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DEVELOPED BBONCHITIS.
SHE COULD HARDLY SPEAK.
Broncliitis begins with a tlghtnss
across the chest, didiculty of breathing,
hoarseness. and there is a dry, harsh,
croupy cough. _
After a few days mucous begins to be
raised. This is at first white, but later offs
greenish or yellow color and is occasion-
ally streaked with blood.
Cure the Bret symptom of bronchitis
by the use of Dr. .W00d's NorwayfPixie
Syrup_ and thus prevent it becoming
chronic and perhaps turning to con-
lumption.
Mrs. Edward haven, Campbellton,
N.B., writes:-"I thought it my duty to
write and let you know what yo
wonderful medicine has done for 
I caught a very had cold which developed
into bronchitis. I was so choked up I
could hardly breathe. I tried man
medicines but they did me no gootlz
and I had almost given up in despair.
A friend advised me to try Dr. Wood’s
Norway Pin_e Syrup, so I got a bottle
and felt much better, and by the time
I had taken four I was completely cured,
and I can assure you I cannot say too
much in its praise, as it is all you claim
for it, and more."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
put up in a yellow wrapper; three pine
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(Canadian Prose). It was to avoid a collapse that ficial stall of the International As- .. .  ., - . -~  I ‘ 
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shoremen who returned to work alter exercise daily in the yard. iron Workers. ’
the strike deserted the steamcrs to-l
All “Fil” adjustment is expected. United States `ov'ern n h rrest. llB§'f¢1°gl'&Dl1°d Yllsn Shi K8! Ulbl- ' -r
(Canadian Press); indicted in the dynamite conspiracy l»cl'or's appointment of an organizer
TORRION, Feb. 14-The robbery of Cases. Vlor the government.
in the state of Duromgan as reported if '_._.r.»1--i__--- W king and send a representative to
is confirmed today. V nu-:lit the decision ol the National
A large force of Vesquistilis attack-
ed the town and robbed the ollice of
the company of $1.000 and then dis-
appearing.
Many refugee American women and
children are here and cannot proceed
iuriher as they anfticipate a rebel at-
ac _
BOSTON, Feb. 13-Clarence V. T.
Richeson has promised Sherifl John
Quinn, Jr., that. he will not attempt
to kill himself or commit any other
act of violence while in his custody
at the Charles Street Jail. The coli-
ldemned preacher has formed a strong
s lhbbeys
1 '_ Wo . _ -  V I
 I | 1   -~   e
- " '-' Eff¢l"-  _Assembl has decided to make Yuurl I 
' I ' on Feb. 13. » N Z_
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(Canadian Press) _ I _
LONDON, Feb. 1,4-Premier Asqui- $5_’__*¥__  
th in the Commons today stated that ` ~._ _ -' ~'
Mr. l-Ialdalie went to Berlin on the '
'suggestion of the Germnns to tlssist
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liilnlll-md Wscmf
 A good Stomach
*nj l U and a merry soul are
  4 inseparable--lacking
lr ` "YR-
.`l`~' - which, lry Alibey's
15* Sell.
'f'- -1; 25c and 601: bottle.
lA  Splcl everywhermso
lssenihly
\uan probably will not comply
BANKING Feb 14-The National
Y
president
ill attaining the common object of
iboth nations. _»
I LONDON, Fab. 14-Premier Aaqlllf-l\
lrcferrcd tn the Anglo-llermiln reint-
BUSTUN. FW. 14--500 ofthe Long. VSherifl Quinn permitted Richesoil to sociation of Bridge anld Strl: l,,ll~~\. \ , -
, _
dey when they learned the ¢\\=¢k°f= (Gsnsdisn Press). l (Canadian Press) .1 .  
were not taken back. INDIANAPQLIS F¢b_ 14_.T\|¢ l'l<JKlN, Feb. 1-1-Presillelit San *f "7" l"’ '
g me t as a _ _ Q Vg ..V( ~`~ 1
eu almost su el the llrty-leur msn it is impossible to recognize the bm* i,_._,_ .l ~- '
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the Penolis Mining Co., at Mapillie They took practically the entire of-| lie advised him to come to Nan- f _  ~ .  __ .
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liking for the new sherifl which is re ___;_.?_1_..___`;` (;,,|~mm,y lag; summer as ri pure ill- .
clprocated so far as official lluty will l , ',,,.,,t,,,n --r
lr 

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$1
ions and chnracterlsell the stiily of *wb
___ tus lsrllisll fleet l-riverine °° “M021 ‘: ` i
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0ne Cube!
(Inc Cup!
0ne Minute!
Thiuk how handy OXO Cubes are!
Ready in p minute for hot _Beef Tga.
