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Farm Laborers'
Excursions.
**MOO Men Wanted for Western
Harvesting.
•
To meet astir as possible the un -
casual demand for farm laborers in
Saskatchewan and Alberta,
tlio C.sn idian Pacitic Railway will run
saiezcial second classexcursions float all
ilItutario stations. Cost of a one-way
'ticket to Winnipeg is 810.00, ani from
liarinriipeg to points whire tailor.
ere contract to work they will be
dzsieried withcut charge. After at
ifeaat one month's work in the him:vest
afield, a ticket b ick to Oatario starting
point will be issued at $18 • rickets
,are only good on Farm Laborers
*speciat trains, and will he issued to
women, but no half -rate for children. '
/Leaving dates of excursions are as
foilfewec-
Augus 14th and Sept 8th, from all
/stations in the territory between To-
awrato-North thy line and Toronto
Sarnia line.
August 19th and Sept 8th, from all
attationis on Toronto Sarnia line, and
asieith thereof (in Canada)
August 22nd and i-.'ept 11, from all
atations' east of Toronto -North -Bay
Nine, to and including Kingston.
Enr tae three excursions in August
:special trains will he run from all
points on the 0. P R If you are in
any doubt as to date of excursion from
rour district apply 'to local 0 P R
vegestf, Who will also fu nish Ulnas •1
eapecial trains, or write to C B Post
District Passenger Agent, 0. P
Torun to.
A Crossed Trail
By CLARISSA HACKIE,
•••••••••••.
COnyrighted.. WS, by Asitoelatad
•laterary :Press, •
Pink /ARM rode out of the corral
with slack tell] and drooPIng head.
Care sat upon his broad shouldera and
dulled the genial light in his gray
eyes; Cummings, seated on the door-
step of the bunk house, hooted de-
risively at his mate,
'Yeti look like you was goin' a -court.
Ln', Pink," be grin:tied-
Luscote turned a scowling brow as
he slapped. the rawboned sorrel with a
bronzedhand,
•"Drop it!" he growled crustily.
The. sorrel struck a long, swinging
gait, and presently home and rider
disappeared beyond a rise of ground,
only to reappear In gradually diminish.
ing perspective until suddenly they
vanished altogether.
"What's the matter with Pink?"
asked Remy Jones in constrained tones
from within the bunk house. "He looks
like trouble has got him good and
plenty." •
• Cummings- clasped Ms heads about
his knees ' and rocked to and fro in
an ecstasy a delight.
"He's going to see the Vildder Todd."
he chuckled. . • . .
Jones rusbed t� the 4oQr wtth razor
in one. hand and a bank cheek lathered
from brow to chin. "The Widd:er.
Todd!" he gasped.. •"Why, what's he
goin"to see her for?" • .
"He don't know -she sent for . him
this morrilie," • returned Cummings
mirthfully. "I expect Pink overreached
himself Vother night at the dance. Miss
Bennie Porter, she wouldn't look at
Pink alA the evenin'. She was dancin'•
and with a long cheeted, flap
eared jackass, and Door Pink he set up•
to the Widder Todd 'and •hourted her
most , particular all the. evealn with
one eye on Miss Elennie and you, and
I reckon that he' said some serious
thing to the' widclei-kinder absent -
like." ,
"Widder Todd wouldn't loOk at Pink
Luscom!" 'snorted ,Jones
"Seems like she looked at him Con-
siderable eother night and enjoyed it
sufficient to send for Min 'this . morn -
in'," dratried Cummings. •
Jones disappeared, and there was the
sound of vigorous and renewed scrap-
ing of his leathern cheek. Doc :Cum -
Ed ueatiOn that Pays
No one in this age quesAions. the
-value of a businesss training such as
zciven under the excellent conditions- :-
Nwhich pievail in the Central frusint-ss
60ol1ege f Toren tc . This sel ool is well
Itnown to be one of th Iagess- alai
best equipped instil titins • f the I nd
'on the America n cow! nt. and s
largely patronized by students 1. con
-emery province in the Dominion. in
serest ed parties are i t vi ted to write
gar its new catalogue. Sae card in our
advertising columns.
