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Silks o-day
_ \\'e have gone thorough our silk department and
laid to one side all the tdd ends running in length
from 1 I-2 to 12 yards. _
In order to make a speedy clearance of the whole
lot we have marked them at prices which will mean a
clear sweep sale oi the whole lot t0- ay.
We would advise you to be o'i hand as early in
I the day as possible.
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HON. R. LEMIEUX ON MR. MISSING MIIN [Ii
Says
in in S ite of Facts’ I ' ...$1-if_-rife, .~1ir Wilfrid Laurier had v|~,\1g|,~'_ ,July 18-_-The mysterious
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i._`_,___H,',-.,,,_ ,.\-,.:_, ,..',I,t,,L _,,| ,;.,,.`,l-..,,i,;V\ .ii l'onferencf>, and instead of contri-ihis only companion being a Belgian
,,| 'f,,_.,,,__<_-l,iv.=_` ,pi-1-;.i! 1i_.;,,_< L.,-,-mi, :fitinz to any restriction ofthe colfi- servant named Adilc \ercruyze. On
i.;..\igi,i in _,; ,_.~=_ ¢;i,..,.,_ . ,~-_<,,f._._._. n.;.l 1iherries,he'riail helped to widerllusrch flu, 11110, Vercruyze received
¢~__v_-,..,,;_.y____ 'tzi~_-ir range. .-\ll the ifolonial repre- late at night an urgent communica-
_\|__, }_,,_,_..,,» ___Z,,_'_-,, U, _-,,,, _\,,,,,,,,_‘f=eiitati\'es had agreed in acknowlediz,~ tion begging him to go at
;,;_,~i_;_- ,,;,.§ .,1 _\i,_ |f,,,;,-,,_.-__»,i,, .,f r,_.,;,_Ii:ig that the whole ('olonial system once to his native village to see his
,.;..,f5 .Ulf of ti... ,,_,._._,__ _\'_ [yion_i-»itiir- limpire owed gratitude to Sir mother, who was seriously ill. He
\_ g,, ';<,.,_. ,M-,,,(.,, _._,,,- ~y,,_ ,h,,,_f_I\\;lfri1l for increased liberty. started at once, but found his moth-
,,.,_f,_ _,,,.1 .,.,,,.§.,,.,.., UH. _`~,,¢.,,~,,_u._=_  .Not only did hc dispose of the lin- er perfectly well and she denied all
i _ _~,_» <;,i'i~.ii_,,»,_ _\|_ iq for 'r@m;,~_,;»t-rial Vouncil scheme, but he liari,kno\vlei1ge of theqletter he had receiv-
iia, il--lin-ri-.1 ;_i,f- first sin¢e¢;li_ Hpitorf for Vaiiuda hscal indeilciidcnce. ed. _
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Q' "H uv" » 'fi'-'wil iq. .<_'|~»,~iiiu, |_i- pa, siiii sr‘,r¢-amine that Sir Wilfrid be-, never abandoned thc theory of fi
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|""’l'f""t'f-_` Ithie hands of l'revni-"r .-".~1'i\uth, and laxed his incessant investigations.
i limi- _ve_<rci'-.:i_\' at an open air “ --5'-‘ " ` "l _ '  9"_-Y _ _ _
,,._,_,.,,.,._, ,,. ._,:_,,.h Se,-,,,,, u,,,,,,_,,,_,,_ '-_f-eording to Lord Haldane, Sir .»i. vermersch, a man of sixt§,had
,,,_»..-1 by im- ,_,-.,,.r,1],; qimm- thCi.'r_.ikin;f her own tariff and of levying turned to Le Versinet to find his
 it ','ai_;,|_|..i- of }-,,r),;,m¢¢m_ .,_.hS',;, duty even on goods coming from master gone. M. Jooris, an iutlmaf-e
tm, ol t iiiiil. i lfl I .
