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04*Per.
• him With his, disdain. ,"WeliR '
seiere inflOrmed: See to it that you.
are. at "-the Secretary's 'Office before.
noon With the ten POunds-AllmtY.Wt°
'which You are obliged to eneeer
4.;;11,I4sluPtOtlanur intisadfccaleedfrd4'sbpairrt:tdittrIleig_e
opiteethe eat'tst the. morning; He
theright it very likely thatethe wholee
Net, Weifild be discovered,. and that he,
Would elipbahlY be hanged, at to leapt
branded and -sold , tette ".slaVery Iike
those' •other damned rebeleceenvietS/
With 'whornbe had been ed Mad
associate himself. .• •' '
Stiateleed uP• b„is hat., .ands
:..w.,:mit,Ont in qUes,t of. Petc B1od. But
whereloole, for hiM?
Finaily he determined tO.e..e0 up • to
bele:Ad SielioP"S.PlantationereohOlY
Sloed WOUld h thoro; Tf h Nir.lre
net, Notiaa rooli-find Pitt, arid
: •
0.
'BEGIN,,i1ERE. TO -DAY. 911.02'.a'sereiceabi,e:Aeliekry,. and that
t•t
captain e i'. ' ',_ , its ,otiver 'Wee 'clieteeeed 'to: sell it for,
' Blood, ' physician .anir ad:-. 1.
twenty-two. eveningar on
Venturer, beeeinee. 'the Slaie of cdloriel' ill beifeli, leiter stlited_. handed, tile
- • °peen. eseeie an 0 ' to • hi s• new, associate, an Nuttall
•13' 4-- 4-.-r."BaTbeider /e" .
just
liavingebeene eent ethere after' an •
-convictieneen a..eharge. trea2 111-kIht 'off With instructions to COmPlete
son. aainst King james of M'Yeeta*--41-PePt4C.: a" —wharf,
ecu
t the fellewingday
ile is perniitted unneual:freedom , and then bring the boat to the
entise of his .1.1inewledge :Of medicine, under cover of night Blood an
and •thus 'is enabled', to beethite the "II'S 'fellow-cenvicts Would: join, him
leader ae plot:10 escape fr0111 the
elandeie-rOnee of censpira- .
tors iti'',';10.eerny • Pitt,- a At sunsit'Pete-Slood was hailed-hy
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VViison Publishing
FIRSTAID WINE woops'
, gnsiwjettige'-'Thai Every Man
.,,Qping l'xIti;). the Wopti4 .
1
. , • . ''' •.• Shoiati..Posses
'.' "Aniline/ Whas!will, nee bite bead and
retnall* ,C001 Will be able to care ler FOR .7eng '
dlnrist. pier. accident that .piAy .befa4 .' , . . PRY
LA U N
writes Dr,•Cher ea f
;11"°hF A NX ALL. . ,
othpany Harris in ,the July ise e • Field r
WING
I and. Stream 114egazine, e, • , •
- • :......stiravgeiv eAcligh
•ja
tAinit'tor,yeinemb,e17 •wb,Cil are• .
to. be eteeatee in camp,: according to
Dr. Harris, is. to do as little, eenaisteat.4
;geed ;fire(' aid, ,
writers,, ."Itlattro,, ittrit4c.in fiDiior- 'Fourth 'of July Reflections by
tunfty and nerhane slight tiSetstSilcea c r 1113
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Is 'a great .healer Oeistinlids." DO not 1,--1-11F Sage of
do enere,te DeOltefl. bpne than, is ab, To the Editor- of • The , Nevi' York
. v'erwotrittit's
Make fetiew
G11 •
leave a sine:sea& with him. '•.Ile ,wei. eolutely neceesary: sUnlesse A :wound, ,, .. times: • . .. es.. , . •e . • ..
