J tailored hy
over C000 samples of the newest cloths for Fall wear to choose
nerfeci fit or no charge.
ikia i
.s vnr.r o p p o r tu n ity
to b u y
i.:_-n
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pi ices i ifft 11
of < —•.
\Ve.h?,vp af ..i*t •” pun- Men - i;: ao-a nd. w ; *■<■
strip.• Bios >15509 !U to 14. These “■-11 r .r.il.ir-
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VVool Seeks two-1hirds Va 1ue
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Sa^t 73c
Saturday 0:1 y 3 ?>r fo r*; i.O A
Men's \X orking Boots
lii-re y -u will
: . bir£c Hssorfm^n^ r
-nds of Men'? \\b rl mg Boots.
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pair. Special c a
o.i.l Boots r,
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I lave you liatl a look at our new Silk Waists
in all the latest colors, tanyo, blue, nets ami
croj.es, all the leaking styles, $3.75 to $7.50
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\\ e are fortunate to have our Velvets in a>
the wholesalers are cancelling all velvet orders, so
be sure to proeme that velvet dress as the stock is
limited and we cannot buv more,
•fust arrived another shipment of Misses’
and Women’s Fall and Winter Coats.
W e are
I showing all the newest styles in Roger garments
) and North wav.
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I’lu balance to clear at Half Price.
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Our dii-ssmaking Department i/s now open
ed and -ail the newest Dress. Goods in Crepe*,
Entities, Zabir.nes auW neavy Tweeds showing.
Come in an 1 npFcjf'roiir choice earl'..
s Trimmings and Laces.
Jteal
le Laces ar.d Insertions for dress
Remember we are always to th * front f<u
Tiiresiling- Supplies—Towel ing, Prints,. Quilts,
Comforters and Blankets—a fu 1 supply on hand.
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Be sure to call and get your wants supplied.
Pi kliiig season is with us once mme. We j
have ali kinds ot Spices for this j»artihi'ar occasion
--all guar.piteed pute and of the hi;:lirst «j1111irv.
Mixec pickling spice, •> jiackets lor 25c
Tumeric powder j»er 11> 30c
Bulk Mustard per lb 30c
Whole Cayenne peppers per lb 35c
Celery seed per lb 50c
Mustard seed per lb 30c
Ground Allspice o packets for 25c
Vinegars, Cider and white M ine] j»er gal. 50c
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We have a choice lot of
Famfv Crab Apples $2.75
Boxed Apples $2.00 and $2.25
Fancy Bartlett 1‘ears, jier-jbox $3.00
Fancy Elberta Peaches, per box: $1.55
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room being filled to cayaeity.
Mayor Lo'-khart o:ru] i '1 .th<
chair and stated the object of tIj-•
meetin-r.
Sbinc- ns u-sion folio' ed as to the sc ope of the organiza­
s Serious and Frivolous Facts of the Great and the I’ tion and culminated in a motion t'o
: form a cor]vs here with Dr. T. O.
i : : : Near Great gathered by Gazette Reporters : : : | i Brereton as Captain. A service
roll wa> signed by a immber of
! those
present
and
further '
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signatures will be sought.
The
F
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“ Jappointment of other officers will J
Mr. J. P. CarndttiT. of Xapinka.
Lost— A Signet Ring, gentle-1 be left to Captain Brereton as
was in town on Thursday .and! men's, engraved with initials “ C. Ithe occasion arises.
Order.- will
Friday last looking after interest^- H.
Finder will confer favor 1^ PosU'd lrom time to time a,
T.
j the Po-t Office. The meeting was
Mr. J. Courter, of Creston, Iowa. by1
! notifying
“ -K Dr.
1• Brereton.
ome on.
1enthusiastic, all feeling the need
^s
Cleaning
Pressing
Fur Repairing
The undersigned has opened
an establishment in the Bar­
bershop Block. J^arnduft, and
is prepared to/eceive orders
in the abo\ie lmes.
Careful attention to details
and first-class work will be my
endeavor, - and i respectiuky
solicit your patronage.
Special Attention to Ladies’
Tailoring, Cleaning, Pressing.
J. H A F F
U r . F. «... Elliott and family, o f : Beech' " ho is seriously ill.
Winnipeg, have been the guests of
The Women's Foreign Mission
Mr. and Mrs. -T. H. Elliott for a Society of St. Andrews's church
few days.
are packing a bale of clothing, any
.<;a T E ( •* n ; i «»K T H E
Miss Wood returned to town on person wishing to donate to thi- I X 7 H K
J H D I C I A L JU s T K IC T 'u F K - 1 E V A N .
Thursdav evening to again take b,lle wil1 Please leave ' ame
! IX T H E M ATT F it u F T H E F.-TATE
charge of J. H. Elliott's Miilinerv i basemont o f the t^urch the first of 1 O F R O B E R T J A M E S C C M B A R H .
the week.
LATE G
T H E T o W X oF- CARXdepartment.
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T IIK
P R O V IN C E
OF
Hull Insurance Inspector Selkirk
- AS K A TGH K W A X , D EC LA S I D .
J. H. Elliott has gone to the
because top sections are made
&
^ w ith ample provision for heat
e x p a n sio n . See th e M c C ia r y dealer.
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their .book of regulations re Rural titi«l theret* • :«a\ing n-eact
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' eiaiiri'«.i ttiiieii ihuice li.;- G.-en n*ceive«i
M.w Delivery where it reads o n , ^ biili ;iml will 1H>t
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t-,.r th..
wliat is called drop lettersr tliat is, said a->ets ••r-r.ny part tner*- •: t - any
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■ anv post office o r M----'
chum tia?j
letter s mailed
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notice at1
letter oox on a rural route tor de- the time of ti»e •iistribut. -n
the said ’
livery into any* other post office or a.*’-et> ‘t any pan tiiere
L'atou a
at
s. Camduif
vamuuxi in
m »!. l I'r ' luce oi ;
letter box on the ?ame route, rr>'t ^ Dated
>aska5ilewan Uiis 1st :ay •. -. ••
rate of postage is two cents an |A. D 1914.
CAMPBELL Sc THOMPSON
ounce which means that any seaivl
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-olicir-Ts i -r EdMani John Hunter,
cd letter requires a two cent stamp. :t.e , ... .r,,r
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This same applies to letters posted - =====^========================
in Carnduff for patrons on any
For S a ^
j mail route.
Registered F land-C^iiiy B*>ar, i’ yrsA meetin: to discuss forming
old. Apply to
•.aome •>Luird corps was lieia in 44-;j
fl. SMIIRC
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Notice to Creditor;
You w ill never be troubled with a warped
or buckled range top if you buy the famous
J d a r d iA / a r c
Headquarters
has been in the district for a few;
to of some training and prejm+ation
Mr.
Burt-Gerrans
went
da vs looking after his landjilorden yesterday to attend the; for any emergency should >ucli|
arise.
interests,
bedside of his father-in-law, Mr. j
T A k V. XOTiCK that a! I rr-TitoF- of |
trouble this week to make up a
* the a!''>ve estati ‘ are r» lin-iyF, -end
tniiitarv window.
It is worth
ip* the I.xec 'ti r of the
j
believe the majority of the farmer care of C’anij'lieli A Th
'll, it.trSUBSCRIBE F(>R THE GAZETTE 1coming to see.
are fairly well satisfied with the risters.
rister-. 1 arndulf, *a.-s..
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awards though, as usual, some again*; the ab**ve UF
-ta t ut ■r\ dec! a rat ■|>n '-Mwant more than they aie fairly
- j| .■M - . if any. held;
t
the : tn diiv of
entitled to. The lo.-ses range from
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'ctober.
1914.
10”., upwards.
: AND L c RTHER TAKE. X> T IE thatj
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Patrons on Rural Routes will ; after the >aj;l date the I-A-- -ator will;
; distribute the a-wts ■•!' the -aid
n;please take notice to section 19 in any part thereof among the j«artK*> en-
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£ ain al .vays
show " t o
EE FAIR I
ne p.-ompt'v.
Bring y .• V>" .: L 'Clocks and Jewellery to me if von want fitsf-cbi.- work non-.
Ma.l orders looked after at once.
Eu J. R. BAILY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, Carnduft j|
T H E G A Z E T T E . C A B X D U F F . SA S K .
Russiar. Dogs Trained far Battlefield
Dogs have ,»ecotne r^-al factors in
police work and in war.
Especlft 1> i3 this true in Russia,
which country has always inclined
to the actual « mployment of .rained
dogs for various purposes
it is scarcely five years siec? M.
f.obedeff and his enthusiastic coAorkers inaugurated the scientific
of police dogs in Russia, yet
In less than two years it will framing
M I^bedeff was able, to announce a
few days a g) mat during that period
be unlaw ful to buy or use
over '1,000 criaiirals had been tracked
by dogs and arrested in ST Petcrspoisonous white phos­
b :rg and district alon*
phorous matches
Recently, a series of competitive
fr.a!- for dogs were hp'd on the Se' rrenofT Race Course. There were
Everybody should begin close upon *:00 entires, belonging to
ti.e army, the police, the railway
now to use
companies, and other institutions.
Xniong them was the vt-teran Treff
I? 1- years, now working in Moscow*,
who received on ovation on his ap­
pearance and gained a substantial
award. Major Richardson, the Eng­
lish expert, was one of the judges
The dogs used in Russia for mili­
tary and poll- c purposes are prinipaliy
Airedales.
sheepdogs, and
and thus ensure safety in
Pinchers
Popular ,r'terest centred in the
the home
army contingent furnished by the
Life Guard Hussars
the Preobrajensky and Ismailovsky Guards, an 1
other
regiments.
Many
of the trials
A Bill Lovar 81mu! ail on
were perform d under fire, and only
a few of ihe younger dogs showed
any trepidation The dogs, when orj dered, left »he firing line and pelted
k »tr* eh (forward jn rm ins
offer from aa a*t*bit*hed
away to fetch reserves of ammuni­
firm
We
giw mg i * t r
tion They erurned to thpir masters
iw j to
housar.de oI
poople all o*er the
wirh 100 or moie cartridges carried
world •• •
huge
a J r j ♦laenaent.
