crimes they do not co take purgativescizitl c. we are commitm.

When the s'ys_ti’"

. Every other form of treatment either irritates ‘or forces

' on the waste matter instead of tire/y new principle NUJOl ' g out of the body. i waste scffﬂtluz“ - -;:ct.ntion .1: regal: r

the system. Ntzjol ' _'0n the system.‘ E

will keep the p... ‘Nujol prove '

Joy-Time oi Technical Education

'i‘w0 iiuiidrvd shines were paid at island in l87l—a son oi‘ the tut-in. a London auction for the first pos- English on his firmer’; and scotch toge~stitxnp of the Transatlantic on his mother's side. After getting ﬂliliiﬂil 3105i 0f "Wm WBTB a good elementary education lnthe DPPSEHIHI b)‘ Hawker and public schools oi‘ "The island," he Aittltk for the benefit ui’ a marine left home at the age of ﬁfteen and charity in Newfoundland‘. Here, of spent three years in commercial course, is u. relic of unique historic work in the l'nited States. in 1892 significum-e. - ' he entered McGlll University,

But all the new stamps of our choosing the course in Mechanical

irnn cannons-crown Gustavus ‘The Phiiateiisfs L. W. Gill, New Director

. . ———— _ ,(Canadian Fisherman.)

. Professor Lester W. Gill, lately

NW" siimP 19"" 13911011! H1! appointed Director of‘ Technical ‘ Heirt- Education to administer the ten million dollars voted by tho Dom-

—~~~ ‘t inion for distribution to the pro-

» ' vinces, fas born in Prince ‘Edward

offer on Nov. 1st, 1915, and on Fobruary 3rd, i916, Liout. (lill was ‘ promoted to the rnnk oi’ Mnlor and ‘i

|-n..-.-.-,.i.>.i 0v..,........ in command a 14 m _

the buttery (later the 46th) whlch~ he had recruited and organized in rntcitsirtf. ':::";;.'.';..:lt*.'..i:t i , . . t Gill was sent to‘ France in com - t , window. Happiness in thehome comes from simplenoutishirtg foods that are easily digested. Keep the home sweet and tranquil by servmd Shredded Whe ta simple, naturalmvhole

mtmd of the 46th Battery, which wheat food. Most foods have advanced seventy-

‘AL; QALLLl-Lib

"was then a part of the lllh Brig- ade. lie remained in command oi‘ this unit uniil March 26th. 1917. when the 11th Brigade was dis- banded. consequent upon the deci- sion to change the Canadian Field Artillery from J-gtln lo G-gun bat- teries. Subsequently Major Gill wns given command of the 33rd Battery and later oi' the 45th Bai- tery.

After the taking of Yimy Ridge.

MARCH 2, 1920i

rwvu <F*Y****‘isztzszrrrcrisxwrrrnzwtvz ifzf

'. Men are often punished for And when we thoughtlessly cs to relieve stagnant bowels.

duy are specially d\esigned——llke illiirfe oi’ Mut-ha, a Czech artist, who shovrs ll head of President hiasoryn,

V, the blacksmith ruler 0i’ Bohemia. Ziiuny of the sltlilipa‘ are old issues.

tiitsn "sui'cliarged“ or "overprinted" by invaders and new masters-dike the Grccks in Asiu Niinor. the Rou- mutiiuus in (Hungarian) Transyl- vania, the Ykruniuns in Galicia. and

Engineering. He graduated in 1896 with honors and the gold medal. lie then took a post graduate year in Electrical Engineering with rev search work-in magnetism, and was ttwtirtipd an 185i Exhibition Schol- arship. This was held for two years one of which was spent in re- search work at McGill (‘niversliy and the other at l-lnrvard, whcrc

Major Gill was compelled to retire from combatant service, on ac- count of ill-health, due principally to the effects of gas. After eight weeks in hospital. he was requisi- tioned by the \\'ar Office for spe- cial technical duty with the Minis- try of Munitions, on which service he spent nine months. ln Septem- ber. 1918, he applied for return iv

ﬁve per cent in cost. Shredded Wheat sells ' at such a slight advance over the old price that you will never notice. itTwo Biscuits withhot _ milk make a nourishingi meal for a few cents.

