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""At Try, -using ; �,Jprociucer 'Wlxo bad used ' allY. I I . � ., o. x, 'k, � . , � 4 brick'f4r an irOUW9 -1 o"T � Z. 31%,_ . , . , AR � I 'i - , , d ,11.oeatiuto WR stand and'you will i140 t irO the f tbe� last B I VI. :`1 ... 1'�_ � it� 21 I 1: ;.wi tk4 the its ,�� , I � �,,I,�j, ., ".,4y'' ; , . bw"q I :`,,,�,tll " MIDD 11VIZ _`7�� -W 'k P � I , � 1*1 thf ,,, 11 0 I :,`4 mh A � I I I ' � We�. pots 7,44 Use ill wi *J,tdh longer — , ,I '.,fO feet of fihn, and paid a lafgg, - , - .. �' :,"', s t Z;; Is 17 . " . : �4� !��- , . ill retain their h"�' swx " * wages, Tor a scene which had Webster, the Abbo.* cq,aid.dAb botpri : � ..... i 1.1.11 , ". � , . . : �� I �,ih. ,,�,, "" �, ., �, , � 4ts, 444' Jj6 when, an ordinary 4,taud is used. _k I t'l 1� 4 ' t�- keep the WHAT MRS. GOI)IN $ATS gain. , ,, v0ely -*VMPW'i. and, i - llj Ik -1 -.�,), 11 h W:Aow, t I �,! �', , . � '�' ;j, -:��,"1'51"'tlfl - , , " NI , � ' to bo,411med all over -a . _ftle� JP*_: 1-1 . ."'t""!", - :':�,,�;' I 1.1 11 4�1 I 11�,, �*�_� _ I A th . ok�. Don"t when roasting ni�, .. . , OC 3:001. a , I" , �, , �,�, . 11 A" � _� 41 1, I ''; ! 11 ,- oy IQ _:_ ., % � �i � �': t, I . �; , , "4" ` I p I — . I .: bP has now been � A i, I I �'; � . , �, I -0 .kij"�n in. ovtw gas burning. until it is time tJ A139PT 46& FRUIT-A-TEWW" � quartw of A girls' , I 'i . ina ligy - . - - � "I n. , br ".." 1, I - ,� 11, t.' _, . I _ 11 . � . entl��;,thq,6,* , 1.� , . , 4��11.'. . '.. . t, __ " ,. , _ It. 11", " �. ,,� , , -1.1 - g�� ,, p, so mea . Fo 8 'Me im a . � � curge; ',pe.rhaps thp njost L I'S 7 � I ; -i �, '' ,: i , _" _Q - pie. time they am. OtIt to servie the t r o t e fter . I . I 'A , 11 1\ 1'111� I� , -.1 t . - 0,�S WAR . 53� I I ,77 _ vqq.qg I y To remedy t=t� ICT� the jets are out the t�emperature of PETAIN AS DI�TILILER 4. � " ,;�7'. " ��_ , . 0 yus, �, I c of all, Ims on tag " �,", "'�� . 1 b en will remain higli enough to . I , . and rctmanti ,.:"� d ��:� I � , Y91 F ,,O?� UW)p , is Castle, the seat of the $tra,01,10. : I � � 111. I ; ;1' I � ":,\ * �,�;t'� &, � Ist -n -a tow minute$ U a the ov , � " a ire I :1 1, i - N%,'.� - V�. ," ta. (i for :�� I , I .. , ", _,�,_ water, to which a little am- keep the contents hot. .", SFIRVICE DO I 'peeragej and said to be the qeene', "I f 11 I . e 1; . �t � I k�l .111, .,� ! ��,, � , I I I I . I I � ... I W � , I I .. P hai. been added. Then take If food scorches you should remove - :1 I ... . 6 , . ,::: 11 � ... . � �: !:: X�nhal Petain, hero of Verdilu and the murder of King Malcolm, of Soot � 1""'6" , . wel and they will the ke-tti,e from the stove and place ., � t, ,. -,..", . '' OUT, ang 1=4 . ., 'q�I( I r'1,3�,��,%','�t I . , I .:.:,..-.. father of the phrase, "Theyzb,pll not land, and used as the scene for 1'44c- 11 I .. , "T I - N�. .�!� -� has a large farm and viney ,4. ., " I. I 0,,O, �:, ��, - , L ard- beth" by 5balwspear6. .1 - I . g " , 1?aok almost.. like new. it in another pan of hot water. -*,l ..", .'!-�,�� -'� ... I"i _', lal,lkll I I ;� . , . �, N, �, ;:::: pass," , � . , . I I. .1 � , . Jl,�A,, zqi,.; t ', , L -Discarded TAesh bags� may be used I order to beat the white of an 11:.-� -4, ��, - :,, � � � ,, .,e, , .. 1� �,! ,. � . near Ville-neuve-Loubet, in tha. foot�- As each heir of Glamis comes."of - � �',�";�',,,`, � P;!�11; , -1 1115m, I I I %.,,�k' I .1 , -...It - ,. I.".. , , "I"i - . , c, I 10' 1* - f y . f 1. 4,40 I IV- 6,,;,:,?�' ;i:, e mars " I � . . . . . - . , . . . I i� t�tu ", " 't'.."..."..."..." f , il*`* rip" . , - T� . 1 A �,�,� ,I 11 as chain dish Cloths for egg to a stiff froth quickly, add a ik"%, :t-,'-'.' -o , lt`,i!,�,, , - Apece5s, U . I hil�ls of the French Alps. ' age he is admitted into a secret . � Scouring pans and kettles. pinch bf powdered sugar and fine salt h To drinX & '"' - _il ,;:.: � �!.. I , hal operates the firm him- the grint old'castle. _.. ,�,:: ,.',il�l ing water and and beat on a Ainner plate with a p of a walled -up room I I I . I I ITI, Rl'�.r.p, . 1��gga povered with boil ::: �i. self. In addition to his winesi he is There are tiale � ,. ... . . .1 . � .!'' . stand for five minutes are broad pointed knife. a :. !��:i X, �,::;t�::: licensdd to make a certain amount of * th thi kn Isses of the walls, con- . "', I . .1 . .