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£s now oig1 discetinted In Meat W�U
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,THIE 'I04IJEW4
b7 the onittY Cot
weks Seitden, ities thelr d&lzlon, by a
CleSe Vote- of to 14,, to Fequest the
prov1ne to tiOie-,',OV* the '4,110Weter
1,400.110 ‘Iitot*topsoy 4**,414
't1O.Y1t$1),,,k7f$ _FEB, 18t, 1.98,,1 '•pros)084, goioinors *Niko,. loc.,
. et n4 others, live tarthest away from
NO pENSioN',CUT—,...
Thial POlaibl)r w** natural They We..
There 1* some groynd ,for hope, in tbc have On opportunity ot seeing the
was et ex..aervikA men, that It may rounberO Ourigto who came Over the
not be nOeSsail to adopt too militant 'Highway, even in Wo present condition,
an attitude at the forthcoming conven. and So cannet estimate he prob&31e ,1n-
1.104
In <WAWA 64 the mattter of ben- eTease. in trafle -once business becomes
*ion cuts. • norntel and once the rood is Maintain.
Ottawa despatehes state that there 11e4 hi a proper alanneto
•a- .sutplus from hist yes lo,ppropriation, •OolmelllOr MathieSon Put the reol
for. Pertsion adinnistration of nearly' case for the HighwaY_.in lts best and
three -million dollars. se that while'this broadest Ught MA ;id -bated out „that
• Year's *Ppropriatiotl. is reduced in the ' teurlSt trafile has meant from two to
estimates may not be necessary to three hundred million dollars., cash ex-
ancuts. ./t is to be hoped that Penditure, to Canada yeat1y. tor tome
It works out As forecast. Yens* All authorities agree that tbis
The Cantiditin Legion and other Inter. SUM is inuiensely impertant to 'Canada.
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Charles hiat century were, Y..',,Ilvesin
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11 look, '4•,Ok a ‘:. ' -, , . . . .. ,
lair, ADVT*1'.' onr OYS a yeare Otwo da
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ingly. In. ....that, )0104'. ' „ 7 '"c "., at'. fr.4*, ,0.40 dayto ,04O,'wes*. every
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DO net ssy 4'411en. • *th.
irleent ./100ceoof
Pitl)'0Y, 0
TO thee fairs Whitt* Were. In erect
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Soielui$ the eell*agf-41' J more like **riot dila, *o. we know.
' not .oay, ,oThe bay tot lahnSelt 1111 thorn in the larger towns snd cities in
over the Mud." gLtY,`"11.1.0, IVY- Wel 00Y* 410040 the fasWees drove their 010#
ere& with mud.".' tattle and zhee_p,__e_i carrled theirbutter
•Dor not say, 'Telt OW quit "reliant( 04
new." SaY, 'You May 'stop working There were few, cattle *wet* as we
1201V." •know them.' The farmer sold his stock
weirdo. tritest .1111opronoonceat '404 oit • the 'streetor ooromon. 14,toro
modLlte. prortoutioo 2no-dest, o os in ,the fair wars,belnit held, to the butcher,
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nd, e as in me, went, bat sYllable. * -*lie either butchered on the ,sPot mul
Natatorium. !Onetime 'Ant .a. se in Carried the •eareitwInto hie 4OP4 leitVilig
40Y, o as In no, and Ocerit third eyT.; tb.e offal to 1* reMOVed at MO leislire,
little, ,. or otrite the *tock into the yard to wait
Pilm. 'Pronounce as one sYllahle, Mt it's daY Pt dPoln- rr•
fil-fum.
Mdsf towns were Sttpplied freM the
• Des -Marto - omit), -- PrOZIOUrtee de.. surrounding district, only „sizable. !atlas
moin e win herel as 1z toil.. accent like London needing to import from ' a
lastdiStanCei„ syllable.
