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1914
Danger in
Every Cough I
_ Never neglect a cough
no matter how slight it
may be. A cough indic
ates that there is inflim _
ation in a dangerou
place. Don’t let it sta
and develope. You
not safe until it is gone
' Take
Jamieson s
White Pine and Tar
just as soon as you begin
to cough. A few doses
will cure you then Its
the safest and most
pleasant cough cure
made. Never disappo-
ints.
Large Bottles 25c_
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llepnrted this life at his home nt
Lower Montague, on.Oct. 11th in the
lilith year of his nge. Peter l-toss, a
hiuhly respected resident of this pie-
turesque and progreesive locality.
The deceased wus a son of the lute
Donald Ross, of Flnt River, who was
one of the imriii-_-rants thnt arrived
on the ship "Polly," Peter Ross be-
gat; teaching school at the age of
16 yt-urs und proved n puinstuking
and successful teacher. He taught nl-
ternately at, lllnrriiy Harbor South,
Lower .\loni;ugue and Murray ilarbor
.\ortli. llc taught in all over 40
years and uns the recipient of the
pension grunted by the l>l'°?S@H¥ GOV'
ernment. He innrried Miss June Cow-
an, of Murray Harbor South, who
still survives him. Froni this murr-
iage were born three sous and four
.dau_:»;hters, of whom two sons and
three daughters tire left to mourn.
llect-ased wus n most consistent meni-
in-r and elder in the l’resbyteri|_ni
<`hurcli up to the time of his death.
He was lii»_'liiy respected and esteem-
ed in the community in which he
lived, As ai neighbor, kind and ob-
liginz, und ns ii (fhristiiin, zealous
und upcoiiiproniising_ llis life was in-
tiuenced by the exninple ,of his Suv-
iour_ His faith clear and stron-_f and
he felt that death to him was but a
transition to the heavenly hoire. The
funeral service was hc-ld in the church
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\ir. llnhley and fit-v. Mr. ltlillur of
.\li»iif1i1_:ln'_ Special und most iiflectini;
if///j§\\\\\\\\\\\I//1/1111; Nluriin of Cnriliguii, assisted by lit-v.
l.
The Bracelet
“latch
as become almost a nec-
ssity with a great; num-
er of people.
We have a fine stoc
them, and would b
ased to show them t
H. Taylo
Jeweler & Optician
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\ inusic was reiideretl hy the choir.
His reniuiiis were int:-rre-il in the
beautiful cemetery near his into resi-
dr\ut‘e, there to rf-nniin till the resur-
rection iuorn. "Blessi-il are the dl-.nd
who dit- in the l.ord.”
THREE WISHES
"l>in-~- aloud, :ind twici- in iiili-inte.
shuit thou \\isii_ :ind the best wish I
will ixivi- llit-o_" Ho spail-to Ili-stin_\'.
'I`Ii\- inonn-nts iicktfd 1-tt-riiitywurti.
’i`lii~ silt-in \-.'i_~‘in»s wort- iniido, but lin-
otlic-r~-1`|‘;iiitirnlly tht'-_ \\`onnin start-ll
it tho t'zu't'- oi' tin- clock.
Viiinly she- proddcd her iiiiiul,. hut
tiri- niiuutcs---toiir-tl\i'ev reni1\itt<-li--
two--oiio--"()li!" wiiilod slit- aloud.
‘()l|. could I hut cliooso!"
Soil-uinly tin- llour struck, “'l‘liy
wisli is gr:ittl_cd thee; tin- sovi-rt--i|.:ns
Ltift ot' Sttrt-'__\'~-ii 5:11-:lil-|~ lit-s not upon
¢In‘ init-os of the lliizh Gods. ill-sitio
thy two tirsi (for in-nut_v and iovi-l.
Date Day
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TIDE TABLE
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¢3;:--'».~v?¢-.~_-1-3-if-_-i-'ew
tlu- power to choose ziriight is as gold
to t-In_v_" _V
.\nd tin- future prove-d to this Wo-
iizin that llt-e~'tit\y‘s i-lniit-l- lor in-rlnid
nfli»l-d lic:-n riizlit.
--lkliiitiai 'l`|iunnis _-\ntriin hi Lippin-
¢_-otI`s.
IRELAND A NATION.
'l`ln= nrt-ut ;\l:it-ii:it|i:ii‘ii pi‘otiti<~tioit
will <‘oiiiini-in'<- its :et-leond tri-nn-iidoiis
=_vot:li ut. tin- .\`zitional 'i`iioulrt- 'l`ro-
:noiit .Q Ili-rlili-_\' Strt-lets, Boston.
. Url. Ltlitli. 'l`ln-- Iiinrs i\'ulion:-il 'l‘heutro
\‘.'hiv'li in-ati; Iifitlti pc-apic, has been
r‘i'owtlt-d to the doors twice daily
_ -.int-o its opt-iiinit' (let. liilli, and lrlsli
:i air:
A 1,...