� allowed, to ' ��, � �:��:'�'�.,� .:: - . "I'll - . I I 114 ed than eggs placed Rugs should not be shaken. In- i:.",:;::�:i::i:��;:...,;:::��:: .... �]-�.`�� .. 11 � . . ,;, � .... - ... � � � .91 �,�- , mo,�re easily digest . ,.,:::K*j:�:j:j:::,::,::;j brandy each year. The other day, III P mystery which it is es- —'-- - _.: I � , - sorn 1925. The fatal iq the bank, e1c ial travel -or, " ,,�-�,� I. - I clothesline ZI "? . ' '.i t ng -,he heads --of the hou�e against 60,01 . ly �',�* I 11' ig water and allowed to boil stead, hang them on a ;�,,�'i�,i:,,�i�i��.i sen ial that 2 ilf � I - -1 ,,� , ., in bol IT accompanied by his orderly, both if .0 ��'.,� �,, �; ,: fUriously for three minutes. beat thein with a cane beater kept :::�.�:.:.��i�i i�`:.�:��.,��..--: Ore should know. cases inereasbd from 845 in 1925 tolthe emi�loy n " e, -alL ' Ravu . - �' �.::`:,� , clothes, the marshal I Of TS of the wage 1whi ces -to III I 1'1� - the purpose. "':;:�,"K -1 them in, farming �rtath .1 . I - I 11 ,_7_.:11:.-.. , , .,. ,7 ,-,i� I I" ��,.:t:. ,�41:... om, it, is said, is broken in- 400 in 1926. An investigation ,, On tal,Jng cakes out of the Oven, foi .i.� . - to the headquarters of the de- y - 1" t. 11 id x - b." A handful of salt put in the rinse . �;]�� went. oard pa I b., 11 I �: � * his � , I �1�1 . . . . . . : ; o have - place the tin on a wet cloth for ten �� ::: , ": : �:::;�.: partment t ,permit as a I t� byathe earl, and his factor each reports to the Compensation B Scarcely One is Suf- -ie c -es can then be water these cold wash days will keep � :.., . .::., e n h of age, and is sh . TI al, ,. . ows that a great many more cases trifle for clothes. i�:�'; , or 15 rainutes. ... ,:.,�.,.�, distiller renewed. tirn. eir comes the er- ,, , clot,hes from freezing to the line. ��, ,�,.�, I have been reported involving medical ficientlyvaluabl,eto require s IU- , 11 �a� '� , . turned out without the aid of a knif I e, aw I "What's your name?" the clerk en ' walled up again until the next ices, Of a life -insurance agent. - When taking a pie from the oven, ��, r. . 1, . of thel aid only. From this it appears that v . , � � '� ation causes a repetition 11k 11 r i -1 � '. pay ,R, 4 �'. and will not stick to the tin. q a i�. �:_ .1, , quired, beginning to read the 'er e, ,,er rmerly dealt with surance here is largely to the ., " (IL, not put it on flat surface of 11". :,.�.! .. . . I . . . . . . . . put to the appli- process. many accidents fo . tv,� , � . . - .'� ,, , . always i . -1 - - �, .:; ot uestions iii �"W. I �Z.�, �__ Lablu w cool, but on a high wire rack. ' ..,;� .1 as first aid cases at the plant are now I funeral expenses, to provide a decent , �� 1- I * ) --.Q:;t— ut w�deapread insur ,".� "I", � ,�, , �,., cal for a distiller's license. B once of V� ;;, I " The ra,!k helps to keep. the crust , being reported to the Board for medi- I burial. ing . , I , � �, "Petain.11 I h a be s is not found in Europe . ..'' AL 7 num. n I 1, ''. THE McKILLOP MUTU crisp. I %N��., , ,.&P cal aid. I HI u� 11 . ��, "Your profession?" WOMAN'S WEIGHT IS In 1926 the total compensation, a- L \ ,:,,,,,, N it- the children's shoes � — - " I V I are made 448 xn beings are too cheap. which . , FIRE INSuRANCE CO' " be a vicious circle � I.. . Nva,,cipruof in the fullowing mann-or MRS. 0. GODINT- I ,,tayshal." warded was $5,821,351.9.0 or nearly I here ay . . .... , , I ...... � �� 11 "',�',-1, � ,h�.v will not only keep out the wet, you serve in the war?" POUNDS $300,000 more than in 1925. During pleventsmhe decent living wage in V . .�:. I KAFORTE, ONT, ' Mrs. Godin's letter is of PVOCUIar interest The marshal smiled, then tu ned t How can wages be higher . I �,c. � I " , HEAD OFFICF_-S t* will last much longer. to wo , -life. It r . 0 "Some a -n great, some achieve 1926 sillcosis and compiessed air orl Eur 1 ,�,'.