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Byiservice we mean that

yogypeeive the attention oflzain; efficient employee froliigthe time you enter tltg_silors until you leave it, given what you _ »f01'.~_and if our recom- meiidation is requested you get-thli-"Best we can pos-

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at llny_',Sl¥l16"\ve' can do morefo you, -we do it, not Sllilgilytbeoause _we know you ldppreciate it but b

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Central Drugstore” -

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' Relatives of soldiers re-

& tuming from the front are m “sk” t° °°mm“”‘°°i'° Wm*

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re ca omm es o oun e

DR'De!¥1|A,!,l!§Y§,§?"g?\££I;!_§h':f§,§‘§" Soldiers Commission. Miss _ IiB‘.“§}is at mom; som, or mins em., Nemo antenna. 'charlotte sddruslaurcosiptof price. Tas Booslu. Dano town, jnqmgging the _dugg og °° °“°°'"“"'“ °“““°- “mom expected arrival, cause of re-

EN. vinisnol tum and any other particu-

viuinynor uma and si-shi, increase-‘grey ' ters, in order that preparation glgtgt;=1;°:\a°l;-W=1!:,b‘1”°:)§‘L‘;‘:£’;,{“°:l”r2:é,‘:>{ may be made for s ‘lttlng gggias. iss Beo§s1.nrl>‘iuoCo.,st. Catharines l'6CODtl0.lI. F1

Bold at Hughes’ Drug Stops. _ .

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[lo You _ Want 'lo a Change The Appearance of -Your »Furniture`

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Everybody is interested in the appearance of their

home, and we are all studying how to make each room

look vpirettier and more home-like.

e have a greater stock than ever to help you on your

house cleaning job this season, and it would pay you t_o call at our store and see the lme of goods we have for this particular purpose. e

Read Carefully These Suggestions

Jap-a-lac, tho- famous wood finish for furniture, Woodwork. Win-

dow Silla. etc., etc. All sized tina from-10c to . .. ._ . _.$1.10

Glidden’s Durable Floor Varnish for re-finishing grained or neutr-

al floor. Price Qts 98c; IA Gals, $1.85, 1 Gals ._ _. _.$3.50 Glidden’s Durable Interior Vamlsh. the highest grade iorallklnds

of interior use. All sizes from 20c to . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . ...$2.00& tin.

1001 General Purpose Varuish, suitable for use on all in ,rior

work, Floors, Furniture, etc. Priced from 27c to ._ ._ ._ _.$3.00 Tin.

Hard Oil Finish, a thoroughly satisfactory grads for the refinishing

of general interior work. From 20c to ._ _. ..$2.00 Tln.

Linoleum Yarnlsh, a durable varnish for Llnolcums or oil cloth.

Price . . _ . . ... 30 6. 50c Tin.

Sapolfn Varnlsh Stain, for renewing old or worn furniture, wood-

etc. Price 1/, Pls »22cEa.

Floor Enamel, highest grade . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ... ..75c and 80 Qt. Floor Paint . . . . . . . . . . _ . .. _. ._._70c Qt. English Mixed Paint . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...12e. per lb. Aluminum Paint, for use on Radiators, etc., from ..15c a tin up. Gold Paint, produces a beautiful gold leaf finish on all articles of <

Metal and wood. Prices from.. .. . . . .._ ._ _...25c to 50c pkg.

Ask for Color Cards and Booklets. _

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our New was » Palms 1 parhnsintt

Hundreds of Colouriullh Pl"-°_*-' msmaawmdmi l\¢»m_-Italie Cdlial

summons, ,sil»omi°B°f4°f°“_>

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wh,” bm h d h Committee as _etomael:missd“B::¢gl;,', ;':§'é:fd:°“i` considered

tonight to cleanse and Bowels. and :feat by morning.

women who have head- i0llS\le. s. bad cold. are

W9- Billet. bothered with was

disordered stomach, or mme,-, and feel all worn out. deanng

Your bowels clean try and

memly' f°"¢i“S l s better way of knowing ofthe cap

or c§’:{o"l_“yi‘;,,Wlih “lil _acltles of those men than he himself.

immediate] ° Ho therefore moved that they should

_ stomach mil 6993199 ‘md strike out the name of Mr»A. C

and fermémm °"° f °d°°“"» Saunders. J. D. Mclunis and.-Mr H. D.

gases, take tho e 5 ‘O0 #Hd McEwen and substitute, tlgse of "ver “hd carry on itcleésigollnlgzalpfxx xle1ssIrsJJ:I£.n£gll. George E. ushes

llvirwlgslnmter and Bohm" 'mm "W dI'l‘lis Premier said he was noléhat all

Remember. o. Cascaret tonight will Lggggsdofllihgegl severely wi the

~ 4 ' - pposition in his first

120.1196 W6 r0o.llZ6 that ll; §;fg;§l€t§2x5'f°“ °“t by m°""ln5- A break since he assumed office. but he means Gwginlled patmm healthy bow il~om your rirnssist means would like to point out for his inicr- age for UE- ' cheerfulnesse faction' B' clear heifd “"0 mation that neither Mr Bell. nor him