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ST. THOMAS - ONTARIO
28th year! "A leading Canadian
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'IN.1**********••••••
PLAIN TALK FROM THE DOCTOR
A prominent physician, famous for
his success in the treatment of kid-
ney and bladder troubles, stated that
to the following prescription is due a
great deal of his success:
One ounce fluid caaract dande-
lion;
One ounce composted salatone ;
Four ounces compound syrup
sarsaparilla,.
Mix and take a teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime, drinking
plenty of water.
This mixture will, he says; posi-.
tively cure any diseases arising from
weak, clogged or inaotivs kidneys,
and will assist tbeae organs to
cleanse the blood of the poisonous
waste matter and acids, which if
allowed to remain,- cause lumbago,
tame back, rheumatism and sciatica,
and at the same time Will restore the
kain-ys to healthy normal action.
IThe ingredients, wilt& are purely
veget,tble and entirely harmless, can
Le provuroll frnal any good druggist
.4, arid mixed at home at very little cost.
.410. Th .s advice will undoubtedly be
"g' miwili appr.-outtol by many readers.
estatateeettee.44sedeetee
TUE
A MOTHER
How maw .American women in .
lonely homes to -day long for this
blessing to COMO into their lives, and
to be able to utter these words, but
because of some organic derange-
raent this happiness 7$ denied them.
Every WOmall interested in this
•subject Should know that prepartS-
am for healthy maternity is
accomplished by the use of
• LYDIA PINICHAIWS
7TALE COMPOUN�
Mrs. Maggie Gilmer, of West
I :Union, S. C„writes to MTS. Pinkharn:
I was, greatly run-down in health
from a .wealcness peculiar to my sex,
when Lydia D. Pinkbern',6 Vegetable
Compound was recoramended to me. It
.not only restored me to perfecthealth,
frit to my ddlight I am a mother."
MI'S. losephine Hall,of Bardstown,
Ky., writes:
"1 was a very great sufferer from
female troubles, and my physician failed ,
to help me. Lydia E. Ihnitham.'s Vege-
table Compound not only restored me
to perfect health, but I am now a proud
mother." • ' .
. FACTS FOR SICKWOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable fAmpaand, made
. frail roots and herbs, has been the
• standard remedy for. female
and has positively cured -thousands°
women Who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear -
Mg -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion,dizzines.s ormirVolls prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs.- Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has : guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
()LINTON NNW EttA
sima imeE-60 Sailittix- THE Miff IN MB BED,
T6•6•1•••••••••60,11.
London Chemist's Clever invention
thed For many Purposes. •
Vie oleo of policemen's boots Made
of goats' .hair, seaweed, dust and
gum! ,
This is not a recipe from "Alice in
Wonderland," but the composition of
a substitute for leather, invented by.
'John Campbell, a chemist. long 'em-
ployed in the rubber trade, who re-
Isiodxnesoctoarnteeyears
t. Wtnoodgaadnea,vxSoMr.
cm
hepherd'as
abeitndanuowexp:hasimenpteerfwectil old d rubber.
but .these he disterded teonie time age,
eda, subelneestawteesabeused
hich, inafluidioprali,
ableorh
very large variety of purposes.
From seaweed, carpet dust. goats'
hair, Irish moss, gums and a chemical
process which is his secret.' Mr,
Campbell has already made the fel-
lotting astonishing list of commodi-
ties: Policemens beote (outer sales
and heels), picture frames, ornamen
ttil
mouldings (for railway carriages), par.
• Wiens (to resemble wood), belting (for .
machinery), • upholstery, bobbins (for
cotton spinning), &-d.rio switch-
boards, flooring, golf tells. fountain
Peng, "marble." in 011 co16rs chess-
boards, bookbindings and "ivory"
Combs.