�: ., bu men approachin6 iniddle the orderly and said: "What do you re boi withTut'f urther increasing the cost,of � , '', " — Melt together two parts of bees- have greatness caisson diseases were added by the ... " 1, �. _�� . OFFICERS: reads: . think about it? Do you, think I serv- greatness, and others vicious circle or not� , � �, wax and one part' -Of mutton fat. Ap- ,, But , I am givinl- this testirnon;al hoping it thrust upon them." The heroine Of Board to the list of industrial diseas- ever come to Europe I ply a very, very thin coating of it cring as I ,d in the war?" considerable expenditures =ity will n ff, 11 I V� . J. Connolly, Goderich - - President will benefit e\,e,,Y voinall Suff � this story was born "great" and has es and very is ,deemed worthy Of � t ,,, Jos. Evans, Beechwood,'Vice-presideni while hot to the leathey with a small, did at the change of life. I was obliged 0 since achieved greatness in the physi-' were made in 1926 in connection with until the laborer W. i b Here the ox is muzzled who I - � -Treas C - and cal sense, for at -the age of thirty- the payment of claims for silticosis. is hire. ",',,, ff . ,.�., D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, See. brush. Give two oatings of this and to go to bed, �ad terrible dizziness ' ' \ � 1�11. ��,� AGENTS: leave it for a few hours to dry. pain, and felt extrenick, ,.vvak. '&ruit-a- ' SHIHOIS SHNNI(I five she tips the scale at 448 pounds, There has also been a marked in- treads out -the corn. .. I I'll ,.. .. I - �' medi- Meat and butter and eggs cost about ,. � I, I I - R. No. 1, Clinton; When washing valuable china or cut tives' wore really a Goo send to in-,. Now -ere dis_ and expects to put on a further 66 crease in the amount paid for 4 .. t i I Alex. Leitch, R. Ohn mur. glass it is a good plan to place a I am in perfect health. Every wonlan Three f reshmen at college w d (I � 1, .. W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J . I at the bottom should follow my example. They would cussing the incomes of their father, pounds of s -olid flesh before she stops cal aid in 1926, the total having been the same as in America. Bread an .. . � . I... L".. I -ille; J. W. Yeo, Gode- heavy Turkish towe ng, so to speak. $988,486.70 or slightly over $112,000 vegetables are slightly cheaper. Rents ; � , j. � ray, Egmondv of the basin. This prevents all dan- surely get the wonderful relief I did."- One said: "My father writes a song gr,, great lady is Mrs. Hilda Walk- more than in 1W5. The total medical for the common people are appreciab- I I � ,��', rich; R. G. Jarmutb , Brodhageu. The egulated by law. f . "', of the china and glass getting Mrs. Onesime Godin, Paquetville, N B. in an evening and takes it downtown I,- ger er, proprietres,s of the George Hotel, aid for 1926 amounted to 21 per cent. ly cheaper, being r . �,11 ,�., DIRECTORS: chipped. By toning up the stomach, kidneys and the next morning and sells it for Beaconsfield, the 'pretty and old world of the benefits aw4yded by the Board Clothes are aliso less, -railroad and .1 ,.�, ry it in a cool _tives" is a great help to $25." - in Sqhedule 1. street -car fares, theafres and amuse- , '.1,'. TO preserve parsley, d bowels, "Fruit -a stage of life. "Fruit- The next countered: "My father Buckinghamshire town which strad . . 1� ", W-1.11iam Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth place, then put it into air -tight tins women at this trying And, , _�, Brodhagen; Jamez I d'cine. It acts in a writes a story in the evening and dles across two main roads. Mr, Morley states that the. Accider,t ments are not as expensive in Europe "I .- John Bennewies, or boxes. a-tives" is a sane me , naturally, Mrs. Walker is one of the prevention Associations forme I d under as in America. But wakes are not jx$ . , ', I , � Evans, Beechwood; M. McEwen, Clint. To skin a finnan badJock, cut the natural way because it is made of intensi- takes it downtown the next morning best known figures in the town, if not Section 101 of the Workmen a Coin- one-third the Canadian wage; a dol- - . with 1.1, ." combined r a day is hardly attained by the . ton- James Connolly, Goderich; Alex� fish into halves and hold it in front fied, fresh fruit juices and sells it for $50." A woman with a pensation Act plan to continue their la gland, in Denmark, T-1 "I - � , . % . I Br�adfDot, No. 3, Seaforth ; J. G. -a-tives" help you, too. "That's nothing," declared the third. in the country. vi work and hope for a continued redue- day -laborer in En .I .k. of a brisk fire until It begins to curl tonics. Let "Fruit handsome, happy face and a jo al N � 11, , ,�� Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris, up Then sj�trt at the tail end of the , Start today. 