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.. .1“ o.» _ . , r , -'1.aul6 Tantoo. _ _ ‘ , g. , ,. Ab" cllutos. .;; .-. f- .11 _. .2l- any MIG? ‘r r1 _, V, " v _ . ; ‘,1. " - I .. T“ w‘ Bowl," “u” ‘t the; months. registered-l. Rich-or M’ Olllfluttetovr and .Ii .

Clark. Sow. any other breed. with litter oi not less than 4 pigs-d. Richard

Z ' Homes glelik; 2, John Small; 3, Ed. Lock-

tho I-‘ilall of Zion Church. then Tuesday the oeveQth day of Nova ember in the year one thousand nine- hundred and twenty two, and at eleven o'clock lathe fol

po . ‘the ‘ ,1 conce .. at Central a“ _ Friday Nov ,1‘! at 8), m. -

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[Falls 1- _ ‘ _ , . "1 suffererlfrelrs and nervous delsility. » l could not sleep or- .

Y. M. C. A. opened last night. audl i - _ ' ferns, starter some good scores‘ The following is the prize list: out were hungup. l ., ~ was’;

FOQTQALIL-gsms today starts my”! sn°i°ruml ~l

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like a new woman. and e to do my work withou

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moan; slug‘, ammonium. Batu a o», ma, 1mm» i l~"~;»-eiTl-lv ~< * r - '= J.= ‘

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‘I .1 i ‘ Several Husbands ‘ .‘ .. ..Be11eved Poisoned \ l. (Special tq-ffhs Gfilllllinl-Bdl CHICAGO,- Nov. 14. o - o e8 of two men and a womzilnfibeliovt- cll to- have been fhexyc ms o poison plots, were sxgumed for examination today criminal court order after chemists declar- cll sufficient polsop_t{o kgliseyer- ill persons ‘had been’ oun u W0 other bodies already exhumed. Three of the five bodies that have been exhumed are those of‘ former husbands of Mrs. 'l‘lllle liiilnek whose fourth husband Jo- sepr Klilneltfils-in a local hos-

Movie Star Ill

NEW YORK, November 14. Baby Peggy, three, said to the the youngest motion picture star in the world, is dangerously ill with pneumonia, according to o, tell.» gram received today at the offices of the Century-Comedies and Uni- versal l1t 1000 Broadway, and giv- en out there.

lShe is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery, of Holly- wood. and grave fears are expres- sed for her recovery. She is the only child of hcr age to be made a full-fledged star at the head of her own company of grown-ups.

lBaby Peggy has played in "The Little Rascal." "Get Rich Quick PQEGY." and _"Peggy Be Good."

PlUIlQfiEGCOVEElRK from Delhi-Ill wlllolifi‘ e claims was admlnster- cll by“ 1-1 wlfe.'_0ne body was that of a foruler husband of Mrs Nellie ,‘.g;“;n1q~"_1$uli]§ said tb-bc a neigh- " ,f1§%3_ ‘ k . Kllmek. é q ;i‘."of"'t woman is that of Mrs. Rose Glludzeiuski. a cousin of .\irs. Klimck.

_ _ __.--_¢§§-_-__. Cllaige“ “l '““"“°" Wm p]*“‘°“l OTTAWA, Nov. li-Nlllice

uga nseflMrs... Klimek 41nd Mrs mpg; todaygtby tho pollco. and Mrs,‘ Klrmckwas hooked inc at-

tempted murder. null Mrs. Kullck I

11s an accessory in wi-th tl1e' poisoning-of iflinlek. :.\lll-s,._i{lirl1ek was arrested all"

cmmecuon husband. James Elias Small, also

She did- notable work in "Penrodf as Balby itenllsdale.

The young star was taken ill lwhlle making a series o1‘ fairy ltlllcs. three nl’ WlilCli "Little Red Riding ‘Hoodi’ “Jack the" Benn V-Stalk," and “Hansel and Gretel,"

t" ""toam_,will. he entertained by is; Ahelvvelts to-a dnncsnvllh refresh.-

XHlB-Fiien 50 cents.

