HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1911-2-2, Page 6�,�_, f ", '011 'IMP7111111,71,111 1 11 11, � _�T,� �-. , ' i _-7,`
, � C " � ., I
111,�r', "I � �� . 7 ,rll 17, � . I �
;.., I . 1 7
''. ,
"� . t. I I � I : I r.
"it" I I I ,: 1 . . 1, ,
- - i. �,t — I I �� I :.
� 1, � , . — '. : . � I.. .. I
P,�;: 1,1�' I . . 11 . .
.7� � , I I 1: ,, ''� .: I
�. I . . I .
,
� � . I �.: � I .
� I I . I . . .
I
.
1,
� I ,
. I � I ,.
.
I I I I . �
I
I I
, .
� C I I
�
I
I
� I
I I 10P!111111i:111� III 11 111111111111�ijlj III 1l 1:1 � !: Tall 11
I I : . -
,
. . I
I
I
I
nA.
.
. I
, I I W
0i, THE -10 �R
I I I �, X - qg _�.
�� I .1 : . I 9T , _ _t �
I I . . .*
-, . ,t, 1� .
I � � 1. , ;t;"4m,", "40',.w.. 1 1 ,�
. � : . 09LIM _3z(_
. JNQ,-QAMK Lie
, -, ,
� � � � I I i 9f-'. , r1p ,, *
11 I I I �, i( V! 4-i . 144 I
, - I -
"
: ., . I . .M. U*NV4t,',!, �
� L IR�, (1�1._.
. , ,�, , -�, , .
. � ". �,':k-';�,�,,-,,, u,- .
: ,, . � ,��-:�"vw, �, �_,._ r
� ., I The 8041 nobbore who mj_�F
, , � " " I "40lodle
,
t
,
I,
-
L
-
�
I
I
I I - : % 1� - �_4,,, , ___t��
,� I �� I .1 j;i,,-W" Tgkii� I '; as so �Q' `� 6�k.
I
I
I . , I !I � 4ve` W, " JAps—
� . I . � �44,
t, I -7 $A ,Ien.lt V 0-64"'.1",
� 1. A., ON t
. I : , ; I ` J 'Lt Z " �+41 W, I
I1;� 1. I . � jaa.�O 0 I 0 f ? t -o�a ,,%Olgrij, , � as, ai
, , -
, , ". �, L �' V I � f�
I , 1� 1. . 0 a-'Q�up
"
I t ,� , ,, ,a u$` PVei ""of, - . to, of ID a.
, � I � . , �r.
I
�
I : . . I 9 � 4'i * : , 'A" �O.
, � . �
". a , I i .Oluetterq ,be upper 4atr.�?r of
� . 1.4 in t , L -
" � �"
�.", . . . I 0046ria, Z.O., 4ir mming chains
I I I
I g
I
� :� kilp 0
� S. tlielr hWls cracking' lies a
11 ,. .. I
. I P�t of 40met sixty sealing schooners,
.
�� 8 � I I 1.
. . Aqw ot w,hIc4 have been sent. out for
.. ' !,
� �.' k these schooners
- I ,�=io years now. if .
11 4.44 voices they could tell tales of'
. 1 �
�
I � I I q Adventures, of darjUgL raids on
,�, / , - .
K . , Way r rpokii;tiss, of q ggling—
I I * ,e,41
.
L ". -I I , rit, IV&N15b mu
1 W i wiI# �� ij�`�M.,.,, 6 �muggling
�
I 'L era -ft 6afryiu4 Qpium and contraband
.
I M-. U-, � f . � ' - " .. L' t. .
. ingse-o many romag ic cruises.
.
� '136me, are fam�oiis -.cirah. The Casco
.
. mU the schooner, ii� which Robert
. . I __
Louis Stevenson made his notable
,.. §outh Sea cruise; the' Vera was the
I I I Mysterious smuggler Halcyon, the
. Thomas F. Bayard was a Now York
I I I . P'llot boat. Alex. lvl,oLean, the "Sea
- I � . `VVolf" of Jack London, the hero of
� the late Frank- Norris stories of the
I . "Three Black Crows," now master of
k a prosaic harbor tugboat, was one of
i the best known of the sealers who
I , achieved ,notoriety. A Nova Scotian,
like most of the more noted sealers,,
Sandy McLean, with his tremendous
�: � , .moustache, engaged in many seafar- :
,
1�1 � I ingd-ventures. I
-
I
'� e was first of the sealers to pens-
.. I . trote into Behring Sep. with his
.
I -1 achoozer, City of San Diego. He went
� treasure hunting in the Sophie Suth-
� . erland, following a will o' the wisp to
I �
i . the Solomon Islands, A Dane had
I . told him tales of a treasure in an is-
. I., I . land temple which .a few resolute =�enl!l
could loot, and while secret service
I
.
I agents at San Francisco were writing
e . to the American consul -general alt
I Alpa, Samoa, warning him that the
� . Sophie Sutherland was bound to the
11 I I . South Seas with a cargo of arms,,he
. was. makixfg his way to the Solomon
. I Islands. The treasure. hunting ex-
... I pediticin was a failure, for the Dane
t
, , had given the "Sea Wolf" a gold
7 .
.. 1. brick. .
ThOUthe adventurer turned to Beh-
. : . ,ring Sea and the Russian seal islands,
� . __ I
�
., delying the Teven2e cutters of the
I
��
.1 " .1 Czar, 'When he was in the James
I
-
1
", Hamilton Lewis, inside the restricted
�
�
I I . area oir thk- rookeries of Copper and
,:; i�� .'�,
I
1) I Z I I . BahTing 1�11ands, the Russian patrol
. . I -
. 1. , cutter. Zabialm Overhauled him and
I
:. I -, . - �i .XeLeau veered.1ijis schooner toward
-" -1-1. I t thiz cutUr, -'eekibg to ram her. He
I . ,
, , * , . I
, L, ling the Czar's pa-
- . l
I
I . trol boat by throwing a chain over
her serew.
