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. ' . . l ] ed the door bo- Amov Sick Women of Canada by Lydia E. Pinkbam’! ,,,,',°,j",',,ff,' asufimfil... turned u. lace Morton.

"D0 you know proposed to me?" pounding 0!! mllglaturally, I don't." Morton said calmly. revolving chair.

readin ra in one of your any one who gives your medicines a books understand '

women sufferers have got relief by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-

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BEING llllNE

egetable Compound. Here are Four Who Testify To That Fact

5e V' ,Ca B to,N.S.—"B ' ta" " ii

Admiral, Sask.—“l am sure that thatagreat many fair trial will receive benefit. I have l taken both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table C0

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what that man he demailded.

the table with his

He seated himself in his

I

. . I n mpound and the Blood Medi- , . H w ha“; q hate _ ._ '__ _ ble Com und and I can say that my cine through the Chan e of Life_an_d to *::{,"“,,'j,,'i.“,',‘e ‘Li? u“ sounds as jlRegchesya/fcupl mother as taken it and hal given it Ireoominend them high l had dizzi-g .,. l W3", plsgusglug your private “h” k, I h“ . to me in my younger days for monthly ness and a worn-out ee mg with loss 1“ . 5 ,, u“ ‘nrnfual "f: troubles. - I was working at service of appetite for about a year. I saw a a" ' bbed h“ chm reflect hwhlq,“ uuuuwumg,“ then and could not go to work some- your advertisement in the papers and Amrm“ T“ Cole Aakycurgroc-r. Pipes for a week at a time, and then wok the medicine. e t

My mother said to Compound, and Idid, and it helped

miserable enou h.

l could not in a worse state- t

an I was then. get the Vegetable

turned and my ambition, and I felt like working again. I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham’s Liver Pills for the bowels and recommend all the

tlon. fore.

me. Ism now married oin on w Pinkham Medicines."-_—Mrs. JOHN else. five years and have two ove ychil- JOPPRUD, Box 67, Admiral, Saskat- dre

mpound to my friends." —— Mrs. CHARLES A. PATTIE, Sea View P.O., Cape Breton, S

_ _ < d The flush that always came t0 iually, l v "My Girl Friend Took It" 55,133?,§°','*;,f’f,“:§,3g§,“;,?,",,<;°§;{ PHINSIYB face so easily Teddfiilfld ii- He arose. "All Rid 8mm, Ontario __~'Fm- We“, want to ‘stay alone. He said I had a Inow, l-ylouyg jiisifljmhinlfi m]: 50- Bil! you Set he!‘

y”, [gang-cred frompajnseach mom}, nervous breakdown. Onedayafriend 3197")“- he 51nd- But t 5 5

that

mother suggested Lydia E.

ham girl

it would do me d. bottles of the

. We“ Yo" and NW“ 5° Yo“ "millim- great iron gate, a_nd looked and 1500" began to improve, have that I_ am Well. l cannot a reciate g9! ularricd. He said I was like- down the quiet s; since taken it again to make me '00 hiKhlY What the Vl-‘Ilei-fl QCOFII- ly to be son-ln-law- here and I stronger. Iwill answer any letters 11nd has dime for me-vu-MTS-

I receive asking about the Vegetsblel AFR‘ M- Wll-NEFF- Feltze" Sm-ml» Compound. "—-Mrs. WM.I R. K. 1, Ridgetoivn, (lntario.

n. I recommend the Vegetable chewan.

“Nervous Breakdown" Feitzen South, N. S.—Ahout two

your

would drive me almost madfi bay

n . ’s Ve table Com und. as my friendgsvas taking l-lioand told me

called to see me and advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkhamfii Vegetable Com- pound, whichl did. I felt through m

whole body that itwas doin me goo . I arn at the age now when t ose queer feelings come around and l can say

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l book several cgetable Comlpound

would . once. MN‘; H“ L i Nova Scotza.

Sold by druggists everywhere. C

happy together!" success, because h He stoodlooking at Morton ex- "1 know," -¢ pectantly. The other. after a A moment's survey of his young ow as a sort of big diamond, that. Y’ retary. leaned back and roared ruuud hlmuelr, with laughter. shirt front." "is that all?" he gasped, the sue laughed, laugh subsiiling.

