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"run-nuts" iiolurs am iiililiiljliii iulsiirlniii

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MR. J. H. MGLEOD

media without until friend of mine

“Frnit-s-tivee". I took

relief,

pletely relieved and am

gretefill to ‘Truit-a-tives”. think that "Fruit-n-tives" beet remedy in the vrorld,

sor, Nova Scotia.

“Fruit-n-tives”. This

dealers,

it lies much in comparison,

EYE STRAIN INSIDIOUS

We ufl this adjective advis- eifiy. '

Sufleelre from Eyestrain may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

Thmmotlve power of the entire human organism is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it le computed UtlliID about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye-

er proportion is‘ required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex-

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can Montreal. Montreal Horsemeat Pack- ing 00-, 149a Baby Street, ‘Montreal, Canada.“ eoe-e-oe-eee

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prices for

SEED and FEED OATS SEED and FEED WHEAT SEED and FEED BARLEY

WHEAT

Feeds For i-ionsEs. ei-iEEP and Hoes. variety of fresh

Poultry

Get our prices before buy ing.

We sell brands) OATMEAL, ED one. TABLE comv MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR WHOLEWHEAT FLOUR

prim.

iiiiiaillsiirs

“I was troubled very badly with Rheumatism and Constipa- tion and tried a great many re- ‘ a l recommended several bones and was very soon com- very

is the and have recommended it to a great number of friends who have bene- fited by it".-—J. H. McLeod, Nova Scotis Freelnasoms Home, Wiud~

Constipation is the great curse of old age. Yet day by day, more and more elderly people are en- joying vigorous health through .n:itur:il medicine-anode from intensified M“ fruit juices-ensures the complete

natural di esti f f f ‘ people’ ofganonuggs. A)?! 3,03: Ulll('£l'*1.\\‘L*i1lY'l'illlE> Years ago. 25c and 50c Hi‘ has Tllwli by successive exam-

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we call good and evil we shall find‘

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Farm . Proiluqeg

We are paying highest cash

SEED and FEED BUCK-

BALED HAY and STRAW We are gelling all kind; of

CATTLE. A big

Supplies i‘

FLOUR (beet ROLL-

8T0... all at lowest possible

a 100., Lifihmt)

liiE cliiiiill iiiiliiiiilii

Serious Fire p f Yesterilaylil.

SHOP FROM Holmsn’e Catalog-

SMARTLY DESIGNED DRESS- . B! IN STOUT MODELS will be shown all day Wednesday (to-day at our Ready to Wear Department _ Q. M L d Ltd. mm c '0 ' 2434-4-41

THE MARKET. —- Yesterday's market was the first one in which any anlou-nt of business has been done. for almost two weeks. Dur- iii}; mill time tine storms which fell iso regularly on market days and ltho coildiuion o! the roads in any IpPEYiJHILd the farmers from at- Ilillilbiflh‘. Butter sold yGSEPTfli-IY or 35c and eggs at i300.

SESSION TO CONCLUDE-Two Jury cases and one anneal remain l0 be heard at the present session of the Supreme Court and the au- thorities hope to get the hearing compi-ted this week. The Febru- nry ierm will open nt Georgetown lFi-bruary 24th.

LADIES INTERESTED in se- CLIIWHQ handsome, stylish dresses l in STOUT MODELS are invited to ‘attend the showing here ail day ltoday (Wednesday). Ladies who mimd it difficult to get fitted with [ordinary models will have their iprabiems solved in this line.— ‘Moore e. McLeod, Ltd. ~ 243-2444

RECEIVES PROMOTION— Mr. i-lrui-sl lh-il. Peaks of the Customs

lll-pilrlnlcnl here, has been pro- liltilfill from tire pthililOii of Cus- {Unis l-Jxr: s0 Cashier, to that of

(‘uuoms Appralsr, at the Port of i(‘lllll'li'Il('llJ\\ll, in _succession to F, ii. iteer. superau-nuated. lH-zlk.» i-uieited tho customs

.‘.ll‘. " vice in 1W6 as Preventative

nlrllnzs until he now occupies the

VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT-

lln lhe Supreme Court yesterday “humping Cblief Justice hlwthleson ili.ll\'€'l‘>l ‘his charge to the Jury in ltll». ( of Kellly versus Kellly and ‘rt fvrrvil to the regrettable slalte of luffillrs l: was that case-s of this "sort should come before Count. ‘File Jury TGIJUTIXQLl to Court after a slimy. dchlierzbtion and announced ' a verillrit of S10, for the Defendant. Tllic braving of lthe case of lliulrdock Aliiciivozl versus Ida Jacobson cainle up iiivfore .\l'r. Justice- Arsenault. This is a claim for wage-s for work done rvpiuiring the defendant's llilfllfifi. MacGuigiln, for Plaintiff.