2 tin-n and \voint>n o|` this si-ctioti sltoultl
3 lot miss this irish prodnt-tion made
F on irish soil, by lrisiiinen. The story
l\ is i':u'_\' oi' tht- soil and conjiirvs up lie-
? "ore _von tin- ri-nitrolilviiig patron oi'
iri-:li iliizttirv, front passiiu: ol' the
Ii-ish Iiotisos ol' l'at'liaiuf-nt flirouigh
i‘zist.ll-i'i-ii_i','Ii`:< pt-rtid_v tip to llir- pre-
st-nt date. lt iiitrotitif-1-si ciiiiinixtcrs
that ilood tin- nil-niory with proud
ri-coli(-ctioiis_ Ht.-nr_v (irattan. John
i’liiipiit (`urr:in, iinniortai Robert
I-Iiniin-t, liravt- Illitcliael IJw_v|-r, l)an-
iol ()'('0titit-ll of iiiipcrisliulili- fzitue.
-:cutie Sarah (‘urr:in, all uiaroii iti pro-
lessioii Iwforv you, tolling the story
of tin- brave dt-eds and noble siicrlii-
ces iiiadl- li_\' Irish nn-n and wonn-n
in inukinlx "irc-land ii Nzilioii.”
7.7l .
NOVEMBER-- lst to 2nd, iniidt-r.
iird to 4th, indian suinnn-r. .’it|i Io
nth, fair. sniok_v_ Ttli to Sth, l'loud_\'.
dull. ilth to 10th, tlisagu-1.-iililt-. lltli
to 12th, storiu_v_ liitli to l4tli, ht-av_\'
ruins. liith to Ititii_ cool, frosty. 17th
to 18th, fair. pls-aszint. iillii to 20th,
cloudy. illst to 22nd. pleasant, nioist_
22lril to 24th, rain_\', 1l.'itI| to Zlith.
daitnp spl-il. 117th to Ztith, 1-old. illith
to 7l0lli, frosty, cold.
 
MARRIED
m H 1 iq
ROPER--STEWART.~-At. the resi
da-nt-e of Mrs Roper, Needltnin. Mass.,
on tho evening of St-pt. 21. 1014, by
the llev. Lewis Hicks. lirotlu-r-in~lziw
of tin- groom, Mr (‘Ii:irlo.~i ill.-nry Ilopt-r
to i\liss ilohortu Milli-er h‘towarl_
daughter ol* the lute Mr lit-njiiniiii
Ht:-wart, llillslioro,
L ____ _ .
DEATHS
L _,___ _ __ E. ____ __...'
SANDERS.--At llolli- llivi-r, on U.-t.
U1. l\l|:= I-_lixnllt-tli Saiiitlcits, wit`.- f*-I
.l-isopn >:_innr:=. In thi- 72nd yr-_ir of
her axe.
ANDERSON.-Eiilerl-ll into rest on
tin- :Binh day of Octoln-r, 1914. ufli-r
six lnonths' illness of paralysis. Auron
A. Anderson, of (‘ubIe Ill-ud Wi-st.
li-.nvlng n iiorrowlng widow ami one
son to mourn the loss ofa iovini: hus-
bhnd and kind i`atiicr_ lu-sirius ii num-
her of relatives and friends to cherish
his memory. “ln the midst of life wl-
iire in death" for "\ll’<\ nil do fude- as
ii leaf."
_` \  7
rt I
llo not ovr-t‘-worlt the brood mart-_
'lion tn:in_v lioriu-s nrt- “lirolu-n." not
trann-d.
_ Saw tin- lu-st liox stall for lin-volts
'ii \-:iiitl-r.
_ llra\vi|i|.: it flirt-t--lioi'i;c plow'is not
lair to li two-Iior:~:o toiini.
_'l`hi- autonioiiilo is a In-Ip in war
tinio, but tin- liorsu- is llttlispviisailili-_
ll is tinit- all volts with \vrii'kiiig
:latnu wort- wi-liiicd tl':it in, provided
tltl-on volts nrt- four inonllis old.
ll niight ln- ii good tinit- to huy ti
stallion right iio\v_ Tiiey nrt- altiiost
surt- to iii- st‘:iI’l'l-r und dt-nrt-i' in tho
spring.
At sonit- of our sliows 1:o|ditii::; still
app:-ar in tin- iii'i-1-llim: rlhssvs. This
is u :itziiuliinz joki- which si-1-tin. to ho
periituin-iii.
_»\ ft-w niors- oats :ind :i llttlr- it-ss
hay nia_\' nif-un the llilTtrreii:'t- liatww-n
thin und fat ltoriu-s bt-two(-it now und
trot-zing-tip tinit-.
