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 hEl.EelEil ilEwS el*   ililsilrsl Frou Eluilsorléiil cEril'lll_=.s
Lounon, Nev; 11IlsiSscisi'l_ Th,
Home .llll1e}Oouncil has captured chllsn
of filler dummy- ‘rifles of the Ulster
..n,.,nLl .. iswerhihitlng tnemn ln
thai ' r_§<lat 'Great sniitn.
strc ,yi i1l_j,§r,~.» _ _ ,_  .
E 'ln- lfilrallco they compare
unfavorably  the _hlowpipe and
arrow of the, vage trihesn~len_ one
in 11311111? 8; 1' §l}ly”_~sh%l1cll piece oi
woo D to ',snd‘ having' cr d
trlggllr guard, lwnich, as s please uh?
irl¢;nkorl:.£hiwou1d- dingraee the village
h c sm s,appren ice in hi li f,
week of instruction. B rs
A seeon .pretends a little mo c.
Seen from 'sn nereplons, nt s, mln,
distanl!c,"il:_."might deceive n child, 11;
has s, ba'l‘l‘6l ‘of~t!1in-' iron, clamped to
the stock: with ;Dieces of tin, and
quite lncollobie ,of sustaining the ex-
plosion_,of anything, approaching o
full charge of powder. A service car-
tridge wonld end the ornamental rn,-_
cer of t e barrel and blow the
“mar¥smTn" to s, place where rifles
are xno use. ~ _
tlAllli:;¢1>ugh~tnrr‘s.is sn iniitstios ol
is miner o a very oldfaehioned
shotgun, capahle of exploding o per-
cussion ~'-cap, there is no connection
lirinvididullyetyvetinitiie Enillillodcd mater.
it an n 6 U l'0r 0, cha;-rel,
In the third case the mechanism of
the Lee-Metford rifle is crudely imit-
ated, but here, also, there are no
mcans of exp oding a charge, and the
barrel liuolild nal; stand ii; ii there
wore. _ .. _.of t same thicknes ll
the way ull. there is no expissillxn
chamber, and the whole is of about
the thickness of s,- sardine tin.
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NOTICE.
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During the progress of our great
Clearance Sale, wh P09020'-fully, 115|*
our friends and patrons in the olitical
line/ to put off having their work
done, as far as possible, until alter
the sale. We expect to he so linsv
during this grcatlsale that we shall
have little time for onticai work.
G. F.` HUTCHESON,
10-80Metb. .,' '
BERLIN. Nov. 15 lspocisii- A
strange story unlcldsil in the mllit- Marquess of ornioiuls Drolaidnd
ary court of aDDcal recently, when s Killrbnny last Saturday over a
ll\1ll`?l1Bl1l1tDlcaded for n revision ofa ionlst’ meeting called to Digi'-Blt "IT
Bon |1129 0 nine months' im rison- ' ainst the. ness s of the 021° _.' _
ment nasssil on him for dmgrtiou, lgiluvisoougt ll/lflistoii, in supnortlna ‘=° °'°““'l°" °‘ °°1"" l’ “ "elm “"1” ooncilisclon Bosrd till march, ai, they have all inherited sornrthins
once more brings the question of the s resolution which declared that the, is reflected in the customs of mnny 1915, with sn advance in wages nl 5 the spirit of _tha “Mother of th
Gdfmdn Sllhnlternh ray into dchstc. Home Rule Blu involved-a disastrous peoples. From the corilcst times it pei- cont. iYns.nvich.'-’ whose nina sons fell fish
Here was a young lieutenant of no conflict of Irish interests and .a ser- has been the practice ol the onlne” This means that, without regard 1118 l-l1° 'l`l1I`llB-
mean ability engaged to the daughter ions risk of civil war, said that Mn. _ to- l the' “mums 0! Hman ox i can the gnlnn nnnnl. the Mlnlmnm "The women will not stay at
of n Court printer nt Frenmnrpon Asqulth had challenged the Unionist °° ' 9 “ ‘ ‘
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DUBLIN' N*f,v_ 12 (5n°¢ln,ll..- Then PARIS, Nov. 12-(Special-The do-, LONDON, Nov. 18 (Special)-At n LONDON, Nov. 12. lBI1¢Clnl)
in pendence of bodily health upon light ,meeting of the Board of Conciliation "Practically every Berviian woma
Un- hl vary-lng colors, cr- ng less; gns rs. for thejederated coal districts a re- Will ba l(1,ll°1¢l1*;2h by! lg: £11111; 11?*
' ' ~ ,solnti ni ou.sl assed Mflllhllw ‘N11 » W ° 9 °l"'
sponsiveness of the physical organism provngzg tgfstnnuglfnurnlnntlgn gf the Charge 1‘1'Affairs in Uondon. “Bel
