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FRIDAY 31.7.NE, leth, 1911.
W. C. 12.. U.
!THE CRY OF TEE TWO THIRDS
Said the pietnan to Simple Simon.
Siw roc first your penny ; said
Simple Simon to the pieman.
!deed I have not any, recited d
!gamin beside the pair, and the
street corner applauded. "Give it
;back here" cried the urchin, snat-
ching the sheet from Be.sie's eager
itzresp. to another chorus of laugh-
; ter. ';Why dont y ou give the poor
thing a paper?" aske.d a 7.,elitlemati,
!noting her disappointment as he
Belted to purchase a copy for him•
eelf. "I'll pate fur two" "That puts
another face on it" elreeltled tee
ycnth and. elnrcithing her troastirt,
the woman sped off re1 the wings ef
the wind. A light, she must have
a light. Presently she was sitting'
;r iro Hininey's table. before the
• lamp, tr:Fing to read. One
have thought those glaring
!capitals in the headlines would
I have been ensy enough to deoipher.
B i,oemehow. tho letters all swam
to.ett'.ntr. boo -one one groat blur.
t.31,e otralti make othing of it until
! her loi'og fare finger, searohirst;
neee, found ere weten,
the waft St) o sraight- *Jamie" Yes,
yes elle could' spell that nue, dazed
aq.sii;e w'is. $ht% stereo. at it blerk-
' r e. • nabeciliair 11.0'r
t I ri 11(1141 kin US
i?eir ti1;ts any fresh new o:
tbo tiai. The kindly Wettlitill had
11('1701' 0:111.1fsett'fi thP prison with
rtho hov she bad known. In Ler
therghts hs eves still a
‘Vliftt7,1 V.1.•nt: ; dead long be
'fore /bee sin: lied 'no doubt To.
night Bossie reith:iiir heard or heed
eel 'nee She stared ut
thrr won: a foe.- ni.Ituents, then
• wit'
namt, 3.ind
nutior hor old
sliawL terned to the door and dis-
appeared in the darkness beyond.
The courtreom was crowded with
people, filling every nook and oor-
ner. The jury tad come in, the
verdiot had been,given, the prisoni
er proven guiltY of murder in the
second degree, ' The judge had
just risen to prenounoe the senten•
ce, when there arose a bustle at the
door and ti.'cooznan's shrill voice, in
agonized. .no angry tones. was
hotttd, Pjamie, , • wantjatnie,"
and pushing her way through the
carious crowd carne a woman's at
tenuated form. a woman's weird
face surrrettuded by gray, dishevel-
ed locks lighted by unearthly eyes,
whose fires' were kindled by voloan
io flames .within. "jamie", sho
cried as if the acme of her woe had
unloosed her tongue, "Jamie" star-
ing about wildly. A sudden light
shot to her eyes ae they caught
sight of thie lad. not the light of
either joy., or affection. hut a hung
ry, cornoatnea light. as she sprang
towards him But at the sound of
her voice', the sight of her face, a
sickening faintness had seized the
boy's lifeoenet he fell in the prison
er's dock andowes carried out. She
eseayed to follow him, but was pre-
vented as ». officer sprang forward
to deteni her. "My goori woman"
began the judge, but she stopper?
him shrilly "Jamie, I want n y
*ramie" 33ei0g.hiet, my good women.,
said a genAeman near, you disturb
the court. These people do rot
know the whereabouts iof your son
She Molted around the room in
affright. are saw him. she said, "1
saw rnyJetnie". They have taken
b irn away -1.'rdm mo oniGhod y
knows where he is ; I only want my
Jamie" “fliilicer," up spoke tori
4ndire and he officer approached. to
further stated that the old gentle
man had a sou of seventy-five and
two grandsons of over fifty living
in the st/meieotinty. 'Natnrally, the
reader would think it strange that
so sad a oourse could have been
necessary. But if the inner history
were known, it would probably be
revealed that the son and grand-
sons are in almost as bad a plight
as: the old man, and that he
preferred to "igo to the poorhouse
rather than to add to their
burdens. - The case is a pathetic
one, but it is not unique -you- hear
of such every day -and. the whole
story emphasizes how terrible is
an old age of penury, and how
important it is that we should
regard. youth. "as the Springthne
which soon departeth, and wherein
we onght to plant and sew all
provision for a lone and happy
life." If the old gentleman had
been in . receipt of a Canadian
Government .Annuity of only $200
his presence in the home of the son
or grandson Woold have been a
boon rather than a bierden. and the
oozy corner y.vr,m1d, r..,) doubt, have
been ktmit for hint, Ilo mey hare
been a sober und treinetri o as youth.