Auiunin days mouii sweating work-
ing liorsl-s, 'l‘o avoid sort- siiouidt-rs
raise tho r-oiiiirs t`rt-din-ntiy, and ruh
oft tin- .~\|ir-ky :iwr-at and ;;unitn_\' dirt
with tin- liniul. At. nliflit wash ofl rare-
I'uIl_v witli still und tvnlr-r. l\'I-op tin-
r’oll:ir_-a 1-if-an.”
If you want to Iinvr- a good laugh
wir :i Inir-4| ni.in to ev »l.iin tiif differ
 Clocks
you
ro_ven
being
mire In-ttyl-i-ti nu ngrit-iilltlrul ninl a
gmieraI-pt|r|ni.sf- Iiornt-, or Iiow the
rigrif-uitnrnl horse diiters I'ro|ii the
l‘l_vdr-iuiaiv ami so on. 'l`Iic-rr- are
pionty of indcilnnbli- Iin<‘.~i of demar-
cation, but ft-w iuitist'i\rfor_v solutions
can ho given.
$100 Reward $100
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Hlllilll Illllll
l.ONl)0.\l, Oct. 30.-The correspond-
ent of the Daily .\'sws-, who has been
ln an armored train to the banks of
the Yser, gives B good description of
-the battle in the North. He says:
“The battle rages- uloug the Yser
\\ ith frightful destruction of life.
Air-engines, sea-engines, and lund~en-
gines death-sweep this desolate coun-
try vertically, horizontally and
transversely. Through it the littlu
frail human engines crawl and dig,
wiilk and run, skirmishing, chargingi
und hliinlering in little individual
fi, his and ities.-is, tired and puzzled,
ordered here and there, sleeping
where they can, never washing, and
dying unnoticed. .\ friend may find
himself firing on a rrlerioiy force und
few are to blume.
1l\CK ANU l"()R'I`ll ALONG THE
YSHR.
“Tlnirs.liiy the (iermuns were driv-
en hack over the Yser; Friday they
secured ii footing again, and Satur-
dny there were again hurled buck.
Now n bridge blown np by one side
is repaired by the other; it is again
blown up by the first, or left as n
death trap till the enemy is uctniil-
ly crossing._
“Actions ity nrniored trains, some
of th_eni the most reckless adventures
are httenipted daily, Each day nc-
cuiniilntes up unwritten record of in-
dividtiul daring fents, accepted us
part of the daily worl-'_ ilay by diiy
our men push out on these dangerous
explorations, uttlicked by shell firc,i
in danger of cross Zire, clynnniite
und utnhuscznles, bringing M priceless
support to the threatein-.d Lilies. As
the nrinored train approaches the
river under shell fire the nor cracks
\\-ith the com-itiint thunder of guns a-
broad. lt is aiini'/.ing to seo. the nnglt-
nt wiiirii the guns run he swung.
All( S(.`(>l.i’|"t~l (l\’l‘Ililll*lAll.
“And ov--ilicod the iiirinen are busy
vi-iitnrilig tlirougli fog und pulls ol
explodiiig shells to get one small
tact of inforniutioii. Wt-_ used to re-
lriird the looping ol' tho loop of the
Germans overhead as ii liure-bi'iiinetl
piece of inipudent. defiance to our iii-
tlintry fire. Now we know it. means
curly troubit- for the infantry.
"llesicles ns, ns ive crawl np sunfl-
ing the lines like dogs on ii scent,
grim t.i'u.iti-loiidi-i of wonndod Wait
suiliidlvssly in the sidings. l<‘urtlicr
up the line iiiiiiiiilniiccs are coiiiini:
slowlyiiizick. The bullets of niuchine
guns Iingiii to ruttie on our nrniort-.d
coats. Shells vvt-_ leuriieil to dfjs'l'ei;i\r\l
but the machiiie gun fin the masts-r
in this war.
"Now no tical* the river nt :i tial:
country fnrni. The tt-rritory is smir-
ed with treiiclii-s, and it is imposs-
ilile to sny at first who is in tin-ni,
so incidt-iitnl and sepnrnte are the
fortnnes ni this riverside battle. The
Germans ure on our bi-.nk eniilnding
the lines of the Allies' trenches. We
creep tip and the Gt-rinunn come into
sight out of the tri‘|iches, rush to
the hnul\, and are scnttei‘crl und
snuislierl. 'l`lu- Allies follow wit_li ti
f"icrcf> Ini_voiiet cliargt-_
“'l‘he ill-.luiiaiis do not whit. They
rush to-the iirillges and ure swept ii-
way Hy the deadliest destroyer of
ull, the nnichinu-gun. 'l‘he i»rid,_'c is
blown up,bnt who can say iiy wlioni.
Quickly the train runs brick. ‘
" ‘A brisk day] rennirlfs the corre-
spondent. ‘Not so bud] replies the
pflicor. So the days pass."
lIHUlllIH SEllllll]lS -
METHODIST. _
FIRST METHODIST.--Ili-v .l_ I..