I\'.(‘., for dcfvnlllawt. Th-e was gonc- through with des- ddCli and mt 5 o'clock lilie Jury hail iuiri-"il to consider the charge. Ali’- 1.1‘ a half hour's (Ir-liberation ver- d-irt was ilniioiin-ceil of $112.88 for > the Plzlliliiilllf. ’i‘liis nrorniug tfhe ow of Kiernn Lzlrkln versus James \‘.\ y for diinuuzes for assault and III-SIMS.“ Wiii ho h-eard.

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For livery ill——.\iil|liril'li Linlmeni.

ai of the late Erie Doucette will leave his residence. iili Pesemore Street. Thursday morning at 8.45 to SL Dunstairs Cathedral, thence to the R. C. Cemetery.

demonstrated here sli

these splendid designs-Moore A

——'i‘liere wiiLl Ibo service on Sunday Feb. 8th ohrurch, North Rustloo at 11 a. m. and in Stanley at 3 p.

held in Rustioo at 7.30.

M I ovloit yceeniey Ilia-moo the Fin ' Ilt was celled to- oiie residences! Mr. Walter Carver-J Stireeit when a the was; discovered in llile kitchen. B7 the: time the apparatus arrived on the; scene the tire bed eaten its m. into a. space between the welisand, one firemen erlnerlonced much d1- iiiicullty in getting ti. under oofltaph Waiter and chem-lanai were used and. in spite of who freezing wealthier tine mien worked like ti-ojena end succeeded in exiillnguidlstifl Che iiilsze. Considerable damage was done by smoke and water and the ilnsurance will not cover the bee. . Til-e exalot cause tlho flro h not l-rnicuvn bull. lit is -thou-g|hi: midi: the‘ dhlidren were plnyilng with Jglsterl- papers, in a. dloset. w-hich ignited the wwlls. As sonn as tlilo fl-re was

FUN ERAL NOT-IO B-The funer-

“STYLISH STOUT" DRESSES my today (Wednesday). if you want some- thing really smart. cell t e see

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McLeod, Ltd. OAVENDISH OONGREGATION

in the Presbyterian m- The

Young People's meeting will be

of overhauling and iopalnlng the

on‘ it's vray to completion

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. D. M, Lamont will preach at Canoe Cove on Saturday at 7 p.m.. Nine Mile Creek. Sunday 10.30 a.m.. People's Church, City, 7 pm. Al- so Stanchell, Tuesday 10th inst" at ‘l p.m.

WORK ON FERRY. —'i‘he work

S.S. Hillsboro which is now on the . stocks sit the Marine Wharf has been- again resumed after a short period duping wlliich , the severe cold and the stormy weather made outside labor impossible. Most of the copper has been strip- ped from the ship's hull and the overhauling of the engines is well The paddle wheels have been housed

Swine Breeders Association meet- ing. Mr. C. B. Clay. Dundns at; tands also lni the ‘interests of the Canadian Sheep Breeders Associ- ation.

i-{ea-i» zzwise and experienced mothers know when their children are troubled with worms and lose no

Johnston's River month of January.

aild work on them begun. As 1' Edwin Hamomn‘ soon as the weather allows the

work of irepaining and rccopperiilg GqADymyétnéummiske the hull will be started - ‘ y‘

' 2. Veronica. Tlinilnor. "ERSCWALS GRADE -Vli. 1. dlutlh Titaiinoi" .\ir J. W. Daly, Beach Point was 2_ Elizabeth 5mm,

