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TIIIIRSEL&Y, MAY 16th, 1912,
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Make the Porch
eornfortahle
Because the poech of the (summer,
,cottage isthee real lounging, piece
for the family, it ;should be an atle as
eanif eatable as posail3le wath all
mannea ref inexpeneiv,e ,convea-
aenees. IJ the tuaater of tile house
hasthe inaennatyao,rig up a swing
couch by means, of a, set of single
be ,springs, four stoat ropes and
a can of paint, beisma to have one
of these ;connivances. ,Othereviso
have a coach of eatten with an ad-
justable headpiece, but, lacking
money Ito afford that, a ,canvas
tamy eort may besubstatuted„ as
when} its wooden legs ape 'painter,
at will look very well bailee&
Next .come the lounging chair's,
which} if low and reoomy. need pox
be expensive, provided (they be
pruatily painted in white, with pale
green) ar pink ex yellow and have
cashionedI backs. What makes So
many cheap porch chaiaa uncam-
fertable; ie thee' hard backs, -which
ashorulcl be coveted with adjuatable
cushions; lilted wirth pine needles -
a filling which is cheap and canbe
peraida'cally replace& Burt if eush-
toiledchak,s are coostodermal ansane-
itary or are, disliked folr any either
a,son, the' porch fernisher, should
,get a collection of canvas ,steaaalea,
,chahre.
The porch rtableishoUld be a sub-
let antler affair which cannot be
blown; over by a. higla wind erana
large enough to serv,e ameal upon.
Betteaa tb,an, nattan orepliat is he
attractively: painted kitchen itaiblai
lege have bep4 amputate& attheeet
of kheir lengith, ;so that its isugtface
shall not be above Mel easy ireafh
of a pers,on elating Ina; law tehaire
A tall ;saute= Waled, tope leaftor-
•'der is talways eonvenie rice OW ta
porch., as with it,anY specially dis-
ordezied gornert may rfaie instantly
goaacealcol at the approach Of um-
ex.pected visitor's. nava tthe
cleared oa tints ocareen 'oxillardwood
ea that it ;shall not easily blow over,
„paint it in the color, ecitemei
- parch furnishings and cover -at with
whatevea, fabric- i,sto be the, Ma -
aerial( for Ithe dozes oroerOng,
square( and ro,und pilloavai• which
ar e to- be eakeeywhere lnevidenc0
Lovely Hair For
Girls and Boys
The Man who is bald at 30 can us-
ually blame has to:lather.
It is aamother's duty to look
eafteel her ichildrenis haat; to be
;sure that ;a cliteesilng is useel that
will destaay the inicrebes toil dis-
ease, will banish dandruff and pro -
Mote a growth of hair.
Mother, 'who (use Pelagian; Sage
need never wormy -abeatti having
bald-headed( eons at 30 or girls with
faded poaree looking hair at any
age.
Fon W. S. R. Holmes knows, Pao-
asion1 Sage 150 well that, he guialtan-
teei at to abolish fdandimff ; to
atop itching scalp and falling halt,
os, money back.
And children as well as their par-
Ientst love to use Parisian Sage, for
ilt le /so refined and pleasant, arakl
.Makes the head feel fine blatantly.
50 center '
Washing Eider
Down Quilts
Silk oseseteen covered eiderdown
quilts can without aliffieulty be
washed at home.
Twa thing,s however, arc( neceale
the quilt madt be &led out of d.oers
on asunnY, breezy day andeecond
it must be rinsed through aevremal
gleam, clean water's.
• Make( aetrong ;suds of gdold
white _soap shaved iato balling wa-
aer. Add a Iteaapoonful of house-
hold ammonia to every Igallon, otf
of water, and let the quilt eo,ak
clot half an hour in a tub hal/full
of walee,
Squeeze (don't rub) the dirt out;
thee .changs the weeer„ using tep-
id water for Hest ransing and cold
'water to- whach a handful of ,sallt,
hesi been added ton at leasit ;two
othereeinsingsi Scimeezie the water
•out and hang between two lerie,;(an
the bright pun, stretching the quilt
as nearly flat as poesible. Shake
it occasionally .dueing the drying
process; and tarn eev.er once or
aWiee, ea that ever ae bit of Idowa
will be dry and fluffy.