. e. 4
'11c.(Itiaint.ed. wio Fitt iiiya , ft* 'Pf . oevioUpeye otter,. bit .6h41.114. Pe 00117...!', !' 13a:Yerley .nille; :Cal> Jeer 4,'
'te,xt 'for ,§esiting .,01(coa impt,),?Q..th'at he ,,s,favr.qit..44;•cTeil.4.•• .In ether .evoi*; do.' Well; title:lathe Eonrth ''or joir end'
.. .
rpse,de , enedicat.aseie. nce; „. ..... ,, ., . not '. eilli4a4, the pOa-4htlitr,pi':•infear 'MY," hidSs.penping. theSe .glent crackere,
,., 'ingetteeivennel-eby,:deing ,teo. pinch* ter heiven'C.heen ',tiny great p'serlotie• eel,
Pitt's Shaee,irt.:thio/bortese:.lia .pi&•••
out, Bleed was s..,elting Out •frona"..C4Ceve ,HeContinued,-. "A Surgical: leit••that ,- ` Too. '.51,p ,,,cco:Ittr.ge7e. ,44110.,..0oroe,
;the. ,Pettient."'„ Se , e ' ee .,'''. ee. • . , . ee' elaete pi . 14, bettleeceri el ten p . .
7,.A.rid, at the . ,same, tinie tlitit: he'.Set
arnMent. House at last,. hiving serfar
eaSed.the.Goverrier's cexidition as to
,be Perniitted te.departe Beingineent;
eed, he would, but for an unexpected
delay; ".have rea,ched.• the 'stockade
ahead -of •Nuttell • in which case tette.
era). unhappy eyentS,Inight have heen
"averted. •.. The ;unexpected delay. yraa
oecasionell by :11/liee. Arabella Bishop.'
t.
They nleti• at thee gate of - the luxur-
iant 'garden :of . Government Heine,
and Mies. Biehepeehereelt mounted,
stared to sees'e:P-eterelilood. on horse-
. . .. • , .
•
• "thig' iinteresting:friendship -.Colonel' Bishop ' ""There'S' • the .GO'ver-:
' . .
'f'eltelerelieteVeen Blood. and Atabella„. Pore•Wrth, n att.sele gout, sere
Aloe -asgeeiare..see.,ee eneeet •001.01e,I. ,ing= lilt*. wounded horse. * Be. PO,
House!
leo‘ttepleied,nd tothe
a
GO ON WITH THE the
• • , • . venamen ons •
:Sf.tting;Oleee' they, 'talked. in Whis- .horae, 'Kent, Orthe.-Iotet'll be all., night
Perk:for. an. liciqt or..nictre..TkeY would .getting there."
fle2d their enter- They bustled hien 'away, choking al-
a ',Iialf-clOa at legiet,'.a: inost froni.e reluctance that he dared
recOre ifepoesiblee. but ' no mere' .than not show. The thing was unfortun
'that ':They,Milit pick Acbeste out ...it Ate but. Otter. 41 not beyond remedee
eezeetsbaCereefit-eitnevivokie--of----the-,-M4on---e:Theeeecape---W;eoeteefoteriiidniglitrand
•Mentli.',rneeeethat "Colonell Bishop had he shoed easily -be back by then. , • ,
• ae 'Orel 'ellen! who understood thO:•: .He m'aunted the horse, that Kent
sea '•were. deSirabN. But of these ' procured him, ,intending to make all
there We wereyonlYeetwer-ive'that iinfere 1 heath; ' •
•tunnte gang, 'andutheirlenewiedge was "How 'shall 1 re-enter the Steckad'e,
fill.',:they 'Were. Hai -thole* sir?" : he inquired at parting: P
&yid. Navy,"and Nicholas • Dyke, who Bishop."When they've done With
:a.'"gentlernart'•Who •had,.'SerVeti,lif‘'thet *•"yrki'll ..not said
.had.;htion',O, petty officer. eire the late You at Government House they nirlY
thite, 11.0,41116rewas anotheri'fied a kennel for you there until , the
,.,Whe iradtten a gunner, a man Maned. Morning.' • • . '
'"'• , Peter' Blood went. off in a state 'of
everything," " Was- mind bordering on despair. A -post,
EICOWS' lart ,reCoramendatioti to 'him' Tenement. ef the escape -at least until
•at ..." •.• • • ' • I to-metrow night was necessary now,
. • Cemirie net morning to the wharf, and postponement must Mean:the sdis-
Mead found Whacker a`gener-
,....cuz„ pool
• "It's `reef.,'-' money require," said
•'•
he,. "lint. Vie boat 'itself... •For Who
' telling Me a boat ' and incur-
. ring ihe.fenalties jue„Governor Steed's
et I a rra o ? telt have eead:it/ine
Whacker ' a', little with
ight lips. "I've thought Of if. You
wll scb that.,the\inati . Who', buys the
gest mr:et 'elle of thoSe 'Who 'goe'ee
` with; yee"--.--to that he .is "not:here to
aneWer -.q•sreetio,ns afterward.";
"But ia to, go with me save
r.,16 niy‘C-Pr';:l' Case? What I cannot
• de, 'they cat -n -e.."