11 1_1 I . ' ", -His boat known exp' loits other than
.... � . the daring raids at the Pribilof and
. . I .2"Tp.exho'slands were those of 1904
� - put out secretly from San
Francisco'on a sealing expedition.
,. In the schooner Carmencita, the name
. ,. . . -of which he soon changed to Acapul-
co, he flew a Mexican flag and start-
.
" 1. ed for the smoky seas.
Arrived at the Copper .Islands in
t 1i August, 1904, he started two,hunting
. .1. boats and armed men for the roX-
I
I � � eries- He had presumed that owing
. . to the war the Russian guard would
�
.. bo
� geithdrawn."', It was not.
I , ) Z' Russians opened fire on the
.
. . I seal raiders and two men, Walter
'
.� �,� �' iYork, a boat puller, and another, were
It . ItOt, York dying after being landed
I .
. I - at Port Townsend on the VUS.8181"S Te-
�., o .Urn. Revenue cutters chased the Car-
� '
, : � 2 , mencits. over the Pacific, but the raid-
'� 'or eluded them and put into Victoria
. 11.�.Iitslde the jurisdiction of the Vnited
I t faiates courts. He has sinoe remain-
. , -
I � 'led outside, engaged as a fisherman,
Ji keeria River shlPniaster,--and latter-
,� 41,
� fy as ma;iter of a small tugboat 9A
� Vancouver. �
� AW111 those who have read the
I
I ::_ 't'Ahyme Of the Three Sealers," by
I
:. Rudyard Kipling, may not know that
- it was founded upon the romantic ad-
. . ventures of two of the sealing schoon-
I -
. I ers, the Arctic and Silver Fleece, both
of which have sincer been lost at sea
I 11. I 11 while under the, Japanese flag and
. . ... with the name of the something or
other Maru. .
I
I
�
I I f 1; I Away by the lands of the Japanee,
I I Where the paper lanterns glow
�, And the crews of all the ship' ng
I I pi .
, * I drink
� � , -11 � In the House of Blood-Etreat Joe;
�_-,
,� At twilight, when the landward breeze
: I
, 1, I . Drings up the harbor noise, .
.
� .., And ebb. of Yokohama Bay
.
1. I 'Swings. chattering through the buoys
�
I " I in Cisc6's Dewdrop Dining Rooms
:�, . . They tell the tala anew,'
�
,
� Of a hidden. sea and a hidden ilight,
.1.1. . 4 I - Men the Baltic ran from the North-
, , _: I., ern Light
11� _1� And C,e Stralsund fought the two.
11, I
11 _
111� �; I
I I
I � tt+ So reads the poem. For "Baltic"
. 11
. .
� . I read "Arctic"' and for Northern'tight
I I -the "Silver Fleece," There never was
I
I I a Stralsund, for only two vessels -were
I - '4angaged in the episode which gave
. rt� � ,Jhs poet this theme for his verses. If
. . "Oil askei anyone in Bloodtown you
I I
. I
. I '. ,117ould soon learn that old Johnny Ker -
I
� .1 nan, who died at Mayence, in Ger-
I many, a couple of years ago, after
I . .accumulating a fortune at his sailors'
. . I $oarditg house at Manila, and Capt.
.. I 1P.14e and Capt. Snow were th6 men in.
. . I ,
1 !,V61ved in the "Rbyw10 of the Three
. I �Bealers." .
1! �� % -, 'It The Arctic had gone off � to R*bben
. � - - :� - , - � -- -, - - -,��,--,�--,�,-"."�,�Ilt-11�,,t . ..... ' - I T� ...... � . ..... I 11!1-1 11�1 ....... ___,:111-1`t 1—.1 ,,_,,-----T . .. ..... � . . ............. . - ........ :�, "'Pt ... �- - -- , �� ,� ...... .. . ......... ,., " - ,�! I—— 111-1- -11. 11-1-11-1 Itt-l-, I - 1. I 11 -11: - — . I
. .: -1 1 . , W . . –1. I
: . . I . � I I . I . 1
171, : . I . . I . :� T- � .
"Tr I , , I . .
� jit��' I � 1. � , � �. . I . I � � . ]i .1 I I .. , — ,
, . 1 L I
I 1, � I I . . . � . �. i: . . � . � � I I . I I I I ..�;, , . ,
I I . I 1\ I I � � . I . P . � . I � . . � : I I I I I I i .
I � I I k . , � � . � . . I I �� I I
I � . I . . . I . I � . I .1 I . . I . I i I I . I 1� � I I
,. . � I , . . . I .. I . L I . I �
I I . . . I � , . I .
�.11. .. I I � . . I I " . I � I I I 1. . ,. - I , I � I . I I . � � I I
. I . L I . . I I I . , I � I '' . . .� I . I ,� I . I . . I I I �. I . I . � I . I I 1. I , I ... .1 I I � . I. . �
. . . I . ,� . .. I . I It . . I I I ,,(I . I
I
. I
�
. . I I . . I
. I .
I � .
I
I I
. I . . I . t
. �
, .