Disaster. Pronounce /irst's as z. • LontiOn busters or Edinburgh hilYers,
Xis/nettar01101.41,Ce first syllable kiss, frequented, the fairs,- picking ,up-steck•
not lat. for their 'market but they took only a
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teed bodies have, essured the Govern- It meens riot only improved trade tO., Words Often MisaPetied amail Part of the whole. '
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segept spy- sacruites neces5ary to assure tourist houses and • Others, but it has a Stationary lanced irc 1r -certain place). Sea ,Sta has 'been the ease' for conSurieS,
iterranean, Observe the six vowels and 'monthly list of all fairs in, Northern
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tint they have reason to believe that the Canadian dollar in_ _New Yorktw
,
ment that the pensioners are wining to individual storekeepers, garages; hoteis,1 Stationery (artfclei 'used In writing There was soixte trade across the 'Irish
The Ainninsek gives a complete
the lintinelsi stability of the country, . very important bearing on the Value of ' Ccdessal; two O'S. IWO rs, two es. Med-
-PoWerfut inte.rests, financial in nature, thereby saving millions of dollars
.,. per. the ,o vs. WM: observe the n. tliough land, , Scothuld and the north . of Eng-
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annuexcbange; 2,.......„,_ ___,,,..„. ln'el.PiT,P.d_P!Qn.Inmlatien 15.1411.. Anerw- 1444' -' . ' • ”
• ,';:*ringiriginpressure to bear- on-ni.4,r* Mona: ;c5 eiv-e the -y.iiii---"<grii..anier,-SOMFOr-thent eeni,' 'IW
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$414,,, Government, to ineee . widows-, and The falling. off loi this tree has been • but,old in .story and dear to the hearts
one of the Important kauses ot the ad - ' ••• -7 -Sr1"--71111-L ' , 7iiiriblire.'”iiihe••lincs- `arlgiiiiiteiViii.
orphares And disab'led veterans hear' the . price (noun), value, valuation.. charge their ‘ confines ' • " ' '
verse exchange rate in the past two or . ,
brunt of sacrifices which should' fall, at .
'• 104 equalli, on the shoulders of the three years. , - tost, oatley, expenditure. -
Arrest, apprehend, catch, eanture, town in Sectland the writei's moither
rtir instance, r.colefeclutni near which
owners of tax-exempt arid high interest 'Whin the Bluewater is in ,attractive hold, seize. . . . • •was born, - se.- iseepee-- ahrd -'0' - pro..
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bearing-;ionds Retire exit, iveis lusi oli
ril• - see ont notmee as
condition, it will add to the tourist
The veterans' organizations are pre-- streern-mid all Parts of Canada, inducttude,- loneliness. village. It lies' hard by Loekerbie and
section of 'Huron, will Excellent. suPerior, choice, admirable, -
pared to battle for common justice for ing the -brie path Bonnie' Prince•-Olarlie took
their les.s fortunate eontrades, arid, for benefit' , • Precious, valuable. • on his 111 feted expedition to Carlisle.,
'Priclei (noun) Vanity- conceit self- •
the dependents et men killed overseas. Authorities agree that as * provincial Like most fazrdlies of that district
• ft. known that the 0:vertu:len- t highway it wilt tot -„be -mom co7st oneeitz-self-esteette- -Purallad- leitendf-otthe-Princei -eta
would weieeme any good reason to leave Hurorythan it is at present., but even if Cherish, foster,' nurture, 'nourish. Pre- dyke d
au 0, the old family -home and un-
tect, treasure, . -. ':
It weresomewhat More so, there will be til _destroyed by Are wine forty-five years
Pensions undistnrbed, but St. •aames
-more money from tourist traffic with • Werit-iltudY • 'Ilit.°,. ilislia.eied, it, (tled. in which he was
, Street is itill,poWerful in the councils qf "Use a word three times and it Ls said to „have alept. .
, oe, _area: . The; 4,..._ _.,„ have to t,o. which to meet the increased Cost.