1.1 dhffiirr- and i‘,.y,.\i:.i ii-.~.-eil it U, hp,-I_v.'isiieil to give especially to one coun-' their most exhaustive researches
al<cuit_v ii. li.iv~ hr-r ha ln i,m,.,5 try iii exchange for reciprocal fa- proved fruitless.
itll’ the 'i:~\'.' arid ¢-1iIoi,'i'ig iipoy. ry-i~ ` i ' '
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lov. the f'.~_.i1»on of fi hai".-_ nip fv‘_,.‘:it»irv.»:»_rion of thr- German and Bel-.to his habits and the visits he used
ti-»:i.ili.~'t=; had --sig: ;i',v1-:i.pr¢-il v_o_~:tii-Iillaii treaties, hscaiisf- those treatiesito receive. He was _known to be sn'
'H' "W" ""»\-ff1H"" ffl `.-.'onif»ii, but thevl -.were iliviniz to Germaiiy and Beleillnilecreritric, and statements that the
limi niir In-fir. =-ii~f»-ssl-il. .\lr, ’§a|i',7_|tli<- right to hanet-it under our prefer-Imissing man had been seen in Aus-r
Iwu siioki- ;.i,~o on i~f»i~ipiof~ivy_ iriice in favor of flritish goods; at the* ti-ia, in Belgium, and later in Morne-~
lv. l.fii~~iiiif-, .\l.l'. for l1;i'i_»-in-,,<k:i_| last conference, hr- had secured a rul-` co were accepted, and the investiga-
i.ii-'»i1- _~lioiv,i;.- on ieriprof-ivy and its-,:in'i' that the most~favored-nationItion was abandoned. The case caused
fi »l~ui~~ri's. iii- rf»i~-irkefl that in it=~i<'laiii-.c in treaties ne'otiate¢l b'Icon:~:'iderable comment, and the Villa;
riiv-‘ifrli, ., ,
l' -»`~"“i ‘if "5" -Ei. };ouias:~'a |"oloiiu-s witlioiit their specific con- ons amateur detectives. One man,‘
"»1i1"- t~  :uit fin- _-pf~..kf-,-_§si~iif,_ Ihowever, M. Van l.angenh_ovexi, the
I BOURASSII AND HIS PARTY W[A|_fH|Sf[][]|]
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nationalists  Sc|veum_ i"I'.r- l`|ui»r.»|~ti»' has s.'ii<l that at fhr ____
g'  d . .1-fi_ :iiiti-Ii:-.pei°ialist, and some had d.sappearance of H. Honore Verm-
nmt ‘tuna 0 ls ,_,,, ,._,;;_p,\ hm, ,, _<c,,ar,,,_,st while ersch, a wealthy Belgian landowner,
Betfq gd ,  _, , , _ _ _ _ ' __ who vanished in 1010 from his hand-
y - ..-ir. in ianada ,the Nationalists, with some vm" at ,‘e,Vers,nEt’ near ve,__
 , . . . _. __ _ V. ,_ _\li liiiiirassa in the lead, claimed Eames has had 3 grim snlution' thy
ii ' :,.,_,,.,_‘_'f`,»,,_.,. i,',", ,,.  ': _t nf- had betrayed f'anad.'i andlh-,dy being found buried in his gard-
V ' 'iideitl her a caitive to Albion
.~. "\ , _. ,.,,,.,. \\~ifr'd was the .\`estor of the Imper- lived at Le Vcrsinet. for some years.,
_,M y_,,,__ in,-,,,,t,,L.,, ,,,,,_._. ,,,:,,,,_,E-'anafia had already t'ne‘liberty of l~`e‘arini: the worst, \ercruyze re-
ar |h,,1 v‘i,.»y -,-.-(.1-lin,” af,-Hi.; Hg, ilrcat llritain, but in'making treaties friend of the missing man and a wo-
sing riiin-i- rm-i;.r.,¢,¢_y ..r tha, with outside countries, she had been man friend were staying at M. Yem-
¢-¢»t'.i*_~'_ 1`;ii,;m,, ii,-,wlrif-il oy the “most favored nation crs<‘h's villa, and, according to their
gr-o~.f; into ii lures coiiii_‘,r-i;iiis»=,"' of all iiriti_~:h treaties. This depositions, he had gone away with-
ills!
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r thi- ur-;ili_h mir 1)". ,,,,,,u1,,_laiiy nation fallini: under the most- cd his niaster`s relatives flfld U18
‘. i  ,N _,(3, - ..-_en ,,.f,;,n5 favored-natioii~class any favor she police were communicated 'with but
':ors. , Police inquiries into theflife of M.