ti ->re, are eti'vers detained 'on the
leand .bzzi ...slaves,' there are seV-
• .43tal.Who aro here for debt, and wOuld
be glad eneueldi ppremi their wings.
''1•61!.ow Nuttall, now • who
foi:oeeeejeeeelee_deee • of n_iship.;ight,
'Mloot to know 'Would 1Wel'-
etyn*.,,-.611cb, ehrince as you Might:
ac'erel him.' ' • ,
Bee elineld a debtor come with
nio-ley. to b beat?' .The 'imestion
wille lee eele" • .
Tr; , he 'kkrt,.. it will. if you
.:efintriee rlieweily, 's all be gone
hefe-rd 'that happena."' ••• ••• • •
• , (ltd. r41.6e,d, take him that
ri
w th n an lieu he contrived to see
Nn111, and 'found the 'fellow as...dis-
.pleeed th the business as pr: Whacker:
}ad predicted. When he left the ship':
„ wright, • it v:as agreed that Nut -tall he • 're'cluir° cert4in medmarnents
should .4..2,2; th.! boat required; for which he must f r°n1
Which',"L:00 at 'once iirodeee,:th akthtcarY•
the, mon' ' • • On that.pretext, he ,raade excur-
' 014 (.7.111, e o•tne • "sioriiitce the aWaknirig• town,- and
N'titte:Ir ;ed him , that he h ttr141Itt.711*
•
"Good.peeknitig, 'sir," she hailed him
pleasantly. "It's close upon a month
since last 1 saw
. ' "Twenty-one 'days to the I4ur,"
'
said, he. "I've counted themit,.
If he woidd wait a 'moment they,
would ride back together. She had
but corne to inquire of 'the Governor's
health- it her uncle's reeniat • ,
So he waited and so they to -de back
to C.solOnel BishoVe house. ' Theyrode
obliViens 'olefin „others in the ...world
that morning.- He Was telling her the
sto.ry of his early turbulent
. sary u n
t .
1-
15.82
1104: to:ntOin ,•eVerything thiet• id obselee Cobane. lib thdaY Georg 0 W , . :.
,sa
juries that ire nommen, will contain speeches. ' Georgie' started out wav;•
widths.' of, ppe7 to three ! Welles, ad-, You' which one will get you "the fare
peckages of sterile gauze, bandages -in ling a flag 'and dal the ballot.' 0/kit:vs
y ,,
liesiere tape in Iwo -inch width, Iodine,' the'st. . ...•' • ' -, . ,
and'eafety-pine." • '', - : ' „ '• 1. I was born on Nov. 4,' which is elec.
a few generaethinga 'that Should be I tioft daY, there would have peen no
remembered, no, matter whet theeln-
Tdjuarnyger4Omf9innie.Pet:€sefen trh ithan, m7falyT ste:Onill et)"
train „evitheut in cases where the shin
is. breeiteneut-leeer• clevel'Ope from • Within
In 'eases of -a severe bruise or whet.°
* been a arrbut the skin do bothlalk ?with a whine,
AN A."4"fitACTIVE. COSTUME
,
-
• .The' women or 'keiel who enjtaYs,
making her own under -garments will
finci'thia slip quite simple to fashion.