.1.» l .- - - .Y—-'—- . $11.. FRANCIS .XAVIER loothllu

"McMillan McEac-llern . ' K. Brehaut 50

ments at the Casino tonight, Ad. ‘ St. Lawrence No.48

_. humus-so PEA-YER ssavlcs s’. a: 32:13; ,-,~'i‘hursd-ay evening Nov 16 ‘at mm‘ - _ 1 a 23k"! 7130 a UnitedwPrsyer. service will m- “M” 1'17 n“ 81__255 ho held in the Methodist Churclr Dame!‘ w, 1 o 3P4“ at Bedeque under the leadership V“ “Gram” ‘m 7 ,1. u“ 1543 of ,the c. c. .1. r. and TllXlB ° groupm _ _ Port Lll Jole No. 4 , . __,_( Dick ....... .. 119 143-292 Az-ielarAmi COMING-Arrange- dienry . 11 MiG-nil? meats ‘have been lllalle by the lilllr- 2W9 -- d: itirne trlc ‘Com n n ro- ' BT01! - ' “ m” p“ Y ' l’ y.“ 15a 09-350

vide an assistant lmlllniager who

James ohslllnlle; z. w. u. Mouse. CRPTIHEQ Filly 0r Gelding, under 2 Years-J. John Y. Phillips; 2. Noy Mouse; 3. Frank hlcewlln. Carriage Foal oi‘ 1922-4. Walter Reeves; 2. Davis Moose; 3, Richard Clark. Cilffllize Mare or Gelding. shown l" mfflll8ll\l, Robert Waugh; c, wm- ClB-Flii 3. Thomas Linklettor. Draft Cart Stallion, 3 years old, Tesistered-A. J. M. Leard it Sou. Draft Stallion. 2 years old. regis- tered--l, Richard Clark. Draft Stallion, any age, register- edlgl, Geo. McNeill; 2, James Eng-

Draft Mare with her foal-l, Geo. Brown; 2. Arthur lMcEwen; 3, J. H.

Total 162i

stilt-gr at

Last night on the Y. M. C. A. floor a very fast basketball match was played- between the Anglo- Bsptislts team and the Presbltrr- llillS7ll18 former winnlnl; 0“! 95 o 1 , ' t The Guards for both teams play

will’ ctr-Operate wltb 1M1‘. Jss. Me- Kee at the power plant. He is ex- pected. toarrlve in the city this evening.

MAR3HEIELD=~ The pu-mbcrs and adherents of ltiarslifiold and i-iiglifield , Presbyterian congrega- tions itre requested to meet in Marshfieid Church Friday evening 17th inst. at 7.30 when the matter oi a congregational oall to a pas. tor will be dealt ‘Willi. The interim Moderator will be present,

STANHOPE- Folllowling is the

standing of Stauhope School for m“ feature of me 8am“

‘have been completed.

id |givcn in the Canada‘ Gazetllrthllt l-Elniy ‘ltlay lSnlail. of Ottawa. will ‘apply to tho next session of Par- lament for a divorce from hcr

of Ottawa.

PERSONALS

Stlllraucis Xavier

all good bail. while the brilliant combination plays of the Ankle», Baptists team was an outstand-

lThe following was the line-huh

Mom“ M Oculbe": Grade 51 1~ l. l 1 Fresh =rians'G1o\'cr: 2. Len McArthur; 3, Artil-

llelen Horgbll 2. James Horsau, And“ Bans ‘Guards’ y‘ '.ur licEwen.

3. Frances,’ oCabe, 4. Anna Mc- stems G_ walkm-l v

Calml» “W19 4= 1~ Helen I-HW- new... Bollllylllhllj DAIRY CATTLE

loussou. - 2. Thomas Horgan. 1i. Centre 1

mmelki-Mfllsllall- Grade} Edith Mdlfgyfl n. Walker, llolsteln Bull, 2 years oldor old-

Mcbauchlan. 2. Mlicllael Horfifln- Harris GOHIUlliOI‘ registered-vi, John N. Profltt; 2.