The hatter tilie (sun and the greal
ce the breeze the lighter ant ;
&aryl to, perfect leurceesa., Eirst,
be; brought off Ito,gether.
Alf the pre9en.t ehere are
aour ;seats open i MaeDonEtlet, form-
erly heId by /Vila' {W. Staple s ; Koot-
enay; which loses `Mr. A. S. Good -
eve, who gate to the Yukon; Rich-
elieu, whose mernaer, Mr, Pierre -T.
A. Cardin, resigned. Then oiler
.vacancies are likely to occur,
Minister Praises
ZainaBuk
. .
Tells How it faired Ills Wile's
Bad Sore..
•
When. Everything Else Had Falle'cl.
,
Rev, Reney J. Menton, of -13liale-
f alder, Alta., writes,: "Myi. wife had
a very bad ,sorre foal, which iaseem-
ed itupaseible Ito get. anything -to
beal. The ;sore would heal at, a
tale point andthen fester iagaird,
and eo on. Iprocetled a box -of
Zam-Buk and ,after peesevering
with this'herbal bairn f or ;same tame
the ;wee was ,colmpleitelyi healed.
"We( were leo 'goateed. for this
cure, and Zara-Buk acted so differ-
ently to any other of the numeaeoup
remedial twe had ailed that I
thought you ought to know of (this
rase. 3 have ;since recommended
Zara-Buk to ;several of my par-
asbionera and la always gives sake'
itscleetion "
Another instance in which Zara, -
Buie prolree of an.equalled value as
told by Mr. N. L. Gerry Of Brandon.
Man. Rd isays: "Ihad'any left foot
run over by a waggon loaded with
wheat. -The foot was very badly
creshedg' and may Mille toe and the
next( thee were laid open. 1 applied
Zam-Buici and only had 'to tmise
week for two day's. Zan-Buk heal-
ed( the wound ,so quicklyt (that on
the third ',lay I wa,st able ha put on
my hoot and walk to my 'work. In
sl very *beat dale any toes evere
quite( healed, and the foot j,s. ,now
are sound as ever, thanks to Zatu-
Buk."
Juve as good far chronic sores,
ulceree piles, blood poison, Means,
;sands, evuptions, eczems, attd sua
skim, injuries and diseases. 50e. box
at all druggists and stores, or Zaam-
Buk Totonto. Try Zam-Bulc
Soap, too 25c. per tablet.
TO ANNEX
BIG COLONY
New Foundland and Canada
May be Joioed Together
Under. One Government
.fier the quilt Will be when finished,
NEWIDIJN DLAND..
NeWecitindland is a British .colony,
oceupyina a commanding po,eition
off, the eastern coast of the North
American comtinetnit. Its •distance
feenai Cape Breton is less than 60
miles. and 1640 miles sepeeate 91
tram! ',the ,coa,st of Ireland. .The to-
tal area Of ithe island is about 40,-
200 aqu.are rallea By ;the !earliest.
comPutatiom. made 9n1654, the num-
ber of inhabitants was 1750. By the
bet •census taken, M1901, it had
grown 217,037, ,
1 The etaple industra of lt`he in-
habitantei as ein the ex-
poeit of its products the trade of
the ,coloaly ;still mainly depend‘s, al-
though, Atha pulp industry is as-
eumaings .large earopoi ,
The
meet tmpoleaut tash thss3 Waters
is the ,co d. There ars exported ane
nually beitw.een five and! isix mil -
lied dollar,s wonth of fieh.
Ottawa, May Se -Official infoema-
Oen receivect in Ottawa to-daY that
Sir Ralph 'William a, 0. G,, K. 0.
M. G., gortreencir of NeW foundlan
would' ;this month pay an 4fficial
visiti tO Caniada, has retaatecla Ithe
ruiner that aeg.atiations dor
nexation between alio ,two -coal-S-
allee may betopened veliyi shontly.
