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Leak Pave& etrared. Mteeder
e0aat, Welder, Wasted. Reams ten gan t r
a tllaet, Warms for asks era hest. Artt.tm
tor debt. WI&set es..+hs•a sreekTwenty-
he (Vet. sash Isssedee t Oats DOW ter titer
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admit/immolate yr p.e..tt1. As
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whtek the vir
Y the Ensu st shay.
rl •r areelattm, ran
saraend as sliver
kawldTa. sd verOre ale°hoed w.
&.ew�kr�ad,rsa�eY M.va
ettea&aklu 'rant aaeftat.a reerd
of all twat nasty awldttrietd.rat. he owe
maateailaa will be .*t.eded a emirs It awe -
takes the arms and .we...( tM writer .at
e�.r�!�t�11y Nr YIcatte.. b. a. as .Athens
w meso tlLrtb. Dewe Iter. ake.ld tea.i� Tena
.>r gage wet Weer than w°d.oed.y haus
THURSDAY.
JANUARY Il. 1(116
-,ort BUIL Nu1ttb.
Hurrab for the boys la khaki !
Have you got the "grip," or has the
"slip' got you ?
You might .&y tbat President Wi`
•os'• administration is notewotthy.
Mr. Asquith has survived another
Cabinet "crisis." He evidently intends
to see the thing through.
They are talking is the East of a
"boly war." Could a "holy wet" be
any worse than the one we have?
Another lot of "Si,." has limo
dumped on Canada. it takes a lot of
trimmings to wake soave people look
se big as they feel
The Dominion Parliateaat he
this wet k. Probably it amom-
Wed amid ouch pica. n�0 osier. to
t slices• just mow,
pet y pd'
ce. r kept out of the big war,
NCbiaaviog one of its own. The
tioetheen pro in on are rebellion
against the Halpern, wbu has r...sUy
,rated himself on the throve.
It bag been suggested that country
clergymen might release • number of
farmers' soot for war service by
agreeing to belp the fares. r.in,redi°r
and harvesting. listbsris *ic patriot-
ism discovers
I.:aoade can do 'very well w about
knights and berceeete mod things of
that met. Some day, perhaps, a really
Oat lea will refuse • title in eucb
anter es to make the idea of title* in
this country thereafter a laughing.
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esd olicial eYrpidity.' hard p„,eras._
4 mane tlee.rsl Sr saes Hughes as
reep+ne 1L tier the delays wbtob have
seeded so demorailee the Mat.fiee.
inmost H naps he Advertiser.
'•prossised the ld the flied Bowa-
n* t tiff } (i
w! t,rtM. * ' Oowmfrtmt
its..
ry . His
promise baa not. (lean tultlUrd. Re-
garded in lie legit of what ham trans-
pired, it is reameesble to .uaeiwde their
Mir Sara came to this city and west
back to Ottawa, gave .n order for tbe
regleeatt'e transfer t0 Quebec, and
thew forgot all &G•u: them. They
have now been in Q•wbre for many
week,, and if any Ort tow trouble bee
occurred the Minister of Militia le is -
directly to blame. 111 has broken
faith w Rh theee we. and then ie no
doubt that their di.cipline and regi-
mental spirit, much tested id W
months that went before, has now
been almost deenoralised.”
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Two View&
Vk-trta oteal.;.
Mr. Bowsaw. says t1e Canedimamate
not bound to Ulu for Britain. T1tis
is Quite true, and ober, is also emotion
thing that Canadians are root bound
to do, and that ie to put op with Bow -
*.sa's seditious speeches, and the
sooner he learns it the better.,
Tax War Peaata
t.' taw. tree Free
Ultn Mir George realer can go be-
fore the peopJ.. say : "We have
tazedsweetbe hilt the profits of the
cootrecton and other beneficiaries of
the war," he nano' expect any very
great entbuaiasm from the bulk of
Canadians over Use prospect of a gen-
eral increase in taxation to finance the
war.
Keep Cool.