_ wage Ang, about 400 000 men ann home," she continued, 'they, too,
tlnpgdnrl who rewlved n nn" ann phr¢y_ wllh regard to Thrllg Reform, mine. In Tonkin and Australia chil played in the coal nnnen or North will be on the field of battle with the
missal by his prospective inthe;-in. to say if-there was any sicklier plant dren with measles are painted red; Walsh and England mu “carve twen_ Red Cross Society, which is a very
law on conlesslng to him that hs he in the political garden. There was no while in span, the traditional pre- ty-tive cents n week incrésse, the lo- hinihlv orgsnniznd and well-equivnod
D
-my DUBLIN, Nov. 15 (Bpecia.l)- Tho
n London "Daily Express" is sure th&
ll war is coming in Ulster. In s. recent
n _ . _
editorial it saidl With a light heart
E the Ministers and their docile, mute,
° and well-paid supporters are steering
tff straight towards civil war- is Ireland.
The House of Commons has _boon go -_
ged successfully, and debate on tile
Home Rule Bill has been closured.
When six and n half hours are allot.-
tcd to debate on the complicated and
unwieldy fins/nee ef the Bill, when the
responsibility of the British tax-psy-
er for an extra annual dole to Ire-
- d
debts to the extent of $5,000. But 'more sickly plant than Home Ruleé gunman nn. the same nrslsny is n tal increase 'being about 55,000,000 n hint BTi;: m:;;gemg;s3.e<t1l pexnlssin
neither the young man nor the flan-
cee cared so much about the debts as
110011! marrying each other, so they
ran away together to Paris and were
111f1f1`l°d thorn. and soon afterwards
the lieutenant was declared a desert-
er. Fourteen years later he surrender-
ed, and was sentenced to nine
months’ imprisonment, and against,
this sentence he has now appealed to
the higher military court.
DUBLIN. Nav. la (spcclal)+As
111111191112 sallusion tothe quasi-regal
l10flY8\lM‘d that attended Sir Edward
Carson at Enniskillcn was made in
the House. Robert Harcourt, in e
question to the Secretary for War,
described in detail the character of
Sir Edward's escort on that occasion,
and inquired whether the King's rsgn.
lations permitted the lise of such es-
corts by persons other than His Mar
jeety. Colonel Seeley answered thnt
the information referred to would nh.
pear to be similar 'to a field offl-
cer’s escort, which was provided for
reigning sovereigns, princes of the
blood. and presidents of republics, A
tempest of laughter froml Liberal
members and Nationalists greeted
this reply, which Colonel Sealy de-
livered with the utmost gravity. It
broke forth afresfi when he went on
to say that the escort “did not form
any part of the recognized forces of
the Crown."
BERLIN, Nov. 15. (Special)- The
recent suicide of a schoolboy of 15
years at Frankfort-om the -Main,
coming after a series of such traged-
ies, has once more raised the quest-
ion of school examinations and the
too strenuous upbringing of youthful
Germany.
In the case under notice the boy, a
son of a well-to-do and very honor-
able family of Magdeburg, stole $175,
and then disappeared. The police were
asked to arrest him, as already he
had shown himself an exceedingly
lleadstrong character. But for a week
no trace of him could be found. Finni-
ly, he was discovered dead in el hotel
in Frankfort, having shot `hlmlclf~1-in
the head.
-More recently still, iii l3erlin_ the soni
of an hostler. only* 13, hanged him-
self in the cellar, having been rather
sharply scolded by his stepmotherfor
not being able to give an account of
s. penny-piece that accidentally fell
from his overcoat pocket. At all ev-
ents, that was the explanation given
tn the authorities, and which was nc-
cepted for want. of 9. better. Last
week, again, a. boy of 14 years shot
himself in bed, after showing extraor-
dinary deliberation andinvention in
fixing up the aipparatushy means of
which he discharged the pistol.