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--lofted soap& or litter but-tbere-is,lunte County Engineer Roy Patterson% re- "uxs:!. Ile, .t -thrt•421-erea-se---tire •-v--Pesh,- 1114.-- rY --Ho*ever.i.:. the linarket towns ot tb.e
-11,°'''' sw"4.4"'• -- --
- that the veterans'Avill-have-attother year, port. hcilds out hen* _ that the Protince
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y-niestering --Otieword each -day. Words southwest ot-z-Sootimid- axe all---rich-in-
rrinee. CherlieJegtaide-and_h_e„ probably,,
In which to prepare their forces for the will 'act, They have. turned a deaf ear Deep' 310T to represent by a -pfle."turi•, beizig the diplomat he was, visited' the
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Irk*: to proposals, in the past but the destr- portray in words. "The story was rea- fairs to thew the quite unusital 'degree
- ability of securing important outlets for li,stitailly depicted."' of democracy of which be was Possessed.
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AntifilVIENT IN SESSION .• -Tend moneys,- to•-ertsure--tliatr-sitcb: cas
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OlbittLinenta1..cl1squietudi4me40- -Pee
be as' , widely distributed as possuge, woluided pride,„ failure, disappointment, bleat, Lochmaben, (Dturiferudfte Manch-
ns IS -in ion agli4makes ,it• ;seem likely that they will con- et4. "114 chagrin, was notices. bite whenune, Meicleur, Rirkelwald ,and I4iritin-
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.. . . .._ _ _ _ ider the* re it a favora'bl ee ' - ' lie' discovered Ida mistake." - were 'Oni-3t -*Lie* of the' south
the Iltelse 'settled down to busineeCounell-corrpleted-a go
s. • miler intuitkel -led her to the conclu.sio
The County -i
1) Se . titri, tullaek , -
The_plifeantry LS over and on Monday 8 INTMITON; - instinctive knowledger; teSicerestttis. li,voto9wnsdarwheselqirrabfaimerianwderetoofun 1:;•
b by instructin the want tn. t 111
3104,, iraztortant issues will tome be- I° g ----en -- get - that they thoukl not go" '
fore the legislators.. The recommends.-
- + toUth with Bruce and Lelnbton Counties- can: cR.Z.Dboustentresd* ; „ivitmbeth. lian-niergeeptincrt.liz' otts.t- Carlisle blea•cl it5- fat"' bead:". ed by
that at
at once ivitb a view to bringing concert- — , - - -
tier% -of the McMillin Conunisolon .that a As a matter of faet the le of
‘• e to d pressure bear on the 'Iv:edictal Mind." ' .1)Unifriea and , Cumberland were much
trel 33ank be formed wfil Surely be •
04 AS both. Wes of . the Houie aev_etninent , ElfTOSTilLATE: tiY reason earnestly alike, not only habits of thought but
woe_toar_i!, of _001er/a and all other
• �4tThe-nuthrquestiorflwill-be'the-
Mode of control and the individual head:„
water- Should- act at the same tiine.
interested 'numieipalities ,on- the
,_-,L.2itany4eel_that4s----101,usanker--irWels every they
shetlitt be *Wanted as governor while
_CoUCIUors %tannings and Turner. who
_Abe beat In fOrmed ephikez Seems "•tc, ' ed tbeineere •ete county_em -tre•---4-nean
• favor tritiart 4)31•0•6!'0 leas Until -on may be trusted to hack Mayor Lee's
Same Canadian has gained .eiperlebeein: long not bore
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*_,As •OrIrprsinine'rit i3Ocele_husinesa,
Man put it, the county's' action is the
most hopefnl single *Mit that,
turred recently to _tRe bust,
isqiiiteieets of this sectien • of the
a
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with a- person 04 180416" traPrePrie?" of 'in their mode- of- living, -in their man,.
fils---o-Ti/luct-.7.--1.1Wen expostulate. with er^ nens and "appearance as well as :fri" theU
ring friends" farming and marketing practices.