Dutvsoti at ll it. ni. and 7 p. m.
I
GRACE CHURCH.-Rev. I-‘. I-I. Lit-
tli-jolnis ui ll ii. ni. Slilijeut: “Lift-'ii
(‘oursc-." Siiiniiiy Sciiooi and liiliic
crlosser. at '_l_Il0. Rev. G. W. Miiigle.
B. 1)., i.i.. ll.. Si-ci'e-tary liord`s Day
Allianoi-_ at 7 p. in. A :eps-clui oilorimr
will bo tnkon ut this s<\i'vit'u ln uid ot'
the above fund. All st-nts trot- und
i-vt-r_vIi.iti_v wt-lt'oint=_
PRESBYTERIAN.
ST. JAMES.-Ili-v. Ilr. I-‘niicrlon at
111|. in, und 7 p. tn.
NE\V ZION.--llc-v. G. ('_ ’l`:iylor will
pu-:ieli at all st-|~vii'4~s. 'l`h<‘ cliildrcns
tul|lr1::_:t will lit-. “Wliy 'I`ln- II:-nrt is
not (ill-:ni_~u-tI.“ Iiiorniin: Suiiii-I-t_"St.
Mark." ltlvt-iii|ig.“.S`-I. John and the- llrii-
I=T0u_" 'I’ra_v<-r inn:-fini; nl I0 ii. ni.. sor-
vicl-S ut ll zi. nt. and 7 p. ni. `
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.--llcv. ll.
lt. Ik-Il will occupy the pulpit Iiotii
niornlni: und 1-vc-niing. 'I‘Iu-rv will lu-
baptii-nn at tlil- 1-Io:-v of tin- l-vr-nlui:
sf-rvlct-_
BAPTIST.
BAPTIST.--Hi-rvives tit II n, ni. nnd
7 p. ni.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL.-All
Saints lluy. Holy (‘ninniunion uf li
and ll ti. m. Miitina. I0.lf- ri. ni. Even-
song, 3.140 p. ni.; Memorial Service for
depart.:-d iiioiiiln-rs und those who have
fallen in tire- war. ut 7 p. ni.. with ser-
mon. <‘oII~-1-lioiia nil day in aid of tin-
('t\nioI|-ry Fund.
ST. PAUL'8.- Rector. llev. T. W.
Murphy. Morning prayer at ll ri. m.
I-'lvciiing Prayer 7 p_ni.. lloiy Vom-
munlon after the ll o'cinck service..
Sunday School and llilile classes, 2.30
p. m. All seats free.
CHURCH OF
FEOPLES
Lean will
D. Mc-,
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‘AT SUNDRV TIMES.'
(R. Dunkerley_) `
A silver star on a golden sky.
And the clouds ablaze with fire.-
Wliat ls there there to draw u sigh
And bring n strange desire?
Sonietlilng is there of the Lund .\t`ur
And pntlis by man ninrod.-~
A golden sky i-nd a silver stair.-
Somethlng is there-oi' God.
A crashing sea on a lonclv shore.
An-fl ai corpse left b_v tin- iido_- --
What is tlierv there for i-vt-|nior--
'l'ii hrenk out pretty prid--'_’
Soinetiiing is there of tha- I’o'.v<-rs tinit
he
And Naturefs awful roiI_---
.\ :-only siicre and a I-ras: -' - ' st-~i,--
Souiotliiiig is II-t-.re-~o:` <_;od_
The angel fzitt- r-I ii sit-I---.1-; i-iiild,
_\nd the n'.;ii| iight hurting: lo\t'_---
\‘.`us~l is ther# til--ve to ti ni - the wild.
_\n4l liid ‘iii ;-i:‘.li~~|- go?
14--iiittliliig is Eli. rt- oI` th- ll ilv l'lnci>,
\\`ii‘ro ni.-n nab: ln-st i`.:is!n=d_--~
.\ nic# ping viii I with an 1\'n.;\-l l'nr:t-,--
Sonietliiiig is li t-re~-of tion.
_\ i=trnnger's iiniiut- on ii :-ios=a_\' stone,
And ri niouiid t'orgott<-n lon<~-
\\'liut is tlir-ro tlwrt- to I-aiizt nr prono,
.»\-prnyiiig to lie' stroin:
Soiin-thing is there oi' i`iidyn.i; l"n‘.:\e,
And a song Iieyoiiri lin- .<od_--
A mossy stone and ai sli‘aiii;vi"s iianu-,--
Sonu-tiling is tlif-rt--~-ot” (ind.
A tiniii ol' love- on a cross ot' lniti-,
And t‘or_t.;iv1-in-ss for his foes,
Wltait is tht-ro lhori- to <~oiu|iit-r into
And all our vvnys iiisposr-'.'
