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new Illustrated aO•Pg• osktakPflue•of
Garden, Plower and Field Seeds,
'Root Seeds, grains, Bulbs, Small
Fruits, °*den Tools, Etc,
SPECIA41:--Wa WI also Ha
foto nerigags (sake /Jul torsorehuse
,Butterffy Flower •
is one orate airiest Sari, daint-
iest flowers imaginable, especial'?
adapted I* bordering beds. of taller
flowersandthoseof a heiviergrowth
Ike seeds gerrinnryte quickly -anti
Come into biome •ra.'a few 'weeks
from, sowing.-* The finrescencs.la
such rie to completely obscure the
foliage, making the plant a veritable
ezk
Mb! pyramid of -the most* delicate and
. churning -bigot, The Butterfly
• Fleweritinite admirable pot plants ?lir the house in late 'ivinter isnd early
• spring, For this purpose soty in the autumn..
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.AtatiQaiag is i.subject that ie reedy',
• ing much 'Iowan:wet attention Oan-
• • • •
_ad* at preaent.. la a thing that la
,
as new to ua in. theory and wedge 98
war was Alitee.yeare anda. half 'go.
• That must 40 the: only excuse for wine
tiling! which are written; the generld
asauraptionis that redoubt/ram
ried cut,Inet as some people thought
price,lixidgifeould, by ainere wave of a.
Magic pen.. When it is remembered,
..hOTTeyer,.. that Canada's ' Eleven - and a
•.half million people are scattered 5 -ver an
•*gieo. greater than Europe the qUeetion
. 4 noco , WhO is to ,pee to the
' carrying Out.. Of the rationing scheme?.
For read* mean that each fainily would
,be 'Under an cibligatiop. Hotta eat more
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on all day or in any, WeektEan cert-
ain set amount of particular !erode,
,4 would not be hard :to,nialre arule
. • thatoo mod) .bread • should be usedby
_ each, Korn, BO he* Many
niI!ion police would be'Winted tOttend
„. to ihtc,f4cutiod: Of the, eider? Bien the
," AlFhtif-.91'.brdel*, t*7went01.3srfairltr•
▪ a large city- as compared with a country
hob*, effers•difficultitklittle'llienght of,
▪ . the iliii.ritlineprovinces plenti-
ful and comparatively 'Cheap as in the
• Week,. are wheat' and beef. But More
*11 is net needed?,Iat the front" tohany-
thiog likethessamikextent that beef and
'
1
•7,vehe'atilnoit nrgentlynte Wanted. .
Whatjationunklien Could ignore the,
4'euatoms. of Ore country?" Yet immed;
iately ,here a, clisorepan9y arkee One -
might 'prescribe the use. of beef and
wheat Canada by decree but its inci-
&nee would be unequal from the first,
There is, bewevekOne nay in which the
bad saving 'timid be made which is the
whole end . and object of ratigning.It
is by a relabtary pledge of each home.
An. three words this is nothing else than,
by unremitting '.patriotie saving of the
* • fried stuffs thIrt are known to be wanted
by the Allies. • No amount of talking
can make op for this. is not o legal
queetion-if but a. moist one,. -which:
must be left' to the, conscience of each
household head. There better
way for the present in which those who
. cannet go to. the trenches can 'actually
help in the -fight in troop!, for moral' up- •
rightness -and pure ideals of litethan -in
praSticiertin each. home at All thaw"- if.
. the -day that honest carefUlnesetneVoid
Waste which would have to be done Int- tr.,
tIe* ,9 ,Ost-
In a way tieWfietor Whieir '
"hithertctithro, not been peanible to
lime. The Oinitlian *Mau 'is: here is-.