3- Mlircaret Marshall. Grade 2.: l Forward Nloalse Ilrosx, 8. ‘Rayrrwnd Cannon.

John Idongan 2. Edgar Marshall- spilllll0bilfl‘ McEaehr-rll Holstein Bull 1 yearor under 2

Grade 1. Belle Marshall, 2. Joe‘ ArOfll S. Moore registered-l, H. R. Jioase; 2, Eli-

ellll JIlllcCavJay. IllLewis Kiolly ' in“ Bryanyom

Muriel McGregor. Teacher. ____‘..,_ , Jiolslein Bull Calf. under l year. ' WWW ‘l'f}l§lSt€l'Cd—-1, John N. Proflttf 2.

McFarlane. l‘ Draft Filly 0i‘ Gelding, under 3 JTHPS-l. J. H. McFarlane; 2. Rob- lcrt Miiligan. , Draft Filly or Gelding. under 2 ',years—l, Arthur MoEwen. l Draft Foal of 1922-1. Geo. Brown: 2. J. H..lMcFarlane; 3. Ar- lthur Aicillwen. g Mare or Gelding, general purpos- lcs—1, Philip McNally; 2, Freeman Simmons; 3. W. H. Mmlse. ‘ Draft lMare or Gelding~l, John Stavert; 2, D. R. Morrison; 3. D. R. Morrison,

Gentleman's or Lady's Saddle Horse Gelding or Mare-l. Frank

Moase Bros; 3. Raymond Caution. l Holstein or Holstein Grade Cow

‘shire, Oxford, Hampshire. South-

prise)—1. Fred Muttart; 2. Richard Clark. . Boar, any age. most suitable for breeding bacon type of hog—1. H. R, Mouse. Sow. most suitable for breeding bacon type of hog-l, Tllos. S. Waugh.

.

SHEEP

Long Wool Ram. Lincoln. Leices- ter and Cotswold. 2 shears or over, registered—-l. W. H. liioase and Son. Long Wool Ram. Lincoln. Leices- ter or Cotswold. one shear. regis- tered--1. W. H. Moasc and Son. Long Wool Ram imnb. Lincoln, Leicester or Coltswold eligible for registration-l and 2 W. H. Moase and Son; 3, Richard Clark. Long Wool Ewe, Lincoln Leices- ter or Cotswold, having raised lanlbs this season-A. 2 and 3, W. H. Mouse and Sons.

Long Wool Yearling, Ewe Lamb, Lincoln. Leicester, Cotswold-A, 2 and 3, W. H. Moose and Son.

Long Wool Ewe La-rnb, Lincoln Leicester or Co_tswold—-l and 2, W. ii. Moase and Son.

lhlediunl Wool Ram. Shropshire Oxford. Hampshire, Southdown, 2 shears and - over, registered-d. Richard Clark; 2. Ell. Lockhsrl; 3. Geo. Uryentou.

Medium Wool Ram Lamb. Shrop-

down, l shear registered-l, J. .\i. Iloard and Son.

Medium Wool Ram Lamb, Shrop shire. Oxford, Hampshire. South- down. eligible for registration-J. and 2, Geo. Bryenloll; 3. Richard Clark.

Best pen of 4 Wetller or ewe lambs most suitable for market- 1, Richard Clark; 2, W. H. lhloase.