JIAD‘? ill‘.

i" unable to remove food waste at regu- tlie food we ste, and not the system,

llll‘ littlittns in the much-disputed 1"’ 100k up s1‘e"1“l_ 5mm“ i" P1137“ liulutttiian pony-especially D'- 19>" “m1 '"“11‘°',1m“°5' AnnunZiO-s “Faithful (qfy-i or .-\vl'l€l‘ this distinguished course pimm. as a student, Mr._ Gill took up cum- in some ‘Cases. “he chaﬁng tnercial engineering work with the stamps have been so hastily altered lvesunghmlse mecmc and 311m“ ' ma, sermrs“ have arisen and the tacturing Company, where special ssuo has iii consequence been witl1~ Dppoﬂunides were oﬂered ‘m. me ' - study 0i‘ manufacturing tneihotls drau-n, ztftcr a very few examples and ého “uacuce hi“? m?" o-verpﬂntetl‘ n is mes? in 19:01AM‘. Gill was apiufnietl uhith so mien become the t-oliec- PTOYQQVOP m. General Fugiluulring _ml'|7|‘;:_' we worm WIT in the School of Alinlng. Kingston luigc ~utmh M1593‘ \ Dnehcun} tat that time affiliated with ' .1 .' , .. " I _', Queen's Fniversiiyx) The rapid error ill ilu-isrmshtltiiitiiu118mm pxlmngion o, Hu-s 501mm ﬁlo a llvtllsnildlit‘ us much :ts“i..’o0 in tilt‘ Fiuclulu. m- avijlied Spiel“? ‘lumen .~.i uioutn. Anti .i p.111 of the rat- necessary w (Imam-Z? and develop ist o. lllc l<rcnt~h~tlit- one-franc courses m- stud‘. in a“ we Drum“, trrzitigvﬂri-rmillitm of 1R49——fett-hetl, ' ‘

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Iicavcr Ham‘ dCllUiOllS, nuiliict-

cakes and

The 0:11} wile i.» z not yt-l

in ynzzri Suit] Pf" j r

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ONDON

inter Sale >ring Sale 'arehouse—

64 Park Street, Souihwark, London HENRY BENNET,

23 Broadway‘

For particulars apply to E. H- RAYNER,

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Button

We lmvt- about seventy pnirs_ raring boots, Get a pair uv mnzi. Pnstngi- 10c, i-xirzi.

Alley & Co., Ltd.‘

135 Queen Street

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‘riillllp wils wirliilrnwwi, Lifter lass

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Huiol’. h" d ‘ (Mfmnc ir-sucs and lociil lllllkvﬁhlfla‘. filly Cﬂiiillilill’ 01' P111411 liiliiilifPlks-J

ituck ll st-ttrt», m.‘ "British Oct-tipntiou (iijseilﬁ W111i i1 Cﬂilliiilfly} ill the firs! of liitgtlzni" stilinps, illlil nmtle £30 Vivi-Slim. Professor" (lill’s ifiiilllllfl

tlionsantl new stitnips have been 1119 511111911“; 111111 kifililliﬂlcﬁ '

1HJlil't'ii out b)’ all nations. from lenhullpield‘\"'“1“"Yrm" - i

lri-Lntti m Ethiopia. Thu Sinu Fain ﬁmwme; _ 111-“ "l“"1lil"1¢'il1 ilbﬂiilw‘

i --R,,I,,,hIi,,-- h,“ i, "w" iﬁrlllgs: the and training enabled him l0 lit‘- 'l

pi- llli'lll tiffit-crs zit tho sinriuing of “"11 l“. '11" gun-T Th" 311117111 11"" uiln-rty |[;,1t_ in ti“. l“s‘)unif‘“ o; tiurtnteni accepted the Vnlversityfs.

izitlrliitxtiiliitirii Established 1809

12 Tokenhousc Yard ENGLAND

iUR AUCTlﬂNﬁ

Commencing Feb. 2, 1920 Commencing April 26, 1920

New Yorl.

P. E. Islam‘

' u P; Mail Mr. Shrirloii, "We must trildc mnrr and morn with ourselves until our ionntry an I Emplrﬂ can talc-ctr away ii~i ﬂnilflllrlll‘! tlcbt" '

Sizes 2 1-2 & 3

suitable for girls. all

A“ I _ at; of engineering. 'l‘his gavc the unilvr 1hr» hnmmcr. Loki 111115 opportunity for limiting l‘i-oi+-'-t<or _ (liil'.~: work, first Io trtccltitnit-itl ail-

111111111 l“ i“ \l-‘*'-0\i'1fit»; 1011K’ @1111" ginccritig and inn-r to clct-ii-ii-al