a visitor to the city yesterday. 3_ 1101s MacD°na1d_ Mr Ol-ifford Robertson, East GRADE v.[_ Baltic was a passenger on the 1_ Lucylsmilg}, eastern train to the city and re- 2. nil-lib Hanoi-an and Jdiln Slav- turn yesterday. ' en (equal) 3. James Slaven. Mns Flint Murray River is - spend-mg a. few days in Charlotte GRADE 1v_ town the guest of Mr and Mrs 1, Man-y Slave]; 1538C Clarke, 202 EIISLOII ‘St. 2, John ‘Drglnor 3. Brendan Halloran. Nliss Rose McGulgau, Private Secretary to Hon, J. E. Sinclair. GRADE III. left for Ottawa Tuesday morning. _ 1. Gordlon MacDonald Her mother Mrs John McGuigan, ‘2. Daniel Currie Hope River, accompanied her as 3. Harold Currie. tar as Montreal- GitiAlDE II. Mr. Peter Brodie, York is 1. Willllie Currie. leaving todlay for Toronto where ‘he will represent time Maritime GRADE I- Provi-nces at tlhe Cunaiban 1- 9W0“? HBUOTBJH-

dlsooviored Mrs. Oarver. who was i=li in bed, was removed (.0 her neat door neighbour's. _

Despite the heavy snow drints which ‘pi-led along the roads the fire trucks made good time getting to the scene of the blaze. On tho way back one of the trucks was stalled for a short while but it was cleared and continued to the Sta- tion under its own power.

HONOR ROLL

JOHNSTOWS RIVER SCHOOL

'i‘li-e follovrlng is tibe Uhfllldllmg of ‘Schodl for the

GRADE IX.

Perfect A-tteudaimer-Rwth Trai-l nor, Dorothy Currie. Margaret Cur- rie. John Slaves. Wilson MBJODOTI- aid. Mlsry Slaven, Harold Currie, ld-gvuorl Sliaven, Dsniiel Currie, Gor- don liiaoDonoild, Willie Ournie. and‘ Ernest Curnie.

Percentage of altltenldnnoe—92.

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If Hair Is Turning

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Tliii l. beautiful, even

When

turns gray

appearance ii hundred-fold.

for use.

phur Compound.

I hair.

and Sulphur Compound now

m glossy and lustrous,

~ iV-~—1, 01m Doucetbe; 2,§the military limbo Perry mid Mnry Mo-iseason on lines similar tn thus: ‘.1- ll ltfllliil); ti, liolen Wondislili: which were so successful toward:-

l’ lli---»l, .i~~mly Lilikloitcr; but it is now believed that illis can . lint hofisrranged. The military iiu

Gray, Use Sage Tea.

shade oi‘ illll'li~lllll'l(, ‘glossy Ihair can only lie had by brewing o. mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Your hulr is your charm. i‘. makes or mars the face. it fad-es- or streaked, just an‘ application or two; of Sign and Sulphur enhances lis Don't ' bother to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous old recipe im- proved by the addition of other in- gradients at a small cost. all ready

Wu is called Wyeth's Sago and Sul- Thls cili always be depended upon to bring back the "Emmi m!“ an“ Mme °t 7°“ personally in classes or by mail to

lEvel-ybudy uses "Wyetlfs" 305° in company Dr-Henliiten. If you are N‘ sick or suffering from any defect ; cause it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it haaigm M" 1° mi; you, wing | have U861! BDDlted. You simlfly demvflflidone for others I can. " a sponge or soft ‘brush with it and ' drew this throng/b the hal-r, taking one small strand at a time; by that you would like to know. You

the gray iialr has dlesp- may eeli st my office. Dr. Hamilton. peered,- md efier another oppilc- i-isnnesey Block, Greet George colon ifwbeeoinee besntlfuily dark Otreet, Cillflflttflvllil.‘

early in thi tier the Throne of Britain, and that Canada is as loyal to tho Empire today ‘as she was in tho slimmer of 1914 when, wln or lose. she threw all her rcsoilrcl-s in men. money and materials into lli" ti-

tlle close of inst year's exhibition.

Depends on the Care of

THE TEETH

they can only be healthy w h e n kept clean.

Klenzo Dental Creme

is e smooth creamy paste which washes and polishes the enamel without

off. _

Another proposal of the exlllbl tion authorities is to stage a pilg- eant of London. (Lust year's pog- eont of Empire was almost ruined solely because of the continuous rain. -

Professor Seeley The Strong Man

Wiii you let me help you’! Are you satisfied with your beauty of ‘form and your physical health. or would you like to improve 100%. ‘Don't remain weak and discourages

