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. I 3 I--COME T0 THE ICE CREAM gary

SOCIAL, held on tho lawn of Robert~I-Is Bowness, Norboro. Monday evening, Mr July 23rd. Proceeds for patriotic pur- of

p0Bes.` _ 1800,7.21M2I. Thd

old

_ -PLUMBING AND HEATING.- _mo Estimates furnished on application. Jobbinh a specialty. Satisfaction guar-

anteed, J. A. Buoto, opposite RiIl7`

way Station I 1789.

-sm.: or-' cookenv.-_'rue ladies

of the Pres-bytei'ian church, Summer- sm side Yire holding n sale of home inade e

been received of the death in Cal~ lr

_ 1--_n._l____

IIISTEIIII Pi RSOHILS J

, of Myra, wife o fthe late David belnlf re5|_0,-ell to health the loam.

nderson. and eldest daughter ot' |103- wlll do the work l

_ _n u speed ._

.cli:;1lrl°ll:iri!i)l"Rl;»‘licrt_fPl:i<:l€¢. f0l‘I1:`l1ll;1ll clein and economical manner. Till;

» W 0 REM!/I H following letter written by the es-I

d€C08B0d WHS forty-seven YHUT" Ieeiiied widow of a 'revered clergy-

- “Bd |°lV°5 *W0 Children 'l' man oi’»\this Island. will cause sei-I-`l I’II._X. ‘ gus ‘

Dear Sir:-_ I believe in praising

the

-Messrs. Charles Carter. Win- lhé

Roan. and lutimunu carr. oyster that brvhsht -me safely through very; Bridge. are visiting in Summer- WIIUUS 11111058

the guests of Mr. George Carr. 'I

NUIHIR ISIANII IIDY

there is any possibility of an invalid

reflections. _

South-port, July 16. 1917. `

_bridge that carries one over. and Farador certainly was the bridge

to health. |

used the Parador several months

__ I I - ' , »

nookiiig.this (Saturday afternoon from X' Iago Wien was laid up with “um

3 to 5 p.m.. in Jardine's Bookstore.

_ g 1809.

_'_i”`W”" ‘lt

ouchitis and‘I found it of great help. I had s. high temperature which'

quickly reduced, causln r

DBF

_ B p ofusc

MAKES ONE PROUD To sootSll)lh;Hoirlrrlilblngmllllrgélzililsllglggry.

_ A BE ENG'-'SHI WOMAWS After recovering f'rom the sulil attal~)k

sronv oF.slNl<tNe. of '

QUEEN HOTEL.

B. Gallant, Bloonnlclfl. "es

EV _,_ Anderson Truro' German submarine gives the follow-

Mrs-. John Pickering. Seaview. mg L. charms, soul-ls. the A

. . Oaks. Toronto. "I

Mlsn Ellznbell, Lawson' Caribou, lillanr. lying in my long chair. when pll

Me. _ 9_

Mlnn Mnrinn Lawson' Caribou’ Men plosion and then saw rt lifeboat ily ln-

to splinters and the secolid-closs deck Ma

_W do

sei when she was torpedoed bye. 5".

account of her _ expel-fences and bravery of members of the crew: W

shock came. I heard an awful ex-

vlc-l-ORM HOTT-|__ collapse like a pack of cards Every' W

I- - One

rushed for their belts. I had Inline mg

had been on deck only half an‘ ,elf

illness I continued using the loam.

i' fo" in - _ 'I

A woman who was on board a large gre A y geuelal hmml wh"'h

has

lilly Itlllllrvved. so that 'I am much onger than formerly.

MRS. JOHN GILLIS.

The foregoing letter is nttdrngsog to

E. Enman. l~‘ai'ador Agent. In-

csting literature supplied to all ap.

mills- 1788-7I2li\lE1i.

1-.T |

-Miss Gertrude Blackmore, of

rblelicad, Mass., is spending n few ks vacation at the home of hcr lh@l‘. Mr: Jose li It

ll .k J,

Mlsn Mlllen Tomntm- hanging on my chair. Icon remcinbtr North gene,-lue_ p .W mm V

L. Dobson, Toronto.' mv _ Ml" A_ E_ Dnnnney' Cnl_¢ng0_ calmly, and I remember saying out 5| _y_ D_ Mccallnnn Mnntre.nl_ loud to myself: ‘Pull yourself iozeth-,

F’I“‘I“'P’_°.l"."’f’-‘F"€C5".“'€€

E. Garrison, North Wiltshire. I9”

T. Morrow. Mermaid. 011 C. Pope. Ilnlifux. We

Mrs. Brualt. and family. Rockland, 19'!