Pecially indicated 6 aid. to far Womalia
•
work in the Dominhin Lai had to do
with, Bed Cede!, end :similar Works: of
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war as truly as her son,era +Norma the
trencheir arecin caring lot the -broken
aud-themaiMited:-
Connell met in medlar .gession
t- which atartodeinthe attic on Feb: 5th
Feb. rith. -The minute' of Jon; wee
int' were read, Etn4 Councilor Minato
objected to the minutes:0116re they ,tut
that- the- matter of ap'poiniing, clerk
Minor and collector wilip:fi'nallY adjust
ed bv um:amens apprOyal of a mono
by Jamieson and Richar4801 to Te-ar
point the old officers, Maintaining th
he had thretighout strongly favored, an
advised advertising for tenders; the ref,
of the council acknow1ec4red tab,oeivec
but stated that the advantages oat. th
Present time of refaining the old, e*per
ience.doffieers had led them to negotiate
witbrthe view of inducing them to re
main, and when finally these officer!, al
A Tilovioirassa Sobnisk---,•The Wi•
;atop Echo tells the following: rosat
week mut of the drafted* soldier' from
the Pennisula, Wall brought book to
Wiarton 'tram Load4M, his fine With
aelounted to pi. Ris goose,
can be briefly told. III hol hired a.
horse from. ISleVonera fl.req for throe
dais, ltuh Ite'Pt it about 't:"rett -diys
wore. He droVoJedui. Lions tioad
leaving :there at g.rfeleok am., Otto
Wiartoc, at 445, tied the hems to the
stable door and welt off on the morn-
ing train. 441 no doubt thonghtthat
that was the. -.hist ofit, Wben
McVanril eagle to Work; between 6
and r 7 eldook he found his.berie slily.
ering with the eeld& and he also feund
that n 'good robe had dtiatipeared and
Poor Pne had been subetitnted. 'Be
laanteSiAteliiint Ont4C.Varritilitia,
Pehstaige Word went to roendeli, 40-
Teatertthe young- 62.a0i., brOuglif\' hint
back to., Wiartane where he pleaded
geilty. The 'One and costashogid be.
,soillgerit to Perreiiirii. think!. that it i=
tAine,t6. Change hi ways.
' The fine reieidence art the.faere iif
: '.!3, 0g14,40101dary tirtiorp,and 41ar-
• • •
TPS:;;Was ,destrOyed, hyk'firo'
Wit** Clint Vittl*
Pomo *woad gehow Teatkg.0
Completes ififteenth 'Volume,
Few realize that Toronto has in
her nattlat ono of the eleVerest Can-
adian fairy tale writers. .5fra. W, 14.
Grover+, under the" nem de mime of
gditir Lelean, bee completed her
fif-
t(e1Ith ;tory and has proved a verit-
able fairy godmother to Canadian
kiddies whe revel in her stork!, and
playlets. Not ,only are her stories
most -clever and interesting, but they
Stigar4oat the factsor Canadian his-
• tory and geography In a ,;way' that
are.made Indelible on thegrowing
mind. The stories are also written.
in the purest english and iinc sect;
'that,can be. acted in real life arid.
• have already protided many inter,.
eating, entettainmegto in the ,Varicivai
schools.
In the recent mink just published
:Possibly the? -master. Piece is 'The
Wooing of Miss Canada." The pro-
logue .of thia, little play °deals with
'Canada at, the time. confedera-
tion and the RPilogue, , Canada fifty
years after, _with a prophesy,. of. the
Ltatiow-4.-=-,Tilo'gdarenther -with—fief
'seven good- fairies who meet at the,
birth Of a nation'tell ho* they have -
'come—two have come: hy. the C.P.IL.
two •• on a grain' steamer, two by
, horseless,,,carriage..held by an unseen
,•••Iroyfer, ii,ncl.tine on the wings ;of. en.
AteroPlane,Many •suitors are present
to. woo. Mts.+, Canada, among them
. Spain, :lapin, Italy, Prance, Ifncle
:Sam, and:Germany, but Miss Canada.
• Mftrriesz.:".Tack,-P'Cariacir With the ap-
proval 4:4:John' Brill.' Tine :little play
'intensely Interesting. and "Instruc-•
National costunies..- Areworn
and it la easy or staging and needs
only the ,ordinarY, bright boys and%
girls to take the Paris. •
• •'Like SOMe OtiNin have
reached the roomy areas ot the top
ot the ladder, Idrs. Groves was it
. school teacher.- 'While in the teach-
ing profession, she, ,:..took special
interest In entertaining work. Suit -
gable plays and clialogues'conicl not he
,found. So at °nee necesnity'b,ename'
a when tie faurilOWere &Wilt ../to hit
4°Wn dinneC, ‘L'41i:Oz.bItZ000Utd not, .