'therezia: an inverted ''plait at ,each
side seam provide. for the neees-
f 1 ese and the top 'may he
.ehapedeaS.tine:VeieW4TecirStraight-wistir
shoulder Arena like View B. No. 1582
is, in Sizes 36, 40, and 44 inches' buet.
Size 36 is suitable fpr 34 or "36, and
requires',204 5Tards- 36 -',or 39 -inch ma-
terial for :View' A,,! or 2%. yards for
View B. Price .20, cents. the pattern:
Transfer Design No. 1440 effeetive-
ly trims both views and is inlilue .or
:Yell0w„. Pike 25 &rite 'the pattern..
Many styles of Smart apparel May
be found in e our ,Feshion 130qlee Our
deeignerS,, origiriath their pateCrns ' in
the heart -of .style centres, • and
their creations are those of tested
popularity, brought within the means
of the average woman. Price. Of the
book 10 cents the copy.
.‘ CHAFTER-VIL7
,
Mr. Jainee Nuttall made all speed.
regardless Of the heat, in his journey
from Bridgetown to Colonel Bishop's
plantation, where he learned Dr.
'Blood. wee' not :at home. 116 man Of
Sense might have eat. dove and wait -
cd, judging :That to be the quickest
.and. surest way in theend. ' But: Nut-
tall had no 's-ense. . Ile ,bliindered to
-the end of the. avenue, and round the
.corner of it,.; and there ran into *Pitt,
alone, •Witli a. wooden spade.
upon fm irrigation Channel. •Pitt
etaited-,..at him,' and the -shipwright
ponredi out his airio neWs, in a dis-
ry f ' est' of the In ',countryseeongs' and Calvin writee ite
Dr. Harris' point out .thit, 'there -axe thin' day, and if it hadn't been for elec-
• TIIET MET AT.' THE GATE OF.
THE LUXURIANT G-ARDEN OF
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
covery of Nultall'e .transaction and
the askieg, queStions it :would ,be
'difficult to ansiver. .
Not until •the early hours of \the
Morning did Peter • Blood succeed in
Making , a 'temporary escape from
Government House on the, ground.that
• • '
" Round ;the bioele of cane 'came -
big man in hiscuit-colered '.,•taffetee
followed, 215y two 'negrees' eip 'cotton
drawers who .were Armed With cut.
: • • • .
Mr:.Nuttall.iooked wildly this way
and that a 'moment, then. belted like
a rabbit for the weeds.. Pitt groaned,
And stood; leaning upon his
spade. • • . • .
there' Steed l" bawled ColOne
Bishop after the fugitive.. e '
' But the. fiigitive never 'seeenuch'ias
turned his • hear • • • "
le tinned. mew upon the Slave a
,optintcriante that was inflamed .by
heat internal • and external:
"Who was thatrunagate?" he, apk-
ed with terrible Suavity. •
, Leaning oyez on his Spade, Jeremy.
Pitt hung -his -head a little, and shift-
ed uncomfortably on his bare feet, .•
thet
the lid's naked Shoulders With stifle -
Jeremy -looked at the burly. planter
out of sullen, almost. defiant eyes. .
'. "I don't know,", he said, and in, his
voice there %was ,a faint' note ,at least'
Of defiance. • • .., •
•(TO be continued) -••
• 1.es, said the old salt to his rid=
Miring: audience. '!1, have..‘sailed rotind
the World seventy times. But the
W-orse voYage,of all was"the last one.
At ,the ;Equator the heat was ,e0 strong
that we had to take it in turn, to go
down Into the stoke hole to ,get 'cool."
' „ t
, • .
