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THURSDAY, A'UGUST 10th, 1034
'•
PATRIOTIC SPEAKERS
• Some public speakers adhere to the an-
cient "stunt" of setting up a bogey man
, In_order to knock hen down again.
It is a good idea and goes over well at
times but it is usually a bit unfair 6
some one. One of the speakers at the
In the trieiintenie,. the qualities which good • SaY'' postage "5tain.1) Is Wentand Paused a lot of sorrow and in
OS - general acted, the part of "After me, the
Made the CorPS the equal of any Artily
of its size bailie Werld, ere earrYing 34434 sa)'' "8/2--F grmt. " delur." '
ASa matter of fact, We blame him, as
we. blame Mem People, for not doing
the things which would not have been
done b on else had they been in.
takes."• Say, "She knows how to bake
cakes." '
th
6o not say, "It was none other an•
he." Say, "It was rio other than
Words Often litispetonounced
members through life in positione.of re-
sponelbility commensurate with their
standig as men.
EDITORIAL NOTES
y Any e ,
hie position. There was -no one in pare
Firuinee, preeemee is..24ris, t as int ticular alio stood out as a thitinpion of 1
_
r A
*pipers Were eitteet the Tith'
print the nett* without tete hindraneeet
ee,tireilegee !thele eialeYed.:14•,• Meet
emMtrite eVer'etneati arid•Inee Which has
:*Preba* been at grea0
'tut, 041,44**,laiert*. r"artY,
Merit really had inceptiOnTWith W
liant. a* .#e tended, 'seleetf, his
,1144,tira,troni-:the-Whi0.•aa they Were
More Iberia -Minded jina fittell tti• /Seat
With; re nrauletf-Moniirch. The
•. ,
natural 0044; though, Was that tbe
Teres Warne PeOre .definitely Segregated.
as n elass with *leo, ancb Interests -op,
yes* those -OW 1040-4,04. when the
time ,qt* tok., select Stitpro Merebera of
Peellarnent, the two grotineluet natural-
ly
set opposition fereek rortiteelr.
their divergence Of `.V.I..ete VOitt had mani-
fested. itself only after selection tee'Par-
lianient, •
Truly, ,,,IAMOS 'Wee the last remnant of
-an aneient reginie, . ••
90.1110... f.1100111.
fin "(Mot aa hi -111101;4' al in an, accent relfglous and eivil- liberties at the- flute .
" Those who came to Goderic,h for Derry last IOW:4c . . and of whom we might sag "aid he been i '
Day appeared to be: having a gond time. Detonate. Pronounce firste as in on the throne; all this would,not have'
lorful ddebt, accen r y . " happened." ./ame.s-was e natural pro -
made a coay for the WM-
Perry pay_raily on Saturday last indulg-I, TheY
, F3emaphore._ _Prez/Oa-nee lie_M.ral.,fer, 0 duet of his tiPlA !4.14,91.!* Pre.edinir,......
PeePfe and Were ,welcomeaslar ai!'
ed in an old, time flag waving contest,' as in men, 'a as in ah unstressed o as in 'This last of
ssble. It is to he hoped that they will r_ . , , ,. _ the Stuarts was brother of
crying, "Lay not .unholy hands poi
on this! aarone. Pronounce pa-dro-sra, first Charles II and like his forbears was an
ardent Cat,holic. r Unlike Charles he
made no secret of the fact and came to
the 'throne in spite of it arid because the.
ruling classes of England Would sooner
have had him than the only other pos-
sible claimant, .the Duke of Monmouth,
old Flag," and going on from there to Wine egaiti,
other favorite quotations: , , •
His shafts were alined, APParently, at .
nmerican money took another drop on
•
those Canadians who feel that Canada 1 Friday last when the U. S. Treasury an-
puiht to have a flag of her own. although
. ; nounced its now silver policy. If this ,
- ---•-•-116.4traggeller'inia4.1womni4,%' and- ahes u
em. kepp Americsee-touriets.teillAt.well'
1 leiorcir-Oftea Misspelled .
and lumped them all together under one I advised to purchase Canadian tnoney be- .