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libffers you the friendlies! Pm“ service, ihe finest food, ihe cosiesi rooms in llalifaxflhe dnosl modern, the mosi fire- proof hoiel in lhe Cihr.

5O sleps from ihe cenirc of" ihe business dislricl. wilh-

lug his

his

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‘ uproar of lrams and cars. 9O rooms, single and en suile, wilh and willi- oul balhs.

that?" s

ing his don't bo "Don't. _ me! All You wcn bit: suc Nona? S

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9e. Manic Plains. according to Sh“ W“

My appetite re_ ‘luuly, "To the best of my recollec- l

pun-lull digested this for a mo- meat. "But this is from somebody

the family. so to

speak." he defended.

Morton crinkle at the corners of his eye!- “So you have already adopted U5 88

ous. I want to tell "Well go on-—so on!"

' Parrish considered. Then be said: "He wanted me to

that you and she could never be

“Isn't that enough?" Parrish ask-

young man. John. but-f’ ho patted the other on the shoulder—"\\'hat need.

Mr. Sunshine. still on the porch,

"Ie he in there?" he asked. jerk-

"Yes. but lie won't bite-d pulled teeth." Morton assured him. Mr. Sunshine breathed it sllzb of desk, relief. “I felt positively he was go- lnl: to punch "All I was milking to him was a little business

He looked at Morton. “Did he tell

tween you and mo." She did not

Mr. Sunshine retreated. extend-

about that?" The girl looked from Sunshine to the laughing Morton, and collap-

biggcet fool things!"

ed. and seated

and be

he bent toward her. his black eyes wide as he waited for a respmlsd

outside and take .1 walk. Abe! Ac-

you have discussed them be- " he said.

outside

surveyed him with 8-

famlly?" he went on.

you what this Sunshine proposed.”

Morton

interfere be-

have a great deal of influ- ilc WELDIOII mo to tell you

him seriously, she "Harry. I want alone."

on got up and took the young He polulud tgw

y the arm. “You're a good

Opening it, Morton worse than anything

s. sense of humor." irned and ivent out the door. here. Abe!" he called.

work iu the to talk to Nona."

tered alertly. l-Ie glanced

rton, - room beyond. - The man and study, and Morlon “Take my chair. said.

thumb toward the study.

my head." he said. said

proposition." wi

lo break up the affair be-

laugh.

‘(You did he cried,~ rising.

Ilarry.’ slie said. sadl she tilted tlie chair

hands defensively. "Now a tiger, Nona!” he urged. make mugs like that at I ivitnted was to make sure t to London and made a coss! Wasn't that kind. hould you be angry at me

do with it?" He did not stand.

“Dearfl he said. bis

have been in my th on ‘the couch. ' than all the rest of the women in Alie. she said, finally. "you re the world put logeth all right I guess. but you do the

Her hand moved.

other one, Harry?"

ma" 110W fldviiilll- He waited a short himself beside hm‘. be answerer]. "l was inward her a pleasant “Now. Nona, this is jusl Ml‘. MOTtOII IS 3, busluggg understands. 'Why nu throw this wonderful WHY. and leave me out lu

his hands on

catrical

an artist. one of the great ones

and she a little

life. for her.“

llis head descended rested on lils breast.

lost her."

The girl watched hi

bis knees,

ved him away. "Oh. g0 on

disturb his thoughts.

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his. the other over his "And-what became father, dear?" closer to her.

I know It hurts you, and

w”, to,‘ u," 5mm”. I gtlilnttwliznt ulaflliurt you." the old-time problem of disposal. race; h; ednlo‘: at?

and smoothed back t each of his temples.

Nolaoadry. Nocliibgga no psi you. lit must be agony in your heart!" Iler hands dropped to udhqVALfl ders, and she r ' against his breast.

padl.

l simply by laying

her hack to her chair. You all: for it without‘

place on the desk.

broken-hearted. dear. was running away from t I 75° Kola mpflfla that haunted ma from

MMUNISTS"

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"He's a kind little man," said. "It isn't only the mon he wants. Nonaw sincerely wants you

Nona said,

and wears in

Then. aid

“Shall I out Parrish out They arose. and went t

drawing-

lald ber arms on the desk. reach- ing toward him-“My future is in

pretend t0 misunder- He leaned back. one knee held in his clasped hand, and look- eil at her. a long time.