Read_)e/__l_l;s_a minute for gravles. soups, stews, and “pic
Ready in a minute for Invalid dishes.
No messy, ol_d-fashioned corks-no need to messu _-_
just the right size_and always uniform in stregén,
and goodness.
CIJBES
permit. l ` ' __.___..__.__ | V _ _ ` _ ' 1
But in spite of the promise the ,l   l V 4 ubes 1' V I0 Cubes 25c` '
sherifl is constantly on the alert Tllut. . ' ` (Uanililllln 1’F¢SS')~ ' ""' ‘ ' ' ` ` " ' '
l' 5' Y
minutes, according to Attorney Wil-
liam A. Morse
trees the trade mark; price 25 cents. ‘
Manufactured only by The T. Mils
burn Co.. Limited, Toronto. Ont.
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;;°;l..'::f'.;; ;::2.;::, g;:‘2:..f“12§i“ emptatlons
INI)ll\NAl’0LIS, Feb, 14-The ur-
rests in the dylililnite conspiracy ruse
begun today and soon as lilaliy HF
This vigilance has robbed the priso- at   
ner of his sleep and hzistens his men-  9 l c,,,,,,t,.y N B c 0 I  
tal and physical decline which have , I I A ', t, f- -St -I-.stel was lrmnk . 9|); ¢|[¢|'- 05( n y 32;; gf _ V
been marked i" the lmst few weelm-  S l   lvl. lllmillli l?l‘c;lidcllItl (tif tllle Intcrnat ' P
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'U How You Can Best Keep
Your Butter Fresh and Clean
clean and free from taint.
mul light \v»:igllt- y
Q
_BUTl`l<.R, like any other dairy product cari’t be
exposed to the air fcr any length of time with
out becoming stale and tainted.
EDDY’S
FIBEWARE BUTTERTUBS `
will keep butter ill its original fresh state for an indefinite per- ;
roll ol lime bccauec not only can they be made air tight, but
the material from which it is made is such as lo keep it always
INDURATED FIBREWARE lslight and strong, made into
one solid llardeued mass of llcnvy hydraulic pressure.
FOR the farmer there is nothing better than lC|illv`s Fibre-
\vnrc~llllt*ert\ili.~: pails, etc., because of their cllllllrnlice
Af all gnorl Dealers
V 'rlll-: l-:_ li, laliliv c0Mlu\.N\'
llul.l. cA.\:Ali/\,
B.
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Men'.s I"ur Collars., in
wombat 2.90
Men's I"ur Collars, Otter
- 4.00
Boys'_wool Sweaters 3512
Men`s Kumfort Mills
35|:
Penman's Underwear
Fleeced lined per suit
. 750
Stsnfield’s Unshrinllalile
Underwear, Blue Label
per suit 2 00
Men’s Flannel Shirts
all grades 20 p. c. off
Men’s_ Ovcrcoafs Beaver
Cloth, fur collar lI.50
Men's 0vercosts,heavy
tweed College collar
worth up to 12.00 for
650
Bed Comforts, large
size, Heavy quilted, L50
Men’s Coon Coats 40.00
Men’s Fur Costs, Black
Bishop Coat l6.00
No I. Montana Robes
4.50
Grey Goat Robes large
size 6.00
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l Cuticnva Soap and Ointment Cured.
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' Fr. izlzlr, \-.|ll~-' ill fl li-lllirllull-ll .\|ur. 2ll,l
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\,-.us ylll- -.'.'oi:~:t on n\.\'=‘|lulll=l1-rs, 1 lll'»ll llzully
. ,1§1|l»;'l'l\i l`#:l:ll-fills ill l~l|l'r>.il. but ilrlllllVl:rZ \'-11*
lilly |"i4»:l. .\l la..~'f I uvlet lo 'ill .lllrlrln-'.:l1'§.‘.
lil- u:-nl-ll tue if I hull <-\'l~r l:.~'l-il (`|:!:\:l":l
‘ :':i;ip ;-lui llililllu-Ill. I loilll;i~l\lll:,:1l
lilv‘.l;_'lll ll. lu-x of l‘llliLl:ru <\i'lll:n-lit lllll
l ruin: lil \`~|lil-llrli Soup. I ‘.l~=4'1l tllrw; lil-_xl-.-l
H1 l~,,¢;;-lun, ll‘t.l|:lll~lll, lilll I :ilu ;;l:l|3 of
lllc .-.rlll-', For (`\llll‘|lr;i. Niall :ill-I lli::l:il‘lll.
~ lzonlpll-ll~l_\' <'l||'l»4l nic of Ill" :" ill l-lllplllill.