Soliit-tliiiii.-; is llieri- oi’ the llf-url A-
liovv,
Stroiigt-r tlnin crime or t-iod_--
A cross ol` lnitr- bitt at nian ot' lo\‘¢-_~--
Soiiil-tliiin; iviiispi-rs (ind.
THE YELD-MARE CL.AASS
Al soiin- of our ll-ndini: txhiliitions
this _rt-ar 1.-oiisiilr-riililv ironliit- urost
in :unite bi'i-t-tl:~i rt-i:a|'iliin: tin: zlpps-ai"
unch of ,vi-ld iiinm-s in tlit- viiaitiipioii-
ship <'l:i_~‘:~:, 1-spa-i-in!i_v win-rv no claiss
lnid ln-en listed for lin- yi-ld ftiiarea,
and coils:-Init-iiiiy tin-ir a|i|n-ai'aiici‘
t'or rlnittipioiisliip was tin-ir first show-
ing in-fort- tin- jiillgt-_<. Soiiio ol' the
prizt- lists ivt-rv nindo to rt-:ul that to
roinpt-to I'or <'lniii|pionsltip :in unitnai
must In- the winnf-r oi' :I i-lass. \\`ln-rv
tlicrt- ivas no class for ‘vt-ld tii:ii‘cs it
st-if-iiivtl vicar that any whit-Ii niiiflit ln-
ut the show. wort- not I-iiiiihle lo coni-
pctv for s\\'<-I-p-:<tai<v:~:. and _\i-I it did
not st-viii uiiont-tlif-r riulit to in-I.-|\ ii
tlrst~i-lass iiniividuiil oul oi' tin- coni-
pi_\tition.
"l`lnr fault is in the prize li:-tt. 'l`ln-rr
should ln- it class for yt-ld iiiart-i=_ und
thc winin-r oi' this class luis just as
good ai rigln to vtiiiipt-to for rlisitnpion-
ship as tho winnr-r of any other claiss
at thi- sliow. Soup- hold that yvld
nnirl-s should lnivt- no pint-1- iti tht-
priei- list. lntt wii_v‘.’ llor:=t-incn know
llnil itoino iiiiirt-_-a. :ind good ltrooilt-i's
too, only hr<-t-d i-ve-ry st-cotnl your,
’l`li<-_\' also kiiow Iiint. owing to :irri-
lif-iits or other uiiialiaps a wlnniin;
inaiiw- niziy not Iinvr- ii l'u:il nt foot and
no is not 1-ll|.:il»Io for tin- brood-ltiziro
trluss. ’l`lie niari- may he hrt-tl and
safe- in foal, and _vet rzinnol sliow_
It is not fair to In-up :-nn-Ii ati individ-
ual out ol' lin- i-oinp+‘tilion_ -She is ii
Iirr-t-der and should have In-r class.
and lit-r t'li:un'<_‘ at the n\v\»i-pstalit-.s
i'ililioin~: and .~:i|vt-rwnre. She is just as
wortliy as any ot' Ilio difft-rt-tit hires
ot` coils which linve won their t~.lui-isps.
Slit- is not worIli_\‘ ot' and should noi
he pcrtniiit-il at place ili ii brood-ni:iri-
i-lass, lint. it is no more ditiicull to
ifoniparc and contrast. and rt-anti iliiiil-
ly ii fair roiicliisioti lictwi-t-ii ii lirood
inure und ii yt-ld mare than it is lio-
twocn ii brood niarn and :i aniekitnz
foal., ii _vt-urlitti:_, ai two-yt-hr~old or ai
titre(--yi-iir-old volt. in rt-vis-itis prim-
lists this ditlii-nlt_v .should In- over-
voiiu-.--- ldxv..
MAJORITY OF ADULTS PARTIALLY
_ INFECTED.
I Ncnrly i-vory adult livinx: in ii inod-
orn city is iiit`t-vit-ti with tiiliorcitlosain
to sonio e-xll-nl, dl-<'lai‘ed ltr. lf. 1',
llarriunn, principal and pi'ot`cssor oi'
iinc.loriolog_v ot' l\’Ii-ictltiiiiiltl (foils-go,
to tho nieiiiht-rs`ot' the Nonnids t‘lul\ at
tlitilr regular iiioi-.tiiig in the l-Jdin-
- liurlzli i'u|`o lust night.
