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ly Marlon lublmom -- 3

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‘ 5' "Finn. (he ‘incurs 13.33;.» .Ci18PWi‘- 89 ~

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1,5 from

l “pt-ho ,‘ ‘stores ‘and hallgfrontlng,

"on Malpequorroad, containing‘ J18 acres of excellent‘. land, 100 ,.clear balance covered with. hard. and soft wood. Wall watered ‘mud fenc ed with wire and hedges. Bulld-

- lugs tin first. class repair. barns with concrete floors, waterways j-lem in house and heated by hot lr. 13140.50 acre! of ‘a-ll ‘clear.

‘ ‘llll spring ‘in centre. Eloughlns ‘one on both farmsi '_.‘ '

' w, F. WEEKS-l. eon"

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t uvs Suon ‘

.\\’e are now receiving, these at our plant daily, exceptlngSat-ur- days» paying higbest- markerprloe, 'ln the lnterestsof‘ the Pork lu- dustry of the island, hogs should be wcll finished, and should be fed V011‘ litflt‘. U any. the morning of the tiny oi’ marketing. ~ . DAVIS & FRASER Pork Packers. (Jll.1ii~!Ll-.ln‘v\ll, P. E. ]

: AUCTION sALiT

ctcllmuo SALE AT sat-ins. zen. GLASGOW ROAD

‘m- ' ~ authorized "by Mrs John l\ii\'l>‘- l0 sell on Monday, Nov commencing at: 1 o'clock. her

.- lulid farm, consisting of 100 - as choice land. known as thc hit-Jun}: Farm. This form has t-oo! buildings and ls well ivater- ml I'm] fenced, also on the same fl-‘ti’ We will sell all the stock.

cron and implements, consisting

o.‘ l. cattle. 2 horses. 1 mare, with foal: 25 tons hay in ricks and

7 stacks straw, 300 bushels white

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' ..-. . Q- .. at N. L‘

M’ = I f“ But as soon as one

'but that made up the sum of our

‘this pity 1 felt for Esbter w‘ {$11M met her. at‘ the station eed amine days went

to 1st ‘m.

l! letting go is the most): ‘jllflllll tiling um could naph- pen to any Wotan or woman There musltbe a striving for ~ qflm-el-hlks5gafi ‘long pa that Qexlete.“ ere’ 101*‘ sam‘e"_""hope."‘

gives up '—lcte go-then life is hope olesaoFotul am. ftrluly convin-

ced that Dlil'__lél'-6 Ls ‘in our "own hands. No one can work "our destluy for us-no one

wants to.»

it canto All. in all sorts of unex- pected ways.

~taxi. we passed tbnough the thea- tre and the shopping centre every sign brilliantly lit on this witn- er uflternoon. The shop windows held gowns of every lovely color set like gems in a glow of golden lights. ‘Motorsslld quietly by us, huudredsfjat a time, and people mrowdlng home from work swarm- [ed over ewew inch pf pavement |The dancing flashing moving islgus above Broadway made u midilay of artificial brlllinucy,

l ‘tLook there," I told”hcr point- Jpg to some. particularly ‘bright agu. ‘

"Uh huh," she answered, glanc- ing from the ta-xi Wlll-(IDW. “fakes a lot of lights to do ‘that. doesm‘! it’! 115d l writ: that Aunc Lee has a baby? We never thought-

"Look (bore-on the left. Es- ther," l insisted. "That shop ‘with the dress made of silver spangles

‘My land do they wear such thin-gs’! hooks like a circus," was all the enthuslasn’ l got “By the way. Laura's get: n‘ u new dress. bfuo meszlline. Charlie bought‘ some in——" f

And so it went. Eisthers whole interest wast in pouring out at once the- local gossip-the petty details tb-alt I never cared about.

existence in Henly Falls. "lll show you the city. or some of it. after Christmas,’ l said.