I be ofieeked; and 'pastime?' the,,. whole
building. A good part of the4cOntenfli,,
n :were taken out. Thi l'ouse .wafe_one at •
of tlie.tnrist up -to date in the. district,
". .
'being equifped ,with 'sanitary- fittings),
t POE'. • " • •
t *bort -Marshall,' n"Ilifiskong
e• resident of the 2nd line, Culross, sold
• his farin• to ,Mr. Bdrehill; clroVer;:and•
will'ao Weet to where Mesons are, In
• the spring, .
agreed to continue ata reasonably small
found thole way into eyorY diatriet fn.
Intended for bet week . the key, to the child!S heart. She has
increase of salary, they , all .understeo
that the conned was iininimcnia in n
'proving the motion! especially Ale they
• -.?"1-the nei-g4borhpocl of icintough:' • ,Atsolvett‘;wit: rem .:313srmPlthetifiritll
Mafeking
-the mother , Of invention, and Mrs.
Gra** warniolintedler-dillicultiets by
„writing her own Playa.
. The first' play was given in the old
Pavilion in the ,liertichitural 'Gar-
,dehs, now, knOwn as the Allarr Gar-
dens. Thi PlaY,10 called( "How the
Fairies Close their queen„" „ • T,here,
. .
• edition. " •
. .
Were five thousand cop es lin t his first
To -day Mrs. Grovere 01404 h4ve
•
..wernallin-favor-,ef-advertisiog--unles
all, the officers agreed to -Te-aPPOintieedi,
and. that therefore; the minutes is rei•
ported Were correct. Duilirg.„ the die
cussian the clerk 'handed his reaigOation,
explaining that as he. yeally, wanted' to
be relieved of the wor.14/!' he •could not
thinkof continuing if even •011e• man on
th" board hadasy objection -to. the :AO=
ponitment: JohnstonnWithdrew his o -
joetion to the ininutes,.which were then
approved as correct mOtion"W Rich-
ard on ancf,Hackett;-(didon motion of
i
Joh eton. and .,4ackett the reitignatied
ot t e 'Clerk was not accepted. '• . • ... .
The reeYe ' and deputy reported in
,
--interView with Solicitor .:Proudfeot re-•
suiting in. attleffei to settle his general
account in 'hill to 'bac: 31, 1917, at
$62+2&•• Moved biAtichardson and Jarn
ieson tliat the offer be accented and the
account paid. ' .. •• ''. • ,
' MoVed by trackett-and Kichardien
that the Clerkirender W. We,wanosh .an.
kocouut for $11.ow, being onehilif of
the feet, to Elate . paid fen DiV.'..0th,itt
Clerk and Bailiff. "'"'. ., ; '.. ' ',,,• : ::-
" The tea:04:0E11.S 'it ci.lo: 4...4entgd :
re; the iisie of Delaituras ter s430000
for the purpose of ++.-nOW School', the old
One being done, falling tifpieces an fact.
It was decided that the clerk write the
'Dep. of ViTtainieafOttairla 'hi consent
to issue, and have the necessary by-law
41§1.-the•,1740,a4nesemetiiiy4.:4-4e,1•iag'.4.
.v41! :tta..1.1441mczatattlia .--i--fL„,*::-;7;
arrange to‘raibe the Money otherwise •
•., Ilfra WM, Blitireand'AfrkWrn. Stoat-
emPpeared silting a grant for the Work
Of Ake Aelifield Soldiera* ' Aid Cirale.
Moved by Hackett and ifichardson that
he tell, beidipAshfield.N share of' -the.
°entity grant, be divided: as f011ewit
Canada.' The authoress has found
• Jas. °albeit I!' busy pressing haf in lived. with .childien day by: der. ...SW
n'rct-This'opens out the field dor.: t
100usly. Every woman., who saves bread,
„beeVand pork product" fact and
The Ashfield Soldier's Aid "Circle, gni,
deed Wielding an unseen weapon in the a
t
nd-1150 to each of theNtimen'sInnt
utes at Dungannon and Mutant malt.
mg the whole aMount.
