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r4a4 uip frOM 0* geNar and: t..., I Fre,.. pesert bate for Airm' en
rtOef01' Sheik...... Makes.,.. . 'chimney. %Ozer the JlreKage is,1 • It
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1 4. ftrePle:ge P.* like We. in the , , . - ... , -
Oro,ig-ileeci ,-Oview, And. .an,other t);tack ••: London• -;-4 curlew; story - of a
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it An the kitehen whiPh ,is in "tala sheik's. ;ratitude was told by • . Sir
ell ‘a, wing net, quite ve high 44 the Hugh. Tre1910a174. marshal ,ofthe
ri"fAili'll'quae, • • , a . I Royal Air Force, ta.serne etudeats„of
. 'The ghlinney. tapers. gradilallY :as ' the . University of Londen in a lec-
•, it goes up and se 'is narrower on this ture recently ' .
. . h. freqr. thaa 'en the elle beneath. 11110 i An OXPedition, ' he4aid, Was seat
. • k, leavaaa :apaetk an-eithea,Side-Wit; UP' "across•••--ro 'tleaert,"---TheY-Wel'e 'warned:
413EGIN-'0EBE.TOPAYo;' ' . . , - CHAl?..1`,-F243,t. .a.i..1%,-,-,-- a; 7. • here,;and the -colonies. 1tilized this b ' t ib in , that i,f' they ever ' re-
••'• : Hope Bartger'is .alidue7 st.e,d by a band', Without i,vaitiag for Is.00!,y's rather- as a hidden passeage :by.1:Which 0,04' tarried they,: wenld; di).'se:' stalriped of ....
. f.;grinatinPas,. ,':,1,/er we41thy. t'at.he.ri thakY• .as.stStange,'..1.1.gPe ciainbai'.4d,contht, get ..te the reitri 0 the hose if everyth'ing. : pat: 1,i,n•tthis, trip the. ex4:.
' Tat:Ming -,•Itanger, offers: a ,',re„*.atar,,,,,,on,.. tliN•ughthe;Witiclow:poliwiiit mere. the .,fror4 .was, taken; 0... vice-Vetea.pe,dition picked .up a :wooded elle*.
' 4 iraaldredn' 114usartd.• d',.0.;'ana• .fOr T•uHe • slowlyalte..oloe-aa,.end,relea.W .it.,,,. ;The; .entrance onn thlw:side. is thr:Ougb In "the. desert 1:ttad teak iii.M to a' hos-
a‘'etiirn of_ vs . da aghaer., ' ' • • t - ' ; •:' • $a4,,,filip, o,:o., Il8 i feet,o x.e.lao. ,:reaehl.:, fhat,.c4:pil>e. ard 'Ivhertt.S?ou ea* nie., All 4)140 .. g.09,./. Miles ,aWaY. • LIN% Q week� • '
',Banger is.: friendly , _With an • 44Yei:- ', ; 'a.,ie
Aker ,Oalled Juarez • Charlie: ....Charlie Pfiout To . support,,an.ci clitehed you have td dO ib to 'slide hack two litter he, was hreight ..ba'elt; "•ift•': - • ' ."
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starts' oa, o goat, haat fHp
or oe.,,The a. table,. '.' ',,. ".', ' ' ' ' : H.,, ."-• -. ..lef • the ..laeards, and. you are, in:sided • . Ever. stage then' .WheneYer 4 BeYal
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, atniaginig, girl,: *its with.',D• r. Geargu S•1:0' Iv, as PartY14 ti": -e ii.anClia&f. ana'''. irbion'ky' PtIsAtivii: aroGact.the Chiliipeir.,•, Air Force • pl)i
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Mna.VVIL5ON W0c)nROW''
attn7TRArke
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Kelsey, to• escape 'frail'', ,the' hospitell' he felt ler fingefS ea: Yell,. Oan oist throb& a. emilar in that part of 'tile desert ve, or, six
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In remote and distant Parts of the weld, tine
'teas are grown -Wherever they grow these teas
are procured for "SALADA". blends. ,The best the
world produces is so under the "SALADA" label. ,
Whillons know the atisfaction "SAL.ADA" gives.