Medium Wool Ewe. Shropshire. Oxford, Hampshire, Southdewn. having raised lambs this season-A,

4 pond.

m! It nlsht." and felt so wesk I could not C l lair of Pigs, aha other Meet]. lln- ‘At which place slat time the T" walk sn distance. I ' ml “i lllvefiieeh and Promises m be seulm" “ma l“ loo-m arr-a” smmm‘ 3 "w" ""1 do: ‘l months. barrows cllctuuell- Prellbyterr of Prince Edward in‘ - ‘ w t ~ ‘ - . ., Y I0" Rodd a1 14s 1-24-1160 ever. shown ill harness reglstered— . 0 , . - - , ~ - y ‘s. good one . “CG 1 J 01m Steele . 1. John Small, ., Fred Mu.tart. 3, land met and was constituted l - "l". b"! ills! fill! “W! l“ v;- 1! " l-—-—- _ ‘buvfffm’ - ~- m a, “F358 ‘Gaul-we M“ Wm] Fol‘ I F Richard Clark. with prayer by Mr. r. A. Wilson, - P110118 h, ,4 , while-l w” “H” ‘ha’ Mod“! 1MMRTAN1. .MEE1.|NG_; A B 0 - - - - -- _, _1 m _ _ l °°i Sow any other breed, under 12 moderator with whom ere pre- ,, i i _,_v_i‘,‘»'.\,, 14w," , . _ BIC. Vfliilflfifflllllfl 9° 89 73- 260 I Vi! M0898. 2, Richard Clark. m°num__| and 0 Fred Mun rt an Mafia Ira m". . . a me to like Dr. Chases glaetgilml‘ ltlllughgse interestadin To“; 133g Carriage Filly or Gelding, under 50w, any om;- bremt ovLf 1 Macgwim NNVhBEOULMlSyiM,‘ ' J o_ New‘ ‘food. u“! l Ht an“ bu” beafield d) gum“: 11%| uméaitgzr: xiii: _ . iiyealrs. shown in harness-d. R. H. yeah-l, Richard Clark; 2. John Mitchel-l. Fllsvoris Btirlinli ‘Mar-t ’ ‘ ' ' "’"‘“‘ v “Li”!!! the first 50X, Ind eon- .ln.g.at S flfclocit. in f-lt, 3...... “W” N°- 37 _ I $5 J2 ‘ 2:'§r:?“'e 2h?" Bigf-‘lré Small; 3, Ed. Lockhsrt. tin, Christie. Ipcirhsrt, MacLeilsn .' l V » a cabins seversl boxes. To- Church 1-11111. M°K"“°" ll.“ 1115 1 - i 3, "if l"! Y 0P‘ e 111s- under Best D0114 hogs most suitable for slncllllr. ‘MacDonald. MacKsy Si! DQHVéHO8~= r . - LePage . ye . a own n harness-i. export, Bacon (Sinclair & Stewart Tattrle. MaoNelll. Mulligan, Mac

Phorson. Donnell and D. Mscllesn ministers. and Messrs Murdock MacKenzle. J J. MacLeod Donald MaoRae, E. C. Helm. "C. K. Mar-

Rev. Dr. Thomson being pre- sent was invited to sit and corres

The minutes of meetings held on May 26th and 29th, July 18th to August 1st and September 14. being printed and in the hands oi’ menrbe n‘ were sustained :l~: printed. ‘The clerk rsadl a letter from the Chairman of the Board of the Century Church and Manse Build ing Fund, with reference to this proposed loan to the conxresatioll of Bloomfield. it was agreed on motion, duly seconded to grant permission to this congregation to mortgage the church buildinf: in O'Leary to the Board. and any, legal. questions arising therefrom- were also on motion. duly second- l-d, referred m the Presbytery‘s Committee on legislation with power to issue.

‘llhe Clerk was instructed to certify . r. Harold Brown to the

Senate the Presbyterian College Montreal. hicssl-s l). Rlli(\l\'Rl" and C.

Conrad \\‘8l‘8 heard with Tole!‘- encc to the situation in George town which is 110w vacant.

O11 motion of Mr, Stirlllzs- 80¢- ouded by Mr. ZlllacKny, hit-sears. McLeod. Mslrtirl‘, M-aohellan and John N. MacDonald were Hllllilllll‘ ed a committee to consider the situation in Georgetown. flllil l9 renal-J ‘lHiCk m Presbytery with recommendations.

