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~-we are perfectly elirirmei-I by lt.”

said Opal. 'France li so loveli’~"

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` - nd hard working," said

oassv Gentle- d V’

an gcrous a Mrs. Peters. “but it lacks something,

have I dont know what XR

__1 Suppose it is the j:-le (lc vivre."

` __ ihai_cnlyVC.>ld World eiiliénltsiitcs

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We will he buying every day

lt our warehouse ilognn’s Wharf. Highest prices for good stock. ‘ .I. LES'l'l<.`lE l)()UGI./iS Charlottetown, 1'. l~). island Phones 798 and 938

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ooo-oeooooooo a-ooocooooooov Auction Sale

Of Furniture I

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l will sell by auvtlnn at 132 Fitzroy i

Etreot, on Friday. February 21st, 1930. lt 2 |l. m. the following:

ll plere Parlor Suite, 1 Dining Room Suite. (flock, fled ltuuln l-`urnt- . ture. Kitchen 'l`ables, Chairs. Desk. foueh. Room Stove. Monarch Range, Washing Machine. Wringer. Tub. quantity of Bedding, Dishes. Flour Cnvi-ring. Kitrlten Utensils.

A. A. MCEWEN.

JOIIN P. BRADLEY.

. Auctioneer.

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NUTICEA

’l‘ender~i are invited fnr :ill nr part

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“A wise girl tries to 5:1 on tlic

right side ol a l:tt-h.°.-iried driver."

&k» . I I """“ “em “"_"’“vm°“"“a'-V f“m"-l hai-lii't let me have it. I‘d 'ii' had to

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' *_ _ _'Yes.` said the marquts sadly.

ginning to usc I“renc`ll phrases in I eonversatioll. _

The cor glided on. The marquis was critical. aloof, and

impersonal, with t.hc air of bein! trapped into something that he dill

and coquetries. |

' "The Frelieh people are so polite! 2

she said, "so old and wise. After all.l

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France is the cradle of civilization."

A few moments later she said: I "I like New York. but I l:-'Je Paris." Slle turilcd to beam upoll him. Alld through lt all she managed tc-

convey the impression that, thc Pe-

and that they kneu `eiiltui‘cd forward. She referrerl to her, she broilgllt hcl'

glory upon her.

"I ivanl. you to know Mr. Petel‘s

better, too," she said , "Youll like him --if vou just iinclerstand him. It he

-ii bit abrupt. you mtistnt pay any

* - ./_ attention to that. because lt's just his

~...._

Oyater' What's old pickle so mad

of the iindrrmrntlnned lumber, to bel delivered at my rancll. Uiraiiam’s" Road. Emerald.

3" x 5"- 32 pieces 20 ft. long. . 3" 5"- 4 pieces 13 ft. long. ".

the time.

about? ' outside. I suppose. but lie hits a gen-

¢|,,,.,; They hp; him in ._-,ig tiemalfs heart. and that is what

" waw' lv who th" |1='l ¢\‘:/ina ll' counts. i.m't it? i-its iimiily ic quit:

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2" x 4"-- 51 pieces 20 ft. long.

" - 4 pieces 13 ft. long. “ - 66 pieces I2 ft. long. " -200 pieces 10 ft. long. “ -102 pieces 13% ft. long. “ - 13 pieces 16 ft. long

Boards in lengths of 12 ft.. 15 ft.

and 18 ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 4300 sq. lt. Boards in lengths of 10 ft. 5000 sq. ft.

Surface planed boards themlocki

preferred) In lengths of 12 ft. 15 ft.~ and 15 ft. . . . . .._ 3000 sq. ft.

lllittched boards in lengths of I2 ft.

15 ft. and I8 ft. . . . . . .., 3000 sq. ft.

l'laneil boards 6 inches wide 12 ft.‘

long . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 500 sq. ft.; All lumber must be sound and

boards square edged.

Tenders should state earliest pos-

sible date If delivery, scantiing must be delivered in April. ` Tenders will be received up to 22nd

February. 1930.

CAPT. W. J. ROLINSON,

Grnhiims Road.

A CHECK BOOK

ltlcn's lives should be open books.