Illiiiiil rcsiiliing from a twcnly- (snginpfiI-ing‘ Aim,“ ‘his mm, he‘

‘Tmlilll’ ﬁllimii "i i111,‘ 5111119 001ml!‘- wns uztlicti upon to design curl su- ‘-'i111"l'I141ii-\‘ 111W 111080 of K1115 porintcntl the installation oi‘ d cen- G‘ "' 4111411" Nils’ 0f 31min iii"? trail ltcnling plant :;i QuocpX-i i‘

iv,“ lili\‘l'll£1l.li>ll_'ll importatire. That versiiy, the ﬁrst lnrgc ccntrnlhcut-j

oi 111s British Malt-sly is so large ing plant installed in twimtiiit. l‘: and Yiliilililli‘ as to (Tilll for u spec» fcssoi" (lill's work us :\ lent-law .i:: i.il itiztniigcr, in ihc person of Mr. boon cluiiuicrilerizeiil by ilic tlilllli‘! l»). ll, o‘, of the litiyul Piiilzi- l‘1l>‘lll‘Il(-‘S:l of thought anti iiPhnn ‘Si i-iy. ’l'ti<l;ty Siiliilp-Ifliiié-‘C- ')l' pcrccplititi which uiuiL-li-ti him I01 iltt-vvnrii]nvi=r»ytittiii::1nil ill, win hohors lib‘ 2t simlint ‘ll-l 101 ii itnil pour. of both sex ail-e Main .'l.'l'l(l lit-tip tltc runiielvnt-t- of; lining tho tiinc of their lives. For iu:iniii':i<:lii1'inti ciirvrvrrls. ni-wr, surrl); “gh- mp1,. Sup], a ln Jlllllli‘ y, i915. lic voiuttit-orutl. flood mi‘ 110W t-ttitiutis from new mt ovorsczts scrvicc. Al iilfli time: Start-s, or sin-h ll tidt- of freakish 11f’ Wﬂs in committal oi‘ tho i'uivt,-i»*

l

l lillilll’ a StlitllPl‘ who llftlllﬂlli (Y-"mwiii 11111111111111 having ronc ov-

lion ihcm. l-it- intiti inr-t Ts. dd. i" ‘hi’ in“? ~ .\' (lviiiiliiiiii lift“; ,,- ,1“. 10L ~ pared llllll tor the task which he; 1,111“. past "trial" nearly m“... then undertook —-i0 i'0(‘l'lli|

.,-| Ur mp“, we“. _.,,,;,_L.,t by m". (‘UIIIP quickly efficient! in Ill" illlllil

llill g Poland hits portraits of PPilEI"

tars-kl and Pilstitlsiti on liter tiuiitin zil siuiniis, io liztlziuce ihe rival claims of slzitiismint llllil siiltlici‘ in 0 ‘ili’ Slain". i‘r'i.(é’lli'l'illlflll. Thi- llc- q

uublit- of Plﬁlilﬂllial favours u ilcsiizn

(‘zerlio-Siorzikiii stamps bear the I ‘tend of 'l'hoinz1s Alasoryic. tho new 1i!‘t'Slil‘tL‘lli, whose ‘career uf adven- turc and persecution, from his 9 iiiat-lismiilt days until now, is as z

.. ininia, and Ilalmzitia, since the --t';tptiiy" m- ‘itcial feaeling ill these g v 9

ill‘il\'lili'i'a is still vt-ry strong. Armcniit, (iaorgiit, nntl the un- lzcnrtl-tii’ Rciiiihlit-a of Ararat and .\' ulmijun all tell extihcrant tales z til‘ froi-tloin in coloured “scraps '01 1 txtpcrfi which are now keenly 0 <_ttight by collectors ill Western t Kurntni. .\:< for iuvatlcrs‘ stumps. g ilu-sc nrc ciihcr stict-ial propaganda z isFlllfn/llkt‘ those of the Italians in z 9 o

l-‘iuntc—~oi' else oveuprints upon inﬁll stumps, often with thc itioncy v llllL‘ offered. _ 6 'l'lins -hc Grccks issued Turkish 6 stumps in Asia iMinor bearing the I words “Hellenic Occupation." The 6 Kiilg of- the Hcdjaz ordered new § sliillliis with his own portrait. and‘ I

that of the Emir Feisul. who played at) important a part in the Arab g liberation. Serbian issues show u the rising sun oi’ a new day, and z ilit-rc are similar “celebrntioiW is- nn-s by fatnous cities likt- Liege $ mil Dunizig. 3