• Auditors McLean and McCarthy pre-'
seated their,report.__eheming•-that-all
hooka, vouchers, etc, were carteck-• with
a bat, of cash Dee. 311 1.917,:Of $3433 00
and apprOxinlate Assettever Liabilities
of .2845.48:* Moved by Hackett and
Johnston th'et the Auditoril •ileport be
accepted, and the pecesaitry copies print '
ed, and the Auditors paid.'
A„cOmmittee appointed ratepayers
of the West Shore Ay. area having &sited
or papers and „letters re. the rada.tay•
ffairk it was inoved 1Tohnston and
ichaidson that the °kik be authorized
delivei to Auditor M6Lean the liaid
iipere and letter!, (ea Ver Memel. the
said Donald McLean caret:illy pre-
rve the IMMO and return thent to ,he
lerk at the • March -meeting of the
gouged er sooner if re:limed,
By law No. 2 of *Ms was duly passed
0 appoint the of5ceristeeite their duties
nd AI their salaries. The offieers are.
hos. O. Allen, 01016 *Wm. P. Iteid,
reas.) John Canitron, asissior; a It
11140004101 0014101011 P044111 Kas*ll
A POWERFUL AID .
When you feel skaish.
iod nervous, tired and
inclifferent,.you have the
first symptoms of deelin-
thg strength and your
system positively needs the
.apeciid nutritive food -tonic rn
to :replenish your blend
power, enliven its citeulation and
bthig back the snap and elasticity,
of good health*. Scott's Enid.
sion supplies Nature tvith
the correct building.food
which is better than any
drugs, pills or akoholic
milttur**
ipso* *Am. ronoso* cot: ois
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Mrs. 31 1; ad114s Maizeandhir:atinati ;lifetbetIme her She wroteabout
y • th lite. •
4:f.te• MrT.:93:64T-1316(14lerBiaakend'sdarigfitera are
'Visiting MM. Kiekley at present..
Mr. and Mrs. j:-Jaigion, of Lauder,
vsfisotedlyb"., MrsAnson p1214. on'•
• Tribute to Fighters. .
.;:Theilewiipaper 'Excelsior pnbliehes
an Interview • with 'Lieutenant:Gen-
eral Sir. Arthur Currie, -Comniander
of the Canadian Ariny Corps, ' who
patit the highest tribute to his men.
In the ,cdurse of the interview, Gen-
'".' Currie said!
have
1;•ze Bed and nna, Baran% who .the mixture of the .two raCer;
vlifjping relatives, in Damontii. Which gives Us su h
On andGcdench, re urned Monday. ible elan f the Fzent.and
and Miss May, the ' have ill, for
%eneral ..Curile' recalled :with legi-
• Quite a number of the eorrenrioatitkita
not know appearance fine soldiers.
. . They 'have got the dash and irresist.
We
are okiortio acity of the Angio -Saxon, . s
report an an,...vve-- 'fliria frnacer coupled with bulldog
inent in the health of Mis. Jai, Sanders Zittii iWn httynicrost:',Ihere:ggro4h2t:.
several Weeks. • • , • amide necle-thrititE't:44i,g:nwearasi; ;4:13;
lts ce on the battlefield,
last week appeared ilitereztO its ,recent capture of Passchen-
S
the amebae of `the last, dance of :the d9aele Ridge, fortune had always*
semen" to be held •in Carnegie 14. .
re.-Tna,t isi sonvea of -the. reasons ofl,the
tuaknow, td,night." • • iiiny•g•morale,". said General CUrrie.-
, M:SplelugarlVanted
•••• :
Every pound of maple sugar -produced
this spriataddet6 the food stock of the
ediuttly 'at a thrie when every pound of-
food-stuffets needed. Maple sugar mak-
er are s'ire ti(0, tniflret for e'en, pound
of Oure-nialile, auger, and syrup :they
produce, . ' • , • .•"-
-The first run of Canadian marile' nap
begins down tatex County, Oiltario,'
genei•ally -Abut March aradlikily
Leir.O_VAIra vcathca: works_laorth,east-and-
1164-muso.niar14, whowthe
leaves break the buds. "
'• Au army that has never known de-
• feat. can be, led to thp end of the
World. But there are other 'reasons
tor the army's • fine, sturdy spirit.