The rumos has Haat while the
governoria viett 621:112.th y ; a pay
hast. respects rba the Du)e, of (Con-
naught, 'yet itis hoped; (that at ivill
lead; toe 'paoxe alizendly nude*
atanding hetwe.eta the two ,coun-
trige to be followed by c [weer trade
a elatieme and possibly annexation
' The governor will arrive at North
Sydney on May 14,Iend will pro-,.
coed ta Toronto, where he will
ppend May 17 and 18. e willen
proceed to Ottawa, where ',lee will
spend sonic time visiting his royal
! CUTTING Off LICENSES ONLY ADDS TO OTHERS' PROFITS
Editorial Notts I
isec000seiseeistoulessiosesos
11 ialto be end to ithe'-eredirt oa
lien. Gece,P. Graham, the forniee.
Minieter of (Railway e aeck• Canals,
thart the isumplue arera (the _Inter-
colanial Railway 'Met' iyear' was
$300,000, theaearning,e cloublina In
the past ten ;year% The graela
earnings laet year Were ease('
$10,000,000.- ,
The New Era complinieaatta Gode-
rich on securing the military cainp
Ifer 1912, Per.natural advantages
lecallitice can out -distance the
old country town, and we are conifie
dent the ,soldier boys, as well as'the
regular ;summer amulets, Will be
ready ito ;sound its praises as they
have done in the pat. alhe •Gov-
ernment ;should{ purchase the camp
ground at Gaderlch and fit it up foa
ermanent
Good Tomato are sere to follow
the energetic publicity campaign,
"Stray in Ontario," inaugurated by
the London Advertiser. 11 is sim-
ply 'wonderful what possibilities
exist in Ontariceatalong the line di
Agr.ticiature, end the ropy ,storaes
told ,cant be proven by the produc-
tion of Vae "Atilt," One result of
this resvaleening is sure Ito be a l'i50
M price of land,s and taking into
comeideration the cornaoats, con-
veniences -and ready markets for
all calm produetathe Wonder lethat
clarme have eold at such reasonable
;figures. This is Ontario's day with Eggs an Tomato Cups,
out any doubt.
Children Cry° ' .scoov out the ineide,1 being smes
ate? for eachapeasou and carefully pertizin o9sandwiches, eseeeially
Select one good eiued, firm tom- cately broiled, maketthe most ap-
--o—
FOR FLETCHER'S ,Sprinklet each cup -with tsalt, peti-
te leave the tont(%) ;skim intact.
CASTO Fe 1 A per and paprika; then drop in a
small piece of leattee and araw egg,
, Place{ the cups in &baking tin and
bake in a hat oven until ,the atags
are eet, basting once ortwiee with
as little Melted babel.. Serivel at
once( on rounds of (battered toast.
Viennoti-se-17:udding.
REASONS ADVANCED FOR REQUEST TO RESCIND GODERICH REDUC-
TION BY LAW.
Goderich, May 3. -An afterinath I May 17,
• of the( recent, license investigation.
Two reasolna wore advanced by
arecieeding,s here was sprung at ;the the petit:tonere that their requeea
meeting al the town council here, be granted. in their opinion the
(this; terra:ling when a pOtirtiOn euating (off of two hotel licens,es
ed by 57 eitizene„ asked the council would not curtail the sale of liquor It aWkweed for ahem when election
that the by-law Nosed in February but would largely Mei-ea-se the pro- time 'wheeled 'round. Party takes
to cult 0,H two hotel licenses be re- ;Sias of (tee license 'holders who Area place ,at the poll with many a
ecinde,d. , would etill retain their liceialies, man irresPective of how it may et -
fleet thea rgreatitssures. There is
greater indepaindance however to-
day than ever end at le likelyalte
grow.
Children Cry
• FOR FLETCHER'S
CAaTORIA
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v" Local News
RAPAMMMPANYN4
,COMMENDED TIIE ACTION,
Lest week ehe Presbytexian Syn-
od, aesemblea at London, corn-
mendecl; ;the action of ‘Barateter.