Now
in hags on their backs.
!• r w r chart a* to
When searching on the ba’ tlefield
obtain one.
W rit e
now ,
enctofting W
• the Russian dogs ha\p also been
eents for cm# c t our
trained to briig back the caps of the
fitshioaable L a d l e s '
Tx>og
O u rd i.
or
vounded to iheir keepers
Oeots' Albert*. sent
earriaci peul to wear
; A relay rac ■ for message-carrying
with the *au?h. wh!eU
was a picturesque and successful item
writ U
g
Free
these watches
an*
of the progra: •, but Major Riebardguaranteed fi»e y*ars.‘.
scr doubts whether such a service
should roa take ad­
vantage of oar raarral|would be -»f utility save in peace
fo u
ofr:r
Ws
roe to tell ro a r friends
n b n it us and s.:ow them the beautiful
watch
time The dogs also draw miniature
Don t think this offer too good to bs trns. bat w*od
Maxims which carry as far as a rifle,
2 3 e s n t s to day and caio a Free Watch
You
will he ama/ed WILLIAMS k LfXlTD, Who's**!# i The same Russian dogs distin­
Jew i.era,u # pt **•). VJ. Cornwallis Load. London. N .,
guished
successively between riders
Sn-Iand.
i end their mounts, robbers and their
booty.
POISONOUS
MUCH PAIN FROM
KIDNEY DISEASE
REFUGE FOR WILD GEESE
B ew are of
F ak e Baking P o w d e r Tests
Only Kidness Needed to Attract Tt»ese
Birds to Suitable Situations
That wild geese are shrewd »-nough
Doctored n Vain Until Dr. Chase’s j to know friend from foe. and that, if
you "throw a handful of feed at them |
t THE SPICE MILL’’ (N.Y.). SEPTEMBER, 1*13 )
Kidney Liver Pills Were Used
instead of a thimbleful of shot.” they
Kidney derangements are eften as­ will lose their fear of.man and make j
Unscrupulous manufacturers of baking powder, in order to sell
sociated with disorders of the liver their home within a stone's throw of
their product, sometimes resort to the old game of what is known as
and bowels, and under these condi­ human habitations, has been clearly
' !t»c glass test.” In reality it is no test at all, but. in cases where the
tions ordinary kidntv medicines usual- demonstrated by the experiments of
prospective buyer does not understand that the so-called ’'test” is
ly fail to effect cure. 1; is because
a lake, pure and simple, the salesman is sometimes able to make him
Mr John T. Miner of Kingsville, Esbelieve it shows conclusively that the so-called baking powder he is
their unique, combined action on
ewnty.’ Ontario.
liver, kidneys ,nd bowels that Dr.
selling, and which of course contains egg albumen, is superior to olher
The history of the growth of this
Chase's Kidntv-Liver Pills are so gen­ flock furnishes an interesting example
brands which do not contain this ingredient
erally successful, even in the most of what can be done to tame w.ld
Bulletin No 21, issued by Dairy and Food Bureau of the State of
complicated cases.
'birds
In 190' Mr. Miner obtained
Utah, reads as follows: —
Mr Emanuel Bernard, farmer. St seven wild geese, clipped their wings,
' The sale in the State of Utah of baking powders containing
Paul's, Ken county. X.B, writes: — and placed them or. his pond as de-|
minute quantities of dried egg albumen is declared illegal. The
-About eighteen years ago my w ife ,
„ . wil4 oeebe w ere so scarce•
albumen in these baking powders does not actually increase the
was bad with Kid ey disease and suf- that it ¥ w„
faur v*ar s before any
leavening power of the powder, but by a series of unfair and deceptive
f‘‘re<*
^rorr- headaches, Pain3 ott,ers joined th.-m In the spring of
tests such powders are made to appear to the innocent consumer to
in boweL and stomach, and her near, j
eleven came, the following vear
possess three or four times their actual leavening power.”
was affected. For a year she was ^ and in
as many as 350. Since
treated by her doctor, with. .no. appar that tuiK- they have been too numerent benefit > ie then us^-d (He boxes (ou3 to gjve anjr exact estimate, but
of Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills with probably about 1.000 may be found on
most satisfactory results. This gave the premises at a time Since 1911 no,
A Bitter Disappointment
Ready For It
us such a good opinion of Dr Chace's rhooting whatever has beeu indulged
’ When I was in Paris." remark
Yo|ung W ife—Don't \ou admire a
Kidney-Liver Pills that wp always in within tiie reserve By moving the man who always says the right thing the collector of curios. ” 1 discovered
keep them in the house to be used for feed by degrees the geese have been 1at the right time?
in a bookstall i volume which I knew
all derangements of the kidneys, liver coaxed to ^otne right up to the. The Spinster—I'm sure I could if at first glance to be of extraordinary
Chase's Kidney- house
and bowels.” Dr
value. I could scarcely believe tb#
>x a for $100, ail
v,-:iId ducks also frequent the pond, 1 ever have the pdeasure of meeting good
Liver Pills, 25c a box
Utck Ur>ath!css. I inquired tb#
such a ma: .—London Illustrated Bits.
n
U n f A.
{*. Co,
f 1/\
dealers, or Edmanson.
Bares
&
and some of F ese have been identi- j
price of the dealer ' Just think of It!
Limited, Toronto
j lied by aluminum bands, bearing Mr.
I could have had that treasure for •
Discouraging
Miner's addr. ss
By meaifs of these
Mother Why, Ethel, you mustn't song!”
Making Real Flesh by Aid o' Sponge he has esUb,.shed the fact that they U * sad on vour birthday.' What is it?
“Well, why didn\,you get It?”
Never could sing a note in ay
Rubber has many uses, even to re- return to his place every spring, or.Ethel—Well,
Tommy'll
be eight
pairing the human body externally
.if they fail to return he has been atle ne*t moirth. and then he'll be a year life,” cried ihe collector, bursting nThe great Italian surgeon Fieschl Ito learn wha- has happened to them.! older than me again, and I've tried to tears.
conceived the idea of using porous Oue was shot as far away as Paris, j so hard to cau-h him up.—London
rubber in ’ he form of fine sponge, Kentucky 1 hoc that return nest in Punch.
Wise and experienced
mother*
counting upon the affinity between •’the neighborhood and bring up their
know when the!r children are troubi**4
it and human tissue to bring about a . young befon- p.^utu migrating,
Not That Kind
with worms and lose no time in applyperfect fusion
Mr Miner's experiments are
a
ing Miller's Worm Powders, the most
"Do you give your patient
Dr. Fieschi called this “nuova j sinking illustration of how easy it meat Mrs Jones?”
effective vermifuge that can be ustd
carne," or “ l. -w flesh.” He experi- would be to conserve the migrating
"No, indeed; the doctor has order- It is absolute in clearing the system
mented with ;t upon animals before bird life of this continent if only ed a strictly .aletudinarv diet
.of worms and restoring those ltealthy
he tried it cn ais patients. He in-1 refuges were prov ided, where the
conditions without which there can •'#
serted bits of sterilized rubber sporg? birds could einaiin for a short time
no comfort for the child, or hope oi
WIRE WOUNDS
in various parts of the bodies of degs unmolested, during their seasonal
robust growth
Ii is the most trust­
and rabbits and found that in a very flights to their breeding grounds and
My mare, a very valuable one, was worthy of worm exterminators
short time they were not only en­ back again.
badly bruised and cut by being caught
veloped, but thoroughly penetrate!
M ,
_
. ».i
-..c wounds
"Now. don't talk too much win**
in a wire fence. Some ui
of the
by granular tissue without any in
c amc
urns armer
!would
would not
not heal,
heal, although
although II tried many you go to call on your neighbor. You
flammation, suppuration or other ill
Vt hen the t; >man, greenat farm-1 different medicines Dr. Bell advisedUnay a n s w e r questions,
of course.”
effects.
ing. turns to agriculture for a living, me to use MIXARD S LINIMENT, di“ That is aK I ever do,” said ih#
Having thus proved its value. Dr very frequently his former vocation luted at first then stronger as the child
"And they ask a great murjr
Won Fame on its Merits.—The un­ Fieschi used the porous rubber in proves of tremondous assistance. sores began to look better, until after , questions. Last time they asked how
It youfeel *oi. i of v»ft Is' 'R* SDOW '<.•>r the BLLfcV
•. FFKRfromKIDNU.Y. BI.ADDFR. NKFVOl r» DlsF.AsEi. bounded popularity that Dr. Thornes' healing two large wounds resulting Thus a salesmar is pretty sure to three weeks, the sores have healed, j much salary papa got and if he e/er
’ >N H’KtKM'
i * urr;. ,k KERUPriOMS.PtLES,
write for FREE CLOTH But.'ND MEDICAL BuOK >s I Electrc Oil enjoys is not attributable from the reduction of herfflas. He market his products to advantage; a and best of all. the hair is growing j quarreledwitn you” — Kansar
City
:»■**#* di -ei *es anI * isik;rrut. ( •res effected by
inserted it where it would be most Piofessional man brings excellent well, and is NOT WHITE as ip mostJournal
1H£ N£W FRENCH R E M E D Y . NjI N 2 N>3 j to any elaborate advertising, for it has
efficacious
:r.
strengthening
the
mus-;
judgment
to
his
new
work;
a
tradesbeen so advertised, but is entire­
always the case in horse wounds
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T H E R A P I O N ^ ^ I not
ly due to ,hp merits of this Oil as a eiar w-alls that retain the internal . man possesses trained ability which
F. M DOUFET. f A local band was one day playing ia
toe re m » I 7 for Yo; r o w n af'm ent. A b solute!/ F R E E
organs
The
wounds
healed
without
works
ir«
handily
in
his
new
enterN o 'fo llo w u d circulars. N o obligation*. O r . L r C l EKC
I medicine. in every city, town and
Weymouth
Scotland, when an old native came ap
vi p i / C o .H a v e r s ro t x K d . H s m p s i k a d L o n d o n . E m u
j prise- If a man has made a success
hamlet in >he country it is sought af- j eoinplic&tion
WF y o t r o PROVE U IE K A P IO N W IL L L O R E VOW.