' the cmldmflr m°mh3~ 9°" t 10"' -self, nor anyone else had a. right to be

A (Gentiva committees I-le had been

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to have were finances coun

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upon any committee. if Mr Bell thought so he forgot his place and the place of every person holding _any olilce or position in the House. If the House decided to put. Mr Bell ou a committee it might do so, and if the House decided it had some other use to which it could put the services of that honourable gentleman, why, the House could dispense with his services on the Public Accounts Committee or any other committee. His complaint was one which be had heard made by new members in the House before, and lt was made in the face of a practice that had existed in the House since *time immemorlal. He challenged the hon. member to point to one single instance in the history of this Legis- lature when a. course different in principle from the one now pursued. had been taken. The majority of the committee, hepolntcd out. brought a _report into the House. Did the hou. member think ho was going to con» trol the committee? li' the Leader of tho Opposition had only considered what the practice of the House was he would have brought in his minority report and the two would have been submitted to the House. In view of the fact that the Leader of the Opposi- tion had not been in the House for many years. he was not disposed to ask that the irregular motion put by him should be struck out, but he was quite satisfied it should be taken in lieu of a minority, report. Every member who had experience in the House knew that in every instance

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Lumbago’s Misery Cenex,

Every Achiag Muscle Cured

JUST.Ri-JB ON OLD-TIME “NEI-'lV~ IILINE.

Not necessary to drug inside. ~'

_ That awful stiffness tbgt makes you .yelp worse than a kic ed dog, will be cured'-_ cured for a century, ahd quickly. too, if you just rub. on' on Norviline. ' '

Rub Nervillue right into the sore

spot, rub lots of it over those tor- tured muscles, do this and the pain will go. You-see Nervillne is thin. not oily. Therefore is sinks in, it penetrates through the tissues, it gets right to those stiff, sore muscles and irritated nerves that make you dance. with pain.

You'll get almost instant relief

from muscle soreness, stiffness, ach- ing joints, lumeness or rheumatism

by rubbing with Nervillne._ It's ~ a soothing lnimsnt. and doesn't blis- ter doesn't burn or even stain the skin.

. lt’s the most harmlgss cursin the world for Lumbago, ack Strain or Sclatica. lt takes away the ache at once and ends your misery Quickly. ' Now quit complaining- don't_suff fer another day- Norviline. that good, soothing old~time llniment will limber you up mighty quick. Get busy today. the large 50c_ family size bottle is the most economical, of course. the trial size costs but 25c. Any dealer anywhere can supply Norviline. .

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Mr. Harvey' Fraser-has returned to

Albion after attending a courses in A|rrlc\lli\ir|\_ `

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Mr. and 1\lr_<\_\ Albert Dumont. city,

loft lnsl night ‘for Capo Traverse. Mr. lhtmmn will cross this morning an a lmslnr-_-is trip to'Montrcal.‘ _

Master _Earle 'Poombs the young

son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toombs, ltustico, ls leaving la a few days for , the West on=a visit to his aunt. Mrs. Albert Robles, sister of Mrs. Toomns. ' Ile will be accompanied by his cou- sin Miss Wannacott ol Hunter Riv- er. Hia school mates and friends wish him n pleasant trip out.-Il. '

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of the committee or but the House itself by W0llld d€l‘rmine the matter

not think that the attack by the of the Opposition augured well

for the advantageous consideration ol the public affairs of the province at the present session, and perhaps, us

this was only the begilgilhg, the hon. gentleman might chang his methods

Mr George E Hughes seconded the

motion of Mr Bell for the substitution of _names on the Puolic Accounts Com- mittee. He said it was important that the Public Accounts should be investi- gated, aud he was informed that there had been no report on the public ac- counts during the-last four years. Ile did not see W-hy the Leader of the Govemment should oppose the motion to have three members of the Opposi- tion on the Committee. He thought that in fairness to the public the inli- est investigation should be held. Ile was not anxious io be n member of the .\Commltlr-_r~. but ho thought thc Loader ` of the Govemment might acqulesco' in the request to allow three ol' the Oppo- sitlon to act on the Committee.

Hon. A. E. Arsenault said that in

constituting tho committee the very same procedure had linen followed as for years past. The hon. member for West River would remember that some years ago the Opposition made the same complaint. when he was a member of the Government; and it might not. surprise the ilouso to hr-nr that when tho Opposition osked for tbrcc members lic (Mr llughcs) was one of those who voted against it and turned the motion down. The excuse given thou was that thc procedure 'adopted was that which had been fol- lowed for a great many years past. Wlhat objection, therefore, could there be to the committee on the present occasion? He did not see that there could be any objection to the members of the Committee on the grounds of ability. He could assure the com~ mittee that they would have the full- est, opportunity for investigation.