The Budget allocation from the Synod. amounting to 824.500 W" accepted and the General inter» ests Committee was instructed t0 allocate this amount to congrega- ltions on the some basis as lax-t

tin and Hector Murchison. eliera. A

. ,.D fl-H, . . "~-‘,aY’":..-

_ Everything “Thistle 1 Good to Eat‘

of which public intimation wins made and the with benediction. T. A. WILSON, Moderator. G. A CHMSTIE, Clerk. i<o->-—~——

BIRTHS _ l-lAsLAnli-QA» Springfield. P. E. l.

on Nov 9, to J. Ernest and ‘Mrs. Haslanr, a son.

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SHAMk-At 2i Weymoutll St. on Nov 10th. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaina (Richard LCSllQ.)

DEXPHS Moi-NNlS-At Murray lliver s;

H. Mrs. A. J. Mclnuis. aged (l9. Funeral notice later.

KNEABONE- Tuesday morning Nov 14th, at his home in Dromora Allllm Kncabono. age 28 years. Funeral Thursday morning to Fort Augustus Cemetery.

vai- BE3T ADVERTISERS WON

CHICAGO. Nov. 14.—'i‘l1e Chi. eago Tribune is printing the fol- lowing tomorrow:

“The lnte local

campaign in-

augurated a new method of can-

sederunt ' closed '

_ ~—--o-o->--_ l lt~tluia1d had been taker! v ._._ f?“ Zvfspllalflhlls‘ had charged that, Mm, rrsll Gaudet, City. is i111 llll milk or Calf-l, John N. Profllt‘. J. .\i. ileard; 2, Richard chlrk; s, J. year. silo had‘ given hlfll “m” h‘ “I” Kl a1 t dcl‘ trmillllbllllilll the city 1105111 ‘ ‘ '2, M01158 Bros; a. John N. Profill. 11. 1mm and Son. hlel-tslis A. A. MacNell llhd lass for votes. Sundry candidates - I I, m, qugges codfesslon to d“ Y 9* ""1 "W be" Wishes m , v l Holstein or Holstein Grill!!! Heif- lMCflllilll Wool Yearling Ewe, Stuart iviaclilunon were heard allowed the lllRil of llcWsn-lper m?“ its which she later repud- a“ thqmks to the many "Iemls ' er l year and under two—1 and 2 Shropshire. Oxford. Hampshire with reference to the situation 1n advertising, it in by l" l9" e? F? gym, flflimek said she had m“? helped me in ‘he Gllarillimfi Rev “vpmos Jone, retarded via WT“ i112...“ Bros.‘ 3, Donald Baker. ' Southdowrl-J. Richard Clark; 2, J. Marshfield and l-iighfleld which pensive tlian letter writing and a e-lltf"'"hlf° powder" i“ Knmekys mo“ Contest. Plcioll (é S Ma dalcn) to The St. Francis Xavier team ur-l Holstein oir Holstein Grade Helf- M. Leard and Son' 3 Ed. Lockllllrt. is vacant since the first of Nov much more effeccive than plac- ' "fill-till hali obtained it from Mrs M-lss mTA MCEWEN’ Queensport- \*' S g ‘Vi (la rived last night lb)’ the 135- MmMl-r 1 year and under two y'ears-l ‘ Medium Wool Ehvel Lamb Shropl-elnber. The)‘ llrfliellieil 11 VH1’ 9Y1" iifllll- Sucker“ B1141 01M!‘ 011N100! ‘* "Kuiick. - _ uhliflfliel°wll~ evening, ' " ' on . on y calm and are registered at the $11,358 Bros; g, (1.13, |_\[¢C()rnlack;']5lllli‘8, Oxford. Hampshire.’ Sollth-‘courn-nlnl; Fi-‘lwri- Tl"- Mmlerul?‘ “dve“tm"g' Q" lmmlcal ad‘"-"'u5' ‘ Mrs. Kullck told the police Mrs. .,I,~ . " ~ “W {Revers Hotel. They will face the 3' Harry Schurmflm fdQwrp-l, Richard Clark; 2, J. _\l,lof this session. Mr. W. O. Mulll~ ing in the six ntctropoiltau Chi Klimelé said she wanted the pow- “ or 59mm“ m“! b'uise““ Mr nme- <' - . ~ at the Alhegivi-‘ll HQ ~ '- ir- leard and Son" 8 Ell. Lockllart. l or. thcn ‘presented ‘ll P641095! Case newspapers there was spent l t W“ t The“, is nothing better for .1 s l. Gallant. Worches Abeglwelts a I k A m‘ lsteln or Holstein Glade lie l. H . . I‘?! n‘ 1H H m‘ m? Helflcfi a mm] or s“ 666 85 of which the " 1°" i’ l "'5- .. .- t/M ...h ,~ d td ll. ‘coe. s s --1r_1_Jl N.P"flt;2.V\'..-\.- B-‘l " ‘l l. _. W lSh _, r0111 11s lel ' . V, ~ v _ Acccrdlufl to the police all the “mdm” “ml c°“t“5'°“9 ma“ "his? Irina“ as 5pm" the h“ weeklgruun s 0 fly I 0 ‘c! Cd 0m lo l ll, H. gbzlfifitogfvw. “Oiieiicé? lof Mr J. C. hiartiu of Mount Tribune “'11s given unsolicited 1i