"le- l7 W" I" "i" 7"“ scratching and destroying "ill "W" 5W" i“ WW" l" fl it. It corrects mouth sold- corner and whine. We are ity, one of the chief caus- "B" "i "l? ¥°"- '7 W" l" es of tooth dsesy, hsrdens

too fat or too thin you can take off or put on weight by following my system of treinliig. The work is easy end pleasing to do. il instruct

the gums and leaves the mouth refreshed and clean. " PRIDE 35o AND 00c SOLD ONLY BY

sil perte of the country. Also hsve

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iwhy do you continue suffering. i

for you. i will also give you sn inform- ation about your business or life

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Plane The REXAl-L. P0 ' ‘m Koem sroite a

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mm cHARLoI-rmrowu GUARDIAN

Laurel

her feet-still she

loved,

OH

heed -- hearts at

was about to lose

the only mdn she

her

l The Toalst of Gay Par], ' Dancing Idol-figure of beauty l“

charm. Men vied for her favors-m", fought for her. . _ '

Here is a drama of the French liege with all its giamor—aii its dashing excite, mcnt. .

SHE Dancing idol or Paris. Sway" a, Hearts, Fascinating, Glittering, gm. geous.

THE Millionaire brothers caught by i." irresistible charms. One winning h"

i, to save the other from folly,

With BARBARA LA MARR And CONWAY TEARLE

and _a cast of celebrities.

200 beautiful girls used in the reprodue. tion of the Famous French Bal ales Artistes.

PARIS! GLITTERING! Pleln dc Vivrel

and then some!

ALSO SHORT SUBJ Ecrsl

PRINCE ED WA RD

TODAY AT 3.15, r AND 8.45 Matinee-26c and 16c. Night—37'c, 26c, 16c.

many frlen

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"orders.

{OD . tnntil: struggle (lreilt Ilri-tuin wiismiililln nl‘ (‘umulu llilrl zlrruilguil .1!

Nlr. Rob-b recalled that iii‘. imssrsus

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in Great ilrltsln to \\'llUlll lio ox- tenderl hi..- good \\'l>‘.lli‘$. \lr.llr iaxplillni-il till‘. purpose of l.lit‘ l)l (zzlst and gum ilvtzlils of the illu- us of the Riilll0 l)£‘[iiil'lllli"lll.lli" 3pm], [hgfpgspfl H, vxmmn that (hi...

Most folks forget that the kidneys like the b0\\'€lS.R(llll(‘lllli(‘S mu slug, glsb and clogged uzlzl lltitil ii flush? lug occasionally, else We have hock ache and dull misery lu the kidney regions. severe headaches. rheuma- twlnges, stomach, sleeplcssness sorts of bladder disorders.

You simply must keep your kid~ active and clean and moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region begin drinking lots of water. ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take n tablespoon- ful in a glass breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. ' famous salts is made from the acid o! grapes and lemon juice, combin- ed with lltblii, and ls intended to flush clogged ‘kidneys and help stimulate them to activity. it also helps neutralize the acids in the . urine so they no longer irritate, ' thus helping to relieve bladder die-