I PJr.
a manr:
and a *onion. . „."Their -liaison T°11teir1411147", Iraglarn16/"Itir
was carefully guarded, for expoure something to Selt4 came hawkers jug-
rglets,_tuniblets ,and play' actors. red-
t-tubta--4(proztouzic, ,e le a-isong, e
-While admit -
Wit We liitVe a, zatliber of men 'of iritt
elms ability in our banks, intematkristl
'said to-be"--euite-differeforftotti
that In svhfolt 1124hlavo ben trained.
tildrseent-olleeneble6tveeetire
- the abrikez reeogni,sed antherity. • 7. .
then thertatikAreet prove* of Pub-
lieLisierks..4esigned...truipmid relief lamds:
at sildtly as possible...* new ComPantis
Aet ,or 0646* Interest t* the texn.
int omnutmfty, goine .aetion -to!he taken
asilluk: Arid credit, and- regulated
msrketlng*
,hist what fora these. latter two will
tole la not krOdvd, bdt- the,/ are Under-
stood to have-Tattridisettiiied it the* re
C:61to c°hterenee af Prelintlel premiers.
the olibleulty of :arriving at SOMO term
ot tedlt'system and., some method ot
*bleb ',suitable 10r all
'porta Ot our wideotiung land, is lipPer-
ent• 'to all. With 'thetn 15 ,wrapped tip
the oltiestiv.30 itt wider • foreign markets
for our itoriciatural, ,PredUct.s, !The
Pire ,agreement* hoVe already
Mir 'markets it "Ortict AU'
tertsin ot our Preduet,- 'notably lot -
but atiy finitirtan-rukine:* !attn.'.
he -wants to .stell at a ipiont
bt kith arena yet mortag.
there to, no doubt that Ms session
will to I:inductive. si very strong eitOrt
to flM 04:let% or theSe+
tAtterepto by 'the $tate 10 eentrol
PriCet.haVe not orottd oattisfatterytap
tAti date" as tloveno-,
vent* costly tenure with wheat, the
Isratittin Iwo 14 the toffee world OS
the Ctthart eitort with muter, not tomen-
tlqn our oat riper*** 'With Wheat.
t have teen
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quite apart Item polltIcal affiliations.
the people .of,Verth Heron congratulate
,
C. A. Itobertsen, M.L.A.,*on his appoint -
Ment,
Ing orsonanty and well known ability
make him po.rtictilarly well suited for
this erdinius teak., ,
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lam
as in me, a as -iii• daY, 0 as in dog sc.',
cent last syllable). „ ' sold cheap JeWellere to gullible
• rustles, *as ,well as bright e silieos arid
••• 10,1k -shoals-. when prices were good- Alt
FAMILY tO'.-"DPER;AVIOW' the-gew-gawi--that-bave--aiwayg- 'delight--
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Professor: ' ',why aren't • you toting ed the hearts , .of viatneti„normally llv.
netes in my course?" -Ing all.isolated life, were_there_fer their,
Preshie: l‘IY father took this same -delectatIML- ''- ' ' . ' `• •
_rot' the men, otter the business 0f -
e * * * , ' niarketin'g . Tire catili—E"---or s eep vetir-over
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' -3411Miellt-------.t..-hell_W- ere tents. and -booths *4 Plenty
A tourist stoPPed his tar oft •the road ,Of---ele----and-stronger- Oink and -many -
add asked a little country boy hew far hangers on to helP theln drink jt:
taltUunkviller-Inte-iittle-1ey're--•-••-Besicksahere were:Wits and l cocking
Plied, "It's 00.06 miles ft the way you 111a/n3,* and bull baiting, add ratting
are going; hilt if yen, turn 'round it tint ,,bees Old Arany other exalting and inter -
but four.", . . estink event,s. •• * ;
.1^ S.S".4.0,14.1*,144 • . •
kiAT T
ed whn dollars.; Were Plentiful
ehea*: ' t aloaI debt. becomei:
dollar* *re:deflated!