“Nsgeii hai-t shown tinit in a study
ol' 500 ulitopsios, on tin: hodirs of
udnllii dyliig I’roni all vuiisr-si, ln- found
tiilio-‘ctllosls li-sioiin present in 4_\`i'»,"
:idded the dot-tor.
l)r_ Iiui'riso|i It-.i-.ttiri-d on iiei-tt-i'i-
- ology, dealing csp<-.cially with \'u<'l'l|ni-
tion :ind tho luivilli of l_vphoi|l, dlpth-
vria, smallpox, innit-rin. :ind 1-.t-vt-riti
other iiiilt-iisos, Iii- paid hiuli trilnltc-
tu lin' work ot` lin- invt-sligaitor.-:_ und
dt-cliirofl tho fruits ot' tht-ir liiliors wi-re
.niorv tlniii onougll to ju.;tiI`y' the in-
. :'oiiveiiii-|-1-4-is und Iiardsliipis under
gouo_ In I.ondon_ the Iulu-i'¢-tiiosis
tlualli ruin ln |584- two yenri: lifter
Ilohert Koi-h I|:i:i tliscovt-rt-il tin- Ini-
i-iilus of tin- tiist-use---wits 3.12. witllt-
iti 190| it had Iii-en ri-din-od to 12,34;
- in New York tin- redin'tion win: from
4.45 lu 1884 to ‘_'_75i in 1903.
ENCOURAGING RESULTS.
"Such r<-.iniits nrt- i'-|n~ourli|.:itig_" tho
:ipoakt-r said. “und as soon as niuiiici-
pnlitit-ia rocoltiiims the litnportntico ol'
purity and trol- irirctlixtiloii oi' sir, suf-
|loli1'_v oI` food, :uid purr\`l`ood. tin- pro
vision ot' wt-ll t-mnilrtiolml and voiilli-
uti-d .~suitn_v rootn.-i and the cotinfrni-tioti
ot' pulilit- nliattoirs_ thr- iioonr-r will
this dn-:id (list-uso ho controlled."
ll:-aliiig with small pox, ltr. Iinrri-
I Ion dccitircd: “I-‘i-w nite,-.fitioii now lin-
vulne of vaccination; certain fue.-ts din-
ccvered sinro Jonncr‘s tltnenro im-
portant such ns tho nnrexslty of ro-
‘viierfitiiition after ii certain period. tho
use ot' giyvorlnf- to kill the pus form-
ing gernis so frequently found in the
fresh lymph, and the noceusity of
strict cieaiiiim-ns in lim actual oper-
ation. Where vneeinntimi In properly
4-nrried out. the mortality Is nil. and.
nowndayii, In civilised countries, small-
pox is ii rare disease.
THE AGON E8 OF' HADE8.
A _ _'t siippé _
inaneiirrnz ' Ii'
hll
_ ._ ‘f There’s-a-Crisp-Autumn .‘
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.ll Z.il`.
d s Guarantee
Two Piece Shirt and Drawers
GREEN LABEL $1.00 GARMENT
RED LABEL 1.25 GARMENT
BLUE LABEL 1.40 GARMENT
BLACK LABEL 1.75 GARMENT
A FEW SAMPLE LOTS _AT A bAVlNG
SAMPLE UNDERWEAR, WAT SONS, a saving of 25
d.c_, slightly soiled on double edges but none the Norse. Also
20 Combinations, all Wool, Watsoti’s make $1 .75_up to_5_5Q.
BEST LINE OF SAMPLES ever shown in this nity,
good fleece underwear No. 1. Pcnmans’ $1.00 a suit.
ALL THE BEST HERE in Boy’s Jersey Sweater Coat
Shirts and other comfort living garments at before prices
Freshness in
\ .- '
the Air
_ 1, _ 1,,-.,/I  Wiii¢ii wiiimake yonoiiiiiii,
  Of Warmer Underwear
Stanf|eld's Underwear Canadir’slVIost~Fan7iousBrani1'
One lot of Ladies drawers 85c Garments at -t5c. (no vests
to match this lot). Heavy weight _$3.00. _ F
`I.Al)lES` STAN FIELD-Special value at hills a garment
F leeced underwear 551:, 75c_and 95c. _
NICE VARIETY of chtlclren’s undcrvcsts from 25C to 50
BOY’S UNDERWEAR-Extra value at lille: _ _ _ _
large table of sample underwear and cotiiiiinations, 100 pieces at 2;; p. c._ discount. ,
ALI. SIZES, in chiidtcn`s vests and drawers, about 300 to choose from, sizes 3 tol_9 yrs,
. ' F
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Is Always Obtainable at Patons
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Stanhel -  Stanfield's Underwear is_ made for comfort and wean
Every Gamient all Wool Un- The soft elastic wool, the perfect _fits ensures _luxuroui_~,¢0m_ -
slirinkable-lf any Gamient fort; Stanfieicls is made for service, and service considered _
Sh,-inks in the wash win be fe. Sranfield's is the most economical Underwear in the world. -
placed free. - Made in all the latest styles.
CLOSED-CRUTCH COMBTNATIONS
Are the safest most practical design on the market. ‘
They offer all the advantages of other designs with
none of their short comings at $3.00 and $3.50, also
WA’l`SON’S at $1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.75 to 4.00.