"you and Audrey and-and another,

man then, when I knew her. I was and had hope of being

I had known ber since I was a boy, girl.

patby in ber deep eyes. She did not

was by his side, one arm encircling m

"But don't answer that. (fear-est-

“I know that Audrey is your adopted daughter." she went on. "I rln't have asked anything to 1

arms around her for a moment, pal- ted her on the back. and tben led

had seated herself, he resumsd his

. “Maybe you have guess- ed whyl played around, in Tomato. and other places, the way I did."

She slowly nodded‘. without re- moving her eyes from his. "I was

8Q?

feel like slapping you!"

right, Nona, I'll

and took

reet.

e's fond of you

S

ard

called to

Obediently, Parrish drew togeth- er the little heap of reports he was m

_ _ Preparing. and carried them past m from sllle Io side, as if in search of Nona and Mo

into

y, "Dearest—" forward and

ionc musing, oughls more

er." "Who is the

while before a very young

in the world.

until his chin "But Nona, I

m, with sym-

b"! Walled against him. Slle could feel‘ his

shoulder. of Audrey's le

und. so he reached up he Iialimon

a terrible ’

his sboul- 1

Always I ’ be things

thp past.

in a good hu- mor again, won't you, Mr. Morton nodded. Dlace that Mr. Sunshine bad vacat- ed as the latter went out the door. modules

7.-

lilfl conflicts in the Near East and Asia.

his Bulgors in scattered regions.

turning to mission, 1 ' i Charles Howland. a well-known m gall; 1,0 you lawyer of New York. had the viilu- able assistance the gtudy, officials of the of there?" East Relief Organization, whose, 0 llm- 00,-, superior knowledge of the refugees

3r. problem risli. “Take youixpapelg, John, and proved o! inestimable value. room. I want

activities the Greek population of . Morton ncreased from 513,- if, ggansitfifié?’ The population - y bile was struck by a IC. P. R. train on the Gibson hriincli at a crossing . , about half n mile from Woodstock she leaned back’ Surveying mm inhabitants of Salonica grew from m he’, Mdel dark eyei Her 810$ 174.000 i0 400,000.

s hai w . othed b k fr

.. . .- ii- lzi.szi.lz"iz..lz.'izza .2.‘;‘.°.°.."°l‘£§ ‘ill ITHIIUIGS Of Th6 ed xfllitogétlpiixutrhné fig?’ 2323,12?!‘ filtfrlglyrénrlaifllgg ‘In: been transformed ‘by the 500.000 ‘i, _ mam pomis ofmleresland Couch in ihé drawiwr-room- "Abe again c: one of the beautiful black m"! “m” “W” “m! i‘ la" f - licrmtrierl to make a Iiarkain with

5 lITlpOTldIIC6.bUl free from llie

panthers he bad spoken of before. of real productivity‘

lie told her of the resemblance. , “rm a long way from a panther’ PLETDGES FINANCIAL SUPPORT

CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 30.—-lFull flnanclal support . out" miners and 000,000 unemployed of Great Brit- ain has been pledged by twenty- one standard

After Andrey was in bed. I would so to the restaurants, and arets behind the scenes in. the the ater, In search oi people gay. and ruli of lifc and laughter."

He threw up his arms, with a ges- ture of despair.

“I was drinking the intoxiczinta of life, to numb the pain. here!" had over his heart. ward. she l Hijvw "P there, and pressed oalnllns my pictures-and living my lovc and tenderness" in u... gaze she bent upon him. - "It IS a pain," he went on. "An actual. physical pain. It was I was searching for the comfort I could not find, She pressed

“Yon want to be loyal to the emory of the sweetheart of your Youth.’

at. before her. "'That is all right.

"But ob. Harry, I love you! You

I so lo London. 0r shall 1 stay?"

