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admire* you whenever you are pot that he mi. long ago have returned
looaiiiii,-why du you *eek suutbcr- to Europe'.
mien v„
"'fllai ul •1Y be, I Sill puazled at
(Cuatipued front last
('li.iPTbilt XIX
light days the Indian woman lay,
bt•twcteu lift and death, burning watt
toyer, panting for breath, with a
"vita". eats/dog jo her cheat, and
much petit h1 Irtalblug; on the ulnae
the fever departed. her skin be eam
moist. sod she fell into a natural
"tike will live," Mid Mademoiselle,
as we stoat and,wattlied her.
"It seems so." I *treed. 'That he• -
lug the rase. 1 moat today set about
building a house."
"Building a t se? What has her
recovery W do with that'"
"Had ••blue diet! We night have
pressed- on, late ON it i•. Itut sine•e
She will
recover er wr must prepare to
spend the winter here."
Fortunately, the spot in which we
found ourselves was weal suited for
our p[trpofe: We were 011the north-
ern shore of the ricer at a 114401
Where it broadened out Into an ex
•
pane of water which was *imoat a
lake. Itehind us the low ground
sloped gently up to the (mit of a steep
cliff which curved in a rough semi-
circle from west to east, and would
protect us against the coldest winds.
From the water'% edge to the wall of
rock, a distance of a hundred paces,
the ermind was thickly grown with
trees of medium size, mostly pines
and firs and cedars.
Anticipating 114. necessity of a WO -
longed stay, 1 had already chosen a
suitable site for a cabin, on a little
knoll at the base of the cliff, and now
that the matter was settled. I took
our axe ami fell to work. It would
he We/Thin/OP to follow the details of
th4 task or the makeshifts I was cots -
pelted to adopt sufc•ieut to say
that the eablu w -aa aidoetantially but
ruttglrly built in rribwork fashion of
loge• nntr1e0 together at the corners,
with a fireploee of stone* and clay at
one end and three narrow dormitories
at the other. hi each of which was a
-t+rttultlre_tieurh_-uu which to _sleep.
The floor was of mother earth, ear-
teded with chips and Iutrk, and for
dryuesa we relied ma the dnlnage
p.r"et lett by rr l e all tile%com-
-
mini leo tint with the Inver groan.
near by. For wItidoirs WP had tst'p
holes that could, Ie staffed up if the
weather grew ton severe to hove them
vett, and for a dray we hat, tr nar-
row
.opeulu „ _Tereil With eth the . reek,of toe. be
be
1 atIllon's teat.
ly'rhe time this work war cosa-
plPtedl, the nitrite -were very cad, soil
1t w•aa guile time to move In. Our pa-
tient heel, been slowly gaining
strength: had 1 desired a reward for
my tabors. 1 could have asked nothing
tetter than the manifest gratification
cul the mow w,./11a41 favi• whet, one
dull, row evening. wt. carried her
441r..uah-til. _ taarr.aw_duurwYi._aud laid
her ,m a .v,euf4.rfab1e tart frnm Nhieli
slit•
1.0611.1 sop the• togs Ionizing tri • the
kss-rtlr -__yup �pP (liatUlrw, tau. made
uo
•., rut of her P4/t141/1111a41: my uli11.1
w,es •Itildeyl between et.mpatrwtcwr that
n
lady- ref llrt-•gt•mttt•-trtrttr loot sift
op into:i ig slerruld he red u•el to 'Mol-
ine plea -ori• la Poo crude a habitation,
gad admiration of the eh.wrf,i and
•khully..spirlt In which site exclaimed
upon every gf** feature of my de-
aiq11aud retraiuc•d from (riti!•izing
the shortrnmfng, mf Its exceutlou.
Our habitation being completed.
there wax little Imre we cotdd do save
nurse our patient. This was the sea-
son when the iroquols war parties
ie•ere returning down the river toward
their own country, and we saw not a
few of them pose our retreat. To dis-
charge a firearm would have been to
eourt discovery, and we lived mostly
on fish and Qtr KWh small game as we
could snare, and looked forward to
the (1mt• When All otir enemies would
Have [sten driven south by the coming
of winter. and we could carry on with
less need of concealment and Pllenve.