Rowell, le,adee cella* antaria Op-
position, alone Temperance •lines.
Some publiq bodies May be great
tlankera but More eautious not to
place aaaolutiona that Might make
• Without. any •clascuseionethe pet- It also" was .ccansiderecl. that' the
ation wad reifereed to Ithe 'Ispecial hotel .accommadation„ of this town
. .
-committee to report on -at the next ie net nmee thaia ;sufficient to meet
regular mete:tang of the council the needa of the public..
NA-Kuvu-co
LAxATIVES
are etitirelit different from
others both. in their composi-
tion and their effect -complete
evacuation without purging or
discomfort.
25o, a box at your druggist's.
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHNMICAL CO.
or CANADA, LIMITED.
165
If people were half as anxious to
contrive and initiate along con-
structive lines} as they are intent
on destruction what a ;sweeping
change would ;soon beadticeable.
Last week) the Italiaas in Tripoli
Mead oat a Turkish camp by drop-
ping a number of bombe from a fly-
ing meditate The latter was in eo
high a latitude that the gunnery of
the Turk,ti did. trot eafecit them. It
is said thie war is coating Italy id
quarter million kilns a day.
Think what might be dome in }the
better employment{ otsuch sum
to „say) nothing of the hardships to
be avoided' by these whose house-
holdst are darkenell, by war and
the long years to be 'spent liqui-
deting the enormous debt?
•
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphene( rtrigeg:NY ilgroinnitigsPOrdZ
vim and vitality, Premature decay and all sexual
Weakness averted at once. Phosphene] will
make 3rou new man. Price S8 a box, or two for
55. Mailed to any address. The Beebe]] Drug
Clo.,Bt.onteartnos.Onti.
Now esIthe time when the parent
or ;gu.ardian can do muchito encour-
age the students at the Public
Schools and 'Collogiates looking
toward ;the cotaing exataination.s.
ie a trying ordeal to many but a
woed of good cheer ,saignulates and
inspixes a "get there" spirit that Of-
Iten leads( tolasiplendid victory. If
the average parent would careful-
ly nate &he variety and number of
topies ;at young pei-son has Ito be
posted upon to pass muster they
would tole only accord them a lar-
ger tnea,sure ;of helpfulness, but
perhaps thank their eters thet they
`were not the ,candidates. A good
rally foe then:text few weeks counts
big. •
• highness; and, the governmeaa. Ile
IEZfila,UMFITIS14 from( the 'Newfoun,dland ;govern=
• le not the bearer of any propastals
ntenit, but hie Visit at the presicant
Many people have it but neglect
un,j11. the'Y erippled and (with- 11121.', itaregarded lashighly sign,ifi-,
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An .Invitation
to Sickness
Thin, tirnpuee ;blood as an invi-
tation to ;sickness: The blood is at
week Iday and night to maintataa
Ile heaalth and any lack ca etrength
or Purity in the blood tie a weakness
inthei rdefense agellnet disease
Anaemia isithe Idocitosas name for
lack of blood -Watery blood. There
may be aniaetual lass Who quasar
itity elf the blood, oncost or mere
of atecoutatuente may be lacking,
The !sweet system oa anaemia is
pallor. Thd /trouble japarticulairty
common among young igiela be-
tween 'the ages of toilet den, and
•eighteen„ bat es also found In
evemeil °Sall ;ages, and; quite tra-
it 1 It is nearly
Than, Watery Blood Leadsi ao ra,
BeeakdoWal in Health.
quently ac es men.• 1,
alwaye present and prevents re-
covery rafter ;grippe, feversanala-
lea! and lopeataltImis and for; this
rea,sota a tonic medicine is eequiled.