Woodau:a tleattaal-Cts. taw.
The belief that a man or a newspaper
should take a side on every Issue ti
one of Ibe bp -products of the party
Our Ottawa Letter
tf1 H. F. Gadebl
TMS $I(;NA I. k;(1UM.'ItICH ONTARIO
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Omni. •a 1Resslsa 14vet�e.,
(Maws, January Mk,—Tie ops- I It was a warm day 1■ Jell of then.mi
oeot's ani boo intros of • Canadian 11"1118.1.campaig■ is 116.11".h 311. -thousand masa as the Hart topic of were stri.Nd dews to that, walla& •
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Ezpdar
itioay ?wee 4 eve Mouthed teal. The Ruasiaaa in the treadmill
s& Parllamest Ii
hof seluese ole tour
coevereett0S moos( the trsewbuw It Nota breath of air oee.N to be sUr- •
ir punned east that t
proxitaase roily closely tae remits ,lag. writes a corrvmlto$dest of tae • •
aft.is•d Britain oa the via- Chicago Tri►use in a vlrld doserlt
hese figures m-
attrem
te telly "premed that Hamada, to The force of ears ballet u It • tr4ion to popelatioa win he d. - ' •
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quite as Limo,as itemised awl ; struckthe dry earls that had been •
used to fever the root of the trenches •
A Lisi of
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notary enlfetaseot plan and the man- ties of a Gerson ebarge aad reptile•.
January Sale Bargains
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even more thea the Mother Country
estideriog our dfmtaaee. from thr shook down &sough powdered dirt to • •
Riot. All are agreed that this les N each eoldler. They belted men •
course and oa,stquenees of the con- est= with the perspiration that cover -
proud sad happy pgdtioo tar Canada Ilk
• seams than white men. Ther,
to take. The premier colony of the was Just the lett halt of the forehead •
esouroes, is first toad strongest la its which holds track the lease dirt that
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Empire, as it ie sin at/tooth and where it rested against the board •
kit no u pII•d up In fro
nt of the trench,
Joh :sheaf Sir Sam Hughes is having only a small opening for the
out b dulgiag la say hold -you -so talk. rige barrel to rest in.
bet be to tree to draw attention to the ( It was too hot f •
be oath fire hundred thoumnd Cas.- •a were taros t -
the loophole* and altttag to the hot-
fact
hest bad kis' arfthmetia laughed •
tact that Rho easy outset of the wear to sore They or say of the mea •
D taking at
a, lam et the treacb drinking tee or
it wag thought at the Yase that outselling at a piece of dry blsek
ideal rather than
it seemn that he in
was
of the algae' bread a t
what Me was talkluR abouts Both
back over the rear
part of the /rmseh. •
tbo ]laj•rr-041101111 oat iodicalisg as broad
a pose We goal. full i shore wouldglveDL•lleeolroOnce la a while one of them •
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is maiim
eaike sad l'iew while he stood up, end, after Isaias •
sides of politics now admit that tbo would curse the
Ma jor•Oeoeral was a good ttigurer and coot wD o ens lens
soup
are ail ing to let It go at that. Not no ovdue with the two-wheeled
er•
(art, u only a Rn.slan kaews bow •
Saar In • rsxnt area in Toronto
dred thousand, butte's he did guile- carved the more encourages. ret he •
he again raised the [mit to six hue- Ito curse. The longer and harder he ,
fully with • view to Riving blm.elf a I would receive from iota comrades. •
buf.dred thousand margin and mak- ; Then was a luU 1* tae rip. Ripples
int the live hundred tbottesed a mire of the German bullets. It roused •
thing. Time Ism so often verified the each **Idler to atop drinkleg tea tad •
lie jor-General's arithmetic that even tilt bis bead a titUrt to one side sad
For January Sale before stock -taking we will clear dozens of
lines of goods away under manufacturers' and mill prices.
Thousands of yards of staple goods bought over a year ago
by us, we place at clearing prices now before this year's
stock -taking. ( ( (•
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White Cottons 40 -inch heavy white
Pillow Cotton, Even
and Sheetings thread and a beauti-
ful English make.
