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Boys, we want you to bring your mothers to see our magnificent stock of Boys, Suit s to lit _Boys from 4 yearsto 100 years, _

So if you don’t want to buy you can at least save your friends some money. ' '

Always Do a C.-'ood `

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The best turn you can do now is to turn around St-arnper’s Corner and into Prowse Bros. Clothino Rooms. You won’t ha there are many Works of art iii our ChildreI_1'S Clothing- ° _ve to buy’ but you cm ‘wk wma' 'L' Prices away down to Low Water' Mark.

Q The Wonderful llllea *ei

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sono wio loved me, and

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1 nm Crqgu, V 17-22. 2 Tue Soldier. v. 23. 24- 5 1',” friends, v ‘.25-27.

T,,E,,.1_ v 28-30. .__ fli A ril7, A.IJ. 30

Fri V P - _ _.G01 ,otha (Calvary), outside ` or leruselem

Li-:ssov HELPS.

Bearing his cross”-Compire

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given by the other evans' =l-

md esp=cially ‘llitt 27 33 lortliiiitoaplace -Outside of near lo it aid probably just

it Ol a skul”-So shaped.

Two others with him”-They phbers " not thieves. Men who reunite violeuea with tueft. orucilied with the-.n under a

ol treason, fir the rob-i

qqre probably insu rg ents. “Jesus _gg ...A germ-a-t. indeed, be- i Gig;-grand the suffers on each

Hgqte a little”-'lfitle is the

for an inscription of this_

Itwas eommon to put on the theuame of the `eu&erer and to

also Oi Nas ¢reth‘~*-For

snsthe home of his parents his y:m*h was spent. Christ had

of his own. ‘-King of the -So Pilate thought and wrote. ` _ Hebrew and Greek. and l.Atll"‘_ first was the national langutglft,

second was the most widely Wild lb* ilmfml 153253191 355 W” _fwhlhich is really a strip of the fine wo..:l 1° 19'* d°¢\\m°“l' °f mn du- lffhall an inch or more in thickness. The in the title we have the languagel Religion 2) Intellect, - ml 0f___

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Write not For the Jews _ tw 'Uh 3 “'19 939935 "Wm which are grooved to receive the panels.

Wllll I hi” Wl‘i\t°l1 I This built up frame of white pine, -A U0mlll0_U Utd Uillll _ with edges of the fine wood, is ther;

I0 |1108!! 'Ml 15 f1°!10¢°D°0f» ` veneered with the fine wood. Iu_soiii§ Plllllb WSI 0316011505 but 11° lighter doors the panels may be of's%lrI“d‘

yield in his own interests. i

“TOUR his gtrillenle”-The 0040. heavier doors the panels alsc are mai

garment called mga.” with ‘the of sheets of white pine with a venev? lllll hstenlngs The elvthw 01 of thejine wood, so that the entire oor

were handed over to g is veneered

His coat"-His un- 0 It would be difficult, if not v

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Ile without Se1m_ ' Ggner- ble, to .procure at any cost m yul¥L&;1dM not to do on account of my

°‘ . ~ “lima <1 eat aeinabout w

vivacity of car 'iage-the dainty suriugy steps it ith which she walks

The woman who suE'ers from weak ness and di=easc of the distinctly feminine organ

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ism, w o is ou led th b k

wi ac he stitches in

ac s, the sides, drag ging down burning seusa ti

ons, si

aches a _

any €fS

l gropbecy ol a fact does not justify the accomplishment of it by evil men ._ ll/'e are to do right.

25. This incident is found in St. J ohn’s

l gospel only. "There stood”-Better rendering, "there were standing." A contrast between the four plundering

ministering women with` the disciples.

ck head

nd the

Some read the verse so as to tlud there were but three women present, for there is an ambiguity here, as in the Greek. Four is the highly probable number.

26 . "Whom he loved”---Which ex-

plains why Jesus committed t" e two to one another. “Woman”--A title of re- spect, forgottou by those who use and misuse the word “lad_y”.

27. The love of Jesus and the worthi-

ness of John are worthy of notice.

28. "I thirst"-Intense thirst accom-

panied crcu‘fixion.

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DOORS Or' VENEER.