but he had no .tem of invest-
ment 1.17111.(15. *MO nbs•IIntiply safe,
and weahl • yield him a, bientifni
return for the lime:lute whieb. hP
might fr time save; and
so lass illat37 Spentor lost tk
fest me it %vas earned. But there
no-su-h exctitse for thn bi)vs. or
girl A, men or v.tionlen, of Canaan
to d iv, for h 7 tile Canauten
Government Ann nitiss Act they
are iir:i.citied '.rit it syiitton !t:y
which .savings will be telren
care kn' end invested b r the n-
! adien kie:erninent; A unuities Act
remove ; bus this skeleton of I, they ere i'I.t wih it.eystene
worminheeed" shook him off. Janie I by the Government, and under
all I want is:Jamie ; I will take him / which they will receive a retnrn
away where nobody will find him : larger than it would be possible to
;Again, -I evit Jamie. As the prison s'ere from any other sate in veeti
yr wilt) it7ust -fainted is your sciti ! tient because when ltto Annuity
he has be etried and convicted of begins each peytnent abeorbs
murder.:n.Y.ipOori friend, sail the portion of the purchase money as
comPassilailitta judge. Officer, do well as of the interest thereon, and
your dut0 ft:ludo:IT and as speeil if the Annuitant lines the average
fly as outur,er nf vers he may he e: -
(s !.e couttuurI
p' ted to live ine will ret back till
that ht' had paid in with accuraul-
•- Pres. Supt. ated interest at een. If he lives
• i'elt !beyond this perioa. the Annuity
will not (lease brtt rit1 tinned
It itt nt)than rtehihtese" to t4.117° ! to hint every threl mouths t -,t3
any inekciine internully f‘et I ae he may liva. The plan is
inneeteler•Vre"ehronic rberenetieen available at an Money Order
All tbaJ i..*.!ried is a free alyplieii tion in iCanatlit.. The Post mattuer
Linimeintgive you 1.)),11,7 let N.VhiCh
1 'fi" le 8 -1fb '• all dealers i ' lee:08w the eyeeene; and. , if yoll
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...„0vte.:41,1.ir inforniation at t 0 the c.a4t,
! " • . ie, ie et.. i2i,zec4 ri:A.te3 ' Tull' yelynedd do is to write, to the
„ eee 8 pert n tendent o f An nnities,
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!Ottawit, postage free. giving him
A T:i.rontifiDaily tact week teen yonr lige lase, birthday. and he will
tttinatti. a , ilesonteh from a !neigh advise you by Hirst mail what this
boring cit ;,i ;that a m- n aged I i 1 yrs win be. Item ember that it is the
tied pant ,to the OtItut ry Inil a:stria: °nix- abAohitel'r sate plan b : which
Homo, there to end his tinvs. told i your old. ago ireey be ma le free
he ii,,,, .1.to it.n have gone at his ewe: , ;rem ,, -0 tdioti,,,,„ and happy and :e0m.
rreentist But how
f
etertles ns, that u. men zifilt('r
er 1".:It't : !,11.11.1111epluElno :tidthatit)cv,h
leil itit ivs, a tglazieonly
, t Fternner
me the bat ile of lite fer over one or pereon en email salary can
hundredears hos to end his ditys
in the poorhouse i The de,:lbet,0.1 prcvido for tin ralny %Ivy.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The shore , of Lake Huron ad
jacent to the Township of Stanley
is rapidly becoming notorions•as
appropriate place for picnics. The
gentle .sioping character of the
beach along this line the numeraitS
oedar groves and the fresh and eX,
hilarating atmosphere of the lake
all
all conform ti) meet with the
approval of Summer visitors.
A terrifio wind storm cyclonic in
nature and travelling at a.
marvellous rate of speed rushed off
Lake Huron, last Sunday afternoon
and struck terratirrne, at a point
one half mile north of Si.. Jesepu,
city. At this point the cyelone
divided into two parts one going
Southeast and the other northeast.
As the storm advancied it acceler-
ated -in velieCity and destructive
power. tearing tarns off their
foundations, unroofing builclinge,
sprouting trees and piecing thinge
in general in a preotirions eon.
a:Mon, Not only en lend was this
storm seve.rehnt on weter es well.
Waves resembling tlo4a Noitich
sucoeeil earth .rinakc4 rose t
.enorimui height and. rushed on
shore With a force almost inorerlib.
le, /Ingo steamers durine the
tempest rophed with the wave,: but
reoerte inlicate no lose, of life. on
the greet lekee cvas sustained The
petit tra vert.ed by the storni
peesents it deeeletoanti. SON t•iiir3r
a peearencei and to the peeeing
teeyfarer rov:tni4 t ito LorrIblei
ticrVaitadi-,n th.e.
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tachewan or Alberta. The ti pl./Heil-Mt lutist
appear itt person at the Dominion Lamle
Agency or Sub-At:re:icy for the district.
Entry by prov mt).;,.• 1,4.1 mole at any
tviit'ener on c..r.q.u.iin ittiniolition,,, 1y, father,
1 Mother, t -in, dauhttv, 1.n.r..hi.,te cr 2•14.,.ter of
inteuJing hou•estt:tuier
Dutie.:.-.Six months' reside.nno upon and
1 cultivation of the land in each of three
•••icart.t. Al: niti-tt•ittileor may 1i'e \in:11in nine
ilmiloi. of h:s lion este:Y.10a Pfarm of at least
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80 acittes lolely iiiwned ami nocupied by him
or by lai.; father, ninther, son, datightur,
t brother or si.ter.
i In . ctortain ilit.ttict:A a, lionv..stea•ittr in
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teal 111011gt,iiith 1.01110W01. price 81,,no
nor a4rre, mth$
in eeeh of t,ie- yeee ttJifl deniti. heineneed.
I entry eineheling tee time levered to earn
hotnest awl patent. ; and oultivAte fifty acres
extra.
• A homv,tnd,,r miho has exhansted his
1 riihr anti eanro.tt obtain a pre-
• minion my t ai' it purch :sod homostead
in certain districts. Fries $3.00 per acre.
let eni.t re,ide SiN mliiths in rich cf
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quantity to please any-
body, so drop in and see
if 1 Cant snit you. ,AIso
carry an immense NO. of
samples to choose from.
411 kinds of goods for
trousers, darkor light,
prices low as possible.
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