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and Morton those races to remove them from ey that countries He really and iul minorities to the land of their to b0 a great nativity. " 1.500.000 such Greek and Armen-

cnts, and 22 urban settlements“: m9 long It has erected 53,000 houses and‘

repaired

gm entered the made settlements

Sh“, the dome and villages.

Nona."

Macedonia has i

He sat on the edge of the 000 w ‘1'341'000_

.. - . , . of Athens Illlll

how. phat is it, my dear?’ be from 453,000 to

nurowu cuarcnrau

‘Swap of 2,000,000 liraecoTurks Ends

ATHENS. Aug. 30.—’l‘he great- est trek of human souls since the exodus of the Children o! Israel from ‘Egypt is nearing completion‘ in the Mediterranean countries.

Under the direction of the Les- gue of Nations Mixed Commis- sion for the Exchange of Popula- lions between Greece and Turkey- more than 2.000.000 persons have already been transferred. from alien lands to their native coun- tries. Although little has been printed

in the United States or Europe about this great human movement it has been characterized by those, who witnessed it as the greatest, piece of constructive work of the, League of Nations since its found- ation. It required three years to complete the task, which was car- ried out with a surprising lack of' friction at a cost of more than $35,000,000.

Each of these 2.000.000 persons‘ had to be transplanted bodily from a soil where he worked. ate and had his being. to an entirely un- known land. where he had neither property, nor money nor friends.

Races lnlmlcal The World War and succeeding

Minor had heightened racial uni- among the Turks, Greeks

D8360, DfOCOC HOD

the economic well-being of

In which they were rac

There were about

Throughout its whose

work the Com- Chairman is

and advice of the American Near

in Greece and Turkey

,4. l

New Towns Created

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Like the pular Bon Ami Cake it doesn't scratch of? th: dirt, but blots it up quickly and harmlessly, with minimum clYort.

Women find Bon Ami Powder convenient and time-saving on the bigger cleaning jobs——pots and pans of aluminium, copper, agate and tin, bathtubs and refrigerators, Congoleum and linoleum floor-coverings, and many otherthings.

But, of course, for windows, _mirrors and ainted, woodwork there's nothing like the llandy Bon Ami Cake.

Most housewives know that with both these “partners in cleanliness” they can most readily cover almost every cleaning and polishing need. And neither reddens nor roughens the hands.

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Principal use: ofBM Am- f” rbmuylK ""41 polar/tin; llzrhrubs, Tiling “qnd inc Kitchen Utensil: Mfymo" White Woodwork , - f nunéiém Ware ' ‘,5 rag? ram, p , T‘ - and Nicilllrml: lsllillliidfnd ongolcum

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an 733 new agricultural

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in 1.980 town As a result of its

Piraeus jumped 805.000 while tlic

O “LOCK OUT" MINERS

to the “locked 3,000,000 and 2,-

railway labor organ-

tlie cab-

you. who were

seeking forgctfulness;

He put lllS

Reaching for- lier own hand it against Iiiin.

piuccd

while

that I met yqu." ber hand harder

she said ber arms motion-

to me! Ifarry, shall

(To Be Continued)

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HAUFFEUR KILLED

WOODSTOCK. N. Il.. Aug. R0.- uy W. West, aged 26, chauffeur 49 x 35 n,

The car was curried 200 fcct by a One of the most vital results of locomotive and snlashcd‘,

PDTATUES - wiiuin

As In past years I shall this fall be open to buy large quantities of izations in the United States. it both Certified and Unccrtlfied Irish was announced ll9l‘(' by Ben Tillett. British Labor leader. .

Cobblers and Green Mountains as well as table stock Seconds graded from fields. Before selling elsewhere give me an opportunity to buy from

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One hundred and twenty-five o1‘ land. a few chains from Railway Station, Starch Factory, School and Store and. a Saw Mill. One third of same for of hard-wood, balance covered with good lumber, dine groves of rails.

I am Instructed to leil by public auction on the able tenement house and large barn at Number 57 and 59 on the North, lid of Bayflld Street town on Friday next. Sept. 3rd all seven o'clock P. ‘M-"The house la’ fitted with modern and is a very desirable location.