Yew Dnorl. Not Even the More Cults ° ly. M-rude if Solid W'ood. The very finest of doors are made

nowadays of veneer on a body of pine. Evfn when made of mahogany or some other costly wood doors have to be ve- ieered. Thebody of the door is made Jf a. plain, 'straight grains-el mahogany

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wood.

In the duvet _doors the body is made

i af sslecrfd white pine. free from sap jp(-rtectly seasoned, which is cut in- .Q6 strips and then elucd to- The enter edge s of this docr are lifted with what is called it veneer. but

inner edges of the frame, by the pamls, are covered in the same manner with thick strips, in which the ornamental moldings or carvings are made and

mahogany, but in ‘he finer, larger nd

wngade of two p ezes, but that , lumber in fine and beautiful w high pnest was seamless. Jesus luflicient size for the larger doors. The

High Priest, as described p built up and veneered door of pine

” ‘I wood, however, has every appearance

-""""-“""Q of a solid door. und, made of selected

would cost

WASHINGTON REL'CS

*he Yational \i.xseum

through. nt the Revolution It isa com

One of ahealthy a solid door would be It is more serv- W°'U3”’5 Pfmcl l lceable and remains longer perfect. Its Pal °h“"“s ‘S he’ cost is about half what a solid door

soldiers with the centurion and his four I

while the surfaces are veneers of fine'

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STEARNS' IS_ BEST.

SEE THE Cl-IAINLESS.

THERE is a right place for every-

thing and the right place to buy boots*

is at J. H. Bell’s, the cheapest boot store in the city. 1811

B1-:aU'rrrU1. _Dress Goods, 42 inch

goods,1eading shades, gennious select- iou.at -l0c a yard. Dress Length $2 40

Mail orders attended to by return mai1__ wa 8°" i Send for_samples._.Jas. Paton & Co./__

20 ei dy eod, swkiy.

Pi.arNs, Checks, Brocades, fancy

mixtures. Blacks etc.. etc., yours for

,96c, $1.15, and $2.40 a full dress

length of six yards. If you cannot call,

-write. write -our parcel post system is a

ood way to get some of our special bargains. Mail orders personally at- tended to. Money back if you want it. Send for a dress length.-Jas. Paton et Co.~ 20 ood tf.

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LESSON 24. ~-Cast 1ois"- There were gsm- BUSINESS L0CALS_ _

S S ° iblers at the foot of the cross. “That .

“"’ lin Seri in un into ruiiiiied”-rue ' ` -me 4- l ..`Z......‘Z.. i§i...i. i»..i... 22. 1.. ri.. -_ Garters' seeds grow

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Never pays to carry an unre- iable Watch. You never

I know the time, and are con-

stantly missing appointments

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Reliable Watches only

We dont care to handle any-

' thing else. »

Calliand give us the verdict of your inspection. I

W. N. Tuma.

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_ Cancer Cured. _

Burdock Blood Bittere again Vanquishes this

, Terrible Disease.

Irs. E. J. 1’uIord, Paris. Out., tell! how it cured Banner of six years’ standing.

Not long ago we published in this

paper an account of the case of Mrs. Gllhula, of Buxton, Ont., who was cured of cancer of the stomach 12 years ago by Burdoek Blood Bitters, and who, up to the present time, has had no return of the disease. -

Now we let Mas. E. J. Ton-can, a

algae old lady, 84 years of age, living at

i aris, Orrt., tell how B.B.B. cured her

of cancer of six yearp’ standing. This

Sago. last fall I was amicted withi-hat __ rgible disease, a cancer under 'my left breast, about as large as a saucer. , It

between the skin and the body, and

ww the body. '

-X is her statement: “ About six years » .is

I wrote to a Chicago specialist about

my case and he desired me to go to him

Articles of Priceless Worth Ixept Il

One of toe most interesting relics in

the National museum at Washington is the can. p chest used by Washington

pact ati i r about the sive of a tour1st’s wicker chest for cooking of the present

Vday, 21~;_.' feet long, 2 feet wide, 1 foot

°; "hcl: i hi h, and it contains an outfit consist-

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cconi , _ disc, ing of under box, pepper and salt

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cannot have p boxes, bottles, knives, forks, gridiro __ _'_c . n==s f-

and have an o ration performed, which

hear a gr on-

derful cures being made by Burdoek

i Blood Bitters and decided to try it.