«. '
'_____ ;______
j and asked the bandmaster what tha
A
year
after
the
operation
an
X
-,
0f
something
else,
the
likelihood
of
ter solely because of its good qualities.
Old Scotchwoman Tjie last iueak I ' piuce was they were rendering.
ray examinatio i revealed the rubber him succeeding at farming is in­
“ That's 'The Death of Nelson,” ' re­
got frae ye I could jiae soljed 1 )8
still in plae? anu apparently become creased.
P/-*' ENTS
Oliver Wend !I Holmes was strollirg an integral part of the tissues.
plied the bandmaster.
I Thus it was with Mr. R. A. Alex- boots wi' it.
“ Aye, mon,” remarked the native,
Butcher- And why t|id ye jio dae
Fetii?'.stonhnugh * Co., head office, ou the beach one day when he began
------ ---------—
1ander oi Aldergrovo. B.C., who was
‘‘ye hae given h.tu an awfu' death ” —
it?
King street. ta-t, Toronto, Canada. j chatting with a little girl who w:.s
MAKING
WIRE
!
formerly
a
machine
disigner
by
pro! building pyramids of sand. His charm
fession. Alexander in his new sphere! Woman— So I w id if | could tiae get Pearson Weekly.
of personality had its customary effect
Iron at once found man;, ways of turning ! thp Pp8s -ae
through it j
Lively Cheese
and the child soon slipped her hand in Rolling and Drawing a Bar of
1 should
like
his
ul r* rAiiti
expertl i\uu»
know iledge
v
cto
yj aLv.uuui.
account. vz
On i
.
,.
\
,
» t »to have
. , your, opinio*
his
and
walked
with
him.
By
and
by
Into
a
Fine
Thread
‘How did you find the Stilton I
most farms 'he workshop contains A street Arab stooo oq the weighing ot my picture, he said to the crifc.
'
the
little
on-said
she
must
return
to
ient you?”
Bars of metal four inches squa
iare ( simply a bench, a . ice and various1
machine
” It absolutely worthless,’’ the other
Find it? We didn't finl it!
As her mother.
art- heated and passed while hot andl hand'tools
Alexander' installed a
In ^
of the lingering: day.
replied shortly.
"Good-bye, mv dear," said Mr. plastic
soon as ever my wife's ba?k was
“ Oh, I know that," pursued the art­
Then
a
counterfeit
pijinnv
hej
dropt
through rapid);
revolv'.-g . omparativel*
complete
machine
turned It jumped from the pancr.; I Holmes, ‘ and when mother asks you n ils, reducing them to wire rods si,(jp equipped with anvil, forge, drillist. “ but it would really interest >n»
in the slot.
shelf rauf.Ticwn the garden, out of where you have been, tell her that which var; from ane-quarter of an incr mu(.hine bandsaw and steel, iron
very much indeed.’ Berliner Zeitung
And silently stole a-tfteigh
the gate, ^ind was last seen chasing you have beer, walking on the beach inch to rn inch or more in diameter, i an^, woodworking tools,
a frightened dug down the road”— with Oliver Wendell Holmes.”
depending upon the finished size o f : Tilis machine shop has proved of
The great name was absolutely un- wire wanted
London Mai!.
invaluable assistance in conducting
What; about your wife and children? W ill they
i know n to the child, but she recognized
These rods, ’ hirh are formed into ’ the firm
One of Alexander's most j
The
cultured young woman from ; the courtesy n the words of her coils as they pass through the rods, ambitious undertakings is now near j
dress well after you are gone ? W ill your children
Boston was trying to make conversa­ stranger friend and was not to be cut- are dipped ir. acid baths to remove ing completion. It is a farm steam
be educated ? Have a talk to-day with an agent
i done. His pleasant smile and bow ac­ loose scale and provide a lubricant
tion
engine, with a nominal capacity of
"L)o you cari for Crabbe's Tales?’’ quired a quaint gravity as imitated for drawing Drawing consists of two horsepower but which actuaR;
1by the child She replied:
she asked.
pulling rods while cold through holts will develop five or six. Mounttd on
"And when jou go home and they of gradually increasing diameter drill- j tmoks it is easily transported from '
“i never ate i ny ” replied the b -ee/.y
O F F I C E S Winnipeg, Edmonton, Saskatoon,
girl from Chicago, “ bur I’m just dead ask you where you have been, tell ed in steel plates During this pro-, one part of the farm to another, attliPm that you were walking on the cess the particles of metal become! tendias: to such operations as woodstuck o. lobsters!"—Judge.
Vancouver.
Agents Wanted.
beach with Maw Susanna Brown.”
elongated and strained, making the ! cutting aJd feed-grinding,
“ This towel is disgraceful.” d *wire harder and more brittle. To re-j Alexander has not permitted his in­
dared the diutnmer at the mining
If Tormented With Corns
store it to a proper temper it is neces rnnatio.. toward mechanics to keep
camp hotel. ’Boss.” said the color­ I Save yourself pain, worry and dis- sary to heat or anneal it.
j j,im awav from primary farm work
ed porter, “ severty-five men done i tress, by using the neevr-failing PutWhen a fine diameter is reqai-ed He has tt'ad splendid success in daitywiped dey hat.’s <>n dat towel dis ! nam’s Corn ( nd Wart Extractor. It is there must be repeated annealings jngf. handling grade Jerseys exc'.utnawilin’, and' you is de first to com­ , reliable and ac’ s quickly.
and drawings. This may be done un- £ vely. His field crops have been
plain ! ”
til the ''ar, which originally was four |uniformly successful and his potatoes
There had been friction between the* it ches square and four feet long, be- j are ajways among the be$t iti the disThe courts have decided that cotton choir and minister for some time past, conies reduced to p diamteer of a trjcr The lattei he takes particular
futures contracts are perfectly legal, but so far the gingers had more than single thousan it. of an inch and
j prirde in. declaring that Aldergrove is
lespite the objections of statesmen held their own. However, on? Sunday- tended 13,000 miles in length Ba-1 a.daptod to spuds as few districts on
who have lost money fooling with morning the minister, after listening fore so fine a tize is reached the wire j t^e American continent are.—J. T. B
.hem.
to the singing of the usual anthem, an­ will cut into th e steel of the die pla'e, i jn Montreal S’ nr- N
_______________
nounced in v. loud, clear voice: "My so the usual die plates must be dis-1 ‘
text this morn’ng will be, ‘Now, When carded and the drawing continued The Word "Obey" in Marriage Service
the Uproar Has
Ceased ' ” For a through holes drilled in diamonds,
Queen Victoria when asked wheth­
moment the members of the choir the diameter ;f these diamond dies er she would va.y “ o b e y , ” in the mar­
looked crestfallen They felt that the decreasing by fractional parts of a riage service, answered in the affirm­
parson had scored for once. Then in thousandth cf an inch This wire af­ ative. She was being married “ not
the sofest whisper they decided to fords a striking illustration of a mat­ as a quern, bat as a woman." which
make a slight alteration in the musi­ erial made more valuable by toe was strictly tru«- as she conferred
cal programme, and when the sermon application of labor.
no rank upo.i her husband by marFrom the time the bar of me’ al ripge.
concluded ,li i organ pealed forth and
Restored to Health by Lydia the eheir triumphantly sang: “ Now ?t enters the furnace nothing is added Toda. there is much discussion
to it. All the work is done with one i over tj,'js otu. A-orl in the service of
is high time to wake out of sleep.”
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
article, which ir passed through matrimoi»v. Tnere are even said to
Compound — Her
Two Philadeiphiaus were talking of rolls and diawn through die plates ip£. some clergymen who quietiy omit
(
sometimes :at the instance of the
Recommended by lead­
Lite fortune cf a third denizen of that until it is finished.
Own Story.
' bride, but goherally from a sense
city when one said:
‘•\Yhat
could
be
more
sad
than
a
that
it
js
not
quite
fair,
ing
builders for all types
‘ His first ucky strike was in eggs.
man without a country?’’ feelingly ask-: To quote Gt Paul, the wife, who
London, Ont. —“ I am a farmer’ s wife He bough’ 10,000 dozen at a low fig­ ed the high school literature teacher j js to
subject to her husband in '
of internal combustion
ure. put them n cold storage and s id
and a very busy woman. Last summer
j evervthing has for husband one who '
them at a prefit of more han 400 per of her class.
I was taken with cent. That was the cornerstone of his
‘‘A country without a man." respond-: ioves his wife even as Christ also I
engines. Keeps its body
severe pains in my great fortune."
eel a pretty girl just as feelingly.— To- - ioved the ch'uch. and gave himself
i up IOr jt. if the husband promised
at high temperature, leaves practically no
back so bad that I
‘ Alt.” exclaimed the other. ‘ Then peka Jouranl.
-----------------! to do that, there, would -be no incould not get up or the hens laid i t! —Harper's Maga­
carbon deposit Equally good for external
Tbe Mistress— I’m surprised
that |j ustiee in th? wife promising to obey,
scarcely move with­ zine.
you want to ’ cave. Mary, i consider put t;,e rnarn: ?e service is a conout p a in , and my
bearings.
you ve a very good situation. As you tractSecretary Bryan's Successes
periods were pain­
j n the Rotiati order of marriage
Secretary Bryan scored another know. I do some of the work myself. ’
ful. M y husband
Mary--Yes, but you don't do it o , the mau and the woman say pr~called in a good doc­ i success as a humorist eliciting roars m; satisfaction.—Sketch.
ciselv tin- same words. In the Anglitor and I was under j of laughter fiom the pupils of a New
j can service, where tho man says, to
Jersey
schoc’
fo
girls
with
such
his care for some
Gunpovder for the Soil
love and to cherish.” the woman
time, but he did me questions as ‘ Why does a red cow
Brown gunpowder, manufactured ior says, “ to 'ove. charish and tc- obey.”
w-ho eats gre*-ri grass give white
little or no g o o d . milk that yi Ids yellow butter?”
the purpose of destruction, is being
The questi. a arises, who inserted
One day a friend of mine told me to
The secretary’s professional suc­ turned into foed. An experimen er the word *'obe>” n the marriage s<*rtry Lydia E. Pinkham's V e g e t a b le cess was naturally gratifying to him. has found that it makes an excellent vice? • Where dirt ir come'from? A
T he most durable oil for farm machinery.