~ rt! ff "
4* /fiilggi
(liher Good Lines t 50£, 654% 7517> 85C, $1-00, $1-25 
N S The House
P A T of Quality
How To ~c|_EAN_" I
I
Iioiise-t-it-iiiiiinr i--. it siiiijot-t. whit-it
housewives have I-Iuiiiil-li to know all '
about since time ininioral. lint tliol
wise oiivs nnioin.: tln‘in»ui‘1- <'ou.~;lutitl)' l
It-.iii'iiiin; soinctliing tri-sli about this
\‘l-r_v iniportnnt work. llociurs Hull
sviontists are ifolistuiitiy loliiniz ns
tinit inost of its nrt- not hall pnrtit-n-I
lui' onouirli about tlu- Iiiorongti rv-
Iiioviil oi' dust., :uni are n|n<'li too fond
of dust Iiai-not-itil: “<»i'ii=\1i|\‘u|§" Hull
“di';ipiin:s" in our livinl; roonis. 'l`ll\‘ l
followiiiix dt-‘tziiied dire(-tion.=z for tin-|
I
proper \v<-4-.I<i_v lut'niui'_ out of a sit-
liin; rooni in ;:t-iii-nil urn- nrt- ;;i\'l-n in
an I°1ni.:lisIi paper:
I. Ill-ino\'v tniiit-vlotli, :=ni:ill drnp-l
I-ri:-ii. rugs, and iiinsliii liiinds. l
13. llusl all small zirti<~Ii-s and orini-
iin-iits and plum- Iitoin on ti Inrui- trii,\'
on the talilc. (_Yo\'¢-t' \vitl1 a dust slit-ct.
Sonif-.tinit-s tin- tray of oriinint-tits is
vurrietl to atiotltt-r rooin.
il. Dust and thi- pile outside nie-
tlliiiii-sl;-.etl airticll-s. sin-.ii :ts <-liair:-i.|
hrusliinit :ind lit-atiin.: npliolstt-red
paris. ll' walls :irc to lic swept. tulle(
down tho dust pirfuris; those in gilt
friiiiios should not lu- tout-lied with
tin- hand noi' ii I-lotli, lnil should iw
lightly dusted with ii t'viitIi<-r brush
kept for this purpose oiil_v_
4. Dust und niovu out trotn wnll
iiirne iirticles oi' furniturt-_ such ns tht-
piiino; cover with dust :die-els.
5. Shiike and pin up curtains.
6. Dust blinds, roll up, and cover
with paper, _
. liiiy down ii liezirtli cloth and;
rake oiil all sinders and unites t'rotn
1.:i‘ul<-_
8. S\vet-p walls with ii Iuiir Iirooni
t-over with n clean duster.
ii. Sprtnilic cnrpl--I wilii ulrziii, damp
ton lcuves und swoop with ii lnird
hrooin. tin- way oi” tin- pile; (ln-n
swt-I-p tin- surround with ii soft hrooin.
10, \\'Iiii+- dust is st-ttliiii: siiuiil-
liiliit--vlotIis_ snnnll di'npi-t'lc~s. rn;:s, und
nnisiin l>linds_.otitsliIo in the opt-ii air.
li. Polish grail-, 1-li-an lueartli, t`t-ti-
di-r, utid iiri--iroii.s; Ia_\' Iirt-, ii' i'ol;\iir-
t-ll.
12. <`l<-nn Lzlolius, windows, lii'iisst-s,
(‘lt'.
121. llnst it-tiixt-S, slti»l‘.t-.~'. and :iii ii||-
l-ovi-rt-ti parts, not forgi-tiiitiz tin-
waiiuia 4-oiiliiz and Ilia- topo ot' thi- doors.
and wipi- oil' dust _ whirli 4-olli‘t'I.\'
round t`riinn- ot' lin- door tliroiiitli tin-
drnuifiit oi' air.
I-I, <‘:\r\-t`l|lI_v i'<`>ii\o\'i- dilst-sin-i-Is.
1-It-._ sliukiiii; tin-in oiit.~iidv ulid |`oiiiin|:
lin-in with t-it-an sidi- inside, in-I`or¢-
piiiriiiiz tin-iii in ilu- di'u\\'<-rs, win.-rv
lln-_\' art- lit-pl; attend to flows-rs. 1-tc.
I5. \\';\.<Ii ptiinl, polish l`u:'nitnr<~,
and wash or poiisii ilu- surround.
16. Upon window and It-t floor dry.
I7. l'npiu cnrtaitis and i't-piiico
<-vt-ijvtliiiiir. lt' not ve-r_\' li/-nv_v and hip,
riirlziiiis ina_\' lic takt-ii down fort-
ni|.:htl_\'_ slniki-ii :ind rhinitis.
