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tem

In mais also

peculiar to herself.

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,f ,m§D'Wmm“§ term. 'rue \Abrms.(‘.onvulsiona.Fcvc!iSlr that this practice should not only

ness and Loss or-'Suzan F 0 r 0 r continue uneheeirea

facsimile Signatures! cournged by legis

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10, (Special)-

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government is con listing legisla

P _ ‘

use of the term

l illiffnkisthiotflhg lizlbhntry. The gov-

ernment has no intention of imlwsing

§rk;¢;m;‘:'estrictions on solid banking

ns u ns conducted by either for- eign or domestic concerns.

T ° Some nf the clauses of the' new l n roved by the Marquis of

tn

ieasuro app Crewe, Secre ry of State for India. bear striking resemblance to many of he provisions of the currency _ bill ow before Congress in Washington, nd it is believed that the Indian ovcrnmenf. has availed itself of in- formation furnished as the result of the Senatorial hearing on banking and currency. -

has banking problems

The Indian pub-

substituting for the custom ofburying its

old the more lucrative practice of aking bank deposits, bearing in-

govei-nrnent considers

WWE”

lic is slowly time honored

but should be en- tlon which will

_ is I -» I make the deposits as safe as pos-

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world's supply of

een appreciably lowered

___________ ver has _ _ 1 _

At momhs um __ ;>!ygst'h¢;)uItr\di:;z|;ehehit of bury ng sav

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I ‘,"f‘lZ ft ` ' _ , - ’ ' D°_5_`55 '_°35C~£NT»sl metal has rendered this practice com- _ Hairllins lm" 5°" °\“b°"“l'°d 5' 5 _ ‘l Ill? *AFM parativr-ly harmless as far as the‘m°a"° 0! d°°°"“l'l°“ 5I“°° tm’ °*“"

-_ __ rest of the world is concerned. lie” \'-1l11°3- P3fti°\\1Hl'lY b°B~\l\-if\\1

we- * .1 ‘ "~‘=‘- ~ "~- Never, with inc,-“sad is the delicacy of their workmanship,

two of the finest specimens being' the

abundance of this

‘- -' Lately, ho

. 't th E t I di h v be-

»=»-f¢»»»fwf-»»-- . ~. Y :::.‘;___;:..°..

"N ¢¢..1aus\ eounniv ucv vena e. gun to bury

sults on the world's gold supply.

` ` ' ' ' ` xiety of the government

4 1 1 __ s __

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1 T*

_ _

ing a certainty-~also

_ ,‘ adds a lot of satisfac- ,V tion to the work. You __ » _ can scarcely afford to

to overlook the several _ Q exclusive features of the Sask-alta when

buying your new range. Ask your dealer to explain them. 724

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Sash-alla

` are sold

dealers w

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where li

up our gu

plendirl

on ilns s range--_ Mccldwb

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1 V ' I I ,l I I W they have dm" for m°_ idea, and delights 1,0 Put it to harm- 1 ~ ,, , ’ "if were nn... win be of my bsnen: °`?? ”°°°°° 0"' "W "° “id “° “°" " I l Lili. ‘ you have my P¢rmission to Publish 05811271 deanthl; man tugs ;n°r$“§

-V . _ _ papa s room u o go

__ | 'I ll' lui Ii _ l §h°m'"suM"'E|i;°’“ X§l'.“‘“"s» 455 he would sen him lime brother. `\ ‘I “I-I HI I “ . “me” °°t' “"5 ma' Now that means gold enough to fill

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I ,. MTJSEQS _ rnunrifuvnns

yo 0% ' n 65* Restored to Hcalth by Lydia

The accuracy of gh? 45é"78%\§\;\& 1 E.PinkhamsVegetable

_ I \i"` the M cClary wr., on Compound. \ “‘°"“° ‘“°‘ °' ‘°~°"5if="3‘*°‘ v I ...”.;T.IT.... ......... ` I makes good bak' ` ‘_ T teen years organic inflammation,

