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!�, %v-,1tt.,r. aliLl �hen exposed to tht., edifices as the Woolworth building. not'be popular with the group who garment and keep it otT until you are no other Zears can bring.-4ne Rev. I '
- Planners of a ,bigger and better' New prefer, Indoor sports, but their aP- ready to start out again. If you be. A. Wellesley Or= By telegraph, 'aviation and now . ."
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL , " York of the future, in,which such pearance brings joy to the devotees come hungry have a cup of hot choco- - � has 'ba-
- d walls should be thoroughly buildings ab the Woolworth structure of outdoor games. Those who have late, or some bGuillion, or nibble a come a thing of other days,London
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FIRE INSURANCE CO3Y. �i�,t pt. If ,6vater under pressure I,, at will be mere stepping -stones, are in- felt their invigoration and atimula- piece of milk chocolate. Professional I have great'sympatby for I thedull' Free Press.
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)wiid tht� scrubbing out can be great- clined to believe that the thirty-year tion anticipate with eagerness the fun hikers generally nibble chocolate a- boy, who, morally speaking, is one of I -
HEAD OFFICF-SEAFORTH, ONT. ly Iacilitao d by turning on a powtr- prophets are right, in the,out of doors which brings long the way if hungry, preferring the most valuable members of the
fUl sLrt-ain of water. Should water "If so, the work of tearing down sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks. to wait ubtil the end of the hike for community. -Mr. E. C. Arnold. The best preparation for the future
OFFICERS: pres*(.n� not be available a good the minor buildings to make room for Winter sports are important aids even a hot drink. I I is the present well seen to, and the
the major may come within the life, to ��Lalth and beauty and should be Exercise in the open air induces last duty well done -,-George Mac- �,� �
J. Connolly, Goderich - - President scrulobin, can b�, given all woodwork time of most inhabitants of greater indulj:�d in by all, who can possibly deep breathing, develops the lilngs, Donald.
Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president oe Nvalls and flours, using hot lye New York. And much fun seems to take part. Many of those who pre- purifies the blood and gives the tis- :Many parents are,woptlering whe- -
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec.-Treas. water (3 pounds of lye to 25 gallons be promised in the sheer spectacle of fei S#Lying indoors in cold weather sues the power to resist disease� This thet to train up thor boys as prize
AGENTS: of water), Follow the scrubbing taking apart such a building as the and who are skeptical . of the gains means fewer colds and the more ser- ,fighters or long distance swimmers. ,- , �
Alex. Leitch, P, R. No. 1, Clinton; with lye water A good fortnulao fur Woolworth. Nobody can predict how from outdoor exercise in winter are ious complications a*ing fromthem. �Forgus News -Record. As an excuse for China it might be
ohn Muz, this would be done." those whose recollections are that The number of winter sport enthusi- . I . said that many people are bad temp -
W. E. Elinchley, Seaforth; J whitewash is au follows*.- - such indulgences resulted in cold feet� ered whentbey are waking up,Ham- -
ray, Egmondv-Ule; J. W. Yeo, God- Unslaked lime, 2 pecks. - numbed fingers and nipped noses . asts is increasing yearly. People 1 ilton Herald.
iich; R. G. Jarmuth, Brodhagen- Slmnish whiting, % pound. . in- a.re beginning to understand that y h I
, 3all., I peck. DINNER STORIES stead of the tang of cold air against fewer colds -result from exposure to man firat told tales about a woman. .
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DIRECTORS: , Glue, 1 pound. the cheeks and the tingling of blood cold and dampness than from diges- War started when the woman heard
Poor Pat spent almost his last dol- through increased circulation. tive disturbances produced by winter about it, -Brandon Sun. In this day of feminine bandits
Wflitam Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; Rice flour, 3 pounds. And there is a reason for such prej- -
John Bennewier, Brodhagen; Jame* Crude carbolic acid, 2 quarts. lar for passage to America. After a udices. These people have gone out overcoating. I - . thete�. is no better protection than a -
Evans, Beachwood; BL McEwen, Clta- Water enough so that it can be week in New York looking for work unprepared for the cold, with the re- With winter well under way *on � . tame mouse in your pocket -Austin 11 �
ton; James Connolly, Goderich; Alex. applied easily and thoroughly. he was dead broke. As he sat on a sult that they experienced none of the have probably chosen and are enj6y- En � glish schoolb-6ys 1*ave Always American. , I
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Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. 6. [Leeping Yards Clean. bench in the Battery h or pleasurabl* sensations and were pun- ing shown a remarkable power of self. -
Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferrik Lt is highly desirable to alternate being pulled up on the dock. "Arrah!" ished by disagreeable results in the swing. Take; the proper pre- defense against any attempt,to,make' . — J- �
said Pat, "if I had known you could * cautions and join the army of red
Harlock; George McCartney, No. 3, yards in such a way that they can be It is said that in order to be healthy them work too hard. -Dr. Lyttleton. A good many people seem to think
walk over I would have saved me at least two hours every day should eheeked, sparkling eyed outdoor fans.
