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TODAY . an elsewhere. may be tsten as a sign o
ll
I ,:n::,|:':l:_“” '° “uma” rl Y tl” “m°'° sm” th' “slums °! wanted to sail sway. but Themisto-
~ i, t ' C rt, 9 . . ' , this year up to date, caleulatinl °l\
g|<zliL|3g'l‘.o;:n;:1en‘t’.“ Y. M.. Cl.” A.. Il" c“':i“°:od;'°m °:):?:;t:’d-'_ the returlis as they -have been 'lent
8 p. rn. w o throug cu Y 01' __ in by the various marriage cheers, te t to
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rifle range. 1 D- ill- dreadful" novels, leaves ome a an me wlemmnd in tm. Prana” in h
url’ an He “many ohm,” mon” U of the strait. The Persian monarc
I1 which is the last year for which
'nearly 1,000 sail. Facing such n
superior force, most of the Greeks
was determined upon immediate
elcl
battle. l-le sent word to Xerxes. the
Persian king, informing him that the
llowed this advice and the Greeks,
° 238, s marked increase in comparison go _
MONDAY. 0-TOUER 2° '9'1 by °"°"- '““"" °“ M’ l°“"”°" ““° with the number registered ln mo- "bottled un." were forosa to ngbt.
The battle began early in the morn-
lonesome and either returns home or an ,rn _ ing and continued throughout the
Rs mgvg; dagd;-off, re- SUUGESTS lnlsll SULUTIOH, bash" to steal u opportunity may there are figures avs ble. e num dam The Persian k,,,g_ who nonnn to
.__.... her of ninl‘l'il80l l'°_°°fd°d in "'55 make Greece a province of Persia as
. . .` . The Irish situation remains practi- 05"- H! ,l.° “°l “°°°“““7 had nd your ~wns 138.. This year. though the fruit of the conflict, "sate on
ll\\‘f£& ll.Cl1iDg’ Scalp slid muy ,,,,cn,,,,g,,n_ 31,. Edward Cn;-son ‘WW 5° |"l!°°m°d° H” g°“°'““7 lm" t gh g go the rocky brow which looks o'er sen-
glV¢S lltw life 3.l3d'VlgCI‘ ing formally declared to loin in a Tl" 'criminal 'ml 'uk mmtax' also pines,
ity," but not insane, is one with any
there are over wo mon s ye go .
h ~ _ ll t
and the Ulster leaders generally new ever, fa_lls into the abitual class ha” B hundred more mania!" have Horn Salamis, and gazed down o
where ships by thousands lay hc-
low." Bryon continues: "He counted
conference as suggested by Lord i them at break of day-and when the
h h Loreburn, members of the cabinet dest” °l mental "°°k“°" w which I  cfusi sun set where were they?" The
' t0 t 3 air . ' dcgenerates belong. I-le is fertile in
:,"°h,;‘° bM',' ,,w'"°°,°",, Ch":,°h::; 2:: excuses is sssily excited Or dvnriswd- slr;-The olenons or ohsrlomtown snn on tho any smr the bottle the
Y er el' s Bn\\\B ave B '
Greeks were completely victorious,
Call and 5t‘€il1elI1 H ' R le mn nn; ¢ k its 0 rss “nd "lm" a"°“5°d U d8l\K°\'0\is_ and are to have the privilege of eontrl- bay was covered with the wrecks ol
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Price 35° P 'ir' V will certainl ' h will become law b The l‘i“'a"° °nml““l" mmmns “ to their notice. We refer to the Mali
Royal assent, lsnder the Parliament °"i"‘°' “°“““7' as um '°'““ °l 9" time Association for the blind, which
_ li- i tlbl i lse. is represented ~by Mr. G. W. Thank-
_ Aci. The machinery for Home Rule _'H16 __;_;‘;;tal criminal ,_ or the “on 0, Humax This nsnnninninn nnn
J G   vill then be set up, but before it be- _ 'nr its nbjecg the rnising of s _fund
¢§
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' I ° ° com:-,s effective there will be a general °""‘l"“l by Passion' is generally 8' which will he invostcd and the lntor-
elecuon Should the Conservatives he man of good reputation and honest est nrlning the,-n [mm used lo nssist
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DRUGGIST returned it will be 10,. them nc, de_ life, is known by his good history, is all unemployed blind persons io fin
` k hich will make them ill PHT!