12 _ f I  :f. aa. ','  1 iii Wt? Sir \\'ilfi'id had obtained the Vcrmersch revealed curious details as
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"‘ i" il' I-‘ft lull 'om-ii ap_, ‘lrcat l'ritain ii.-ould not apply to Le Versinet was the Mecca of numer-
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" 'lu' "f\ifi'.l i:' l.f- li|~.-oir li:i_»;` _\¢~\.'|-i'tliv:lr-.'~'i:_ .\fi~. llourassa wasf|ioiice Commissary of Le Versinet,
:'-I _\Zr_ ll~.u~-_- . ,.,¢- ,,,-,,,|,_».y,rii.yv»¢l Vaiiafla, that hr- ..r:ii: a toy in crime, and for a year he never rc-
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was of ivory satin charmeuse, the
skirt having a draped tunic edged
with pearl and crystal fringe and
caught un in the front by a cluster of
satin roses and pearl ornaments, the
bodice draped with rose pointe lace
and finished with a yoke of lace em-
broidered '-vith pearls. Her veil was
held in place by ii cornct of orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet of bride's roses and lilies of
the valley. She also wore her gift
from the groom, iz beautiful pearl
sunburst. The bride was attended
by a maid of honor, Miss Eva- Ell-
iott, and a bridesmaid, Miss Mary
Clark, a cousin of the bride. Their
Zovfns were fashioned alike, of silk
crepe, with yokes of ilewdrop red and
bands of crystal beaded net and cry-
stal fringe, Miss Elliott's gown be-
ing carried out in shell pink tones,
and Miss Clark's in palest yellow.
They wore white tagal hats, faced
with lace and trimmed with luci:
plumes and pink roses, and they car-
ried nouquets of pink roses. The
gifts from the groom were pearl pen-
dants, Miss Elliott's being set with
Sfibvlurcs and Miss Clark's with peri-
dots.
i`r> his best man, Dr. lvlothersill/the
groom gave gold cull links, and to
the iii=iicrs_ Lawrciice Lawler and Wil-
liam Reynolds, pearl tie pins.
A reception was held after the cere
mony at the bride’s home. The
bride’s table was centered by thc
wedding cake, and decorated with
sniilax, white roses and lilies of the
vnliey.
Mi. "-.nd Mrs. Deacon left on the
6.160 ir:;in for a wedding trip to Tor-
onto, New' York and Atlantic Oity,
returning here to reside. The bridc
trcivellf-11 in ii pretty suit of navy
blue _-;i-rue, t.he coat opening over a
waist of white chiffon, embroidered in
coral pink, Her hat, u. becoming
lmke bonnet shape of, white tagal
straw, was t.rimmcd,a_t the back with
a mount of white ribbon edged with
blue satin and blsck_.velvet.~
Mrs. Elliott, tho' brld__é`s mother
wore a handsome gown_ of 'white sat.-
in_ made on the E/mpire lines, with
toiiciics of coral, and a black toquc
triiiinied with black willow plumes.
She carried Richmond roses.
Mrs. Welsh. il’inar del Rio, (`»uba.),
sir-ter of thc bride, was gowned in
maize silk crnpc with a black plumcd
hat, and she carried mauve sweet
peas.
Mrs. W. B. Pound, sister of
thi- groom was nttired in pale blue
ci'cpc -de-chnne, with a white plumed
:that all the new conccssioiis gained Recently the police received several
l»i-JI-'l-Z.\`li.~` _#lit \\`fl.l"l<lll |,.\l'|i[;.;;¢'l hy hiin are only i-lever iiiisrefircscnta- anonymous letters directing them t0',
,tions ~.vhir:h in thc end would forgc_dig in the garden of the Versinet vii
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ilr. I/--i.if-=i\ op/iimi  sp:-f-r-h hyytlif- chain that will enslave f';inarla_,l;\, Operations were accordingly re-.