- in all;these (cases tho enrica the
cr
•ourt hope of ever being cared, .but. blaataA bead up Ilhe nerves andlaae
there is hope for eil an Rheum° and . An Old Quesitio.n.
isitor9 health and tsterngth. And
no one aced have rheumatism new. The annexation euestiotab,aa bean there; as no, other Itonic as good as
Itheanna 5s inat '‘Ynat we 'say 1116154 lest eight coffer ,f3oole 'time. In DraWillianka'; Pink Pills, as hap been
'We fsave ;received (hundrode of Novae -midland politicaaris have proved; in thousends and thousands
thesamoniaale tellina ow that Blieumo aaseepate,autieal the ease teethe peo- of eases, among theta that of Miss
has clawed Eild ;standing\ cases of ele rthey ere eastrangly prea Annie Turner, Merle Joaeph Post
wheumartisra and when all other
treatments had failed. Rheurato
enriches the bIoad and drives rade
acid from the eyatern,. Rheumo ia
guaeautead to yo,u, don't fail to
get a battle to -clay at J.E. 'Hovey's;
and you N.'ill S0011 haY0 yOrar'heatth
and strength 2{5-121 the olden days.
J. E. Hovey .sellis a reconthia itreat-
ntent for one dollar, or we-Willi:neje
yeti, a bolt -tae prepaid on reeeelpt of
pric,e, R V. Marian, Bridgebtaig,
Out, (
Cut four ounces °fatale bread in-
to small dice ana put 'then:lintel, a
basin; add 'two ounces of chopped
citron peel, two ounce' of *Rana
raisins, and the igaalad rind 41 one
lemon. Put two 'tablespoonfuls of
aug,ae into aeaucepan and stir over
fire( until it ince-mill brown; then
add one cupful of raille to bread,
with( f our tablespoonfuls of sugar,
three( well-liqatten eggs and the
tetrained juice ef half a ilefinon.
Pour into a buttered pudding mold,
cover, with gaeased paper and
Steam) for one and oneeqemNeet
hones. Turn out and ;serVet with
custard sauce. •
Bacon Sandwiches.
Wisps, of breakfast bacon, deli -
it put ettveen teaseled} sappets of
grahami bread. ,The rsanall Ishred-
ding,a of -bacon must lie letttuce
and; be seadone with, paprlIcap ,or
pepper. Theasle. are as a.ppeltizing
cold as hat. .
Fruit Cocktails.
MiX on eathird of a cup of ;sin:kid-
ded pineapple with one-half cup of
;sliced orange pulp and bane/116.a
and one cup of etrewbeerleta Pena
twee the mixture aithird of .cup
Rearm:Oa jelly, three tablespo;onauLs
of lemon juice and (sugar ;being
heated and the lemon juice added.
Chill thoeoughly and ;sea. ye in glass-
es., reeeeving a straevberfra foaa Ithe
top' ef each gla,se.
Dropsical Swellings
are due solely to a deseased ton-,
diadem of the kidneys. There is a
quick speedy cure an Anti Uric
Kidney Pills. J, 13, Hovey ;sells
them end guarantees them to give
the desired manta Come back
and get 'yam money, if yo,u era
not perfectly eatigaied„ Be awe
you get ANTI URIC PILLS. 13.V.
MARION on every package.
Founder of Astor Fortune
Once in Peril From Bergs
greategatendfathea ;o1 -Col. John the owners -of the vessel lost mon-
It is recalled that John Astor the Merck, and 19 98 to be assumed that
ey an the ecintradt of lodging A;se
toe.' On Ins arrival on Shone he
went to New York, and} took em-
ployment (with a furrier at $2. pen
week, ad the practical knowledge
he acquired !there, coupe k wath,
the itaactonation abont the- buying
and iselling Of furs which he hail
Jacob Astor, who went down with
elle Meanie, 'twice escaped ehip-
wreck, and that the fortunes of the
great house were reallyclaid oa
board the ve.esel in which the Ger-
man lad 'failed to A.merica. ID
Septembef, 1783, Aaboe, who was
destined to heconte the raehest man
enthe new world, ware working in picked up from hes tellow-passent4
London for his brother Geoligethe gee asathey ,whiled away, the long
aroprieton bf a flute lactone, He winter nights enbhe icebound boat,
bad toiled anithe flute, factoey for were the foundaation 01 1119 great
two yeare, and at the, end oe that &Aurae that he Ault up ire- the
tine was the possesami al fifteleh eouree ofIthe near* foray years.
guineaa and two sults of cloahes.