•'S;;44" 8r.40Olf 000g
(Sirueoe Wenner)
rieverat 'United. Otsitei senator* have
warned', that Oreat BrItain te Pressitt.X
for (rstilleatierra--ot:--tho-Deeo. *ate
pact with. 0044* SO she can *end her
gunboats all the WO t?_, OhleagO* In
OertillA 4e.Ct19116 or the , ,S. this might
be advanced as a primeiettoon for rati.
#cation.
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'THEItE.,AIA MORE MINGO, » .
-(OollingViood Enterprise -Bulletin)
The London Observer, which UttuallY
vieves thinga cahni]y', says t eems an
aPPrOPriate. reoPleAt te r1.the
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OUND TRIP' BARGAIN F
FEBRUARY 10th
`14.00E/OCH, to TORONTO; Onelik $tratford,.,741t4bener,,.•
Pothnetetont'01010 Sound, CTOderleb, Wow, '
:.,Soutbampton,F410*, Wietton Durbin
a, o011gokon,
P°1* lik;"Pe, ,Cobeurg, Trenton: Beltillie„; NaPeneei Porg''
VamiltOni.1•1100,mo V Pit
DEA= OF 4iI,Exii..*rorg,lc,
gincardine itePorteri -i4r4 Aleitander.
rt.
itla !Aline, eked 96,., aformer Vellm
knoin LtleknoW and Wateeburelt resi-
dent and pioneer .Kinloss farnler and
,
echo) teacher, pooled 44/64 in OttelPh°
at the home of his daughter, Mr& R. J.
BeU, on OundaY., - HIS 'Wife, fOrinerlY
'Mary Gaynor, an atint. of Mrie
raindaay,• of: tOwn. Predeceased' hinr,'tivan'',
t'Y' years ago, Born in •,'Seetigniditt107,
Mr. Milne * was t`4490te4' In Porter and
Edinburgh and came te Canada as a
young Mate „where he is beileved to have
taught the Arst school. at Port. Albert,
ten, o0a-serPent" se it appeared 14 and in the first, edhodis In Brace et' tile
the original •"chambees tgetiooarre foerth and sixth coneesSions w.inioss.
50 7001. Ago,- 411.4 still (appears today-: tor tqurteen rare or school" teaching,
An enemata( Marine aninial"or Serpent,, -tie remOVed to -Strati robs, where he
lflce forin, frequently eeen and: distrthed .foMidett and edited:the Smith rails Re -
by .credulous sailors, linaginative VieW* and asa stalO•ch l'1he?7,1' he
men, and common lims.,
RIZEATisES THERE SUCH A MAIO
Inc Nows)'
,
We an never understand the :mental
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'brake-uP of, anyone Who will wept Me
thought eccasumally -expressed t -t can; distilct, becoming Promineet, farmers„
waiitans' " "first live ' btedie**'-destersmalleWeedelt
through. his, Paper, strongly supported
the late Bon. Oeorge Brovvia. Later he
returned- to Queen's Bush, and with his
brettiers; David and Charles, took up
, land in what -was, then virgin foreat on
the 4th of Kinloss, where they becalm&
=Ong thb-betritiieVaa' "fainifies ire the
when, =steering 000narit • of tht Milne was 'an ardent horticulturist and
'werld. It IS oinw leountry in• wilteh-
hive our hiene. -Living in Camada has
inanY -advantages-and some--dra*Nbacka.
_ea -every „•country has, but WhyLhave an
inferior complex about cenada and
Canadians. 'pansda IS alright. Cana-
dians are alright and Canadian prOducts
(*hen not saciliced every' few years by
Politicians)--•-are'ltirighA-steadY-tent
market gives regular eniPleyinent and
creates better and cheaper merchandise.