They are fighting with full conscious-,
ness of the justice. of their cause.
These 'four hundred and fifty thou-
sand "rolcinteers did not join up ,and
!save the comfort of their homes In
order to hurl- themselves into a war
.or conquest and lust. They have re-
soluthly deseendeeinto the furnace
'Of War In order to, defend .the cradle
their tionmon. ancestors and the
civilization handed down, by past'
!inn r ati Orin. And then?. not...tsizio...
-up-until-the fire is quenched+'
'Ovitora tikie s it
errata- of the officers under his mini- •
and, and of the French army
hich he had watched in action.
Asked when the 'ear woUld end,
plied.
'.'When there are no more Boches."
•
• • . •
and Win.,MeCarthy, 'auditors; Dr:•Simp
son, 'Afedical Officer Health and San-
itary Inspector; #. Hawkins, mein-
be.i of. Local Board Of Health, the
reeve being the Othei member, ex ate'
io,
David 'Johnstone' Richard John:40i,- T.
Oar,vey, Robert Drannen aud Neil Nur,'
dock, sheeniValonrir (Note.--aheep
val-
ners must utIfthi;:lialled-;on where the
Owner of the deg is known,. and* Must
not called- in such 0:---E-
110'Ddabgh, *bat Webster (con. 13),
Robert Drannen,k. J. McKenzie, Wm,
3. Neck, treaty Ole, • James* Lane,
Thos. 'Dickson, las. John‘
rightotion;lis. Crawford, John lifoLiforis
ThoN. Fence VieWers; Jim; it.
Si;VagN Peara0a, Veil 'McDotiald,
Prank Scott, Thos. U. Irwin•and jahleit
Kickleyi Pound keepers. , The old Path.'
intuiter.a are in office. vet Mitt' their bac
CeSsOra are appointed and. receive their
lists. •
The matter (*.Ninth* for, 1018 was
left eo the clerk and reeve for arrmige-
Mont On blOtion Itioluirdson and
Jamieson. ,
Ouiside of the grants mentirmed and
Proudfoot account, balances'. of 1911
salaries and hes to auditars, there were
-oniy small payntents of a few dollars., • ,
Oa inrition by 1Tackett and johnston
adjohrnment was made to Marsh ittli
at 10400 Aix.
• Tif4 00 A4001 illerkt
OUR Isifill;AL 1114011i
••••••••••••••••lie
Thla Critki Claims We Ate Only Ha*
Living and Working. -
That the average mon and woman •In
the United States today is env holt
livbg and is not doing half of off Work
not getting half of the joy 'from work
• and life that human being Is cape-
ble Of getting is the opinion of Dr. 1t• -
ving Fhiher of Tale universitY, the
great student and authority on. ego-.
• mule health conditiOns. In 4 reeent
otudy Olathe hoe nude of rural health
• mid' national well being: he iinds that
only 'something like 1 per cent,of nee,
ple are real'? Well and free from im..
palTment, • . • •:-
Interpreting Otis loW state of pikys-
:IC4I 'health in term+ of What it Melina
••to"thet individind, the writer says. "It
:means that we are 108114 it large part
of•Otir rightful Ste not only by -death •
itsedf,' which cute off many years we
°Iniaht have lived, but deo froM di
• ease.,and disabilities whieb ore not fa -
Ont vrIlich "crIPPIO the, Power -to-
- work and mar the Joy of living."
efllcieiicy AiktO,Whatz_thifcatirtikof
inertnelo the producing Pow-,
er of this country, the' writer 'again
sayii: oWe ;nay assume that on the ay; •
eragelor every death per annum. there
, :are tw6 persons sick during the year.
Vire mairea•aboot 8,000,000 people eon- •
..itinitIy lying on sick beds.in. the United.
States,. ot which on the Most cOnserva-
tiver estimate at least hair 4need not
• have been, there If ire:translate' these
'preventable losses, into . conlinercial -
ter ,Ms we 'find that even by the most
• conservative reckoning this •country 18
losing over • $1,500,000,000, worth of
wealth producing power,everiyear.