“ I can assure you if it had not been

for B.B.B. I should- have gone the way of all flesh long ere this. _

git/ar I had taken seven or eight

i be es I found I was greatly benefited,

so I continued its use until I was cured.

‘ ‘People say tome ‘ you are wonderfully

lmart for a woman of 84.’ I tell them I give B.B.B. all the credit.

‘ I tell folks they need not have boils,

pimples, abscesses, cancers, salt rheum, sproiula or any blood disease if they will only use B.B.B. faithfully according to directions.”

j A case of such severity as the above

ought surely be sufhcient to convince the most skeptical of the thorough blood purifying properties of B.B.B.

There is no disease or disorder arising

from impure blood, be it the smallest

` pimple or the worst scrofulous sore or

cancer, but what B.B.B. can cure to stay cured

the d=mfv.b°imf1- <1 if ._ E~ in fin tat ve ~ in car eofa In pne very 1_0 e011 Ba Be on

we tr Y ..._ nord! i rm every m°'¢m¢“f ic I-D0¢h€l' Campaign- i ’ ' ' `\\\ \ \ ‘need e _'is no charge for

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been used sue sleeping tent, 28 feet long, with walls Of >m¢U If Bfeet high and a roof with a6 foot

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.1 and makef,u:he1,:,nPs:,°,,g, two are marquee tents of smaller size,

vigorous It auays milamma one with walls, the other a shelter tent “‘°*“m°° Ind S0001¢S Pam- It open on the sides. That the tenting ma-

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°” It pitch It is made of linen The other

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"d,:}°§;fs,,‘:P,§h° ”°“'°°' It i-5 thi terial of Revolutionary days' was good

P , . _ V * - . f0f.:;§fty';°ener?;;i;1f stuff is proved by theexcellent oondi- ;\. \\ \“&€ __ .__ _ _ I __ _ _ _ _ to me invaiids' noni tion ot these tents, which sneitered the i - E, p | i _ _- _

at But_1'alo,_ N._ Y. sm.; ggmmander through all his severe ` : ,

e greatest me_d1¢2.l lnsfrtll- - i ' _ _ _ ` ‘ ~ <' 5# I,

0dl(iasIbe‘;l§:1i€s head is WashinS¥011’S uniform. 5* I S S

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n suderer Near by are the tents used by Wash- l \ " \ \

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“b°\l11d¢d f¢SP¢¢¢ °f worn by him when he gave up his com l _ omggr . _ _ i at B“ff“l°» and UW? mission as commander in chief of the . ""'~i;~`=:~=-_,,..._., - ' xox- him their represent” at Annapolis in 1783. It consists i `°°“'== ° _,ral ` u »= u

Congress, from which 31'mF»_ _ ‘ .___ ,_ _ - -

to give the remainder of a big shadbelly coat of blue_ broad-

ractice of his chosen doth “ned and trimmed with soft ` ' _ -

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He will cheerfully answer, free ' ~ d ented with bggad,

anyiuers tt t h' b°°k'kmm °”""m . .

vomene adage izaigxovlgn by' dat bu-ass buttons; buckskin waistcoat _

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tes ins. w. R. nares, and breeches. The size of the garments

*“° ,;I,:°°* D°°*°’ (which are in a state of excellent pres-

umm etvation) testify to the bi! !¢**m'° °f

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Cheap . - - See our Ladies’ Shoes for

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See our Misses’ Shoes for

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If some of these lines appear darker ‘than others at l,2 feet distance, your eyes need special glasses. For this trouble called ' I

,ui--inf-fl should 100kSStr0 hw Stand ° G C ll d see n. and if outdo not

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hundred and slipcs nice quality, worth 851;, 031- prices w1l1 be 68

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We have some very beautifully decorated jet bloeh tel pots. “RU

` goods are-excellent value, it will psy you todrop in and see them.

No trouble to show goods, Come one, come a‘l, and it ya .

what you want ask for it. _

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.twenty penis of ladies’ s _ Shoes with pretty rosette, _ y _ stylish, for 75 cents, - ._-

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to drop in and see our new printed bed “ts oltloll Ire VU’ *Q*

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