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where ,they are held prisoners., • fro.- forehead. . • ' ••• opening, into, the attic af the katchan silent „horsemen heve appeared at a ,
tit ,
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gethea theY' nid'o awaY; 131114:taw's S'ne rneVd swiftly away frefra :him, *lag; Once- ere, ,you .mtast eraWl dietanCe of 4 few •hliedred Yards, op(' was p,r6perly impressea; :the. B e
ear, WreCIPPd just (.>itstitle an,i, he heard, the sound of' 'fanning across the rafters, drop thr'augh a' stood senti•Y all 'night, dePartIng In gleaming. rows of pats `aed .4 rit ped
•Rankees old .gban•tiOned hoM6,. • .t
" friend, • Juarez Charlie rides toWari
13ristow'S..,sonitariein on • his inet,eia
• cycle. 'He dames to the wrecked car
• and, finding KO:Spy' injured, like for
a phYsiciati: • • • ' • • • ,, • • • •
Now Go toN WITH THE' sToRy.,,; I "is the out still bleedidg •? she • t•Ste.too4 .up the crackers and Jam
osked..-fro.n ahair'arid gorilla. back to the
"You. hurt?" ' She • could: dimly .see ,••
"No; :the.. ,blood has clotted' on' it. euphoord; atowed theft- in the aper -
his white' frightened fee.. The
1 It's only a serateh anyway. Ah!" He ture. • .
I
torcycle toed the s goIn' haled deeply and ,atoO, d u'pright, '.ow VII • get' some pillovrs. to sit
sread. t
"Want to get up 'h Tside of the That's His
• brushing the • from his face, on -We'll, be lexurieue."
"I'm all right, now." „ IShe gathered them up from a, couch;
"But it dangerous drawing and 'Stuffed, them also into the pas -
water," he said.. "They'll know we've sage., • , •
been here."''' A thought pricked the huhble of
"Let 'it run a little," Sh.e Sligges. tett hfs exultation. "But surely this
'.it'will look as if it had been left known all over the neighborhood?"
so for a long time:" . "No," positively. "My father show-
• "That's • ea," he 'said: "And pew ed to me' when WaS about' tvvelve
we've got to plah our next raeve. Yen years old. I had never heard a wills -
know: this pla6e, the house and per of ifhefore nd I Would -have, if
greunds." They'll be here an, and it had, been :gess ed, about -T. The ser -
they're bound 10 track us to the house. vants would have .been full of it." „
We've 'got to get out Is there any Through the, dead quiet of the night
WaY Can' threw them. Off?"' they' heard the sound, of: 'a' moter-;-
.4 Following; a elne giVen by a' girl:
water 4Cros therotiarM all'rn: :geinta; .scuttle ' into a ' small :roora ever ; the the mornin,g • •withOut 'ever, coming l' • ,Mr. L. M., Fortier the custodian of
to :Wet this handkerchief," she said, k;tchen,' eial.lrorii.thia' thaeiri.n._Steirt,; neker the machinethe restored Port Aerie; "tra" order to
"here at the Sinic....This.i. t
the itiehem:" way to _ the Woodshd tdBut eoaiie. ai.. . - --,-4-----
. ., • deer. uP:."thViriaecuraelPs, whieli roanded the reords theking
sur
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, aoOf -. 'a
"Wait" He got,..up and made..hiS.1A/A not be riecesSary for US to f1.0 all .,
zig-zag way toward h"tthtW
er.' . Let me ge...a. e,: Alan 01:iap,ly hide ' in, the
. •yotitlifal.-yieiti wrote. to His MajestY
My head under the. faucet.? .'• . ' . passage way until the search is over." .and '-explainedi• the . situation, • The
iSi'ig,.cloubtleSs reMemhered the shin
ing.. Rialescent. • water's of' Annapolis
haelf- andthe rosy pasta of straw -
hand was tinder her elbow, helping
her to rise.: , .