A reporter recently visited the lab-
oratory, which will shortly give place
to a' factory. and examined many of
the samples. Mr. Campbell makes no
startling claims for his invention. and
admits that his composite is not equal
_to materials ofthe highest quality.:
but he says that in the caseof loath.:
et, for instance, it provides an excel...
• lent substitute in the manufacture. of :
goods which could net., bear the price
of the best hides,
• "The product has been tested by po-
licemen and pestrrien. and the soles
and heels are in good condition after
nine months." wear," he said.
"Two thousand feet of it are now in
use as belting in machine shops, and
the substance has been proved to be
impervious to oils, acids or atmos-
• pheric conditions. ' _
"It is absolutely non -inflammable.
As it is made of waste products, the
price is low, and, being very light in
weight, it is specially suitable for rail-
way purposes. •
"I hope it wiil be adopted for elec-
trical apparatus. In its hard state it is
.good substitute for vuleanite, and
is less than a quarter the. price. •
"I obtain my Seaweed from Devon-
shire,- and the most expensive 'Variety
for the manufacture of 'marbles from
jaPan. Imitation marbles and woods,
which can he turned out in any color
or design, are made of seaw-cred, moss;
carpet dust, gums and chemicals, hy-
dr4illliypressed. .
beautiful marble floor can be ob-
tained by pouring the composite in a
fluid state • over a floor and allowing
it to Set. The seaweed, which can be
'Colored oria:de to form any design;
not only gives the effect of the veining
. and take the cross trail to Porter's, shown in real marble, but the color
where Miss Hexinle itweited MW and, and veins go right though the ma-
woold appear to be disappointed. after teri.al,. .•-•;"
:allihwehreenli:d!blieeldoe:asenivee'rail calla sue!) .. an: illitanriddli°abflw(rBtdatecanbtheeinigitai6d
nbstance.'!••
Amity Climax to an Angling Rawl.
once of General Osillifet, •
1.0112•420, bi the days of the :second
empire, Cieneral Gallifet w� tbe aid-
de-camp of Napoleon III, At St, Cloud
his quarters.,were $ust ever 'the Im-
perial bedroom. OverYthing firolnal
Mw was very grand and very gloomy.
The window of bis room leolied upon
the pond that veashed, this Walls or the
chateau. The water was clear and
the surrounding ecenery was heatitiMi,
but the young lieutenant felt like a
prisoner. Early One Morning, while
seated at his window trying to drive
away the blues with a cigar, he espied
below in the crystal Water an enor-
mous carp. The instinct of the angler,
strong in 0allifet, made the young
manse eyes, snap and apt his heart
throbbing.
The big fish was the, private property
of the emperor. Consequently for Gal.
lifet 10 wait forbidden fifth, But it was
such a fine fellow! The resistance of
the soldier's conscience Was useless. It
surrendered unconditionally, The re-
maining part of the campaign against
the carp was ample enough. Gallifet
went to his trunk, brought out bis
trusty line, to which he fastened a
hook and an artificial bait. Wtth bis
accustomed sldll he cast Ids line. The.
carp was heated and hauled la through
the window.
• Here the lieutenant's fun ended and
his 'trouble began. The •fish, landed
upon a table, overturned a large globe
aned with water and =Culled from
that to a magnificent yase, which it
also upset and Smashed to Pieces Upon
the floor. Then it began to execnte a
genuine pas de earpe ad:Sag the smith-
ereens. •
• The emperor, hearing the strange
racket Overhead and seeing the water
'trickling through the ceiling, was as-
tonished. He rushed' upstairs to find
out what was the matter. Gallifet
heard him coming and endeavored to
grab the carp and throw it out or the
windovi and thus destroy the evidence
of his% Poaching in the imperial pond.
But the slippery thing was , hard to
hold, so be tossed it into a 'bed and
cOvered it bp with the . bedclothes.
When the emperot entered the room,'
he noticed. immediately the qnivering
• bedclothes, He pulled them down and
uncovered the fleundering 'fish: Ms.
majesty's face assumed an almost jizia-
Jamie expression,: which gradually
faded into a •faint smile: He took in
the entire situation, saluted and left
the future war minister to meditate'
-upon the niyetssies of a fisherman's
luck.
