HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-3-9, Page 2Menefee,' llasrau 9, 1916
THE SIGNAL GODLRICR ONTARIO
to the electors by sir Charge Hibbert
• Tupper to defeat the Bowser candi-
1 .Isle. Tupper has not changed hie
e.,liiics, but be has oo use for the nut -
fit that at present constitutes the!
Guvern int of British Columbia.
TaI 6RWUL PRINTINU CU., Len.
PtMagnin* -
Tlisimany
Nora
Vs >V
Ten Insaat Y
gsa Use ell 10 tee
b.st.O.e.rtti, uet.rr•
Jummai riore Tstw►-0s.. Ili.iar sod Fifty
per year. U paid strictly In %drone 1).•e
will b. •80181111041: to eibeertberw in tie
seise mete . . rete Orate la.11ar sad PM,
Oras .ttRetly es sar.*ea reieoribere who
AM 1e revel.• lam alus •n eeselarlr by wail
.wesaler • furor by aCquainting the push►
• setae fact at ai eat ly edam a. [.,,...this. W bee
a ehaase of aedrr. 1, drtred, bolls old and
las new •darer +M.u* 1 he strew rtemlltaaose
may be goons by bans draft, empress .Dory
srd.r, trait. -ss order. or r•eal.ter.d water.
Hal arlw tunsIMS s111aMeoos al any time
Auvsar•a(NS TYrIi-Ratae for display and
SJstrr•t .Aront. will be pli re w: app!. '
.etas. Legal aw/��pe e.lnailaradvrn.-..r„t-
tee amt. pre lies pr fM .....•r•t,,., ,... 1 1..,.r
•Vela pet 11.. fat each blainequrokt tn.rrtion.
lllr•srd by a .Dale el stale •••ieur.I -twelve
Nam te w owe. flbeasser..rd. of els ger
anal under. r'iv'e ta•ttar• per year. Adverliee-
meol. of Lost. VMsd. arrayed. Mtn*. kyr
Vacant.61• orations Wanted. Wale.. for tis& cr
to [teat, rami- f f 14,.1r or to It.ot. Arti lea.
too f04, sac.. out excels., .l sht I►rw •. Tweet,- '
e ve
weet,-
eve ('en•- wa'b lu-rrtion urn* Dollar for apt
manta. blew rent -fore.. b.0 . e..rnt month
Larger ad vett-a u..•.,r. r. ,.moor.ion. An
•ww.a• meat. .a ...di...) mad toe Epps. les
IOrnt.per I:ns. No 0.,10. 1•w than Teenty-
Ire Cool, Any .►.coal wake, the obleel of
wh ell to Me pecuniary tensa[ ef any udlrle•
cal Or w+-iwtwo, t . h.•o.dd eteso sa.er
tfer.ent anase
d chased sic.adl.tly.
To rr•aeae.•rimay,i.- the es operation of
nor .nM •nher awl reader. 1. emanate Inch-
es Inward- .sus we Tam Mw •.s.1. • weekly nand
of dl 1 r.*. run y raid d•.trwr doing.. No coat
eunk,.tioa well lee ••tended to utast.• it nou-
taloa the n.m•t and address of the writer. sot
aaV-,only for p'•blu-a•tow but a. a•. e•kd.o.'e
ga.a1 (.0it New lien, -hook' reach Tum
et*AL o`re not later than W.dneday noon
of saes week.
THURSDAY. MARCH 11. Hild
EDI TOHIAL NOTES.
"YVateb your step !"
Winter is dying hard.
Bruce boast. of fleeting Huron in
renruiting. What about it, boys
The (ierman raider Moewe is ss hard
to catch as its name is to pronounce.
This seems to he the cleaning -up
season in 'Provincial politic. -except
in Ontario.
Turkey is said ter le willing to quit
tbe war : hut the Allies will not be
satisfied until Turkey quits the earth.
Now the suggestion is made that the
retired farmers he "wobotized",for
work on the farms during the coming
season.
Won't it he great tun for Ontario's
ecboolboys to be turned out on the
farm+ and allowed to rise at 4 a. m. to
do the chores!
An O.bawa woman who celebrate 1
her sixteenth birthday last week is a
grandmother. She was born on the
111th of ef'ebruary.
The Regina scandalearel • veritable
godsend to Tory editors. They were
becoming vii y tired of the news from
ManiWbe and British Columbia.