Mass. "0

J. W. Warren, Eiliotts. "ln

Mrs. W. ll. Knight, Souris. boat up at a dangerous angle, and bo Miss Muriel. Knight. Souris. then an awful _ic-ri: and the other bet

Stanley Brent. Winnipeg. Sill

Taylor Stratton. Toronto.. YWU

J. Mctfarthy, Morell. ho”

W' },~l.en,.n nnd wll-nv Bnn(nn_ down in thc bottom. Tile captain gl() B,~Dwn_ lymlclml li0l,,l_ stood over some with a loaded ro- lon W_ Mm-l,@ll_ lqeflm-l¢llm_ voiver, and they were haulczi out, ary T. Forrest, and ron, Toronto. but

G_ llenmmlv Mom-mn* seemed too terrorized to tio anythingi em

J. D. Henderson, Boston. IYUI ~ of M,s_ Hel-ull,-l-sun’ l3,,5l0n_ “’I‘l1erc was no one to ict down our l lvllsn (7a,~¢@l»_ fl0sl0ll_ boat, so two of the men got out and W0

feeling exactly; I stood up quite

your -life depends on it.” Then I

E_ pm.ben Snmmemldl :luietly put on my belt over my big He _a__ pl-ennoll Fm.l,en_ Tyne Vnlleyn coat, and blew it out. Then I wont

_w. trsllneck. siimmersltis and

WL V' G_ M0"ls_ snmmnl,Slde_ I saw that people were iilroarly in the

W_ g,.l,n-lwle' Gnelnln hoat so I thoght l had betta* get ln] lLulz_ vlnmrlnl too. We had only three naval ofllcci-s' the

stood by my lifeboat. l’re;'.rntly

hoard the ~-~.-~-; all the crow the rr loscars 'l`hcC‘ had got into the gm

they were many in our boat. 'l`hc_v_ gf

cull on “Allali,’ and pray

us down, and l can tell you it was llc

through at one end, tilting thc

would go. l lint the life belts on be people who sccmi-id dazed with th

L0" Buckley and children, Ottawa. fright. As we rcachcti the wutc-r we hee

Mrs. George. 'l`oi'0nto. were lil g"cat dnngor of being smash-, ln

Mrs. (‘.artwri{:lit. Ottawa. Pd H. W. Longworth. Slia\v's Ilotcl_ the

R. M. Wymali, Yarmouth. hoarse to thc meh to got tho oars un-` wa C. _ Morrisey, Tigiiish, strapped. but no one-_ moved. Event- of

ual

‘ the

Mrs. Frank Harper and child, Ani- jumped into the water. and were be

herst. N. S. DIC

W. Roseiibloom. Montreal. _ "Vtlicn we got clear away I looked nl Art. Ginnics. Detroit. back. and what I saw will always re- U-n

Bernard liay, Covclioiid. 6 main a nightmare. The ship was n

Mrs. Ella, Mchcofi, Stunlov Bridge. sinking fast stern first, and there _ _ D. Livingstone. Summerside. were two little iifchoats hangiiiglslx to len years of nge-y " I s__ . Y .

against thc sitio oi tho ship. andi and

swc- wis great. I yrllcd myself wll

ly one of thc incii and I got two

ship. Tho men who let us down Sch

ketl up . nnn

rs can he gotten together for coin-

R SAM HUGHES ON

MILITARY TRAINING

Advpcates a System Like Switzer- land s, Which is, He Says, the ‘

Antlthesis of Prueisianism

One of the outstanding questions of

day~whether or not children in schools shnuild be given military

< ~ » ining.lm b n -_ t -_ I ts heforo anyone. und were lying the B ec mm" ly 0c(up'V"`°

attention of -all women’s organiza-

ns throughout the country. Opin- s of various statesman and iililit-

authorities have been solicited. the latter. tho views of lLicut.-Gcn-

l Sir Sunl Hughes, former Miriister Militia, will have great wcirgllt. n the May issue of “Everywonian's

rid," Sir Sum expresses his convic-

II ill I llll I I

088)’ Jvll- FITS! ill'-I F0905 Willlld schoolsais ehrscntilblv. gg Ealyi iii? putlrrl?