--- dila onewasdestiaed-to-ber and he—as finois11nn be' 171I.te in he 15 -,m9:.331 -a --un- er as
- -
• frankly confessed to himself that Miss
Henniebored him. Now, the widow! Jones swore softly and dAccording to a report by a medical
ug a spurred . '
.,
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Death in the Telephone.
. heel into the little mare's flank. There ' officer from Westminster to The Lan -
was an onward rush, and he Came mt, a startling result has been attain -
upon the crossroads with a scatter of ed from • a• test to • discover whether
loose gravel and flying hoofs. tuberculosis, germs exist in telephone
, • Seated on the:back of a rawboned mouth Pieces- • • ' -
• Sorrel was Pink 1:11SC0111. HiPhones on the central exchange was
s 'very at- One of the post office public tele-
, titude • suggested indecision. The see.
Eel's bead was turned toward the town, wiped around "witIva swab to remove
i • •
• and the contents of the swab used to
On guinea
while, Pin s ray eyes gaied Nvistfolly
His frown deepeeed as 'Joust drew his pig was killed. twenty- ree ays .
• horse to .,a standstill and glared aggres- inoeulation. and:a post-mortem exam-.
sively,at him. ' - ' . ination. showed pronounced signs of
i) traJloni. esbroke the
.. silence a. t last ; . tuberculosis., The second guinea Pbii:.•
sn• 'ete'Preeda,rshelailideinT:htl'ids bel°71ttheeptirenell errs. bs: ' , Iv.- naL 11 killedln
- • of infectiOn thus proving 'the. e
twenty -.seven days talthter •
and' showed similar' signs
1 '•• • • deadly germs of tuherculosia can
WIDDE11 ?"- •: 'down over his bronzed face . tr itted b. the pie telephone
* • ansm y pu
• l'ink winced. A •dark red settled
r CAY, BOZZY,, t01:1 AIN'T ,S011.13 amour. rim ,
e
mings chewed the item of his pipe re- f help from you." he (trawled.
• • as ' at presentin _genera use.
. 1 . "I reckon I can find. It .without ,any It is .added thAt this proves conclu-
rious head toward the Interior of the : 'I •ain't seen you tryin' to do it!" public or private Use, need to be per-
. eively that all telephones, whether in. •
flertively. Presently be craned a cu- .! . .
4house. "See here, Romeo, if . there's .
cried Jones tantalizingly. • ' ' iodically disinfected, as is the case on
anything .1 can do. to help. you just liebbe I don't want to. The trail to tIte London Stock Exchange, *where
you sing out. Shall I catch up a boss You don't SPelll 111 b • t take'• . e fifty telephones are sprayed daily
Seen Forks ain't.a had one." In
for you?" . . no burry o with a disinfectant under an agree- .
it!":snapped Jones. ment with the general postoffice.
anyeiciating germe•in the mouthpiece,
g
up the cross rail which led to Porter's., inoculate two guinea pigs. e
• The Wrong Bird. •
One Of the well knownrinigicians
not along ago had :a queer experience,
but the 'People in the theater had more
fun otit-Of it than he did.• One of • his
• tricks' was to' shake a Sack to show
that it' wag. empty • and then. to draw •
out of It exi egg. after which be. would
always :reach in. again and bring •out
the ben .that laid:the egg. Of course
.lie had to have help in this, and one
night he had a new Man, who did
._. • -
eferYthing just . is he had been told
until -it Came to "this net. Reaching
into' the bag, he drew forth the fOWi.