..,nii.1 i..,_,.--iiiiig 'iw r»oniiii'_' i<f,:ir-inlfliy keeping on the sarrie, tunc, Nlr. sunied and while digging a plot of;
'uf-~~t,io:i_~_ “fi .\.i- :il--in tl_.iv thru- flifirassa would '.'r-ry quickly zo as earth sown with French. beans in the
"2":  "'H“i»1t'fifj.' wt_<-1-/-n the 'I‘ori¢-eil.-ir af: deiiyini: that Sir Wilfrid Lau-,kitchen garden a spade of one of the
Jil, 'V /-;-\,-i’..|iil im- I iiioii-.<t.< of l.on 'infr had nv-vi-r br-cn at the (`f»nfei'enc; men suddenly sank into the carth.'
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"""" "‘ "" ““""` H1 'llif-lim iiii1l,vii=it .\1r. lloiirassa was born tobe gl A man was sent for the authori- of 'tlhnstriua Daisies.
-ll"tl\',"'Hl '-ii' 1-v -ol visit, tlir' |ir~oplv-ll_vr|f‘ por-,t, and that, his selection of ties, while his comrades removed the’ Miss Flrii-ence llowinan, cousin of
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i'_'l=' oi' t_i~f- f-oaIir,ioi.,"f I-'ll. |Tlic next moment n human arm ap-
"\ lu'-ii on rfir Wilfrii
.`\lr. l.f»inir\ux ciinrluflr-fl his remarks 'neared to thrust itself forth between
on the .\'atioiialist leader by saying two superb trees in full bloom. -
‘_ " ' ' - " .' 0°" lil* _v ¢ lioiitics for his activities means a soil and unearthed the body. Decom
‘ -voii.=irli-ralilv loss to Vanadsi lyri‘ism *position was advanced, but the re-
; _l llif~"f‘l-<I<ifU_' l'\"'iproi-ity, the ltost- mains were identified as those ofthe lf\C0. H-‘ld “- l|`l"f¥”‘l “Nh ‘ll Hatlnfwiii
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\\‘, _ '_`“ iu.ii~tcr-f»cnr-r.i| asked in the farm:-rs missing Belgian. A closer examina-
"‘*`- \,\ ‘- of 'l`e|nis1:outa wr;r|= rt-:id to refuse tion showed that he had l>ccni\`0‘4e5- '
` _ y _ , _ , _
L-   .f"\~l` fl'>ll'il`H iufiri' on a ton of hiy, stmnglerl for a stout rope was still Mfg- (~ V- (“m"‘"‘gf‘ wore, a
'I-' " ;*h1l`f1_v 'lfillurs inoru on the sale /fa 'cd ti 'htl about his neck and he
i ti g y ,
' 1 .¢ »_~ y  l""*'f» "Nl H llltlier price on butter, had obviously been killed while
' ` ** ||Hi'|'r fi ‘iliell if violent prosperitv "Z
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  Q’ could view-i» mink ,,{ ,, Ch,,,,g,. ,,f 31 ' The marriage of Miss Margaret
U  - ier vias no excuse for o iosin l »= *lil* lllllmfl and ferns, the first pew_s
Pl if ,h_
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hat.
Miss Lottie Dascon, thc grooms
youngest sister, was pi'ct,i_ily cnwned
in white french lingcris, trimnicd with
fbirrink-mm-,ross ‘acc liiidin-_ mane
surplus. The High Waist Line bo~
ing finished '..'itn ri girdle and sash
nr white satin with pearl frinite. Her
large white hnt nf vi-bite, silk net "fast
trimmed with Wistarla and soft white
satin bows. .~lhe carried a bollquet
the groom was guwhcd in pale pink
embroidered mull, inset with clung
liat of pini: mohair braid, and sl k
MAGK.; iiiiii iiiiiiuri
  reat Sale of ew BAKINGS iuW_I_tl1tt “itll
NEW YURK, July 18-'nie usual!!
high infant mortality that accom-
panies the advent of not weather has ~
been checked in New York city this
year according to figura given Ullt
yesterday by the department of
health. Since July I, when the re-
cent period of intense heat set in,
up to yesterday, 706 babies died un-‘
E.
Ee.
 by
50r.al>oxntnlldmssl¢l°- _
”.u._| pm.; C¢.9|Ca|\llll,
2, ' _..c
der one year of age, which was iust
300 deaths less than during the cor-
responding two weeks of 1910. Heat-
ed terms are usually accompanied by »
diarrhoea! diseases among infants, _
yet there were only 143 deaths from .
these causes iimong infants last week. 5,
A year ago there 'were 363 dmths. ,;'.