25c and 50c a box, evefy- "My father gets up in a pulpit on disposition, she had a large circle :)f tion in the more serious type of acci- in Holland, in France or Italy or Bel- 11 l �,� Harlock; George McCartney, No. S. fis� and pd* the skin off gently. where. Sunday and talks f6r half an hour, rries her mountain Of dent. Over a period of years, death gium. The result is that the laborer, ., � �It�.. Seaf-orth; Murray Gibson, Brucelleld friends and ca representing the great mass of the ..�, When placing dishes on the ice put and it takes twelve men to carry the � W . a rubber ring from a fruit jar under _It,�� money up to him." flesh with amazing lightness --she is cases and permanent total and perm- � . , "', '. as nimble and lightfooted as a cat- anent partial disabilities have shown people, has not ,enough wage to get . I -1, - .. will adhere to lion dollars. Always an optimist, he excellent a deer -ease which, in itself, has en- the decencies of life. . , 11,V �', ==_ — .- the dish. The ring ung American went into , and happiness. She enjoys !�,_, I both ice and dish. uver's great ex- A yo s of In ordinary apartments a bath is ,�� , had the other health and every minute of her -life couraged. the executive committee . , ", �i'� - pansion in mind. But he not barber shop in Monte Carlo takes more than her full share of the the various Acciden't Prevention As- entirely' exceptional, tolbe'ts are atro- ,� ,ol, -.0- , I ��,, It I HEIRS WANTED counted on war and "tight money." day and asked for a hair cut. management and conduct of the hotel sociations to continue their present I cioAus,srunning water is not common. q, , W '. it went tho "Head rest all right, sir?" said the clothes. uccessful commercial traveller ",, � - 1. ,-,�'. SAW SEA SERPENT 150 FEET He lost his paper. With and makes most of her own plan of campaign. . R. ries high. barber, as he got out his scissors. in France or Belgium gets about 1,000 . 1, . I , 1�_ Missing Heirs are being sought famous building-fif teen sto I "No," said the young man. "It's Mrs. Walker skips and dances, and W francs a month; a highly successful , $ I LONG Lyon Was it I when a club or society gives a dinner , .. I I world. Many people He was defeated as mE ., ,-�,�� comfortable. Raise it, please. ne may achieve 1,500 francs, or ap- .. ,V,` throughout the r that the afore -mentioned too at her hotel she does the whole of the STRANGE'SIHIPS PASS IN THE " _ �� L.- - exist- any wonde -Le I was in a -* ,", , are to -day living in comparative pov First-hand accounts of the I , But . rzi` "wiseacres" declared that Taylor was You see the last tin cooking and carving. Despite all her ,roximately fifty 6ight dollars. . 11,11", orty who are really rich, but do not ence of sca serpents ar+� so rare that Riviera barber shop I fell asleep, and after paying for apartment and for . ay be one of the"i a description in Lady Augusta Fane's "through"? activities, however, she loses no YROPIC NIGHT I'll, ", know it. You M years he staged a when .1 woke up I owed the establish- e is steadily get- f clothing there is left a sum .. 11 I ". �, I , i��- . Send for Index Book, "Iffissing Hein new volurne of reminiscences must be For the next ten e to come ment my next quarter's income." weight. In fact, sh n over 70 Strange adventures are told in Mrs. inadequate to buy a piano, a phono- 1 ;. 1 I and Next of Kin," containing .Care- . m and determined hattl ting heavier, having put 0 nt's new bo,ok, "The graph, a wireless, or even to dream ,; quoted, especially as the scene is laid gri ,;;;� ew of pounds in the last four years. When Elinor Mordau I "I . - : . ) - fully authenticated lists of missing back. Deserted by all but a f dress ball for children , of an uto. . " 11 in Canada: ' s friends, he never gave up hope. or , -n at duty in the Further Venture Book," but the a I �, heirs and unclaimed estates which y my son and I and a his door was . he takes her tui , - "One Sunda bar Mrs. Walker is just as active a�.' strangest, perhaps, is of an unexpect- � ,; - have been advertised f or, here and complained. Year af ter year he a policeman stationed at the A stenographer in France or Bel- ,,, ,� " ,,".1 , abroad. The Index of Missing Heirs friend had a thrilling experience. We presented himself as candidate for� instructed not to admit any adults. the ordinary -sized Hebe, and if a cus- ed meeting which occurred between gium gets possibly 600 francs a .If - ,,, ove out to Mire Bay (Nova Scotia), I An excited wo-nan came runnin kes him- an e English month, not sufficient to provide more ,usand, dr , d year after year, some- 9 t," " we offer f or sale contains tho which is a large inland sea debouch- mayor, an I up to the door and demanded admis- tomer becomes noisy or ma prowled through than the absolute necessities. The ,',;��P . ,; - authoress as she 11 �., __X.