500 yards on ,ale. Regular price 16c
at per yard 12;c
Bleached 66 and 72 -inch Bleached
Heavy Plain Sheeting, Red
Sheetings Croats brand on sale
at 22c
his critics brgtm to „wet that pie lists*, It was followed in t • 2000 yards of 35 -inch wide,
ciao and elaborate calculalione. le • men at the ! oleo H
a few
ne Fa •to
wi drat euteesseta aro timed (-
on pre_ (coed. by an ezplaaatie r• from the • L rap
egg
factory'g g Sh t eavtett �b h hes •
feet, the Mstaoeo sera! is far from EveryoM lumped to I... place. tIme t • Cotton Special nod weight' 7c •
beimg u sp"etaoeotu as his outbursts Dtaclag els rlgbt sbou:dor a •
soamd On the c.rmtr•ry. M I. very tba bolt of iia ripe -' iia had hoses •
business men are reassured elan they Id •
b bun Ue cry of the charging Germans could • Persian Lamb, Mink, Sable, Fox—Scarfs, •
deed t ionomd men calk b. raised like De heard. But eves tbetr b • Muffs, Ruffs, a large choice of beautiful
even thread, clear, clean woven
Linens `'0 only bkached heavy satin
damask Table Cloths, Mise 2 x
2% yard:t in 3 beautiful designs.
Regular worth $2.25. January $�o�
.ale price .............................
Women's Coats in clearinnregpriiaa
Large Assortment ° °'
Coats. Fifty
t�lish Coats to select from reduced to about
Half price. Selling $10.00
each .......... $� OO to
Sheeting • •-1nc • t un-
g bleached Sheeting, at
per yard 10e
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artful and always maar.rOovriag. I left in a loophole. Srareely had they •
thin biiiog the case, politicians and taken their places, and before t Ladies' Furs
ver Sir Sant rap that the Eve vi- roe commence --.fret;, the loud bat- •
Fur -Trimmed Ladies' Coats
system. The 'xking of a alis is no eloctwv1tt h7 neat tall. By clockwork 1 curd]! loon
erideoee 01 Tither superior intelligence fa, cake it that Bir Sem means the yells were heard our only Rus -
or superior morality It is ee often a'•egular methods of recruiting now in Wtast. The terrible bre of the
sign of weaknee• ens it is of strenr-m•
Very often it requires pate- morel
courato keep out of a ray than it
drage.,
to participate.
$aaea�� von Bargaim
I, ton gpa:Ltor.
.oury had been
if inMO. in O, tb. gifted
transferof.l'Higdaod from Britain to Germany
would never have been consummated,
The acquisition of some tract, of land
and right-of-way in Africa as a result
vogue to the Militia Department=in
*bort, that no compulsion, other than
that of pats iotiam and conscience 'ail
be used. There is j at that doubt how
far Sir Sam's clocawork will do the
busimase.
out the older men,
theo em Use itchildren, the unfit,
the exempted, and those whose obliga-
tions domestic and financial tie them
to the spot, Eve hundred thousand is
no small share of a populati in of
eight million.. Aa a ratter of fact, ile one t
of the eligible
e tranaution has proved • ter- fightingftmeu t7rctttwmghut the length
rihly Poor exchange for the menace to and breadth of the Dominion
the Empire that corky islet in the
North Sea has wince become.
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Wberafore Sir Sam m clockwork
a .4 able job &bond of it: Sir Sses
eves y coo/Metros in it. but Sir Odor
bunter, oboe' the universal dime
er a few moments drowned
all other sounds. Then ibe msrbine
tuns drowned the sound of the rifle
ere.
The Germans were now at our wire
fence, which was only 20 steps In
front of our trench. Even the ma-
chine gun fire waa drowsed now by
the bursting bombs that were being
dropped by our howitaers supporting
us from behind a hill in our rear.