'l`here~\vas a total of 358 deaths
among infants under one year of
age from all causes last week, as
compared with 568 deaths for the
same week of last year, and for the
first h'-.lf of the current year the
8,043 deaths from all causes among
infants under one year showed a de-
crease of 310 deaths from the total
during the corresponding week of
1910. .
Dr. Mary Baker, in charge of the
health departmeut's bureau -of child
hygiene, urges all mothers to take
especial precautions concerning the
health of their babies during the
heated term. She adds:
"'I`hey_ should take their babies to
the milk stations to obtain pure
milk and have the services of a doc-_
tor_a.nd nurse who will show them
how to'lr6ep the' baby well. .If anyi
baby is sick and the parents are un-
able to pay n physician a doctor or
nurse may be obtained at any time
'by telephoning to 'the office of the
department of health, which is al-
ways open." '
A Good Digestion I
mcnns .1 man or woman good for
something-good work or pleasant
times. \\'lioc\'er has distress afler
c:itiii;;, sick licailaches, nausea,
had laslc, unplcas-'int breath, can-
not find ,v-_ood in anything, or be of
mu(-li use in flic world.
But llicsc symptoms arc only
signs that thc stomach needs n lilllc
care and attention and thc aid that _
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Smart 'Summ-eirf icaps
Wc'vejust recently received a new line of the
latest summer caps made bythe famous _Eastern peo-
ple. And we think they can be Classed wllll lhe best
we have ever shown.
These caps are made in the latest styles, of finest,
materials-'they’re regarded as the best by all dressy
irien from Coast to Coast. 'I`liey’rc here iii the styles
and patterns you like best-made especially for men
wlioiwanit something better than the ordin:ir_V- All
sizes _ . . . .   :uid $l.00
We always have a full stock of the most stylish,
smart and seasonablc caps here, this is 'l`lic Home of
Good Hats, and every man who' wants thefbest .natur-
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organs ol' iligcsitiiin. With these
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' Try a few doses and see
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bodily ,condition Bcecl1am’s Pills _
Can Create `
AT THE EDEN MUSEE.
Unusual efforts have been made to:
terior of the Musee is kept delight-
dvi"
SAFE,
SILENT, SURE
'l`lic Thicc Features that i1iake_.
“ROYAL GEOR;GE’i=°
M AT Cl LES
the most. _perfect  `
,J-"_-_ `_~;5§r.i<iic~E_ aNvWHl3i<i~; iii.-.ic-tics
:._f ;_ in emma... A
RED, WHITE and BLUE tips
- '_ - '  _ |000 matches to the box
srncliii, sviuiuns A'rraAo'rioNs' at
I0 cents the box.
make the Eden Musee of N Y k 7° ‘ , '
City one of the most incttrcséig FUI' Sale   111 C3.l1El.d3.»
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summer places in the world. All of ,_ __ _____ _ ,_ ' _ '_ _ '-___ -`
the wax rou s li v ' ~ \ I J
   ..:..i..';?.°";:.ii““;$:.i;‘ ,",_-,°= nu. [-;_|3_ muy 4,0 Li |),||ui|_ Caiiadgil