These were three of the more re-
markable eases. One may also remem-
ber n case of double suicide .in which
two school children, o boy and girl.
ended their lives, and many :lmost
inexplicable cases of the suicide of
young servant girls. Indeed, s. cascual
glsncs st the suicide lists might lose
one to believe that in Germany sui-
cide, is more common under 20 than
in adult ages,
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which had been manured for the las
public funds. 'l‘he Land Bank was to
the elements of a religious division. --_--°
tween two‘
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ing- was attended by about three hun- ing germs; green linings with it calm 2;; ';';iect”;‘;_“ol;‘;3 ng °°“ ' “D W 1 relieve the necessities of those whom
dred people, which, apparently, meas- and sleep.. Unfortunately according ' war may leave destitute.
ured the public interest taken in it. tolDr.-Laumonier, the results are not The “d"“”°°° 5"’ t0 l’° applied “B “But besides the regular Red Cross
constant, and up to the present no regard” b°Y° and d“Y'W9'g° men' °1' Society, with its nurses, we have an
regular scheme ofthe eilects of vari- tllel” 0” *lm M1919 Fate °l 1833 °1` efficient organization, the Kolo Ses-
JOHANNESBURY, Nov. 12. (Spe-_ ous colored lights can be drawn uP- °l‘ the hat "t°' as has l’°°“ tl” CBP” tara, which corresponds roughly to
cial .-/Iiic Hon. A. Fischer Minister Generali s eaking, red excites, as l11tl1°ft0.8l1d Wllero workmon M0 Uhld the Englishwomen's Volunteer Aid
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of Lands, has been addressing his is proved by an interesting exP°1‘l' by contract am? are not ea?-ning the Dntnnhments. It Wan formed 'in 1908.
constituents at Kaallaagte, Bethle- ment described by the doctor. Be- mlllllllllm rate filed by Y-he lolllt 015- when Besnia and Herzegovina were
hem District. He claimed that the neath a glove of colorless glass s»,tr1¢f- l10ard thorn Shall bo Pnld 110 emnexed by Austria, and the war
Governmeni-, were dnlng their best tn spider- and n wasp will live in amity;|such workmen five Der cent on the clouds lowered. Its memibers are of
render ie impossible lor people to pnr. but when the globe is changed to red 1888 rates as long ss the wages re- the upper classes, and each is s ther- _
,ne gnslr several industries ng 8 pro- they immediately engage in morta main at 55 per cent, above the oughly capable nurse, and holds her Have you ever noticed othat near-
glc, the reduction, ln rnllwny rates com-bet, Hence the predominance of standard of 1888. Red Cross certificates." y p
alone, since union was effected, _'being red in thethmartlialtadornmenttof sav- thriltlaough the irrethnd oii appltyiiiliig Medea? Grnuitch, hasthsomebjiniéer; 33101;! all a powerfui,brob;ul3 
nearl $5,000,000. ‘ ages and e re umcs an rousers e a vance o con rac ors s ou s e es ing nga p say on e su ec o - e you never o ser e a
In Ya speech made nh Reitz, Mr. of the moderéiiésoldisr. ‘When the ef- the powers of thedC;yncil'l;tion Board, th; ici-vintn gvoman ini generahtwhortn nee:a;lly;_s[ll popular peoplezinlale ang
Fischer stated t t the ur ose off the fects of the eren co ore are more on the recommen a ion the board s escr e as “qu e , swee , pa - m re s rongor, men a y sn
Goyernmollirwagato assllstppoor and firmly established, l)r. Uthn-;1m0!';_i§1° the coalowners in the federated area lent, landjainetionate until roused by Dllydlclllly? Have you ever wondered
deserving men by advances from the foresees n kind of co or op a. e have ng,-end tnnt the (lvl, per esni; sd., a rea in us ce." _ _
Treasury. The test they would apply, hospitals of the coming state will vance, shall bs npplled so them lni "As regards the position of Servian in life? Here it is-mental and bodily
when considerin a lications for suc` have the walls of its wards distem- th, name wh an to the other work- women,” she continued, "there is no strength. Take the famous “Teddy-"
advances, would bl? to ask themsell pered with the color apDr0l11‘lH¢¢’» to ers. y country, outside America, where wo- Roosevelt for instance. What has
vas whether a prudent farmer would each malady. ~Schoolroonis and lee- BERLIN, Nov, 13 (Special)-Some men occupy a_more dignifled or hon- Placed him in the limelight? Mainly
feel himself safe, in the cireumstan- ture-lnalls there EJ ine painted glrezkn. lllty years ago a traveller in , Ger-1 ored position In the home.{
ces, in ivin the desired assistance Fino Y. 0 1° 1111509 all 9 k o ear- _
on his oivn aicount. If the answer- to Houses of Parliament will be design- sam; qimggeegr tsl? ;,Tn,§§:§ gggnnw JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 14 (Bpe- due almost _entirely to hs powerful,
that question was in the affirmative, ed with a mauve color-schieme-for tions of the nonnlntlol This hnihlt cial)-Diamondlferous soil has been dzurdy physique and his sgrnngl net-
he lnnew of no reason why the nd- mauve nllays the passions. ` or nnccnnnnon.. has by no menus discovered in a deep sluit north _of ive mind.