She stared' piFild at ;thecrumpled
• bulk of the overturned car, and then
. ran toward 'it, stifling a screatn. '
.' -",Oh, where, where-?" she cried,
;and altaliPed.
ICelbey la* ithitost at her . feet, rail-
. •tienleaS, half under the tonneau, '
'' ' "..' -Thaniatil • eaUght - by the- shout-
, ders and :dragged Win out Hope.
• dropped down beside • him; 'moaning
•. faintly. She lifted .hia. head and:it
gem, liiiiply against her ..arrn.• The
-blood Wa.s: runningdown, over his a- .
we stay right here. They won't More than one. .They Went to the win -
temple, clotting bis hair .: : • find us" There Was an irrepressible,' &OW.. Along the rough road they had
, Juarez Charlie' ''''''a' running Prae'' Misehievoue, bubble•in her low laugh- come . they saw headlights approachl•
'Heed handle over his body. "He's t . • ,
ingf moons of orange threugh the fog:
- ' lir eathing;"-r-he-saidolatit - shook •-- hils' '--- --- ----------. - -----a-
• :There -was a stop Where their cal...ha
heal "Looks to me like a fractUred 1 crashed. ' ..'. , • .s.
.1 HUrrY! We must 'hide now," she
. • She forgo.t everything, their plight, .-urged.
,
,.. was senl to capture them; and cried :
_He. 2..te_P,M,d up . 1!.0? _the -ell.libl9iara--,
,..). out; imploring him. ,
' "Oh,' go! Go for a doctor. at . once." . cloteki the cupboard door and Slipped
e-.--ir.io-babilliti-tliat-thiS-strattiger - and crept nnto the pas.sage behind. She
. 'the coneealing .panel into Plade.... . .,
' ..Xie iuMped to, the saddle, caught his . , Sit down ' on". the pillews,and w -e II° ilk
, spark almost' iinntediately, an the
, thanMake asoand;" she ordered':
,
' jerky crackleef his machine was € Soon Heavy', thuds on, a does below, re- 1:60
lest in the distance.... verberating through the house: Then
- :Hope made a pad, other, own hand -the tramp of feet •and the slamming• A Smartly' Simple Frock
,kerchief, : and taking Kelsey's ' fromof • other, doors,' ' IA= were on the , ..,. , • : .
. hii .peeket•folded a bandage of' it and
iaeund it 'Apra ' MS ierehead, Then stairs now. ' Passing the ehainber forT1:31isaAircsleihttoloei_ftrimeceltainedsvouiitialbbl: s
deu'r; il'IOT" Wrirt. 211 ''il, P. an...either fli.ght found quite ' simple' .for the home
With his head.inv her lap, ehe waited;
to the attic., • .
• • • • modirite to fashion. .' Contrasting •
a ' bending Lover ' him:, ,- , :' • , •They came dcwm
•n at last. to begin ' material ay betised for the wide .
At last he Stirred, there was a .fint..= .
their , search of this flcior, and now facing on the skirt, thefront plait.
terof his' lids,' and he opened 'his
11 they were in the roam. . The atipboard belt, and hands On the long or short
, eYPs- • • ' . ' ;
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"What's ha.ppened?" he asked.
doors were jerked open; threads of aga.glan sleeves.- No. 1630 is in sizes
,
"The car turned 4ver,'•an.•:1 you v.,ere , „tlihg.ehtpasnter,el.akeKde,,,t,stymilagn,d11 Htheepac,rala:aksmo: 448,1111r0e's1Lanydarld4sy3e9aist;dh8-pizleain10mrape-
. teriale and % yard contrasting• 1/
unconecious. . tionless, hardly daring: to breathe ya
- rd less for short Sleeves. 141c: -
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, ".And your , _ her hand •clasped tight in his. 20 cents the pettern. - , • '
- • "Oh • I'm all , right. I was .only
-"Hurry! We , must hide now,", she (To be continued.).:__ ___ HOW TO. ORDER PATTERN .