. I
I
. . � . � :: �
� . . I . I 1. ��
. � . :
.. I �THM ]KONCETER TIMES ' . I I . . . I
. I I I I �
I . � . . I � I . -
___ '--------L------'�--illilloil,1!1:1 1:11111,1:111-1�111�110 1111 111:sp,0�11,01:�111, I i 1��11� 111111111-,
1111!�11 I I � 1 1 1 1 � " �� 1111,��1111 1111111111111,��� 111--' -11" --9"_!R 'Ill, 1_#0_1.11,� 0! 01.111saist- . ..... �--..-�-..-,-.-.-..------------�,�-----,--�-.----�l--.--.,.-------.-.�-..---.----�--- -_ -.-I,N,
I - - I . .1 . I 1-,;--1 ' ... I'��'IL.'�"%,�l�'�""I'l�'I'l.l..,.I _ij,
:1. I � I I . � I I I �. -7-11-11 �, ,!Je,14�.1,1_10 ,11-11-1-- -1-1;.-_. !111111:11��t; 11 .1 !!.W �allllil 1:1111:1 I 1. ,
. 11-1 I I
I
.
I
1.
I . -1 - I . ___1_______._____@TfL11 ____ . .1. I I .
. 11 . � �t � !9� 0� I 1. � I � -
T"F. LAWD,-OF PIAZLEDOM. . MM.P. M NEWSBOY., QIRLS AND CAKE, r— I .
.1 I 11 " ' ,
.
I I I - I T 77f7= THE PITIENT BRAIN 10 . a Settler , ,9
Hard N4to F ."'IT 0 9 t, to F0 rarm Laborers " Ontanklands for . th
, ,or.!.,Yq'ung. and 0,0 . rMer Rritish polurnbla 1.0glislAtor DI _!, " t, �
. Fory ', �1, 'o ,Fem;nlnity Repre-
�y p "
-1. , � , 4� *11"'Is"." I . ,
"' !, 41h1,t,,1,,,, 'CrA ,,, alls Paper' I London Streets. o� 1'�. 'J froless, wofkor so lons as supplied, 1,
, , � pK, sento � A t I
, , S 4 n
.
" �,.,�,4.6"-*�&,Ik - - - ,� , ... � I I � 0 P,qnfectionig. Vd.th rich. red blood, I The Ontario X)epartment , of Larg I r
No. I Standing, at the corner of the Tube f,l never see a , �e areasof rich agricultural �t�
194,'-Plarnond. . chocolate layer t . I A,griculture are "devoting ,s . ":
Station in Finsbury Favement, In cake," SaIdAhis bachelor as he gazed, , . -pecial �Jg,_Xds, coave,41e:llt to railways, qrg. � -,��.
first is a. letter, � 9.1 .1 r . sone ol.11 a most patio, 4 � 9 9 9. .
I . evening dreapiy,ey6d, int?,the depths 9f thq it , I . , , tri A or ans of attentiou. towards bringing farm
�Iyy second is a night w$pxed ere&. 4ondon, selling the penny � .11, 11 99. 0 A .or .0 thei b ' � I I I I low avail�* � -
I
uris \ �,;, _ " j, -piers, there is a. still handsome cild,gratid fire, "the,Vit"doesut make ri!i6 , 9 . for settlement JW ' , '
t , . , � ' pe . a UC04 y good treatime , laborers and others, suited for i I . i i
, gentleman wl�io states that In 'his. thiuk'of,'s njco�plu 9', to pe r .. rtbem Ontario. 1 1
9 , � ni . . 1� 9 . 11 .
� 0, girl, with 4 � X�for I a of work farm work to this Province No I .
.
My, third is an article made Ot rig 4rap he wa� one of the pioneers Of wlilts, sldii,k brown 670.4 an,:" glo.14 But it 's� sensit 9 o and will not 1
317 fourth is. a numbo.r"..' * R, te in the great Northwest. ., r I These, fartieS ivill begin'to ar-1 For ital, p�artic�ular$ reg'Irdin L �
My Afth is a consonant. 9 i ;�., brown hair. That'sort of girl is 4- brook abuse. It responds to t44 lash t* L ,
Wide I I—- � �ly in Vebruar �
n, , a sit favorite 'with the boys � rive here ear . , . , y.. settlement duties, coloiniza io
4 I . tity was, revealed in a cur. -,v 715 a, V at first, Wf the lash is laid ofi,too I i :
� lous manner. Aincing the wreathe an .� u .. I � '
No. 1195.-Acriiiitle. . t1r ,of' the d so is 'chocolate ,cake. 9 0. . Farmers requiring,men should rates to Settlers and free lau(dj..,
I
I
Myfirvt is in fare, :ny' 'seco"U'd. I , at - Isent to express apprecia ion I "Xow�almond layer gako_ i4,� a, very The bT,4A'X1, ipsi ts on having plenty apply some time in advance of the ri . , "'
U .. . 'I $ ' , ,L!�J� � devotion to duty exhibited by the dlfferslftipi��sitkbfi. T at's-more. like of,goqcl, - guide$ ,w, te :
. third is in bear, my, Ourt1J I eAr. , .., � 24-herowith to i6ile* date when required. Write for I I .
folios victims of the Houndsiditch, a delicate* fair `�irl`vith long'flaxen Its waste and from to M
My 4#h is Iii gu:-, iny'sixth i, gi a "' 3, " - f, tidious -taste, . , 3 *hich anu' application forms to . T:9X)bXRACT0P, QV COLONIZATIOX:�' ; 1:1
My seventli is in ory�. nly ei&% In ragedy, ,and sympathy with the re- ringleta and, facture the nerve .force supplle& to "L..1.
, ' ' � . ,
,
. . ave been bereaved, was She'll be k--1 I I . . I JDI1MCT0P. OV'C0140NIZATION, . I
try. latives who h 0 d fnY� 6"d � retiring that t44 Whole 15ody. . I Parliament Buildings, 11
.