‘ 0t’ ddltef-s with-very llttlewresultii

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Driving from the station in the’

enperlencg. 11m. Lydia i. Love lode, “Market. Street. Liverpool. Nora Scotia. . l‘ . - t

-"1 had ifheumat wnliuny. life," she said, "Lndvlmrc spenLf-lluntlrerlls

until I began takuig<'l‘~unlac~.‘w'hen l begin taklngqtbe-"nredicfne eve-r joint in my. body chad and my;ting~ are were so sw on ind Ipiinlul 1 could not even wring utt a dish cloth. my ‘alrmrwerfe s_w' on all up in great knots and my feet were so swolienfll-“dould not. got my qhoes on. Even my sboulderb and the btck of. my head pained me and I could not get "any ease or rest in hed._,ll simply bad tofgive ‘up trying to do my "housework. _

"My whole system was run down and 1 felt (lscouraged and depress- ed, because llsaw little chance of ever being any better. i felt such go results from my first bottle oi‘ Tanlac that 1 kept buying bottle til‘- ‘ter bottle until l have now taken twelve. My" rheumatism is gone and my whole life is changed. 1 eat good. get plenty oi’ good sound sleep and enjoy living. l have told lots oi’ people what Tanlac has done for me and will always praise it." Taulac is sold by all good (lrug? .gists. - ‘ _

She inked nt the taxi meter Wlhich hnd passed‘ the dollar nun-k, I nodded and explained the llXl meter systenv-au-d quietenw her when she objected to the cost.

“Tltc twurs are too crowded at this hour to carry mlany packages

7' lawn»

o. rim" cu moi;

Y-ORIK. ‘N-av. ‘Ill-WWI!

one million dollars in, gal nlgllfll Canada. To

This is the fourtlruhlRllWh

rile kind made. by tblscodj since tbe‘14th oi’ sientaprbvr

movement of sold to flung“!!! Mo?

assumed considerable l’! lgltely because ofiflie l sitinu oi’ tlld.Cullutb8;D~d0lllvr-4}¥ New york money marketfldtfl lur was quoted today answer cent 1111mm"?- WOMAN THE BRAIN$ . OF‘ RUM SMUQGLIE lmllmxr} More; Nov .171‘

lion dollars worth of (laliudlilnllqf uor in 'N.1llunt in the last film ul-ontbs. - ‘ ~ Last “reek more than $50,000 worth of the highest grade ‘liguor was luutlcd and Bunnevslruulhtfl 1io=cd 0i‘. _ , ' ,‘ ” ' The liouor was unloaded fffonl vessels almost within bhleshwflov] oi‘ the home o!‘ lrleury Cabot Uqllge.

Woman In Deal. ‘_

Revenue ‘agents yesterdaywere searching for the woman leader ‘of this ‘bond, The oporaitioals n! ‘this. hand are said to be the InOSf. ‘gl~ gunlic and suotzoslsful effort. ‘over made to evade the Uxswprohipl- Lion law. I 4 y‘

A touch of the romantic ts Add? ctl to the colorful tale of ‘oliéwrfi running thy the woumn lo r j is the widow of a ‘Lynn;- ,- uian, good looking welf-flrenséd

on than. We never use cubs-—bul this an ocztslon.

at molllfleil and pleased her and when we reached our tiny apzutnlent she showed lllorc in wrest in things. “Awful stilall," comment, uftc-r Violet. \ ‘That's one thing we like mOth- er." the, girl said ‘quickljr. “l'm workin-g Mother, but l managed to get home eo-rly‘ tonight to start‘ dinner." on the whole» we had u plell6~ l ant evening. Vioict was before six, so l judged had come ‘directly and had stopped off for tea with Bud this ' evening. , Esther sintiug- in state in tholi living room armchair. her

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was ltcr first silo had kissed,

“Uh huh." she agreed indiffer- ently “Such a lo make me tflzzyf‘.

Don't you love the Cl‘O\\"lS-'8l1(]

the llfs~aud ExCllélllelllr~illlll the

Banner oats. 200 buzlhelsi Black outs, 500 bushels turnips. 1H1!) lulsbcls potatoes, Also all im-‘ pie-merits, 1 separator, 1 churn y, n-rwd sleigh 1 jaunting sleirh, lot ‘writes/s. 50 hens. 25 geese, 2- hrocd sows. Terms 12 months.