at the. usual time, but instead of ,the
hen: an Old rooster hopped down On to
' the stage, ruffled • its feathers and
strutted around, Crowing With all its
might, while • the audience laughed
and the magician went out to. hunt: his
new •lielperr-,London'Opinien. '
Stint -tip! re Sated Jones in astran- •.• Lustote,'s -nand ,sought his hip. . I
gled tone, - • •:: •• . • -reckon we Might itS well have it out .•
"Theni there •white winged collars is .. pow," he Said Calinly. • . "'
bad for the voice, Roziy. • You sound he: plum glad to oblige yob!" • -
like you was ehokin". I reckon You'll 1• dones'had w hipped out a weapon and
Weir that baby blue crisscross . peek -.1 heeledhis horse about, •
tie S'on bought at Widder Todd's stere : •1 d !Ike to shake 'first. IlearY," sal&
I hear that baby bine is Mips }Tea- Liascoui gravely holding out. ft, big
•
tit's fav'rite •colOr!" , •.. , ' . ,bi•own• odw,, • ; •
There' Wasno response. from within,. 1 obeS grasped . it eagerii,.. ""We'Ve
and presently Jones, attired as ger- . been good friends up to now. Pink;" he •
.geously as Pink Luscont had been it sold regretfully. "flint 1'n3,4rry WS •
one to
creas each• other's trail, ••whY"L Ile
:paused and looked past his Oral to- i
ward. the town. •
. Luacota wee staring at iiim .furioue. •
'iy, find then a strange light broke over
his good looking face. ,, •
• •
He • tee, shot a reSentful .showl• to- "I itozzY. You Mal sore about
ward the jeeeIng man on the doorstepthe widder?“ ' . •
aid thee be .disappeared Over the rise **Whet do yoit think?" lones stared
of greued, his dark figure silhouetted: : defiantly at the 'other Man. "Miss Hen- ,
against the copper glort, of the even- t 11 ht she and me
half hour ago, strode haughtily. past
the man on the doorstep' and into the
"corral, where be. proceeded to catch .a
mount, In a trice he came tearing
through the gate on a fiery little black
mare, his long legs dangling in close.
proximity to the burned grass.
ie. s e's r1 g ut
Ing eky.. • . • . don't set no great Store by eath other,
aThere's .Widder Todd • a-settin' She says come, and the Widder says
great store by Ilozzy and as mad as a go, so there ain't nothite for a feller
• wet hen at him. So she's makin' UP to do."
jss •
• to Pink , who's
dippy about Mls Hen- LuicOm was lighting a cigarette with
i ie. • Miss Heinle, she's mad at Pink, us:tabling fiagers. "Theresa only' one
I
and 80 she tilde desperate with itozzy, thing to do, nozzy Jones," he stild sol -
who's made at'the widder. And they're .setinly. "just don't cross my trail. and
'fill med and jealous of one another, I won't cross yours. The wldder, she
- and if somebody don't -.shake 'ern tip don't' want to talk about nothite but
there's bound to be seine 'more infs. Flossy; while Silas Ilennie and tile
Mated marriages in Seven Forks. 0 lister hit it off -first rate, and I reckon
tardy!" CutinningS filled his pipe and ff you'll just move aside 1'11 pike along
lounger over to the cook bootie and up to Porter's."' .
joined a soelal .grouir about the flee, , • eloneS grinned happily asthey passed
Rozzy lonee did not look at the cop'- one Situ:411er, and just Mt each :Map -
1 per glery .of the SunSet. With Moody peered iti a cloud of duet along Ms
eyes fixed on the well worn trail, be Own particular trail two brown hands
noted reluctantly • the diminishing Were waved in friendly' farewelk
mile; that lay between Mtn and the is * *• . 0 * * *
eraljaltaaa' Iltere —' II*tead f - When he heard the newt; Doek Cunt.
' et Duran'
lag his customary tettrite toward the
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vim MERVIN deo WindsottPuts Omaha
n ClittOn 1,5t \‘', S. R
I foil' Ail. I, I.. ovey. W.
druggists.
mings %%sired a depreentiog hand.
town dud ,,the domicile Of the faticinato "What else tould you expect freak
Ing Wide*, he Must tiles to the right
fellers what Wore white wing collars
%bees t%skyllotlitt
ova coopoi; ,.nentedtx
TORS end itieltpV-Vg the War*
tlerVOtler Oat011o
100d. it old Nemo. versa
(5" Deh8fty, ,3 antra mut &Is. Worry, rns
Seitadi Aettemsone.