I I : �, I'll
�4;1_
-of the I trow, One from the newsp sellers of she would n'O't � please aii' readily as , � Nervous trouble is f Idings, Vronto. 5
my Nyhole, is a part alref- attached, the choQO1 , onerally brgin Parliiatent Bui I Toronto4,, , - ,
yoarie t ind Finsbury Pavement. ale oake, but discriminaat. trouble; � I
In which we have plenty Of s e I and no 'suffering Is to. -be , , , 111,111malass,ss,eassiss, ,,,,, I I �� . �,
.
snow. as tepresenting them, were the signa- ing young men would find bar more compared to mental suffering,, with . 11_�,
I
� tures, "W. Clements, F. Clements. attractive. Layer cakes-ia the days the , accom .any1rig dread, suspicion ! � I 11 "I,
I I - I ,A
. .
I "d G. Ferguson," A ne,ws agency, when they *ere made athome and . I 111�1 I
No. 1196. -Beheadings, and melane.1oly, . I
1. Behead an article of. dress and in reporting the circumstance, stated not purchased at the corner store- bne. ft �
, 6 h of thoblood. in the human � 11,
leave a garden implement. 2. Behead that it was understood that W. Cle- were 11 I 'I �
left mostly for the girls to make, body is consumed by the brain, " 11
P9 � 0 -_ i .
a chalk line on the floor and leave ments was at one time a member of They were,not so difficult, were more make the blood ricli and red by usin , . , � � V �
� I I I
British Columbia Legislature. showy and more pleasing to the will I IN ! � .
the first great boat ever built. 8, t110 Dr. Chase's Neri�o Food, and you . : .
Doubly behead a bit of rro stalk and A press representative learned, young.� When it osliie to poundcake, WHY BUY A I " .� I
I I overcome diseases of the nerves. ' �. I
I
_; , 11
- I
I
leave, the condition of uncooked meat, however, that the reference was to none but an old and practised hancL There Is no other way. Stimulants , , Nal . " I
4. Behead that which Nye like frozen Mr. George Ferguson, who is now was ever allowed to touch it, arouse: false hope. Narcoti6s deaden 0 0 N a 111 V , 1 , )L � t, ,
��
and leave a measurement of prayer. nearly 80 ywiis of age. I "In the first place it took consider- the, nerves, anct temporary reldef it . R_ . � ��:t " �, �
�
- "I am not half the man yon would able,muscle and staying power tobeat I GO` E R H A R"ID" a H' E I NT I` M A . i .� I �� I
.1 . followed by a condition which Is : :�,,,:,
see me i I . : ,"_, .
No, 1197,0onceated Doubts Acrostic, f I were quite Nvell," he said, a big cake steadily for half an hour worse than the firsf. i ,� ,..
. � 1��"''
The primals and finals spell two in reply to & deserved compliment and only a large, round, matronly Get the blood right and the PIANO T � . � .11,
I I
large cities. The cross words (01 upoix the fact that he were so well. arm, wrist and hand which had dan-. system will adjust itself. Headaches ! . I I 11''
'd , "I am suffering from neuralgia in dled and spanked many babies could I . . I
aqual length) are conceals one in my face, and it pains me and keeps stand the strain. Well-to-do, subsitaxi- will. disappear, irritability will go, . THERE ARE MANY REASONS �
pael . i couplet. I digestion will improve, and weaknesa ' I I . . I -"
� me awake, That is why I wear this tial middle-aged men, especially wi-. and despondency will give place to . ii r - .11
i � .11".
rho -period Is a single dot; muffler for." dowers, 'usually preferred poundcake new hope and courage, new vigor'and . � THE OHIEF ONE 18 "THE MAKER." I ; .
� . I
The colon, I allow, is not. He is "haxd as nails," and plucky to any other, for it is the sort of cake energy. I . I ___ -1 . I I 0 1
. THE NAME IS -A GUARANTEE TO I t ,.',
to boot. But imagine a man. ap- you can rely on and never weary of. Mrs. Goo. Fuller � I 't �,
While gems and gold are often sought, proaching his SOth year, standing on "Delicate and spbnge cake Were r ,, Lakeland, Man., . ' i I , . �
For Iucre tiaras may be. bought. w ltes,-"Dr. Chase's Nerve Food You THAT YO17 WILL GET A I!IANO I
the cold pavement,- with the winter nearly always the special province of cured me of nervous headache from "
Dh, let them bl,nzon far and wide winds slashing at him! I. � fragile -little old ladies, particularly which I Was a great sufferer, ` 'and I OF ARTISTIO, QUALITIES, TRIM RIP, . . I
a gton. our cou! Mr. Ferguson is -of Scottish extrac- of old inaids. It's the sort of cake twitebr 'EARS OF EX'PERIENCE.
leorge Washin atry's y_ am no longer troubled -with . SULT OF Y
pride 1 tion on his father's side, as his name that everybody likes but nearly ever ings of the nerves in the arms and- I
. in part assures one, and his mother body can do Without, and is always legs." - I I
I sit at home so sad and, blue. was a hardy daughter of the far overlooked when the . more aggressive Dr. A. W. ChaW& Werve7bod will I �
To frivol can I come to you? North of England -splendid stook, and positive cakes are to be had. But enable you to avoid such extreme GRAND SELF -PLAYER . #I''
. 41W,
from which has sprung thousands of every one of these dear little, over- nervous trouble as prostration and I ,_� � '.