Vcry rare and valuable are the Frivitkish stamps produyetl by the Wt-st Ukraine Government, when iht-li’ (JVQPPIKPF forces iuvztdetl rhllﬁifiilil Gailiclat. Even Scholeswig has a; new stamp, This marks lite occupation of u plcsisclte thrti. was to tlPClilE! the fnitire political ties» iiuy oi‘ n Siuic which (lcrmiin lint-hi wrcnt-hctl uwny from Dcn- ntnrk in the sixties. ‘ x I

._____¢§>’_.____ FORCED BY EXCHANGE TO ‘

rnAot-z MORE AMONG THEM- 1 sctves 2 2

NEXV Yflllh. iM-il, 2R —~'i‘hat iiic Ilriilsh iloininions would he forccd 0 liy the v-xcltzttigc situation tn iratic ' innrc anion: ihcttisi-lvi-s was dcri- I itrwl by !\lr. Mark Sheldon, Hiiili ‘ Ivmimlssioiicr of Australia, at n t ‘tmchcnn of tlir: Bond (‘lub hcrc tii- z

IV

“Mivv-rsv- iwcliiiiili- is infill-l’ ilinri- lnisiitoss lutn ihc “Tlilﬁil Iii.‘- illllllﬁflri ‘than over lteforiu" Siiiil

Mr. Hlwlilon declared ‘that tho

pr-oplo of Australia '\\'Pl'(‘ rcmarlt izhit" ]ll‘(l5})"i‘0lil5l ai the present time.

‘it lm< il iumk zn-ranuui of lllOTf‘ rim" $200," hp declared. The rc~ sources of Australia are only scrut- i-hcd. We ctovfi nccii (‘11111017 W!‘ g

"Every srcontl person in Auslrsp I

nncil ponulntitm. Auairulin can

find cmpliiviueiit For ion million Incnvill- an! ih" prmiticiiiiti lhn‘ v-ntvm rpgnii must 0f lisclf product n grout revenue. which would an Mu in soil-mg the problem oi vx- change."

l.

-be utilized in the work of retrain-

ioinbmunt service and the ztpplicit- cAnﬁrﬂ lion was granted. lie tvas under orders to return to Fiance when the armistice was signed. At that time application had been made by the Khaki University for his trans- fer to the Educational Services. As I the ﬁghting was over, Major Gill

decided that his services could best

ing men for civil life- as n. begin- ning oi‘ reconstruction. Early in| December. i918, he was itppuinietll Assistant Director of bidirectional‘ tier-vices. in which he was rcspon-l

sible for the itdministraiion oi‘ all .

i919, Major (iill returned to citnn- "is!" 0"‘ 11W (“Wish ‘Piiaﬁl- "l"!

Frcdtirick Schroeder culled at the home hi‘ his mother in Brooklyn

lite found the birdies of the tcltilti. - his mother and his sister, all three of whom had hut-n asphyxltittq by -| 1}. ~ 1 . . L '- '- .- . .

).fils‘b.\‘ front u leaky tube. lic hull lcft s ml y 10m t“ m’ H“ mm!“ I” H Mnkhlg m Hm hmunn‘ ilii- ‘iliiy with his gritutliuutlu-i- iii|_r-. jug‘

. , of blTilS wittgitig up out of i! sitirmy st , (lcrinnn-Austrlu. has u new attics h)’ the ilfilsi Jusci‘ ltcnuer. _ _

. » - , ,. - . . , ‘ 1 I 0040000 0+ macro o o n 0c yomooooouyo+§9°4f°ﬁi"ﬁvﬂ_+o q qgsq... o nowvoo-owwovoo oorooooeoooo-vou owwwmowo

pointinent to his old pusiiitm in Niinrly cvi-ry country has its- QucenYs Fiiivcivaiiy. ' lic was illi- ' liOllllPil Director of Technical l-klu- cation in liecetubct- -t post for wit], m.» _;tfpp|-n;\tt|';-u1_ which he is pecnli:

itics itavc hurl public rt ogniiionin gm m,“ fantastic “mp5 m, fppd OXpPgLt-lily Pllllllg0d, a storm came’ landslide‘

1'1"?!‘ Will-Q» o" 1w" i" 'i'>‘11‘1n-“Pl"l' plpcs' and atlso accounts nuiuv of on, illlii illi‘ honi front wihch lht- H Today’ 1"- ﬂlnyone puts ms ear to