.lr lv-___\_»_\JJlIll\\n

ranges

s __l4_.s,_

every- ‘ _"L

Y 41°°<l ho back

aranlee

Hence the an to give India ing' system.

an lrreproachable bank-

wnrnu smx ~

_§i‘a‘-=assa.;eaasezz= ==--.seg-._ .,=.=.=. f e m a l s weakness»

' "‘a- pain and irregulari-

,`. _ ties. The pains dn " ` ill my sides were in-

__ creased by walking or standing on my

_..u,

_ _If feelings, was de-

/'/’ * ‘?'}}_t - pressed in spirits _-_-.fi-' _'_'/’ and became thin and / ' _' 3- pslewirh dull,heavy

' ‘ eyes. I had six doc-

tors from whom I received only tempo- rary relief. I 'decided toglve Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a fair trial and also the Sanadve Wash. I have new used the remedies for four months

Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com

contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,

- L " » most successful rem for female ills

“iv

we know of, and thousands of voluntary

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_ c ° '39 _ | ~ memorials on me in the Pinkhrm

W5#

UI N UI

-I laboratory st Lynn, Mass., seem to F. - prove this fact. ‘

sou mums vo _` ounnoaus- _ nas naNi;;€r=iI, 'msn

1-uns si.1_.sou»r_

After washing 'y0l\l'”illl!‘ with soap always apply# littll Danderino' to tliesealp 'to in_vi¢orsts_‘;th's hair and‘ prevent dryness._ ‘Better still. use soap as sparing ss possible, and in- stead have a _“Dal`idsrine Hair Cleanse." Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking 'one strand at atime. 'mils will remove dust, dirt and excessive oil, in a few mo- ments you will be amazed, your hair will not only he ’clean, but _ it will be wavy, fluffy and ahrmdant. and possess an incomparable softness and lustre.

Besides cleansing and beautlfying

the hair, ons application of Dander- lne dissolves every particle of dand- ruff; stimulates the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the' 'roots, invigor- ates and strengthens them. Its ex- hilarating and life-producing prop- erties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. .

Menl» Lsqlissi \ You cad surely

have lots o charming hair. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan- derine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it. _ `

THE ANTIQUITY OF HAIRPINB.

gold pins which are found at Sala- mis in Cyprus, and are now in the British Museum. Even more hand- some were the Saxona pins of a let- er date, with their shanlrs of brass, head of gold, and embellishment of garnets and pearls. There were too the larger sort of pins so conspic- iously and frequently mentioned in the Bible. The instrument driven by Jaelthrough the temple of Sisera was probably a tent-pin, while Dell- lah fastened the web on Sanison's hair with a pin or batten.

In the Middle Ages pins were a

great fashion-indeed a necessity-in France, and ` we have it on record that i'n 1347 twelve thousand pins were removed from the wardrobe of one of the French Princesses. The convenience was probably a little la- ter in reaching England, but in 1540 we hear of Queen, Catherine (How- ard) importing pins from France. _In 1560 the trade underwent some considerable changes, brass supersed- ing iron, while at the same time the p`rice was lowered. During the reign of James the First the metal pin came into fashion. In 1817 a madn-

., f°°¢ “ii I l\ld!l1¢h ine for producing entire pins was in-

_ awful bearing down vented by sn American, seen Hunt,

but it remained for Samuel Wright, of Massachusetts, to patent in 1824 the wonderful pin-making machine which is generally used today.

TEACHING FATHER BUSINESS

Evan children of today have an eye

to the main chance. A man has 3 little daughter of whose character,

this room from wall to wall and

A _ l I ` P°\md.m=defr°m D=¢iv°r°°¢Isndherb». from near to ceuing. If 1 sen _neue

brother for' that amount, I shall be

world that you want. Shall I sell him?"