Even on India's coral strand lo, the best of the Empire builders, and looked ladies fussed with their deli- paralysis. 50 cents a box, 6 boxes AND UPRIGHT PIANOS , I .`�,,�,, "
� I
't�
Brief fluvial streams bisect the land. from whom are being peopled the ale and nge cakes and then ten- for $2.50, at all dealers, Or Edmanson, I . �,,,N'l �
1,�
0 2po 1 OF THE -HIGHEST GRADE ONLY 1'�.A, �
"'
farther north of Canada's great plains derly offered the finished loaf, perfec- Bates & Co., Toronto.- I � . 9. � �L t,.:
I I
,advice 11 tl,n i it, , I 11
Though seemingly I spurned and valleys, as well as the warmer n "ay, as incense to a male . — ., , . ., Write for catalogue. Your present instrument will be taken � . ,�, I �
�
Yet my life lesson I have learned. climes of Australia and South Africa. being, nephew, brother, father, min- . � . as part payment, . I , . �� �L I
I " -',,:'
Who reads Rab's trac; will never The subject of onr interview was ister, doctor or cherished hero of I They Never Starn er, . 'in allprincipal towns and cities 14 Ontario �� ,,��,j
"k I . ;; I 41
stray born in the neighborhood of New- .some sort. Reactionary I may be, but Stammering is unknown' among Local representatives I I � I .. �. I �' I
From virtues path and wisdom's way. castle,- in 1832, and was early in life I don't believe the modern woman uncivilized people. '-� I . 11 GERHARD HEINTZMAN . .,.�'.
I ,
. I I ,
engaged in the mines. He heard gets the same amount of joy out of I . I
' R , ".,
Nicknamed my kitten Snow, for she stories of the coal discoveries in the any of her self,centered achievements � 1.� LIMTED I 11
London's Fire -Toll. I , '!�.
Is just as whita as white can, be. wonderful Rockies of the northern as the woman of long ago got out of In fires in London last year 103 133H ; .: - CITY HALL SQUARE - - TORONTO : I , I
P I �� " L
I I
portion of the continent Of America, the knowledge that she could bake a lives were lost. . ....... . I ___1 I 11 t"'.",
� 11�0210%962TW ,t�� �
Will you direct, or shall I ask and at 30 yeafs of age he determined fine dake with which to charm, pro- . Nowlawif, I � ,�, I
� .- I �__ I 1 t
Aly brother to perform that task-? to try his luck. lfg�re -were no..10- pitiate or satisfy him." I __ - . 11 I- �
I Sugar as Diet. ___ - 11 I
.. -
-YoutYs Companion. day trips across the Atlantic and the ... 11 ==._� - - I'll
Continent of America from London Just 'Like a Man. 1\ Sugar alone will austahi life for a M'-;,"' � _1 .. . . IL .... 1. ,m.
No. 1198. -Charade. to Vancouver tlien. No parlor or 4ob- - They were lo'oking up at the noble considerable time. ,� I . _ , 1. ",L
My first wears my second to —_ ..... � . .1. I � . I � ,11.1
prevent servation or sleeping cars. And no figure of Justice that adorns the court 1 4 a .
my third. My whole is an important comfortable clialet-Eotels for those house. I AWE a PRONEY J. J. PALMZR� Piesident J. 0. PALMER, Vlce�Provlde ; 'k , '�`.�� �, I
island, AGENTS coinim - I ',',�; ,
'!
who desired to break the j:ourney's. "Anybody�would know that this was S.111ric this 0b1..t1.n Tool . : - 11 ,."L ,
�
. , , I �
��
. 'the work of a man," said the w � S.A ,:, �
monotony. o ai .�.��, W�'SHiNGTON HATCHET . . i �r
, _s b. I ,�
L� 1 ' '
you h— to rn.k. fr.. $3 to, ..
. 210 a day. E.p.ricrea rilkto.ss. � valeme Foundry �� �.
ent- m , km-ovi "" case 0 VP . �
?I - ..t.1ghtt.fait. . . I : .11 �,
wa Cape of the party. "Ju4t see, how much too go T(�()LS keep—, .torakisspors, etc. , Wou"'
, — '
_ _
�
I had it once; I had it twice. Horn " says the old gentleinan� full he's,cut her skirt!" 11:10:�Isl,s
No. f 199�Anagram. "I went all the y round . I ! =,, I" - Tarion t '- -. I . 1-1
The feeling was abhorr ' t � 5W ,:: - . .
. . ("thank ,you, oir," as he hands out a. swy. Write today for our agents' � I ..... -
Like falling off a precipice . paper) -and it took six months to get ,----------. �_ after. Bf.AY WANUMCTURING CD Elora, OuL , -
' "' "'
—
,
.
I I --- "" '\ I
The malady to diagnose, " jM iA HER �
Or tumbling down a torrent. 'there. It was ii. -long wearying jour- '�. I
. il " S Ou , . Company, Limited .,., .., .
ney, for I went by � 1, VA I F .�
if you would play physician, , cul 30 DAY TRIAL . I
The RIGHT NAME and THE MAR- n. And EST MEDICINE I i I —
she was very slow. We would see I To proTe to every reader of 11� __ I . _.. __
GIN shows apertbataliecanwash . - .
the steamers miles behind us. when for CoucHs 6 COLDS =s with least work. and -, � I
And needs but transposition. the sun set, and when it rose again . - wear.with SYRACUSE-% - �__: __-_T0__)E9,�,ftK -',9�TRZE-r_,___ . I
they would be miles away in front ,Vz4 N S m ff, 4g(a WD "EASY" WASHER I I I I . I I � L 1.
No. 1200. -Decapitation. � 11 ship one on 3Dd I � I , - � .
we wi I I �
of us. koamoc I trial and pay freight ba.y% . _____ . r . I
.