vance should not be made out of the ,li5h_hpenred,. any ntrangnr enter- the township of Barkly Weill. Kim' RU" d°Wl1 l'-he lllil- Ol Y°lll` I-1°.<l“11l11t'
inn the mnntrn cannot help helnglberley, and the diggers already at ances., those who are enioying suc-
be run 110011 commercial lines, and 'mf struck hy the nnnortnnt part that work there are doing well. The yel- C088 ln 1116. C0050 Wl10 BFG l11“l“l1S 81
could not be expected to make ad- LONDON. Nov. 13 (SD¢ClBl)'“ 9 the cigar plays in the daily llle ol low ground is in the form of a fissure mark for-themselves in the social and
vances in cases of the kind that he present year is the 400th anniversary the community , aboutz ft. wide. In places it has been 00n1n1ol“oinl\W0r_ld and you will find
had in mind. Fresh legislation on the of the numbering of houses-a sys*-01111 Them are nrnhnhly more tobacco already sunk upon to a considerable that 0V¢l`y 011° 111 U10 P0_99°B901' Ol B-
subject might, therefore, be necessary. of identification which` was not n-» and cigar stores in the larger towns depth' and its lateral extnnhlon ls strong personality that is due largely
did not intend to tackle the native tr-oduced in London, however, until than shops of any other kind_ the now helng tl-l._ch,l_ There are' now. to the possession of an active mind
The Government. added Mr. Fischer. the latter psrt ol the eighteenth con- cigar dealers plays nm p,nt'0, the -
question plcemeal' but they had al' wry' American barber and discusses the
ready reached the conclusion that the It was in the year 1512 that the weather sen etaénps and gives leave
Only sound policy was to keen whites idos struck sn nrcnitsct to hsvs num- t use 'nn telephony ln every wh,
and blacks as far as possible in dis-_ bers painted on the houses in acer- °d Btanrant the may with the cin_
tricts of their own. at any roto Sofia: tslii qiiai-tor ol Paris, but the idea B” “ nes his monte round and
as the owning of land and the exer- l-_ook B lcng sims to take root, and gégnmxis stock lac nnntnmnrn and
else of political rights were concern- lt wnh not until 1783 that_the sys- were is scarcely B house in berlin.
Bd' fem l1¢°l1ml: general- I” B€r:;“‘ xsug but receives one or two illustrated
ara a er, an eccen r in o _
DUn1,.1N, .Nov. 13 (special)-_A.,.§nnilfshorisg' nic houses wss sdoot- l’,’°“l’°°"§°°° “ ‘l',”,ft,,'f};ll‘,‘,‘, 2},1°",’;'tt,ft
movement' is afoot »o`r`ganized by Lord ed_ fl-hey nnrnhsred mein without any u “rs ‘"1 Svfsapn Bncn and such n
MacDonnell. who served the Empire' reference to the streets; thus B ten_ dssne:_c;0r gl Genymny new brands
with great distinction in India, to ant., andres, would he described 15'; Ms are almost as much of an
bring into focus moderate opinion in ,nerely_ ns_ say, “1,000, Berlin." ° “tg B the publication of n special
Ii-slsiid, which is isvcrsblc to sou- This strange System survives to the ggftliona , newspaper
government. A reference to this move- present, day in some parts of the In th; cglmtry the innn null lwns
ment appears in a striking letter Eahl,_lh yolronnmn, for instsnce, d th onbowled nmg_5nnnhed
contributed to the “Times” by Lind- where a. new house is given the next °;"e“;'ntn gullied montnbiece and tnn_
say Talbot Crosbie, an Irish land- number. to that of the house last P ills i an of every avarian peas_
owner, who took an active part in hhilt, though it may be in an entire- set,B scpstume During the lnsh low
Promotion the Land Conference, ly dlnnrent nut or the wwn_ Thnn_ an no eval: the pipe and cigar
whose fruits were garnered by Wynd- No_ 5 and N0_ 500 may be side by gears; og igrmidnble rival ln the
ham. with his Land Purchase Act. hide; nnd the only way to find' a fave 3:" Tie national ..n,nok8»» nr
Talbot Crosbie'e letter restores the nonne In to drlvh in n, rlclrhhnW_ The Clzafe 11- ther European countries lor
Irish question to the right Dersllet- rickshaw men are infallible. 5° “rug :on or other wan only eel.