Mr Mclnnis supported the motion oi'

Mr Boll, adding that he_tho\\ght hc Gould give way to others in the Opposi- tion who were more capable of dealing with financial matters than himself.

Tho Premier said it would be well if

the Leader of the Opposition would undertake to comply with the practice and submit a minority report.

Mr Dell, ln accordance »with this

suggestion; then submitted-Hs." 'minority report, __sulistitntlng, in lace!,,0i{__.t1;e naines of Messrs Paton, McLellan-and McNevin_ou_,tl1e Public Accounts Com- mittee, those of Messrs J. H. Bell, George E. Hughes and `J.‘ J. Johnston.- and moved that the said report be concurred in. _

A standing vote was takcn on the

motion, which was defeated in the pro- portion of 16 to 13. .

The original motion of the Premier,

that the report of the Special Com- mittee be adopted. was next put lo the vote and carried in the sumo pro-

portion. f

The Premier then announced that

since the House last met the Govern- ment had been re-organized and now consisted of the fololwing membersz- Presldent..`Hon. J. A. Mathieson; Pro- vincial Secretary and Commissioner of' Agriculture, Hon. Murdock McKin- non; Commissioner of Public Works, Hou. Jas. A. McNeill; without port- folio. ,il n. Charles Dalton. A. E. Arsenaullz. S. R. Jenkins, Murdoch Kennedy". H. D. McEwen, Leonard

Wood.

On the motion of the Pregnicr the

House then adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning. '

Rsilisace Good Looks _ For Every Women

The glory and satisfaction or beau-

tiful womanhood can be known to those possessing the unlimited ad- vantages of health. No weak woman can be balmy or enjoy halt the pleas- ure of lite. Pallld cheeks. sunken eyes, exhausted nerves. all tell of a terrible struggle to keep np. What the weak women needs is Ferrozone; it renews, restores and vltalises instant- ly- it's a “Woman's resdy," that’s why. __

Fsrrozone makes women strong,

plump and beautiful because it coa- lains lots ,nf nutriment, the kind that forms muscle alnew, bone and nerve. Vitalizlng bldod courses ‘through the body, making dellghtfubcolor, happy spirits, true' womenly strength. Fifty cents buys a box of Ferrozone in any drug store.

Jewelry _

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Every item exactly as advertised

_ 0u_r advice to you is-Buy now-buy all you can-because prices are soar- ` » mg. While we can we will' continue to sell at old prices. Every bargain should ‘ ‘

be taken advantage of. " -_ - '_ ` The _following splendid bargains go on sale

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y 'Bed Outfits---Bed Spring ,

" ~‘ ` ’l Mattress vlsfii Friday"

This Friday bargain is, agood one-A strong douh

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15';-sm l ‘X14 _ - sf'-

"` W. rr size. White Iron Bed brass trimmed witha thick wove ...

_ lop mattress and strong-wire spring-An outfit worth $8.75 _gf

Friday’s Price.._._ _....$6.89

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Strong- Chairs

2_4 only of these nice bedroom rock- ~

ers-just the kind. so many people like- Made of solid hardwood 20111' strong and well finished. _ en finish double rongs-a real

Everybody should get one Friday 4 good solid_ chair-will

\lj1rgain price...__._.......-...__ ...... ._ .9Si¢7 sold Friday only at 5/

/Bedroom Rockler? _ B 100

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Mirrors

Arch top Mirrors-heavy golden couches 0

inches worth 60c. 'Friday » t Everybody in need' of a nice .... ._ Couch shouldtakeadvantageoi v ' ` ' Y _T - ‘ this offer. _

Arch top Mirrors, as above 12 only will be offeredat ~

glass measures 12x20 inches

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oak frame size of- glass 9x12 5 _ ' - - f ._-1 _ , 3 c _ -

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Here’s a bargain for' somebody-this dining room set. Its well made,

nicely finished, well designed-probably just what you are looking for. _ __

See it in our window Thursday- _ _ Worth 60.00 Friday yours at .00

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Every item is a genuine bargain not on sale before Friday at 9 a. m.

While we have pretty large quantities in all its items mentioned, we

advertise an early callin omif r to avoid disappointment- _

If you canit -.come in person-write or phone and the goods will 'be

reserved for you. g _

30c Pillow ,Cottoi_1__ 22c

Linen 59c h 4

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(Not more than 9~yds.roa cus- tomer. Friday’s price ..'_ ............ ._

25c Bath Towels

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good qualitsyl,Z‘feast,f:olorsf` orth 25c

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_Pure white Bath Towels-large size

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5 ya.. 1-it royal!!! presse

'(Purc linen, all Wliite-,crash towelillg,

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