To me, it was a season of rare Nol-
te nfineMlt. Thrp breeze was holm
with the *mR11 of autumn and the;
sen shnnu hexer from- hie- fete -rising
to his curly setting. Indolence was,
In the air. In the morning 1 would go
the round of mar *neem to tee what
Heaven had sent us. When the .run's
warmth had' begun to make Itself
felt, we wool(' entry Marle (as we
now tallied her) out of doors for An
airing. Made:m.1,mile would alt beside
her and sew and talk while i engaged
in leisurely Mohican in faith small
tasks an presented themselves: at
eening, We would retire Indoors, and
no soon as the darkness had fatten
thick enough to concetil otw smoke,
wee• would light our fire and cook our
evening meal, following which we
would sit before the fire until It was
time for ns to go to our rest.
If Marie had caused UN delay and
diseppw,iatment and danger, *11e re -
weeded us in a measure by the en-
tertainment sr1nleh we gained from
our attempts to educate her. A4 first
it *14.0 my task to act as interpreter,
,tine,. Marie knew no French end Mlle.
do ('hstiltml was ignorant of the ,%I• t
ttnngrlfn tongue; hitt title conditfwn e11d i t
not long ahli4*, for Modemo{sPlte was f
sn Apt pupil and Marie oleo displayed
marked quickness In picking up our
ward. nod phrases, so that they (0tdd
Poon carry on cnnrer•Rafion with little
0r 140 help from me•
lint when one Ref* shout eirillaing
an Indian woman, It is nPot'Rsary to
teach her more than the mere tan-
guage of elvilizatfon. 1(impl4 yet
enhtl., polite but stubborn, the ted
Atkin offer. A baffling problem even
to the Jeantf., and MR4r•molseN( forted
she had her has& fell when vire ten-
dert:nk to (0nrert Marie from heath-
colom to Christianity. Sometimes
Marie would prove Wiest to a fault,
rsaponding 'flood" or 'That la true"
to every proposition ; bat *hen urged
to adopt the faith which so readily
week)
met her approve!
is good tor the 1
anuthrr people,
toms.' Another
lludrux4w Ile' d.
but when asked
to ter there, she t
somber go whet ••
friends . and (sur
was there rove
lodgment of stab
Oval idea* as
esle•mlee,---r'I 4114
444.14111 kill thein
would say. and
witness to the
mark. t'atieeiltly
lou worked up„
her ultimate cut
me; clue day I eh.
there was
better please Ms
dune s(1 much 1•
coming a Chef -
great tight dant.
she •Ilow•ed bet -
forthwlth, and
Area, (tledoa al.
the utmost doril
a caslons.
i
i
. she would say "It
're4aell: but l out of
evitlt different ens -
nm0e she li4teatl to
-'•rIptton of Heave),
she would not like
l.liesl that she world
Tier relations and
,11ee1 *11d gone. Nor
.0 her mind for the
4ntrae•t and uoprae-
11 of -loving 004'4
my enemies and
t if 1 e0U141." she
r eyes would bear
-.',verity of her re -
Mlle. de ('hetll-
leo'. the credit mf
, erstun tsetonglf i4.
uu•e.9i (o observe that
in which she could
.h•tae.l &-119. were had
•r her. than by be -
i1111, whereupon a
.1 upon her. W, that
•1f to 1* converted
leneeforth remntel
i Paternosters with
nth
all appropriate
Sometimes her questions were
direct that It wa• •litlk•ult to think 4
a imitable answer. One evenlug. fo
example. when_ moiselle wa
describing the to,
of Franey, and ln,•.
luxuries they .•nj.•y.
her with the 1111',1r
win- she had coup • Iaitlte
"But perhape 3 ,n have
away," "ale wet, ,11, "an
where else to co,
"No," replied 11 e.to Intdselle,
of my awn free sill."'
"Ilut how is that you, a
eau go where y,. will?"
"1 have (5004; nith•,whk•h I
my way."
3Juury? Who - that?"
"Like wampun. 1
more nought att.
"And where d you get this this.
that Is more sou:l1'after then w
"Prude sty lata•.•.." nuswrrw
dr t•ttatlUos..
"What is •rear t• te. %"
T11r- lead wki i . �l.w n._ ill .Fralae
1'tq.lr Lou 4.r f terrine them ae
-
-. The land vr1 • u you own: But
sorely` no ane 4 ..9n anti? You
cannot hake it,- s,4. canted-.bwtruy
id, -you )-*shat • [•7 N with you.
You say 'people ;..,y .)oli for letting
thew lire oat It. !,o14 .10 you mak.•
thew 110 that. w [,. a >,nl aft- s.• far
away across the i.e.: water? Is there
,army great l'hief who holds them lit
tear of you se (hot thaw pay trot for
letting theme ire?"