Back of them our light artillery was
t making the ground in front of our
trenches • living hell with their
shrapnel ere. Still back of them tee
has beery artillery was helping to make
has the air hideous with their large
Re . bursting shells.
ter This 1a the moment when the well-
trained and estvice-hardened soldier
shows his ate work is to
pleb off the melt who are not brought
down by the `tn1ebine fire, the shrap-
nel, and bursting *bell.. It la the
moment when the untried soldier
pts what is often called "bock
fever," which means that his nerves
are at such high tension that he
could take pointblank aim at the side
Wy ( of a bone only t few steps away and
b.- miss the horse.
er I Some of the Germans Jumped over
each fence as lacy came to it, others
climbed over, others lay down and
crawled under, and still others stop-
ped and commenced cutting the wire.
A few new recruits eves took sheik.,
behind the small fence poets that
were only three or four inches thick.
Many turned and ran back to the
shelter of their own treacle
The time had now come when the
attack was to be either a success or
a failure. Could the high courage of
he Germans bold out long enough
or them to follow the ,few leaders
hat were left, or would it break, in
he which case they would turn almost
to a man and ren for their own
trench?
fee the British bas rawsaled as the ripest old Bourbon
would hese a Osrmao y, Europe in the Cabinet, has nut. Sir U 1
the world would base q rp Derlord the wieb being tether to the thought. 1
*gobbet whom vac mitten or combine - 1 has motets ret seting as a rN- Whether'
tion of Dations could eland. That 1st Sir Oe 'tie was action as , Mores b
the Imo. and bas been from the first Dal, a tine he loves melancholy play. or who Iod ,r
—a world empire or the lot rit owee then h mR a lly it. no- '
Iadepevdeoee sou freedom to wok or whether be t. he menu
t it, r e
net their de.tlny of the fifty vett- ov- body knows, but he &soma to have
end states which j thobeeusand
()Id oho tut d
est mask. um twr tbousamd limit and
tweet M *eatery 'world.
The Farmer's Beaioeas.
TM Farah, . Ad ro(ate.
teaaooine out loud. Sir (Mpre 1
onte,
iagsocalm as a flab himself, new
reckons on enthusiasms" in anybod
Ooto the Institute meeting and tale
part in the draconian/.If
laud naturally noes-ription sue-1as
out
you cannot
agree with the "Tenter, say so, with' A( the risk of making the war
,,aloof end m het tAe unpopular hr to Caa.ada be brothel ice 1
D seerla; to but oil
o hie own ige ive—remember
prow interlining and valuable to all. t that. His colleague,, 10 the Cabinet
stock.
The farmer who bee a .a
hired man ( believe that Mir Su's clockwork will
not phy.ically fit for the front will be do Umtrick
about the nal to have bel toary
The Toronto News is publishing ex
tracts frorp Grit paper.' whi:h tailed
to nee the German peril before tb
war broke out. The News exhibited
its own foresight by assisting to MI
the plan whereby Canada, when ws
one tr c and that no extraoed'
harvest. Thine le an even more urgent i measures will need to be adopted.
business on at the front tba.. berve•t- Incidentally the lawyers In the
House of t uwwons leave ham 4kio •
e i ing, and yet our farms moat he worked,4
and mint produce aboodanlly. There loos at the M itis A :•. Their verdict 1. alwa . is that i . is very osompt medicine t
y hard wen k ahead of t he I hunted. Under it almost anything can
I farmer. end Obai Ki It for the t be dobe to 'be It dap politic—thedanRer
Kies -
came, might have leen fired for naval
a' -t ion as Australia was
A seduction in Hydro rates is an-
nounced fur a number of places is
Western Ontario. There is no redec-
tio n for Goderieb or the other tole
between ben and Stratford," As was
pointed out wben Hydro c .Daectba
for Ooderieh wee Bret urged, this
town is outside the 7 me within which
Hydro power may be expected to
accomplish eensiderhie results.