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Seaforth; Murray Gibson. Brucefield ... d for garden crops every second passage money." be spent in the open air. As ever, I You will be greatly rewarded. the political plum tree grows better
year. Ir this can not be done trs- I I after grafting. - Norfolk Virginian
I quent ploughing and applicatIons Of am an advocate of walking as the - a great work, pilot. -
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Ume Is the next best way of aiding "That fellow hung around your of- cise and one in which all may in- CURR9XT WIT AND WISDOM telling us many startling thinge we .
HEMS WANTED tl�o soll purification processes. With- fice a good deal, doctor. Don't see dulge; Even the business woman can have to believe because we do, not - - )
out proper care of the yards. it In him lately." find time to spend the prescribed two know enough to contradict them.- . The surprising thing a -bout people - I
"No, I knew I couldn't help him." hours in the open air by walking. People who have'no rheumatism i Toledo Blade. is that so many have just as much
Missing Hai" are being sought only a matter of time until they b6- "What had he?" Most of the hiking clubs keep . in sense as you have. -Brandon Sun.
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Iftoughout the world- Many people come polluted, with parasites, cocal- "A terrible thirst." their weekly hikes, no matter what reliable weatb�gr bureaus for storm
are to -day living in comparative pow lilosia and pathogenic bacter4L the w6atber may be and, although the warnings. -Galt Reporter. The disappointing thing about .,
saty who are really rich, but do not Disposail of Manure. distance covered is not so great as in bringing a country like Nicaragua to Faster means of travel would be a
know it You may be one of them. The dropping boards should be "It's hard," said the sentimental , the hikers feel well . terms is that we're sort of ashamed- great aid to business if they- didn't
Bond for Index Book, "Missing Heirs repaid for their struggles on icy f it after we've done it. -The Ohio I enable one's competitors to get there
cleaned daily and the manure remov- landlady at the dinner table, "to think . A Kaiser said of state Jounal It' I 1, I
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wum up con--% — ed to a closed storage box. The
fully authenticated Hato Of mhWing
that this poor little lamb should be
In walking it is advisable to start
many, so George Young might have
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the same time. -Kingston Whig-
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practice of using *and on dropping
beha and unclaimed estates which
destroyed in its youth just to cater to
our appetites."
slowly, gradually increasing the
said to himself. "My future is on
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"Yes," replied the smart boarder
speed to a brisk pace. A quick walk
the vrater.'�-Hamilton Herald.
A country is no better than its jur-
abroa& The Index of Missing Hein keep the birds safely away from ma-
for mile contains thousands nure of all kinds favors the trans-
Struggling with his portion, "it is'
is much less tiring thar, a slow pace.
Walking slowly hinders the circula-
ies, soliloquizes a writer, but surely
It is estimated that only three peg
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of names which have appeared in mission of disease and intestinal
tough."
tion and produces fatigue, while a
If a bride isn't homesick for her
conditions cannot be as bad as that.
-Norfolk Ledger -Dispatch.
cent. of all premonitions of war are
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American, Canadian, English, ScoteJb, parasites. All dead birds should be
vigorous 'walk stimulates the circula-
tion. An
family six weeks after marriage it's
felt by persons who have nothing to
News.
Irish, Welsh, German, French, Bel-
Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and destroyed by burning, burial is us-
Cuthbert bad been listening forhalf
even pace maintains an
even temperature,
a sign that she married the right man.
etroit
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other newspapers, inserted by lawy- ually not satisfactory unless the per- �
an hour to a lecture from his father
The shoes worn for walking are of
- Kitchener Record.