"Not for -hung than lire," ex-
ptiille•t1 MI1.• • de ('hrtilion..' but "-for
lettils5 then; lite Oil my lint -
"Then i- the re other lamb they ay
Yh•r' r4. + i+�r .lit-ptyaityk.- re t_�u.. la
so
If
r
s
P
d
el
n
u elritell
bed no-
isome
ipid,
g
ANA-
-Pride
d 'by t e leen,
tnreuleuees an
ri4 interrupts
al uquity as t
'' :Inuntt the E!lreueh, marts.,' 1 ex• hiving roil 11 no trace of 1JIw what•
plalard, "Mademoiselle is eousideretl ever. Tref, are few people hive uuw.
to he very, beautiful, au that everyone There wee, fewer in the days wheu
admires her iShv maks the . 1-i- he le Bald i • have cuwe here 11 sews
Dowty de ;a Itoux, not as a wan. but tweeg,dibkv that a ge•ntleuigu of till
1*9*11se she ha* a very valuable prole eonsequeit., should have. mew mud
forty whirl once belonged to tilts. tour with tit bc*i;g remembered ly,
and stir• wi4lte► 10 glee 11 back to guy of tin older inhabitants."
hiw' "Ibis it •. eurrtt! TO you that if he
"lint why do you w1.h 10 give it stilt lives. he w•111 to *ure. to revisit
tut(k to him. Maarlle'!"
" Ilts•ausr it really belongs to .1:int." late Beebe• of his youth westurr or
-Did you steal it from hits?" later, w, that perhaps your teat
chance of Oudlug tilts Is to return
"Xu," replied Mademoiselle. grit••- hulue• and Le wt the lookout for him!
lye. "1 did not steal It. but 11 was given '"
lit tnP by the perncln tern did"
And s'•'1) wandering about the
".twemg my- Irre,p1t•." $11,'11,1:"
old Marie, world (-44l-tug people trouble aid
"*hoes we ..(953 thing* wr keep,.tllvui. danger 443 keeping thew away from
it wit axa_".____�_
their fano-•. Is It not sur"
"T1tat le not Onu*u*' awnug.- --- Iliac i'rartwr b+ar rhea
French," I said. an inrpire, „n to all ul us. Mudrmu)
"truly swung those of the French Belle. Tlu :hutight I parr lit wind is
Whit are wicket," nail Mlle, de ('ha- thin it 44''1141 le premature to gdlvP
f1Ncln reprovingly, *net rhe Open, (lie the ptrup•r. r of M. dr In Kiutx to the
rest of the evening it iostrnctiug her l'rsalines -. tong as there Is guy pots -
pupil In the-tnitdard of honesty cur- sibtllty (ll 11111 appretrtug Inter."
relit among F:urupsau peoples, le., which.
*11119 not perfect, Is, mu the• whole.
superior to that of the ladtaes of
New Frauce. _
('IlIPTE8 XX _
Toward 1tl eud of November. win-
ter get in abruptly with a series of
heavy 'snowfalls, aecuwprnle4l by
blustering - wine.* and folladereI 1by
dans of Intense cold, and we had an
olitiurtunity of learning how our log
bouw would meet the rtqulrements
of the etiolate. To our !relief, we
found It warm and comfortable, due
no doubt to the width and depth of
our fireplace and our free use of furl
no Ie.. Oleo to the sheltered location
wt. had chosen.
When the weather cleared, the Iro-
gaol, being by noir-aft -gone, i went
nut 011 a htmting expedition and was
fortunate enough to shoot a fine back
sad a number of partridges. and on
my return was able to report that
tracks were plentiful: IS -tag thus
as.urerl ul a nultk•ieney of fresh neat
for some (IMP to eome, 1 hail little
work on my hands, the less that Marie
was now well ennui) to assist Mlle•
de ( 'ha tihot. with her household
duties, 440 that 1 was driven (0,4 -hop-
ping firewood for mer* uxerc•Isr.