The German Heel is repotted to he
coming out of ita hiding place. No-
body will be .mon pleased ase belss it
than the jacks of Jelliceee Meath 8es
f1 -et:
1 he African continent will soon he
almost entirely British. Mouth .1fii-
cao troops under the British Hag are
now engaged in ousting the German
fortis from East .ifrica, Germany's
sole 'renaming possession on the con-
tinent. There will be no difficulty
about the Cape to Cairc railway o0
British soil.
Sir Thomas White has announced
some changes In his war tax measure,
w went the difficulties in respect to
watered ►tock and other phases of the
tueal ure which have conte under et it-
iei•u.. The taxation period will com-
mence Jaouety 1st. 11113, instead of
August 4, 1911 The %Sinister of Fi-
nance stated that the reaasn s straight
incorur tax was not adopted was that
it would tate too long to put it into
effect.
Premier Hearst has stated the
Government's intent' to enact an
advanced temperance measure for the
Province. Mit the details of the hill
have not yet been isnoouncel. Ir. the
Federal arena. too. prohibition is be-
ing seriously diet -weed. and a remain -
turn has been submitted calling for
the total prohibition of the importa-
tion. manufacture end sale of a!1 in-
toxicating beverages, throughout the
Dominion until the close of ebe war.
YVben challenged on the suhjert he-
lot? lb. Hydro bylaw was voted on in
(ioderieh, Mir Adam Heck declared
that the price of power supplied to
Oodericb would never. never, never be
increased above tbe contract figure of
11137 per horsepower. Gogderieh ia now
being charged $43 per horsepower.
The contract, se The Signal declared
at the time, is a fraud. It binds the
fawn of (ioderiebeictually for
thirty year. ; it leaves Provincial
Hydro- Electric Commandos free to do
as it please.. �•
Theweer Government of' British
I:olum got soother herd knot
last Het •y in the defeat of its
Fi.•ao. Nloieler in the bye -election
is Victoria edty. Just • week before
Mr. M. A Macdonald bad defeated
Mr. Bewsee'e Minister of Palette Work.
t• Vaaeonver. The vietoriosa candi-
date o. Set.rday last was Mr. H. t'.
Br.w.ter, the le.A.r of the liberal
party i. the Onset Preview. A
Natured the molest was an appeal
It it. announced from the Drp.rt-
mrr.t of F..lJest ion Ihata pl.n is being
worked out to Ielra.e students of M.
teen years of age id older bon" three
e ch.rtl work to assist on the farms of
the Province during the e g
mer. In this w.y it i. hilted to 'sleet
the [mime situation resulting from I itINUSBRIOOE.
the e.listaoeet of thousands t f 'tease 8101110.11. T. Mereb t).
termites mod farm laborers. It i. mold I Kenneth M.Lses vetted at James
there are at last 1:,,W0 young fellows
sow attending the edvaneed classes in
the educatia•.al institutions of the
Province who will 1.e available for
work under this plan. A large pto-
larrtiun el these 1„tya c from the
farm and hare already • practice!
knowledge of tun. work. Nu doubt
atm* ■r. augeweut le ill be made wh. re-
try the students who are taken out of
echo I for the summer Months will not
Tose their close .tnndin,t.
Sennett's last inset.
' Yir
Annie Sullivan left on Satur-
day to resuure her duties in Date .tt
after • Irugtby rt.tt uudrt the perverted
rue'.
John 14. Dalton, J •ore Krtenett and
Je•hn J. Omen at ..n.I.-d a t..a ' wcial
and ca.d party at Bt. Au-uetine I..l
1'ue-day alibi,
Loot: HMILS ! - The Kinast.reds*
[►mutat.. Club r.11 ,tyle te.rir areond
s .wring .1. ami, eo itlyd "The B..• nn
D.• 1 Alyea-rp,' u.. the ev ..ing of
,larch 171h. Peri... en tare. c.•.utuen.•• •
•i 8 o'clock. liwtruuae...al tau -.c and
1EAK ±1T� MOTtR!WLAW
IL
t�a.rw�e."1'fir -'.ye.y7.•�'^ .
Tab:du_
e;._y a.s..at Society Editor
Ita:.ed Ler t.rrd httie a..ueu
bead ag..ti.s. tae wludua s..an
and stared a..u6a at Levi*, wiser. a
church spire . aught the last sou o..