tivo. as lie tsrscly puts it. wlist tlis In st. Petersburg they lisvs sn §°‘“ ' :ned in German, some ,,,,g_
Ulster Tories really care about is the oxcellent wny of displaying the num- °m :gl it than ht too tr-anal.
, t 't was ll
‘maintenance of Protestant ascen- ber or houses by little lanterns, bear- 53;, B zleasure for the German te,n_
gerous, insist on getting “Putnam's"
only. Sold bv drliggists.
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twenty yea" with American m°n°y' red shirt and red syrup' Acfordmg yeglhe agreement Provides for n mini- 'its behalf a ‘ew years ago’ we had lflimsllli-:<l()thrl‘:1ll)itl)1mlt’l(lli)0Ctnlnexzxhsisatfathbiz
and-manured again by the constant to a writer in the "Revue,' these mum of 50 per cent and a maximum s, splendid response, and the money ,Mn now can the Ministers pretend
reiteration of grievances which had customs have to s certain degree a of 65 Der cent abov'e the 1888 rates has been well invested. At present hed- that’ their Bm Wm enjoy the onnm
long since disappeared. The Earl of sound scientific basis. Erporhmtnli The advance  uve e nent In t b' ding. 1111011. and C00llll1E 11ll¢“9ll° l°f
Ksnmsro, tiis Earl no sort. sod oth. has sstsbllsnca tlist rod light is hone- an t an ° nd lx" d W k° ° lisld work sro needed, one 1 om lssv
er su orted the resolution which finial for certain skin diseases; blue p ° “ “rg ° °r me" in for America to collect mono i t
B. nn . B Y
was carried unanimously. The meet- and violet light are effective in kill- "mae the” °“ithf tip" fmka “if help to provide them, as well as to   
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constitutional system?
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from ony disease caused by impure
blood, if you want better health
thcre's just one right way to secure
it and that is hy the use of Nulife
-- Red Blood Tablets A box costs 50c,
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Buying in ear loads lots we can 3 for $1.25 and 6 for $2.50. For
sell you at auction prmcs:-
Side Boards 89.00 to $50.00. 'Bur- McKinnon Drug Co.
eaus, $5.75, $6.50. S".00. $7.50, The Two Macs, City.
$8.00, 810.00, $12.00 each. Commodes Geo, E. Hughes, City.
$2.75, $3.00, $3.50, =4.50 and $5.00 ln A, posts ci; _ ~
sale hy the following dealerl. `
dsneyin their bwn restricted area, ln th, numbers on the glass, so the
though lt is obvious that the one that one is saved from the necessity Dfringinnei; lngiéi glitnvlénthlssnhlxgl rnqfodem
part of Ireland where Roman Cath- or Whnderlng uh nnd down the street gi _an has been seized with the
ollc domination could not be exercis- alter dark, as so often happens in dm desire for speed nnt nohslnly
ed ls North-East Ulster.” London or New York in a vain at- To exltricaci S of the bnhhmnn r.egh-_
Talbot Crosbiei does not believe tempt to discover s. particular house. lhgons had xfxnre to do wlth lt_
that an Irish Parliament would have _ B I _i_______.