,OPriur1s. orht .Wects Of Abuse My .hteotaleel
t 6, $t 'per bort,aixfortd.- Ona *Mtge itt
•cart,. Sold by 911 druggists er meal
In nkd. 011receipt or wee. AM via Ia
satilfrio.The 4004 toloktio,heOowejw40
liliatior• Tar*ntob
and erlifscrose baby blue necktieS?" he
naked. '
A ,e,int feet ilau.. beeitlet tor.A big drain
Ity the Nirth Easthope Counet . The
eost of Ii*e wot k Will tottilii115,000, mid 1
1 fr will opan tip inuckewanip fetid: The
Aeon Rivet itIR Ve Stratford' will be
aisitiged.
Lion Eats a Porcupine.
Tile, question has just arisen ainang
Rhodesian hunters whether liens
make it a habit to eat porcupines, and
if they do does it • often happen that
the victim, in his death agony, leaves
Itis fatal darts the throat of his
destroyer? seems. that recently two
well known Rhodesian hunters, na-
tives of Holland, 'shot an antelope.
Returning to the spot an hour later
the carcass was nOwhere in night.
The animal; it was seen, had, been
dragged' away, but the mea declared
that s lion was not the How-
ever, a lion was found to be the cul-
prit, for the hunters discovered the
animal with the booty. in his mouth.
The men shot the lions which was in
an emaciated condition.
A post-mortem exb.mination was
held, and it was foend that several
porcupine quills were stuck in • the
lion's throat in such h manner as to
nrevent Vs° nassage of .food.
. . .
• No tliSenie i"so Quiet and
Stealthy in its Approach
as Kidney Disease
That lawhy it is so dangerous. It may
• become deep-seated before you realize the
*ger.
5s l4fltd'. tialtilet4 esiVS Cad* el
it ill therefore of greet iniportanoe to
recognize the early warning aymptomei
pain or dull ache in the hack, bladder
smarting sanitation when urinating,
frequent or summated urination,•sediment
in the' Urine, eta., bemuse in its earl3r atage
kidney disease is easily cured by Domes
Metter Piste
Mr. Elgin Brisebois Vernon, Ont.
writes: -1 Was troubled a great deid with
kidney trouble. I had to gib up four or
!Ivo times every night, my twin!, oonthined
a thick brick -dust sediment, I sad,.brain
in the Small of my back, and eoultl not
sleep at night
IC0111102164(1 using Dosn'a Kidney Pills
arid in A very short time 1 was all right
again. Ism very thankful to have found
*cum so speedy in ite action.
Xidney Pills ere 50o. per box Or
2 hoses for $1.25, at all desilere,mor Mailed
direet, On reeelpt Of price by The DWI
Kldnoy Pill Co., Toronto. Ont.
'• Had. Bxperknoe.
.
Not long, ago there entered the office.
of the superintendent of 'a trolley line
In netrOlt an angry citizen demanding
' justice in no .uncertain terms.
' .• In response to the. official's gentle in-
quiry. touching the cause of the 'demand
the angry citizen explained that on the
day Previous as his' Wife wag' b'oarding
one of the company's cars the conductor
thereof had stepped on his sponge's
dress, tearing .frotn.it raorethan.a. yard
of material. ' • •
ean't see that we. are to"blanie for
that," protested •the. superintendent.
"What do you expectus to do -get her
ft now dress?" .
"No, sir, I do hot," rejoined the angry
citizen, 'brandishing a piece of cloth.
• "What iimpose is that you
sball match this material." .
Was A Total Wreck
From 'Heart Failure
In such cases the action ot
101.46URN'S
• liEART AND NERVE
PILLS
In irOatius;the heart,. restoring its nor-
mal beat and imparting tone to the nerve
centres, is. beyond all question, marvel-
lons.