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, wr., pulls, llllll l ll.il|l\ lll::l lr: ual limi! l‘;_‘.'
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<'ll:ll-urn snap unll llllulllflu arc -“old
' il.l'ulll;llu:lt ill" \\'ul'lll, ll-ll io tliv>.~w- 'rlllu
' ll:l\|e .\~l;ll`vrl-ll lnllrll, lost lllipl :lull url- '.'.llll~
mit fllilll lu :illv i:‘l~.1llll1-lit. il lilll-rlll :'ulli;»l\:
tif <-alll \\'llll il, Il‘_'-p. lilinl.ll-l. ull thu -.-Illill
, ulnl smilli will lie llialillul ini--, ou uliplivatioll.
‘ r liruv rt ilu lil i`ori 50
/.tllil-vs-~l Poltv » H ' _ ' ~ 1-.
Colulllbus Aw., l5o.~:lL-ll, L-. :~.. A.
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‘fifty or llmrc of thc dcfcnlllllits were
lirrcstell in various parts of thc
Y . '
lollnl html lllllgt ani Stluctullil
|ll-on \Vol~ltcl's.
1 llc \-ms lllken lll Iluliunzipulis,
llvlll.-rn the Intcrnatiolial lleatlqllnrters
is lovatcll nnll where J. J. McMamn.rel
lin- 1-lllirictcll llyniiluitsr was arl‘este<l
lllst Apljil. _ ‘
l'icplil'ts from nlalny other cities
show the iiovcl'l\|iil‘.nt's illtcntiolij to
:ll'l'l~sl. nllVthc illcll on time.
(Caliailiau Press).
l.Ol\‘DON, Feb. 14-The second ses-
fioll of the first Parliament of
.King Georges reign was opened to-
llzly hv Kinfg George in person with
ull the tllne~lim1ored picturesque cere-
lllolly wllilzh allways marks such oc-
cusiolls.
The speech from the thi-one was n~
wnitell with absorbing public intel"-
cst und the King himself showed that
he realized the momcntousllcss of tho
occasion hy thc emphnsissllc laid
the more salient clauses of the all-
llrcss while spealliug.
lllnlll: disappointment was however,
rralll in the faces of his hearcls over
tllc clllorlcslsncss of the Klug's refer-
ence to the historic legislation map-
‘pcll out hy the Government.
1 'Flin speech was fl short mic. Re-
fclrl-il\;; to the. nicasures to he
lllwilufllt lwfore Parliament the King
' said: - '
l “A nensure for thc licttul' |;o\'el‘n-
lnicnt. of lreland will he sllllrnittell to
ylill.
l “A hill will he laid before you to
|icl'minutu thc establishlilcllt. uf the
ifllllrcli in Wnles and make provision
for lllc tcmpnluilitics.
“A proposal will be bi‘ougllt for-
ward for the amendment of the lo.\v
with respect to the franchise linll le-
gislative electors."
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MAKE YOUR OWN CALl" MEAL
HERE IT IS-loo lbs. Oil' Cake Meat, `3`o0 lbs. Sllorts, 4
lbs. Herbageum, about r lb Salt. Mix well. Stir about
two cupfuls in a gallon of scalding water and feed warm
Leading Poultrymen Assure Us that Ilerbsgeum Ilia No'Equil
Now is the Time io Use Ii `
And Remember--Nothing Else is Quite so Good.
LETTERS I"ROM TlIE l5l.\N) PROVINCE.
During three years I have used Herbsgeum regularly for lily herd
of hogs, and I find it excellent for the appetite sud for keeping them ln
a healthy growing condition. At about five months I averaged good
bacon hogs of from 140 to 180 lbs.. live weight. I use it for my young
pigs from the time they are weaned tlll after the shows; if not for show
purposes. until they are three months olll. For calves it has proven to
U be the best preparation I ever used. When fed regularly it keeps them
in a healthy, hearty condition, is apositlvc preventive of scouring, and
a perfcctlbowel regulator. and with it skim milk is equal to new. I
have also used it for horses out of condition, especially if they had
worms, for which I find it li certain remedy. It ‘is positive death to
intestinal worms. J W- CA LBECK. ‘
Augustine Cove, P- E. I. ~
Herbagcum is the very best thing that can be given milch cows. It
is a great advantage both before and after coming in. It will lu-lp cows
weak in the knees; it is n good preventive of scouring and as a preven-
tive of constipation it is even better. It maintallls a cow in flesh when
milking heavy al rl for increasing quantity of milk there is uothlngequal
tn it. I have had goal results feeding it when pasture was poor.