,shaken up a little." :
2' His eYes .veefedto the ruin of the urged.
C.ar. a Gtiod heayers!,.They've got us
ter.. "LeaVe'that to me. I know-eVery'
indh of this plaCe. Glyn, me yoili
mathhes.", '
."Yon musn't, strike a ina.tch here."
,`Not._here :of, -course.. tut in, -.-the
closet there. ciniek-7-give'' Omni *to
Me• ' Oh, donVbe afraid. -I shall close
the -doer." '. •
., 'Here,' as en-. their wild, drive • she
had taken:the initiative, and still' Pro-
testing, he reluetantly. gave her pile
, .
She laughed agaAn.; and.he.hearci a
door open arid . close. „ A moMent and
she .came back.
"Good -hunting," she said: went
afte. provisions and .feund a box of
crackers and some jam. My father
thmes dOwn oeeaSionally. for the
du& sheeting, and I thane -it seine: -
thing might haye been left. •
"Now come with 'me." Sge 'slipped
her. ee• hand in his, ' and led him
through *hat .Seemed tc; be a .
'room into the ha.,11, and- then up a
flight Of stairs.• ••• • ..
ICelSty stiipPed. "What's year idea?"
he asked. , "To hide in the a.ttic? That
don't. do. , They'llitrnake for that the
kst thing." ,••
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--We're not Ong ta, the attic. mile
en."' She taggeal at his'ileeve: "'Don't
stand • there and argue. .1 know what
I'm '••.
• 'Ile yielded the point, and followed
her without further remonstrance into
a Thug, low -celled' chamber which he
a.ssumcd to* be cliaeCtly above, the
"Now. yon can rest for a moment,"
she Said, guiding Min into a chair,
'"Sit down: Arid, please, .the matcheS
On. 'Final Link Of
World Radio Chain)/
Wireless " COrdinittee:Recoria-d.
. mends Erection of Plant.,
at Canberra, Australia:
berry jam, and with ,the , great. good • I,,ondon:L-To ferge the final link in
nature dug ,unhiS 'old 'diaries of more f.,
kglobe-cireling wireless 'chain the ,in., ,
than two Scare years age. He, *rote stallation of .a superpower ladle •Stai
Mr. Fortier. the. details of what• ia.'e: tion at Canberra, ' Australia, has •beep,
there: .
found ' . ' '
. • rec.oinmended • by,the 'British Imperial .
' Thanks to his. dirtily Zabli, Anna- Wireless :Committee.... •••- • •
%die new. station .would have :a trans+
milting radius of: 5,000 Miles. Thel ..
nearest British • stations • of , al tiara
Power are at Singapore and Hongkong. .•
polis ha S an interesting and authentle
bit 'Of 'hiscory confiraied by royal .au-
thority. ' Oni3i last summer Fort Anne
received from theirMajesties two
very handsome signed' portraits ta.add. , The Central station in the empire'e
ietwork of. beam radio stetiona, is at
morton; near ,itiiktir'Engiand.
^From 'there circuits. are.now, 'operated
by, the. goVerninent to ,Bombay, India; •
Cape Town, South 'Attlee; Montreal; •
Canada,janUMelbourne, Australia: 4, '-
short time ago beam raditoSerVide *as
established betvieen Montreal :and
to the fascinating collection a1reac13
loused there.•
Practical Justice
Kansas City Park; Justice takes
, ,
a practleal turn'iitt• the decree of a•
California. 'court admitting a youth to
probation for *three 'years on condition
that for the period, he 'support . two Melbourne. . .
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children.' made fatherless -'by en auto- pliect short-wave servite, between ,
mobile , accident determined on frfarEastAtrica, an-d-Englan-d-tair just,becor.,-----
.as, manslaughter:, For the -defendant opened in the colony of Kenya. It is,
there Would be mOre onus In , serving'epinlabliroaecde tcooenattianbelnitsahi stimuriolapre. sae4rdvipeerotb.o.