"The correct age to begiii training Y

s in simple military movements 1?

weeli ten land sixteen years of age, cause between these periods of time

boy 'has surplus encrgy which cm utilized in the opcn in learning

use things about. which he has read,

which will employ his attention

cn otherwise is time intfglit be sted in something which would bo

no use nwhateverl. l The best place for implunting thesol

REVERE HOTEL mrs out, and we puszlic-.I away from lemons is in the Public and Ulugh

ools_ where boys in sufficient num-

y drills and 'limited iicld move-

ents. Of course. previous to this! ie, iight physical drill work with: inarv movements should be takcnl

ri 1 _ ,' ‘ - _

~ up with tho younger chilldren of from'

I. .... _ _ I I _ 're °H_e»°renze-ver--~_ _ I

I The Westem buardyaen I . I _I I I_ -_ I I I F _ . I I

-~ - -_-_-_»_~_-:_»_-_-_-_-,»¢_»,»,» _»_~_-_-_~,-_-_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_~_»_-¢ -_-_-,-,-_- -- - -_-_ _-ff -_-___._~_- .___.____.V. __._.____ _ . _v.;___._.___.__V____._._.V_, , Q ` ‘ i

. 1 -I I I I I ‘ I 0 I -it uve to ini, in tm- Provliim -un. w. k. maouoan is ou” T°"' "‘_°”' "‘§°*:::§'g‘f *‘°'*°'°°' "‘°" ‘ A I' ll 'Q ' “I

liui representative ‘in Bummersida. _ __ j In I M I _ d I I f U, J 1 ' -,f . 3 ‘~\

W;-“AhU?ile22ll_\ld8Id ANNAN.- 4950-8-22M3i. The Farador is daily increasing in ' ' o ' . l 5~_ ‘I l I . 4 \

' I It Il l ll .I -

ISLAND LADY r>EAr-.- ww 53?." if .icttf.fil§'°?1¢i§f§f§"”§§.,”2’0.l`.i'§

s -J t _ I _-=___-

Men s Clothes ° W .

is aouesiinn _assent %‘ I in

A ._ _ .

I - _ - ‘_/if E ll! tl' I’ , :1.E~¢ry Day “Ili /-I 1 here to get them? ` I V ‘II 1 _.,..I‘__I_~_._i,t.l,.' ,_ rI"haiIto get? I ' ~~‘I W /7 /

£1.-.ff @’~

»`\ -\

ll /f"f;i;j"?: I' V

€;__.!!

IJ ?_`

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What 'kind of clothesnre worn?

Who are- the most reliable " "5/I _ .

dealers to buy from? I l ln

§§ _

E *\t\` _:M "\__,

Where are -the most durable, the

most fashionable, and _the most satis- , __ _ factory garments? .

Our Reply to all -these Questions

Deal with us and we guarantee you the satisfaction that brings back

a customer every time. _ _ _ ` . I . _ . I. Our Men’s Suits are up to the_ minute 1n style, quality and durability

. Men’s Suits, Prices $7.75 to $24.00

I A _Word from our Boys’ Clothing Department

' -I " E ' _We specialize in Bays’ Clothing as Well as m_en,

Y as will be seen by an inspection oi our Boys’ Clothing

ln Dept. We carry all the popular makes_ and. colors

_ A lt, I combined with populir prices and durablllty, makes, '\'. ` ‘ our boy’s suits everyt ing that can be put into asu1_t, to ensure satisfaction. When your boy wants _his _ next new suit, bring him here and get satisfaction, __I. _ ji -Im we stand back of all our Clothing, We guarantee

I /5 Satisfaction or refund the money. I '

_ Boy’s Suits, Prices $3.25 up to $12.00

I Prowse Bros l..tcl.

ii; .

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Get..

M ~.

7 16181-17Mtts;n. _ _

A _ ~ ___ ~ _ 1- ' .-_. I II I-.4 .E I 4 . -- _FI 9%?-€

J. D. Holt, Clevciaiid. Ohio. straight down. and the people all lt moulds them mln excellent, I

Cecil Leard; New Glasgow. dro

- I t . . P ' I) I) °°

Chester Blllfllall- NIYW Glasgow- “”0'|l'I "Or: "l1‘*i»h"""I ~"fl»uI“,Stt ‘IEW cut the value of discipline, it shows them of children to play a m.1n’.~ part in a’

ni. ll t tv cu ,s . ._ ‘ I

U I " I' 9 I” 5°* what can be accomplished by sy:=IIiiation‘e. service slio_ultl they ever be “"”"’ I’f°k"" I" llllms- 0"” “I tem, it strengthens their memorv and called on to do so."