Most people 'are religious at heart,
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ars. executors, administrators. Also � sun doing the undertaker work Will
o.n. the evils of late nights and late
utmost importance and must be com-
g to do with
But don't suppose that self-control
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eontains list of English and Irish I berid his ba,ek enough to make a
ri s, � ng -9 in the morning.
fortable. Unless galoshes are worn
organized religion. -Canon McCorm-
will be unnecessary when we have
Courts of Chancery and unclaimed deep grave a.tid thereby put the cax-
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l'ou will never amount to any-
thing," .said the father, "unless you
� the stockings should be of silk and
wool mixture because their
A Waterloo county farmer has two
hired men and eight barrels of cider
ick.
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government control. -Hamilton Her-
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dividends list of Bank of England.
Your name or your ancestor, I cass down below harm's way.
s may be I Gleaning Utensils.
*urn over a new leaf. Remember,
i:.'s the early bird that catches thc1and
of absorb-
ent qualities. Gloves should bewarm
working for him. -Kitchener Record.
ald.
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in the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) � I
large enough to permit the fin-
Good cooking, in a domestic sense,
at once for book. � All paus, troughs and fountains that
can become c,outa,mivated, should be i
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- 1i a, ha!" laughed Cuthbert, "how
gers to move about freely. Woollen
mittens or leather mittens lined with
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is not expensive or elaborate cooking;
Happiness is laTgely a matter of
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about the worm? What did he get
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w I ar th mo t � ti fac ry ba
oo e e s %a s to nd
Free people are those who know no
tyranny except that imposed by their
it is the perfection of siinplicit�M.
Francois Latry.
refusing to want -what you can't get.
i each week. Roosts may be sprayed
Dept. 296, weekly of
lor tur-ning out so early ?
-yl -on," the father, "that!
J covering for extremely cold weather.
own f ool- laws. -San Francisco Chron-
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� o cid and coal oU.
v replied
worm been to bed all night;
' hadn't
A light weight pair of knickers of
,,r silk be
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Pittsburg, Pa., U. S. A. such in keeping the
silk wool should worn. If
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practice will aid
2980-tf louse pest in check.
he was on his way home."
the ,-]othing is tight the CiTCulation
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Before electric signs were invented
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and f(�et will result.
The latest is naming a baby Bob-
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rows -they have to be pushed to get
anywhere.-Kitch,ener Record.
actors were obliged to make theix
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kindergarten
The proper style of garb for ice,
after his mother's hair. -The Fourth
reputatiOI)B acting.-Seattle-PoO
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flock may seem a lot of work
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� success and profit cannot be exp�eted
The first day of tho
teacher explained to the children th.at
skating, ice hockey and skiing at
Estate.
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I,ONDON AND WINGHAM if the work is not done In a thor- I
it behoov(-d them to behave if they
pre�,(,nt worn by girls and women
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wanwd to stay.
conskt�z of wool knickers, wool hc,.e,�
Winter teaches us one thing. Side-
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On his return home, Willie's mother
' Short mackinaw or wind breaker,
'If
Some of these modern girls act A*s
walks may be easy on the feet, but
A pleasing vitagraph feature ,;vould
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Exeter 10-16 � week to week will not go In the
6.04 "
asked him how he liked it.
wool -rarf and cap. a skirt is:
if the finger was the only part of
they'are hard on the head -Kingston
be a talking movie of the White House
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poultry business and ba -s written the :
Hensall 10.30 6.181-
"Well," replied the boy, "W've
worn it, should be short and full and�ber
enga ged.-B rand on Sun.
Whig -Standard.
spokesman. -Springfield RepubliclaiL
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Kippen ........... 10.35 6.231 wo �
got to behoove ours,elves, all right."
hlonni(-rs or knickers should be worn�
Each
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inany a wou Id -be poultrymLan.-I.