So their good wives expect,

Arid they seem to think each page Should represent a check. `

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way. I-lc is so thoroughly American., Sometimes he may i-erm rough on the

well known ln America. One c-I hls¢ fcrefatliers discovered l"lkc's l"eak~‘ maybe you've heard of it." But the mai-quis hadn't. "It is the most fa- mous mountain in America-of course, not so grand as your Mont Blanc. but st-ill it very remarkable mountain. lsn`t it, Opal?"

"Yes lnde`ed,` eliorused Opal eil-

thusia.ft-icnlly.

"votlal" said Mrs. Peters as the

eozichmiin had done on the first day.

"Mont d'Or." I The car groaned up the hill to the carriage house. Getting c-lit, thc tlire~'

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paused before the drawbrldge. The marquis gamd across the peaceful valley at the crazy-quilt farms. Mont d'0r and the valley had llcver been prettier. flooded as they were by a glln-fi-ner of livz.y golden sumliine. The niari'|iu`s`s eye.-.' dwelt, in fascination

lion in stocks he was going to “mi 11° W” m°"°d~

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lracttnns of Prohibition Act to the above

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Phone 109 `

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“It is exqiit.=_ltc," he brent-hed. and

"He made the coal part of It. Mrs. Peters's heart sang with joy. i Th” V""* b"°‘” "'°"' She pulled an lrrm knc»'a.- a bell

clanged heavily inside, and in 9, mo- ment. there was ii rattle of weights and the poiiderous doors swung open.

Welcome tc Mont. d'Or," cried Mrs.

Peters.

Mrs. I’cters`s soul frame, for in the

inner court was an unbelievable scene. Her amazed eyes saw four men. with their coats off, kneeling on the ground. engaged lil measuring some-

thing with il stick. So it seemed, but in reality only three of them had

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"Thin, I presume, ia the portrait ,glcéfully-“rlng6t‘." “l€t\ncr." and'

of one nl your former nctmlrers."

their cunts off, and only three knee- led. while the fourth hovered near, stiff. upright. and ill at ease. 'I`o ller ear came words shouted high and

.riomething about n "|leg." The men

"D0t\`t iw f°°|il|\- Hubby- Thi* li were, in fact. pitching llorrc-shoes. a photograph of yourself when you Two N- me mm were mke and

i"_”_" H __________ __ _ floss, and in the same horrified glance'

Mrs. Peters saw the figure standing, Init yet participating in the game. iwas Francois and her heart seemed

fto die within her. The fourth was Qromebody she llad never seen before Pike and the stranger each ihad a cigar stuffed into the learners of their mouths while lRos.s_ and 1“rancot.s contented them- selves with cigarettes. The stranger rose. showing himself to be a young man. rather toll and good-looking. with wavy blond hair and a pair of hornrim Kiasses. The contest was in il most exciting

moment and the players had not _'paused to look up at the clanglng the bell; that ls. all except Francois, 'who was now storing at Mrs. Peters with fast-beating eyes.

"1-Iell's huckleberryl" declared Pike

tubes colildn’t rin ii illshriig to day Ev'

Dis'ron'rloN '

.MAY ini caussii .A.woiiN 'rush

"n ii voice perllously near shouting. "I

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` dcntly he oat the d lcd pc nt.

w 2 Aa he rose he .saw the party. V

I "meg whirl heres" he called gully. and advanced toward the marquiii. .slapping his hands together to free them from any lingering dust, and then drew them across hta trousers. _ “Howdy-do Marquis!" he sang mit.

"Glad ui see you aliltn." .

He shook the aristocratic little

limit. ' ' ‘ - has vu introduced. md i.heii'Plke»

More and more Mrs. Peters was be- .

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Rich Kaisrms srii\p` and pop in milk or cream. There never was a orispcr cereal. Delicious rice toasted into nourishing bubbles. Great for children. . _

Serve for breakfast, lunch

or dinner. \‘\/ith' fruits or berries, sweetened with honey. Use in' macaroona, candies. Order ii redund- greeil package from your ‘ grocer. `l\'lado by Kellogg in London, Ontario. ,

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. \ Va -_ ff 1.u_:f/ °`\ 'QS 'thousands “rite new lronlud Yelst

` aries s ui is lbs in :l weeks. ugly

' "ft, \ ~\ . | -i .li hollow.. nil cut. Berry limbs get grace- | > \\\\`. ful roundness. Muddy skin gets heal-

~ S _"j ,YJ-_ -\\`\,g_ 'il thy color like hiaglc. Nervouanesa. in-

,nd ‘ '_ fi, uf/ . digestion. constipation vanish over- “ . ' _ 6 lip night. Sound sleep, nev/'pep from very

NOT.JC’.C;S ' , f first day.