Jiids Salts ls inexpensive; makes

I. delightful

b“ t By s11 mesne hsve your . ,5 ,6!l1l1ln8 your kidneys at tilde; year.‘

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“uh” amount of New: Em ‘ time in applying Miller's Worm Powders a most effective vermi- . "RY: mi)‘ IEFIQUNY 33¢“ "W ‘vi ’ h 1 1 - ' forced to fight for honors sake." special lildigfillilllli‘ for ill" express functioning of other organs of i’ fvllge‘ H’ is 8,50 “t9 in c Emmi; the c fl The broadcast from (‘NRA oun-lpurposo. r!" l)i'i)llll(?.'l:4illig ii across m’ body’ and produce m >i igziimhelilfitxyorlzfindfililélns riivgjigagt _ ( °n ""95 7F°m P399 1) g-lsterlll of the mos go FY‘ Sir Hfilljlllt‘HAlliElliiC ‘fol iivurh the iii-iridi- ‘ u - , ‘l-W- n l‘) '1.‘ s l-l’ "i heamh ’ OF ST. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR ‘vhich there can be no cumin“ for f, give in“ my assurance’ mused lgregfigiglllxllld ilrd 1‘itIlil‘l‘i!SS(l)Vl\v. ‘In solursliiklil tiluil‘ llclill ill HAVE YOUR EYES 4". JANUARY m“ chm!‘ or hope or mblmt grown‘ dfifiagln: ‘Finolggegln glgfixilfiiz ‘i’; Robb. Vice-President, Canadian; liziglilnil, lli Scotland, in “kilos. in EXANHNED ; v Ii- lsfl most l-Pllfii-WOTKYIY \\’0l‘m 9X Eda ‘hat Canada is 25:3] National lvlulllvnys, under \\'llOSll‘-§‘0ll.ll(“l‘li ll‘t‘liillll‘ and the Irish l, (iFfHlP 5T1. ilr-zitrlce Wedge; 2, tenmnator‘ we 18nd of great 0 or direction is the radio ilcliilrlilifiill ltrci Siillv. and if this voice cur- 4, ‘AHhq-[a Mmnnrn‘ mnities For the men aljld “£58m in addition to colonization and ‘(ii-- rlos even fzirillcr mill is llriirrl in I - b‘ (“gulp mm}, M“). AICNE-m; 2' who an; not afraid to work‘ there velopment other plflsillfilliéllillllv‘! drill.‘ (‘lillillfl-vg on ‘tilt! continent of 4 lllll lh-lluc; .., Gertrude Daucette “e in Canada opportunities to us. Thou. “as .1 so n liilt. Drornlil l nnopc let itglic llonld us .1 fiienilly optomguqn 4 ‘and “mum, Gflnlun‘ B e S He found no where else in the of lYllKiiL‘ and song. The iiill-nii-lllylln-r, lho mud of ii country flpgir. ‘ n.1,,“ “NHL ywmlno Arsenal," world Amer a firm declaration or group oi muslriilns who form ill" nu: to iuomotw good will zluinnksl ‘*‘**"”‘*‘ 2. Aiirizun Czunoron; r 3. Aniul ills belief in the greatness of C n- orchestra or the Chaim“ “mm”! a“ DQ013105‘ The voice Wm‘ I 1mm“ "4' ' ' "T Ar» niluli. All- ‘Ida Sh. Hem. mm,“ f Ia came from Ottawa for the (‘i vi he l:<‘ill'tl (IUIUSS llit‘ Bordur iu llitl +++e+o+e+++++¢e¢+oe~1>e~ , . Y H1181. 0 ate 1 1 . 1 l 1,0 . chm-n, .-,- q" H f . . 1 1 - . . . mode \ll—-1. Leonora McCul- - - here has been recurrences or a!“ pale‘.- sc e" m’. ‘ n l.“ m “m ‘mm ‘t “m l" "K11: 2. Gertrude llicNeill hose rumours, reflecting upon the “'3 U“ vmwus pan“ m m" B ihi"“.""g"lz"‘l "s m“ "f “"9 ".‘“"“""" : Mildred AiEBflflllll. . "deltity or Canada to the British w“ “M “""°"“"“‘ "7 "‘“ “”“.'E°'i"' ‘ "P r"""‘-" “‘1“""‘*'“K m“ ' (‘wade VH1‘ m“ PM” and LONDON 1r b 3 A th blow Thmm‘ I‘ h“ bee“ my °p"°“““' giisc-iulliilfwtliiiil VKIIlIIIlL l 1e fptlhgaumlsl a“; ' - - --. , - - » .~ . .—~ n0 er ‘ . ‘ ‘- i‘. ' '1‘ ‘ e i_' ico e NW’ “we '"° suppw f.” xPr-inhlw liisgugrliil (“want 2i’ has fallen upoen the arrangements iy to visit every pa“ of Canada‘ the microphone llzivinil a symii- the Ulllloil States of Allldrlit: drill ranches with Government in "ct- '» - “rgarel ilorrljfor this years “m of the Drum. ygggylcfiilliaawaxlltscaglo 8:51:59 ‘ylou ntbetic ear for tlint- lnsLl-uiniznt. I haw no tl0llilit, whatever llut that apected horse melt packed in Ghqde V_L Bolas Gaudet; mfEmpire Exhibition at ‘tremble! 1. ma“ the Union Jack’ mart 9:2 Mrs. Harold Mills. SODFIZHIO: ul‘ lllliy will ri-gziril this event fir‘. .'_l . barrels at special price of Helm 3105mm]; 3_ 313w Amrwas the desire and the lntentlor. wants no other fm-m o; Govern. “Dntreal 5mg Several n1!“ m?“ _ ""“' ""13""? ‘ti’ "l" "fie 0| 501- two cents per pound i o. t. .,.....,,a,,1,_ of me exhibition executive m haw meat n,“ that which subsls“ “m During the (‘OM50 0i’ 1H8 llllllrufieliriil~l~ ln lirnzllli-nsllllg tllc councils‘