11s cross tip. tale was so done out sue
couidu t rrmen.ber her own name ex-
cept In patcurs. Cut she was tnuw-
pbant pas. all ',riling. fur sbe waa pet.
11:g o.t the stout of tier career!
-Miss Ne.ln...n,' one could hear the
City Editor keying,. ' wlsn to bea.en
you bad more e.perience, but 1 ve no-
body e... 1 can s*._re. J.rque*ninot s
going to Quebec cm lac r honeymoon and
you gotta tol.ow bcr. T..ry re good ter,
a co.uwu ur ts.o to begin with. Dun t
wire or they Il get uu to you. bell
keep taking till your heat stuff tones
through.
"Yep, to -night. Eleven -thirty from
the Central Station. here your tic-
ket and some expense money. Your •-,
ram's r.,er.ed by wire.'
The deputy assistant caught her
breath as she remembered R.
Jacqucminut' The thrice or n.ore.
wedded stag. beauty whom she'd aeru
a miraculous once across the footlights.
In the moors times a1t:.uut number.
and via the Sunday Supplement pre -t)•
nearly e.rry week, had just rapped h. r
successful dl*orce by -..annexing 101 Me
Updike. whose mother lived on klirbl-
gen Iloule.ard wbeoever she deigned
to tome home and run social Chlcagn.
Jacqueminots little to,. toad kicked
holes In many a money nag before now,
freta not eves lb. dancer s beavlest
backers would have thought ber cap-
able of reaching Mrs. t'pdikea lor-
gnette.
The deputy assistant --whose name
was Lu.•elle Larose oo the staff and
Mary Imogen at home-- packed her
suitcase with more grins and groans
than gauds and gowns How she was. The Major Crowed, smiled. but didn't
to remain a -week et the ('bateau Froo• kiln in the b.dloage directed at the
tenac with one navy blue serge suit. honeymooners ins•ead. Mary saw
half a dozen.btouses and a black ••el.- •Ith a jerk of the heart, his eyes •an
Rig gown she dtdn t know. but the City , dertng restlessly over the tea room as
Ed. eau tnrzorable add besides. twenty- tt`ough he were looking for .omebody
two -and blonde -1s nervy anyhow But whoever It was didn't happen to
The train --a perilous glimpse Inro be there. Or perta,,+ there wax Ina
the Updike private rar-• lags thrill light In the corners than one would
some, fakesome story reeled off in the think.
lower berth between twelve and two MI thlrin retrospr.•t. Now, her one
and posted by an obliging porter -the •,enfng dress donned, the big French
Canadian boundary -Montreal and a rose fastened fur Sole color In the ror-
spanking drive a. roes town in a gorge-
ously befurred sleigh -train again -
and at last the sunshine of Quebec and
the quick cries of "1'olture, yolture,
M's.Ye!" which reminded her that she
and her prey bad reached a foreign -
speaking and most picturesquely dif-
ferent land.
There was a room reserved for her as
near the Updikes as posselble and they
actually west up to the same elera•or. Suddenly her eyes dropped to the 1
so close that Mary leaned out and terrace below. Two men went pains -1
touched the beauty a silver fox furs takingly along Its border One was In -
just acs she could say shed done It. tent on his job as steadier. nut the
Jacquemtnot was even pert•r and other raised his eyes to the hotel front
prettier In reality than she was in the and searched the farad.. reetiess:y. •
supplements. Incidentally Mary saw Mary eau a little late for dinner.
her looking at her new husband under the t'polke SbIllington party had two
her long lashes In a way that suggested tables In the centre and the Major was
the thought -but it wasn't probable. with them.. Mary got the gayety and
surely' - that the nimble -toed lady had the gowns verbatim. She also receiv-
e heart under her radium -lar• blouse. ed a few glances that were more Inter-
Acyhow tbe glance would make stun- eating to her than either, though they
Ding good cepy. didn't figure in her letter to the City
Just as tbey get out of the elevator Ed.
