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in ke, for I "There is now be ng o ete ts s to B, , bu �
.. ,and'strength Prod4cing- vitamines that a fly never grows. history, rents were shot skyward by various cities actu .I .',indu din the roo clo e g tber t -not so so remove the soil which adheres to fresh eonditiolL , stofed% � I ��,� , i.�.,^�
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x- an, egg which turns in to a grub, proved to be -hoggish profiteers. But driving. For given Aistances com- Each root should be surrou torage would feed upon the roots, if the
;1are found in McCoy's Cod Liver E A fly begins 'as al U,§tq to show close ais to prevent the next layer I the roots, so as to eliminate any Celery may be kept
tract Tablets, which are sold by The ,grub eats and grows and turns most landlords. Some of -them how littl I 4 " by reckless of sand from sifting between them. I stray wireworms Or other pests which a while in the c
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In the- past ten years some hun- to beat, and When they get across, fork. If possible do n pro- ,:`-�,!.', ,
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and the discussion was full'of inter- as a matter of fact it is part of a It is literally true concerning that distance the engineer wil Bound �lace and the keeping qualities of on the roots as possible. ,�
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tdr of the convention leeiiurcb. in adjoins the home of Ahe Duke warning after warning with the As soon as the roots are dug, re- so that only the upper leaves pro- length of time, or they will, like .
the afternoon the address given by Devonshire and the property is Own- and is kep es in the mor ' I I .-. ., I I
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alth and leisure for generatio Of retires- at night. The work must be - . store the frOst-Proof Position, and after the ity, and will not keep for any lengthi. ,��11
I evangelist, created a keen interest. we na - done *hetl Plants at once. Do not wash them upper leaves s -bow signs of decay,16f time. �.,',"� ,
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Clysdale, Shepherd, McIntosh. Rev. to business and build a -hotel on the breake down under the st I . e ,:; 11
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3)hases of the work as he rafty years in London. They stairs. Head -aches and dizzy spells , ' Canadian National Oil Flectric Cars - . -,r,l..
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loy President Moodie and the devo- ting the lower floors ready for oc- to the fact that her blood has becom in his den in the Zoological Gardens, . ,.� -
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G. Freckleton. Rev. H. E. Livingston Jects. felt tired and depressed. ys with a loaded rifle. Sam walked to- �i �,,,�,
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Sunday School." Rev. C. F. Meln- under the suspicion of British e . ",.,�
ret service agents. Tht;y P tite-mY limbs would swell P_ had some food, and then fel,l dead -
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"Four Books Jesus Knew." The ad- ed that he was an Austrian 8PY- neighbor advised me to take Dr. Wil- .�
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dresses of the convention were of was interned and liams' Pink Pills. Sam's enclosure during the day ex- ,� .. I , - .� ,,,,
. lhigh order and gave the Sunday school this -never Pills for some week I had used - - " '. "'i 1�
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nobody el,,se to take hold of I M . 11
th'� builder and strength renewer and I read with almost as great interest a-, ;;; I - I . i
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<4 Persia, there was found among the But it 1-4 did for me." a social leader,, ",
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, most remarkable builders since Co . Brockville, Ont. and the second ending in a separation - - 1�t
-would fly till the wished -for place was Clheops, With certain Englisih as- "I I
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inost amazing adventures. No one hotels in England. It will be tha RAILROAD ENGINEER TELLS ment of all London, none of them 1 15. � I
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it may be that its last threads went y - lived more than a few 1weeks. Ll . i
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I � you to the land of your heart's d- lisihman who in the past twenty years ap How the automobile chancetaker frightened back into his home by the ____ I
sire -up into the Maine woods with pears to the engineer who runs missiles of a passing artisan, but r .
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plains where the warlike Navaho In- Harry Wardman was born in . . . f ��
,dians live; far up into the gold reg- 4 - petizing lumps of fat. I ;
ions of Alaska; and away on the ,York.Qhire and went to the United e�-�00.*.O--,�.�0-0-6-�010--*-*-O-"-o-��0--O-.O�.0 After the death of Barbara, which ;., .. ;; 11 I I io I
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. the. trade, and looked forward con III- Canadian National Railways Two sizes of cars have been built, care ic to be had from the performanen .�� I
-a. Or include McCall's Magazine, - _� � wide ditch in front of the enclosure., have put into service an entirely new I—' . .11�
'XI, tente,41v to a life of industry, mod . T the large or articulated type and a small of the small car du i teat trip frorm . _, - %
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.r the monthly authority on fash- . attracted by a pail of food carried by type of motive power which may go type. The top photograph shows the Toronto to Mo rm "" . - i
c-stly rewarded. He was thirty a keeper. .= The mdeaRn I "',i , 'A
ions. Both polications, only I . far towards solving two of the most serious large type, consisting of two bodies between those points is 4 mi .' . :, o .", _''
vearm old when he went to Washing- i 1 33 lea Th't '.� - i
1 $2.50. I �h_ Kroblems steam roads are facing, namely, resting on three four-wheel trucks, t6� fuel couinimp,.1on orthe email car on the I '.1.1
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. t bern and made a nrofit of $5,000 There are only two ways to store officers of the National Railways who 102 feet and can accommodate. 126 would have entailed a fue t f �.:,
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�4 conceived the idea and carried it throu h. passengers. in the tower left hand least $66.00. The ability of thespe' . 11. .,.-
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Seeing that the house -fly is prob-i be was bungry for other ventures. $ PRICES almost certainly result in failure, aimpe. lnoneendofthecarial 11 . .�,
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I)Iat it is always obtruding for the girt in England lie probably Addrads Radio Dopt the best storage and they who own energy to move the Car. I he ewne is completion of the first trial run of the Both cars'shown in the pho i 1. " 1� 1i
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