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Siiuiiriered at Food-liar: Eats Anything

Dun.‘ my that; indi estion can't a top-thanks to Kruschen,"_,1_;r_c_ "Htwd "M" you aveixkeisg t‘ l3 Igdigestion is caused by a fgfluyg in [can The man whoyvrote tAna eh t e flow of the gastric or discgflvg a“ kinds of remedies. in Juices. As a result, your food, uistesd excqit one tern, Kmschen. rmentsinsi eyou, Krusclienahstl-i-h d Pmlonl. Tho ‘h a l . . aofiirste started rtdldns Krill“? B], three or our B8 - go‘! year, prewious y I. had ‘uttered agony with indigestion. Ni ht after night, for "Mk1 on m5, I had very_ little sl 5nd I was becoming a wrec [my old self for want oi’ rest. gP, s0 run down that I was dvised to ("i 0U DY ‘We'll: gent, and was Qommend u, mks all kinds of remediel._ but none of them did m6 fill’ ' About Christmas-time,‘ f r years ago, saw fireeeoforyouli-u adverts ‘Take Krus- chw Salts and enjoy your Christmas dinner.’ or words to that effect. I muted taking them, half-heartedly, I will admit, but after the first few doses ‘ my attacks got less endless. I keJpt bn, and tlifi)’ cilmllle =1: ' ‘r- r if“! I haw been a regular Kruschcnlte a.“ since. l am now_50 years of ags, ‘nil i can eat unythuig at any lune without any ill effects, and I sleep like

kind. That one kind was o! being assimilated by your s Eventua-Il he took to simplycollects and

y, as you will producing ‘

immediate effect o! the six mineral salts in Kruschen is to promote the healthy flow of the vital juices of the body. Your system begins workin agam like n perfect machine. An that means a blessed end to indi stion, and a renewed and whole- carted enjoyment of our food without the slightest fear o having to pay the old ginful penalty.

ruschen Salts is obtainable at all Drug Stores at 45c. and 75c. per bottle.

FREE TRIAL OFFER 0F KRUSCl-IEN

T“. Kyllsfllrl} now at our expense. We have the test, snd then. ii not nntlrely Iionvlncod ,1,_,-','i|.i|l.-ll a nrcat niuny special "GIANT " illllttfrusvlien does everything we rlslm It tn ,,,,t_._... which mnkc it clsy for you m ° s", £11611" ‘iggltszgfiitlllllofaviasa ploru our claims for yourself. Ask your "mm youljnc lmmodmely and wmmm dilliillfli "If "l" m" " GUN " '75“- Pwkum question. You iisve tried Krnsrhr-n fi-cn at This cnnsists ni our rclrulnr 75c. bottle together o," “Mn” w“; mm“; y". “m,”

Willi nmniriitxitrlai bottlo-auiliclnnt fornbout Manufactured by l}. (lulrslrils llnuul-ifl, 1.041.. 0m- n-usk. Open t.no trial bottle first, put it to MIIIQHMMI, E d. (Established 176d).

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Scc our splendid showing oi‘

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Beautiful new creations. colcrinrs and designs. ‘Prices to met all competition. To see is to buy.

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SEA l‘. I Up and down! i 1nd downi wave to the biliow‘s crow ' ' the feathery foam

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THE BIRITS LULLAVBY

Sing to us, cedars; the twilight is creeping With shadowy garments, the ' wilderness through; All day we have carolled, and now wouldlbe sleeping, So echo the anthems we warbled . w you While we swing, swing, , And your branches sing. And we drowse to your dreamy whispering. '-

Slng to us, cedars; the night-wind is sighlng, ' ‘ , ' l Is wooing, is pleading, to hear, you reply; And here in your arms we arerest- ‘, fully M118. And longing to dream to your lullaby; . While we swing, swing; And your branches sing, And we drowse to your dreamy whispering.

Sing to us, cedars; your voice is so lowly. Your breathing so, frag-rant, your branches so strong; Oui- little nest-cradles srs swaying ' so slowly, While zephyrs are breathing tneir slumberous song; While we swing, swing While your branches sing, And drowse to your dreamy whisper ing.