Mr. Darlus Carr, Gaul's writer:
"It is with the greatest of •pleasure I
write you a few lines to let you know
the great, blessing your Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills have been to me. I was
a total wreck from heart failure and 3n7
wife advised me to take your pills.
After using two beam I was restoiecl to
perfect health. 1 am now 62 years old
and feel almost as well as I did at 20."
Price se cents per box or 3 for $1.25,
at ail dealers, or Noitailed direct .by The
T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont,
11•111MIN••••6 .6•••Kwel...remems.
The Fall Fairs
Aug. 29 -Sept 14
Sept. 1.1-19
., Sept 24-25
Toronto
London . 6 •
Win ha,m
Biyt • Sept. 29-30
Ripley...-. .... 29- 39
Brussels... ... .. . -Oct. 1. 2
Nordwich ' Oct. 8
Dungannon- .. . . 7-
Aug, tad), 10011
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1 TUE 110MIE 01' THE '
C411114,k611SINCSS college,
c.,A,... osTaato,
Canadas Greatest School of' '
Boolooks •
iti stands iti a class by nes%
Fall Term Opens September 1st
• ., Why, Indeed? • •
The five-yeatcold Bon was asking his
..fdtber some severe question? .about
recent iidditiog to the fitmlly
•."That baby,. likes • mar said the
3-oungster sharply.. ' • ••
•
"011, yes, he likes' your ma," said his :
father, "Mit he likes me too."
Thereupon: the • five-year-old from
whom great things were expected ex-,
claimed: . •
yon? 'Then wh,y does .he cry
• when he looke at you?" .
Necessity the Mother.
"Who got up those hanging gardens
of Babylon?" . •
"Some king."
"For what purpOse?"
"1 judge he wanted to outwit the
neighbors' Chickens.,"
Always Tired.
Witted Candidate -Which way do
the 'farm hands lean around here?
'Farmer Ilyetop-Well, streliger. around
• Piewing and planting time you will see
them leaning against the barn Or fence
every tizne your back is tatted.
P...scpenslve.
•"I Shall(' never have thotight that
-
studying Would hare Cost so much
money." ••
"Yetfatber, and if you only inew
how little I, have studiedis-sludge.
, •
Evertildng unknown is taken for
ratignificent.-Cireek Protest).
.Virittlif the tattPlit Pat In a heaping
teaspoOnftil of "Salado,' Tea for everY
ttro etipe, Pour on freehly boiled wati
to and allowto-infuse from 0 to $ rnth
titeti, Pour the liquor aft the leaves and
let enol. “Salada" Tea Iced is a most
foloug and tefreehing beverage. A.
small pi! no of lemon wilt Add te its
do or.
Mtitard s Litailietiket tarts rilehtlfterie
.130 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TAMA IVIARIO3
Anyone sending a skate • Ch aOnPdVdriesi DESIGNSVETIisenilimts,
' Fons21:1914°rFotPeollSadetiuu.PVentillifgriOef °om1PhatFenlea:ta
. sent free. Oldest agency for soeuring_patents:
ts
Patentaken through Munn es -Co. resettle
special notice, without charge, in the .
SCietitifie finterican.
A handsomely illustrated weekly.. ,Largest 01W,
alloalnaat di oan. soptioanayyesareirptotestaegfeournprealp.atd.Terstrufwat
all newsdealer&
MUNILDINIZir rNtIt21191k
Mnpared withiPg co.,.
Cia:ltdbat teltramaioy,alainf atZ.,
Sivalend inaho.aids,,one.
sn"' b 7 by attend
make a further allowance up to iii930matravellIng
take them home again, for half are. While „wo
expense .aiaboola:
Itallways bring our long-distance atudents,and
IT PATS TO GO TO- TIIA BEST
Our4tilleennatiad )CgaelleretiYetasr411 about tins great
.ehocs, and he grand work at Chatham. If you '
cannot come to Chatham, we .can o you
Shorthand, Book-keeping and rentaanshiD at
four home. Catalogue tells about home COMBO&
Write for the one you want, addressing .
Stanchion a Co., CHATHAM ONT.