• It v,till ertto-n ,nste d a, e M nard'LI
, nImentor sca y,s a p •
le Ate Ideal 'rWeer 'far. dell. • I
dtra.and you tpo. '
.1t aids appeiite ata
. thee; crivInifot .1111
sweets. lit
IF1
mei•ou•
iSSUL No.
'f
said vilth more_assurance..than he •
felt "if I hate to bleed theiCovo•rner
to death. Be' ready as last night."
"lint .if "there 'are qUestions Mean-
while?," bleated Nuttall. -;
"Arts_wer as beet , You. OM.Us
youwits'rnan..1 ean stay'ne longer"
And Peter Went Off.to the apothecary
for
fpr, artiga.
Within in hour of his going came
anl'offieer of the §etfettirY's to: Nut;
tall% miserable hei,e1., The. seller, of
the beet; had duly .ireported",the sale
at the .S.eoret'ary's office. ,
'We are ireterrned • that you hat.*
bcitighe n *her* from Mt. 11,o}?;ert;
°Farrell," said the Offieer. .
....."Thats is poi? aro 'mitten; „rho'
cortoeiv,ed that .for ,him .this was the
end of the world.
"Yot4 .are:in no barite, -It -seems,' to
&date': tfe'S'all%t. 'WititTaffit
ASffiCa.' Ther'eniiaseiry had -a preper:
bureaucratic
" Mitt-R.11's weak eyes blinked at 4'
redoubled, rate. • , • •
."Ta- ...declare it?"
,"Ye knknowit's the law."
didn't, may it please you."
'"R.tit. it's, in 'the, proclamation pal"-
"
4lithed-,,last-Ittpttary.
"1 e tetani read,. elle/1 I
didn't knowtA, , ,
-Paugh0 'The rneteorepr 'withered
• .
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. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS. ,
• .Write your name and address plain-
ly, giving Member and size of such
patterns as you 'want. Enclose .20c in
starnps or coin (coin preferred; wrap.
it carefu11y for each nuinber and severe Weeding by th familiar tourni•
address your. Meier to Pattern Dept.,
Wilson
'
.Coblidge:'in the Plea Hille„.My, birth-
day. his: modes' owe ineneennde,Seitt.
s'inoee.sback to liOneet 'Work than . apy
other • aye in. the year'. '
At • that; I wish, both of them well
• They are'hoth good 1.06, even if they,
tiesue has.torn p
has not pot been broken; Secondly, the ,
danger from severe hemorrhage or .
bleeding: Thirdly; the danger from
s ical h ck in'easee of crashing or mlnard'S
.
' , • 01.1113,
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WILL .'ROGEItS:
"
. • . _ • •
Liniment tor earache.. 7,
urg s o •
internal injury and ' breaking of large - • '
•bonas: ,•Lastly,' the • daigere . of de-
fe,rmiey e' feom, fractured or brOkeia
bones •
• "14 all ciises Where 'the skin is
broken,'" emphasizes ,pr. Harris,- ”such
as cuts, Scratches . or area's,
ePnneture wounds; or .cceiniound :frac-
:take, 'the , Very first to, de•before*teir
touching the wound ,i0 therOughlY to
as possible. • Next. in 'caid' there
ithetild be; dirt In the Wotind, remove
It by 'Wiping with Sterile gauze or by
picking it put,with'a:linifopeint whieh,
haa' thoroughly been Washed :and
cleaned. then the Would eheeild be
bathed in ;iodine eolution,one half
drug store strength, and bandaged
Should the . Wound show: evidence Of
formation, or look red, inflammed
and angry, then tf.:4 necesary: to 'fur-
ther the treatment., with Wet:dressings,
applied hot 'end 'ehapged often. Plat
.stoxies heated in the fire 'wrapp-ed in
old 'cktbs: or bits of blanket'Oet ndrnirr
ably •in'Aelape. of hot-water .bottles or
'electrie, pAda .for keeping these ,Wet
dressings •hot.:• . •
'"Severe lieinorrhage.or'Needing 15
•best,contrcilled. in the :' Woods by pres;
sure. This may be, applied oVer..the
Cut in„the fnrin of a•Pad, heirl with 'a,
tightly: a,pplied bandage or; in very
• •
West 'Ade- "The treatment of shock or CollePse
. .