By Vernon l"» Mcfldinan. Prvss weight-building Malt Yeast and

nc-iviesehiatiw tile any scout istreniiiheilins Iron. Ptcumit -little

Msucimon tablets. Far stronger than unmedi-

cated yeast. Results in it time. N

" 1 was _ vciy ` W¢l__k.

" skinny. Since taking " Lraiiiaed Yeast feel fine. Gained 22 lbs."-

'*'»'“**` Mrs. Laura Benoit.

Two great tonies in one -- special

yeastv taste, no gas.

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The First. Cllarlottelcwn iL..O.C.l S0'mm being ..skmny_.. m.ed_ _“n_

is making steady progl'cs.~=. quite a few i ,.m.RCm.e_ .(-,ot ],~mi,,,(| yas; from l»o_v.= have already piisseil their tell- ' flrilggist. today. Feel great tmnorrow. -(infact te5¢_., and have Sgm-mi my Money back from nlariufacturer if\not.. lumix second das; “,0rk_ delighted wit-h quick results. i

is i o. lille Mrs. Peters. was ' ' _ '

llii\)iii;]t-lion'/il’ danciv ettlerlll anxious Ln ’ Th” Fourth Climiloqcmwn 'BMT | " * ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ‘ ‘ ° * ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ °“ make A good impmmon “pon him tml held it successfiil iumnlnge sa ei FOR CORRECT vmun

This was the first fruit. of her seliem- ' . limi Sm'"mRy “ml R "mt sum “M i INSTRUCTION

_ . -' i'e2li7.cd, An rliergetlc conlinittee uf | 1-"

mg The big dav had come-if she ,O ,

` ' ' ' ‘ _ _ ladies with Mrs. Dr. _Beer as eoni n

c:-:lid only go through it successfully. |m WM xn chm (_ The bnvs apprcc Luc” “Mm Method ‘Mlm

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She smiled and \ as Xq ' y 1 ' lui K ed 1 Us "fm d ' . ,A , h` . i Special attention given to element-aryl P J Q k and used all her little blanclishmentsi “fn 0 \ n _ late mm help ‘en muc ' _ i and advanced pupils er a e

PROF. EMANUEL. of Boston '

S,M l,thls C1. . ..`. _ . ' tty umme is 'trk Mc Owing to the W K "4 ice spolts, Phone 10M_L_ 1°, Q St

Curley that I told you about. You knew. rgoi hh suit the night oi the big t’eed.'

Mrs. l“etei~.'.`s soiilnas wrenched and

:-.hc shot a warnillg glance at Pike but he could not be stopped, excited as he now was by this thrilling break in the m:'notony of Mont d'Or.

"Yep," continued Pike. “lf he

been sick." `

"Mal°quis." he' .saiil with roaring

wire. Mr. Mocurley, this is the Mar.

quis de Brissac." ‘

The radio siilcsmnn stemwd for-

ward briskly. ' `|

Wi- wnulrl like ver_v niucli to :lee

The first '~es<lon.nf Unit One of the

for Scout. Lenders nprrind Inst. Mon-

ilr taken up v.'ei'r outlined ill tlliai cclumn last week.

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Thr Supreme Council Boy Life,

Biirrnli ni’ t-hr Kni5:lit.'; nf Cnlillvihiiw ins unnoiiiieed lllnl n .='rrir,= of tl':\'in- é

"Wlini1`s the name-Prissac "

tri: rCui':c.r. lu For Sfuiil Utii'lgi'."lip`

"Nan Bris!8.C." mid Pike. "B furillnvc been planiled for riext :-'unllncl

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in the United States and Cailiidrri