` of names which have appeared in . ing into the Atlantic, and is full of I tirries by large majorities, sometimes, . . elf objectionable she personally per und the East Indian mechanic in England receives two '-'t, '11, he found himself among slOn- I . , , lion English, Scotch, by sma forms the act of chucking him out, lonely seas aro , 4��.`,, - pounds a week,'and if especially cap- \ :�.. American, Canai , has,-;, conger, and a huge fish called � "I'm sorry, mum," replied the po ., _ , .� ach Bel- the d,efeated. and there is no resisting her per- Islands. , rman, Frei , ,I � 11, ��. Irish, Welsh, Ge IV, "' tuna, which is only caught with a "This evening, as I lay on a Itong able may receive two pounds ten (Bhil- !,,;, � an, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and sail- I But his tireless efforts and bound- liceman, "but I can't let anyone in suasive force. if. 16� �I, 9i chain net. We were in our boat - c t�� other newspapers, lawy- . - less faith in the city in which he had but children." hair on deck, limp with the heat and lings), about twelve dollars and a ba W 1. . inserted by The George Hotel, over the ci-estin ' # I � 11 ing quietly about when all of a sud- , "But my child is dressed as a but- which still hangs about me," But this provides no margin for lux- 'I� , Also , M In c t fl �v I It !�? on, executors, ad inistratora. oming i not ies of which Mrs. Walker presides, is fever " .":. . a rushing noise nvested and lost so much could Y," exclaimed the woman, "and ."I", 1. vontains list Of English and Irish towards us. At first we thought it for6ver refuse recognition, SO in an ancient hostelry, dating back 600 she says, "a youngish man passed as uries and not sufficient for the decen- M, I b79 forg1ten her wings." retty -solidly though he were looking for .some- cies. rne clerk on small pay must ,��,, ' ,- 2 fish running off ,,r it," replied tb * 1.�. Courts of Chancery and unclaimed 1924 he found himself elected mayor , ,t - or 7040 years, and is P deck dress for fns job; in England this re- , �, ne of the big The fol- -an e,p e police nd body, then came back along the '��'�, I En , �1, . dividends list of Bank o 'll, ��, ., gland. was 0 Looking behind with a gratifying majority. have built, with great oak beams a i, . s may be with a salmon net. ear he was re-elected and man, "Orders is orders; you,, many quaint nooks and corners, but toward me again. I asked him who quires, frock coat and silk hat foT . � '1.1,r_ Youf name or your ancestor' e saw, to our great amazement, lo'ving y t has on several he was in search of, and drawing UP everyday wear for a man who gets 4, I � �' , , �,-, � - nd $1.00 (o andate from the ratepayers to let her go as a caterpillar. . I in the list. Se no dollar) us w the landlady's weigh � ... ?, � a sea serpent forging his way through given a in for the floors rather unsteadily, he fixed me with possibly twelve dollars a week. 1 1111"' at once for boolL to spend no less than $1,055,000 on a - occasions been too much � '. I the water within, a few yards of us. stare, then ejaculated: In Belgium and in Holland and in I 1 ". of progressive improve- .1�11 ""I programme which hav,e partia,lay collapsed be- a long ,,:�`tll ` - intemaitioxtal Claim AgencY lts flat head, raised as if to strike U TRAGIC STORIES OF OLD neath her feet. "Good God, it's Elinor Mordauntl" France day in and day out thousands I §,�',J:l men S. - I X,Y� ��' . anything in the way, was about four lection just held he has Married in Denham in 1913, Mrs. I asked him how he lmew me, and of women spend several hours a day 11 111."",� Dept. 296, feet above the water. It's bo And in the e ESTATES , he muttered something about having laboriously washing the povernents, . �__ ; dy was � 111 I I ten inches broad, and it had kin been mturned victor over his oppon- Walker went to the George in 1914 read my books -seen my Photographs trubbing -and polishing the house on- N,�',,.,. Pa., U. S. A. a s ent-a former leading alderman-bY 11YL, : ' ., PiMbuirgh, , 29Wtl like a py-thon, with dark brown patch- From time to time doom strikes at and there her only child, a daughter, in the paper.