Compound as she had been greatly but such a triumph is. of course, of fertilizer for garden vegetables, as i t ' certain schola- has been set apart to;
helped by iL I began taking it and comparatively little consequence to contaius about 80 per cenr. of potassi-' make this inquiry, and up to date
Stays on the bearings; will not gum or
Large quantities of the he has got ro far as the Thirteenth
soon got well, and my periods became a man who lias for months kept the uni nitrat"
powder made for navy use have been Century, but has found no mention
natural again. Since then I have had risibilities of the whole diplomatic displaced by rite newer smokeless o ' obey n a:i\ church order
corrode; not affected by weather.
perfect health. In fact I have never felt world in a coustan state of inflam- powder, and the government author:Some day we may find when the
!
niation.—
New
Ycrk
Sun.
so well in my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's
ties sought a way of utlizing the dis- word first made its appearance, and
Renown Engine Oil
Vegetable Compound is a medicine
carded explosive. In its new employ- \who was responsible
The
home
mstinct
in
crabs
is
illasmany women need. . I f you think this
ment of adding to tne country's food
Thresher Hard Oil
Premier Gasoline
Too Much For the Whale
letter will help other women please pub­ ! trated in some cases recently reported 1supply ,t is thoroughly wet and work­
a
j from England
Several crabs from ,
lish i t ” —Mrs. K. C. Y oung, Tambling’* j Yorkshire, liberated at Skegness, in • ed into the Soil— New York Tribune.
The Sunday rchool teacher was mak­
Atlantic Red Oil
ing a review of tne Bible lesson.
Corner, London, Ontario, Canada.
|Lincolnshire, walked home again. A
There', a Time Limit
•
Who
was
the
wisest
man,
James?"
Women who suffer from those distress­ ! most remarkable case was that of a
“ While you we'-e standing in the i "Solomon.
Imperial Oil Co. service puts these products
ing ills peculiar to their sex should not pair of crabs male and female; which
doorway,
bidding the sw?et young! “That's right Now, Frank, who
doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham’s were taken in the same trap off the thing good night did it ever dawn was the strongest man?”
within the reach of anyone in the Dominion.
Vegetable Compound to restore their Yorkshire coast They were carried to upon you—”
•Jonah-”
Lincolnshire, marked, and returned to
health.
Wrong.
What
reason
have
you
for
the sea at different places along the
believing^ Jonah ta be the strongest
I f you h are the slightest doubt coast. In
W rite any agency.
the course of time the
that Lydia E. P in k h a m ’s V egeta­ same pair, having found each other in
Try Murine Eye Remedy man?”
*
’Caus?
the
whale
couldn’t
hold
him
ble Com pound w ill help you,w rite ihe sea, were captured together a sec­ If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyee
THE IM PERIAL O IL C O M PA N Y, Limited
to Ly d ia E .P in k h a m M edicineCo. ond time in a trap at their original or Granulated Eyelids. Don't Smart— i efter it got him Iowa."— Philadelphia
! North American
(confidential) Lyn n .M ass^f or a d - home in Yorkshire.—British Calfoin- Soothe* Eye Pain. Druggists Soil
Toronto
;
Montreal
Winnipeg
V an couver
Ottawa
rino Eye Remedy, Liquid, 26c.. 50c. Mu.
Quebec
rice. Y o u r letter w ill be opened, ianCalxarr
Edmonton
On an Ocean Liner
H
alifax
St M »m
rine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes 25c^
read and an sw ered by a wom an,
Saakatoo a
Table Steward—The man who will
Guest—Bring me some apple pie. 60c. Eye Book Free by Mall.
an d held in strict confidence.
sit next to you is a bird doctor.
Waiter—Sorry, sab; it just
run
Aa Eya Taaic G*a4 far Al Ira that Naaf Cara
j Old Sport—Good! Are any of Lis
out.
Guest—Follow It. then: follow it MURINE EYE REMEDY CO„ Chicago, <patients travelling with him.
W. N. U. 1012
MATCHES
EDDY’S NON POISONOUS
“SESQU1” MATCHES
ILO WATCH FREE.!
FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS
THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE CO*
TETLEY’S
ABelter Cup of Tea- T IT A
FARMER'S WIFE
ALMOST A WRECK
,M
oreofThemtothePound
I LH
STANDARD
Gas Engine Oil
PRAIRIE
Harvester Oil
T H E G A Z E T T E , C A R X D U FF . S A S K .'
HAS NC COUNTRY
THE WELLAND CANAL
A NATIONAL TASK
t
TOR TOWN BETTERMENT
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Of FOREST RESERVES
MILITIA PRAISED BY BROOKE
WIRELESS SIGNALS
SENT EDOM TRAINS
Says Car*d an Soldiers Can Readily
Pussian Tailor Vay Not be Allowed Practical Suggestion for Improved
Adapt T hemselves to Conditions
Social Condition* in Town
to Land on Either Continent*
“The miutetei of militia should be
Whether Ike Willis, a Russian tailand Country
well satisfied « ,th the manoeuvres
01 , aged 30, will permanently become
in the city there are societi* s of all
this year, for they have been produc­
paasanger on _liners, ’ ravelling
be- , Linds for civic improvement—city i
,
A GlGANT |C PROJECT
UNDER tween Am.-riem Lngiand and Russia piannirg associations, city clubs. soc- iTHE FUNCTIONS OF THE GO< tive of many interesting lesson?,** do-j DETAILED EXPERIMENTS ON TH|
clared Lord Brooke in an interview i LACKAWANNA RAILROAD HAVE
WAY THAT I' NATIONAL IN
I.vmenhe -o nes out o an Bngl sh pris- Ja, serv,e leagues, health societies— ) ERNMENT FOREST RESERVES
He commended the Petewawa camp,
i cm ,n a yea. s .ime is a matter iOT; lbe Rst g:o * 6 longer every day- But
PROVEN SUCCESSFUL
SIGNIFICANCE
IS OUTLINED
and afterwards inspected the Mari-1
1.-peculation
I * nut about the country town? Does
time
camps
Willis is at undesirable alien, echo u ^ eed 'n oth in g?' Is life Vn the counCanada is Spending Fifty Million Dol
The Canadina soldier,*
ad^ed j Wireless Servic? For Operating Train*
was charged at London sessions with '
toWn or , llage ^ near porfecion The Rem»d/ For the Many Evil* Foltar* to Improve Transportation contra venting a.i expulsion
lowing
Jeforestatior.
is
the
Carry-!
Brooke,
leads
a
more
strenuous
iife I is Now no Longer an Experimentorderthit QO im,)roVf
can lak€ place? ,
Communicating With Moving Train
, .
_ .
, _ __ „ „ and therefore can adapt himself more
Facilities— To Carry Trade Froqp wh:eh had rcllor.ed his practice of a
y et W#1rarely ^ .ar thl!. matter dising
Out
of
a
Po
icy
of
Conservation
.
,
,
“
*
8
7
; quickly •.« the conditions of military
Will Prevent Wreck*.
confidence trick
His counsel. Mr,|cusged
E,tber we ba, fc grown acEast and West
Under Government Control.
j service than the European. I was
about cus;oHied t0 -lbings as lhe>- are or
Today f'anada is making geography, Purcell told a curious story
Since the ti"»t wireless ttlegraph
was ba^e bt,.n discouraged
at repealed fui- A pe.petual timber supply, result tig most faxoratly impressed with the message from a mm ing train to a lix
not of tbe cpi. rr)orr] sort, tliat passes ...in. Born in Russia, VSillir
t
„ .. .
,
but of that perm ’ brought to Eti® and when - years old ures. Only a fe days ago a country from systematic, methods of cuttu g i spirit of the troops and the genuine I
i » ay in a gcnerati
is commonly, and correctly, supposed Jhard work done during the time they
‘
e
«n* nt and substantial character tbit He spent eighteen years in this coun- g(.booj teacher wrote me with a \i w
l-ack»waura Litni.ed to Scranton. Pa.,
were
in
training
to be the chief purpose of making
1the improvement of the wireless ?erwi.l endure for a century and beyond. try and most of the remainder of Lis ^ coming to the city so that he might
* The mobilization of thirteen thv»urtnrl a
tr.r community
rommunitv wi
I vice betwetu trains and stations for
a q^id
field icr
work. His forest reserves
Right, in *h« heart of this North Arncr- 1 fe he had Leen in America He bad find
?ard men at Petewawa m so short a
Another
purpose,
scarcely.
If
at
a.l
a
wife
and
two
children
commercial and operating purjx—e*
ican contin'Dt- tlmost at the doors • f
r.
. . , .
eves had apparently not been opened
On two occasions he had been sent , tQ the
t needs and * 0nde.fui op inferior, is .ha’ of regulating the ruu- time cculd not have been possible i has been steadily going ou
L B
Toron’ o—Canada is engaged upon a
except for the complete harmony ex­
project magnificent in its conception, o .ussia by boat tut as he was un-, portunities for social service that were ‘ oil from th water sheds of rivers, on isting between tte railways and the Foley, ihe l,ai kaw.u n. s superint«: d*
°
’ le a^guage tne aut
a]j about ^jm ;n his cwn little town which, on account of the fact that the
revobr ionary in its effect, national n '* ‘
Col
Hughes Is et t of telegraph, who originated the
. . is un-suitej
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f or his benefit and for that of hen- . land
for farming, through mobilization staff
its significance. It Is this that Can- orities declined to aliow him to land.
doing
his
best
by
means
of cadet idta of the train win less system and
ad a is about in the building of the The first time he was .-eut back here dreds of jthers like him, let me quote its being too poor in quality of too movements, drill halls and personal has been in charge of the test*, if
,n close touch ^ it, making satisfactory experiment* .n
w Welland Ship Canal.
and he had now returned to see Lii a few paragraphs from au article by rocky, 6r being at too high a level and j nfllience t k
ith
so exposed to frosts, tree* form the ; {
and , hu
rhe appellation, Welland Canal, is wife and children and to take them p y} Hansen 0l D(;.s Moinesfields hardly though of when the lit w
away.