The headsman, oddly robed, "There was no Vancouver the'n, no I sing refrined And entert taining sougs, use wals If you do mot find It I I
comes 0 %3
� I 11 . I
forth. beautiful harbor, no delightful steam- liagny costumes, tell funny stories. far etter than any you ever I . I I.. ,� p � i " ,�
He bears' a mighty sword. . .tch and Irlsh'sorigs a specialty. . tried. Easy pumping nio- . . I L I � � I
The doomed man stands'with folded ing among the Pacific islands on For terms write or telephone tion. Water heated'in rust� � Canadian Agents I . . . .1 11 .1
magnificent steamers prooftub. Cleanses laces, A _,w I .1 .. . I I
arms. EDDIE PIGOTT, thes, arpets. Write for free booklet, valu- I I . . . Mlehle Printing Presses I . . � �
They wait the fateful word. "We landed at Victoria, on the is- �,'lo, ree'lpes and trial offer; Agents wanted. . . I . I ,�
land, which is now the capital town 4q7 SHAW STREET, - - - TORONTO. THE "EASY" WASHER CO., 49 Dufidas st, I CoWs Armory Presses . ,� 1;
Tis given; the claymore flashes of British Columbia, Yes, I dare say , Long Distance Telephone, College, 3633. Toronto, Can. � arown a: carver. cutters I I .
round- it is very greatly altered now. I am , ,, . --------- . - . . I '.)
. Amarledn Type Founders Co. , ,, ��
,
- I I . .1 .. 11
TE .1 , ,., *
The wretch stands smiling therel told the Parliament buildings and the ACHERS WANtED. I W=%S . The Inland Type Poundry Co. 11 1, /-,o I �, I :1
el ii -e / �� _
_:� B"ST and H Chandler & Prico Cordons , '� . �.
"Don't go my friend. You missed me hot a a d other chief edifices are III, WANTED -LADY TEACHER W 1�ff raicon Prousess I . I . ". i n
then. those of the west end of London. But first orgecond class professional cer- Every woman wbo attempts . . - � ''4
A surer ONE prepare." it was very different then. . � tifloate; for Powassan; to teach entrance make a dress or shirt waist im- I . I ... I I _`�,
I "And when I got'over to the main- class room; s cortifl- medlately discovers how difficult .. Southworth Punches . ,
,
just 9.�q wild as nature cate and experience. W. 0. al'et"er, See- it Is to obtain a good fit by.tbe � .. I
"My blade smites once and smites land it -was all . Por . usual "trying-on-method,11 Ith . Hamilton Mfg. Co. .. � ,�
no more, and the Indians had left it. 'Why, I retary, Powassan. . herself for the model and a look- . . Orehmer Wire StitiDherw ., I �. �
Now fare thee well." (Well said.) remember the very beginning of 119ow ,. - . Iny-glass with- wbich to see hoyr 3 , �: . Romback Perforntore . I . � . I I .
Victor and victim bovinZ TWO, Westminster. I slept in the English FARMS FOR SALE. .. �- I It ]is At the back. John Royle & Sons I I . I .
ATHWEST FARM LANDS� . 0;11-Borcherthrf ` Miller S&Lw Triminer . :.,�,
,
Down rolls the close cropped head. church there, before it had any win- No &I ection ! tl� - , . I I kkl
dowa or doors to it." � half a million acres selected in the. -1 Walto.Shcard Ruler* I 11 ,,,
I most fertile districts; special inspection lidjustable Dr,ess Forme' ,,:4;, Mentgam F,piders � r I ,.1 I
. .1
�
No. 1201. -Hidden Kinds of Paper. Now New Westminster is scaTce y excursion in the spritg; write n w. Stew- do away with all discomforts and I 0 Poeriese Clem Cutters. I . - ! ... I ,,Io�,
.
When I say "No," Teddy, I mean. more than a great city -suburb 'of -its art & Mathews Co., Ltd., Goalt, Ont. dls polutments hi fitting, and P.D. Roller Washers � � I
I
' . �
reng
no, beautiful neighbor, Vancouver, which Agents wanted. , �, the work of dres6making . I I �,
— at i6iice iiiasy and satisfac Challenge Machinery Coi .
. . I I
—
,The boys sat under the willow all has itself OV6rfloWed across English WESTER14 FARMS -ALL BOATS - This form can be adjusted ttool Hoole Machine and .. angraving � 4' . . ! I . . A
day. Bay known as and sizes -for sale; splendid o or- different shapesand sizes; bust . Works . t, . I 11
NO,j and into a new town tunities for profltable investment. Pseo. ---- . � � 1, - ��; .1
The cat 19 Sue's ecidl pet. h Vancouver. I . raised or lowered, also made
. longer or shorter at the waist Our Own Brass Rule Dapartment :
, Spier her tall, h "I -went up into the Rockies to work Edwards, 3lu Portage ave., Winnipeg. line and form raised or lowered I 11 I .. I -
The cat facing a urt I .
her foot. in the coal mines," Mr. Ferguson IM ON MILLER to sultany desired skirt�lerigtli. i, . � . , I .