Piller these agreeabl.• cotelltktus,
the time teapot -4 Mem:sully and 'un-
eventfully, aid we should doubtless
iI re lost track of it altogether, had 1
followed n euntout i had long age
for td of making a Dote of Intel) clay
as it pa restu, Bud Mllr di► (:batlAun
rw - t►•prl*ctl Brea .nice Ileoi'ai
lufertmd her that thin • ttae P
Year's et •,
"Then a mum celebrate tr." ah
•
rlaimte+�- teat. s Let dlrnitlur>
spent 1349 M'{tt•rnoo n in decking !t
wills and ehfmmev stone,. with Imai-
ere- of glossy t•,rrgreen which relieved
to. a marked ext9 it the monotony of
tile rough teekgrouud upon w•ki.'31
they atone. T1s• til•(' piled high w•i!1,
resiuoas slicks w �eh hissed au.:
erm•kled au a sheet uP 5anie. gyre 051
n warmth- and bright OA tlat prim -
tested every toaster:. 3Iadetaui.
atone- aLlast placed up.0 a table the
Juicy road of venison wet eh I had
w'at.-hiil with hungry e)e for an
hem- "r mer•, we ..it clow Ito 01T
siiupl9 r(pt'.t lit le spirit of ayety
slid eonvivinlity' that left nothl g to.
• desir•ol.
„Felon* tag -MO- f,•nvt;-."wr---wd,,,... a
to the fireside. where we sat. aerie
eusetnte•eh and •llst'ime1 to the wits
110
"1 hat•,• .eft those behind lite who
will wren . lid wslcuwe h1m should to.
collie to t.. Hour hi my absence. t.it
1 cannot • still holettultely and wait
for hint 1. appear.'.
"Why c..r. Mademoiselle?"
"1t on, ulee my whole 11fe. For
example, 1 must remain single to the
ZPwatlmc. •in(e. if 1 s4. martiwl, any
hualwud o 111 sequin. au interest lu
my estate. 11441 he may nut take klud-
ly to sty ditpoatng of It in the man-
uer w•h!(1 1 have ih mind.•
"That is an aspect of the runner
that had not occurred to me." I said.
"11 Is a pity that such a Loathing, for
which you are 1114 no wise responsible.
should embarrass you in this way:-
-lei not waste your sympathy,"
said l!lwdetuoteette, airily. "It
nett ewl,arr,seel 4.r 114 that way yet.
Veyerthelc... time In passing, and 1
should 111.- to arrive at *0me finality
in regard to a matter which has s
mach hearing uu all my plats."
"Suppose.' I Mild, -suppose you the 1
the Vie„wtr de la -'Rous, and be re -
fusee to accept your offering,-w'lat
111enn ?"
"I shall make him meeept 14"
"Rut •1.-111,1 he penile, In refusing""
"1 aw. 51 you knots.. cert' deter.
mlbevl." repliel 1(11P. de ('hat Won
rtnalut,c. "I am not accttstoplyd to
being m, • with refusal. In fart." she
adMtl • znificantly, • 1 eenn reme•inber
only tw.• occasions on whirl 1 have
asked n Ulan to do 4.t• a favor and he
has denied it to ale."
" IW.•r• I the Vicomte ,1. ,a Ronx, 1
Iv should refute ti) ('u }on au Injury
umler the gniae uta fat„r by [wroth -
he
tint 71,11 to eoudrmo your -elf to in.
I+ellitenee• and dep'ndtnee__eti at._ac-
"' count."
-
Nu. .\ i Imioi ii P►at!.. is
•ew'narf 1,. ••n.• •• rSoo-ur.abfef her _-
'Cln n • no 41%11 no land, 1)1b.1 r .
-•u., ., they are to ilee• at i 1
-'ttnderctn t o lint
they .h. t , yam- -how- ft. ft -that
You do a •L. .• hard work? In my t
uatlole . • "man d,1er the work �'
f..r her , .111. lie llxlrts.--- ht. work -.1
It 1s *lid! n,. , and w omen are for. 1
itert.-44 ll-.:runt_.u4, .Biglearti 1t is d(f•
-
fetent. 1p.• Is •he man. yet he eh,i4s'
nlclst of• the work. INw•s 1t• also)
tight''" f
'.Mv fnill. -1" mid Madrmoisrik•
with a Sleigh. -Tort -should set him
(tight :"
'Theo tt ii) , real he not make you i
work?" .•n.ellr" 1 Marie innocently,
"You muse ,,•k him," replied Mile.
de eliatilhtri',: ,i+•marely. 1
"Why do "n got make Mazellee i
work, Iligls•nrt " persisted the Al- is
trnngwin woman
"Yon d,e „ r naderetatol, ltarir„
3fade•moiselli a great lady, with
many to Bert,• her and many more
who would Ii1,• to P.M4P her. I OW
Nit n psis toll !rumble farmer. Al+t-
drmnis.•lk' )s !:• a*eustamel to
rrnrk.
lite, t tiki' --
"t\'hat is 110- dhfferenee between a
great lads awl A humble fnrme"ri"
",l ve rrittftf•�,,.d difference. if Trot
had 119191 In Fr ince you would elm-
prehend it." 1 , ,pMined.