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APPRECIATION
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L (Kincardine -Riview-RePorter)-
.In. the pashig. !Olaf: Mittelfor
many' Yeara-seditor ar the Gaprich, Star,
that town and the newspaper fraternity
have lost One who Was held „in high.
Band
wielded his pen for Worthwhile causes,
and While sonic, could •• not agree, with
bon political -matters, -yet respected
his judgment and counsel.
Barrie. Examiner: Walter P. A. I•sisrf-
.
tle; :editor and publisher of The 'Glade -
tel, editor and_ pnblisher, of, The Gadd
long Mness, was one of the most etteetn.:
ed newspapermen ha Western Ontario.
A suce'essful publisher, be alSO Was a fine
-citizen of Goderieh and al*aYs- lent bla
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infitteriee to those things 'which stood for
the best in the community. •
•or . • •ri • i 6 t
• ded,old-':.4dIdlemOr
wherever' his -abode, his flower- garden
became „ noted. WhUe _ in Luckatow,i-
here -he,-retirea-!-irr his daelining. years '
he owned: the prverty where Mr. E.Phil-
.Stewart now lives. Later he moved
10 Whitechuoti and in advancing years,
made his home with his daughter in
Ottelph, wherein spite of his. age, -Mr.
Milne Ines 'eontinued excePtismallY titight
MentallY, Of the original
welver-Only, fetir chlidrere'now survive,
It is Usual* sate to say that viten a,
child is pale, Sickly, peevish and rest-
less, the CAM& is: %VMS. These Pdfa":••
sites range the etomach. and intestbies:•,,
eallaing iterteus;diserders of the .diges,,
gen and Preventing the infant from de,,, •
riiring sustenance *or* finoct., tuner's
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Worm powders, by destroying the worms
corrects' thesb faults of the digestion.
and s.erves o restore the organ to heal-
thy action.
GREATEST VALUE
IN TORONTO fl
ATTRACTIVE i
ROOMS WITH BATH
•$2.50 $3.00
--WIT14-RUNNING WATER
$1459 ,S1.75 S2.00 g!„
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j3rook:s1LXICrelEmi-LE-•NT. FO- 315c117
Luncheon - 50cond 60e
Diener 6fic85e, $1.00 ;
-LWAVERLLIJEDHOTEL _
TdRONTO ,
Write far Folder *
Terrible Backaches For Years
Could Not Sleep at Night
DOAN'S
v!!ILY PUS
Mrs:- -Fred-- Forth, Wetaskisviu,1 Alta; w-ribesT--_!T
wish to thank you for, your medicine, Doan's Kidney
• Pille.
- For several years T had teirible backaches that were
• so bad I could not sleep 'at night. I tried altlinds or
,medicine without getting any. relief. .
e-day-a-friend--asked•-me-to-try-Doandriey- -
Mils and after using one box I felt much better; after
ustrie two boxes I was completely relieved and could,
enjoy *full night's sleep. -
For sire at a -drug -and ocieral stores put' up only by -
The T. _Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
$
DEPEEOSIoN EXPLAINED!
or believe it's my --duty to state zn,y
-views,' wriWs-Mike Clarke to his home
.*PaPer-- -i--,-. ---.--- ,'and help to analyzethe
situation as far as possible, ' se's. We can
make (lip <az ,minds we had Auto change
our ways of, living and so forth. ,
'I have taken my own -ase, 10.r. '
isitutt-T'IefilliyilimikKanitzi*
others have acted likewise; ' ' / bought '
ratead of.-irmar an • worn,
out: but the farm. I figured ori IS still
O.K. / invested in a radio- instead of a
cow, and the radio gives static Instead
of inillt.' f am feeding five hounds,
which answer to the names of Red, Red
Wing, Slobber, Jake, and ,RaY, Rum. in"
1re-id-a Thee iihts::::r had our Plano tun-
ed Instead of the well lcleaned out, I
_spent an my caile_,in 1028._ used, /nycre-
dit . irr • 1929,. 'and. traded ' up' My future
-vtegets . on initelmentic la *4032,-SP-ligra
times taught. Me in A 'bad shape. If 1
had Spent my lest, ten -dollars for flour
and meat indeed et go* and Oil, I'd have
been.D.X. .. ., . I'm on:* 0,5h.basiS.p.O.W.1.