new groups have been added. The in- _ -- _ _ H
fully cool, regardless of the heat out-, 'Il‘5l'5tf , I
side. The large Winter Garden has '
_  
been fitted up with palms and plants, 5 _ _ __ '  -1
French lingerie gown. with a white
lace hat trinuncd with pink roscsdlhd
ci 1- rri d n bounur~t. of ink roses
' 3 - ;` _ fl-lu-asv, vffivf-mililcs and potatoes He asleep. The police have it is stated 5"' »"‘ "' ' P '
KI D   , 'lvl not think that wi- had a ru:-lit to an important clue, and' an early aril Mm' E' I,"-'“'“w°“ Wnm H' hhmk Bin'
_ .`_ -`,_". i'i-fiisc any iiiciwsisc in our national rest in expected. Ii" gmv" with 3 wack lace hat with
/ f ‘L .. .l » 4 uialtli o I; _._ touches of coral
PI  All ~ iii-:'i~i}ii}-iii'-\-Ii iii if-li iq"f'Iii.’f‘iti"" 'mm ni"iir‘o\'-Ei iio'r'r i M‘“.L“W"" “:"" “"W“°‘l I" whit”
' N A ' ' Y `-L A A muntry A i I ' ` 'embroidered organdic over mauve
‘ ' t tch. I
satin, with .i hat o mn
flown expenses I can afford o g e
so that it is virtuall Roof-Garden. ' "W _
A large number ofyngw wax groups .. l-IAI£Vl§STEl'lS, GET READY! "I, Aurelius Saliiniis. prytanis, snw
have been placed on exhibition re- ‘ -__ YOU N=\<1l"*fl‘fi¥1f!~ '1`hl`fi"‘f» Y_°*“' U' ul”
Gently which are attracting much at-_ ln rrfew days "The (Fall for Help" ldinperor Caesar Gains Msssius Quin-
tention. The famous coronatlon from the farmers of Western Canadaltlis Tmianus Dcciiis l‘ii:s Fclix Au-
group will long remain of general in- fwill rc-echo throughout the Maritime l1\"l€\-‘S l”\“""“iCl\B~" ~
tcrcst, on account of the richness of ‘¢l’rovinces. Thousands ul'>0I\ WOUBHHGS '
the costumes worn and the reproduc- lol helpers will be necessary to assist. WAS T00 l<‘i\T _
tion of'that portion of Westminster l in harvesting the great crops in Mall- , -°* V
Abbey, where the coronation tooklitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. ,,H,,A,,E, PHIA , , _.10___ B,,_
plncs. In the large Central Hall, n The demand for laborers fs greater ‘ _‘ ~ _, ' " Y
Pause he ls too fat, Fliomas Skcllcv.
new group has been placed, called"r.his ycnr than ever before, at least _,',,,m 'md' n - R .-.(.`,},,
,"I"eople Talked About." It includes 50.000 haryesters will be_necdeil'to;,h', chum,‘n?;?:_' ,",]"';,;f'nT,‘lt':)v:’,',:L hm,
people of the present, and other save the 100,000,000 bushel crop. The hm," rmectm, by the K," 'hu ww,
ages, who have been sufficiently pro- _went cannot provide and the East is,h,m ‘She is M," (,MhM_,m_ F,“,,,,_
minen_t to merit portrayal in wax. again requested to render assistance g,,,__,_‘ U, N0 56,, ,_,,0'kes étreét
In the Winter (,arden are shown that is absolutely necessary. Ther, Skeuey wcmhs 265 pounds and ,,,
moving pictures, hourly afternoon Canadian Pacific Railway is called 8 ,,ach,,|o,_ H0 ,wen nt N0 5634
"H11 evening- The lJI‘0i¢¢l2ll1f-Z machine upon to name excursion rates, and
<‘hcw street. In order.to aid the
used is the "Simplex" a recent in- operate special trains for the trans~i]mm,,c,,|at,, C0,,c,,,,t,0,,,Y_Gh,mch b-Kel.