or in any way be governed by sectar- v_ 1(-,__ 3 wlhl ...The
iss ssirnositios. not ii Ulster rsiussd Joi-Isiviassoilv, Nov. 13 (sooo- c0‘;f;3;"£'a,F° the pol, §,h,,, l,,,,,,,,,,
to send members to an Irish Pnfllh- ial)-The trade between South Africa have nnclnren n generhl str-llrn, nnd
ment it would mean that the distinc- nnd Australia continues to increase, 5 000 men have come out They de-
tive Protestant representation would steamers continually arriving with "land a ~ 75 nel. nent lnhr-ease ln nny
be practically 1111-- What b0¢=0m€S. cargoes of sheep, jarrah-wood sleep- and shorter hn,n.n_
then, of Ulster's profession of regard ers, and farm produce, and taking Al-_ n general meeting of British
for the small and scattered Protell' away mealles, barley, oXD10SlV05. B115 firms 9 look.-out was'unanlmously
taut communities in the South and c0nl_ The advantage of the Cape voted for one week., beginning on
West. Talbot Crosbie makes a power- route over that via the Suez Canal Monday' lf the men have not return-
ful appeal to Irishmen to rise above ln becoming more nlipsrent every dsv. ed on that nny_ and continuing 0B°l1
party and to promote s settlement Ol Ships using this route not only es- nnccehhlve week. until sll return. Thiel
the Irish question by consent. As he` cnps the osnsl dues (which amount would involve the shutting out of all
truly says, the Home Rule Bill is to $2.50 pei-. passenger and $1.65 workmen and means that.10,000 men VW:_ A
more then s parliamentary measure-f hr ton si i-oss tonnage), but they would be idle. Port wine shipments --
each.
Wicker Chairs 8 colors $3.25 each.
Parlor Suites. not the ordinary but
the best. $19.75, -$22.50. $25.00 to
$60.00 each, 3 and 5 piece suites.
Plnrlor Tables. $1.50-, to $12.0
-nr .
Dining room tables, surface oak
with 5 large legs $7.00 to $12.00
each.
Quartercd Oak from $16.00 to $32.00
Iach.
Dining Room Chairs from 60c to
045.00 for set of six.
Wardrobes from $14.00 to $25.00.
they are beauties.
Buffett from $13.50 to $36.00 each
Iron beds, Springs and Mattresses
the best at lowest prices. Jas. Paton
5 C0, lu-22l"}Mtf.
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J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
Cox Bros., Morell. ' '
Mrs. A. N. Carnphsfl, Bt. Peters..
H. J. Mahon, Bouris.
Alex. Robertson, Red Point.
B. P. Smith Kingkora.
S. i-1. coiwill, New I-lsvso.
Ewen MacKinnon. -Hamilton.
Calvin Howatt, Victoria,
Kier & McFadyen, Kensington.
P. N. Inman, Summersidc.
E. C. LePage, North Rustlco.
W. B. Dyer, Alberten.
Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan, Peske's
Station.
Jas. F. Ford, Tryon.
If your dealer doesn't carry NU~
LIFE ask him to write Johnsllll I.
Johnson, Wholesale Dilltribiitofl.
. cluu-lottetows. llwsillllltf.
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"it is s great treaty of peace bo- are able to obtain tcheapt cglltl. |1110 will cease. t
nations." they do not require o vu 0 Bo -----*_* H M
many ports. _ _ -    y
  2-  There are magnificent groin; olf bnr- _ ` I. ~
' ley this year throughou avln a.   U K  F h
' - Clanwilliam,' and the Plquetberg dis- _   1 t '
tricts A recent visitor I0 U18” lllll
f r
lunuuunnnnsrimnmmu
many years, and there had never
._..._. been suchscrgps. BFrong Piqueglans
down to a ana ly ere sro B . "“' -
one d°” P‘P¢:§| md cmnlwund of continuous cultivation, instenld ol wh” shaun ‘N 1° weak gygn
lives rellcl-:-Cure In 2:: crggnsrrigzgchfgdzenit gnc;-ehmh; _cnuun nn in null
hw h°‘“" .tlist tus psrssts is uw Plquetbrrs bowels
disqleg hsve petitioned the school ____
grill Wm imlilctlly '§°l, "°“’ °°;‘l hoard to lst tlis cliiisrnn get gray s