1 Freeze (0 harden into -ice). Frieze
"unholy" head. di fore -coming over here. It --;iI1 not be Lan architectural term). Vulcanize; ize,
It is well to remember that among; safe to accept theinbills at anything but t not Ise. Dependence; four e's. Bachel-
t-thbse ith• belieVe itra-distinctive -Cana- I: ic-bag-T-dileount- last the, --morning mows-, t.e.;_.--, „observe tha- dor., Deletuerg.l.s.._cle,
• din flag are many -who have fought -and; *liters announce -another sudden-Arop.
a as in ask, 6 as in no, second a- as in
day, accent second syllable. -
Routine: Pronounee roo-ten, oo as in
boot, e as in me, accent last syllable.
With. Pronounce the th as in smooth,
not as in wealth. °•
sulieml_keenlY _ for_ ignic_a_nd_c.c..".P11.131t --_____ _ __*.-• * * .- *
and who would do so again if the nices- i
The Prince of Wales appears to be one
sity arose. The• absurdity of clas.slog , .rejoinder, repartee,
I of those fortunate people who are an the Talkative, loquacious, garrulous, ver -
such people in with Reds of the various „
spot when anything is aboizt to happen. hose, chattering
types who, are out -to substit-ute-the--red-
, : His rescue of a boy from drowning at Bankruptcy, insolveney, failure.
Beg for the union Jack is the more ap- , .
.. • Biarritz 'is quite in keeping- with the re- I Employ, engage, hire.
parent when it is remembered that. many Appetite, craving, desire,* thirst, relish,
putation he earned for courage ,in 1
of the ardent flag wavers did not them-.
selves get out and fight for the flag when i France. But he had. to be on • the spot'
. i liking, longing, 'passion.
1 Blemish flaw imperfection, defect de-
-
they had the opporttmity. ,, I to make the rescue possible. Such. an; ,
1 f a c ement, deformity, disfigurement,
- - -We-do "ntit-lielleVe-tharthe DrangrOftt°°°nrrence only 4nr-vea-ln-nlalte--1111n'Inare.T-stesit'itioria-, --taihf.-.-Etwash-, -- -
truly "The world's best loved Prime." 4 , '
'der stands for any attch one sided patrio-'' Word Study
•, i zzOsea,
Limn. . 0 *' * 0
I "Use a word three times and it is
'
There is something rather odd *1:Mr.'s yours." Letz tte, increaie our w!,cabulary
ptarrni-irecusatioir-OI-C011uston against,-W-Maaermg.oniwiird. each. nay :Varela
WHAT 0
EDITORS SAY—
a a it
CLEANS
TAKE IT OUT IN TALKING
(Listowel Stanclad)
About the freedom of speech HOW:
Or Howard :Ferguson' has learned
something during this sojourn in
England. To the man who sod poli-
tics is psychology applied the spout-
ings of the cornmurnst agitator mean
Protestant but his unlawful . birth was •
s $ tnothing.aiking"Let them take • it out in
communism hasn't .
his illegitimate -nephew. The latter wa
„and . • got
newly awaltening• eon_ a chance." It's the same way with
thing will happen. •, •
more than the
...
science of the Ertglish.could stand. Be- 'no
the kettle. Let the steam off, and
sides they wanted no -more 'civil wars.. ..._ ,..,.. __. .„........_4_,., __..•
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4iett the most delicately
sensitive skin welcome this:
. gentle, 'delightful Cream. Yet'
it penetrates to the -(10*s.. 0,1'
eatb pore, removing dust and:
,hardetted•oils,-ivhich
ieinoved.-no other -way..
use .Melba Cleansing Cream,
each night_and morning is.
the 'first rule 'for a skin of
satin,smooth beauty;
Melba Lipstick, Indelible 550,
,Melba Rouge, Natural Tones - 550
PARFiMAERIE •144.F..1.1.3A: OF ,CANADA, LTD. • TORONTO
s. Elite; ----though Pronounced a-leet. LAW MUST ISE OBSERVED
Synonyms
Answer (noun), reply, response, re °rt. Ja•mes' vile tool, "Judge Jeffreys, Could
mouth was wiped out, together with as
'
: discuais'it sirideeand Stite that
many _of. ignollint supporters as (Coltingwood Enterprisesulletin.) they were mistaken. Liquor store.
reach. -
Part of the following trouble w
as the
0.0•100.0.000emoomar4.1
THE DROUGHT
It is difficult for us to visualiseccindi-
tions' in many Of tne Western States of common problems are threshed out. It.
the .Union. - Western. Ontario' is fortun: was des4ned to prevent wasteful coni -1
ate, as usual, in her freectom from, Petition. It is another case of the use
--drought, -tornadoes. -grass- hoppers -or any or abuse at poem Lately, peoplehave
been more concerned with the ' security
of the 'banks than with ;their rates. if exorbitant." '
they, can now safely reduce their interest_l_ 'INEFFICACY; Want of power to pro-
duce the desired.effect. "Hi realized the
charges it is probable, in the 'light of
their record_ over a number of years,. that
they will do so of their,own free will: In
in that fruitful land since it was first view of all the eircuriistalices., their re-:
settle& .tlie stock IS being elauglitered' eprd'Ela bee 4 a good one'
bact a Bank- I 1Or Ms -lesson).