-441'ersonally," says P,rotessor Maher,
' "I believe it .ean be shore that the
Chief' cense of this &generation is the
neglect of Judividdal .layglene; partly
•fromAlieronCe.' PSrtlY 6Ora indiffer-
partly'' from sheer helplessness.
The degenerationof our bodice follows
a- degeneration of our habitd, The mire
for the degenerative disease is Mori
PerflOnal hygiene•-,nore 'acientifie habits
of living.1.' •
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.,DAYLIGHT .311/11DNIGHt,.
, A10.13seishall Games and Sheeting,
• •
••• .. Matches In Alaska. • •
Two events .of annual occurrence In
Alaska are: the Omit of the Verb:iris
territerial gun clubs at Seward and. the
'Tnildifight, baseball game at Bairbanks.
• ;IMO 22 tieing. the longest day In the
_,yeilx,i,tliernislato.....liour 'of' theettiffe
twenty-four whet). a newspaper csumot '
be easily read Out of dciors; audio -eon-
-sequence .dealers-in..artifiriat light and '
lighting supplies have no hushiess.bot
'to dremn 01! the cuutiri.g -winter months.
when:people light lampa et -2 o'clock .in •
the afternoon and keep thern. going in•
the forenoon until '10 seeleck or later; •
'Right •o'cloek in the everting is the
bdUrAt_. which. the ball games usually
. begin, but so 'Per as adeqqate„light is .
concerned 12 o'clock midnight 'would*.
• 'equapy, as ;wen,- „ • . •.:
The Seward 12 O'Clock:raidnight sheet-
ing tournament it ,Invariably . attended
by all aportannen from the United States
Who chance to pe vioting Ilene there at
the time, and .ie participation Of such
gentlemen 11 frequently , a., Source' or
• chagrin to themselves: and .of Unitise -
Ment to the initiated; the shooting
repel* of:even:the crack shots.take a.
sad stamp+ at these events. - This -is due
..to the peculiar light,..with . which
kis are naturally not faniillarrt, As .
Alaskan sportsmen do much Of their..
, summer shooting after If o'clock In the .
•evening and -die Used, to these condi-.
lions,. there is little variation in their
niarkismanehip whatever the • hour.
• •why,IVIetals Rust.
• Gold,does not tarnish like other metal
betafise it is not acted upoo by oxygen
Or Water. It is the inoisture in the at,
' mosphere which minseeother inetals to
tarnish owing to their oxidation. Water
'contains .4 large proportion'of oxygen.
it is the oxygen in the moist air coni -
bluing with, the surface of the metals
that eovers them with tarnish,. Phitl?
'W-105,111-a-'-u-ii- 'he influence o
• neither rusts; nOr tarnishes. Alundnum.
.also does not rust, neither hot nor cold
water having any action upon it.
Sil-
ver tarniehes on exposure to the air,
the agent producing this effect being
p . w ich
A Great Fishing tear.
• The Halite* 'Chronicle tell a story
of the success of the hallinieet
sailing from. Luneburg, MS„ Show-
ing that the season has been e.ene-
dessfUl one. in, 1906-, -it -Iss Baia. -
way of comparison, the. 'Luneburg
boats numbered 194 and their catch
amounted to.120,9.70 quintals: Last
year the --1111mber Lof---boata---hull gone
flown to 106, While the catch had
raounted to 21,8,060 quintals, Thia
, .year, with the season •over, the fleet
was reduced ' to ' 96 boats and the
catch went up to 256,216 quintals, •
the greatest catch in 12 years at
16118hte 1
T 916 catch ef the *218.060 .
, quintals toldat an average of $7.50
a quintal,. iak2ag the Nairn Of the
catch $1,635,500, but this year's'
haul sold at $10 Per 4 tal
amounting to 52,562,150.1d:3Th) thus
Was „higher this year than t
the increase in the cateh as Well as
the selling Prke will more than offset
the increase in. the cost of provision
arid Ontfite, The seeable is about fire
Months long aed some of the ereWs
made upward of 91,000 per man.