"Glad to meet you." Clark .said and '1'l1c.~e eoll'l'sc.<. each of which is tof

turned to Mrs. Peters. "Say, I hope you didnt mind me di-epiping in' tilts way without a word or anything. Mr. Peters told me to run 'out and S/Ee him and Ijust thought I'd do tt. but. leewhiz! I didn't have any idea you 1*-all a hangout like this!" He waved lil.; ,hand over the ancient pile. “lt nearly paralyzcd'me when I saw 'lt. When the man drove me up 1i¢,h_ ought. he had gone nuts' and I \vouldn`t. believe it until I saw the eolorlcl.`llel'e." He spoke to Mm pe-

ters personally."'You know. I used tol make your tzwn. It's a great lltt,l¢ burg.“ _ `

~s>:trr.<l f:'.' a period r-f ten days. will y be given at the University of Notre

Dame; Catholic Summer School cf i America. Cliff Hi\ve_ll,sN.Y. St.l“r‘ncl

avier Univcrsi . Antigonisli. Novn

c.-i~rllnz to John J. Coiitivny. direct-

"Yes yes." said Mrs. Peters hurried-

iv. “I see you were having some nice outdtor exercise. Did Francois wait oil i _voii pre;lerl_v? I hope 'hc did, bei~i\u_q¢

he_well. I hate to my it. but 5qme-|

times lie is ahscnt~miiided."

Hr nilrl w.\i_tln` on us," roared pigs;

troop meetings were called off last. Chmlnlktnwm l,_ E_ :een week. rind as :i rc.~.ult this column nm", 9 A_ M_ ,mm 9 p_ "_ must. be very r-liort of local news. Over lteiirdon`s Barber Shop.

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a better atteildallce of troop coin- " _“°‘°'°V""""““‘~""""'-' mimemcn Mn Smut meetings Rndlnlicl Indoor Acl.ivilies.“ "Swinliiliil" thus show their acti\'c interest in' "ml Life 5“"i“¢" “Nami” Sl-“ily their respective troops. and kindred subjects.

\'e.'=tibule ilndnorl Trniliing Coiirfic' Thc f°H°“'i“U ‘l'“""\’5 the B°Y5C0"i

nlnvcinent. ns different from all other

Mm- |’€i'01`S ®CkI\='Wl¢<|&Z¢d the in- lilrl' iiitillt at the Baptist. Sr.lioulrooln I "“""""“`“l-"1

l~oducl.ion. then went through tlir_-im; R_ C, pm-mg pr°\.h,cia} Scum 1. The Smut lfaw i-ind Promise. brief formality of prmeuting iilm l0'!`~el'r°tal'_v is coililiiciing the coilrsei 2- Th” PR'-""1 5.l'5l»0t1t llhd C0\tI'l

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,I J I, ..ecms just ii bit-what shall I say. hmmnessv ushnke hands with a me

OIPRL i and leaders from every trrloil in tho "f H“’“""`~ ` ' Pikf? ltlfmd i0 hi* fI‘i€\1fl~ city are at.t.f‘l\<ling.. The s\llljcct.$ lol 3~ Th" ""‘\’h""l“ Plilcefi U" Ui"

.\`r-uiit'w Honour. '

4. Sell disciilllni' nlld self Irvin

inn.

5. The motto: "Be l"repa1'e'd."

6. The slogan: "Do n good turn

rvrigv dn.\'."

7. Tile l`.;vl:r‘ f3.\‘stcm.

il. Scout teaching ia positive.

il. lt is lion sectarian and non-

rlass . ` `

10. One nl its key activities is

Wondcraf t. I Q

ll. It is non-military. 12. The Scout Uniform. 1 Scouting is ah alround training ill

X ty ‘ Sm.__ia; and one on me W, Cm_.,»V_ | hobbies and halirllcrafts at the same'

. _ -.. . . time developing elliiriictcr and

The colliscs will hr rlll.ete.l hy pin- (( ' 7 ' I 3) fessionally tvailled boys' ivm-l:v~r.'=. ac- hcaml' ' t

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or nf`tl'ic Boy Life Bureau. The st.nl'l D_°"'l' {°W°l' -"°“r C’°°d Turn 9"°l'5', _ ._ ._ _ _ _, __ _

includes Prni’er.sm- R. lt. I-lo,vel~. dt- ‘lay “Fd d°“"~ “W “.9” E°°d lU*`“» __ i = ff _ff " , 3 f- i 1.. ll* Q

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Charles _Duceyj M4 and 'Gym A_ i to your own province for ileid work. Jack' Dugan of Cm-eltml_ ` gqgrelio, A_ M_, of -uw Boy Life ` a recent visitor to Cape '1‘i°:ivcl‘se. ,recently :z-:ld in London for $750.