. ,
'ably American, destinations. • . '
-7-"British Wireiess wilraleo-p-eiretrictela.
the, jungles Of Africa. The British
East 'African •Broadcasting' Company, •
•Which holds the concessiOn on • the)
• a prison term„ but. such • a. .course
WOUI&)iQt .Cenditiens• that the
revised decree ainalieratesa- One -Of
the7marked defects of punitive ,law
is its • lack. of..iernedial Anfitience.. A
defendant 'found • :guilty et .criminal
negligence is assessed a penalty" by oreserit service, is • working on thes
problem of developing internal coin, .
fine or loss of libertY, ."15ut innocent
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'sufferers through • his crime usually munidatiotO in Kenya,; and Uganda. -
are :without relief except in those rare
instanceswhen civil. action's. are main-
tained and reparations cured.
.Mtnard's Liniment cleanses etc;
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Canada's. Findhcitil
Independence
New York .Herald -Tribune: Canada
.has • had ;its financial difficulties in
the years' sines the war, but to -da,
from finari•cial standpoint as well as
front, an, economic stahdpoini`,. it
stands. -On-the threshold , of the great-.
Fd Write •yotir hame and addreas plam- est prosperity that it has knowe.: . . .
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In •No De• •finite.:, ly, givink • nurriber anti sile of Stiehl To those whO, lOgy,e', watched the. pre:
• • -N9!”.vehemently: "Not If you can patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in gress• of Canada economically in re
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walk., The house is -near. It's an old
ure or Cancer stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap • cent years it will come as little stir -
lace that my father nuns" sire x prise that the Minister of Finance is ,
•sure. 'To think that it's all ended so.?!,
Joan; ,•aged five, (mt. to .tea was
auzzied when • she saw the. family bowa
their headS for 'grace, "What are ' you'
doing?" she said. "Giving thanks for ,
our delly„bread," she ,Was told. t'hoont
you • give . thanks., at home, ‘Joan -7"..'
"No,"' said Joan, "we pay for
bread." • '
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it carefully) for each number and
address Your order to Wilson Pattern
Service773 West- Adelaide-Sti;Tererito:
Patterns sent by 'return 'mail.
able to report tat, while taxation is
when I w,as a child. It's empty now; being steadily - redifeed-on the enc.- -
the old •caretaker died aboht six tank the Government is able to dis-
plained. spent'erverry summer here
Dr. 131ackader Returns- From
Conference • Held at
Cardiff
----..montlitragoi.". • . charge Its 'outstanding ` indebtedness
He. get up - and took a et,aggeririg -as itanotnres-onthe.other. .,,--Canada,
atePor two: ' „
as was••In the case 'with the
King Liked lTnithd
Canadian Jam
'Canada le Well .equipp.id, • and as
far ahead'as aayone elee 'in the treat-'
ment of cancer and other diseases of
this kind," , stated Dr, A. Blatkader,
M.U., who retained front the Old
Country,. where he atterickml. a medical
confetvice in Cardiff. He said that a
great,, niany ,reports Oneer Mid' habit of keeping a diary., • While still'
consiiniption were received it the con- • a boy in his 'teens he joined 'the. ranks
fPrence,abut nothing was definite. The of rciYal. authors when the -journals
1,4'102A1 cure was ••cli1scuesed, kept 'hy! himself. and his brother, the
but. Was found to be only effiericiot..s young Duke : of „Clarence, were pub -
in certain forins cancer. --b.thvr .lished after a long tour as middies in
cures were diseoVered to be..the' same. a. naval vessel.: • • • •
, "It alf„ conies to tho same thing. Some years ego these diaries of Hie
We are "really ne farther' ahead ,now -attajefity'e yolithailayed.a part in clear-
tban,•we have .been as far as .caneer ing up some points in dispute in the
is• cooncei•ne,d..: What we are concert-, 'annals of Annapolis Boyar in Nova
trating en at the present time is find Scotia. As a young Man, then Prince
ing a preventive for, the -dread,disease.., George, lie arid 'point) • friends »left the
England is lookingi for money:for re -1 ship which they were' 'attached At
'search Just the :Same ' we are Halifax and,jOerneyed inland' for 'sporti
Canadao and for that Matter, every .and pleasure. • in,• addition to the !