-Ps.ulinc Johnson.

MORNINGLON run Linvm-z Fiom amid a stretch or reeds, Where the lazy river sucks All the water % ii. bleeds From s. littls curling creek.

And the muskrsts peei- and sneak In around the sunken wrecks

Oi’ a tree that swept the skies

Long ago,

On a sudden seven ducks

With a splashy rustic rise. Slrctrhlngo out their scvcn llCCkIi. One before, and two behind.

And the others all arcw.

And as sirndy as the wind

Witli a. mvivclilng Whistle go. ‘Fhrough lllr purple shadow lctl.

Till we only heal" their whir

In behind a rocky spur,

Just ahead.

-Archibsld Lampman HOUSE WREN’

The bird most easily attracted to a bird house ls the House Wren. its

' tastes are so catholic as to raise the

‘boot uQa i, a ii-aa sr u; m, pocket in an old dfl have bdm n~ peatedly used. It is ‘the only Vird i house that can be easily guarded,

T8 inch in diameter will serve the .

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WQGKIIGSS - ‘ I! GO"!!! U ' his Isclucb ‘ frequent day dsiisfiig 15mins, New‘! l ouancs Rheumatism, Acidity. Bum. l inf lmsrtin , Bladder Irritation. or - K n07 Was nus makes you teal

i ti t)‘r:dé)d:i1:;es;ed and discouraged, try i

“IIIIOD thafi I Ge back. Only riifi

suspicion that it has no tastes at all,

or thst it is so busy with other people's '

bum!” that m i‘ unmmdmm at m ‘blue and the throat. breast and most

own. Anything that has an entrance and. is hollow, that it considers safe from cots, and that can be filled with sticks. I‘ taken on licsslon-an. old

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wren and keep pests out. |

1 The house Wren is a busy mite and ‘ the wonder is-that so small a body can contain such an amount of rier- l

lreproach and the brilliant

out.‘ aubmduéloamwmnyiau 1m acldtisil to any hndscaipe. gs

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have disocovercd and the num insects it takes is considerable. The house should be on a pole in the open and from ten to fifteen feet up, though greater heights are not necessary objected to and the box can often be set up from the house, top i! no more intimate situation is available. '

LIEU OF CASH

PLAN SPONSORED BY WRIG- LEY’S MAY BE ADOPTED BY OTHERS.

Many concerns interested in busi- ness from the prairie provinces are coivlrlrrilll’! the adfiltltln of his Wrigley plan, states Allan Ross. president of Wrigleys.

His statement that Wrlgley's have been successful in holding and in- creasing their ousiness by taxing the amount oi current sales in wheat has not only shown a good will and friendly interest to the west but has encouraged manufacturers and bank- ers to a more liberal view oi’ the ma, 0L credit strength of the distributors subdued: qobbcrs and retailers) and census» u . I ers in the prairie provinces.

pumy" lVLr. Ross regards wlnat ls a staple ‘ nlsl is not likely

_ _ _ Alli which offers nest requirements are quite similar-l good security m exchange for the t0 WW9 0f u“? n"? Swarlwwi except? merchandise of the east. that it d°°5 mt m“ 55 high» “be”! Many oi’ the eastern manufacturers occupying holes in 01d fence iwslsf WhO have made inquiries, verbally u0l: f-ive feel; from lhv gfolmd and} and by letter are very complimentary it is not spccially partial to thrl toward the plan and three of them vicinity of water. I advise every one ‘ seem likely to announce their adop- m 8e; a 5111913111110 nest in the gar ‘ tion of it within the next few weeks

BLUEBIRD .

John Burroughs has described the bluebird (the eastern species) as‘ "The sky above and the earth be- neath." and the description fits per? iectly. All above is iridescent ceruleanl

below dull earthy red-"the good red earth." It is another bird above

the ‘male. its mate's more colours. ilk pensive notes.