- When I, however, re- trances. On hands and knees you abe . , i�,, , �; more than two to one. ilies of Brit- was born, on November, 26, 1916. The, that he had the advantage a Belgian woman scrubbing the sade- I,- es. It was quite 150 feet long and 1. .� � , . ems to child, who weighed but 3% polqnds Pt marking ,_ �, I �__ — seemed to propel itself by the 0 ish nobility in a way that se cient birth -the average baby weighs 7%, of me, asked -him his name,, he an- walk, rinsing outthe cloth over ' edid ", 1'�� ; ", - . strength of its back, as it bad no fins, THE GLASS CURED point to the fulfillment of an an pounds- is now a fine big girl, seal- swered: "Only a common drunk," and over again by hand. Yes, aghin oild . f '�4 . I., with the long body wriggling and HIS FACE IN curse laid ort the -family. t has ing close upon 84 p6unds, and the drifted off into the darkness. 'again you see a,woman take a lorge o�_,. IT An instance is the evil fate tha sh and with water and brush 6cftb t, I I ,Fl LONDON AND WINGRAM squirming through the water like a LYTTON AS GAMBLER ve. Mrs. Walk- - bru , , "': , , when befallen the Pelhams in the past few apple of her mother's el I. 1.i snake moving through the grass !W the paved street whe're horses hiVe ,�,,.'�' North. . � , . 11 %,A! I a.m. -pin. in pursuit of a victim. We heard of- Inviting people of this generation -weeks. li.� fourteen days the family er weighed 456 pounds at the time R as �,,�� :, Victorian title was held by no fewer than three her daughter was born, and the dOc- THE CHEAPEST THING IN EU - P sed. It is a picturesque sight, ��'� � fteter ............ 1,0.16 6.04 terwards that it had been seen out to step back with him to tor thought she might -regain normal often depicted by artisU I It is not a ,,� ow Earls of Chichester. OPE-iUST POOR HUMAN picauresque sight as you reflect -upon , n","` I Rowan ........... lo.30 6.18 in the Atlantic by the crew Of Lord days Sir James Crichton-Browne, n 91 weight. She did, as a matter of fact, 4,4"'! 5 6.23 Crawford's yacht, the Valhalla." eig�i�-six years old, has just issued The sixth Earl of Chichester, dyin r W611 ' the meaning. These poor humans 4,�C, ose 77 pounds, but was neve BEINGS have nothing better to do. .0!,,, ottings," in left estates and titles to, his son, who I . I � t��,! .... a book called "Victorian Jc and only, recovered her �,", , Brucefield . ., . . . 0 within nine days, succumbed to pneu- 'at this time, .�&- Is an interesting episode he regained her weight, Diamonds are relatively cheap in The problem of the sexes is ratich �i".'�', 10.58 6.46 which 'he tel nia, the disease that killed his fa- health when s ��,01� " 1 6.62 n who bad mo a few ol Mrs. Walker's Europel, Wines and liquors are cheap more apparent in Europe than in Am- V�!,�_ � u, Ar . ....... LL05 CRASNED-RIGHT DOWN AND in the life of Bulwer-Lyttol I .,,��o, . houses ther. John Boston Pelham, the four- Here are -hi , '�,�-� , =1 n, Lv . ....... IL15 6.52 gone to one of the gaming year old boy next in succession, measurements: Arm, 27% inches ; rated in dollars and cents, in Europe. erties. Themes w ch. are hardly .A ��,.!, -11.21 6.58 OUT, NOW MAYOR OF then fashion-ible (as now!) where he teen ,%,i ,, ". - and the present Earl Chichr-ster is chest, 60 inches; waist, 59 inches; FU,, and fine robes are to be had for broached with us are exploited in the 1-4,,�,,` 1,andesborough .... U.35 7.12 had played heavily and won exceed 17 inches; calf, a comparative song in Europe. But. theatre and 'On the printed page. Afil- 1"";4,- the eigth earl. Less than a quarter hips, 71 inches; neck, ota of such lit6ratq" ,�, IL" 7.21 ingly: A,a6t�l Blyth ............. inches. he eat of all the things in Europe. erica. has its qu ";? when he of a century ago the fourth earl was 29% c so �,� ,, �,, , .... 1L56 7.33 The crowning achievement "The day was dawning are -tuman beings. and drama, but in Europe thero seetas . 't"'Ip., ,. Belgrove ...... t of a ", �., 46 I- reached his owm rooms. He was still alive. 1; � -.40- 3�,_"V,' 1W-Mgham Jet., Ar. . 12.08 7. e In England as in Germany, in Hol- absolutely no limit to what is present- 4,�,` particularly col,orful career is the Sometimes the fate of a family is ""',kc1q Vifthom jet., Lv. . 