-Mary last as belated blue serge -a But the shattering adventure didn't
man passed through the .orridor He come t111 twenty-four hours eater. Clad
was tall -over six feet Or at least be in her oo• black gown. Mary had play -
bad been. Now h• was bent a bit and ed variations on the girdle and corsage
he leased no another mans arm. Beth bouquet and had done her hair differ
wen In khaki. hut the tall man's ently It was all the re -costuming she
sbonld•r strap bor. a crown and his could manage She was painfully con
face -oh. It was a drawn, wklt• parch- .nous of her utter unclrteauIMaesr
meet, scribbled with ghastly tales of and she slipped unobtrusively .lsvalsr
bombs and wet trenches, wire entangle ward.
meets and the green mist of deadly The door of the t'polk• suite was
11•ae•- open and Jacqueminot could be oven
"Poor chap'" said Jeequeminot perched on a chair arm From beyond
aloud. 'lack from the front and all came a shriek of feminine merriment,
tors tip!" accompanied by two male guffaws.
The man raised his eyes butt Instead Jecd.seminot was declaimingeom.tkfag
of tootle. et the dancer his gaze acme- to which thee shrieks were obligate.
bow taped straight Inc Mary. What Mary didn't mean to Hates but there
\apposed Deet was hard to understand
la retrospect, but at th• time It had
messed quit* natural. Their eyes had
heed see\ other for a full slanta tiee
bees bed ailed suddenly with big bet
rebellious tears and she bad rem lote
the shelter .f the deer that ti. salon -
lobed bell bey held oyes for bee.
The day's werk Ives to fellow the Up-
dike' and the deeutyaesistaat 4W It
therosgbly They got a sleigh with •
reoebsan furred up Ilk. Ursa Maler -
tbey dreww/ tee miles *et Imo the and balk bends rot of If she rot held
sp•rkliag rhaspagaralred wirers' 1f hem."
ted across the three-foot Ito of the it /bra ga) •Iced second Mary's heart
Law Neter. roamed to 1 Thew somehow see
(it.$. -They held basis -et least felt that wow of Pyre behind that
Mettle *ed, to twine by kb tare 1 tells • swYe watched
They leer -bed Is (belt revs They h wee Major Torrlagham. For tla
leb•gga.M le the bct.k teatime of seend tar• kis gay, met hers for •
.fiw..s. Qwebee. Mrs. trpdfle N startled be•rtbest. Tiee. peerlpltate-
peered 1. the latest of sports rest times ly. riled wttb nere•evelag terror. tie
0Jltee Mary ri 4 frees the es M.tya.Mrta.t [dried sad liea rte
ehistrg ~Mit rV to tM belle= . her reedit
the short full white e7:1rt, which canoe
est era. ►!cher sown, r tush youd e•rr
Lave thoeget it . ould. It ow: er a
laugh shrL.ed fron. tee King's Ha...u:,
of Inc l'tW..el straigb: a, r..aa
terrace. And uotwdy ho heard it
mould have teamed id1 kle a bot.
iN.B.-He told her after the third
trip that her cheeks were American
Beauties--there;ore dut.aoo . ,J brr
Ips also must be colli r u e.
Recorded And dcspat, t.1
They tea -ed at the 4 •«,
m1t the Shi 1 - . u I.
Who intrrwu•,.. r
breath at her •• ' . .i . e
- "Major Torr a' . n ., t
Canadians, wounded at t'a_ _ , L.
Mrs. t polke appeared to all the latest
sports costumes.
sage, her eyes tired but triumphant
under the rebellious little curls, Mary
leaned against the sash and looked
across the river at 'aria. it was lone-
some work chronicling the doings of
honeymooners in a hotel where you
knew nobody. Sbe had heard Jarque-
minot say aer•n-thirty to Marton Shl1-I
lington. There were two long unoccu-.
pled hours before that time
are some *brags that haul you up by
the heartstrings And en. 1s the re -
Mad of your owe prosection. The little
dancer was reading abed the 1h.1
m 11-
ssw m
fakeso. earratl,e that the
deputya*tstaat had srrtbbl.4 to the
sanctity w the tower berth'
.'N.. yew lost ear*, yon witch,' she
heard 1)Ickle Cpdik.0 vole., whet tie
eswrrtmest had died to ripple, "Ret
what about Sly poor mamma, She'd
heve that reporter imprisoned 'for IIh
' She didn't ire to dinner. Her bead
ached Her heart pounded. That night
t!.e dreamed fitfully. The City Ed. wag
..0 tar sloe of her In his ahirts!eeve..
s Hoe gripped in g menacing mouth.