It
was
difficult
to
know
what
,
,
.
.
*
,
st profitable crop.
*
.
l>ei baps three-quarters of a century away It was difficult to know what
, cse of wireless was lir-t conceived
Business jealousies, social jealous­ most
buHding up an efficient force.
old. The old folks *alked of it, every would happen tc him in the eircum- ies. and misunderstandings are of freForests maintained for this Latter
‘ The system of interchange of|I The la.i st a cOmplislinient is ’ i*
of signals by wirt-les- iron. *
m bool child lea-ns of it as pa t of j stances and he might permanently
.. I,•be_ ouent occurrence and
anu assume large purpose are called ‘protection forests.’ imeprial officers inaugurated by CM. 'setting
j
come
a
passenge.
on
liners
irav
elling
1
ions
ic
town
iife.
]n
some
Possibly the best example of such a Hughes has proved most useful In moving train or Lorn a fixed win o x*
the daily curriculum. But. with all
between
the
different
countries
;owns certain soeial, lodge or church forest, and certainly the largest pro- bringing about an exchange of ideas
tin-, how many know that right at
/ ' Y
,h u iheie
no
The unwanted Willis was said
„ co-operation
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___ ____,
the threshold of Toronto is geography
groups make for .ery distinct sets or tection forest in the world, is the and a
that must
resul longer any doubt that the » irel« s*
have
been
twice
rejected
by
the
T’
nit
can
be
depended
ou
for
this
signal
cliques. All this calls for a getting Rocky Mountains Forest Reserve in beneficially to the empire as a whole
In the makir.i,? A nation is converg­
if thp RusAlberta, which now has an area of
ing its wealth, its brains, its muscle, le ed States au koritie* and
The presence of H R H. the Duke of Si rvice. If a.- operator a: a statico,
him back ne together for mutual he,Pf,u," ess,.!?
“ “ 81*6 square mile*,
realize
overcome the natural obstacle to sians -efuse to iiave
.
1
derstand
each
other
and
to
Connaught
and Sir Robert Borden be says, wants to set a signal for •
Fortunately the Dominion govern at Petewawa did much to stimulate moving train not in communicatioa
navigation presen ce in the Niagara seems destined for a life on the„ roll that it’s all one big family with
cataract—or better to improve the , ing deep unless he obligingly seeks common interest
Events which are;ment early recognized the value of j tbe interest"©*' the troops in their with him he ean cause the s> maphor*
blade of tbe signs post to rise cr ’all
communitv-wide in their nature, such such protection forests, and. by tne Wo, k ~
facilities of the existmg gap; to n-, a watery grave.
a:' ho wishes by simply sounding tha
sure that the trade of Canada w i.l1
as banquets, receptions, play events,! creation of forest reserves in ihe
SOULS VS ALGEBRA
etc mav *e. be planned" with the west, the great rivers of the plains FROM BARN DOORS OF FARMERS proper dots jnd dashes on his key
flow east and wit t, and that Canada 1
Signals can be sent by wireless."
hi rself* shall h come one of the car-J
idea in mind of doinc what has just having their source iD these watersaid Foley, “ a? easily and a? sun 1> a*
ric< nations oi the world
Dr Francis Denounces Majority of been suggested above. If even all the sheds were saved from the disastrous
they
are now sent b> electricity ionmen of a town would meet once a floods, the ,ow-water stages, and the|A,le9«d Auto Delivery Scheme For
These are some of the problems ,n-1
Teacners as Ignorant
ducted by wires We have a selective
------ of* "*
‘---- " *-----with
J— Jerod1
Prairies by C.P.R.
voiced iu rhe proposal to build a
month or so and discuss the ccmmun filling-up
the river-beds
n, w Weland Ship Canal and it is to; Denunciation of the present school ity problems and mix socially it would ed soil, so cnaracteristic of the rivers
The C.P.R is report! d to be ai rang ! dev ice by which an operator can get.
iheir ?oli.Jen that the gigantic pro system uttered by Dr. .1. H Francis,
be worth while. In one town a com- originating in the denuded water-sheds ing for the,adoption on a large scnle j a signal at any point if In has occasion
An­
, stiperintendeot oi schools, Los
) to flag a train
of the eastern United States
jeer is now unuer way
of a system of supplementary trails- J
les, Cal caused a stir among dele- merciai club has
%\-rU*r
"This means that if any mistake*
il is no Idle boast to speak of *.he
In this latter region many areas in portation by motor wagons in the
suits just this very thing. The writer
__
-----are made in the orders issued to nconstruction of the new canal across gates present at a session o ’ n
the Niagara Peninsula as one of the National Education association held at |h d ^aiw ays^sa^th at^M some^ndf
c0ve^. aP large part mountains, which prairie provinces which will practical- gjneers and conductors, at stations or
■t of Pennsylvania, j ly bring the railway to the bain doors j„ tbo ,as0 of an eniergeru.y <n which
world’s greatcri engineering tacks In­ St. Paul
winter months of idleness of many j \irginia, the Carrolinas and other of every
__ fanner _____
in its territory. Every ! „
"God bless the girl who refuses to j
train must ne stopped to avert
deed, th-: csiimacd expenditure of
study which causes men in small towns it would be a .States were very severely cut
and freight' station wYlf be made a depot
$30,000,000 w'ould be sufficient to ! study algebra,
heir souls," was blessing not only to the men but to have been repeatedly swept by fire, so f0r a "fleet of motor wagons, of a accident tlie station operator can sig1
warrant that ,-laim. But in these1many girls to mse
a great1that the forests have been entirely , type
spec;
- i nal -the
- train ,»s cc^rtainlv as if he ad
the community. There
-- - llv. devised for this ser-1
d. ys of great engineering construe-1one of Dr. Franc is’ statements,
destroyed
When rain falls
w,re :omDiunieatl6n with some
economic waste here.
« . on
. . such vice, the •lumber varying according I
tion the new WVlland Canal will rival
"The average literature teacher has. The pub'ic health is a thing of vital an area^ the water runs off almost -m to the size an? importance of the dis-1 cue on board.
Ir. its challenge to science the coil no soul and htLe brain,"
he
continued
’’Another
vaiuabh use to which ’ he
trict served. It is expected that im-1
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can b>»
necting waterway at Panama, where
wicked waste of a
\
i u e ^ n u 'give"" ( X T s i t ' “ "ea 8w ^ ccverad^wUh^foras?,’ I l l portant sta’ ions x* ill have from 12 to wireless controlled signals
put,” said Foley, "is tbe handling of
almost any small town would , soil would be more spongy and able a score of tbetie cars in service.
two ocea.i* arc joined, and in its com- hfe to compe. mm U^ study vnth^ her .1
‘Most of cur teachers »|e seinsc ,
sonj( 3tartling fat.ts as to the to retain water, and the water won. I The cars which, owing to the nature ,freight trains <>n long runs. At pr*»n ercial efficiency to the prototype of
egotists, would-be scholars, hiding be
No be hindered in running off by the t.'ee of the prairie territory, will not have:; ent a through fieight must make many
all big canal.-, at Suez.
... m.i imi
t stops between its starting point and
There is » romance in the historj
7 grades are tie- j destination, a.) that orders and in­
of what may be called the Welland I of
one-sixth of
structions concerning right of way
Canals, and there is the charm o f 1sho
rchandise and
fiction in the story of the conception,!
dapted for the trans can be deli . e-ed to the conductors,
design andv now the construction, o f ' gt
The chief importance but these frequent stops are a source
Ihe greater Wellana. For its realiza-, tei would rather send my child to a betterment to safeguard heahh and to entirely. Hen:e there is lost any pos-1 will, of course be in connection with of expense and delay which will be
tio.i men have striven in the glare of j
,
. f .ion
r.nJ with beautify the town. There is an abund- sibihty of growing a new forest on tne . the moving of grain harvested in aut- 'abolished by the wireless telegraph.
"Keeping trains In motion for long
the nooday :»pd the quiet of the teacher with a soul than one
ance of literature on the preservatt. n ; new bare rock. The soil carried away
.umn but the belief of the authorities
night, in the balls of parliament and brains whose only object is to have the of health which can be made use <f eventually found its way to the larger' is that sufficient service can be made I distances without stops will result in
’
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in the secluded purlieus of the coun child reach the answer in the back of in such campaignsLivers and harbours. and did actual of cars for delivering supplies to faim- great economy of operation," said
the book.
Fcley. "Railroad operating officials
cil chambt.
The educational interests of a com-j harm by silting these up. I he in- - ersers
and so
assisting in
ir. the
the establish
establish-; ktJ0Vv how expensive it is to start and
’ Nine-tenths ol our immorality is munity* can be helped by any group f creased irregularity of flov in the» , ing
tnerofand
r.fhomesteaders
V, sotv. assisting
-I--- -----1
It is a mans work; it is a work
on --their land
for many men; it is a worthy task for due to da.nagj done by teachers to with real community vision. Are the streams—excessively
a nation. The mei who build these boys and gills oefore they reach high public schools .he best? is t h e ..........— j. ---- - «- —=
canals don’t figure in digits. Th y schools.”
ing the best? Are the courses
compound in toousauds. The faith is j
---------,
given ’ d Ihem to remove mountains Kamloops. B.C, Opens Public Market they should be? these and man
They pick up a railway here and ff£- j The city of Kamloops,
B.C., has
eis would
practical questions to get
With direct communication with a
□ops,
B.u.,
nas
, concerned
--------------—et. On the open- J
about
and interested in In'afforest such a-eas as above referr^n
REFORMS PUT INTO EFFECT
train and the ability to set and release
posit it bodily over there- I hey com-1 opened a public market
•owd of citizens °.ne case a snia" club of men kept con- to. and aft?r non e vc3rs thp U p .L c
signals by wireless, dispatchers ran
pute quantities and distances as if the ;ng day a goodly crow
-- • " ........... .