12.08 7.45 tartled and shocked by the reflection This rests fundamentally ul"n . � �,Nl �, � ection for a sixth term of L. D. Toy- s ran, who land as in France, in Denmark as ed. 11 ,,�Sz of his face in the glass. The ex- bound up with 'a concrete object, as Over optimism. -The also- , �,,, Wingbgm ......... M12' 7.55 of high exchan the disregard for humanst The fath- , �1 il-1. ]or, as Mayor of Vancouver. f the Musgrave family, opened all -his campaign speeches, iii Italy, in country get ; I � "Down and out" ten years ago; vot pression of his countenance was not in the case o un- eriess babe and the wrecked family ;� ,. - in country of low exchange, in cc ' -1 1. South. only haggard but sinister. He had owners of the "Luck of Edenhall," a with, "A, I gaze out over this broiad n p humans. I i,'%, ". , 44 � t'. , -�, . .1� p.m. ed out of the mayoralty; bankrupt in 4 � I "' , " "I �" " , , I � � "`� " " ' �"' '� 'I "' "" ' ' � .' - , "' ' . � ly ' 11 " ` , " ' - 01 I : , - " 1 !Mg�",44 11i ", , " 11 � ". 'I, 11 - 11 I 11 R "'� , 1�'t 'J� ", ,� ", "�', ", " REN I, .., �11 I 4,, 1,512 A; 10 I Iff"!" 4,40M ",__ 41.11":� t , iid 11 1, : : i I I �,t, R.M. risked far more than he could afford beautiful glass goblet which has been sea of intelligent faces-" begins to try with currency at par a$ compared are, after all, o ly chea , 1. - - The dignity of Tfiin, the superlative . � . , . , � � ,,,,, . ,,�'? ...... 6.55 3.15 business and his daily paper gone ; his luck had been extraordin- lent by the present baronet, Sir Court- feel that he exaggerated. -Lethbridge with 1914, everywhere in Europe hu :1 ..... .. �, Wingharn from him without any particular busi- to 10s"', " -, ., � ic� ..... 7.01 3.21 ary. But the ignoble emotions of the enay Musgrave, to the Victoria and Herald. man beings are to be had -cheap. value of human beings, must be re- . ..% W-.wgham ness or occupation to -day he stand, The railroad erhploye, the street cognized in Europe before the world ''I I 1. useum. �� , ,Iv ... ltl.,�',. . Belgrave . ...... 7.15 3.32 at the head of all things civic in the night had left their lingering traces Albert M cleaner, the municipal workers, the will be right again. -Dearborn lude- ,;,,, " 1.1%, , .... 7.27 8.44 a, he on his countenance, and as he caught It is a magnificent specimen of old "4.1L, , 1�1 Blyth ......... Pacific Coast city and smiles - day laborer in every walk, the clerk pendent. . ,�,,- 7.35 8.52 of his own features, still work- glassware, and according to legend, as Doubtless. -The Calgary Eye -Open � 1�4 I Londesborough .... recalls the predictions of the "wise- sight ' eapolis, Minn.," ,,, t�,�� ),:, of a long as it is, preserved intact the er, "published at Minn — I ,,�. , Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 11 when he fell from the mayor- ing with the hopes and fears - _ �I,,,g� -I'. first housti- of Musgrave will flourish. If, h9_9 been barred from Canada. That — \11 ,'Vj acres . . ,�'T. ; . Clinton ........... 7.56 4-13 ic'Ous excitement, be for the q , .. . ... 'j,,� altv vears before that he would never v r --vo- '+he wonderful vase is shot- ought to make the good old Bob Ed- , rtt�._ n - I . , �14,,;,., Clinton JCL ....... 8.08 4.20 ,,, time despised himself. It was the sgraves will, be doomed. wards break a few strings on his "T'�I", '_', stage a comeback." tered, the Mu ��%Ii;", , ', Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.22 he formed a re%olution that, be tbe �,',�,��'�.� , lKippen ........... 8.22 4.40 ,, Born in Ann Harbor, Michigan, eircumstianceg of his future life what "For if this glass shall break or fall harp. -St. Catharines Standard. �',", Louie" Taylor tried abou whether Farewell the luck of Edenhall." ,p,�,J,",. t alD the � ,4�,��,,�,,, 11 �111_,V 1. Hensall ........... 8.32 4.50 can po3- they might, no inducement, �� yt, occupations a-, a youth that 0 him E,laborate precautions are always — v1,;f1",�W; Exeter ............ 