On tbe other side stood Mrs. Updike,
n -.-tor. with a welt that would glaciate
a volcano.
At the entrance to the dining room
noxi n.on.ing a man stepped forward.
a dapper little man with • smile.
' Sines Nevtnsnn!" he breathed. "just
a word with you. If you don t mind.
lot nee stow you the viek- from ttto
..est window here 1n the writing room."
Mary didn't ae'd the lard be paused
under her started eyes. In fact she
didn't even read the name and ad-
dress, though she tock 1a s^bcons.-tout•
ly that it said l'hicag r. .The one word
atai.du.g out I1ke a nightmare was that
mcnacit.g horror. "liege tic e'
"Now." he said e.enly. when he had
led her to the farthest window. "no
one will disturb us here You are t or-
ering the Updike honeymoon. Not to
waste time. I have the honor to repre-
atnt Mrs. Updike, Scr.tor. You .i11
return to Chkago by this mornings
train."
Mary opened her r outh and shut it
again. She could fairly hear the click
of handcuffs.
"If you go wi:bout maklcg any
troub'e no one need know," he went on,
"If not-"
'Pardon me.- esti a voice at his e1 -
bow. It •as so .--,o!d, an incisive and
wt'hal so uc.e�•••ted that the little man
jumped u m>�b as Mary did.
"Pardon m the Major repeated,
"but I fear you are annoying my cou-
sin. If you hare any business to dis-
cuss you can do it with me. She leaves
everything of the sort In my hands."
The man looked et the Major. The
Major looked back. It was the Sort of
look that went with the D. 3. O. that he
had won and the newcomer knew It
TL -re would be no trenches abandoned
In this war.
Mary looked at them both and ..r
number train fell into action with a
dick. Hr couldn't prove anything since
all her stuff hid been Dotted not w Ired.
Rut If she could only play up to Mb
heaven -cert Major --
"('ome, Mary," said the latter lmper-
terbably. "If this - er - gentleman
wishes to speak to me he can do it
later."
Pardon me 1 fear you ars annoy-
ing my cousin.
"Tem 11 breakfast with me. Miss Nevis.
nowt' he hald as soon r they were emit
of earshot "Tt's absolutely necessary.
Ind is the meantime for heaven's sake
;Ive me your arm. This Is the first
walk i've had Move sinew Festubert!-
"1.1.T he queried later, over the
toasted rrump.ta, "set 1 don't bosestly
believe it Is Wasn't your mother Selma
Norton end didn't she seine frees D.►
tin• Then w• are cssaf.e oh eery
distant ones 1 assert you, but .til
oeusfaa. 1 recognised the family re-
s.mblan.• In my mothers people r
soca as I saw you."
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When n come tear dieser time Mary
had an Impulsive ph,a.e call f4em
sea trete loot
'My dear'. gurgled that Iere Prowl NSA
"oar darling Major's se hard bit time
be had to tell ase; all •beet it' And I
think you re pasltle.ly the chter.la
tblag that .ver happaeed. I've hid
reams of :ryes settees but sever emeb e
trims u yours. 1 .-veld oat every
word of It' And be says yve'' des* a
coleus every day'
Pay. senors.. he teed me eh pease.
you know -[sheet that darn fees who
gave yew such a sten W hew you sold
you'd w *wait It woe '..eta eau bad se
clothes WWI. Eve pt Mz freaks -er
1 tem eight. *54 the Sootiest Wogs
tee, straight trees Paris (hese on ep
..d tate ye.? Aware. Dlebtes a dear,
7011 know, bet -pm! seeded emseh llyt
te help me locos to fay .Mileriwkawl",
reined vaudeville between act.. Ad-
miriuo-adult• ffit cents, children 25
ern U.
tlo, reader, don't forget the date.
tiring *I1 your fries& rod don't be
late.
You'll net regret It if yo•. see
„tile Burt...1Jiamond Mystery."
FOIL THt Htw 1'aome Wolin -The
food pony which was beet in the
pari.b hall trot Weder..l.y night 1..
•.d of floe Ashfield Red Crewe w..
largely attended and a conaidrr.Me
*um is ava.l.blr to turn over t.. the
Ireesurer til the Society. Nies 411......