1unuall>
they got a new school j Bill was finally passed" it, 1911 setUng Royal Commission Proposals Accept keep in touch with conductors and
illy’ at il
smallest thing to do w'as to lift a . were present early in the tnorntn *! buildin
Then there is need of such aside $<11,000,000 for tbe purpose of
-make. the
•great steamsuip with ten thousand ' rf.adv to receive the vendors. But 1UU,,'V "6' ‘
\—
"t— L
i
- ed by Department of Justice
. . .stops
. . needless
. .
. The wireless
.
Kons of cargo over a SOO-fcot hill, and '
a i
'hov;ed less^Earnestness j suppJementary eductaiona work in a conserving the navigability of navag,
,nc tar::iers - lo eu
• .v*
. . . ! community as can be gotten through able streams, by buying up and ulti________
ReformsJ ...
in the
__ __
administration
of permits
.......jthe dispatchi-r to board ev*rv
.
rlace it on an even keel 25 miles than tbe citizens; the earliest vehicle j lectures,
libraries, reading clubs, agri- mately re-afforesting
the denuded : the Kingston ^ n iten Tiarr suggested ' ,rain a,ld d f * l i V f r his instructions as
’
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’
- '
^
Qilroli- o
a
ir
u . . them
.1___ _to Hie
,
as
if ha
he handed
away.
areas on iinro.tant water sheds. At |by the commission which made an ex-, surely
,
was half an Lour late, and on^' }** j cultural short courses.
r>
M
n u ra o
n f t r .A v
.
It is worthy to note that the direct- _______
m0re______
appeared
in Die ncourse
of the
Thp to^.n p(.hool
houses might w,-ell present over five and a half million tensive investigation into the subject CC^ ! Kf. ° [ , in a. seah d envelope
for ordinIa he wireless service fo
ing genius of tne nc-w Welland Canal day. The market conditions w e r e j^ made use of literary events. de- acres in th2 Apalacbians have been <are beng put inio effect by tbe de-:
is a pure Canadian product. Mr. John.' such that the demand largely execed-' ^jates, discussions,, etc., which are of purchased or approved for purchase. Jpartment of justice. Any system in- ar> oper?tinE, Purposes
( _ i?__no__long<r
H
In
one
The right of the federal govern-1 auguratej with Kingston W
ill, °of‘ a5,
t is provcd
the fart
Laing Weller r engineer in charge of ed the supply and the small amount c0minunjt--wide interest.
imeieai.
>“
w,,,»
thatex.per,mr,‘
tbe Lackawanna
has by
already
de
survey, design
and
—
- " J construction. He 10f produce offered was readily dis- community the school building is used iLent to expropriate^suchglands *>>pm-J
appl,ed ° Lhe other penal pe„ded upon it when wire commiini a
is one cf the increas
using number of ,,0sed of. This success should encour- often for debat:* which pack the la^g- chase h nged on the power of promot-, institut ons
tion was cut off Recently w h en a se
graduates who now e•ncircle tbe globs (Sge more of tbe surrounding farmers
ing navigation giv en by he constitu-; Convicts at Kingston who used to
------ --------- ----- •--- - - • - ■
advantage
of
the
market
in one branch of the imperial service [ to take
market- ' pYooer recreation and entertainment tion. In Canada the Dominon govern- have on Sundays their last meal of I Vf rf\ st,orm p,lt a11 tel*M’hone and ti leoii onuiurr
another v/k
i
i
have brought great j white farmers will not compete
^i'- with
...... ffnr_ tbe
thf. peop'e
neoD’e of a community is no met was also gven the regulation of the day in the early afternoon are to |
e*«.Vs” !
fn tf.«
a nd lasting credit to their alma mater . the Chinese in peddling their produce : smal, factor jr making for character navigation by the British North Amcr-1 have anever ing meal
While knives mountain division of the I^arkawanna
1railroad, all train orders wire hand' d
- t h e Royal Military College at Kings-, f10m door to door, but might reason-^ and contenlment as well as conimun- ica Act of 1867, and it has been sug-: are not to be allowed a ” lJ“ c
a new kind of ( by wireless between Scranton and
ten. Mr. ” .e (‘r waf . „? In a . ^ ° 'I ably be expected to meet their custom- ^ pride. Some organizations should gestc-d that, in those
parts of eastern spoon and fork will be furnished
Lourg on February 13. 1862
waste
watersheds
take a hand in seeing that public re-, C a n a d a ^;here
here
water sheds
The system of tubbing and hosirg Binghampton for \wo hours during
age of twenty-one he was assistant i js to be congratulated on its efforts creation is properly directed. W l o clearl exert a detrimental influence' is to be abolished or be very spar-! which fifty-four orders were fran niitted.”
nJTfi tr, iQon
° nt La?ai ; ^9*? to bring customers and producers :n- r Z J i V Z "
andSabbath’
^ iM°“
th^ ^MVigabill,J
' •?
r” ?rsu°->S'y reso-.ed
, o4 In add|tlon
—,o)|graph
‘‘Commuiniation
ireless te e. i rniutuu
, ____ ------------------------1
,,
T
' as connected w ith , t0 p;rcct contact with one another. respect
.
~honor,
— - truth
. and. the baDoain
minionVovernment
should co-operate j the resident -■»physician a -----—
visiting
tn and f.-0m by
fixedwstati
ions with
*. . . -a.vrence (anal system, andI , and this praiseworthy effort should
" ,hegiving
,eam the
o,u.tow
' ° nWain-bad
“L name, and there establishing and conserving for-, the
i ; . ! ! ‘ e,Linstitutions.
“ .!« .« ■ * • *There
« ror 1moving trains is no longer an uncer­
from 1900 to 1912 superintendent of meet with tbe success it deserves
! thus
different
tain
ty,”
Foley
said.
“Railroads
can
tbe Welland Canal. When the s e r i - 1 ---------------- —
m
in in g soitu
And if the j est growth.
Such a water-shed is that-have
also be n a number of changes
.ruining
some characters?
characters
_
..
I now go ahead and install the ser vie#
ons break occurred in the Cornwal
KAISER FO^ POPULAR SPORT
team is all right, is it getting the sup- of the Trent river, where, accord.ng to i in the staff at Kingston
Canal in 1908, Mr. Weller was called
» •*
Are the boys and a report lately issued by the commis
The commission suggest more out- 1without any fear of failure. The ser­
vice can be put into operation without
, port it should get.
•
, .
f coaserVation. as the result of side work ior the convicts,
from St. Catharines to take charge of i
w nt t0 gee the Masses Uolifted by girls being given<a cna ^
p repeated fires, about 150,000 acres are ' farm labor ana particularly such as increasing th*- train crew?.’’
recomthe work.
|
Athletics
is ^ u n d e r the p p
morals law nracticallv desert laBd The Trent val- \mends that the m anufacture
.. ■ Commercial telegrams have already
manufacturing
oper- peen sf.nt from the Lackawanna Lim­
The first shovel started to work on,
'
'
T he Que3ti^ of p
,
this line ley canal which passes through this ations be extended
so as to include
m l f S t a r 1! ! ! and thf. specifications I The Emperor of Germany, who has
f
^ °.. 1 e vompletion j f all oon-1 shown a warm appreciation of all,!
“ t i ^ ^ e ^^nrogram m Tm ak 1region, has already cost the Domin-} manufacture of things such as furni- ited and a set of regular toll rates is
er ,,QJ goVernmCnt upwards of $10,009,-1ture, etc., required in government de- now being prepared by the railroad
„ 1 • ” - I f or ,he °PeninL of the ■kinds o, sport, believes that the ob should not escape t ^ p ograin
in
|ject should be . physical upbuilding dt er f° r V?*,", f.r bnvs and girls is of 000, and, as above report points out, ; partments. This is recognized as a and telegraph companies.
i ------.
pffnrt t o ! surrounaings 1Jr
u j rommun- the rp-es.ablisbment of a forest cover ; large question v hich would requ.re
Fifty million dollars is. rough y the masses
h at the lhe mos.t imPor ant. .. , *, .
the
lie deunded water-shed for the very careful consideration before be­
FUR FARMING IN CANADA
speaking. M r, Weller’s estimate of Die! set new records^ In,a speech at the ity
A re**
waf fer.fcUpp,ieS is one [ing made effective.
cost of completing the canal. The dinner at the Bruns-Buttel-Koog, fcl-i
nOHl'-SJ lll“
U
1 .* need to make
meL’C . off paramount imnAftuneo
t
A
tHfl
AQnul
i
importance to the canal, j
Commission on Conservation Issue*
Are fathers *The remedy for the many evils follow-1 ABSINTHE n o w u s e d m o r e
Second Edition of Publication
____ „ . _
the boys? The ng deforestation as pointed out in
A*
an Indication of the progr*-**
the engineer has is that the whole! nation in sport and continued: “ I de­ promotion of education as to the pro- this report is the carrying out of a
undertaking may be completed and, sire to direct attention to a matter per handling of and tbe importance j policy of conservation under Domin- Switzerland Produces More of Drink which the subject of fur farming is
making
iajCanada. and the demand for
Than Any Other Country—
banded over to the government with-1 as to which T believe our nation is on
young people through institutes, lit- ion. provincial or municipal control
literature and reliable information oO
in the original estimate.
the right track This !s an endeavor t o ! erature. father and son banquets, specRavages in Morocco
the subject, the commission of conr-erA1I the work is being done by con- confer the chief benefits of sport upon j , addresses by experts in churches.
E x h jbits of Excerimental Farms
A craze for absinthe is spreading [ ration has found it necessary to i.-suc
tract, except the building of ihe lock j .he whole people, to bring the masses1are means i f* emt*hasiz‘ -rj ' l i e need1 of
txnitnts of txperimemai farms
—
furth* r edit*oi. of its publication,
gates, which are provided by the de-i up to a high plane and not to sort out actjon along this line A
ur Farming in Canada "
partment to insure uniformity of qual individual, first-class performances of tl.e special temptations
The first e-iiiion, although a large
ity and a lower price, in view of the from the dead level, which remains |tUa.«v.v«
j character destroying -----influences in a
number was
was printed
printed naa
had become
become com
com, pyHihir d ffer*nt from any vet curious thing is that Switzerland is number
number required
Guard locks will generally lower.”