,mmm-. Keenan. Toronto. the

P Cas N River and

. D. - ~ _

W. P. Young, Montreal. them was hit by the funnel of the powers nf observation "_ tnnnncn, ,

C. S. _McDonald. Moncton. sin

Geo. F. Ferguson, New London. to

Franklin Mill, (`lei'nroiit. and

A. J. McNevin. Bonshaw.

T. Brown. York.

Art. McKinnon. Glendale.

'J. B. Power. llallfax. .I. Hayden. Vernon. Wh! Mrs. F. Mill, Clerniont. _ p wat Miss Pauline Mill, Clermont. boa, D. J. McLean. N. Wiltshire. nea C. P. Reeves. BOSt0l1-

James Burke, Boston.

BVC 0Vl`.‘.

two

D. M. Fisher. Picton. fan

I rl0

disessedlpottion of the ear.'I`her¢ is onlv one way ' I

to cure oltarrhnl denfticsi. and that is bv al om

c,,nm¢,,¢l,,,,,l femuly gataffhal Deaf,"-gg i-_tl "Tho Germiin sulnnarine circled

ship had d.il=.1ppearcrI we went to rn- sclie the struggling l1\"-GPIB In th?

na-me of llnckniil saved a child of

not know if you are going to he

bl' local applications.” they cannot rt-sch nbc' szivetl or not. Mo \\'ere four hours be-

hcr, and cllmhod up on the bowl

r, he came up auxin. ,arid was ntually pickt.l up. As soon as the

or. Wo pnllc.l fourteen out of the er. Tnfortunatvly in -the two ts that get smashed there were *lv all the children. A boy of the

years. We puilcd him into the

tho -- picked ut; up.

caused by nnlnflamed condition ofthe mucous. l-oilurl us lllltll the ------~ lvellt flown. Ilve

lining] ofthe Eusiachian Tube. When this zubej Th ls in amed you havearumblrng sound or im l _

rfect hearing. and when ltis crltlre|vclosed.' SI'|Il>

Eafneosis the result. Unless the inilaniniatiori “l

be d ‘d li th' tube restored t its

mmol rgnltllteion.-lI‘esrin‘i: will bedestmvedufoi- dns'

Cstanh. which is In inflamed condition of the doo; mucous surfaces. II:ilI's Calnrrh tfurc acts thru to "ll thafblond on thc mucous surfaces of the system.

Q will give (Bla Hundred Dollars toi anv inf:

\;yl|gl|‘| .Tntarrh Cure. Circulars free. f\tl Drug l, sluts. 'l5¢. 0'"

I".1.CHENEY &C0. Toledo. Uhio. llfllll

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ft tl :li _lal gone down. ami _ . .

eaeeofCauirrhsl esrness tmtrnnnntbmiifed lhnril. E; ,l,cm:,;,£,,l‘ ( cllnglng lm for bI00d» Und “"5 15 Why It I5 50 VU!

- '°

in she mcetl off to do in another do their work properly. Without it . they are sluggish, tllers is loss of

forgot to tell you that e dear ,pp

I an Irish terrier, saved himselfl l-,mged slnlpof the intestines’ and'

ever. Nlanv cssesof deafness are caused bv from our ship. Tho captain ict the ln

loose. and this dog climbed on d is kennel. which we found float-

to fetcii him in." .