HND' papa,"

1 I -.J sndto-day holds the recordof being the able to buy you everything in the

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answered the little

girl promptly; and then, before the delighted father could embrace her

adectlon, she continued Keep him

“'° ul I H - II mlll 'If on havothe slightest doubt mr exprming °° m“°h.. ““°°m°h

=E

thatiydfa E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound will hel you,write

till he’s bigger, and he'll be worth

wnyaiaa Plnknsmlnlisaicineco. '"0" '

_ (conildential) Lynn,Mass., for ad -“‘°*”°°‘”"

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ll ‘Il . u. _ _ .-

(ic gg; 1 I n vice. Your letterwill beo sued: _ HONK-

__ II _ read and answered by a wlfiman, -“-

- and holdin strict Qgngdgngg, ‘ Your cows moo in 3 most peculiar

_ lé/_lay H ‘I - 1 “"}_;fl-£1' l t

‘J W \ l | . s nstinc of self- reservation

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Sold hy Rogers Usrdwgsre Co, Lid. Ch'fown, and R. T. llolmsn, Lid, S’Sids

`i ' LONDON rononro MoN'rRr.A|. v/|NN|?'r;c ,, mcouvrn s oi-iN H.wn.mN

CALGARY sAs|<A ooN EDMONTON

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Fire Insurance

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develops animals, remarked the farm er. ""l‘hen cows dont want to be run

For rstcs an use P It island M s over by the “sky 'autos' so-“they Fira Insnrsnoe Oomfisii es on Fdlrdlibl are learning to Mak" `°Jud°'°’

B .:u2:'e..2e“'r+‘:::.;...lrui.§.°'r::l:: uc sw. A pl

li] B. d.§'nr.i._|eo sms” sms.

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IB mbfng Irs. li I Hfi gmc! tom-fhdii‘ssfi'ls. of tliese_ sudden desflu might be prevented if the 3° ‘hlftlmlzlllll znegotheir this

n sn u £'°V"f

PNPC tr!

Wm |1141! IOM N s-ng suileref s rzglesnr FULL

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_ N hePb

just received s csrlosd of Beaver flour direct from the mills in bbh

K bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry s full line of the following choice

Brands of flour.

Tilson’s Pride Royal Stewart Rainbow Delight Phoenix Square

Also bran & Middelfngs st very lowest prlues. Give us s call

W. GRANT fd* CO.

16mw¢0MEtf. Qnecfi S-‘ _

m»|s1 war. me

Si, New ssosnwsr.

York City

HOTEL FLANDERS

snsoturstv runs or

_ Nerve Tnstms

_' < : UHAKUI

zsnvrx :nl nrsirx nr: l “em m, alsondfhmtld Book that explains

on Fslslfdfl. ua' Em." r.-::¢~"r £¢‘."°:¢!.°.li'.'.’ £3 l’.'."&..‘”fln'°J‘;.. .lf .»s”‘§'.l.». '$5' 3 ‘1-°"' ' “I” ‘v'..‘:.°‘r~:: “ri

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Fox For Sale.

A large sliver nfale fox

Ranch bred from Newfound- lsnd stock six 1 n months old, Price reasonable for s' quick ssle- Apply to

_ D. W. HOWARD

_- ' » llilfos

cured. Hsu 'UMM Quin cds? ameth- Ussilif New rsseyi If

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BERLIN, Nov. 10,

able for service on the

Anglo-German tension

battle ships have been

Britain b me acute,

TRIMMING WINTER

ready for trimming ornaments in plumes,

DOW.

on the under brim.

with a band of folded

plush.

of each individual.

inches wide and about

terfiy eilect.

slnecure eh?