it. muy Stern eUrprising that the
Ashing fleet should deurease in Site
*hat: the cateh Is being sold at high .41
ries, but this, is explained by the
cad; that the demand for boats tor
t he casrrying trade Was the tenet of
the decrease In tonnage, One of 44
'the Luneburg boat, to eite an ex-
4,,,p1e, was bought for $0,000 and
as put in the nshing Soot tot the
Jenson, 'clearing' $8OO� tor bet own-
ert, who then sold. he tor 41/.49o, p
vU 4 lit0at4h14 $44r t44446
the sul bur Iron is: themetal h
tarnishes and rosts most easily, its oxi-
dization proceeding until the metal is
coMplekty eaten or burnt away with
the rust,
.ifarlous Parrots. •
There are 850 species of parrots,
Chiefly confined to the warm parts of
America, Atria, Africa and A.uStrall
Asia west of the Indies, and, while nu -
moons in the Malay arehipelago they
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'are wantrng in China; Cochin China
and the Philippine Islands. ThO'bul,
speoles native to the United States hi
, „
the Carolina parrot.
The gray parrot of vOesterrV.AfriCa
credited wIth having a grentarpliwei
of Italtatieg the human veirie than any
bird of the species, It has long been a
faVorite and Is the subject °titian; ate.
tresef greater or less 'credibility.
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he Busy Hardware Rouse
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Delivery
The Best Ili It -Oven
Range on the Market
.J.
:We expect anot-
• 'her shipment_ of
-this famous cook
stove arrive
this week.
'
will be gla(
to show you th
good qualities and Many .conven-
iences Over the .L ordinary cook stove.
Do n9t faitto,se.our line
of Stoves 'before, buying.
It will pay-iyou.
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tE:Tbe Store Where*Yourilopey
vorrommisz,
oes„FarthOt
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- YOUR LAST PHOTOGRAPH . , • .
*As it taken in profiler aide or fall face? •• Wer you wearing stteeti ilhape "••.,
or evening dcthes or Just au artistie drapery? Why not have some net
: . ' PORTRAITS MADE HERE °
in a different pose and befouling attire just as you look now. Your friends
.would be so glad to receive' finch a picture. - * • ""'''
Studio Open.Monday; Tuesday:and WiacinetclaY
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S...FREE .Photographer, Lucknow
Dr. Anna M. Shaw SaYe ; • The- Voiciinin:who have nOt been trained
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in stenography and typeivriting, should inunediatelY :undergo in-
struction, in exactly the shine spirit that moved them to attend-'
. classes in first.ald nursing." • •
• The need for stetrgraphers'is urgent'
• 7 he work is pleasant and. the pay ample
Why shOuld you not Undertake this work? . •
We admit' students. at..a1;34 •
Central Business' Coll
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Affiliated With Central Realness College, Stratford, and the Mott flintiness-
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College, rorento. Ask for our free catalogue.. Telephone1.66.
D. A. Mel,achliti, Pres. identp A. Illaylitandi
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Want: besigll for Plaque.
Donald Mattlaster, M.1'., who Is
a Member of the liritiah Parliament-
ary Coriataittee charged with tom -
Dieting arrangements for having a
plaque Prepared in nietutory of the
men 'who have made the .supreme
acriece at the front, htritelil that en
1216 allgitestiOb the competition for de -
be open to the overeeas
dontiaions. Mr. MaeMaster is a Can7.
• dian himself. .
' ••• Anternobile
Shown together in, .an anteltutbile,
Meseta:a in London aro a steitin tar
tilt in 18B2; a steam ttlegcle dating
roxt 1221, an411 $400141.411 car 144
Silted 14 -
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• -4- 47•71;
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64,61 &WI. /872
•Capital Atttho1zed, $5,000,000
Capital Path -up, a3,00e,e00
Surplus, • - - $3,500,000
Uncertainty
0 one 'knows what the future may bring forth.
Now, -while your health is good and your
earning capacity unimpaired, is the
, time,. to .accumulate: a competence..
' One dollar deposited in. the Bank of •
Hainilten will start a savings
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account
1.IJCKNOW° BRANCH
.1. A. Glennie, 'Manager
�URLAY PIANOS
These are ligh.grale'ruusital instruments. a:14,
invite your Inspection of theni befori InirehaSing,
Sewing Machines
The New Wittreritta sewing Machine is a
strong; durable und ligltt running machine. 'Call
nhd see thein. before buying.
LUCKNOW
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