'Whoa the news came tag fEielcijac- A Seasick Millienalre.
min Franklin and hie associaltes
PariS bad at Irusa signed the bearer 1, R, aecond notable tadventure
with tne nee was half a centuxy lat-
which completed the independence ,er. 'Be had been to Autetale( ,aed
af the U(nated States, young t Astor I had ppent (three years with the
deiteemined iseek his fartunea i
the new land. Retook a,siteerag-e
past -sage f lEaltimare and paid ,
Rdatimmgplift,leiaen 'tea hlov,ahs a-odnrehArrtiweady Ctholonmnet
five of his 'guineas for the acc
modation, which entitled ;him( to ,
0m_ conseqeence of the panic ;that
I d been ceased by President Jack-
sailoogs fax's. He rtook ham IDuiLiall'ae _attack upon the Bank cif the
at Statee. At thas timer Astow
Bye Elections in•tite Fall
There( iselelinas to be no. immediate
proppeea cif a byt-elateltoaa ha South'
Siracee over the [resignation of Mr.'
Rattglebon Lennox, rwtho hes} aid
gond to -the Bench. Talk in polial-
tal circles' in the city indicates that
ahe Fedeka,1 (GavierrInIment is die -
50' to wait until the/ fall, When'
eeele'etiortas, thaa'aentlingwITI
juclieed age:test att-tha,t to be ;sus- Office, ,N.S., who ay-"Dr.;e-
wide& at annexation tiladenciere liama Pink Pills have been' Of ales-
ir,eant political death. This feele tamable benefit tome. I ware zo
ing is -alive Ito -day among the mass-
-es, but thanking men areT110aV crf
' opinion that at would be to the ad -
anlage of -the aeland to join , the
,carifetle-raltio,n. .
' Whild ore hie It-o-ur otCanada lase, when, these attacks would .come. on
month! Dr. 'Gamlen, the Medical would pontetanes remaint mean-
misaionark, whose work (among
the; fialiceneett of the, ,Newfouncl-
land ,aaasita, stated -that aiinexa-
boa wetild bets the adeentage af
the eolony. He. adaniated'the, pre -
;.badly run .dtown that I could bar clly
go aboat, was net able, (to- bacilli. in
the week 'a,bout theheurse. As . my
;health' 'grew weeper' Met Itroable
'brought em asolne eale,cires o,f .fit, and
judice existing, butt belieked , that
;serous aor hall an one. ;
mamy ether medicine:a had faile,d-to
help; me, ray beolther got me a Lena
-
ply of Da Williams' Pink 'Pills and ,
I began taking these. In the ,course
at 01 ,few Aweelnsi felt nauch ladder
-and ,eaber (taking the Pills a
,seven buttes, and when he Stepped
aboard had five poundal of easait(ail
remaining.
()eked ithe lee.
' That early (sailing took two
mantle4 lin fair weather, and th.e
vessel in which Astor ev.aa apeer-
eenger rencounterlerd very rraugh
winds, so that it was the middle el
Tantiaryl. before ;she reraeled Cheeee
peaks Bay. There, aef all as the eye
.could Isee, was northing butice. millionaire became cenvinced Ithat
The (ship was buedeted abo,u1a, and he; would die onehapboard. So he
asked the captain to put, him a-
shore an the (Eng is coast. •
Hest, frugal soul: Ithat he was, he
dila not ofier any. inaucemena ex-
cept the very obvious one Hatt the
captain Would beeid of a passeneer
who wee ;becoming -a ettasance.
wee wea,th $40,000,000 tend was the
richestr man in the Unite StatleO
reached the boat elh.ortlyebiefore
she left (ELavr,e, midi induced the
cantata Ito give up his tatateroom
foa, us;e. No soo,ner had ithe
vessel cleared the pert, .hoivever,
Ithard Asibox, who hp.oi 'been moaner
to embark, wanteclat� be set ashope„
Head lanilds kept the, vesslel anthe
chann.ell far (several days, and the
Wee Toccoa against dame of the
b,erge with leach apace that she
threateneeto eiak. Astea, in alarm
cliangetli hie everyday spa; torehis
Sandey clothes, eo that if he had to
,seViinaf foe • it and -w-aa saved, he
would Mao besa alatheS:: 'with
NONE BETTER.