Q.I.glryy took the fer.t lady'. prise and
MI-. Herm. nali •fin, of Kintall, the
1 second peter. Jorepb O'Connor car
' tied off the grntl..u*n'slautels, clop* ly
sollowr.l by Jerry O'Connor with the
bat..n.l poise.
A SMART I.I1 TLt Blau. -Weru
tarentni,r un .hr n•dividurl ectiogailr os:-
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hthit.d by ll.r K. D. 1'. troop- - u
1..-orw►wo „Nth s..d January Elul'.
(avurahle mention was often toad• of
the little huff 0 piugton hen wl.icb
war, c... i. -d ...note the (taillight- by
"13eve.ly lit -own." the funny "c.o.u."
T.•i. food .ha pl.y.d in "roe R il.
Wl.i r and Blue," according to the
.l•orltion of he. owner, Andrew N •rtiu,
ha- dwtlegit .hw. hes welt agate. u•
au•.ther w..y -We a.n.rtimre h• ..,
11 gh rattly, of chickens b 1 or
bora-h.d not` * y a hen in the woo 1. of
\larch. Neil, tin. little dram c t
tgnraker h • •rt•el out ten elrol,g
heellhy check.',.- on Much 1..
'1: bruoiy'0) h Mr. Martin omit•.• t
tell us •h..,,loco•, the chi. krill., but. Or
pr. --outs that 1 hey are "red, white anal
[`loco"
FIUHTtnu L.llea. -Mr . M«Iv-i. J
lr'H i.ly. a.....•1 .N . Nichae•l O'Hr 11.,
wbu recently a• 1•.ird at S. rat 1...d
wish the Ila h Su taboo Ambul•.. r
Corp., vi-ile1 in A•linrld over Su. slay.
Melvin has 1•-rn •.. the employ of n
Canadi.n Exprr-a C.. et Stralfo,.. 1.
alum, two year. and upon sever ing 4..
C-•nn.etien w i 1. 10. concern to d• v tee •
bis time and enr.gy "for Kir.g .. d •
c..utry" he was presented eau r
writ -w ten by his colleagues isi 1••• •
employ of • he i'o.upany. He ear ro•-
wi h him the best wi-bee of his ul.-...
Ashfield hired-. Melvin'. youugrl
hr..the., Stanley, was among the Mr t
r.1 the Canadi... boys to face 0.
Karel'. war ear• bine. He was in le
1•.wrr State. tit Attie. Pea at the time of
floe u.lsrrrkAttitime of h •.hlaiee, but iwwc.l-
iately came to C.n.da and rnlis rel
with the- Se/ O.otn.grnt a. • on! p- r
with the Royal C..u.di•n Engine -
Ilr, 11.. been ..i • he front ever - u• r
and hoe had aloe inlrresting exla 1
epees. H.- was .tor ugh the ba.tl• fn•
the p...er-.ion 01 . be historic 'Hill elf,
through t he Lii ge.uarck engagement,
and en one ol..stou had two bot •
shut (torn under him. Despite t• e-.
miraculous roc •p.e be has not be it
wounded yet. L.., week his pa.- n -
had * lei [erten b m train "Somewhere
in France" in welsh ise state. the he
is well and in good fighting trim.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
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SALE OF
SILKS
A large shipment of Silks bought months ago and
delayed almost beyond hope has just arrived.
Prices away below today's values and a concession
as well allowed.
3g -inch Black Toilette Silk, gotxl weight and
superior quality, regular $1.111), at per yard SC
36 -inch Bl ick Satin I)ucheps, hoavy quality-, ,;[ none
French dee and beautiful lustre, regular $I.oO
ill ''•i, at i*'r yard.
\'ard-wide, 11 inlet's famous S•lk Duchess, dr l' 114',1
sheen and 'i! i.'s wrii;lit for suits or dresses,
guarante..,1 quality, regular $1..: 0, per yard 1.25
Cott i11. and
Camhrics
• :Id inches tvi 1.• bests \Glut,
• Flannelette. special 12' C
• per yardGo
with LOCAL APPWC a I1ON9, a. they . scout
reach the east of the disease. Catarrh a a
local di.ssae, grew ly influe••ad by eon-, Ito -
Lionel condition-, aal in order to core Ir . tea
mast take an int -r' -al remedy. Hall'. Ca -rib
1 use Is. taken totem 1 y sed act. threw.tb lh
Wool on rhe ni.100W1.trrfa.e. of the ay. rut.