I EXpEDTENT; ,fit Or suitable to, the end
the banks, 'Me banks have
ers' AssoCiatiOn for years at Witich. all
•IMPASSIONED; moved to strong 'feel-
ing; ardent "His impassitmed words
brought tears to her eyes."
EXORBITANT; .gbing,±beyond estab-
lished, limits; excessive, "The' cost was
•of• the plagues whiih assail most other
parts of the world. , , -
If reports from west of the ',Mississippi
are correct, and we have no reason to
donbt them. 'conditions ekist more terrible
than any which. have been experienced
ce4se1d. at -a lass to VOld itS ,dying'of
thirstand hunger; farms are literally. SWORD OrDRAKE
'blowing away is lack of rain drYs ciut
the earth and high wind e lick up, the re- ,
eulting dust in nipudee,,meri _site tile work!' NEW T°11.1C -TIMES. • ' diplomat?'
ot e lifetime ruined asT their hoses tits, The part that the sword of Sir Francis "A diplomat," replied father. "is a
belITIPelir beileitifileartit %•blpil banks up itS Drake reeferitlY played in' the ee'remonies man who xemem rs a woman's birthday
Ill‘W ligaig frit Ontario in the iVintertime-,I on board- the beltleabin rianied after him, but forgets her age."
, .
. MA lip itotherititio bonen_ that much a anchored in Portsmouth liatbor, has• * * •
veigleed it ecarch among old documentsat ris... ,. NNW;
tleJand is per'iniiiielay ,i4e&la imt
nee,' i . . -
usPlausible
'or • prodUCtion. Tiiis I.; •not tit not,,iniffi,e ..,t.eeaetislt-tftuewn- and -at the-,teetuti., .
1 -Tranwelin suburbs.ri-' Lady
e,-
at Woolwich in an attempt to trace the, / attit, begiou... but . can 1 hang around
drY
OU history but in parts which have history. of the Weapon, which traditiontin yer dawg's done with that 'er hone?"
neVer eeeerleneeti lack of watee-giticethe said had been presented tO the victor over i '
PLASHES ROMANCE
inefficacy 'Cif his efforts."
INADEQUATE ; insufficient. "T h e
money they received was inadequate fOr
e san o e
ease -of monmouttc-Janes-took-it-as-a
sign of his. personal 'populaxity with his
people and began to do just about every-
thing that was foolish that he could
think of. He fmnxediately assumed' a
Alletatorial- -with--Parliament -just
when that_body we -beginning to think
it could get along with 'him., thereby
alienating what support he might have
received-therer,Purther, instetd-of
,allang 'that England -was thoroug y
Protestant, and catering to the Church
of England, he went to the other extreme'
and set aside the Test Act. 'This act,
while es.sentially iniquitous in that it ex-
cluded Catholies from any position of
trust in the Country, hid been passed by
Parliament andtrWexpression of
the wishes of the English people of the
time. -.iames the " began tw,apnotnt his
,fellerw churc-hmen to.stianyl)osts. did
not confine his appointments to matters
of Government, but went to the -silly
length of appointing them to positions of
their daily
, 'authority in the -Anglican ehurth. That
Ofdeviating from
' needs."
4- chtirch had-ealledthiseckiwn herown
practice:or estanlisbed forms; odd.
FOCENTR/usual
«He' head by strongly Supporting the ancient
is an eccentric person
nrhiciple that opposition to the " ruling
,"
sovereign was unthinkable_ hi' any. circum-;
1 d
'Father' Tory in any country
DIPLOMAT dames, the ancient creed of the true
- '
,"," said little Eric, "what is a,
• - When the seven Bishops actually nett-
tioned against -his- Declaration of Indul-
gence he was quite within his logical
rights In putting them in_ the Tower,
even though by so doing he made anoth-
er ,fbel mistake. aji he centralised and
gave, form, "eed ,entetarice to the Oppost-i Ontario farni products bee' at hoine
ti�n to ills Opponents th
Were eiv- and in • oer COuntries. IN Would
en a satisfactorily selfish taw around seem that in this instance the new
whith to, rfillY. It- was the 'final act Premier has carried this economy
which made tlin in of Mitch Wil- program a step too far.
white hien ante, •••'- - - . " I the Spanish Armada by Queen Elizabeth.. «-". * * 4. 1 .