Where would -you find a filen
stretch Of .gaoci land than that
through Nvhich the, London, Marten
and 'Bruce Railway passes in 'Huron
County? Nat acme, but mile upon
mile ;of it, and this ample onay
illualtrative of thoustande of such
acres in other( eections of the coun-
ty. Eturen died posaesses astlarifty
a body. of farmer's( as is to be found
M the land who owe much to the
;sturdy pioncera so rapidly passing
off Ithie recene of acition,
1OJJC
111-5111111611;etC1B-ClanIsl°tlie aej!'acar°Lrtdeercidirieltkhaotnill Fi'fillitahlelYlle t5a captain' .
;to bd eoughly reddened fortiwarell by Ishbff'1"..; w°1114. Pena 11*31-' a' -
the eaplain, and, Ithaa, In 1es than The Illegible Draft.
twenty yeaes he-oevned a vleatsa et Wars arra.n,ged that he would be
manned by the ,Same officer. Wirth- ,sentf back lite lied day, but the
in a d.ay',s. sail of Baltanowe the yes,- wind ,changed and thet vessel got
of ehe peesengeas werelable et walk or days ishe was
'Eel beeame locked allele lee. Some out Ink° the Ateantao, ea a eouple,
the owner of the ;ship had contract- Ified Millionaire -afferied $10,000 if
driven 13ack near
but yo.ung Astor declat(ad that ,a.s the ,coasit of Ireland, and the terrie
oat oath@ ice and readable ;sheep
• rioetacligaeinhimon binaatihdeinterval, .he would the ;captain would pat back with
FhAforillatlierBilyt. hwdel:ouneuEe,ertai:cimattaullooh:itt:u7retertotibhebalec;eckoasauwseti
ed to land him in, (Baltitaore ,and
'l'old f theiz cr Business
agamist, loss, and ;would. write a
,One of his ,coMpanions WaS an draft af $10,000 besides securing the
elderly German who was retail -Sling eanisent patthe ;other passengers.
to, America after a Visit tohis nee Al these -conditions were complied
Re d hi own cauni- with except that the, draft wasil-
ad he woeld gave $1,0
aomiesion, Mr. Evans has spent
-two' yeaes en the peepariation Of
this repeat and ii*ortnation conk-
tainod therein and the rt)oin-
mendation'S which Jar. Evans makes
auto a broader policy of adaninis-
itration: (should ;be. read by every
sportanian. ''An Ideal Caaadizon
Holiday" will ;appeal eo those who
already have visioas of a shihmefl
curling. (Dr ap-,shoo ter g will fina
th&tr inteeepas particularly well.
looked( alter Maids inonth's issue
while containdin addition to the
asu;a17 depaatment news and scores
a ;specially ellustrated article by
"Oanurck" anew. Easter IntereCiub
Shoot, e betweern Montreal and St.
'Hubert clube.
1•10,-,TiRibeteui01$1$':_;
4. a part of the regular diet is
!Scott's ' Eintilsion
Its highly concentrated nutritive,
qualities repair waste and create.,
phyaical resistance faster than
disease can destroy. AllOnsasists.
• Scott & Sown, Toronto, Ont, ^- 12-11
cEliallsems...xmassrem,-...m.cmaxezatest.,
quickly stops coughs, cures coldn. heals
the throat and lunds 25 cents.