cide whether Home Rule shall become peculiarly wnsitive' may auemut to ggrwnzuy nnlpnuppoy-ting Also to
: O operative or not. ,This throws so take me on account of an bugged im aid the graduates of tllo Halifax
°m¢ “, m a ° ° “ ' _ buting to one of the noblest piiilsii- ABin's flbet.
nnn lf rsjsoroo by the Lords, as it ‘"“ "‘_l“"'°’ 1°' “ 'ugh' ‘“‘°‘ 1 thronles zhst hns svsr been brought
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great u responsibility upon the Un- sun' °r he may “tru” und" .nw in' School for the Blind to make a start the United States and Great Britain,
ion," ,,,,,.ty that some 0( the re_ fluence ol stimulants. If be uses a there is no class more heavily handl- affecting Canadian interests, was
Q ,o,,,,,n,e' but nnonnnnl members am dangerous implement he .becomes n_'csppcd than our blind friends, and concluded in London ninety-five years
Une- Half
The World
Wears glasses lruf, not half of
that ball ucar the right
glasses
Wrong glasses are :fan
worse than none, ihcy a:e_a
constant strain to the eyes.
Be on the safe side; let us
give your eyes a careful ex-
amination. ‘
G, l'l_ Taylor
jewelrr & Op\i.isn
class and nearly all thieves ure- in-
i acts has become eas thus de
“I 1 tb lr chosen ills work. surely n
nrzlnlz thot if might be better to Criminal. if he uses s cane. s hook 5, nf” are smug ,B but nw ,,,,nn,_ 0
accept Lord Loreburn's proposal and °l` his “st he is not 8 criminal,” capped man’s compensation in the countries, and also offered a solution
1 t The “inC0l'l`i8i\>l° Wlmlnal' is race ol life. We understand this viill of the fisheries problem. The Oregon
try nnd come to a sett em_en by | I de to ,_ 1 d h ,
t meh would lean the morally deprcsed from 1005 i1\¢l\\\%',be the first and last appea ma ,coun ry, inc u ing t c future States
agrecmcn w e i crime has 10st, all moral our citizens by the Association. Any of Washington and Oregon, wefe
Party free nnd untrammellod in the °“‘~` “ ' d th osaibmt ,n'subscrlption can be made in from thrown open to general settlement,
event of their being returned to san" and is beyon e P , Y one to five annual payments. We _ y p y
power two ycars hence. |°0l0l°ll1 DF lmP"l°°m°”t~ Ab°“t “_” feel sure that Mr. Theakston __ will ercising a sort of sovereignty over
The Conference supporters among psp gent of criminals belong to thlsmenn with 5 warm welcome an n the whole region, as well as British
hearty response
the Unionists find their mouthpiece _ I ,,m`m,._ F,tc_
in The Sntn,-dny RH-iew_ It in not °0l`i`i§il’l9- Pl-IILANTROPIST. northwestern country, they demanded
' wholshnurtoa in us sdvoosoy it is '1`l’°“h°"“‘““’ °“‘“‘““1" l” °“° "lm - _---- the whole of it. and by the Orcson
true, but it sees in tho foot that the has °_‘:'=\1 2_1: i“°1:_l;:_ii°i1 _t<;__°0_i__\;;\_1_if .;..;..;..;..;..;..;.;;..;..:»;-;»;~.;-;»»:»»:»-:~:»2~2»2- treaty ol 1846, following the "tiny-
morc moderate of thc. Liberal leaders °1'lm0 li Bt 6 i‘0P¢ 011 0 9 '_  iz
favor conference, un opportunity of .lmls _ y’   °g:
bringing the wnverers in the Liberal m““°t‘__“':“3`th°_?°:1“h°dtt:nd°n¥4( . an J” “_“_"z”_‘:___°f l
_ » e ~ » ¢”e,,' _ _ n
party into line with them. The the m “ t° 8° “ cel 8 “ n v   °_;h:)s’en coiom
Sntmnny Review nnyn,_ which have been established by repe- 1629- o n n D
Tm hope of Lord Grey ___ __ conrep “tion He ,B ge,,e,.n“,_ intelnnnng _ia;__§;Jj_¢2r_nr;roiwfcll/_[_n_;l_:1_n:_:l;;x_i:et;._i;;__mark_ ernment granting American fisher.
ence--and probably that of Lord “ml f°\°l115f“llY 50 P91' will- Of D!`l°°"- ‘nearly destroyed by fire. ers ,md to dry and cure fish at Cnr.