Brucefield ......... 10.44 6-321 Steve 1>ePt� Extension. �
underneath- of these sports de-
min,k its
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own particular .style of
footg,ar. This makes an exceeding-
No man or woman of the humblest
it is natural that a French chef
The inventor of the looking glaw
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A man and a woman met again af-
ly s(,nsible and practical outfit for
sort can really be strong, gentle, pure
should ask for a French range, but
is the man who made it possible for
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ter the lapse of a number of years.
these sports, as well as for long;
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and good without somebody beipg
why should he have it? He does not
us to see the perfect maif.-Westert$
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11-21 6.58 ROD AND GL'N :
"Do you remember," she said, coyly,
hikes.
helped and comforted by the existence
get it in America or Germany. -Mr.
Advocate.
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LontlesborGugh .... I L35 7.12 ,
BlYth While Jack Miner is well known for,
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to me and I refused you?"
When coming into the house after
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Belgrave .......... 11M 7-33 his interest in the bre,eding and con-, "Yes, I do, indeed," he ,said, trying
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vigorous exercise in the cold air the
garments should not be flung off too
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servation of wild fowl, comparatively !
U-nigham Jet. Ar. . V-08 7A5 , I- I- �1 r
to be gallant. "It's one of my lisp-
quickly, that is unless they are wet-
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I ,� I �, . Wfilgham Jct, LV.. 12-08 7.45 most in the suburbs of Toronto where
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,;. � Wingbam ......... 12.12 7-55 all varieties of wild geese and other bath with s1lowly cooling water and
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1� . A,m_ p.m- teresting plare forms the subject ofl A visiting Briton ordered sorne convenient to bathe, take a brisk rub-
. I 11 one of the articles in the newly pub -1 fresh oyst,ers in July. "Sorry, Sir," down with a coarse towel or an alco-
I'll Whigha ......... 6-55 3.15 s aid the waiter "but we don't serve
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rished rebruary issue of Rod and I hol rub. Put on a complete change I I
7.01 3-21 Gun and Canadian Silver Fox Newi, I oysters at present." of clnthing, if possible. .
7.15 8-32 in which George Ilebd-en Corsan, Sr., "Why not?" I have taken it for granted that be- - .,�� - - fi\� �� I
Blyth ............. 7.27 "This is not the season for them - .-,.. ....".., :�:, --�. , I .
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Londesborough .... 7,35 � . " , -11.W1111i:: ,
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3-�2 his farm at Islingt,on. The article is "FhI But look here, isn't it pos- wind you have protected it with pow- ,�-���:!;��C�,:�-,','N..�,.-:.:�.�, �'�,�'
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li 7.49 4-06 well illustrated. sible to bribe the game wa-rden?" dpr applied over a cream base. After ::1 .��,,g,�....,.� .�-P,�:��;.-�.-,:.���-�w:,,�'l.?".* ��' "I
Clinton ........... 7Z6 4-13 The contents of the issue include You roturn to the house and after ,;..��;$�.-������3.�i��.,,�K:�p.*.i�4;�;,�19",�:k"i:p,�.�l..-�VI-5 ... ... . � w, .
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Clinton Jet. ....... 9.03 4-20 �w , .. .:�� ,,;�.,,:-� .
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many fine stories of hunting and fish- siiii.':,,�i- -1. . . - 1. .. I
accustomed again I ,,�g i %
You h.qve become . .>g � 'j, I
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Brucefield ......... 8.15 4-32 ing. The rpg-War departments relat- . �,.,�. -%g�wl Is 11114 �
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"Ah got a notion to quit mah job," to the indoor temperature apply more i�-m.-�,- P;:'1'1:,M,.f,9:: �%�:';�t.` Kt, I - "
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Kippen ........... 8 4-40 ing to angling, guns and amnlunition announced a gentleman of color in an cold cream, allow it to r m in on � ... -
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Hensall. ........... 8.32 4-50 and the outdoors, contain a g-reat deRl aggrieved voice. "Mah boss won' about ten mi u -wipe off the ex- #,:Z-� . . ,%j:%,"�'?,�.P. -.?,'f.",§� ..
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5.05 of good information on their particu- lemme have a day off." ceq-, and apply an astringent. " . ,� _"] 1� - I I
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Within the cover of this issue is in- pathetic friend. "What's yo, w-uk- be prntpeted, as the b,reath in m I ., - � .
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chirlM Number 2 of Canadian Silver ki-n'? " air qpttles on the qips and cracks will �. "I'. . I .... ��� " I .. o .