H W'.l rata. r h ran w - pro cribs 1 b urn - 1
the beet ph..l•iaes Is thus country fee ye..,.
11 i.. omp wed of come se tM beet topical' cows,
aombhied with - me of the bot blood poria r�
the perfect recibir sU••n of tie Inred•. e - in
Hall. l'a.snh.' rr *e oto' erudite• -sea
wonderful ral••n•[atonaloarad4b... egos
fon to.0 al1a•le, free.
F. J. cHE . gY k , O.. Roy., Tondo. Oafs.
All d -i.., ,sr.
HaL'.
really rine for meet Mat :on
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There •in obi ref ow., old pr%rh.•r
old designs, whi.•b cannot beimp, o.ed
upon today. tout we must get out of
rho hahit of •orsbipping the of
einiply becau.e it is old, and of opp. .
ing eves y inno•ati••n simply be. su-
it la new. -Mr, H. E. Morgan.
S.•me men w. ole rather he abused
'ban ucumulate • lot of recruited
hill•.
aelewrieseeseamewnereseametoweesereree
Now that the cold weather:is
here you'll want your
homes more comfortable.
Get our prices on
FFurnaces,
Mot Water Boilers.
etc.
Our Perfection Oil Heaters
are just the tiring to drive the
cold out of chilly corners.
All repairing to plumbing,
furnace work, etc., promptly
attended to.
W. R. PINDER
Phone 1t Hamilton Street
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:i; -inch Lons,laIe I21
Cambric, special..
3t1 -inch Factory Cot- IOC
ton, best quality, at
31 -inch \fili:ar.• Flannel, sup-
er quality, mill price
today 45c, at per yd. .75c
30 -inch genuine !lalifa's
Tweeds, heavy, all -wool.
Navy and Greys, for men's
or boys' wear worth 60C
today itis, at per yd
Shantung
Silks
clearing sale of
fifty pieces
:::: inch Natural Shan-
tung Silk., will
wear and wash to
no end.. regular Ak-
and 61k: q uid einc
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atperrd JD'
Japanese
Rugs
Splendid quality and
neat patttrns, heavy
fwarfjorl..rd)p, . apsize fix9Iefeet25,
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Let There be Light
And there was light wherever we were given
an opportunity of installing
Electric fixtures
Experienced men and the best
materials is the secret of our
success.
Our store is Headquarters for everything in
Electrical Appliances, from a POCKET
SEARCH LIGHT to an ELECTRIC STOVE
Beauty and Utility are combined
in much of our stock, and -
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
��. ROBT. TAIT
P1..es :
Office 82
Res• 193
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end Ih.. Hendee 1 Yon •nor M +ant..! • poor
b• train fir ch ,ice urn e p -, ker. The do-
lma/
smad setae
.1-;4,7 , ROBT. WILSON
:A Yong Pt Terme°. I. enotte.u.. W. .an
eseviax yoa that this h YUI. it opportunity.
Dont d.l.y. Writ. today.
Sim Pen
FREE
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la beim with your Naas
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[tin ant lot OM MIK
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gales)•. Tb Nishrfin.[lidIlelg...11litb=amiQlliagtL
It is a maim *owes ataf a kgitry nom mr• 4 M se lid Innis fir
Owl. Yes so eingioessistorims: bet
w and flu off Ieole r at We fres pt� slawawa
The tembese s ns Mese Nr emir wishe
swims ee wet we ON welt mum mem
num & Harm -_ Co. Ltmt Umiak •moo. CASAfii
Massey -Harris Agent
Hamilton St, Gederleb
7000 Rods of
a STANDARD FENCE
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meet rte sold by Jolly let,
1916. We have two car load. of
the hest fence that mon* can
boy and we have bought an
we can sell right. (1.11 in mid
see our stock and get our
price before you buy your
tenor. We seed the money
and you need the trace.
Far. MasL:ery
%Ve carry a full line of Parr.
Macbiwery always on band.
loggi
sod
We have AtCarriagesall atop. and
Hass. A Iarme assortment •1 -
ways oe our goer.
if you need a few toes of ttat
FAMOUS O L 11 H O M 1-
NTEAD FKRTIL17.6R, we
have • carioed jest Ia.
Hard or Soft Wood delivered
to any part of town.
Phone No. 16.5
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