BENJ. CARTER &. SON Auctioneer l

AUCTION SALE

Big dispersal auction sale "at cornwall on Monday. November

noise and liurry————'.'"' "Good Lord. l<‘.'.1ld."_ Esther said “Doy y-nucxpect me to carry on. like a school kid’! l dunu0's I'll‘ like so m-‘any ‘people about. Does; that thing tnaan vre have, to puv, that much money?” ‘ i

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_ o, Sea}; ‘ a: ‘ “ DOM] N l0 Nt EXPRESS ~ i . o R E R n, FA mm‘, OF_“p*_1f-;I_r,-1‘qfl‘t¢_‘Actnuvns "afar ;;:*;.,_.z. rfaatzs;

run \‘SALE'.‘ .

nus‘ aNn dominion

.. :-'~.*.';. -

"‘-resling"

l "f "6""?- '1'3"-‘Y|i=au out her roll of sisslo—cvcry-, nllxed up in the operations. While Heuiyl authorities are almost sure of th=e identification of ' flSkGll.!lht=._\’ have so far been unable to 51mm"? "mm"! the wllrklng W“ got enough ‘evidence to warrant arrests. The 1-iqw0t' is perlled ‘by aims W"? excesswefiha“ “m”; gang of ‘~10 anything. Don't seem to take no have 19.1mm‘

thing that happened in F‘al'.s since- the duy we left. “Howl is' Jumcst?" Vi busy arranging the table. “James? Ob. he's shines ever. Poor James l guess he's never be

interest in things, hntes farm work and does» as little asbe can. “Does he s‘ill like 11100111119107" There was u little note in Vio- let's voice that Esther did lv-r.

ed plncid-ly ‘Hasn't. touched any or tried what he cz-ills experi- ments any more-not since that nowdast: summer. lguesa you!‘ father cilred him lzond. as he said.

"I imagine hr did." Vi itnsuflfn‘

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home resourceful and it is due to her that she leadership the band has so uol been successful in eluding the as

‘are numerous small buys and in_ Ilets ivllioll can be used by tile ruml riumers as a baa

and a Dprson of refinement noise , ..

isll? possesses an eipansive‘ Q1110 ir-ribil.» Wllhlfill. however, ghq doom-o in! IIPVQY to use tin rum running She tokcs lllfillldlly trPDs-ltobllon; lreul and St John. ‘where tiha/srf fillli-{QS for the purchase and ship- rent oi’ the liquor iwhichisavent- lutlly landed slough the rocky shores of Nahunt. r v ' .~

Off Rocky Shorsg. This womun is the lbrainghof-the mud. Sim is said to be darlngand tar

nost frantic revenue officers.

in addition the officers are look- -~ -- ng for twmSolem nien, nne‘ Lynn‘ . feel man, ~two. Boston merrand one in red carpet slippers Nztliziut man, wllo are said to [be

‘ ‘ 50in

band of rum ruunlera led by n. out» ‘ an, have lunded a duarteroft mil-f '

i 1H§’b

D the furnace may in emergency ‘be ifired by blind. so that there is no

YorkvTmst conrwny wda ‘IND ,

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"cilia . FnAlsnAurAnoMA ill-zunlousruv

‘AUTOMATIC STOKERS ' ON BOARD SHIP

g 1t is a curious tact that, while ‘Machinery has been very ‘gener- ally adopted in boiler muting‘ cit loud theb oiler rooms on~-‘bou.‘rd ship are stil generally givenpver tofihand operation. Those who ‘have

--_lonle knowledge olf the fltokerkl ‘ slow decks will twonder thatlhttve earned their short hair l'or machifiel-y in surviving thstyphus. Those who

the demand V -plsce oi‘ human ‘flesh was not The oil-ill-ring of. tboilers, which ha been very vigorously developed ‘for a long time by British engin-

diient on conditlonég-biit there‘ 'i'e!nain for a long time many ves- sel's with coal-fed bollers4 Where

‘ idle boiler is of the gwater-tu-lie type

it. is possible to find room for ma- chinery toleed the coal into the

‘ fynace and to remove the askes E ‘l

cllnkers. A recent installation

[put in~a vessel of twelve hundred

tons‘ by a. British firm proves that there are no lnsuperflhle obstacles “to ‘the application of automatic ‘stoltljlg on board ship. With this type of stoker the rolling of the vessel does-mot introdue any ma. terial trouble. but in any event

dainger of atsaimraising being in» torrupted by any eccentricity on the part of the anacbine under ex- ceptionally arduous conditions.