L,,,.,,b,,,,, ,mn most O, the gmc, inmates. His first crime WHS °°'f“ lszo-Spain ratified §:ie__t§f;uttv__¢f=d- :sin plnoos, while the Unlcsrl stntss
..,-..   advocates of that °.0“"°°'"i°l of mitted when quiteyoung and, ss aing__Z1‘7log_dabt_1_;¢_e3hl;_eI3ls e (__ __l_sn§__;nd _;-;;n_oun_\;¢;g ;‘_§orever__' tbl; right to
course, that some scheme of federal- rule, against Droliriety. Franczangl R“Bs____ almost a__n“mat_ cgastg _"nys r;e____r:£s e;__o__:xll__y;)__<_l!f tl;
iam might be found to cover the The "occasional criminal" has “ond the Turkish navy in the battle o ' '
minima demanded by Ulster and by "`i'“l““1 instinct' bm" yielding t° NBV81"ll\°~ .
the Nnginnnuntn rennu-,t|ve|y_ A some sudden temptation he commits' 1360-The Prlnliie of 0_W_l:_l?_sed(lat_1;
somewhat wnimnicnl plan with this a crime. He is of instable character, King Edwlnd ') °
' _ tour of Canada and. the United
object in view. was nut forward by °“°"Y ““‘"“"“°°“ by "°“bl°° “d states ond enrbsrlssa nt Portland for ,
MF. Clllimhill. ii Yell? Oi' tW0 B80- If W°"°i°B' weakness being his °hief.home. shore fisheries, but on the abolition
f£°‘!~'.»°1~
h characteristics reformation is possi- 1870-Michael W. Balfe._C0l11'l>0B°\`
Montlgue Black Fox Ex t a_t plan were worked out to its __ ,. _
go today. It provided for a joint
ccupation of Oregon by the two
with the Hudson’s Ba Com an ex-
Columbia. When the people of the re-
public renldzed the richness of the
four, forty, or fight" agitation, they
succeeded in grabbing the lion’s
share from the British lion. The
isheries question was also settled
for the time by the convention of
October 20, 1818, the British gov-
men the right to fish in certain wat-
Brltish America not included in the
specified waters. American fishermen
refused to-abide by the terms of the
treaty, and much friction resulted.
The reciprocity treaty of 1854 gave
he Americans free access to the in-
of that agreement the convention of
logmnl conclnnmn on the Cnnnninn ble. The habitual criminal is the of The Bohemian Girl, died B0rii 1313 was again in force. By 1870 the
clnnge ~ system it would _nv Ive 8 P M _ pmduct of the occasion,” °,,e_ Hn‘in 1808. _ fisheries quarrel assumed warlike
° *“` 3 I 1887-Lewis Wallbridge, chief l\iS
Correspondence Solicited ment with an Executive Council for *MMV °“°°“'“l’“ to l'°mp"a'ti°“ and tice of Manitoba. died in Winnipeg. 1
ff
* =" L. M. McKinnon, Mander local nnnirs responsible to lt, ln the ivrms fully “ine “nth” °f Wt Prim” Bor__n ln Belleville. Onto Nov- 2%
‘“ Monlsgrw, P. E. 1. following osntrss:-Dublin, cork, Gnl population. __ lol . ish
._ sl tab tho But
_ way and Belfast for Ireland‘ Edi The P'°f°“i°“”'l “lmmal is hr 1899”B0ers em e y

___ _ B A . ~ . . n- _ th i , 1 at battle of Dundee Hill.
, .