ltutlve having ls the Abbles first "appearance fiibMoase; 3_ Wynn,“ Cairns.

Thonms Eclecmc 011' n Wm m‘: province‘ lllolstein or Holstein Grade llcrdl Best Flock Short Wool Sheep-lfsiawarl- larger sham ma" ‘my om“ NW3‘

B0‘AORE8--5 Milli-E" EROM Al‘:

Mme!‘ ‘l-llsbllnllll 013 1-110 W" WW" . Jllflilillllflflfl an absence of llzltteen the grldifen this 89115011 the)‘ 0T1‘,

fill carried insurance at the time dmffi “l9 “Welling "m! WHOWQ a l ,1 ' “ e . ,1 t i d g , 9g v1¢tory_ -1 J 1 N p my. 2 ‘3 u ‘Rlclyyl gnu-k; g_ J_ M_ 1,93“; d Trcsbyterl’ cltllfeflwiil‘ “Pmlpalwr;

m their sudden deaths’ 1??“ nulflpelslylanlrllilla Co?“ m? illilanflzfllgflzfilllies ‘llieli-llhllfgfrcgf amfiwsllzillg eélgl-Snte Frgnfgzls Javier team arllllirols 0m D m v am v _ oaselifibllidli‘. Ed. isocklrurt. u“ [measure with ‘he Wnzrels mull lFor the adverqsmg o‘ individ- were stricken after partn 11g of _ ' “' l ill‘ "- “'1 - ' ' .- ,, _’ .' ‘ . ‘ I. K ~ ' _ 1 J1. -. . 1 B t 1 ' 1 r1 -k ," l J11: mode at MHTSlHlEII an 11a l-anllillates for county judge. elaborate Jeasts. take tllc ache out of a bruise by“), Ms “He? ‘Manon m kflnsmg m up mp shape and are as” m ‘ Mrshue Bu“, 2 ye“: o‘ oldezrlileicégsteljogg (‘Jkoifii-olliil, ‘llillcullxlltllsllgllsflileld and laid .\ir. hiuliiglnrs nlenlbcr oi the board of review

counteracting‘ the inflammation . _ . ‘ I I _ , _,\ ma] .1“ - , , , lance ’\\'ll'|l two former co ir.s l"! 1P0!" "If? RDPQEFB-"CB 07 ll°l “lnurqul Ilnigslrlnliml lllllllllfllllillfl (mum nsuxmwellonvlnct: an) “llnliigulskl Dgnitmés‘ _Dr. E-GI "Gags tfiamsaflie p“), w,“ he sham)’. a“. ‘ . "l‘- eady.'vi.~‘l-t ew- ' ""

w ,~ .- . ' .was ‘Professor np .]\,1"1_q]; v‘;a‘_ The following is the St. FER. line “Dllyllritalfs, "*93.‘95_ Qummg one“ up for todays canteen-