.WOMEN SMOKERS

._,._-- iComplnlints of heavy smoking among women are lby no means n . in u “Statistical Account of

these persons -.

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ormore; the policsl a. ‘i

Unload In Dot-lea. ‘

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The peninsula of Naha-nt is of I "l" ideal tplace for the operations or , ‘ the gpng. "l spose. l dunno,‘ she HIISWQl-‘stri

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This rocky, irregular" ll “l hind jlvto into the Atlahq _ for several fillies. Its coast; "It? is ‘Neill-y indented and there

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of operations _Tt is said that news of the all"

' I-Iivingwevery appearance of broed-

Sootland." published in 1791, a writer lamented the prevalence of

men of that ‘time. which. he, said, themed "There is scarce a young

‘wqhmu who Iby the {time she has been tau t to spin, but has also

‘n H OTE

1L4 HAlRPlN-S

A woman.‘ gowued and batted in; the latest mode, wearing jewelry \VOl‘t.h‘thOllEB.!ld5 of dollurs, and|

1mg and social position, stepped up

[to the desk o-f the Hotel Astor;

I short haired women. ’l‘-lii.s to the

heard insistently many yearsagttltlierr‘ heads shaved?‘

Bering firms, effects a vast improve I

lto talk about country Bnperiences

tory, which was established near

est value- One o ‘these WM Pe-lnxle, 1 wood sleigh (new). 1 pung ceutly shown at a scientific EX-Islflgh] truck Waggon Wm, box‘ hibltlon ln-.Londou'. Its purpose ls 901e,,“ shaft,“ 1 buggy‘ 1

an. Norwegian and‘ other. uiarakpelrl‘. Other concessions" ropoeedyliythe - ‘ aflialiuflins, however, "will robobly _ Ydeet‘ the situation. ‘ »- ‘

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. lRueels has becomefimnatlon of i

newcomer}; supposed to ‘the a Bmilptom o! Commu, ' ‘leanings, in ‘a country where the men form- orly advertised their felt-h in, the -$.0vi.et,_dlrand bfpolitics by wear- my, ‘ion/g but vb ally beards, leu- tber coats, d‘ topwboote. A att-er dff its-ct, theunajoirityof jshprlqhnired are not (‘om- munists at all. ey are said to by ‘con-tract it. man» ‘women, have t i 2... THE TALL QOUDBE}! . . . Bordaln-ils-Iviy dear 's1r,5bero' in our barracks we have the‘ tallest soldier ever eeeu. Mflllflllliii-v-Thg

tallest? How tall in he? lBordelu-ip -Six feet nine inches. Maraeillais ~51); 19st nline winches? ‘Phat is nothing. ln our barracks we have a sergeant wihn is so-tall that he is compelled to kneel when he wants to scratch his end! drippin- cotfs.

- W3 Il.‘t=ii_,d Pressed Hay. ‘Adlywtti-‘d of on‘ Phone 176 Connolys Wharf. " '

AUCTION SALE- i

No great characters are formed‘ in this world without suffering and self deIllifll.‘—\MHtlh€W Henry._

.___--<0&-—--- ' STRAWBERRY TREES

lSome amusing stories of Lon- dc-n school-children are told by Mr. Pet; Rid-gs. the author. Chil- dren. he says, are much given to exaggerate. especially where there is no risk of evidence to me con- trary ‘being produced. He recalls seeing one chlild met by its mother on return-lug lfrom acountry holi- day. The little one at once began

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1 will sell by public auction on my premises Thursday. November 23, at 1 o'clock p. m. my stock. crop and farm implements, consisting of ‘

STOCK:—1 mare 9 years old.l (blood), 1 mare 5 years old (Crownl Right). 5 choice milk cows with ‘calf, 1 bull, 2 ‘gradcJ , CROP:—12 tons hay. 5 tons

and described picking strawberries for breakfast. The mother replied “Yes and I wonder you didn't fall out of» the tree and break yaur neck." . .