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yous- energy. It may contain, but it. cannot hold it long, for every few, moments it seems to boll over with bubbling song with notes falling over each other in an attempt to get all out at once. lt is a prying little busy- body and not a nook or corncrl escapes its small inquisitive ayes! and very little in the insect line. its’ sharp, delicately tapered bill. l . . ml» 1»:";::.: .i‘f“.fli..i“‘f.‘fi‘.ii‘;“ climbs and rs under every leaf,‘ ' ._ . along every ma, than mm the raspr yellow below; sexes ‘Bill-O, CCXTIDHICG’ berry‘ patch. down through the trellis ‘ with a “limb” of pwuhél “f”, and m“, the dark‘ yreoesses o! ‘h? lIlhGTmOKUOUS- whistles, lhCuB"-8... phoxox’ and 1ltkspum_ The “may the characteristics of the Clnbil .l next receives its attention and every Flycatchen It, not (Mm mm I crack and j M15 examined‘ PeF-iromcs to nesting boxes, but the uil pendiculars and horizontals, right ' m“ p __ V _ side up and upside down are an oncl uriirr has had Lilli» bud iii iii. to it. Rather-in: a. worm here a cater rim H?!‘ H“) ymuvihaxok will‘?! d.‘ l1.‘ U. pillar there and spiders everywhere; Ln“ firm" year OI we Mam“ mum andas it goes it scatters its bubbling song all over the garden. A flutter- burlget and a Paul Pry, s. busyboriy and s. scold. but withal an important _ _ __ any of the gardener. ' stanlly, but one was ‘us slululiornru. I wish this were all I could say (iilimc Om.“ “d bmh ‘““_""““°,“" Wm‘ it, but candor makes me issue a note f“ larger cokmy of Murmur‘ me Fly o! wammm If ‘here are other small catchers would have slood litllul

- ~-. ii -' b0 l "l birds nesting nearby, watch the Wren ‘Lhance’ The Fm“ ‘w n s X “f: i‘ l .be ten to twenty fact up and if it i. ,

den whenever possible.

urban Situations it should not be difficult species to ‘entice. i CRESTED FLYCATCIIER i

About the size of a sparroiv, bill with a longer tail. Wood brown above

pair, Crcslcd F'l_\'l'i'll'll"‘i'i.i 0CCil]llI’ll Illic lung oi the hull-iv “rllwiic U11‘. Marlins. Battlrs royal occurred con

makela “is may be a trait o, mwlrniaiy shelicied by tries, as orihtli. dividuals, as there are rascals in! Mge OS a glow’ It “i! mlorfnc; all stations andwalks of life. I liopci ‘wproxlnlate m: mum“ m 1 3' it is, for Wrens have been known onj‘ more than one occasion to steal ini/Jl the nests of other birds and puncture l the eggs thaw‘ They do not eat’ “w” Undertaking to teach fish to renzi ‘ 9355i but 599m '4? destroy “mm out Oflrlllilliii well, _iur.l, like nlioihm‘ "ilsli" pure gnuiiiLsh nisliciuuzsncss. One l;.:_.,,n,y' Bu, it is ,.,,_|,,,,.,,,,, “m, a U", ‘in a quandary whether to admire [mm professor has, guggggdgd 1|! the little indefatigable caterpillar teaching fish to read, at least, to the; destroyer" and merry wnsster or Wlpolnt oi’ being able to dlsiiriguirlii were War on it as a Wanton destroyerlietters of the alphabet, notably the l \ ‘ first letters R. and B.

’ The fish were first. taught to dis; i TREE 5w,\|,|,0w iinguish different colors luv ihc lob | ' The Ti-rc Swallow is dressed in a lmvillg method: Fond wits put in lulu".

‘TEACHING risn T0 nnan

, . ‘and an ciicmy to husbandry.