IPBSUI‘ (i111 l‘Blil‘i‘>'i‘"1"‘1 (imimil "1 lill'lll only loo wcll t-orriiliui'.'tii-il, harping was‘ thought to ]ll'i)iff'i‘(l Wllit lpypxﬁ'll:lt'ﬁllllw N11“ F‘; Luusithtliophe »-' . n". ‘. . - .> .-.-. )I“Y . " |.v ' ‘ "'~ i Q .

intnitiatitinal mt i NIL-H 01 i1" 1" ' t)i'l|]llSl\'()ll1lllll' illliillll-i‘ llinzl. t-lih- u u t kt d. 1V1!) 0"‘ _ "1 “*1 '1" “ t-nii-h the’ souhtlntllf mltlilglettl qberlllgl-li,

l("l'l'lilll()lliil idiot-Ii'triot~liiiiitztl (Your H- hlt‘iili;‘xly 54H] must‘. "r "msji- tit lit-int; (il't)_\\‘ill‘ii. iiiissitin,_aiitl he is one of lilOSU a wry Slrilllg‘; “m; slump ~ (fllOSPfl by his fellow t-ngiiwel H!‘ 'l‘his is zuirliiii-i-il to git and form n1‘ ltziuutltig. fine oi’ the bust" ip] ,. 1" "mmher m. m“ Qumdim‘ E " “' 31111115111‘ d “Z1111 "i111 "V11 13'1"’- 41iii11kntn\'ii iil\lllll‘.'l‘.~l of this kind iUili|V1 h l ]. “P111114 S'ili"1"i'i1=' 1\-"-5"“1-'ll1""- is hoard from ilinc in tuut- on llliillll‘ 1 ' g o“ 3

llclls ill sm ZITL‘ n vi-r_v (‘lllllllllilll , Um“. vhurch

- ~' H1111 ill 1<iiil‘1'.>' lillivv-‘i- I\l:tny rs itgo ihc (‘him-h oil: 1" 9911115" D4111‘ "Y l'lii'lI\‘v‘il11 Ili1i1 lt"orrnbui' in (‘onwiill iicctivd bolls 1 (-91 musk. he h

Brifiiurv very plaintive music zitiii “m1 ;1(‘('i)i‘t1lllﬂ{l)' bolls were (iriloretl, i got up 1 Hvnlqgd

often voices, are heard t-omitig from was: and shippcil. i “my mil "dam,

yt

TUBE LEAKED THREE ARE DEAD

NEW YORK, Fvh. 14.——\\'hen

KIWI storm. to thi- slim-e. the citptain oi’ tho ii, n1‘ whence

'i‘hc, volt-cs are suit] to lit-long to ship in which tltvy wm-e being ca,» Shortly an“, the spirits of the sailors (ll‘(l\\'ill‘(l rivti 115111] nut-it [tit-ripp- hlngungg‘ ill S011. 1111i! 11H‘ lillillillll l0 bi" 11115- that the ship was stititieitly caught ml to the ct] its i! welcome tirnthcrs \Vilil will in u swan “m! “(rQQRQd u“. b011,; mmmlqul]

it originated. i -t night for his twp yearold sun

irnrtlcd inori- in ihcilighi of ii ivurii- Am] ni,w_ \\‘h(v|||uvf.|r n gtﬂr"! is “t H", Sh“, of

fill!‘ tho iiilitifTs hi’ his will‘. who is The Mysterious Harp ‘iiiiltiiliniliieisbllbliiilih "”\0der-—-l" unmdelnwrutely strangled’ ‘ll ~l 105D -1 Wllli iii1l‘i1lil0il1ﬂ-~ There is a story well known in|nf the so“, m; a ‘van-hing m Wm" Mmard,

Don’t you always notice when company comes to dinner you haven't enotrge sil- verware? _ t “_

Sundays 1t usually is, when guests pour in from out of town, or g0 home with you from church. And all the time you’re saying how glad. you are to have them, you’re wondering how on earth you'll manage to set the fable with the small amount of silver you have. l '

Everybody knows that every woman loves beautiful silver--that she rarely, if ever, has enough. '

So we have purchased a supply of Oneida Community PAR PLATE, 26 pieces to the set-guaranteed for ten years of everv-day-in-the-year wear.

The kind of silver a woman likes to handle and own-beautifully patter n-tli graceful in design. _ _

We bought only _a limited number of PAR PLATE, g0 there are bound to be 59mg of you disappointed, if, you don’t hurry up.

Come to the office today and let us tell you about our offer and show you a com-

_ plete set 0f Oneida Silverware which you get FREE. You’1l be delighted with the

simplicity of the plan: If you cannot conveniently come t0 the Guardian oﬂice, fill in the coupon and mail Itlto us today.