Some -day we iney begin to realise thatt The , rtault his been a-,coranosito tier- i cAivreL$ NOT SO KUCK_
nature and 411411 are midi more mum...cativo which goes far beyond the accept-, Teacher: "You know, the camel can
ately linked together than we have ester ed traditien. • • ' ' i go a 'whole week without toaching water."
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1.
suspected. peepressions, whih .. c e sword, we are Thrd, which is owned by Ckulfrey Boy: "So could I if mother didn't
_
414 11 II', 'Williams of Jersey, and loaned by him make me wash." -
i . .,
ci a cycle of nature, governed by powers Victory Barnacles, at Portsmouth, has a.
of whieh we now know nothing. -I straight blade of forty inches with a
• some years ago to the museum of the
TOO MANY 411ii-ERS
, Squire: "Did You enJOY your bus ride
In the Barrie•poliee 'Court a young man. patrons 'who _come here for liquor
was lined $25 and costs for -stealing two
chickensfrom an Innisfil 'farm. • Brush-
ing aside-the_plee-for-leniexicy,-P- M
Compton -.Jeffs quite 'tartly said. !the
only way a farmer has of protection is
through the majesty of the law. The
farmers must be pmtecied" That's no
mistake. If men will lower themselves
folilieleyel.. of, thie.yes,..they must „pay_th
rarely visit the ether stores to pur,
I chase dtygoods, &sots- and shoes or
: groceries. They eome -for the specific
• purpose of - purchasing 1iuoriTTtthdy
1 -run --short of gas--theY -mar fill up
enough,to take them home, but sother-
' wise all they do is wear out our
1
reads. . I
I
We- cannot agree with the Goderieh.
financiers that the sale of liquor in
theiFfeiViii-iii5;iiid•Tn-difei-tiiiiiiife-re-
price when caught. settle down in - Goderich or make
their •sunsets and scenery any more
COUNT" YOUR.; BLESSINGS
difficult to leave. In fact the after
- _ ______,Iwialton..-Echoy •., ,---:-:. -effects-of...the liquor -purchased would
We read of people sizzling
with heat probably preteeore 'Arid light, „. ..--
sent. •the_sceitery_.4
these days. We. should be thankful that!. Wiarton is a 4‘vvet” town- —but
we
we live where the' breezes of , lake and there is only sei'much money circula-
bay keen us from extreme teniPeratures.; ting and what goes into the liquor
We know nothing of prostration_ from
store does not particularly benefit the
is .a little too warm or too cold . We believe that the fellow who.
. Oneof 1 grocer, the, butcher nor the clothier.
heat but even at that we grumble if it is
our greatest blessings Is our suinner-s, ead-YsilTaurinot evestn Bind° a'lewalltohol" t"is e ilabocant
°climate. We -0+, it free because we lives Tight . .
here, our .summir tourists travel miles!. • . ,
nil- spend t'hetrgood_rnoney-for. -e, few( • ±',Exploring"_ in .the __nark _ of the
weeks or months by the coOling, waters Canadian National Exhibition is one
of Georgian Bay or by the balniy breetesl'a the new thrills. People who have
of Lake Huron. • Count your blessings.
• •••••••••••••........
been accustomed tb visiting only
'certain buildings and exhibits in
which they are most interested find
news sensations and delights in most
unexpected' quarters. It takes two
Ito three days to "do" the Exhibition
properly. •
A girl with a lovely dispo.sition never
needs to worry about being an old maid.