Bureau; assisted by'natiol'ial repro- _ ' ‘ ` ANDY

scntatives of boys’ work orgalli1.i'i- (~,,\p|.; 1'|;Av|i;|;5E N0-[E3

A Ueoiicc II ciiallibersticl; was

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Trade of the United Stairs and

from in¢|u(||ng A-,ugh nam(-_c_ as Wu- __ ‘ Africa is seeking methods of rcduc-' Latin Alllcrica. last year totaled ilinre

uhm Lewis Butcher. i-xeciitivc .=eei~c- Mr. Douglas Bell was ii recent vis- ins' Charm on farmers' Ions-term' tile"

s2,000.000,00`0, breaking all re-

tary. International Boys' work Colin- hor tg Cluu-lr,1,i¢u>wn_ purchasing. ' cords.

eil; nay 0. W,vlal'id. director of edu- ' ----_~

<-ation. .Boy Scriiilxi of America; R. 'The Cape Traverse Greyhounds - -' ----- -~ -

“he”-S uterine- He mares it ei-en, co we can have two sides. Me and Clark are playing Ross and Gus, and were hangn' it on ’em. But I oughtn‘t to crow, because Gus is nc- good_h¢

coilldn't pitch a ringer with ii demo- ' iint.ci.llle rim." .

Mrs. Peters. was making fl-“mc

signals behind the marquly, img, bm Pike did noi, sec them.

/\ while wo." f-outinuei-i miie, "the

dhhscd gumri pretty near hit Cm-k on the head. I woul<1n_'H.hink of Lu,-n_ ing my back on him lr he had uny- .thing -in his hands bigger’n a teeth. ing-ring. When you play with Gui; yoil‘ve got. to tell family and friends good-by and trust that the Lord's on your side."

Voters has to have his little

.ic-ke.” said Mrs. Peters weakly. "Pieiwe exciise us: were going iii,"

Ar. thc three moved away. Clark

‘MeClu~ley'.; eyes lingered on opus .trim figure.

"who is that bird?" he asked, in.

lclicating _the marquis.

Pike explainedf _

‘ “Oh," said Clark after ii moment, "I see." _ y

Mrs. Peters was pmthettegtly mxmu,

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r Had. Bad .Cold ~ Tickling in Throat Coughod All Day

Mn. N. Kr.Al1illlr, Beaver IAM ac., wi-iw:-“some mu ip I ml ri very had cold. and the tickling tri my throat caused me to cough all day,

anflit aeemgdtogctwormatulglty and I beeuii quits weak iii tina.

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her mind Miss Manoir.-. words of warn-

she said.

K. Atkinson, director of education, met the Victoria )Unicfi'is on Monday Boys' Club Fedei':=.tioll; l'towlan<t night at Victoria Arena. It was a fast. Sheldon, executive secretary, Big and exciting game throughout, The

Brother' Mcvernent; John A Stiles as- game ended l _ 0 in favor of Vtctoria._ s slstant chief commissioner Boy i -_- Scouts of Canaria; and rrpresentritlv- ML “MW PM_,er_.m“ auendm thc' - .

es from the Arnerlcali Red vCi'o:=rall.°".m_ Hockey Makh in Swmngp and Royal Life Saving Society of iside l ‘Canada. - | 'U10 “"'dl.V "°\"'5°5 Wm ‘W “C” We i'e»3i‘et.,tn learn the illness of

cessarily intensive because of thc |M,._ _,mn Walken and hope 'D me

ivide range of subjects to be covr-veil. | mm out mom

Expert lecturers and instructors linvel ___

been secured for such ` slilljects :is Ml. c(,(h.ic C!m\.,hm md Mm E`,c_ "TM N°"‘"° °‘ the ?°ys'.' “P"°gr“m l_\-ll Campbell were reec:|. visitors to Organisation." “Parish and Dioces- vmm.in_ _ _ _ an Recreation." "The Trilliilng nf _ ____ " t Volunteer Leadership." “Handicraft M Cam .h.m,m.m Rink nn W,3dm,5_ “ """’“"°""”"`° """"" "” day eveiliniz. t-he Bcdeque Beaveiu W mal” 5 ¥°°d ““\’m”l”“ "W" "hc | playefl the Cape 'riuve/rite Greytiounlloi m°"'l“15i sh” must 5“°°`°°'l "°'d“y 0' l The game ciicled 6 - Fi favor of the