While Mori - [...metered this informs -
Oen 1 stole n :'.fnee at Mlle. dr Cha•
tilion and fog ,•.I her regarding me
with e•urh,n- ',•arses.
"'Humble?'' .. Id Marie. "What do
yon uu•an when you (MY 'Humble?'
"That is pre,•i,ely what 1, ton, wits
eLrntt to -ask," added Mnrfem0lsellr.
"Poor and !only," 1 answered.
"1 should not call you lowly,"
r.0+rked 3lademaiselle thoughtfully,
"nod as for brio; poor, --you are not
s,. 1swr as I shall be if ever i find the
Vicomte de la kerne."
"For that rrus,rw I end it hard to
wlsh you suets•s.,"
"Yoh think is better that i /dumb!.
have wealth rather than happiness?"'
"ivy no 1ne4nt' 13nt an lout( tie yell
,.'„'_,(tom
pIttri.te. whose. -blustering and rherat-
ng 11th 4 mphaslxi•d the (",*fort
r r .: liac'rts_ of rt•fr •e•.. l'reeestll
Marie rosy, aid w t t1 T a g�runt.*:,l ja,4-
light retired to her dormitory, leaving
t• abate.
"1 wonder where oar friend. are to -
right." Haid Mademoiselle <innwily.
No doubt they an- sari. nt Mlle
Mahle: atrl mourning our lose." t -said,
"That Is t.. say, 1 suppose Pere 1)u -
our is mourning us. With ll. d
'hot illen it pray be diRPrt•ul.'"
Mademoiselle /smiled. "So ST,tt
oubt if my cousin. M. de 1a►etllluu
n mourning 14x:' 6114' said.
"H.• -had no ream:rettu grit- . for toe,"
r•pliel, "Also his grief for you may-
s•rhaps• 1* tempered by the expec•ta-
ion 'of attcreeniiag to your testate. 11.•
your nezt'liair, ii 1,r not?"
"(Ir w„nl,1 ls• my neat herr,'
naw'rred 3lademulselie, -were it nut
+1' the fact that uu leaving (booboo, 1
fn-
"Indewd: Wat he aware of your
ac1nR dune eo,•.
"i presume he is aware of It by
nom," sh,• 451,1, 'I( be Is aixlome to
succeed to the pnt*te, Iteux tt*
contents will. not pIP*P,
"If my curiosity lie pardoned.
Meib•Ioiselle. I shoubi Is interested
to knelt what disposition you made
of the property."
-I left it to the. Vicomte fie in
item."
",int 1f he be not found, what
then?"
'•it is to he held (or him for n is•rlort
of ten years. If at the end of ten
years be 11 stilt missing, it is to go
to the i'rsultne5 at Quehee."
ly
Ink M. de
will
nppinlidrolthe iherrnngemsnt+In you nh are
made, TholemolRellr," f remarked.
She looked at me with a twinkle In
1441' eye. "He will be furion,," Phe
Said. "Were 1 n man 1 skould took
forward with at it it:
next meeting You know he it o;"117
vindietlye :lisle -telt hitt. and. further -
ore. he Js a great swordsmen."
,.ere you RN brave a mall n' 91,11
err Were
n Indy. you would leer no one,
Mndenod.elle," 1 said.
,rine laughed. "At arty rats. being a
women, i do not fear M. de Chart!
1011,v she replied.
'.'Mndetboleelle," 1 seid. "may I re -
refit. without offence, W•tnetbing 1
once sniff that annoyed yon?"
"Chet is for you to judge. 31, Rig -
board," she responded mischievously.
"You have earned the right to a cer-
tain freedom of Rpercll. IA,t hot),
you must be careful."
"it Phould not annoy you," 1 said.
"1 do but wleh to repeat that In my
npinfoh ft Is not likely you will find
irthe 1'rance.f(omte" de la Roux In New
'Slave 1 have been everywhere In
Nen' France, and have not found him.
your opinion seemo to have been, in a
manner, bet lfled ."
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rfk htm. 7011 :,n• happy in the belief
hat yen are doing your :hey, and at
he same 11111e y..11 remain in the Mut
inn of enmpurn•;eo hielepa.ndei(e ell-
er the pdo.easlon of the wealth
you seek in tralrvfer to him."