A ""\\___,, //is  I liviriance, I \faliel Elliott., daughter of G. A. and _ . lvcntmn which re ' d - t _ - I f whom,-B om
__ R   D__ f' :_ ` .\liout the navy, _\lr. Lemireux sold MVR- Vmlflf-if 505 B“lm°"*l S'--» J"-` “Thi-E -‘mmf nf the~H"permrlty"[ my' with scixrccl an mil? limes pm'“reS poltatmn 0 'Mm ov'nc s git ig
ltr QRS R:<E'DNEY|5  i ""‘H“‘t‘ it “""'I‘l l'“ fllibfillltcly fanadi- "jf"-l“"‘l“ 1»‘f°"“"d D°“°°“,' "°°k phi" QM Inca Sygtem ‘S show; in highs tion. The dorongtlodcpidtuzhsvhglih- ie§r‘lii:]ct?de tnlyriiiiillebldrncdded earl? ln
illirt 'iIGH`l"J'?6f$F,Cl“I 'I ""- ‘""' ‘hm I-"""" “"’"|'l "Ut *"2 any “""I""“"”Y' J"“" 28th" "‘ W°“t""“' mme” ,nm 0 erm.; now' Y tcu  prise a special series and in clear- lAugust The exact date has not yctl
_ D|ABE1,E5, 5 ;i,|o`rc Ar-,onilii‘i4`lso{'y sr-rvicn horn than vft_l;iii;c‘lril,c4Wtiirlnlpcg, the Rcv.Davld yml better `_n,lmS_ (ml ,n gm., ,tt mei ,msn and detail are , far superior to been dqcmed upon’ but will be a,,,_
R -~-""'dn,||;!` t`,:i',T",i,E I," ,fnf '""l'.l'nd ,hc .thought I'r|,ii lc'hu','~¢hmv,~,;`;Z' penny d¢¢0rn_l;¢d prove the superiority nf this method. f-|10" “how” €l5¢Wl1¢l`€» In Befflllx-'nouneed ,ill B f¢W d0Y9~ In the mea*
2 9 PP. .,\- _ ‘ _Y E ‘“ 'Q' U" 5" w'""‘,l l"“"'_I_,- ' p < H_ };_ grown, The \`{m“,.; y|¢n»,;'vr,._._ these pictures, visitors will getabet- ,itime those who areigoing should be his-_
navy heinll marked with white satin bows V 7'Z0d2l~I ter idea ol the entire comnatmn care* In readiness to leuve M' short' notice'
M .Ii f'l' I lf » 'and white roses. Miss Grace Mitchell * - ' I “fm""y than they w°“ld have 5°°“\`°d " '"4 -
- - ' ' -“" » - 1- fer Yfifii-1i\kfi,i , ,, d , dm ---,---- :mm any of the gi-ima-stsndsiii me ANCIENT PAPYRUS
1 declared that Illr. Bollriissil was sup- was ix' L E Organ' an . pays . e ' Lgndon S(_|~g¢¢B_ A-mong other ic_ ` ' ._.._.
port:-il bv the mom-v of all the env- w“'m'"Z mmch' and whne the regm' tures just |-swivéd' from the grzat 'i\;_ENA\1DR1A Juiv 17 -Among
ley decided that he would agree to
wed any girl who won him 'in a lofi-
i0l`Y. Provided she would have him.
His identity had been carefully can
healed until it was announced that
Miss Flanagan held the lucky num-
siieiiey uien presented iiimiieii and
after looking ovcr the winner dcciflcfl
she would do. The girl, however.
alter scanning.Mr_ Skelley'g generous
proportions, decided that she wou-
r\n_t given up hope yet. that a weddini;
rnical of 'Sir Wilfrid"f.aurier in! (hd ti" ‘.'"'H h",I,“z signed Mi" Miiim I ~ _. .` ~ ° ' _` 'gig d ‘ ». ' . ~
 C K S C_,,m,,,,,,_,,, ,,, ,le ,,.,,C,,,,_,,m and U, ,If (,ow\‘? sans: Beloved, It Is Morn.th l"°"“r° centres “fe s“"f‘m°" *md Wm l‘a|'l0US DHllY’,`in‘;,°§°“t,l5')r';§p°nLeMa:l`ldn ... Their friends however. l\d"°
_ ' v . . . ‘ . _ n i
,A. H tin on. er we n
“°mm0CltS» llammoclis
ne Corn
l m H ._ I t i i 1 ii ii n
rw'nHen"m'"i Hi' SWK" "1"" "n tlheihrildetrwpasaiizlviehp aqralgetbytnllialigrcousine  Higllsgslllslifsr lllziszlysclglied' aiii(il“(liii): Idlizstilzi) lla odea remarkable ydocume tl.
'MVY "nfl F€ClDl”0CllY» I 3 ~ 8 H dd, g gow; morons sketches. A diflerent series is a certificate lssiied by a woman all-,
i ` O _ I shown at/each exhibition. The after- B206 £0 have, been a Cllfllf-_mn QFYU” '-
may result.