but ain't got no caah * • *. 1.141 WM'
I
ried -plumb to the bone, and My wife's ','•'
ithisfolle art coming over next Tuesday ,
to spend' two weeks,"--txchange. -• -
•ir
* *
Just, atter ,Ive 1*4-400.1004 that .thie
Iva% * pretty normal winter, after all,
the. ..blkssr4 . sweat t-.4.04._ou us_ o$ of
.tht,nanh. thartged. eim 'Mind ahoitt
it's boil* normal when the show filled
Our eyelashes with Snow so that, we were
thOWblitd
* * *
:orkilltift'W-0110iM1nerriCS"Ri
many.rn other !Mks of rife in wettern
owed% heard witirailliti senot-ot
per-
50ns1 lose ot the death of major Oeut.
oat a Armstrong likat !eek„ nit
tors in overwind , Ullitary District
e. 1 'vnlit,zoll•iie kludllr, genial 'Per -1
With WhOnt b ome In
taiitSet. .1Arbile. hi* 0101140.114 0 lilt.
dirtstrkt was rum there Was nothing of
the martinet in hit reattinerHe was at
viva the othotr and the gentleman In
the truest...sense of theae terns. Ottnil'
Ine ,s'InVat.bY~ tat* Mit t.0 Mr& Aft -
strong, whose chum; matthed, sulinlvt
that 0 brv- lOzobormi.
bsnn
11 tc'
nt
,
u
daintinces,
In 115ef-
Mr* like
itj Moro;
* ' .„
SOT A CEN'bandied about between men mid *eaten,
T
The lady at the 'window of the train `VOA bread and coarie, as we view ,Such
(to the porter) :-"Are ou vire' all
ggage ,,comparbnent and „„theolnimals". werese. ALIht-solLand
thtrea nothing Whttevet left to mother nature, and nature, in -Sr*
Porter'.' „ "Sure , -tent*.m, nothing-. of itti Inanifestatkins' wse,'Ineet and pro-
.
_
not a copperinune." _ per subject tor r.
• I* *
OrOnt, .2111elk, 000 their fame at the
• -AMMO :Mr IciaPtiOttlitt feint.' either iit. thoWing-their'. oiPonents,
'
'e*1r Who tan'irime scene things *1 wrestling Or ft carrying Whole car,
that exist Ilfty Year* .ago?'''' easses ot, beet orowd.a valid gather te
Little pupil: 41Aeroplanes and vie- sei,"the'buteher slaughter an Ott
• -1' ' the hide, remeye the entrailo, then thlek
Teacher !".rrectl, and what more?' tip the envois and stagger off ilth 10P#1,! * tie „ aceeinpattimeht • of :304
• Whebe teiled th e theets turn* d, to
ri
.:14o1sX MOO', , 'laughter:And jeer&
Zit ,1101)YwoOd they're telling of star yeds.' .and 'in dile course
tors,*
Who, 'the morning after a Wild, drinking cowl td our enotettres ,fsereteed
Party, woke in 4State of 'Utter PhYalical „many 'extraordinary thing*, One , won -
and. Mental deoptir, but Si )611.1gt 111 1113 deo how imply peeple the World 'Would
Own MOO, iris Ott kitten was meander.. nolo. contain if the toribie.visottoo
fl,*005t the flOor. . the 01.4 bed :not carried,om *large per.