8.47 5.05 f need or greed, should tempt Tit For Tat -7f he really feels hor- 1111.2 �� ,1 . sibly fall to the lot of a boy. His taken to protect the "Luck," "as it al-' I ..", _1 to gamble again. He kept his reso- rified when a filling station is robbed, ''V . most remarkable success just then he prateetWe screen," Sir 4 .1 � ,� ways has a -London . ;t I : 1, -. . C. N. R. TIME TABLE admits was in selling popcorn. For lution.", he hasn't yet bought a car. � Courtenay Musgrave said recently. , - 1 " , I ". he had a widowed mother to support. - "Nothing short of a fire or an earth- Free Press. . �.,:, . �, , East. a , ,:, 11, �. a -m. p.m. He next turned to distributing al- NEWS ABOUT KNIVES ,quakc! is likely to cause a calamity. No Tormenting Ease. -Blessed are , , , IL I , . ac.s for a printing house. This "(;lass experts attribute it to the 11, �1 � : , 6.00 2.20 man' They must pay cash and 4 I I , rl `,.;, 2.37 was his real start, for it was this the poor. .,-,,,01� .11 Holmesville ....... 6.17 . occupation ,which turned his steps to- Do you know that if steel k-nife tenth or eleventh century." Lord sy payment% to torment "'ffit..; have no ea � , , -1. 6.25 Sometimes, as in the case of - 1,1? ... 2.52 blades are washed in too bo,t water 1;."R,�. � Clinton ........ them. -Toronto Globe. I— 11", � i,; ., - / 3., wards the printing business. the steel is thereby injured, and the Deqbnrough's heirs, evil comes like a � �",, %� I .., . Seaforth .......... 6.41 2 Fighting . '1��, , [ "I 11- for an education -using :-111 N " .St. Columban ...... 6.49 8.20 edge of the knife is blunted, or loses .,,u,id(-n storm, sweeping away almost Modified Ambitions. -At twenty our �� -, -,.� I 'I Dublih ....... - 6.54 8.2g every hour of spare time he could to its sharpness? the whole of a generation within a ambition is to conquer the world; at ,� . ,� '.' I study -he hMd in succession a num- very brief time. % X,'o . . ",to . We ugM to be told that the handles forty it is sotne way to get the car 'I'L - "I. p.m. p.m. ber of positions on railways running All three of Lord Desborough's sons 11."�� -nives should not be put into hot ChronicleWl'tele- 1, �,�. of k paid for—Quebete � , .-, � I out of Chicago. Oddly enough it was vad. Two were killed in the war � .4 ..'�, il Dttblin ...... 10.87 5138 9.137 water, but a recent authority deollares are d ' grapIL 11 ;. 11 K,;� - � another industry entirely wbich ,even- as we're theiT two cousins, Captain ��11: �111._ St. Columbon. 1OA2 " ... that unless the handles are made of j,��); ;�r�,: - 5.5S 9.5� tuably brought him to British Colum- Francis Grenfell', first to gain the V. ,.a— � ,�, ''_,"' L. genforth .... 10.63 silver, and thus conduct heat to the y i� , ,-, %", , , - 1, 10.04 bia. For he had heard so many re- C. in the v-ar, and Captain "Rivvy" . '�!"*,,,, , C blades, or of wood, bone or I ..... 1� 6109 . �,�, , -�� , finton ...... ILIO ports of success to be ac other Grenf PII, leaving the youngest "son, the DETAILS OF PAYMENTS BY �,�I,'�" L� , t , I hieved in 1. u" , 11 , 1, ,�� ltt.�� A41,7"'t'' HolmesAille .. 11.20 7.03 10.19 . . substance which, when heated, ex - "I �;�, f, I ..I ,,, m ng in the west that be determ- Hon. Ivo Grenfell, heir to the title. ,!.�,,,, � 10-30 In' �,L - 1_1L_ �_A pands� thus loosening the handle, ENSATION " �, "<�, �,: ,, 6oderich .... ILAO 1.20 A WORKMEN'S COMP I , -1 - . il- ) I W � � ... I 1�11,. 11 ,.. " .!,� . I I ,� � Men he would take ce a a - there is no other reason for tha pro.- Then, less than three in * ont-us ago, I .1� )"",". - '' ; ,,, �,, � .. vice of Horace Greeley. came a I ble motor accident n6ar � I ! ! ? ! , � �'. ,I I , "�i;,.�� P. IL TtKE TABLE hibition. it is, then, not the handle t-, 'f 1 BOARD IN, 1926 — — I .. I " ",��',,�'- I ", . C. . In British Columbia, however, he H-awkhurst which robbed the Dedtor- - - I I 1"'; ;� I., � 1. �,�. itself, but the, knife blade which is . 0 . 'All. __ I F W I -I.... -_ 1, IUSL failed to become a great mine owner. ough barony of its'heir, the Bon. Iva Speaking of the accident experience i I ,j� ,,, "VIC"'; . a % 'A , 't", f,'� " �. . . I . I t injured by the heat. . - , 11� .", "Ill 1�li ,". '. � - I— -, " a-10, Inattead be soon found 'himself back '08 Grenfell. He was the fifth potential under com. ensation in Ontario in ifte 1/1 , , ,i;,11,', 111;UL'o", ,- - , . � . ,�, .'I 0; ,P,� .. .'' 1 7 1 -11 1�j�,,�,, , I ;r I ..... 16-50 again In the printin0l industry. Next 40 successot'W his father"g-title, to the Post year, Z B. - MOT1,87, General Mon - 1. ,,,, .11, � 111.� P, 1;;� "I .. 1 t�'4 ." � " . I Prevention - .11 ", t� � r gar, Industrial Accident " ,, 5.66 .be becaltre civic license commissioner 1%'217 TALIS to YOU 1�1 " 1.1'vk�,-"� ',. 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