- _ burgh Glasgow. sud Inverness. for l°“‘5°“° ‘°""°°"“t“ < ° °"“‘““| loos-The Amorlonn bnttlsshlplleot
BIRTHS Scotland; Cardiff, ,md pe,-nnnn Chen aristocracy, selects a certain method,wnn ,-nneivcd Wm, honors by tho J ap-
"‘* _ ter, for Wales; and, say, Winchester, ’0f ¢H|'l1l“S B- living- |189 110 U°1`“l M690-
1  Exegn,-_ Birmingham, Manchentel-_ sensibility _?_ndv_i_|_s___¢_‘:mpietely devoid .}**:“_’_:”:”:“:“:“:”:“=“:":“:“,’_?w,_":__:_:.,_
5»|~EWART__.gn och 15, tn M,-_ ,md York, and Newcastle, for England; Of Pit? 0|' 5 - _
-» Mrs. Talmage Stewart, 0.leu.ry, twin with the Imperial Parliament over Th” “l“°ti”°uv° crimhml is
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' ““:lHE HUMAN PHUCESSIUNK
boys, oongrntulntlons. nu or Westminster. As the Porno- morsl m°“m\'» d°"°id °l “ll °°°i*“ 3: :lf
 , mont sitting ln nsllnsc with its guiding instincts and i>°°=°°“B *O “  ' '~,,»,,_-..¢..¢..M..M,.s..;..;..-.
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u Exec give C il 1| U marked degree all sensual and selfish
DE"-H5 ii Dune ru nz ister. Gen nonlsl E. su-klos, one ol on
icy Cemetery, n private service hav- according to their own professions, have not so far definitely d6f~¢\'lDl“°d
ill! U00" hfld “li l-ll” house lust even' do not desire cithcr to bully or rob whether crime is the result of mental _
mg- I . Ulster or to be independent of the deranlriimlllli 0|' not- xl- is "M that Congratulations to"-
,  _ would be responsible only to the Im- lmP“l“°3- lm is b'“t“l' cmlty' in' mostlplctnresque and brilliant civf
_ l.l P li c <1 G e l dcieni sud mH\i== "0 di°'=i“°ti°“ bv- llsn omesrs ol tho olvu wsr, wus
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Martin J, Walker, aged 72 years. would bc much as at present, while is iiicilpllble Of |'¢f0"m“l-l0”- He 1° '
Leinster, Munster, and Connaught m0l`RllY M9350- _ '
MCLEOD.-In Charlottetown, on Oct. wonln encn nnve that mu control gush is br, Phelan’s classification
gfh- 3913- “"5” ';”9°L;°‘i; '°";‘,f,',:;'r°l ovor all loosl snolrs that ls tho only or rrlmlnsls. l-le stores that the rs-
ver on, age cu s. a
. E  alllurch ;vil_l_,_ w_i1en completed, cost in
` ° lies rod f60000."l‘h
this m,,,.n,,,g by ,min to Lorne vn1_ desire of those Home Rulers who, searches of modern invcstlKB¢l0“5 __  w , Z ° ° ° 5 » 0
O O O C O U O I C U O
CllOOCOOOl?l
Archbishop Bruchesl of Montreal,
MARSHALL-Ae l<lnl-zston. on ont. I'-`mI’if°~ MF- Ch\\i°°hi11'° Plfm was fe- the ’“l“d °"’"” “ “mat l”"“°“°° 58 years old today-
17 1913, John Marshall, aged 6'- ceived with much laughter at the upon the bodily functions. Nil? it is Ear] ol Gainsborough, 63 years old
Y€Bi'S. lvuviuv to mourn a widow. time, as being a resuscitation of the also true that the bodily functions today.
two sons and one daughter. Funeral 'Hept,,,.chy. but an nu Imperial nnvn n Wong"-ful influmge upon tho Augustus O. Bacon, United Statm
f om hi 1 to |-Cnldoneo on Tuesday ’ _ senator from Georgia. 74 years ol
flle Zlnst, :service commencing at 1 lmwers WOUM h” rlgomusly °°““““d mmd for good or WH' Every mam today.
n rn. lnlormonr nr. tho Kingston to the Imnerisi Parliament and Gov- iss*-“U0” 0' "h°“1f*‘Y mm “°P°“d° Auron G. vsnaerbllt. rho mulnr
C¢»mo¢ory_ ernment, it would be rather analog- upon the healthy action of the brain. head of the wealthy Vanderbilt fam-
ous to the constitution of Canada, and ft is not the function of a ily, 36 years old today.