IS (lr-<~nsloinill_\` the orn:\nn~nts nrt'
iviisln-d and tin- ci-iiinr, is Iirusin-d
willi ii 'l`nrlt‘:= hvnd lirnsli,
"\\'ii<-li iizizf-l t‘ro;ini i-t :I \\'o'i|i- i|`\il
proparntion t`or t'urin|: f‘|\a\ip<-ti Inind.~i
~ at ll iv 't liriitior; niiili --e lh- rt-uizli
- - .pp. .: 1 - _ -
.iii-ss disappear and 'I-iii'--es _ioni llntids
sniooiii :ind vi i\‘t\ty_ .lin-‘iiiiiiioii
llrug (‘o.. t-ornor Iirt-at' \i\oi'i't» :ind
Kent Simi-tri. :in-
“Eoys two piece suits. bloomer
pants, fit boys' from 6 to 12 years old
worth up to $4.00 now $2.98. PATONS.
6307-10-31M2iE1i_
"Hundreds of Sweater Coats, Lad-
ies. Gentlemen and Juniors at special
prices at Patons. _ 6308-10-3tM2i.
 _ __ _.___ - --___  eg-_ -i
-I c/me or THE nionse.
; I-Ivt-ry owuci' ot' ii colt. should look
will to tho twirl- of the fin-l. Such
3 lroiiiileii as ring liotzi-_ sitio In-;-os and
:ipnvins :irc-, in iuost. cusos, c-iiuio-tl by
the hoof' lieiiip: crooked. wiiiwi ,iiiakos
i= s'i~:iiti and an uiiequal miliiiic--2.
l .\i-vor keep ii t-olt on ii hard iloor,
_or ii :doping ont- \':IiieIi puts too nnirli
strain on tin' init-k cords. 'i‘iii.~' ap-
plies to ii liorso ot' any nge. 'i'lu- ilior
_slvniili ln- 1-vi-n, and pit-ul_\' oi litter
_:zi\‘.iy\'> vlvztii, .~.iic.-uid bf: tu-li' iiudei'
:tho ft-I-I. it' tin: ilooi' is oi' ;il:nii:_ ~
l (li°o\\'?n_¢; rolls siionltl lirvs- it box
sinll :ind at grlnuid floor, :intl il :~flioulti
,ln- i-I--nin-li I-v‘..'_\' d:r\'. lt is ii :-li: for
_ii \vo_liliorn_fjoi: to ho i‘ui\n»ii Iii its
izrowing.
Had siiooiin; -'-niises iiunn' Iiors.-i-. to
trnvt-I lnnlly, Init shoolltg is not -.ihol-
iy to liliuiit-_ t‘z|.rell-.~\s_ iinioniii' :id-
ju.<tnn-iit ot' tin- liiiriiei-is is out- ~~:itise_
is tin- Iiorsi- Iuirn ii durk. iiiive-utilit-
.ti-ii plnct- where you dislike to stay'
i ion;.:'_’ Poor pluco this for good lior.-it-~'_
,‘llotl<»|' iiiiprovt- it now.
ilorsi-s will slump tiirougli tin- in-sf
vt-nn--nt tioor _von can iniilu- in wiiurt
ordt-r. l'tit plank on top ol` lin- I-4-iii-
,¢’IIl. ‘
“Tin-_ pnri-st. fresln-sf und niosi df-l-
isliions ciiovoliilt-s procurnhlii, will he
|`ouud In-re. lilvt-ry week wi- iw-t-I-ivr
u 1`r¢.-eil supply. 'l‘In-_v are flirt- to
pit-1|-to you. 'I`lie 'l‘wo Macs. i4!I Great
(l|»oi':1t= St. Inuit'
"89c. will buy you a good Sweater
Coat. See Patons Window.
6308-10-31M2i.
_ f__A§.lMl
U1 i wil'
"Buy your underwear at Patons to-
day. 6308-10-31M2I.
rf Tl
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,Try the Haberdashery 7
for Comfortable Underwear
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IF you have never known
the pleasure and comfort
s'raNi=iELo's combini-
\(f -  tions with perfect cl0Sffd
/_, .
crotch start now and join that
` 1DDY Ht my 0_f well underclothed men who wear
1  he `
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UNSHRlNKABLE
 _  uNoi=.iiwi-:Ati _
F<:>;-"5 ` `  mad
 0 f0r_ men in perfect fittinl sizes. lStanficld’s
_.fit-J -` =-,“__-»-~-."l < .
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_ mbuiations won’t sag, bind or creep up on you when
every taste.
thermometer drops
-- ~--i.-t-_-.t_.- HENDERSON & cunnons  w
  __ _f Washed-\hey’re uninriniisiiie. _
  ' .WC l111V<‘-_chosen our stock so as to offer aiarile
’s"i"|’-Axrliln-5  Variety of Weights and fabrics which will appeal ff’
, ' _'ml Bl" I-illlfll. also Penmun St Gear e and V/0|'
 ' §l°_;'li°l'l" lW°~Piece suits in Natural Wool, Silk alll Wool
li "Y '“‘ll“°'°“* Weirhn both ninbiiiiiilin mtl on pim-
“ It is time to buy now so as to be ready when the
mumlm ' _ . Gates Old .Sunil