-+---<-o>_-___. TH‘E ROTNSOOPE 1?? '

‘turnips. The INational Physical Ldbo-ra-l

"limb" ‘lftrows. 1 single plo,w.- 1 roller, 1 cart [5 9‘ he NEW-and wheels. 1 set cart wheels and

U) render a. rotating object con

1° be '4“ resl- Th“ m¢th°d “d°l"°d'(l~2sco 4% ll. P. 1 circular saw and l is difderent from. that. of illumin-lmnflz‘ 1 Se, o; tannem‘

Ho tilted‘

straw, 100 bushel potatoes. 100 huail

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a Meeting I

The annual‘ meeting. not‘ 19H. Judson Fox Rsnching‘0o.- wllPbe held at J.H. Judsoifi off "Tuesday Nov. 21st, st 7 pun, ‘ ‘

» ' _ For: Nov‘, fsssy-‘rrqas i 153.8

l ,Havlng so d

ton lny late ... t Tuesday, November 1'1, o'clock, noon allfiny Silo implements. Harness,

n. F“, Auguams mH-Furniture, etcqas X011

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STOCK :-—1 Bay Qeldlig.

‘old, 1400 m. 1 uaoloseldl jyears old. about 180011lu

horse 9 ybarsoldfd- 01cc

cows, 1 Gurnseycow. all lnmllk, all t

Years (Shorthornfiiflfe

o ireshern in May and JluieJ Gurn- r lylyears old. to freshen . 8 pigs 10 weeks old, 50 6118.

lMPLEMENTSz-l truck wainu. driving wagon. 1 Massey flarris

FARM {Mpmgygpgyqrrmfll Bgndlseeder. 1 set Scotch Diamond hor- er (Mcfiorniackyl hay cutter,‘ (Mc~!1‘°“{'5- 3 "cum"! Wm‘ “NW , _Cormack) 1 broad cast useder.|“l""13'°°'h '"""”°.‘" 1 h {London by the British Government (Massey Harris)’ 1 Se; whee; m". plough, 1 cros ;hns produced quite a NQW LOCKED UPbscientific-instrume

bur,» 1 rake. 1

s cut ‘saw, tfifidck and

ckle.

HARNESR-l heavy set teem

harness. made to‘ order in the West (new), 1 truck wagon pad ‘and newlbreechlng. 1 cart saddle and breech- , team pole and swlngsfl hall thresh- 1W3. 1 "l 11'1""! ‘WTFWWL ltinuously visible while‘ it appears er and cleaner‘ 1 5350mm any“

uousnnono ,1.<1_1lfEO_'i‘S;-!nclud- ng extra parlor, dinjln room, bed-

1 on“. room and kitchenftilhl tare. 1- 06°!‘

5.,

20th at 1 o'clock sharp of cXlTa herd of Shorthorn Cattle. As l am turning my attention to the grow~ ing of seed potatoes 1 will sell on my farm on above date my entire herd of pure bred cattle oi’. the fln- vst type headed by "my imported herd bull Great Scott (No. b-tfiiil) 2' years and my ‘cows Della Rey, No. 4113671) 1 years. Lady Florence, Reg. (No. 157670) 6 years. Daisy

‘oil. her blue s; < 5 '1 E"')f)\‘(>. But Est? a r 'l\l .

Jim that the girl's voict- illlil |bo.trave:l. t - i o n Woc-d slleilghs high boxed nibdllfilciirltficigle “K173831211 rflllililnore‘ and "hum (lnrmwsa slelghs storm sashes. made tcqwhlsiperetl something to Violet.‘ order. C. -B. Cameron. Mt, Sto Tbs- fzfirl slipped out of the roont. wart. 10110-18-21 I ‘mew ‘i1 must be a teleffllfln"