That the financial remoras* of tier -
many and Austria are severely .tr.taed
ie evident from the tell is the raise 1
of their currency In the "mold's money
outskirts {{'bile Ihe (lesnun mark
and the Aint • iso krone ars depreciat-
ing, the British pound and the Preneb
franc are increasing in value. This
does not necessarily eorwladow any
militaryeolhpne in the Teutooie cons-
oles ; but In an gigantic a *trawls as
the present orae financial conditions
play • gat pert.
Whet is the proper way fcr civilian*
to oocduct themaeelve. whom • calcine
of *Didion in training is passim/ 2 Doss
the naifornt make say diff,reeee 1•
this reaped, or are you to say, -Hallo.
Rai.' or -Omni day, Tom," to your
acgvealot anon In Me racks just as yom
were accustomed to do ? Somebody
might issue a cede of sa•.ta•re cover-
ing inch ebreuaotamees. Ae It is,
when the boys go marching by the
ordinary civilian turns en emberrar.d
*math see lb* whole proee•sfos, nods
or griu wires he meets an answering
ye, sad white be coral glee them
there without sakl*g • fuel of him-
self.
Hew They Do It in Tomato.
Tomei* t!at us day Ma•t.
bring ooee proved. Although t
Milita►Act was passed •1 Coot dera
tion It la a relic of the oiderdays when
The Torontomu►.ioilrl e1,etJ os on Canada was • military coluoy hely
January let wets, Millet's the wontlagainst y fur a ',hellion ne out ids' t
sidicalow that bare been held in the • attack taro. *f arms. Aetmedtan , 1
city of lbrosto since the fat. E. A. ( to the Militia Act any wale Canadian • I
)1aeDoe ed wee Pleated Mayor, at • can be sort aaadda."and the world "in •
time when, es after event* proved, he defence of w the ,a th have an left 411
inu-
( was Dot is hie tight mind F c'meb•ct ow ail. authorities. �'sttu. It
yen twee O ° citY and no special At P
Twelve of them leaped foto our
L
The rest broke and ran back.
he attack had tailed. Flee of the
2 were killed with the bayonet, tall
there takes prisoners.
The ering .topped as suddenly as
bad commenced.
whole year Lb. ratepayer r tbeor a ally eotueriptitro le the law of Canada
nronehing stout the Inca- such a• that introduced in the 8# With
parity of the city council and the •f
t 1 o arliaateo
' at t heir tea bill.. Then when zeHo... os (Jonsson., would need to be
time cense toned, and they had an op- election: pod to sank. it *Reath.. tweso —
poi easily to adarinieter correction t the was what Stn Own comer —the tse.ol e
through the polls, they suddenly tor- (ween he talked . f tomacriet[on—tae
gut all elates. setae/ municipal ieeese •irsomgial whatenfur•rabt of the little Ant,
and commenced areu'ng and shoutinga somewhat lino G statute ensue
about a now inn which not one citizen previous n nadlw y toero l I t. h ase
in a thousand koew anything about, found it unsecerasy to put into oper-
Church Unicorn. atloo-
Of Doan. tats W mere ion idor gossip
London .1dreebar . bat it shows what w l
ase trending. Everybody is hoping
that 8
The Mid 1Rett.Mee, after • hard
Mak petted of tralslof at Lavdta, is
Isew sees& at Qurebee. The Leedom
•i.loetl.s lays las Mame fee the dike
t'atte sir 01 the to "01efal deby es
i Rawls* Women Wo rken.
It 1a usually the Raaalaa custom la
time of strews for the workers to do
all the field work la common. At 2
la the noontime tie women and ewe*
the children tura out to work; at II
they have a meal of dry black bread
and perhaps a sand/ encumber. Thea
while the sun Is high they sleep --sad
from 4 o'clock they work seals till
summit. The fete of Saint 1'lljah, ea
Angest 2, 1s the day by *bleb the
reaping 1• usually seabed and the
erope stand ready to he garnered for
the winter.