iWaiidlseonstP.,uTbloitsolinintog...po.,'i3
Patterns•
sent .h,Y "consists' of siataining the bOrdY heat of
return mail. thepatient-bY means' of hot blankets)
. hot water bottles, or hot stones wrap-
ped in blankets and placed alenggids •
and at the feet of the patient." . The Harley.-bDaasV,IbOLonn made Sate
C...:al'fiend. ctor.
,
and Stream" the Main 'things to ,re- .'.'chine; that
According to the writer in .• epeeee ofir.lipl.d;it.ea,creei.a.,ygcylsel,ta:emtles-ot..1111,ev::,..„.riote..hicr,eoeuda.tn,t.e4dhs_trrinx,lioviltt:at.trnil,eeo:enrinotonhaoi
in their normal pcsiticn as you can, Price t?,:05.'
membef 'in handli7gia.fract.ur.e of ani .3‘,i3,0 to Ga,111.10ioliteo,frAGnodzr:Iwinse:LitrD;otlevaii: ientrep,
type Are: be gentle when manipulat-
tug; Place, the ends .cf bones as nearly Payment $100 -p,,,..,, ¢ee ' • . -
which k:re, .rcgarded r,,;', th,:l
Expensive' Suit.
"That chap: recently paid. five. huh
dred,' dollars for a shit." . • ,
can't believe .ithe'S a miser."
.put this v:tas law suit; you
knew.'" • .• • - '
Too Frank.
"WhY,' Pee this .is roast beef!" ex-
claimed little „wiiiie .' at dinner one
evening. when 'a guest , of :honor
"Of course; what of that?" Said his
father: •
''1Why you told ma this rimming
that: you were, going' to. bring .an' old
,muttonliettd.. home • for dinner. this
evening.",
' • • .
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F BRITISH B
COnStructiVP. Land Settlement , -
S:.1*Ine. Embodied in• ,
NgrePmer.4
'-§PENP'
Youths Will Take Up Farming
t)ttti:tv9:-What,iis ,exueete,d, R44.
of '.the niOsf. C•onstr,uctiette ef _
jaml, ee,ettlement. ecbemei einbedied: •
Ili an 'agreenient ,for ,the .s.ettlernent,of•/,
boYs'on.'clie law', in, Cabad4
Pet- cenoltided, between!: the . British
and Canadian dev,ernMents. ',undec,..the:' •
Enipire •Settleteent•Aet,or 1.922,,, The '
seheme is,..a. further., development o.f •..
the .farin training ,centroS for ':13ritish.
•boys whielf•have .,alreedy-1.10e& estab,
lished under': the auspices ,Of several
•
erthe P,roinCial Gavernments, Under ,
thle..selieme,' the ISritish'.and;Canadian,
Goveriments propoae ,jointly 'to ex-
pendoit;tetal aim of'five million dollars
'over a ;period df ten. years in th
orrecoverable advances Ideas st:tuit-
ablo British youth to ,„talte up. farm-
ing. in ganada:od the.i.r Own. account:.
tht3' desire 'Of the., two •Govern-.;
ments that'pritisliAbys between .the
ages' of 11 and 20, who are assisted
to proceed to Canada to work on
ferins, p 45jtopi-torward,
to a .d'eliiiitee,eareee•ein the. land', A..
large, ',mintier Of l',3ritish ,WhO.