Nora, said: -

mine! ’ '

_ ine,

. . Lum; cuss

newest German- battle ships, the Kaiser and the Koenig Albert, and the’ cruiser Strasburg _have been

ordered to leave Germany earlymin Decculbey for South American wa s, stopping ,at the German West Afri- can colonies on their way. The cruiser is said to be intended

merely as atest oyage, but the war ships, as is inddcated in the news~» papers here, will evidently be avail-

if it_should regard the South Ameri- can cruise as patent evidence that

ing, as this is the first time German

the North Sea fleet sinw the naval rivalry between Germany and Great

sea '

` HATS AT HOME

(Woman’s World for November) Shapes in velvet, plush, or felt,

feathers or flowers, make it easy for the home-milliner. _this season, t trim her hat successfully.

There is a great variety in shapes

to _choose from, and they are com- plete, already lined, and need only the addition of a simple trimming. For simplicity is in high favor just

A hat in velvet, with low round

crown. ands soft brim lifting at the right, may be gracefully trimmed with a fancy ostrich feather mounted

A gray plush hat may he embellish-

ed Wlth a pair of shaded red wings, mounted at the back, and finished

the crown, in the same color as the r

Brlms of the plain shapes may be

varied in many ways to suit theitastc

The home xnilliner will also had the

butterfly bows of lace very attrac- tive, as well as easy to make. A silk covered wire -is run around'a lace with deep scallops, an inch or two from the edge, and this portion turn- ed bsck and stitched close to the wiring. The bows are usually four

A knot arranged where the bow is at- tached to the hat will finish the but-

SLANDER LABOR.

_ Pat was a coal miner. He lay on big bagk on 5 l'0\lgI1 l'0¢k and 118.111 mcred and wrenched at a seam ol coal

above his head hour after hour. No

But one hot evening, when Pat

came home there was no supper. He ventured' 'to complain, whereupon

"Sure, its a foine man to complain

y’arel Me slavin' all day like n Turk over the red-hot shtove, an' you on the broad o‘yer back in a nice cool

A SUMMER ACCIDENT

Asteam roller rolled on s stray can-

And flattened him east and west;

I-le hadn't 3 chance to utter A whine,

But his pants no doubt, were pres-

s- C F Poo! .6 ' H2 _Omen widow cy % Kent St.Hal1fax,N.S.,Trsve1ling Sales Agen

I ` I i il '

( Bpctial)-The

swollen and sore that I could

_ 'I consulted s doctor. “Q30

Theoisieond gocxei-'s treatment Zlve ”‘° “° b°“"' "°'“l“

~ ° ea d. _ f ~ ' _ _

I :,‘;du;l|11';r|;‘; gali'0ess?l'liinimcnts and lotions I _heard of, bu/t instead of mgiggatway mly condition when I got my first box of Z_sru-Bok., Gruily my delight that first box gsve mc relief. 1 continued to apply li to the sores, and dsy

_ légtfliat at last I had hold of something which would cure me

knew ibm a chronic case such as mme would fake a good deal of _tune fo If seemed to me that Zam~Buk was altogether d|dercnf_ and superior all srafions I had fried, and that perseverance with its use would

£21: Well, I continued the Zam-Buk treatment, and in the

over a year since Zum-BUF

of the eczema or any

worse than or if could

Mexican coast want to do

sores were very

is disappear-`

detached from

CIR,

and millinery wings, fancy

CIR

Thg above article proves Lhe_grcst value of Zum-Buk for skin diseases. Cut out this article, write on it the name of this paper and mail if (with lc stamp fo pay return postage) to

1| 'U I FI Fl

TR >Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. box will be sent you by return.

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Because “Beaver” Flour'ls the original sud genuine blended flour. It contains nutritious, full flavored Ontario fsll wheat, blended with s llnlg Mgnlmbg spring what to give added strength.

"Beaver" Flour is not like the woman who can make only one kind of cake or one kind of fancy pastry. “Beaver” Flour is like the sttrsétlve, capable, clever housewife who can make Brehd, Rolls and Biscuits - Csksshiles md

' Pastry-and makes them all equally well. _ t's the

flour you want I Order lt st your dssler's. _ |42 DIEALEBS-Ifrifo ss lar peices sn Food. Scans Gnlns and _Canola

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