Worth its
weight In gold
to yourboy or
girl. Get one.
It bas been largely instrumental in building
• ap this splendid sthool, and is now. in 60-nfate
book form, arranged for bome study. send SCie
tor a corm:addressing as above, and mentioning
this raver.
HIDES WANTED ,
Cash paid for Hides, . Skins,
md TaIIow
66.66.6.6.6.
IPIItzSinimons 14
•
The Very •Regt
Materials, Combined;with skill' make
son., our Bread; Oa see and Pastry the MOS 1
-1 delicious you ever taetedryou can save
fuel time and money by nurchaaing
PAINTIN. AND,
TRIMMING. •
We can pa.in#your house or
paint and trim your buggy,'
and Make thein look like new.
. I
All work guaranteed, - and our
.prices are right. •
41,c1WAT I-1 Sc. OV P.R BURY:.
Carriage Shop, Clinton
all yew' Bakery products from' us, de-
licious it: every Morsel. Don't forg
our choice line Of 'Confectionery aI90
fruita ni all kinds in season and atlow-
est price.
Cash ne trade for 'Butter and Eggs:
NIMENS
. Phone 42. • elint.tier
Qur Photo'sare the most life-.
like and artistic ..that can be r
inade, and.the .prices are rea.
•sortable for this.class of wok
J ROBERTS
PhOtO,Artiatt 0104631
OQAI
• efore placing your orders for
• your season's supply of Coal, get
aur prices. The very best goods
carried in stook and, sold, at the •
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left, a,t Davie
Arltowland'e Hardware store, or
with ••
• W., J. Stevenson,
At Electric Light Want.
Something New.
Now is the tine to place your
• order for a
NEW -WIRE FENCE
• before"the advance n wire, AR'
• 'lolled Spring Wire used.
•• Also agent for the Celebrated
• Ilehitzman Piano ,
Frank W. Evans
Agent Canadian Vence Do,
/101111MIESINIMIIIMEMINENINIft"*
v...:46.6*=••6*.**.6.1•61.*666.6i*
asimmifoommismousp
11. Fitzsimons & Sow
We are still in the But-
chering business, and are
in a position to fill all or.
ders for seasonable memo,
int:usted tc cu: ca
,
Our new business sand
• is in the Ccitnbe Block,
1.Sitildata &S,011
hot Clinton
Min 11.01101eniV
..s••••
•
We Wa.rit to I -and
your first order, because we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that Will open your, eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better anywhere
eise that you ran with uS. You will
find that we are not "all at sea" in our '
business, tut thoroughly sips to- the
minute" and watchful of the interests
of our customers,' knowing thatby so
doing, we alie reaily Acting for our
own ultimate benefit.
• Q A. DOWNS,
Merchant Tailor, - Clinton,
11
,Mutphy Bros.
. .
Stamessocsito Colsiough Bros.
BUTCHERS
• Having bought out thio business we
mid; it share of patronage, ium^ring the
public: we will cio our bee to supply their
'wawa at reabor able price,
MURPHY •"`
Erick Bio. 0 Linton
Seeley & West.
,BLACKSMITHS,
. AND
MACHINE REPAIRERS
Subscribers having formed:n panne..
hip, are carrying leusineetinSeelay's
Id stand, inattennury snit Wher
hey are prepated to give prompt peas
anal attention to anything in their lir 0.
Satisfaction etieranteed.
Seeley Se West
!locksmiths, Clinon.
wow** iimell*P.*:•••
New Livery
Ain IA* 6..
!laving purchased the livery build•
Ing tornievly °Coupled by Warrener
Bess °have placed in Meek a new
outfit Of tioggieso Merits, Wag.
geniateso eadber 9orses, Stitt.
Mid JIM' now prepared to meet the
wal, ts or t he public for funerals or any
other piteliosei,snd tenet .4 Shard if
YOUr tiled v.
Thos. Cook.'
Clinton, Ont.
• es Ai ....a.ause, • • Y.. **I •
IS in the Nair iltx pap
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