,,__.n,,z,

Pure blood enables the stomach,

yspepsiu. 1Inod’s Sarssparills makes pure

MADE BY HO0D’S

r and other digestive organs to

etito, sometimes iiaintness, a de-

genoral, all the syui toms of

"Wing ""0 ‘Im 59"' Th” 'DPM physical condition it teaches thcm`ly improve the hysical re arednos" built, and was presented hy Emperior the apparel of the Moslcm women once more

I Iv( 1 I H

kills Shiv- She Went ‘l°W" 1" SUV” them one or the first and gremsri sAMsoN~s sA'rT|_i-:_F|E|_os

R. J. Montgomery, Moncton. cntocn minutes. The captain stuck nnlnnlnnln nf ec0n°,nlcs_thn,_ me! , ____ h I

I . c ,Is n _» wa- Gre Clt of P llstines

want flown with his snip. now- ;‘n'd° §n;“n§§tly,,8a;,§§l“,f,,“,l,P"1fl,,flnfilGaza J 3.! l

and it eiiahiei-:I them more oflicientiyl ln' advancing upon Gaza, an an- the Moslems- still veiici-lite it as thel to play the part which they are no" cient city of Palestine, three miles place of burial ot’ MIohammcd`.;, tlncd to take in the service of thcir`inland from tho Mediterranean -and grandfather. Tho Crlisadcrs untieif country, whatever form that service about fifty iiiiics in an air line south- 'Baldwin II. tried to revive its for-I may take. twest of Jerilsnleni, tho British forces mer glory, hut without succtxfs. and

“By advocaing Military Training in in the Near East are fighting over twenty years after their erection oi`

al lthe schools in (`nnntla. I lnako the territory which was the sreiio of the rt military stnoiigholrl here Sularlin statemciit. with great emphasis. that spcctaciiiar oxploits of the great plundcred the' town. Napoieoii cap-

I tio not desire the importation of the judge of Isracl. Samson, more than tured Gaza in 1799 _

' ll’russian system into Canada. ’l`lic ri thousand yt-urs before thc Cl. .::t- Ons ofthe points of interest. point-

C. W- R0S‘3\'9» B°5t°“~ bmi- “ner he had bm" In the wmeritiainlng I have in mind is motieilfwl ianera. ed out to tourists is tho “tomb of

hm" allfl “_ half' H” was In 3'1"” after the Swiss system of improving) Gaza was ono of the live great Samson." but tliern is no :_-.virleiice to

W. SCO!! M<`D0“”1d~ PI'°"’“~ h‘“"€'l ‘"'°7"m"’"- th” Child "muy the physical, mental, and moral citiz- ctlties of the Philistines. having 'risen show that the site is authentic. El by. I paid for thee a price. 'twould W. MCDOIIBIU- PICLUU' CI“"l“I~1 In Ml* ‘"'m» “I'""“" ‘I""~I',M-Vlenship of coming geiioi'at`ions_ 'l`his'to coinmercial importance oil nc- Muiztar (“tlie' watch towr-,r") is- MY- and Mrs' Tuwnshend' SL John '1“fk_°l bm'"I~" WVU" “ml” HWS' rh"'?sysItoni is not intended to teach- hat-_`count ot’ its situation at the _iuncluic thought to be th dence towhichl _ _ _ _ _ W. H. T0Wf\Sh€f1d- Roll" Bay' Child -‘I CY” “""`° 'I'"`“"'l 'lp' “nd meiretl of nations. but rather teaches the of the tratlo routes betwccii El:.Vfli thc strong man ot' I<r:-ici "took thclTl\e motor has in grilllle, thy spark Alb?-rt ~l0hllS0U» f’lCl°“~ Iewh "le""h°‘l' A' Inq Every Somlvalue of individual responsibility torand Babylonia. 'ltllath and /rabia. Ita doors of the gate of the city. and the A191- P8ll0rS0“- PICt°“~ "‘l_;I‘1‘ TFi""I;_‘§d °’;‘;efr;talt:°0;l°“";f7llda':g one's self and to one's country. Ono seaport was Mzilliiul-is' (renimod Con two posts," Ile “went away with

I"!(\ RS TS. , , K. li" ‘ ' ' '

_ P thing is certain: It will most decided-fstantin many centuries lai.rr by Coil- tlicm, bar and all. and carried them

Fiiigllsli. Tl1e‘c was never anyl .stantlnnl -n t th t lt ln

ll'-’ _ _ l .. . p o e‘ op o a ill that is before

_N pa-1ll;"1l\\`\yOkSnful< alII;c(l>"l`il>]_5I;EIiti%l]~:tl1`lril‘vsLlIL I I-3| During the licyrlay of Gnzfs pros- Hebron."