,coine. out as earm workees„ 'doe of
eaueee;1/4. beeerne, .farmere, but so far
they have had to rely' entirely upon
their oWn-reffertse for tke,*nece.ssery-e'
,
Capital: to purahaso and equie a
arid this may take a coneiderhee num- •''
, .
her ,Cf yerits, • :T -he new scheme. atins '
at. curtailing. thiel- period of waithig,
and under it a British yOuth the, end
,of a few 'years' spent in...gairtiag the
'anc•esSarr training and; eicrio.dence itt
Canada. Pnd in; 'aecurhuiating% sortie
sak-ings-wlii-.-ha-v-e-the_tippfirtunity of..L
being • placed. on , , a farm of .. OW.n.,,
inider-goVerirmCntuperriSiOn.
'The seheine ivill apnlr. to hpys: who
have rece!ved assiet,ed paseegee, haV6 '
pissed • thrdijgli ,the provincial train -e.
eng.'cen tree in dniradn;.annt Who seeheeie
tween '1,4 r,nd 20Years of'. age an an:. •
rieal in the Deireiiienie. On. 'reaching
21' Yeare,'Of age, • thlt boyse-Provided
that •theeleiv.e.seeeelred thenecessary
•tra'Ating and experienc..e. by, Working
for., 'wages an a -farm. in Canallir:. and
Iralfe: Saved .a.pproxfinateiljt $500.4,4.01'.
.be- eligible' 'for eeSsletinee' PP • to 1111
.4rootiot exceeding $2,500 for'the ,
.pur.chaS,6 Of a. farm and for stock and
eintioinca. No advene6s, will be made
Stbet:i't.icetegntil•e11114:';19;le4:t.h215:S YseCal)resm(-)ef
will
ocrirniences.on. April 1., 1928, alid
•eetend ove.r '.Per.( -el Of' 10 •
• GovernMent
The ,seheree ' e'revidese. .fer Abe: • cee.'
, .
.seititincet end the. geneeel
oni.peen.T.sti!)a,ne:d citleet'h.. exPte"nvtill'oefl..a...tili:e.'(1,'°.esn't6t"iiel: ••
ur.on 'the ineasai:e*O„T saelecoeFee.e,esteee.,,
eyer, af:strine.:1•6sPonsibility••fcr. actuni
t.ep o 6, scherhe. • •
ment,'•in- .oaell..provinco -WM depetil .
The. tDoMinion Geverixrnem' will, how-,
the past year training.,ech7.
tres have ,heen cs tab ilsh e v I
'Of the proyinOes under Government
control :The leritiee,
and Cunacliii r,.. ,cove'rtizac.nti
clis'h: 6°41.1:Motion' teNv:11^Js the
oriertalen'of tilos lir° y Melee ireinelee.
If, a leg, 1312.ce 346 Yonia.o .St.,,Torontoy Opt. ,
and plint them •there.
the patientin hed and keep hiin
ntil sucli timeas•lie Tr.abe-• movede-
pee the cdre Of a phYsleian, :In ar;p1y-
I th-troplints-tirrin4 ptrt eCo'
Slick Job. 1tihtl?'. r.the Circulatfoii v,iu1 be shtt,
t,Got•o, smk. job 1nthemachlne shop." eft. Watch the fingers and ' for
now have y,e? What,Ais?
"Oiling. the 'mac' •
•
An Wind.
blatehing, end if this >curs' keen
the spline. Always have. the
long enough to. retich, At, leasl.,,above ,
and helow the,;o:nt adjacSPJ.:. t.6 019
break, and alas havo them ,teell pad, ,
lathniee:rreeflitafide bieSelnlinYa- Abvia94w;u8trsaPnIrdip.ig-h1;,- dptic.c'eSpolfirlhtharixtirafir'obine•7traeecile,f1.1,:ingsthti:k':;
and prbfa.rfely changing tires.. trailing vitte. gnu .bariels and sth??. •
do,ret•see Why yon `have to tAlk.
that way,stithhis f ,.rep act?. rbtin a ty,o;ogh.fr.),m eery, eeene
,, e 1.6 nil li,ke. Two sticks inifed a filanktt ••
1.V." "You act as if it were a total P5's". particularlfc
:: r In•clienleks
You never see 'the gOod in things.," .• •.