< - Crapaud, P. B.. I. " D- MCLEAN-
I lillveused Hcroageum with cows nt czllvlng time, also found ll
satisfactory for horses, and custoluers :~pcaik vlcll of lt. ,
1-‘ml River, P. la. I. . R. K. McKI%NZIF<. '
THE BEAVER MFG., l}ll.,;LTll., Gall, lllll-
- Sole Manufacturers
l dttsrmwftf
W--.   .  ; --ls  .
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pcrty in this town in this year of grace. 1911?
POE A COMING CGMMERCIAI. CEN I RE.
Poe is l<»<-nlvrl on the main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway between Edlnoiiton :lud
Szlslczltcon. It is located in one of thc finest farming districts in We-stern Canauzl.. The surrouuding»
country is settled by a progressive type of farmers and consequently will become the market centre
for Northern Albe1'ta.Poe district possesses rich coal mines, is close to river and lakes and large
was made m Western Town
Did you participate in these hugh profits or did' you“pigc0u-hole" the proposition submitted
to you by your western friends for future consideration? In short, are you the man who -made :l
profit or the unfortunate one who had the chance but did not possess sufficient judgment to recog-
nize the opportunity or sufficient courage- to close a deal? The man or woman entitled to sympathy
is the one who says: “Five or ten years ago I had the chance to buy this or that property at $100
or $500, and now it is worth $10,000." The average person sneers at the person who makes such
ri strltcnlcnt and says: ‘ Iwould have bought and made that money." Are you going to say five years
from uow that you had a chance t0 buy a lot at Poe, Alta., at from $50. to $100. each, or are. you
going to be thc man who will have from $1,000 to $10,000 in cash as a result of having bought pro-
Accordmg to Government Estimates ~
useless.
forests are easily accessible from this point. These natural resources insure for the residents of llle ~
town, first, low cost ofliving, and second, great conlillcrcial activity, two essentials in the up-
building of a large town, tllus creating valuable real estate.
POE AS. A MANUFACTURING CENTRE
Property during the year 1 91 0 f l
Poe towusilc was recon tly placed on the market and already over 200 lots have been sold, and
luany Of fh€S€_l<lts have already changed hands at :l substantial increase in price. Most of these
lots were purchased by rcprcsclltative business men throughout Canada, who are now profiting by
their foresight. ”
The townsitc is higgli and rlry null very suitable for building purposes.
0I’l’0RTUNITY '
is useless unless ou ossess tl ' ‘ ‘ t d
y p ie courage to act You llllgllt ossess reat wisdom, you mlgll rea
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a good deal or travel much and thus see all kinds of opportunities to make money, but unless you
have the courage to act on your judgment and wisdom 'all of these desirable qualities are entirely
_ L0tS in Poe are a good investment at present prices. The town is bound to grow rapidly.
Owing to the easy _terms of payment you have the ability to buy and if you do not buy now it is be-
021_l1Se yOu are lacking in courage, andthe chances are you will llcver be like the man you llow afl-
nure most, rich, courageous and wise.
TORRENS TITLE.
Poe townsiteis held by us under the Torrens system of title. Under this system the title is
guaranteed by the Govcruulcnt, therefore absolutely safe.
PRICES AND TERMS.
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This towllsite and contiguous territory has the requirements outlined by large lilaullfilclul-ing
concerns for the location of large factories or large enterprises of any kind employing large nulli-
bers of people. The rivcrs and lakes furnish water, the coal fields and forest furnish fuel and cheap
buil ling material, the fine farming lands furnish farm products, enabling the resldenls to hvc at n
low cost. I
The town is located on the main line of a transcoutintentnl- railway, assuring§the necessary
transportation facilities. These combined conditions will furnish cheap labor, one of thc most inl-
portant, features of a manufacturing centre. -
' I Poe is a good new town in
lsrolulsrlos 7 couros. 
Gentlernen-With a view to buying
property in Poe, Alta.. please send me
full Information, with map and |-rre list.
and oblige. Yours trnly. _
Name.................. ... .........
I l'.o.snsl»mvln¢e  
PYICCS Of l0lS rmlgc from $50 to hoo each, and thc can be iurchased .in terms of one lentll
C=_\>=ll, balance luelghlccli equal luolithly payment; or quarter crlsli, balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. . V - _
INFORMATION. I
We have iSS\1¢d 31! Rllrnctive circular giving full information pertaining to the town and lls
Pf°SP°°t5» l0lZ€tl_ler with map showing lots for sale. If you wish to receive this attractive ‘cil‘C11l°f
cut out and fill in the attached coupon and mail it to us today.
which to engage in business or a proffession \
Atoll l. co.
Lands. Townsites and Investments
--_- .-- 1 _ Portage Ave. Corner Fort St. VVINNIPEG.CANADA'
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