'town might well be
presented
to al exh.bn d ner n tI0m an>
yet tfae ,a
t
oduCfr of absinthe ,n p;ete!y exhausted, and as consider
be put in at Fort Weller and Port ColALL ARE TUBERCULOUS
borne. Care has been taken to
provide ample safety factors to make
the canal secure against emergen­ Sir William Osier Startles
cies. Mr. Weller’s experience with
Audience at Leeds Conference
canals has enabled him to introduce
‘
J j n Morocco ;h^ absinthe craze has pp'-k^nt voliime, wbiie devoting a large
Sir William Osier, Regius Profes­ moved_from the town barber shop and to point out how t e
into his design many improvements
they came down. And. by the way, at the farms maj be o
P
become so bed that the Sultan has pan to the subject of fox raising, alsor of Medicine at Oxford university,
that will .facilitate the ease of opera­
did you ever notice how some things ;nto practice
1prohibited its manufacture. sale
<n»i» or 1so covers »v.o
tbe breeding and raising...e 1
U» S are ...
Each exhibit •vill go to the fairs
tion.. The
locks
all ur
of rue
the sau.c
same startled the huge audience attending are tolerated in town barber shops,
This decree was made for fnr purpose* o! such other animals
and the
interchangeconference of tbe Association lor etc., that cities would not stand for a that Dart of Canada'Vor which it has i importation
?ize, ilUU
*"*^^**
1BC parts
i i■s aare
i c incr~i
L u a u ^ c " '*lhe
w~
t i A n n f r A n q n m n t i n n h v 1 p i 1>
been specially prepared. The main ex-!
the request of General Lyautey. the a* Karakul sbrep .the offspring of
able. In the multitude of detail to-1 tbe
Prevention
of Consumption by tell- minute?
T o ' carrv into effect some of the hibits have a” been designed and as. French president in Fez All travellers Which are known as tbe Peratan
day he has a iisioi. of the completed ' inS them that they were practically all
( above suggestions a commercial club sembled at the Centra! Experimental a.grehe ,hatvft^ L A ffeCts ° f dr™k,r,g ab-, lambs». racoon, mink, marten fisher,
canal, with the products of tbe .tuberculous. He said:
‘‘If with the aid of radium and a
prairies meeting the imports from the microscope I could look at the chests n^merTnffet’ monthV Their meetings Farm, Ottawe. by J. F Watson, act- s,nthe *n Morocco are appalling. Car-: muskrat, beaver, reindeer, tl.e moo-e.
o t t o ™ things- i social time ing under *be direct supervision of tne a';an£ “ V * been des5’nb<;-d as laden etc
Valuable information rala'ive
old '“
land;
Canada grasping of the audience ! am addressing, in
u.u
“ n- eastern
V*"*"
C a y have Sm efhing to ^ t> ; 2, pre director of tlie Dominion farms, Mr. J.
^ iu th e . czrp ing it from the to The fur trade, the principal world
,
coast
to
the
interior.
'markets and approximate prire^ of
per cent <t you I sfiould discorer sentation either by local man or out- H Grisdale. Each exhibit occupies a
the west In one great national pur­
fur skins are Inc ud^d in the volume
a small ,'ocus or area of tuberculos sider or both of some special probljm space seventy-two feet wide, end ton-----------------pose.— Toronto Globe.
is.”
which is to be discussed: 3. discussion' sists of twelv • panels. Two panels iu 1 Forestry* Is the art of utilizing the*
Sir William demanded, in the in­
in. I ------------- v . ,V
-n nnPS. each will be reserved for the special forest and at the same time perpetual- Cable From New York to Panama
DAIRY c o n g r e s s
terests of the state, the establish
i„n. by the members of the topic in Qu
hib«t of tbe branch farms in the : ing it It is wholly utilitarian, it has
The work of iaviing a cable be;w en
the show is being sold nothing
(except incidentally) to do New York a an Pat
ment of rigid control over consuir. p tion; 4, delegate to committees the d e ; ^
Panama, a distance of
Canada Sent J A Ruddick to Meeting tives.
v ith the esthete aspects of forest 2 500 miles, one of the greatest und?r
he taken. Such a course has almost
in Switzerland
regenerated a town.”
Farms of Germany Supply the Soldier* STCVlb
concerc the landscape , takings, wi’l begin in October
Beef Stored For Eighteen Years
Perhaps
is
just
Mr. J. A. Ruddick, Dominion dairy
nr,
M.nrfreu snhiecrc
Mood-crops
ir will be laid at a cost of * bf Ut
r e m a p s your
your community
i-um uium ij
1=
ju ai
h„nare>ri
enhierta ,n
rn n.lliniili- &
e T* e* * r'‘
---------- uuj is Us object,
A
hindquarter
of
frozen
beef
ex­
crops is tbe
commissioner, has returned from at­
waiting for you to .tart som eth in g- , ™
S S i S v . 5* 9 J r cen t o f jU8J a * food-crop*
the object of j $5.000.0<»0 by the TeRgrapn Gon<> -ieThe
only
obligation tjon Co. o7 I^ondor., wrb
tending the sessions of the Interna­ hibited at Smithfield after being in Contributed
c « » « m w iifpi. r >imposes in the use cr <ship Colonia, which will lay
”
tional Dairy Congress at Berne, Swit­ cold slorage for eighteen years of­ League.
against 319 per cent, ir Berlin proper, birvP8lforestry
Gf
fers
a
remarkable
example
of
the
re­
of
a
forest
growth
is to sys- at the rate of abou’ seven
■
zerland- The congress is held there
which shows the smallest percentage , tematically replace
the harvested hour
volution
which
refrigeration
has
tri-ennially and gathers together the
1.000 Miles of Rails
of able-bodied youths of any place in crop jjj rbjS obligation mainly, if not |
made in the food supply. Although
most eminent dairy experts of all ----------- ---------in appearance,
.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway the empire. The statistics, which aie alone, does forestry differ from lumsomi-what
faded
part
Capital Crime* and Fore p^e*-«
parts of the wcrlii.
have constructed nearly 1.000 miles for the year 1912. hare just hcr-n made ‘ bering.—F'emcw
The degree >c which forej^nrrs
The delegates were given a very of it has already been used as R o d ,!' of
- main
’ and *branch
------ 1- lines
---- -t—
public.
Wiimersdorf,
one
of
’
h
e
!
during
the
; responsible for capital crimes in *'.e
hearty welcome at tbe capital of Al­ and is SMd to be svill sound.
The hindqua>'ter was shippet from (last twelve months. This would not Greater Berlin municiDalities, which ‘
; Dominion is :.;dicated by tbe ‘act t
Lord Wimborne Sell* Estate
pine republic nd the addressed were Australia in
III
X
O%TO and
dUU was
r*
n cjzt In
*»» ii u
n t v been
w vi.u possible
^ w».--- ------------1896
kept
have
had not track-lay has the lowest death-rate of any city
11 death
sentences rece
recently before
replete with the latest and best of
storage fot experimental p jr-jin g machine; '#en brought into re-jof Germany, furnishes 48.2 recruits
Lord Wimborne, who brought backlof 11
d^ath sentences
scientific prepress in dairying. The cold at Malta until tbe government quisition. One of these track-layer* |fot service among every hundred men the polo cup Irom America has sold the ju-tic? dfpar'ment. tb^ re was not
------bject in :b«
addresses were read chiefly in French poses— or if. warehouse some monthalhas DUt down five and a half miles of.examined, a figurs exceeding that of his Cardiff ^srare in Sou’ h Wales tor a t’ana-Man
p-RRh ^ub
has put
hat some were given in German and took over its warehouse some months foteel in a rinr' day.
|lir»
jasy otbe” -a£ge effy in the country
I
agodthera 'n English
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THE GAZETTE, CARNDUFF. SASKATCHEWAN.
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•he er.l! of onlrentai .1. 'therm**! with
!n Uf*r \iiw Lrwis-: ii fu b the dead could
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TARZAN OF
THE APES
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Carnduff Gazette Alphabet
By EDGAR
BURROUGHS
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Mansey C«mp
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»in th- ' ik
which bfc bad Interrupt
frolicked ;il
trees and j
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Jt am
.M\
When *Ker< f .k '
land
.
cn !, with n
to follow I m. Sf-t off to ird tl
They tra- eled for the
tbp ground . where it w
, ■>0.*■ f.'
elepi
ing tl.e p;j1Lb of the grear
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NOR1
.AT!
i hi:
first
ge, d
ha K«
A Factor in the Mak­
ing of Men's Clothes
C “ Personality,” says
one whose wisdom is
not to he questioned,
“ is the greatest thing
in the world.”/
W e ail h >w how
it counts in Ehe work
of this busi world—
forcing^i^tess where
least expected.
U] W ell -^fitting, w ellrnnA^ -lothes are a
proven important fac­
tor in adding to a
man s personality, just
as, contra-wis^ an illfitting, ill - m ade suit
Will draw off from the
most pronounced per­
sonality.
__
<1 Personality is a mark
of every suit and coat
made by the House of
Hobberlin. Jt is for
this reason that the
men who “ care ” are
c u s t o m e r s o f thi s
house.
E v e r y g a r­
ment made to measure
►
: Sole Agent for :
Hobberlin Tailoring
J. B. Preston & Sons
Signed by subscriber-—
Pres. Mrs. D ill
V ice.-Pros Mrs. II. P h illip s
S ecretary Mrs. .la
Stephenson
Treas. Mrs. M. N . Farr
Verna
Mrs. C. W . Pnrker, Mi
Tim m ons. M rs. P. P. Stephenson.
Mrs T. K. Tim m ons. Mrs. J Bock,
Mrs. S. Mine.
Business Brieflets
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H‘st|t f:u it ja r 1be
perfect seal— for sale by Preston ’s,
Use
tlte
W o o l Socks regu lar 35c
~
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' b. E lliott
FO R K W V
a
p .w
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good
A Good Salesman !
For
Distri*
n >!.nitob.i.
:ta, where .vc
DENTISTRY
Capable ==
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r
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v-iThe Sight That Met His Eyes Must
Have Frozen Him With Horror.