, I _. _ 4 _ ‘ ‘lhe went abroad locating in “for. FULL BACK z , ‘ - lchesleg wylass" when, he 358mm, J. McDonald. 7 - - ted himself in t-lle hotel businessl- f , . . . ~ cspecialllydn the catering dgvlsiou’) hHALVi-ZS

He has won‘ for himself ' I w~ Mum 7' nmrm- o . . . ; - B- Yeflqrll .

s M ‘mm s: M!’ filmlulllrdmr '21!“ ll.1|!n;:s'°l‘l‘n:v::r 3.21:5: such as has characterized all pro Am‘ Kym‘

l" fl "vw- ("mum of =1 ulzuru. lllmlli letters. l-llllvl: III one vrnrtl. gresfilve islanders who advance- H» m°h°y'

III per rent. dial-mint for rush. Adair-mun I'm-Ina nus-s nf ...|, "my my." Wllh Blltflfprisin ..ammu 1 A. BEN-On.

azsrllllllhfosnzls Ilifluuwilrnlvllsed Rooms nd. 75c for seven ' ‘he llns sllflwlt ilresent ggiliraanntg QUARTERS l week. _ ua on “outed, 50o los- levcn word! 9e! [how persiitteney‘ i; lmaaflnlfly re Cgrlie. .___ .» Y‘ .. lcaaac.

v v v v

Agents Wanted

WANTED LIVE AGENTS FOR Viatkius 150 products. Direct to consumer. Write The J. R. will“!!! CO-l 379 Craig St, Wool Montreal.

For Sale

F°R SALE-A QUANTITY or oil for fox biscuit. Apply

110a ACRES or FRUIT AND stock farms. Terms. B011 142.

Potool. Missouri.

pletou; rolling clay loam soil, -_: ""6 teams, labors. 1s 1101...... 081W’; tine buildings; sllo; gonll' mfll-‘hlnery: $18,000. A. w. Laltbs, Appleton. Wis.

._.___§___________V _ V _ FOR QALE OR TRADE-IMPROV.

I ilisl-eilarlcous ' McDONALD LAIND Surveyor, Harmony Jet.

AM IN THE MARKET FOR largo quantities 0f_ mink, racoons nmokratsi- sec.- Ofiice in usual plllccs.~—-J. D. Jenkins. '

, 6000El6-8-5i

WANTED—A Fsvli MEN aolino.’ 9T5. trully located. Phone 13411).‘

‘mo, ' ALFRED

Help Wanted—Mn_.lo “

whirl... LOBSTER rial-tell! lllcll for l-llsou i923 with or with- out traps best of accommodations-

l'l.‘lllf‘l‘ill(‘,Ii licniulniu Clow Mur- ray llzlrbor North.

A l (‘l])_ \\'l'lIil.'C(l-_—-l“l‘lIll1l0

00 196 acres Wisconsin best lllllil. 55°04. machinery. Owner. 1:. w; _ Eflllnser. Knllwtlon, Wis, l tomato. ,~‘v5lllf(~.q| | ASTHERE wluL as MUCH net 10101118 in prosperous Canada

this Chr litmus. there is thel xreatosi imaginable demand for our exclusive, low priced per- sonal Greeting Cards; represent Canada's old established house with ltho (leiebrltcd Royal Ser- ies; easy to ,maks ten to twenty. ‘ldollars daily; magnificent!

experience o.'-.--espltal unneces- ‘sary Bradley-Gsrretson, Brant- rll. Ont.

Sample Book free to worksrs:I__

Situations Vacant $5 PRIVATI OHRIBTMAQ greeting cords; sample book free; men and women alresd making.‘ _up, daily, in vapors, time. srretson ‘company, Brantford. Out. '