"W Rigbeard." aahl lelderinisMle,
-i cannot PPP, !1)rP5Ao11 of the N11 -
titre. that gives .cap your new (and
very appropriate! passe, but i think,
-fn fart, 1 am sire, -•thee
speaking with r, arc
cheek." tongue *5 IA your
The vivo
rnpted Marie,
Tho Viemnfi.',. #,
1 have come to 444411,;
(lhatlllon.
"Tort hare route tit (leek a Mani"
repeated Mario,___.
_
"Rat why do yam seed to seek a
'man, when pin .ltgtt! 3IRI►ear4. Who
r" tsler
titan
Mlle. de'
(To he cott11 W'd)
OT*RIO WOMAN
REGAINS HEALTH
Wants Other WomentoKnow
About Lydia L Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Mount Forest, Ont. -"Before I took
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Corn.
pound I felt weak and
miserable, and bad
pales all through me.
1 was living in Ails
Craig at the time.and
one day a friend earns
in and told me her ex-
perience of using the
Vegetable Com-
pound
om-
meand advised
to take a bottle,
which I finally di
I began to get
stronger and those
pains left me. I am glad I fot1nd out
about this medicine as I think here la
none equal to it for women who have
troubles of tbis kind. 1 cannot
the Vegetable Compound too high
the good it has done me. Whenever 1
know of a woman suffering 1 am glad
totellher of it." -Mrs. W. HIDBDAL*,
H.R. No• 1, Mount Font, Ontario.
Women throughout the Dominica aro
finding health in Lydia E. Ptnkbam's
Vegetable Compound.
No harmful drugs are used in ill preps-
redoes- just rooms and barbs --and it can
be taken in ty even b a nursing
llotbsr. roe sale by all esu.
rophey Bros.
1---, THE ii $ADLVG as
FUNERAL DIRF.('TORS
AND EMBALMERS
orders carefully attended to
atpU beers. night or day
GODERiCH
J. R. Wheeler
Foteswl Director and
Embalmer
311 ealle promptly' attend-
ed to day' ter night
PHONES
Stere 335 Residence 355w
Hamilton Street, Goderias
IV,�i!the liniment. Spread it
6tvti n p.or r 3 FOrTi _tell
sit ted part 11 erases pine
rc:isiQss sti..n: <.
The ; crl".; ,. '" eine chest. to
• other- year, ---hew
different that boy or -01
of yours will look -.'bat
photographs of the th7w
dren never grow up.
Let us help you keep a pietsiw
record of their childhood,
J. T. FELL
Telephsoe 187 Goderieb,
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UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO'
WHAT HAS THE UNIVERSITY TO OFFER?
1-A wi to rapt* M excellent courses
la Arts, Medicines Public Health and
Titre bsW1*s and up-to-date
equipment.
3-'S leodid library facilities.
4-Blghiydeveloped
work ha Physical Educe -
ties; a chance for every
student to take part in
games.
5 -As attractive 'seri life.
6-C1ese p.reiaal coataet a..
tome arab,' r mad etndeats-
7-- aTr•matie effort by tke
valverrty t o n,f p worthy snidefW
to gat iliac, 1 .bar graduation.
Writ* toe Werra -
tier to-
t P. It. 1t*YILLI,
PM.D., asgtsttu,
toles. Gana
Specials at
McEWEN'S
Mclh.nald's Tobacco -20e. photo, 2 tot Sac
't 15e, plugs, 2 for tat.
Cocos -10c per Ib.
Retract Lemon end Vanilla, good quality 10c. a beetle.
Try sur Ifs,se Tea. (food quality anel cheaper than the package Tea.
Perth let of litre Staple Syrup on hand, Fresh Lettuce, Celery,
Rhubarb, Cabbage, etc.
A now shipment of Dates, Figs, Prunes, Dried Fruits, etc.
Seediest Raisins, best quality 2 pkge for tag
$hreidtd Wheat 2 packages tat,
WmIight, (surprise, Comfort, Gold, P. h Ii x,apr
Yonr choice or *warted4 for las,
20 Ban good Laundry Soap _ ___fee 61,60
A toll 1,11e of (JOOD.i for SPRING CLEANING,
RothA good N GOO
si?R (;LtP, and Dment ofOUBLE URTA1Q1TRTA1Ny.
Floor frit Cloth and Table Oil Olnth, in different co)ore and pattern..
A5ortrnelnt of i.inen Towelling for 20c. a yard up.
Medium weight underwear for spring.
Men's and Ifoy.' Qapn et cross p
We can sa?P ynn nosey in Dry (}Dada.
Mame 41
J. J. McE:WEN
South Side Square
Oa.& de/leered le all parts of Me Iowa