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°"__"`_ where the Provincial Parliaments healthy brain to give rise to any C°“¥r°"m““ Jam” R Mmm °
Illinois, leader of the Republican
. ` ‘ ' _ , healthy manifestations. 7 In
, N RED and Executive Lounclls, though con other than minority in the H0nnn_ 5 yen" 0
J RE‘;f1'D(}§Al\l’AOl§lALl?INBIfll3TgERHO0D trolling each its own local affairs, The doctor emphasises the necessity tnnny_ .
-- are all of them really and effectively of €ll°0lii'B5U\K» ‘ind d°'°l°Pl“5~ l" _-'*°°”’“”"
UVUIWWD
btsie
'ronoN'ro, oct. 18-'raking sd- snbordlnsls ro rho nornlnlon Psrun- the younz especially. the power oi WOMAN SMASH” "ml-JOWS
EPIBCOPAL QHURCH
vantage of the presence in the city , nt tn, ki _n which n nnnnrtn IN
of the mm DL Gordon 0,_Winn,peg_ lncnr. and Government at Ottawa. rg n il! Y _
. _ -' 1; h That such elaborate administrative aim in life may be i1l1f»8ili¢d- YOU*-li. pAR]3 Q¢|;_ 17,-Two bl-leks were
gfrensllflzrlry clilcrlfliholfhsrifgcnn lllnobgos mnohlnery would he both costly und with nu its desires, impulses sud -recently thrown thfvlish ii bwitiiiil
was held yesterday by the Toronto ,.,,n,bn,.n0me goes w_t__0u__ !ay_ng_ hD__e___ ___ the pe______d.,nost dangerous stained glnssmwgndowlof (ii::a"£_n\erl§¢:_=_
°`"¢“*"° ‘H the T- E“”°“ “"" ’°°"‘ lvl lr ld l ou l l lb so ol wosx mornl prlnolplss P'°¢°““‘“* °°°°"“ ' -
_ ,_ t nu oreover, won eavs r gous o 0 .tones nlnn were thrown tnronnn n
|`ll:ffllhers“l|!lfli afllggllgd Tllencgallr wax mi"°‘°if|e5 in "ich 0"* °f f-hi’ lflih “nd °"l'“l”“l l“'ti"°t" Crime '°“°h°° dlnin room window of the rector of
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occupied by Mr. J. E. Atkinson, and ‘provinces to be "drsgooned" by the its highest D0li\t b0l»W°°U thi? 580° °f the Rev. Dr. Watson, adjoining Qhe
among those -present to meet Dr. mnj,,,."y_ But "_ may be v,.o,.¢_n,¢,. of 20 and 30_ church. Mies Minnie Vail, awgman
Gordon wore?-Dr. J. A, McDonald, dos” nance than Mr Chdrcnm was D,._ pnunn nntlmngen that (nn, 20 of 45, formerly residing in New York,
nav Jnnn Mnnem Rev, D,-_ 1-|in¢ks_ ,' . but fora long time n resident of
Rev E B_ Ln,,cI,|,,_y_ Ren ny,-on able to obtain for it, if only to show per cent of the inmates of penal ln- Pm_,._ W” Brunton and nnnntnnn w_ lmnrovn tn, nnnnunn. ntrnn nan ni
Btsufler Rev. T. T. Shields, Rev. J. that if may not be altogether im- stitutions are mental!! d°f¢°¢lV° ln dny before the examininl ms¢isti'st0
W Pedlsy Rev. B. W. Dean, Mr. T. ,,n,n||,|,, for n (;nn¢,“n¢, to an-lvs sg some form or other. that she had broken the windows.
th .
Hgydliofggnnlias?'igstexturncd from °"m° hate' °°“°l"'i°n than "M - added that she had private motives
,mt in England du,-mg bloodshed and civil commotlons into  gm. nn, nnnnnd; "hull .lm |-slnssdto
She said she was a suffragette, but
proportions, but it was settled in
871 by the treaty of Washington.
October 20 is the birthday of Mrs,
Lillie McClung, writer and educator,
at Chatsworth, Ont., 1873. It is the
anniversary of the death of Pierre
Francois, Marquis de Vaudreuil_
Onvagnal, Governor of Canada, 1765.
The earthquake of 1870, along -the
St. Lawrence, occurred on this date.