"Great Scott eat," Moaned the SO. ow* 'pe the people year atter year%
faint "don't stabil) Your •
ASK FOR OUR CATALOG
Azip TIOW TO GFT
11 METER F
cARTFITletaCKS-
- were sold Out early: last season se we are Pharming' to 'double our
tput-tthrepring. illateliery--;pproyat-- Early Brardx-
WRITE TODAY
GARTH- CHICII IIATCHERY-Box- 01 ExeterrOnt.
•
-94
--__J_N�RA-iSE 1NFPIUCE
.14exte,to Itialt1.
14 Inststoitto, the easie.st,
hingthethe-wollit i& 10 critleizi The mis.
takes of Others. ' •
• -A Word, t�. the -41se -may.,be4stilticient •
bul It might be Wise 10SaY; it over the
'radio to tziake -Mire arid' etrtain4
/t's net loilat • you'd de With a million
ihoura.- oin,*,t,o, your, lot. Ent
whet you are doing tit present with4he
41,A6 Y
tea sol”OU'Ve got;
• • • • ny otleokflown& •Stilltold their .
Titost HAtcilmoitts.0stockANdts, 4thowilt..tht.tteta two.' .
• pAins- Imo% pleading were* Aroublta between Xnglorut and Ireland
gistratei WM endeavoring `to deetribe .th; teriidlIf vilPhiot Out the age -04 bar.
differenie betWeen Iltat 01001404 and 4,121-66 *411retil the. tare eeubttlea.
10:00: -.11040#00.*. ,sokt. lathet titts7
one *Olt .lrieli are totem
hit me in, tba, 40e. -04 my eye h-ferishtt .selvez and the Irittiolt Inarket •is, left to
Maa
heir'54In e
awl 0) imports Iront r Oust total** * talltd art. sett. t '•0644S ...
tient? ' i 1)tittastric and from the *vents; bora-
' trerha$ not
ly, "but, 'that to probably bow ou wouldj Thtt.
try to oxptitit It to ,
'
4
lit
rg
d Mtn.
dfrct
r&ions
in
*Ifots two*
rM it 4loie
-the
"One wife' too many!" exclaimed
the wife, aa she glanced at the head-
lines in the paper, expect that's
about some :bigamist*"
"Not necessarily, my dear," said
the littsband,.• Without doing to look
• OFF'COLOUR'.
HO YOUR LIVER?
4, Wilke ap yovA'" titer
—Without V*IonieI
eft timos *yet/ Iowa ort$0..bot,
.*$# pat ottlor lasoriti* sect ehreleetive
estptgakulittolib,404.v refesadogintt pros, 18,64000'fit,
NittOtt awh *
Kit*I**tkt,hit.riti*
nr rt,SithattO. W thoy
Sar „ own ihreew.sati ate
hrerattmts!nt
?Awl, Pali *ill ilea Weebik
kt:mste*Lx-ote,Astiot,144.Totite‘teuvootrtur,
4c.,41, oit 40,4404o,
41
1
. •Irp-
t
-
T LASTS, LONdEV
ERTA'S' SOOTLESS COAL.
••••••=••
FROM ,c0ALSPUR AREA
AT- THE:LOWEST ?RICEIN HISTORY
;Per -ton
o PER TON OFF FOR, CASH"
or FURNACE, 1IE/41ER or RANGE
There are 0;34 bisitina Classes of
Alberta Domestic Coal.
Poothills Ciial is the Leaaer in the "Class One' Field
as Liste(tand Recommended hy the Coal
sp.
'Standards iloaid.
Ask for it .b)i name and 'beassitOd of satiftjot
utrY Cii.NAL)I.AN COAL
'lye Etriployinent toCattadiati Miners and itailwaytheri
rait'Tedity- Comides ',plink -041644 cL
'MR SALE BY
H*rdw*re, Plumbinaana H*ting Store
tthe1Irbotxt
Anthracite, Poothontu,
idways in stock.