',Why, 'it tickled" the:baby so."' Pe trig Can,vv alk Anyway
"Well, what good is there in this.?!. • •
etiebed_riglie,__th t en• ent Even: 11. •Eriglieh srArt 113 not the
bang."' • • , • 7 --ilnitfue-and-*n-Prerne 'affair .4h•rit .eusee
HE DOMINION DAY 0
,The dramatic. reading by -.%liss Margaret Anglin, noted: aetress,
(ho wa'S born in the old, Parliathent •PuildingS,, Ottawa, while, her
.faLher as speaker), was Written by Bliss oarniten, espeCially '.for
-the 4364a:skin of Canada!a Diamond •
. •
Frprn drawl pre with its. brimming tides
. And, 'Orchatat-ork-eVety-lbandt,
,..to our Western gate on Georgia, Strait,,:
• Wbere,Wondrous mountains atand, , ,
':Whether bred, to the Sea or s or e am
,
•
•• We are born (0 one peered land. , •
Our 'fiee4oni re bought froM, Runnymede,
,
Our blood from Senlan AUL , , '
The herltngs .0Pr‘.1.401, el"1:
• Good heart:, and; steadfast
.TO'receive'and uPhold the Weir* Weide-.
, these are our watchWordta atilL
pf netiona on the ,tharch
• Reannnq, We Wait the yalce
. Tliat; shall to every living teal
• , Proclaim the mightier .choice-,---
igirttrbretinerli et -de -wherein
' , The 'mange& may rejoiee.
7fItisYeo,
• Co.rite
CMOIRIVIAT
it v,-eo, Eng:add has atrleaF.t,:file cren*.t,
Lasis, of Iiit J;z:nrir.1ca-wrcle boys
it Schcnlr
ih -beilci,..ed tllat the'..prcrrIi,o,ct :rvtiv
• t.o. • intinstrtens..
.13, itish ol a ( nee c a re.er on •
e• le lid ;1: e`e e stile "(.;iff e 0f
• EUag wir.otig fir;tisivii.oy.'s
to tlitim Itt
l',..,'‘ existing .schemes fer
eni 'undieeneW' .2.11 nal
.1--,•• for Je, )rivnfif.i1.. cif the new intereee
I 4 tional Woil.t1 4nd tilt.? k.‘nglish are 44t.11
. uniq.fie in . rif.),ssnirtg ,Orip.ket; they
'have .inore gi,If link" 114?•':' fxilare .raN
'Of ,,tet.tri4.7,,,..: ,than. art:,.:•(...tber' r‹,op:,,,g.: ,;:l: .
'i
., ilia •••w'bfla ; , their. fe,Ofbeli .aerf ..riti:pg .
' •croWds are.Ta,Or6raumerotits than,thelei. ,
of , ene'.etliee 'European eation; -erel '
. a'..t1 the ii5C01*0 rietn-d:,!..fc.:k 'Walking.; fre,ril , •
'eleyeri it), twenty-five. mitc...e,"*.are jle.itir,
,. ti'v Htkish Walkers.- It ie etill iiist pos- '
•
•
e?ii14.4.0 lo t Englieb..teen and Prosd
of the fact,--Va pity, }'air
It as thel
fiist "tivarrei v;,ak
A:getting the•woitt of It are-
tooki to =tree". he. t.ittd, bitterly. "of
course they are," she answered.. "'Put
what are the Women to do? There's •
nnthing else they cab Marry." ,
h Unemployment, indicetee.
il
•
•
iirprrs froh:1 the ..1krfrid
.11.1e featuring AgricnItnre,Aet,.
Science, Indeette. " New Diamond
p f•• feeri f eel era tien" Entrance:. ,
r..ceiv5tort the
ilia $50,1100 World CitimpiatishipSviim
- the le( ond WrigleV - on
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400 to 01,311;ii..11ii;'M, lo Start On' theft',
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th VA a NI. i*(f atly
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rig ( r divided of.„!..poefeAnleee,
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