15 THERE NO BETTHR WAY,
What quality of Statute Lab0
are you) going to penforM thee year
is e query :that every Townehipt
Council ;should aak the Pathmaritera
of Ithea.{ respective anutvicipalitiee,
What 'lathe use of expending time
and money on obsolete Methods or
puttering away with a type;of work
thait been well defined as "stu-
pid" labor? With ahe Wedeln
roadster horee and light buggy the
the coarse atones often seem in the
long ago onthre roadways have no
right to be hauled there, today ane
leas care is taken in the breaking of
them. Some aathmaeters do splen-
didly and ;show geed judgment in
planning thole work. If every road
beat will take a little ;extra paine
this year it is wonderful how mach
May beclond -betteeing can,di-
bone. Why would! it not beta good
idea if tha council 'does not call the
pathmaraters 'together for a confeaa
ence onthie ;subject of Go.od(Roads
foe .eacb{.pathma,stee to (ask the
men on hie beat to meet some even -
Mg end have a ,chatt on the im-
provements required and the best
plan of, accompliehing the desire,d
results? In the( midst ef 'counsel
there assiefety, and if all knew the
ideals ofIthe Idimector 4 more in-
telligent idea, would obtain when
the Plea Were maimed ottato' toil
for King George.
Children Cry'
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
THE MAY ROD AND GUN.
•
Every rspoettranan interested in
the welfare 'of panada'A fish and
game eescourcere should read, the
May number ref Rod and Gun in
Canada, published by W. J. Taylor,
Limited, Woodstock, Ont., which
eaataine Ithe beet chapter; of the
Final Report of Mr. Welly Evans of
the ;Ontario Game and FasherileS
tiVe 12nd. an a Y cf ,;
thiA could be overcome by point- tryman becanee quite triem ly, and legible, and the ,captain refttsaid to
!,na out tho ,ease in its true }tight. time( longer I was 'again intIbe fulIb it1 was from this thence .acquskinte accePt it. The seasick millionaire
Ii e said that theSe SIMPle fink have elliolYment of good health. I feel eaca that .A.§tor learned about 'the went below to write another clra,f1,
been taught to believe by anacrup- ;that I cannel praiee Dr,fwaliacast money, ao be Made in elle, fur basil- but Wars eo long aboala it that by
tame politicians that !Canada an- Pink/ Pille too highly and I raeaine pest The elder man had ;been -a ;the time hereapprder,ed oer reek
totaled torneee 'their homes. mend then Lo all weak t giirla," •penniless inantigraet himself, but ;the vessel was many, miles tinker
The last occasion upon which an- You, can get these Pills from ;any had( made a foeturne ant of tura-rand way, Anti fthe deal' wa,s declared' 00.
nexatioti negotiations, took place nApdicine dealer ow by mail ,at 50 did not hesitate togive Young As- Thie was the laat time Joan Jacob
between NIeWaatandland and Can-, ceate a box or Gia boxes for $2,50 tor many pointeasathat after 'wee° ( Astor went to eea, though; he lived
ade was; in 1895 when Sir. algicKen- aroani The Dr. Williareaa aledieilee invaluable to him. They remained ' fee 14 years (after,-,T,oifeate Mail
pre 13orwell Was preappat , 1 •. Co., Beorckaille, ,0t,, , , 1 ,•, , An, Ithc.±. gbill RAW the lie lieeke up DA ai-i.d gliapir_2, I, , a , , ,,, I
--ortereeteraa'S7
aratere.
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AWATCH is a delicate piece
el Machinery. It calls for
- less attention than rnost
machinery, but must be cleaned
and oil.ed occash:inally to keep
perfect time.
With proper care a Waltham
Watch will keep, perfect time
a -ler a lifetime. It will pay yeu
welato let us clean your watett
every 12 or 18 months.
W. R. Counter
Jeweler and Optician.
issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
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Steamer Greyhound
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Going to Detroit—June 14,
Return from Detroit—June 17
Days in 'Detroit
Detroit Tigers and Pen-
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Ball, June 15-16
Crescent Clab of Stratford Special Train
to the
Goderich Band Moonlight
Thursday, June 13, 8 pl m:
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Opposite Postoffice.
Repairing dOne promptly.
Suit cases and Trunks re-
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and ptoniptness
with which I execute my work
Store open every evening
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