A STEP TOO FAR
(Simeoe Reformer)
Premier Hepburn's decision to dis.
pense with the Government- exhibits
at the Caneelian National Exhibition
has not been -kindly rebeived in many
quarters. • The Ontario government
iiuilding at the C. N. E. has always
proved a major attraction for visit-
ors, from rural and urban- centres
alike. Its educational value alorie
warranted the outlay, while • it un-
doubtedly stimulated. the use of
Ilfim certainty. I.n a batter of days
01000•••••••••040;01
the invitation Was on the wet to Holland AS MARTON -SEES IT
and jarnes' doOrn Was sealed. • , : (Wiarton Canadian Echo)
, ,
-James' attempt at A come -back by way Goderich Board of Trade business
.01 Zreland and his defeats at Derry and men were complaining last week that
onithe Bayne were'inerelY the final ads the fair town of Goderich was - not
ttgetting its share -of tpurist trade be -
in a 'drama in which a stupid rium,hadl cause it had neither liquor store, beer
to lose to make way for a new Conception Warehouse, nor licensed beverage
At bed it is eviderft that we axe. in guard furnished with 'quillons-,-In abort, on Saturday afternoon; George?" i Of the relationship of a sovereign to his roome,
lir
greet mof easure, playthings fate. , The a rapier such as was in 1136 IV ornaera in George: "No. Sir. ' Vere ' 'bus that People and oe the right of "a` people to They said that the tourists onlY
ru e emselves if at. a—I .,rpsali-le.. Ti.-------is.tlillTed-ICing .enough t°7•1111- wliere
best trellis, the . a es poWT-t----I-Thliih-!•er w a e"Wrquarter of- tlieTifi efeertirTifiray, reached .the Village, Was paeked full Of
great intelligent people ears exert; ean, It iuid hung in eeme eabirt on board these +ere mous intr• . only regret'it -that the:victors had not was- Port Elgin- Or Wiarton, both
`
ee nothirig against tbe force which is 4t,,,, I Drake's flagship, the °Olden Hind, when 1 . • • • • . ' . the wisdom to let Ireland run her own
-11&01-fia-be'llie-fixtest-agrletiltural Vitit, `-`11464-*t& --- .4 - . 1 "Oat" Pleaded. a ciilere4 suitor itt* 0101"1.1 64tillY ill El'14tituiC't -
been linbuee with the trtle spirit Of re- that isn'tv enough." . \
rt theY. bad enVironment, sceriery arid -sunsets -and
of t.he earth.. . y briefest forrn, AS ,follOWs;
conciliator'. of an impassional proposal,
We in, Western Ontario. can at.least be t toy wiii,ii had defeated wreeked, eri ef you
i 3 re, _ „ ,,t _ _ , • , 't „4„,„„..„ - -,, - • '
4011 MtkrrY me All" 15u oran'' sometimes been given credit for in the ,kid yourself that a e ours wa iii
lf ' 11 the t ' t nt
id say to Go. derieh-cion't
I Although Drake wes'the brains of the . . ,. , ,,,_ ,,,J ligious and ' civil liberty as they have . We won
. thankful that we live In a, teed free cuspated the Oteat Armada in leg,- the ii,,,,,,pai sniffed the tmmoved belle.. tie, 4turiesi ain• c.o. hy . tuisorue., admirer -8; ie beer.. The eomplamt tee hear
•" from this worst •of talainities. honors and rewards for the deed went to: "All! who's gwIne. 11nd 11--°14?" - there- would not now be rin_Ireland tit. '
around our streets is, that all the
Ung cnit of tonrists are -Wanting to knoot hew far
. his superior officer. Lord Ho -ward, anditt * 4, * 6
.'.` 'PROSPEROUS EX -SOLDIERS -
' Drake was, serit On a oruise with three; , , WHOA! GIOD'UP! and making of
_ Lee:eel:114s pearanfr thibt di:treer 'it As to Teberniory. TOurists are net
etroyieg whole sectie.ns of what was be -1 El"betli allancanned 11 t° tame'
"Wet" towns and both "Chuck full
of• tourists. G., Parsons said All
WIlt0, INDEED • affairs iAS they wished to eontrol their, we have to offer is ehe 'atmosphere,
ry now Saembled tuns, in. its' - •
• t) 4. .• • di
:lahllii to The -Vest Utak& ' - ..; - I- A- fernier had a horse be was ainekine
Peaee had meanwhile been • restoeed; to sell, and. one day wiele•eirivirig with
When one is'standitli in the, edge of zi,'
: between itedrid and Lendon, and a °tie of his surdiner boarders 'the hoege
.