Tien le other work, too, for the
women to de—abemlag hones, mend-
ing ploughs, scytbee. wheels, and m
e*. TD* blacksmith hair lose to the
tar—tke wheelwright .Yo—•• the
peasant weenie wields the hammer
ale seeds tbe ebfps tying with the
ax.. 1. the autumn elle fells the
trees sad shears the sheep. Aad all
the winter sloe solos sad weave* watt-
les for her loam to tome beet.
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1f the Osnsrwl A ay teen a minds
Penh Mriaq church '•evmiMy of lie
the majority of over Si OM in favor of the feet and /Mat Dothiwg will br don.'
church union sig enough to warrant la tan ens of mag
y does not consider it bees s cioekwork will stand
g y I1W y eoopuieioa in
say aetloo bei DR t ten, It shouldased& welch will arouse rossotas.,st
when reacb1nss title conclusion, so.- 1n the breasts of tree men. Hope is
twumte dc6nit.1
thong t to Nine about the tail tl• ewaweial end of las war Dnp
y just what would bo I a.O •:phased that Mir Tom" WM"
et sufficing
date of affairs f•vo,ed by 41,,mom
mem bars . There seems to b. an un-
willingness 1a Rha church to fave this
bees sgearthy. sad In a basicamente
moaner. Of what use ie the talon of
vote of the people eostwoed if the
Assembly .n amply declare that It
doge not think thole verdict ought to be
•••epted t Rees it thaw who objees
o the scheme weer prenatal to sarry
lair opposition to the pole& of aseel-
an and settles op a SOW suet, ml.
e '.u.Hty bard) wilbis the boards
poaMNbty la t d.y., it would
Getty meant two instead of three differ-
s bodies ; that weal' be one ae.p
ward. 1f It le detenelsed that RIM
joeity In 1*.00 mese ht IOQ� er
hatever Secure may he cheese, let [t
bit anoneserd, sed then the workers
will toow, as they do In mime ge•e-
tlows en wide* • vote is takes, whist
um be tbeir proem%
eireessm is hardly sly to Wad to
ay delimit* wap.
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&Hata to shoe 1 M kwow mese
UAW
yen do item
'rations thoroughly is band sed that
the oommtry'e eotamltrn.ata heist
deeanely known Nahum way take
eoureg, mad.trike its odd gait.
H.F,O.
A li os °�i°a»�ox
each 'Pae•et P'apsp& *' dltesb Ma
grads) teed, mulles all eeswesh
Weary in Oahe r hetes
Time
Mee all stow&
ash dela vas wtp go, 24o
hs•tth r. assesses w bde1iag of
ant t Wa
eyes& or Meadaye-
NW* Dkaptp. k asked tie Msweed la regulatthe inset einemehn,
jI
It Is the genet,
� Ito �worli sed boatelsirent
le harmless Put tie sed
Mtreevt etas tot opMeath termer W en •
Irene airy deet then. Yoe event ee
fives mingtees how eeetlste R M le et*
1'N apes tar
nee better, my bey, mid heaps them ate flan b 1 JL s�
w fee seas* snyMe Town keen air sweeaeh dltsvdsr. We the lellMMt
see
ss you thlypea a k new now - ' esNt haAfest -Rmiallt
• Mehr la the welt 1
timed• Beaeles None.
Among the asses witch will be
a.sdo Immortal by Ile pess.at war la
that of Mira Mlebaelevsa Tamara.
ill• •Wrttard seethe was mamas as a
rues seder bow brother, site wee re -
1 glm.atal serps _. Shoe was feudist
t10 wounded in the thkk .t Iat0e.
amid as Itterwt.g ball of rile ted
saellso lea bullets. Her breth.t
and lie regimental *theme creed her
10 seek abetter, lout to .*i.. At Iaat
all the ewes,s of the company to 11
which *be wee attaehoe hod fallen
and the saes were leaded heart ale
grated way Qelvtty roe Haled the
critical eaten K the moment, t►•
bore/, aurae rallied reload her the
rOsaute .t the eempay. ted.
Margins at their 1044, re pterrd tb.