nevi-l-_ che ieli and there ltnzercd in G,...yh,,u,,d,,_

ing- 'md *W* _their nngemd "l" fn" Messrs. Gozfgc Macwilltarns. Llovd was rooted there-the awful scene of Inman Gordon Lord. ._nd__ Red” Pm* l’“°m“K h°"5°'°h°°5' Muriherid of 'f‘i'yon n.t-tended ‘thc "H hc -l“~"" mdnit Wi' F'“"°°l' 1"" Hockey mati-ll at Cape Traverse.

Pike might. do some other awful thing-alle must keep him away from '

"Naturally, the marquic won’t un-

ui help Opal wiilrher -costume. "rms

ed to Opal, "Of course. lt.had to be to-dayfof all_days. Belt it in at the waist, Opal. I do hope everything gcc; right at lunch`iind until the marqllls

goes back, Comcgover to the light. Of ‘ course. your _father means well," and another sigh flattened itself qalniil the beamed ceiling.

destruction in his name. It did not occur to him that he was a menace to the .family advancement; tn fac`i,i he thought he was recevlng the mar- ouls ln a hearty _nelghbol-lt' Wly-ii my which would '_hi\vc warmed any

occur to him to keeptout of sight. In- iwui hewéntéd in lie in me ihicii ui

n~o|ii_Monotony'i usual aloiv and limp-

But Pike, poor soul, had no idea ci ;

|the sighs that were going tp thclr|

.M M..-» 5 ' shibbom couglui

dei-china'-him." 'iihe nhl. and went hy ‘ Ended.. Redpe, `

iiol-ry that salesman came." iihc sigh: I iN

hurl, in orlahomii., Neither (uri i:_|

Here iii the faiuouii old recipe wliichalil-

Ilona gl( housewives have found to bcxtlio most epeiidaiile means nl breaking up I stub rii. lingering cough.-It take! but I mom t in prepare ailil costii.littlaArlmt_lt glvca eat relief even for, than eldoil enilgha that follow severe coll egiidedllg.

From any druggirt, get 2% ounces ol Pinex, pour it into a 1 oi. botttiequapd All the iieicie with iilluiii lgniiiiia .mm syrup or strained oney. T tl! gill Illlil lil ounces of l'»ett.nr_ remedy all Y could tiny rcldy-mule for three times _ mat. It never ilpolliiaad ‘tutes lo

"Ili "mldii“d"gillmc‘l'iril§l' pil ture

ot on y one s e x

and heal the in amttl' felt niembrlii with ailrprlatllg c\n,`b\it alldlt ll :Moria

l“.;t..'.l.°.l'l‘:.".f.~.'.'il.: ‘i-‘l‘i*t°i;l’."ri°.._w";_: tem ln'tlirohliig‘olf' con - 'ltl the germ-laden .ph I UI '°'.=i'::; 'ir ri "1, '...':f.§.:.'~°“"'°.... ...

und of mhiqtofrar Mi WIMIII'

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Thing in This List

WE scll wall papers.

sell furniture coverings cut any size re-

WE sell upholstering acce ssories. viz: springs.

webbing. , hessian, im tting. flock, curled hair. wood wool. tow. excelsor, I i n.e ii stitching and sewing twine. b u t t o il s.

' gimp..

WE upholster furniture. We repair furniture.

WE pack household good s.

WE pack china. WE move furniture.

WE lay and cement linole urn.

We sell window shades, furniture casters and

' glass shoes. ~ _

WE_ sell mirror plates.

_WE

WE sell picture moulding; also frame pictures.

resilver mirrors.

WESO" b&by.wagons and cycle wheels.

WE enamel and line baby wagons.

WE.also sell corduroy lining for baby WHS'

_ ons.

_ , WE BUY FEATHERS i

[5 AT /\LL` SEASONS' 1

Henry MacFarlane.& Co

A ' 167 Kant 'Street V