bl’ “I "1 ° ° "l’P° 'Fm ‘ month before the use brea ns-UD
‘ _Most old people must (give to the
lain? dollisvlng ‘ner taking tha “ry time' so that they cap, “ant in the bowels some regular help, else they
in _ _
It is e. positive fact that Pape's r°h°,l';LKN'_ Nov 13 (sl-mlnn_Tm,0ll suffer from constipation. The condi
V Wl1l°°» 5° .nm ‘ ' ’=[C ld Co Pound .taken every two ill bri Ital. some enhanced broil- “VW l"”"°‘lu’ ”w“l°`“"l° Alu" l
T wr fo. o. iigun. “nal ithrvl- °°n»¢°u¢lv° dn” flue liilllr iuslitcrroiisss. out not sl-"I,,l;_l' £9” ‘1jl::°';’g_’° rg
si-s token, will end Grippe and break much commercial advantage. Sponge- W ‘W 7'Mn Th-A $1 sa” an 1”. n
up the most severe cold. either in the fishing is ons ol nic low industries, andy: ahhh m- bw” M. w
head; cheat, back, stomach, or ,nn is carried on chiefly by Greeks. Oil 0--I m ~- .h C“cm““““'m
limbs. Since sharks have reached that collt 3° Q 1° l’°°l’rd'“.°d' un ‘unn
It promptly relieves the most mil- from the Red "See, _hy way of the 0l.1°.111_l¢\l1 “.1011” ;1:¢n?a“t tm.-I
si-stile lic'nil1sche.dl;l1nso;s.,hn¢sd one sus: csnsll, the lpnnlrfinhery hz: ;LQ‘:l“.n. ¢l“'°‘w gun Bowan ,nn
,tu Q _ __0VOI‘___ Boll, 811608- bgggmq Q _gnlorolll ul OSB- '
'sus nursing ol the com _ msn remain ssvsrsl minutes under bowels must be kent active. 'Phil in
‘ gqns cstqe-hal discharges, sore- wstsr, s, repo being tied round the lmnfrifthhitntfnll 118". buf- nov" I0
_neos, stilfnell and rheumatic body, which the divelinierks when he ‘rift :I not  for nn hr
*~"‘“ll°" l .. - L'"'»h°' t°`b° hmm up with ht an Ylulzli ‘ms occasionally llhln
 s _:scoot osorlip ol raven, msn. some low mrs no s won: 'i -b an i t Lum’ nn _ mb
_' ll' oomneunen from your erugrnli fisher elvcd down with.; msrblo sich tint obs; wi; nur ay. mm tm
and take it with the knowledge that in his hands to make-hhm sink amnarle I Mutha om $021.- nth nd
' will posltlvely.and promptly ours quickly. A shark  lm. nn 11| _ 8 8°
.-s nom nnn nn,|__n“ the nrlhh, mln. hynllovml hnn .  '_l'._. lacersting natural tonic. One that eaube con-
"li » ` t any assistance or had him badly . -~ I f 'I i`°_ ' __ »- the stantly used without harm. The only
picture, in gold and colors of His Majesty King George V,
reproduced from the latest apd best photograph of His
Majesty. - `
and one which is in every way worthy to adorn the walls 1
of any home in the Empire. . - .
this firm to be the best they have ever produced. 1
FREE with Club Subscription for thé “Gua!diail" and
“Canadian Countryman.” , __ ` _ == 4
order to give all subscribers an opportunity to take-ldvslh
age of it, renewal notices have been mailed io all subscrip-
tions that expire before January gist, 1913.
Present Subscribers . __ _
»7j<~.., ‘_ t'nt.,”_n°nn“nn_nn :mnnhlm  .4. 3  ,.. . mar such tonic is Cascarets and they . _ Ai. _ _
 _ _ l. 1,' . pt rosistliliig sis; ist so t»lle.:. . __~~. l_ -~‘  1°” °“l¥ l° °°°“ W' 11°* #1 H1!  ri-13l&`Bu ,~
~  he “,n°°n_ »l~n|t”_nl¢,._ ,nr|hcs_ gnc  _A l ~ , i I luck- drug store. They work while you ‘_ W _ _  n Q2
 __ 1 _ ‘ ily going after tht lllalllll !l0¢l1- A -;= ' " "l » .
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This premium picture, size 18 x 24, is a magnificent
It isamost lifelike likeness of the King in..uuif¢¢l\
It is the work of Stone Lid, Toronto, and is said by 
This prsmnim picture. just to hand, willibe given
This. club offer is open for n limited time only and in
Whose scbscri tions are otld in advance, for one year;
ctraaecure the ‘_‘8anndian,Ceuntryinsn," and Premium
Piet onrecgipt of-5oc ~
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