Illluiulili’ of gleaming Steel and Willlf‘. ‘ill different °°1'"*‘; “m1 “l” lit“; Allis/hove is iridescent black with were the“ placed m ‘he “m” l" fish soon learned WlliCh bag cow

snowy white below. "Ilia female is similar, but with colours loss D111‘? Hind glcauiiiig. Normally the Trcc islpalluu. nests in ‘old \\'0U!llli‘(3k€i‘i Letkrs “T”: [hm Hwflfllcd m mp ihmcs’ m dead ‘flies’ pxrckmblxi 0V5: lungs, and iliiftlly live letters vverr- ‘hnumg water‘ m‘ aways e used with bogs of the same color WW1“ 5W9“ “me whit‘? a Chink". In this way the fisli learned to pici: like Wu" dflpphl! ‘Pu’ a quiet P°°1- out the bag which contained their is a pleasant sound and the slcsmlrood, according to ilie lciicl" on u 0f its wings in the bflilll» 5"" fldilfilBags bearing the letters R and Ii s. most attractive FY3911“ W lheWverc easily distinguished by the garden. It has no bad faults that I "reading" fish.

{mined their favorite food, and would g0 to the bag oi‘ tlint color llilil npCll it bi" lvulilnu, a mriilg,

1 ~ (lkcussed.

eclcd sciuctimeshnppens and lit!‘ ,"_

ll": iii lllillPi‘. Iiir rczlull or ,"l"lll|i'_\' Fritlli

alien it oonsLzlzsd of only s slnslr l‘

closely. It is also a serious mischlsf- ‘ l l . l

. := nicrs, of whom nough to make his present sideline ‘

1 have not: as a means of helping the revival of succeded. in doing this yet, but in lcrsf bl15m°55 l" thvwesl-

fl ‘JNIFORRI TYPE or BUTTER wrLi.

BE SHOWN TO MILKMAN

PARIS, Feb. iii-Amongst the great

lriryny oi‘ conferences slated for this "'03P, do not overlook the milkmens

[conference in Copenhagen, Denmark srey ., l

luly 14~-l7. The Danish Government has sent nvltetirliis to fifty governments, and

ii ls wlvicicd that 2000 representat- "l-"s will HUEIKI the congress, where

ll phases of the dairy business will

the DLT-nCS will exhibit dairy mri hincry. Flllll‘li"“l'i lizulrlrz-d Diillixli 11v l.i\‘lll\ will iXilllili re unlioim

Cl hull tolvarci illEll rillziill

hmriariiizntion.

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H<~liy\vi:;.ii I'll]. iii. So thorough". ll we Clucvqn nlul blrw York gnngstcl» uiusclcd into ailziirs in Hollywood ‘ it the fountain pcii gun has now

1i 1mm- bootloggrli". nl. lrust be says hr ‘ ,i- l'illll2l', and. of (mums lie bootlcus

~e clcvice in dciizuice of the lav. z" "fllllSli concealed weapons; His cus there have been

prl-fitslliic. are both the TICKCiWWK mil-ii tliunck rlrawlvillr; prutrcLlr-n ii-‘nm wlvkl i " lo mcli oi which invrllwu. lw sells impartially at $10 per pcn. About the slze of a man's foun- iuin pen, the weapon packs a single

bullet of B8 calibre. You can reload it l I ii you liavc time, but the better icira ' is. t0 he n ciic-pililcli oppoiiciii. 'I‘hr~._

wmpoii comes iii colors to match the

. SPRAINS .

Rub Minsrd’: in gently. ll rrnriralrl aura ligaments. ails): inflammation. Ipolhu, esis.

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Boiler Service- on the Spot Whenever it is necessary, we can

send an expert boileiymakei" to any part of the

Island to lttffltE repairs on the spot.

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Steam boilers,

stationery

Feed Boilers

Lobster cooking boilers Storage and Pressure

Boilers

Pneumatic Tanks Smokestacks

You sale days and doiluis when you

lcic its debut licrc. The agent is a l

iiccfkfi? o;"lue1;ai-s§uuiiiy, such 1or“li-Tg"lbt1iai' foiiritliifi‘pén.s}“ .137 ‘ti? t‘ example ascoral. screen stars and local shopolgeepe.:l1

The interestinganglc in iioilywoodldruggisis and ass-station employs: rg is not that local racketecrs are carry- are buyln lien

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to the island and it has given wonderful results. _ g We solicit your orders for either bulk or bagged i. ni -. ,,

, Can ship bagged time at one day's notice.

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