ffm* "1 0 ‘0 ~‘ ~ e lt n Ph'i‘.~1l » I wer# m

Catarrlial Deafness famnot Be Cured vnu that wants some doing when YOU PURE mc" Bl-000 llnlr linll ewurilllf- n§;o;lvl;.rpt_l1asllm for' _It was in Gale also that the final

diets bcing equipped' with copper URSIC Ch}_1Die\` In Samsmls HIL' “lib helmets. coats ot" mail. javeiins and Wlacled- ANI Samson Haiilf LM me long 'i:iiic,cs, caI‘l mail thus accent- ill” With the I°hIIl5U“°f*I' F" "UW me red lwlng nl-,..lnn,Vml9fl mm llaml,-1 Ilihlical liccmlnt. "And llc bowed

bv ll ,,lll,.l(l ln._,_.~,._l._ The llghlm-mal himself with ull his might; and tile F_nldl(,/,.3 were n,.l.nel.n_ housc, fcil upnil the lnrds_ and uptn

Afgyr the ll-Mlltn-, mnqnmed ll all tho people that worn therein, So

Gnza was ll, n,,.,, to A_,n)»l-lnnn_ Baby tho dead which he slew at his death lnnlnnn nnd per`nlnnn_ lt ,.c,,lIlL-,-l lhl. were moro_ than they which he slew Greeks under' Alexander thg Great. In hifi lIf9~' for several months, More than two Gam is to-day n city of some 40.- it-enturlvn later ll was destrtiytwl l-_v 000 inhabitants. Tho chief imllwtry Alexander Jannaous, the Jewish king. ‘If the C‘lmm""IIY IS the m*\"“f“¢`* Snnwmlnnlly n new Gnzn_ some dll., ture of n peculiar black pottery. Lance lo the “muh of tnn old Clly_ wnn llarley is- raised extensively and ox-

Aueustus to king Iierod Ilpon ihe'are strongly suggestive of Egypt Iatter`s Roman

The gentle spring of Peace.

death it became ii part of the

Province ot Syria.

Up t the days of Constantine

Gaza was one of the chief strong- My Alito ‘tis of thee, short l.'0Rd £0 holds oi' paganlsm, the god Marnaslpoverty. of thee I chant. i blew a

bring

seventh

MY AUTO 'TIS OF THEE"

Then will our lleart.-1 respond with

joyous zest,

Then will the flowers of gladness

brightly bloom,

worshipped the-ro until tho I pile of dough on you three years ago. \V'itli those of happy thankfulness and century. The Arabs and: and n'ow_ you refuse t0 S0. 01’ W0l\`l UT- l'f’It4t.

can't. Through town and countr_v;vine‘IIlpon departet? sorrow'l,' lowly tomb. you were, my joy and pride i-ii happy 'And you. (leur land of ours, from sea day. .I loved t-he gaudy hue. thy once to sea, white tires nc~'\v, hut now yours down (‘ltic.; and plains, your far-stretched and out for true. in cvory way. ’l`o bounds within. theg old rattle-box came many humps Shall glow once more in brightness and knocks. for thee I grieve. Badly of the spring.- thy top is torn, frayed are thy seats 'I‘.lio glorious spriiigl of Pence you and worn; the whopping cough af# helped t_o win.

fects thy horn, I do believe. The per- I -Joscplilne Mclielian.

fume swells lhehreezcf while goo

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folks choke and sneeze. as wc pzis-I:

buy a mansion twice. Now every- bodv‘r, velilng "ice"-I wonder whv"I

plug has the pip. and woe is thine. I, too, have chills. tigue ami kindred ilis.| endeavoring to pay my bills. sIlnt:r_~'l thou wort mine. Gone is m_v bank roll. now, no more 'twould choke the cow as once before. Yet if I had the mon. so help mc John-ameii-‘l’d lilly lny- self a car again, and speed some

more.-*Walt lllason.

A FAIRER SPRING.

The spring is' here. and yet I cannot

know

'l`lif: gladlicss that it al-ways used to

Iiri-ng;

Inddfferently, I mark thc winter go.- . l'ni looking for unothcr luircr spring. When tho long, bitter wlntcrtiino oi'

WHT,

Some Serviceable Pieces in Good Silverware A ` are shown ' today at

Bl.ACK’S\ I

With all _its stol ma. its clouds of pain, I ~ Sunnyside.

_ _ported to England. The bazaars and

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shall cease. '

And victory of thu ltlght shall hring|'

BRINGING UP FATHER

Srob . STAR l N <. AT 'THAT 'WQMAN ~

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l AM JUST

ADmlR\N'

THE

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