Ea*s trace/, Uabappily, ate was
• 6sUe4_ Dad died sbortly
rda
Quilted -lifted. Sizes 36 to $1 fid
42. Regular 122.00, at each eW
•
• pieces, clearing at from 20 to 50 per cent-
••
reduction.
Sweater Coats
• Our big purchase of a Regimental order
of men's splendid all -wool "khaki"
• Sweater Coats, reinforced shoulders,
• -doable cuffs, splendid heavy- pockets,
• high buttoned collar. Regular price and
• regular value 13.00 to 14.00 each. A
• few hundred still on sale at $1.50
each 1
• Military Flannel
• 1S -inch, d,ic, for . 35c
•
•
•
Men's Fur Coats •
Dozens to select from. No. 1 Black Fur •
Coats, Bocharan Iamb Collar, quilted, •
farmer' satin lined, warranted and •
guaranteed by ns in every way. Worth •
regular in today's market M
110.00. Special sale price, $22.W •
•
(trey Flannel •
•
special Grey Flannel, 25c •
-,Inch,
' k, for •
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SAGE AND SUMO I
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
and, this tbroegh faded. lifelong
lode and they become dterf.'
glossy, youtlasl.
Hair that ioeeO its edge ale lustre, .r
oboe it fades, tarns gray, dell and lite -
km, is gamed by a leek of sulphur u !b,
hair. Our grandmother shade up a nix-
tare
r lecke Sege Tea and Sulphur to keep
dark and ythou-
sands and tho
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eves velar, that beautiful dark shade of
lair whisk W so attractive, use oily this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mixture
by ask my dr.g More for • N
east bottle of 'Wroth s Sage and 8d-
aah COW �.p°ead. width darkens the
•• asra+ty, ee evenly, that sobody
ou po•sib tell it ser leen applied.Br
Wes, k takes eg daadrel, steps scalp
listing and fallhg Jath. Yoe stat
dampen
w s610 s mak hair, wick g
and
one sminane
all stria& egray Oak lttsaapliemass•
By
w'rti•m th• Who wffh t6ti carat
end Belpbor In that, besides rehstilally
d•rbtelag 46eeheir after a few applies-
Hoes.
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%sinas s do * as appear.. . of
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
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SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENITED OFFER OP SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES,
Writs far Partsadan
LOTTIB ARMSTRONG. F. LINPOIITH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mae. Bane (D) Pelmas'
Address: -3S4-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Tombstones always speak well of a
man when be le down.
When a man is looki.g for troubie
few of bis friends an too bogy to
midst iD the smirch.
Toed Mamma—"Now. Chef lie. duo's
yon adage, my new dews )' Charlie
)Iaaw�-"AndCharlie, ail the eilk utiful hie
provided by a poor little wo101.7
Charlie —'*Do yogi mien dad ?
Tie modern chill can he relied apes
to pmt his parents in their place.
Witness the following genuine • :-
treat from a mesas away on Home
lmpostsnt preaoo at bole is
mother. Another important person le
father. He helps to keep ur."
etre o-..e.w
THE HOWELL HARDWARE
SELLINO=OUT SALE
IS STILL ON
Not having fully disposed of the stock, we will have to keep open
longer until everything is turned into cash. a little
Tbin week we are going right after every stove we have left. Von will see an excellent work-
ing second-hand steel range in our window. The lining* are in good shape, has six lids,
Warming closet and in every way, we are informed, is a good worker. We traded because
the party had to have a larger range.
This store, new cost around 150.00 and today is gored value for $2500. For quick sale
it is yours for 419.78.
We have several more ranges and heaters to clear If prices will move them, they will go quick.
All uses d metal goads are rapidly advancing. Here is a quotation from lest week's
Hardware Trade Journal: Jost as we go to press, word is received that tails, wire and •
staples hate advanced again.
If you anticipate using Hardware, it will pay you to buy of ug now and sere money.
We have lots of good Hardware yet.
t HOWELL HAfDWA14E 000bAtil o.. L'f0.
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