ether denary Is also 'seeking .fundi . prince there Were, 111theparty. CapA
We are 'Waiting for some bright young tain Francis 'Durrant, Lieutenant the .1
man. to come' aloat, who. ha hit htt •Hon. S. to
J101,-0110 anct elusoie fact the King),•,Payrnester Geerge .4., F. C:
that will lead 'Us to the solution. • Ito Scales. They stayed three 'thlys. in •
ii1d'otnP along in time 'and then we Annapolis 'in what is 'new Hillsdale
!I be able to ge. ahead% and, inaproVe Jiouee, went fIshirtg in „nearby, •riversoi
aphn. ' what helias. done." •• . drove'. to neighboring. towns. and inves•
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"Lean an me," she eaid auickly. , States of 1914; while not yet a cred-e
"IT have '9., I'm afraid.", , itor nation is the. position of a
A hedge .lotoned ahead of , there:. debtor nati t is reducing its old .
ith some "diffeultor she guided • him' debts/to foreign investors ,or is mak-
• • By, BLOWDEN pAviEs „
, since childhood His mafeaty' Kixa
:George has had the good old-fashioned
We,
lag, new foreig investinents t , _NURSES, know,' and doctors havet.
to. a : gap it Ind they sliPred own in 'a volume'•exceedina new declared there's nothing quite like' .
through. The house' was only a iatert borrowingi from abroad. IsTo clear! Asiirin to relieve all sorts of aches
&stance away.
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• ltWaitl". she ra:a tOWar71' it, and indica.tion cOuld, be asked than -this alt pains., but • be sure it is Aspirin
er circled ,to the rear,- tryiag the win- of. the: Doininioe's approaching ' an. the name Bayer should' be en the
dews a's she we,..t. follewedmore
. • ' package, and on every tablet.. Bayer •
ealcial independence. ,
' '. is gentune, and, tlie word .genuine---itt
red --is on every box. You can't go
wi3a '
of ' Here's a broken-pm:el" she called wrong if you will just look at the best.
i iiously: . dining
, , .
,Joinging her, he slipped his .iingers
• through the jagond hole, unlocked the
•sash 'and pushe'r it up,
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IMONDS
• SAWS ,
' and Machine Knives
SIMONDS CANADA SAW CO. LTD.
MONTREAL
VANCOUVER. ST. JOHN. Wt.
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. Canada is in reality 'a little further ilk -ate& th% ruined aialcdeserted •fOrta •
aheadtithan most other ,Conlitrica in; abandoned thirty yedrs previously by
the. ctird of tuberculosis, but *again' in .111ritish troone. • ''• • •
againOlt" antiating his eb•lec" this, case the real:Solution of the prala. 't;Paring their stay the 'yoting Officers
., ,cip
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tiori;1(there..Willhe-riO:light-that'.dan letri 'was yet, awaiting •discovery • The • had their',afternoon tea, English Patin-.
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be aecno-froin the outside • ' • conference in -Cardiff.441,ad spent antich Ion, at Hillsdale; .IIpuse.. The hostess
• His eyeSy aeellsthfeed"to the (3'1.r1 of , its tirejisonieing • midwifery, a was farrious for her Cooking,:and Was
'aiess, made Out •a groat stari,efife-. 8,ote pOitt at theJpreeent time due to, 'nal:able even. among the eieellent
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place at -one side, of the room' ' She the alOrrY1,0lIS Mortality rate, fhrotigh- Nova ' Sctitian housewives, And ..the
.pai!$ed it; a tight, gliding "shadow .a.at .the
vorld, Research in 'thiS e'en- :scones he served theni, well), Without
' among Shadowe, and stood', befare tile ne_
ctiort iS also being 'Provided ,for ,ort doubt the bast her heads could turn '
' Wall •heyand, in fient of an old.filail' a large scale, The past year's mortal-. out., . Sixteen years later,.: hi 1900,,
, . ,
" le."(1","Ph°"Ixd Ith6tit 1:i."'I‘eet nililve itY rate antong Jnothert has armiSed LIMA, Colirille returned,' ait Cant. Col -
the freof. :$11e..8te•Plle(l'i-Pth. it'-• 7--"re-1 the Inediettl profession to ad len n villa, Conimiindet of H.M.S. 'Crescent,.