Do You Know About . Oneida Community Par Plate? -

It is made by Oneida Community who make the finest silverware in the world. 1t is sold by the best dealers everywhere. You can always be proud of the Oneida Com- munity stamp on the back of your silverware-it means the best materials that can be put into any silverware, the most 1ierfect tiesigns by the best artists in that line of

work’ %rz'a7a/6Wea/A

The Bridal Wreath design is charmingly simple, with its designs delicately traced ’ around the shape of the handles. The finish is soft gray-long-tvearing, A-1 plate on a base of the best nickel silver. , f Do not delay, write or come today and be first in line tosecure one of these beau- ti ul sets. ' -

ONEIDA P»: mm

THAT IT i5 HONBTIY MADE BY SKILLED WORKMEN WlTH THE LATEST MAfZHINEFY AND THE IIEST MATERIAL AND THIS GUARANTEE is BASED UPON A REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENCE AND INTEGRITY lN MANUFACTURE NOW IETABLISHED RM! OVER HALF A CENTURY

GUARANTEE All. oooos mum 11m STAMP ONEIDA 00MMuNrrY Pu. Pun - 135 --' waist" mortars" "tic-trains e c’ "r nilltzovrscivunssitvntrortts m >

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the work of the Khaki University PHANTOM Music, n m m w I no L of rum“ (fab I h l l b

' 1 q _ ' i i ‘i -, i ._.____ - . r d '1 i 0 "’ ‘ ‘ ' -vnr i mar tap en o e a n

Tfufiaill is‘! Tllinébhitll"? 1n"\ol,q L“: hing buttts lying becatiliued one, l", S p '1 p p H g 1“ w“ *’ "n e m ‘ “busi (Pearson's Weekly). ' '

dzt and aceeyited n lﬁlllllfll'lll'\' up 11H‘ $<ililIi1 01' il 1111111 i-lllillhliﬂl’ 11141111 guried B5115 That R1"H~ ' ii-uril to prucci-il from unu ofihc Al 51511911)’ BTUW. 111 Cllllwflilllli . . .. - .. -‘_‘!.lil'i('l<h‘. Tlit- t-rcw iverc illivlfﬁgill- D9115 1H‘? 11150 llvilﬂi. but 0n lﬂilil- ‘I'll,,:[",§'.',L'5}1f,'1.,,"1,,:§§.§ff.:l 'i‘il.‘ but tii‘('illl‘l'(l it was uouc of IYHIYIY YQIIT-‘i 11K!) f! ﬂilllrvh B10011 HEM’ i ‘ h ‘ " ‘ 1 them! nor would thcy, intlcctl, hvnr i b15111“! BT01‘! iii l1 K1111! 01' 1l0110W. l). we“ mm“ w‘, “M” tales U, ohm,’ Sﬂyrcs itnytitiug. mid ‘Wen; 111mm,.“ 1Q y... ttgtl tlrlllt‘ fine summer morning the 4,0,1 b yms education’ wide expo“, 1nd gnomvs m,“ dance in “n.5, gin-ti it us a Joke. ‘c’ urc‘ .11 pilrbllllll and congregation once, lat-t. and energy. 'l‘hc,se tiual- gputuﬁ w ti“, uccntrlpﬂltjcilt ni’ hri- Thu foiitnving dziy the wind uu- “om ‘1 -swa owed “'9 1n a kind or

11H‘ ghostly’ hulls oi’ old Fisherly

most fitmotis oi’ all cases of music, however is ‘that oi’ nrt- \\'1llll uri- knmvu us llic bulls, 5; . .\ . , ' - .___¢-o>—-———~ l“, ,-_ rlypp ilmnhg, [hr .~'l'l| irozisi. ‘or iioiiri-uiix. ' iilrlhliultlt ltilutfbrthbil:nhoilrizyirligTrtll . he was awakened by the sweet, ml ever heard. He the household, and

the sea, ililil invurizulilp’ hcfori- a put “m.” tho“. bums w”? 310M. Could H,“ who int: rggplgzlslgile ﬁg?

wards, Foote learned that at the very hour he had listen mysterious mu-slc, his unclc, Sir John Goodere, haul bccu kidnapped, taken m; [mum ltis brother, Captain

s Llnlment fJureI Colds, Etc

lurid a record 21.»: anything iii il 4 brisk book. 9 'l‘hi,< Siztic. by the way. has z ' . > ’ - - -t aic issues for llosuiit. (Thalia, t , _ O

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