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noon and evening concerts have fvlng that she had performed the re-.:     
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We P1l'<'\gi\'iiig splendid
values in Hammocks,
liouglit dircci from one of
the largest and best known
Hammock Manufacturers
in the United States, large
roomy goods, fast colors
strong and well made, see
our large strck We can
please you both in qualiiy
and price. Hammocks an
prices up to $6.00 each,
A U n i q u e
Shaving Mirror
\Vn have a mirror here
that r-very man who sliaves
himself should possess. lt
has two sides. one an nr-
d‘"l\f`Y mirror and thr-
l'""?'*\ DOWerfnl magnif-
ier. Hun n handsome
"lC\K|€'D|ati1l lrlme and
stand.
` Hulllhe greatest uint
of all is l e romnrcnhlg
suction bane, which will
‘¢‘l"'¢ '0 Ml! »ur'nce and
cannot be_ removed until
You want it to. The mirror
Q...
wii|sN7.i’¥.;'i‘i."'
Get A Good 0ne»
The pleasure of a nice
drive largely depends on
the rig. It has always
been our motto "To keep
the Best." You will not bc
disappointe” at this liyery.
Prices satisfactory,
Personal attention. _
is quilc cnnugli for most
people to |°ci.Wha\ awful agony
they give lo lhannforlunate pn.:-
svsnr just when you wish fn
enjoy ynnrselflhe most. Hnvcn't
vnu ever had what might have
been A plca'~ure trip midi’ "WUI-
orial by a dreadful com. -
Coulrln'l gn nrniind murh nn nv-
rnuul of my rornn? 'il' quite _A
common 'rxpl-Action. "
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Our Liquid. Com. #Cure
is mn ‘c to cure juni such roms;
it removes them with very little
trouble and no pain or pnirou.
l5c Battle. .
ulur music. inc her allegiance to the old gods.
choice programs. of classical and pop- ouired D829" SIl0l'llice. -t.l!¢l10l17, 9¥l°¥‘,@F;Wll|, '_fQOPlI'l  lf! RCW
’ ' ' ' been discovered before, but the onel
t " .l ,
l ' ti l complete. It dates from
 us Launder iilildsneorliodsof the Declan prosecution
F ln tlin middle of the third oentuizy
persecution; to glitch the early
_church was 0190” _ ~
` -2°;n|‘¢ini>‘ii’;o?ll°i§:'d‘ii‘|i,';ii' M , The ' following in a translation of
with results. he ben. dn-no gn, certificate :
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afl.`e$fii’»2.i‘i'ii°i‘$"l°"’,'f.°.f. .$15 sei.-if, _iisiigiiw oi num and win
para wh n.w¢.do_ hh Wbfk-"ld _nf~éAurellus Irenaeus of the Quarter
 "nyf the Helleneum. It has evdr been
  one of the most severe `ol the ma Y
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thurou y wus ed l c esn my habit to sacrifice to the 3050.850
nur. hen you ¢ry'l‘ si-mir ,.,,,., ,ng 1 have in your presence, in
1 _ ' - _ "' , ure a os, av had
N Tanton ,.....i6.i. _ S 4 ‘ S l a r S t c a m L a und r yiihii defi-r~\¢‘i°nD°m h ° Wm
umlyuldo Je'eh'r _  »  6 ef) M NF Hill' fl llllf-QFRU'
r\_‘"“,» = ' svn be plwced an wh r _ ' » Wa you get the ntlsfsct on ' _ » _ " _ 
1__ii I, _ __ -nn window pimf, qi," .I _ ;-nn?" div." been '|,|,I,,, nu-.cm-dance with the comin nd._ 98# W E 
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:*_=_ ,  ' "'°° ' K 'x I onllfor yourhundle. staume' *__ ~ ` _ ` I
_ _ .E3 Lq-D_ . om.. si. i lim in Central Drugstore " WMJTAYI. ll¢N¢ll\¢~
fi, i. V 9 ¢
,  ; _ ° R °,  , A _ llflllyll 0. A’ F. W bd r ' ‘.‘I, Aux-e,1a Iranaeiis._ wrote for her.
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Fragments of such certificates hav:
f m-. iiiigii limit .»f_ cimai
Bulldin -”`-,fan August 28ih. Aili
f°l'\.\.¥ 'ii of the new prnapcc
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I S<'|`=.’fiD.EN|S`°
I nkoxowkv AND irrl-I :Tiller
New: vom: ¢l1‘v. ‘ .
Vrlim _ .»'°¢,,,' pg.; .f
llitycsi. ml! their nga 1.
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