forest, one is apt to find a vision of the Spanish ' aleteeese- dee P „
had been sent to, etepikd '80 .trectuditty as to leed the
trees obteured by the Underbrush. . , -i-
-eitiduce the Otteen' fit reeonsider her re- i boarder, tO ts.S.k: , • 4
tits feet* was:well illustrated, by a visit jectioia at the offer Of marriage Made by,',, 'What 'ailt Yolk hate that he. s li
I- .-- - -
-to Teronto dining the Canadian 0Orps, king Ohiliu. ; brake knew •tertight Of; SO ottett? ts, he belloil"
thtio things and. follOwed OO, the 4464: '*;l4O," replied the ',farmer, Ithetat ;ill
to filuelr 'hie ,beeri written and titid of 1Thilip*s er eat !tett by Astraying the riot tvs.:4implylie$, so derek eletae.
at VO'cet .1ndien porte;i•,.., eeint4ekly will, so "venom," end 'he We'll%
about the few theelealid exesoldiere elloi*'14.,,,Pikne,,, ttli, ',..,S11111/Ang
teanish-. lqtalti end etiptering he It that he toe 0 het' ' "
have not bad 'any 61t 'the "beiake io. life'4,ith.'Y "4" --• , •° „ . •' , ... . - ..----•••-• ' - -• . 4 *4 t 64" -
S ish and PortugUete.treasure rhips. - -. * . tr - ,
4 einee the elate of the Wet, that tieltiany , 'tsatl ' . ' i ' „
i; ,tio, ere he rettireed hertie, beating ettekei ' itAeit AND. TAN .
thoumrid' fortunate °nee bave been ale ea ovate teu the wee, the Spetieh GoV-' ' ' '
. A risit Ofe rd ' Oilleet oiled UP a
'blest oveIlookett , . - . - 't•trilitient lad: intOrnied the -Queen pt liis, '-,,,,-, ..„ ' b ' ' 1 I fit 11 -
. It ts to biz rernenboie.d. thst,..,eate44,:ottacey and Lad dttuandea hialteatt. --,rtie,N, r.,tr.,..:44,,-- ....tt.o_tsnoti,....rotkevioft: .•,the.„..ornsoldierlyi t4,01.4tioge.tbtrwreebyttstot,;be more
itaurtratirsho. tklt. •
,
' efilLeted' mote tliate OO O1 Men -dieting 'Queen,' saving- that the :Slum: 'tuft the ''',15r0„7-7,11eL , . . , .
. .
fr, .a„.,,,,..,.‘„, .40„,kiimit 4 , r lon of the wislickUier genius of the"
The lint Same,:e0.00e. ere eii *octet et , ;PO alty fit the eiline. t '-' - her toiart, ill, '-e'-'44: v°*r'''''""c."'s"- '"'"'`,
".p.,.'n'ilOri- and Soin-i titoniAndi' itioit-= Oiighe;etuding -itHtf- k6111 -•-c--. 1P4111 ' l' -"ttoi: ',"-71,::';6-61:::1-iiriicii.° 'iiki.oi:iiiif- ' rot tOlerenee. , re. lames. successor,
..i4 be ievvintc tee, but the vast, majority , Dpptfordi thrte milts *outheast of ton-lfrA~ „It' ,„ ' '. ..uil heeteatie ot the eeeeiletecee et, tee.
, es, sot
' . , 1 dOti Utiagif then, a tharftred Port of the'tit „ . ',. , ,.., , „i ; liot,,, people with the' tettteitt% Iterliainent' de.
0,01---)014-46te, talt-itItk tt-1,1rinizi.--ir:Itiailaro-ntightigftittlteltar.--tootkrarkOz,..-.-41"11114-'"ttt11-4-?&"1-----' -' iiiandiataiidlieeli;41iiiiiiiiiiiiifiertiii4 '
.11174;' :45icvan1416114:7' - ---- '''' . :::`: - : ,;:built he. thzebetIll Sather, ItenrY •411/1.1i- ,* mt 4514 he thl -254ttt '‘ 'attslili, their (:,10a ioi and vidie. th
Vile anftter WAS Written plaitilY hi Itor-'14,)failisty' *Atli the ibaulard at her -side' ' ' . ,t,e'#et;ftirellit4 tfilleri7iitbt "t'tlikattrattibUtten"tt. 't141:Itit14144)tLwth6e; .
Tile tineetbei is he* are they faring 1; " attire, ley the Golden. Itind„ 8114- itoir,..--" ' -,' , . .