S -r
-whose comings and goings urealt the
only roads through the tangled jungle
mazes of bush, vine, creeper and tree.
When they walked It was with a roll­
ing, awkward motion, placing the
knuckles of their closed hands upon
the ground and swinging their uugaln! b’ bodies forward.
But when the way was through the
lower trees they moved more swiftly,
swinging from branch to branch with
the agility of their smaller cousins, the
monkeys. And all the way Kala car­
ried her little dead baby hugged close­
ly to her breast
It was shortly after noon when they
reached a ridge overlooking the beach.
where below them lay the tiny cottage
which was Kerchak’s goal.
fo r 30e
h:’d SPen n’* ny of his kin(1 p0 t0
,
'• iheir deaths before the loud noise made
s j '
by the little black Stick in the hands of
strange white nD© vrbo lived in tuat
“ rri,,e ^
repair. ' tip Ills brute fciiinl to OWn that deujh
dealing contrivance and to explore the
1 lA ,.t Gazette office.
interior of the mysterious den.
W ool Socks, regular roc, fo r 35c
lie wanted to feel his teeth sink
Into the neck of the queer animal that
or 3 pairs for $1.00. E llio tt’s.
he had learned to hate and fear ant
Save m onev by buying
yonr because of this he came often with his
harvest
supplies at
Preston’s. tribe to reconnoiter, waiting for a time
when the white ape should be off his
Special prices on quantities.
‘ guard.
-•
See E llio tt’s west _\\indo'A » f °r . O f late they had quit attacking or
W ool S >cks.
even showing themselves, for every
r TT ___ . .
.
. .
time they had done so in the past the
Drs. rvebwn & Graham, Dentist?, Mttle §Uck bad roared out the terrible
of Moosomin, will visit the follow-! message
—---- G S » depth to some member of
L_
ing ])laces on dates mentioned :— the tribe.
— r-r?»
Today there was no sign of the iriati
! Gainsboro, Thursday, Sept 17th;
Carievale, Friday,
Sept.
18th ; |about, and from where they watched
they could see that the cabin door was
Carnduff.
Saturday,
Sppt lhth.
open. Slowly, cautiously and noise­
A il w ork guaranteed. Crown and lessly they crept through the jungle to­
bridge work a specialty.
Teeth ward the little cabin.*
On they came until Kerchak him­
extracted without pain.
self slunk stealthily to the very door
and peered within. Behind him were
two males and then Kala, closely
6% M O X E Y 6°o
straining the little dead form to her
Loans may lx> ubtaimjJ for any pur[*>sc
«>n acceptable Ileal Estate -county: lib- breast
Inside the den they saw the strange
<-ral privileges; %>rr#q>on<lcnee -"licitcl
A. ( ’. Agency^ronipany, 7")<' Gas- white ape lying half across a table, his
Khvtric Bldg. Denver, fo b . and 44U head buried in his arms, and on the
Bierce Bhlg, St. Dmis. Mo. -*
41-^ bed lay a figure covered by a sailcloth,
while from a tiny rustic cradle came
the plaintive walling of a babe.
Noiselessly Kerchak entered, crouch­
ing for the charge, and then John ClayI1R. BROWN, DENTIST
ton rose with a sudden start and faced
ill be at The A voi^rnore H<>u.«e. them.
Carnduff. E ve^ vrT H U R S D A Y
The sight that met his eyes must
from 1 to (i p .m .,fo r fh e practice of have frozen him with horror, for there,
his profession.
\ /
within the door, stood three great bull
Sperial appointments m ay be apes, while behind them crowded many
made by m ailing a Post ( !ard to more; how many he never knew, for
Dr. Brown, Oxbow.
bis revolvers were hanging on the far
I wail beside his rifle and Kerchak was
charging.
When Kerchak released the limp
1 ■
form which had been John Clayton.
Lord Greystoke. he turned his atten
tion toward the little cradle, but
K a’.a was <bere before him, and when
•3
he would have grasped the child she
snatched it Lerseif. and before he could
intercept her she tad bolted through
the <h or and taken ref age in a high
tree.
As s e took up the little live baby of
Alice Clayton she dropped the dead
body of her own into the empty crad’e.
a r c son
The wail of the living had answered
W
WE W AN T NOW
During all these operations the |apes
who had entiered sat huddled 1 euf the
door watching their chief, while those
outside trained and crowded to catch
a glimpse of what transpired within.
Suddenly Kirehak’s linger closed
upon the trigger. th<*re was a deafen­
ing roar in the little rojm, and! the
apes at and beyond, the door fell jover
• ne another in their wild anxiety to
escape, j • ‘
j
,
Kerl hak was' equally frightened—so
frightened. in fact, that he quite for­
got to tfirbw aside the author of that
fearful ixiise, but bolted for the floor
with it tightly clutched in one hand.
As be passed through the opening
the front iight of the rifle caught upon
the edge or the inswung door with suf­
ficient forge to close it tightly after the
fleeing ape.
When IvCrchnk emue to a halt a short
distance from the cabin and discov­
ered that be still held the rifle he drop­
ped it as though it had burned him,
nor did he again essay to recover it
The noise had been too much for his
brute nertes, but he was now quite
convinced that the terrible stick was
quite harmless by ttself if left alone._
J ijg c!everN c,,:,;tnicte,] jajch which
Clayton tincf made for the door had
sprung as Kerchak passed out, nor
could the 'ape's find meats of ingress
through the heavily jarred
barred windows
windows.
rfh I
Kala had not once come to earth
with her little adopted babe, hot now
Kerchak called to her to descend with
the res!, and ns there was no note of
auger fn his voice she dropped lightly
from branch to branch hnd joined the
others on their homeward march.
Those of the apes who attempted to
examine Kate’s strange baby were repulst>d with hared fangs and menacing
growls, accompanied by words of
warning from Kala.
When they assured her that they
meant the child no harm s*ie permitted
them to come close, but Would not al­
low them to touch her charge.
It was as though she knew that her
baby was frail and delicate and feared
lest the rough hands of her fellows
might Injure the little thing.
on Mr 1 cn 11.
recollection o f you rself
tlmt God's richest bh-ssings
over attend you and Unit he
g iv e you the needed health
strength to help in tin
w ork w h erever you r
1 east.
Yi e shall part lmt not fo re v e r
Th ere shall bo a gloron s dawn
W o shall moot to part no never
On that resurrection m orn
Expert
(I*
bin tips grasp,
iry t > seize it
torn from Its
the grasq oT the great
that it armed him
examine it
\
P.
was for
thunder
The White Ape.
EXDERLY Kala nursed her lit­
tle waif, wondering silently
why it did not gain strength
and agility as did the little apes
of other mothers. It was nearly a year
from the tim§ the little fellow came
into her possession before he would
walk alone, and as for climbing—my,
but how stupid he was!
;..A. Kala sometimes talked with the older
females about her young hopeful, but
none of them could understand how a
child could be so slow and backward
in learning to care for itself. Why, it
could not even find food alone, and
th ^ n tw g h g jmoons had passed
; 6i?ice Kala baa eomellfloii
come
if "
Had tbe£ known that the child had
seen thirteen mooes Tefore it had come
into Kaia’S possession they would have
considered its case as absolutely hope­
less.
Tublat, Kate’s husband, was sorely
vexed and but for the female's careful
watching would have put the child out
of the way.
“ He will never be a great ape,” he
argued. “ Always will you have to
carry him and protect him. What good
will he be to the tribe? None. Only
;
a burden.
“ Let us leave him quietly sleeping
among the tall grasses, that yon may
bear other and stronger apes to guard
us in our old age.”
“ Never, Broken Nose,” replied Kala.
“ I f I must carry him forever, so be i t ”
Tublat went to Kerchak to urge him
to use his authority with Kala and
force her to -give up little Tarzan.
which was the name they had given to
the tiny Lord Greystoke and which
meant “ white skin.”
But when Kerchak spoke to her
about it Kala threatened to run away
from the tribe if they did not leave her
in peace with the child, and as this is
one of the unalienable rights of the
jungle folk, if they he dissatisfied
among theiii own people! they bothers I
her no mare, for Kjafa was a
oieac limbed young fjeinaSe, and they
dkl not wi>h to lose ter.
As Tarzaq grew he h . !•' mr-re r~ I
strides, so that by thejtim-a he was ten
years old
;;r*l cn the ground cc-rild C
derful thinfjs which j irt
H
l
Mo/
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Try Us, and Make Us ‘ Prove Up”
I . Th e Gaze!
:
(C< n tin ia d )
:
Tf j
Ca
gam B 3 B B r s z x
m i
3
Lands
After cm pful
inspection
Iextending over several years
to see that tin* lainT does not
Hood, a tradt ofJnorida Lands
has Been /n^lmsed on the
east coast aVnl is now beinjr
offered for sale.
1
Trades
for
Saskatchewan
Farms will be considered
| Carnduff Land
Co.,
•4
I --------- --- Jj— --------- -
F a rm ers
!
Remember that I am agent for the
celebrated
i
powers of !•*.• it-tie T- Iriu
1>hr
Fairbanks-Morse Oi| Engines
and Oil Tractors.
R eady !
from l to 500 h.
plate purchasi
that will do vJ
engine I want
Sample engines are now in m y yard
at Glen Ewen fo r exam ination— 1530, 20-40 and 30-60 ; also Separators.
I T ’S a great thing
A
to be always
you contem-
renginp, get one
k—that's the
to see me about.
JAMES GUNN
Machinist \ Glen Ewen, Saskv
ready-ready to go
anywhere,
ready
to m eet anyone,
ready to perform
any
business
or
social duty.
Y o u ’ll
always
be ready
wear
if you
20th
Cen­
or Sale
The breed tVa/hokU tin- CharnpionI ship pi tin* world for economic production
Two Bulb and several choice young
[ Heifers for sale.
A. O. PRINGLE, Carnduff
tury Brand Clothes
T h ey
have
OVER
EXPERIENCE
the
city tailor
touch
at country
tailor
'■es: ■ ■
’ • n p s * » * «<3
prices.
W o are Exclusive Averts i
f f fn i*
n nMn
r'
•” >.| ** t iz is v r.
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