* sumed, "and altogether I was out . Lake with free silver showing; not Very easily ad illisted, canuot get 1 .927 .. . ) I , ,.:
far, from famous Milleret and O'Brien out bf order ani ivill last a life- 11 I �
No. 1203. -Numerical Enigmas. . there about 30 r3rears. Also,three Whitney town- el rite for Illustrated Booklet contain- Our Machince Repair Shops are the . �� I �
. 1. . I I "And when the Legislature vaB mines for sale. 9 com lete line of Dregs Forms with prices. iargest and beat equipped . .�
-one letters. I ship claims, not over 1 1-4 miles from Gov- . I I
A proverb of twenty formed I was chosen as the represen- - it townsite, on which 90 days"work . ALL-BORCHERT DRESS FORM CO.1 Bn Onnada . r
I L ertraer
1 2 3 4 a place of defense. 18 7 20 tative in Parliament for the district is done. 'Also 8,800 acres Manitoba lands of Canada, Limited, . . . . �
21 6 5 7 income. 15 16 8 14 weight. in which I lived. The House totalled only 40 miles from Winnipeg. Address 74 PEARL ST., TORONTO,'CAN., EverythOng for the'
13 19 10 11 12 taste. 17 9 18 13 hin- only 25 in all." (It has fiow 42 mem- Box 2122, Vxbridge, Ont, ---------- � � I ..
� - r .
drances. likely shortl to have - --- Printer
I bers and is Y. �
ii. more as the Grand Trunk Pacific and I PATIENTS. ViamilT Ice
The whole is a pro -verb of twenty- Canadian Northern push their noses ATENTS SECURED 7EIRTO—UGH- 4 1 Rebuilt Printilng Machinery of
seven letters. westward as ,far as the ,pioneering 1P OUT the world. Egerton R. Case, � Every Description
4 2 3 1 to sharpen- 5 6 a form. of a; Cinadian Pacific has preceded them.) Patent Ex rt, Dept. P, Temple Building, I .
verb. 7 8 9 a pronoun. 10 11 12 what 171'rite for free patent booklet. � t
3 -for 931ustratod Booklet
_
"I went about the Dominion a good Toronto. 'i 11 C Send
few wish to become. 13. 14 15 deal, for I was mining in the 11 I
a pro- ,ockies HELP WANTED. r= 1-1 I - � -
r noun. 16 17 18 a child. 27 19 20 an when the Klondike boom came, and GENTS WANTED -FOR TWO I .
, article. 21 22 23 24 25 2G nevertheless. got to know a good deal about the A new lines; greatest premium 1, I BRANCHze:
Key to Puzzledom. . condition of affairs, and prospects, u sition in Canada. Apply f oi pa%iP,'r"'1P,,r, Jor Chapped Sidin PRONTREAL WINNIPEG
1P I
there. So I lectured on it in many Of to Sellery, 2.18 Albert sti6et, Ottawa.
Mo. 1187. -Riddles- 1, Dash. 2, the new small towns, and found it - .� - ,,, , , � ....- _ I 7"t Sp 343-347 Craig St., West , East
-
F lame. very interesting. - FOR SALE. and L " r I
.
No. 1188. -Hidden State Puzzle: "But about 12 years ago I deter- -nRITISH COLUMBIA LANDS -H01 C C . . I REG9NA . . .. . . I I
Florida. Words- First, lake, old, rich, mined to go home and here I am. or the Great West choose Cold Sores, I I
. , _" 60t'lefs f I I
inch; dark, ant. All my people are still in the north Britisli Columbia in preference to the cold --- ----- _ . I I ,
"'M '!
The n
gricult
f FAUre
9
d b
^
91
ati�v
I
' qL
' '
'
'
'
I'J"
, ,
��
�, ,
�
.
" .,
, `
t
I
I
I
J,
I
No. 1189. -Anagram - Cook and but I don�t see much of them, natur' prairies; flnd health, profit, pleasure by I we alw4ys have �SL large n.umber of, rebuilt Cylinder zLnd
Peary discover ice in the polar To- ally.,, growing fruit andvegetablas in the in " Windfourill. 1. ap tters on hand. .
I d '
. I I
I
gions. . ember of Parliament does salubrious andenjoyable climate of th., Job Press6s and P or Ou
The ex -m � I I
No. 1190. -Rhyming Enigma: But- not bridge the gulf of time. He ap- 0kanaganand Thompson River Valleys. IZWsefine Rernedies in Tubos - -1 I ,,, � __ I I I
� I
.
tercup, . . . parently does not wish to. And he Henry Moyle, 81 33edford road, Toronto. CapsicumBorated,Mentholated, . � I �. - I , . � .
No. 1192. -Charades., 1. Vlamp, its, certainly does not complain of 11is PAZING MARE FOR,S-kLE CHEAP . I . A
,, I
vanipire. 2. bur, lap, burlap. present lo�-except of that ti&iFffiie -sire with record below %O8 and dam Carbolatecl.CtLmphorated.Whii4?. . . � . � .
No. 1193. -Hidden Kinds of Moat� neuralgia. . better than P,.25 - a good rospect. Apply Oxide of MicAtc. fach forSpecial
. Boxtoo ae�Ql Press/11ronew Toronto I � .WAf.&.r_QVaWli P-l'to ,1 /rAWHM=-,W-R ���, �` , � �� 1h. 0
yeal, chop, porX, harn steak. I 1, I I_
. Isles of the Sea. C.P.Se-5. . 1911. - . .
, .
.. I PopulaHzing the Potato. There are few isles of the gem that I
. are not known. Even in the south , .
When potatoes were introduced Into 'Pacific there ls'not� it is stated, all The Only Dog Alloweid to be at LaVas
France the natives had been told they isolated islet on which the cocoanut Without a mu=le- .
I were poisonous and that it Was death' palm can grow which is not marked . '
to partake of them. I I on the chart and visited periodically .