, .* ..4, *„11,
111 Onkak; '006 of this „11111W*iffleh .IMPets.'''eteht..:00, WO. She it once **ea one!' . , ' , 61(it)bASS ift.'NOWS , . have * figlit to worahip "trint its NV, ,see
eed All 'thinking Pe -.0.010 Wee..the appeo.' of, the Offieetli tar * altoillt iPbe*vib' *tia ' 04141 'Mod *lve 10- ual" 411,17 d fit and that allele: might to restate that
of preeperitY 'of roost id the lio,Oook Vth' Wit kOne editg,*P. **btu it tia, 4003111 1 1C0010147" , btitif `41keiv ate ristlik It. sisa oul,y natural.
*ho wete: tritte, triol, weto tot ' 'hem brought, *lie toilitrianded bridte tai:',, -". letetber: "Vea, 'deer.° *slit los noir Shute. done *0 intat harm ,
tom* btit. foot ;auvibui0,401t. kneel hifoire her onithe quatter-dett, iehildt. rid. *ad* 04 btht as, ti eitititiPle once accepted, as it inust,
, in. 10014 .1,0iretta writ tilia itte„ The Atribeetedoe Wea delightedt, tbilikei etrets' triteit
&i of the thirsty type ---In fact it
limn 4)6' be. guarded 'against always whein would -would -that the -locale are the
Ori!ld'aPpeists IA world . affairs. patrons of the ha -Otago: rooms even
Ileiveyer, great •eamiveiriente .of the more than the tourists. For the
human mass Are-fteways sem jameahheet part Aitneriean lourists. come:
from States where beer is Setva in
Vittit to 11.14ke 17°331ble an "Pertinent till restaurants, so that with the repeal
government watch has proven more tat- of the itith. amendment- the lure of
• .
Uractoll them any which preceeded 11,4 'Canada as a thirst quencher Ig not
and an Y whith we see on the liorison: a so strong as it vas.
the future. With all Man% ability tof When the liquor, store Was first
err, to. adhere to aricient formulae and; talked (')1' as muting to t°W11' /36n1.6 of
oppote the new, be made, an al:waned the Merethants voted for it, thinking
to Ames, unto kti,aoh remitikabie irt.o, it Would Wog business to Wiarton.
We haVe heard SOint. of thee genie
Hutt. there WM ma great diretting veins
is• *heave ttepeeted *lien toirie Wide
t
nol *Plc, for libtitY &id ultimately
Often it takes as much courage .to
KEEP COOL
by" a in& an
Effervescing,
Invigorating Glass 0
AN D REWS
LIVER SALT
TO. COOL YOUR BLOOD
— 1103-3-15-OTied SO*
Nees,letee bottle, 75c`
•••••••0
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M1
• WHEN
the argument is deadlocked
. .
and the. iniViii4r rests
with .a friend . . and h
lives in another town...
.; •
Get him on Long Distance
you can settle the
matter in two minutes
Long Distance is qUick arid easy to ate - and you
don't have to Wait for a reply. Look .at the list ,of
leiteiein the -front Of yoilr directory and see hew inex-
pensive it ise,-100 miles or so for as little as 30 cents..
°
•
igest Properly
se Fermentation?
00.0.00•00
Urn, he *oiled .to 4.
Abet hot Itterebtfe„ Of itiatlY in 'it' "14 Qtleen VA' "lt til dee*P4"13/4 °" .
, tate Drake inli4 tO hiS thetitaat, she tenthe Otidt. "And th' a ad(litiost, the Itill of Itislits heAtrie
'Were *ell set Av. ea tot:* ,01), tue shoulder Isith. the Oat 4*blitsr ! the *ftstest step' In „hums* liberties
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q
In the ohne ot Of 'The mord *ling, °Mt*. Oltr ioUtit ' tiliskrta, ,tflo hooky rishts
kind..if *ti Otske„._itice AdtairtAtot Atv 11.04," oho;.4! wt./44.4**ot in the
viti**14 AcItie
then pitsented -
The process of digestion depends.
stoneiteli,"-iiiditiliele it is unable to,
do its work ,properly genettilly
eeniplaime ,
When 'the -boa iot not digested.
proiierly it form's tab,85 tilk
Sterna& tola fomentation toles
place and causes the Tieing and
touring ext food, gat formation end
bloating in the stotnach, bcicliing
of wiedi heartburn and other dips,
tlim complaints,
•
Ott * bottle of thotiloek Mood
titters and see how ode* it Will
restore the stomach te, a notate,
tesithy condition, so thatilie food
to knot* est** tele 'otter
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