, ‘ -. lepk auduskcd for some 110-‘. - y, | Q0‘ , l - Y t, ‘ f h H I l‘ room c, ating the olbject y a ser es t 569mm,,- (gmndard Nm g 1 mukilug stove (Perlect) , 1-; “mm évllwqgpliggs tlwlzfilellrelAsgntmel-‘y. mm of the hotel brief flashes of light; ‘The priulca“ (15 gallon)‘ 1 alums-gs Mane‘- p03_l|;'1‘1YE.__no reserve, as . ‘, ‘ {l|l-llll)!*l‘.-'.‘0l' mo. iotlnrl in this vic-.M|a-‘ I 7.. - kegd u, m,‘ ' ciple made use 0f is a P1099111’ Oilburrel shot gun. Together with all farm is sold and I fl-m solos buck ‘ “mi uud they prepare for the‘ m!“ as .851“ ' f h "Hem-ii"! 4mm I 5111mm "urlll" working harnessflorks,ahovelslandfilirflf- - mehrtrlvi-‘nl: of the vesseL. The thlp:lt3l‘:al{?l:a§.é1 Tagle: lbefrfireo all: ‘which is rotated row“ an "m om" ‘r"°l°5" w ' ' I Tmxlwswllnlonms on “njum. Lulcllnrs off shore three ‘miles Orlfgpua V-wqly‘ yeb‘ fig fluufse." PPTMM t0 ‘he '5“"fa°9'““t9 “Qmllme TliRlMfiw-All sum! in) to $5.00!0\i‘!‘ $10-09‘; 3 D6!‘ will. 05 .501‘ 3mm] {rue '01s“ handed om 0m Bheunllth the axis of the jec . ‘ ‘B: cosh. Over tbatmnount 12 rnoutbslwtih- dorles and motor boats ut. out ‘ . . All“ Failed“! 8"" °° l‘ "M? lctedll on approved-Joint notes, m ‘DQNM-D MATHEW". l? of ‘Hotel Astor paper and one Hlol M“ "use" , , , from one of the rocky‘ inlets toitsite] ditto.- emrelope, ALB oho took ha!“ aha “rein ‘rgflzgjtfifig Bur Deg talent. 053101‘ ) I J Ai DONALD- n Mflfmllil side. Then th_l'qo'i tanfa h - ° m“ Y» °‘ .. fl-eroa yb- 0 erve aamy- - 1° "W"? Ed and ‘undea- l u r ‘s r s er them and walked away rather ur face appears stationary‘ n"! “L so“ is going "my. V I

(No. 161165) 4 years. Hefer Rose, (No. 174303) 2 years. Roama (No. 17301) 2 years. Peach (No. 174302) 2 years. Suon Girl (No. 184368) 1% years, All safe in calf to above bull, and one of the nicest herds on P. E. l. 2 pure ‘ibred bull calves; also 1 grade cow, Ayrshire, 1 Jersey 5 years..ln milk, 1 grade. Holstein cow. 3 years in milk, 1 cow 4 years in milk. 1 cow. 7 years in milk, 1 wrade Holstein heifer 1% years, 1 brood sow. seven young pigs. Also the following: -

1 potato digger (Proctor) 1 sec. drill seeder. 1 stngle plow, 1 scuf- Iler, 1 S. T. barrow. 1 horse hoe, (now),.1 spraying outfit truck and barrel, 1 cream separator, 1 mud digger. new. This eale is ‘positive No reserve. i ‘

Terms 12 months on all sums ov- Arr $10.00. 6 per cent. off ~for cash. Home and get your choice. As you null" never get another chance to secure such fine stock. '

[JOHN 0 LINS, ' Cornwall

si AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS JWAKE $10 DAILY tak- ing orders for new book. “Story of Canada." containing over 100 pages 160 illustrations; history of Cun ado. from earliest settlement to present. Enormous demnnd, bit: profits: credit given; freight paid; exclusive territory: Outfit fry-c; uci at once. Winston Co.. Dept. 0.. Toronto. \

FARM FOR SALE

l offer for sale my farm of 190 ncrcs, situated at Greenvnie, Lot 46. Socty~five acres of which are cleared and nearly all in a splen- did state of cultivation, the bul- anco under a fine growth of bar-l and soft wood. This property is only 2 miles from a railway sta- tion. 2 miles from cheese and starch factories. and 4% miles from the town of Soumls. For par- ticulars, write