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1kaffL Fox NeWs which justifies the promise "Ah sweeps out de 'lecshun boofs result unless an application of the VA�11 . I . I , � . . I
Goderich .......... a.111. P.M. show-ri in tb,p, first appearance. Some after de Presidential Ileeshuns." proper sort of an emollient has been ' ! R�11� . ) I ; 4 %
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431111ton ........... 625 2.62 Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver � "i -_ . ,,,.,,
Seaforth .......... 6AI The salesman was doing his best inary uncolored lipstick or pornaue. �; �-
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St. Columban ...... :,If "I'll ,i -s" �
6A9 a of a motorcycle and side- The colored lipstick with plenty of oil - . � I?
8.20 W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock, w 013POs ,��' .... n.
Dublin ........... 6.54 SM Ontario. car outfit, but the prospective cus- in it is satisfactory, except that when ,.I..,',"'..L.,�:.;�",.:.-.,i�,ii'�i?�.',.�,��!�..I -1 � I.. "
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Dublin ...... 10.87 6.38 ..., ARE SKYSCRAPERS WRECKS plan of installments. up with the ccdbr of the lipstick used. . �, "*'*i I I
St. ColuMban. 1OA2 5A4 "I'll take the outfit," said the other- Many old and experienced hikers ..% "-A; � .."", "'. � % �V; i � I �-,
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AFTER TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS? "but, remember, I'm a very slow rid' ton1h even the lobes of the ears with .� '�, , '. .
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Skyscrapers reach senility early, er." cold cream or vaseline as' protection r,.*�*i.:','*,,� --,.::�.�ii�.�, 4, I
Clinton ...... IL10 8.08 10.04 according to an estimate s,aid to have from fro9t nipping. %,;�"t,:;*,:-X W..'... .
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HolmeffvMis . . 11.20 7.03 L"-1-3 been made by various experts at a Do not wash the hands Just before " M`�N'.` M4 1
Goderich .... 1L40 7.20 10.30 �0 1-11 - - - . 111,11 I
recent convention of the American going into the open air. Apply cold I ��-&." `� : . I ; � I
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Institute of Steel Construction, which A little girl, on a pair of roller cream, wipe off the excess and dust --"y .: ��,�
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generously with talcum powder just �� .."', , - " .
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Godarith ...... � ......... g made earlier this year by Mr. Henry girl ? " moving the gloves. - , . .. I I I
.50 W. Corbett, former president of the "Oh," she replied, very quickly, "I . �� - - I I '. F
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. vdaAw ................ : . American Inst4ute of Architects," already know bow, but I can't stand - t TV�u
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.. . -1k,woot ............... 6'52 Equitable buildings, completed in A guest hurried up to the hotel ter and driddo With a coarse towel. A' _1 Ut prove one% health and appeilte. �
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� rf4 I " I utes to pay bis bill, reach the station come neat heat shortly ifter eming gftowv �14. for a month, anil the territory 1h . ' I
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1:4:, iL . and board his train. in from tb,&, cold. -Chilblains often re- 00),oyMent In the ec rii , 11 0ada's fores . lrli6 �! -11 "y be anywhere from the G
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... � , ttt ..... Hang it," he a latmed, lqlvo for- sult from bringing frog bt jourtM)m over the trap lines and nevtvending 16y �to the tit t TA,ktace, to ihe shares of HuZlonlrl. 1, � ;11
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-, " ": ".. � gotten go -met] - Tre, boy, run up feet too near he�at aftor,'I�xpoqurt to �, .1. . . I . I I �
, .,!,;a-..*..#... . 11.48 6mic life and not structural life. , : 101am, anslusebec, recintif inauggr�. ugg _� is, �Ftl i I ,
��,,!�.,;�Ijt,,',, . to MY r6om-No. 40 -and see if T severe cold, � ,#'d B,ft viiijo ffio,� puiisi I � 4da. have efinifi heir it i-6 ,
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1, 4 * #'-4,36 4;%,6W 6 - . V 6 ..:. 12.61, "'The phyqical life of a New Yo0c , IN . , , in Nationa. Railway , ,oflh- 114 � � 1.
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r�,,� I, I ffiller, construe- Huri five Mint"s now.'O thd sun oo` #n6* 6r' ice, tathl� 02or'A , Qft, owr trap - ' . 114.1 in �. - - L I
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