' To overcome this prejudice Parmen, by representatives of some traddr, BULL DOG BIRAND
"or gave a big banquet in Paris, at nor a took on. which sea birds are ac -
which every dish was ads from, po� ,�_ +.A -1 +� congregate and nest I U Un"l � A onwnra
I I . �bazk, a -rookery in the Okhotsth Sea, . I U
t I . � tatoes. Thers- were 16 courses in whose stores of guano have not been VO_ �
1 L I . 1. . I . I I � -on a sealirigraid. The raid had been which potatoes played the major, or tested and in many cases cleared, .
.�,� .� 4 . timed to take place soon after the Rns- mitior part. Even the brandy and II- nor a bank within diving distance Harmless to Use... Cleans
,t� I 11 . A of is V -e- U11 i� 4u -1 .1-11 sfav '11ack .
I �, ;#14n guard bad left the little shore were the -roduG un everding and' makes
� � I
I . I I "
I 11 Prt
:1 I , , ,
11 Iref
I I I I I t!
" . ,J, � I#
.
; � or ., I
,
,
� , `
1.�� 1 ,4 1
1 . '. iol
irn to Xam8d'hatka. The ' Oil W - . i,
. her men i '1'b'o� Xing Louis XIII. was among its I home which has not been dia- hardest -water soft. ,
ishore and the ti est8 and gave his host land on covered and stripped .of its treasures.
the ear Pa 10 cents per packaga at
1, skinned many hundre 8 whiaghuto oultivale potatoes n ris. � - .
pelts. As the tubers grew to size Parmentier - � . A Mver 1,11 grazil. :
Ve changed in the North posted g -dards, around the fields by The State, of Sao Paulo, in the ro- , . all pcef& I . .
e old-time sailing fleet lies -1 l'itfidrew them at ni&'ht go U I 11 ; T�. -1 ,ke, . xt-ror the+ �111� @ " a pinearl i�
- I
- , I , 4 1 1 �$ 1 Its, mooring chains inVictoria. " PU C 0 � � � I . , Ad I' L No I
I I I I . :�M ,those who lived around them carries one �ol the longest names (if .�
. I -1 , .� � pot, - - to for
� I ' - could steal them at night, eat the 'any, str6am in the world, T =I,::;:_, . . iogo aud compe
I I � -of this ,old-time adventurers To he name
,. 'do W.
I � . "I. �.,
, I 1A, The welit6ril, seal Tax t. ,has vegetable and thus become convinced. is of In fan origin and is "Taman- �., - � 1� $6, rd -old, plege. Three bond-
, , I I �,
.1 I I'll, ..... &A 'Plato to the Upa:11490. � --1 , , EX
I I . 1, I
, .�, � *1 I , SO,' unconsciously, the French weiO duae b, ' and is also rolled without � U;"' 1 4 , a I doliars ake* Paid out
� " �7' 1� , �, V C
'It.$ ; . .��;;,� . .�', I A, coh,vorted to the, dish and never gave savi � thing in length "river of .
I � 1. � 11 I . Not'l(nof 4sed. 'r' � .� I � 1. I i - , "
I I I I it up. uwaAnoir", I to, I gi, -, prize ,W hoors' .� ,*
�11' . I . . �e � I I � I � I �� I � , I � the I I . . OCKY � I
. :. � I I NN
��, I � L ,
, " . I . I
I I ,
U
�
. I
I I I
, L".��
�
I Alctear mauo.meii WPOirt: U . �,L � . . I . L' ,"1131PACTURR11, 313 I ".� , �,
11
fV1,10ultz''t. %V " I the Spitish Army*_ I n't Patv6nize. I f �� I 11. I
1
* I :x � ; I I 10 - I , it Mi I PAMt 40 40 ,
I . � 11 'tt .1 P T i . -1.t .
I I W11T t , iii I : 1, %4
" I 'tONT6. �:"� -,��,',t ,,� ..,
I . I I . "
� � —1 ; � L. .,'�,i'� , -
L—rl— I
69SEBROUGHMVG,Co.(Co,iOMOAbotAytt4ONML
Billiards, min thte
A%M nN
I H1.1111e Wrcle'
. —.--
.
,
We have just plactd on the market a 13 tL-
I
�
LIARD AND POOLTABLVE deildnedfor
hdhi& ug6,. Which can be placed on a dining
table arid leveled u� In 6 few moftielits or can
be set up permanently. . The size (3 X 6 fe0tY
malces It very easy to handle. I
Itis equipped witlithe full outlitfor 611ilviedo
itfid.Pool. The bed Is the boat Vermont slato;
best Para Rubber, tushlond.
The pride ($40) brings It wftfiln the reach 61
all_ Write for desorlpffyo circular.
1�� .
� NE CANADIAN BILLIARD TAO.ML ANO SUer
I . ,.
, "
.
llt�'*i I -
10.',.,t!, �'Illlii,0110111111- ` :`,10 .'�
11-1 &
00.
PHONE
r-4 1971
.
.
�. �
I
-
.21k At
ww.
,61.h
.L��� �-,_��..�4�#�W-
. I . ,A"7— ___j .
,
� I
Thjrty� Yetirsi C0ht1nUoU1§ laugsinogig OS ELOC�j�oj�7par$ and St6nZf.YP&1,a
I . � I OUR 0toARTMF,wrS, . I
ELIECTRo-rYPINGi � I 1STT.FV_MTyPLM10
A r ""
.r.NGRAVING I 1� I . IV I VESM'NONG,
- 'S
RZADY--SETMEWSPM�Ef.;k PLAT, E�
� 11 ,,
1.
. ADV?CRT,1Z1NG C014TRACTO
,
__ "_� _2-__d111_'_ .' � 1-1-11-I'L �'.. I 1, L.1 . . _."� I -, I �� .
��
4 1 , I
�
I
r !"'14,
,