.
lAv" so tfthY• s:Pt4t of light i she s''''Lr.1-Wk the Matter, and ;further :conferences accompanied by another Party of nawaL
.Pg Match. --"••-• ---s• • '''''' • "' . , tit tfiiS .i9A11)i eee- wilt he held, : °dicers,. " ZI'liO-31,..- Made -their. WaY,:latek•-
t patiltfy 1..,_._ By., it, he sakv her_loacoling , figufe . rir, BtaGka,der ie editor. of the Can- to the: -Santo old storming place,. and
:ha 4-C,losa, to the lark, „rot4h
,. WI/41, d a dual Medical Joureal. . o Oarit:*trolVilfertelteit"irtiiiik'COUTil
„4„„"get•:-
: 1'774 .,-,--•• 1 tti ,..k 81-. the-eleet,L- 00":. fintatir1 ". „,.._,.... 4,,a__._...2- .„ .. , „ ..,. !9.Ms'of the .saree- kind of fietYlllY91 they
ontstrttched, . he was wah• taPPra'g, the Pll t 'Waltz showed that be II :had- lac114-1(31141- •,',',''..-",- ."-
boards' l'' api cliyCeup tirt ct, Wes "the?
Something of a philosopher a01 : Well ': Pr nel GeOrg.'ers 'than: foetid his way
The 4natch eq
• , , .
, *. out, He beard her. As A., filer % whet ,' he remarked., that down into the Cellars of the hospitable
-i6W:1io alld she 'e'•'iTle tel•oxcl'hi/P ' among birde the ocirrota;' which are IniuSe ,and Was SO :finpresseil. With the
in' an airy ruSh. ' .- . the befit talkers, are else the poe"feat great Arrtty of - preserved fr\titi,'' joins,.
'1 jelliee and "eoriiierves that he told . hls
"Let me tell you, She forced her.; filers. „
1 royal master- about thern and urged :
self
to sober,. dolicrently. "'This' is an
el•d Old hott Sec built in -the early days . AS a ow ,taia„, rim. ,4taito,, naho• Iota to..aay- a atga, t.6 tho, dollars to 800,
'Itte.teliOlthi- :,seein!i.. to.. be. making another.:.,4‘cY,aleliple'. 1111.1s.s...,1(1):Crillt'll6::361.84, t1.116;rinOtlefl: (141:611,707
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Aspirin
is the .trado inalk
iregiatered in Canada)
Indicating Bayer Manufacture. While it ,fa
well knovnt that Aspixin mean, 'Bayer Manu-
facture; to assure the nubile against irnications,
the Tilblets will be stamped with their .'Sayer-
Crosa trade mark. ,
Better Pickles
Make intistard pales this year inJur
, • own clean kitchen. Ypu can select the
particular coinbinatiori of. vegetables
,you clesire.-7-Make' the pickles to your,,
• o*rx high, standards Of qoaliy, purity
ar,i,d flavour -wip the admiration of :
yout,g-ows,i- aatd-rnOre,•every --
I rc;Py.P5Ant.404hostesses
in their owirmustarA piCkles at borne!-
.
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ere,ts a tfeat ifiat.011*,t .
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fee'Every Paine ," desepod below otairs,.• aud there he.
Green TarilizioPkkie,
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twoone aoliaef
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60401 spoon. Add.1(nraztOta
and cott tilt kar, Seat is
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660
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