CON'l’RAC'l` SIGNED FOR
NEW CHURCH.
TRUR0. Oct. 18.- The work of
excavating for the foundation ol the
new First Presbyterian church was
begun this week. The contract has
been secured by the well known con-
ti‘n'-‘t0rs, Wilsons, limited, and the
building is to be a magnificent, sdldcc
facing on the newly paved Young
.street boulevard almost directly op-
posite the new civic building, Tho
First church and Kirk congregations
voted last winter almost solidly for
union, and the combined congrega-
tions it is reported are about to call
Rev. Mr. Ramsey, of New Glasgow.
The churches have been without s
pastor since the spri_ng, when the
minister of both St. Paul's and First
'church, by previous arrangement, rc-
signcd upon the consummation of the
union. , h
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TO MARK ALEXANDER
STEP!-IEN’B GRAVE.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Oct. 18.-The
members of the Gate City Guard,
Atlanta's famous military *organizat-
ion, will go to Crnwfordsville io-
morrow to dedicate a memorial fab
let which is to mark the grave of
Alexander H. Stephens, the famous
statesman and vice president of the
Conferate
Confederate States of America.
::By practical tests and experi-
ments on trnck horses .owned by 'Ins
MacKinnon Drug Co., we know that
MacKinnon's Condition Powders sro
the best on the market today. They
g¢ _
gestion, purify the blood and give
new strength, snrip, vim and stamina
to the animal. Put up in air-tight
sanitary tins, IM. s lb. The Mac-
Kinnon ‘Drug Oo., Corner Great,
r.__- _ _ _ | ' _ _
he attended the large Brother- which Mr. Asquith is now obstinately  “'°"" disclose. George and Kent Bts.-lletf. pnctnn tn bn rnnrmnud "_ ,ha can .’_Mz,_
His addre;sdgl;;e n,.,,,ng_,_|,, ¢°,,n¢|~y, go pls", Mi-_ Thanksgiving. , _ ~ 3_\_75»-\0_-°
°‘ ;l'>;o'r'-fllnlcy lol' R°""'°““" '“‘“ °“ °“"‘ l° °“‘°° '°'- ‘ wsr revolution sno cnrnnlt in lor if
‘°* m°“t`h' l°“'»"' _ ei a ' ads have not prevented an in- A ' a V I B
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IE!!-‘L Flmnt || c'|“l cries: circulation ofthe Scriptures. -,  .. _ . 0 0  S  ,_ 'O 
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ummm “hun”-' In ,mmm m,,,,,,,,,,_ _ _ .1 . V. .. ~ _ _Hin tn” ‘fn     silken’ hands the finest line of ladies shoes.
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Dress goods and eilks in allthe lead-
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ONLY THEN
7 REMEMBER
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When the wife no longer becomes a widow.
When the orphan ceases to cry for bread.
When poverty and want are unheard of conditions.
When the m lrtgage on the home is never foreclosed.
l When old age and a competence are lifelong companions.
When debt shall cease io be a burden and aherlifs are un-
\
Until these conditions get control of human affairs there will
be noexcuse especially while the CANADA LIFE stands ready
to take csre of these conditions.
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`Gel Ready For l
With The' Game
Now is the time to get out alicr
the game-
And you sportsmen can get every-
thing you want HERE.
-Single and double bsrrellcd guns
-Lraded sbe‘ls ~
-Shot
-Smokeless Powder '
-Ammunition bells
vision lion .
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PHILADELFHIA. P6., ool. ul.-
Phlladelphia has completed elubm-_
ate arrangements 10|- “Jn nntn,-¢n|n_
ment of the American Mining Con-
gress. ln eonnectf ith mnsg-
sessions in this ml: ' 0 tha
Y M nday. All
0| the minins districts ol the United
States, Canada and Mexico are ex.
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MINING CONGRESS T0 MET- lzrese. In connection with the meet-
ing n big exhibition of mining mailli-
inery, resche and first-aid apparat-
us, and safety sppiiancqs will be
held in Horticultural Hall. _
"Get s het free when you buy
for oesh e suit or overcoat-at the
Mens ssor this wer ll. Do not
forest lt- tae het is yours for th#
asking Moore In Mound
 
“   The Shoe Men.
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