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k l of your car. tains, might have been lit and such a . dnetio'n. We note as a kind of liter- � grain nourishment for breakfast, lundieon, and supper. I *' I I
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91, I . the bush is not burnt." �I� pas -sed present. The minutes of the June which a PhilOsOpbEr might find Inter- o /
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V... � j0b� "And when the Lord saw that he po,sed of, the following resolutions chose a detective and a thief as it I, we "e cut it short and -returned home to .
I . turned aside to see, God called unto were passed: That the Townshin mOst Popular Uterary heroes. � loved ones who have died than ever sound the alarm which fell, alas, on
,"t tho, i d t Next, in, "The Brigadier Chases the -he had worked for his own ad -vantage. unheeding ears- He wasclassified with
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.. ,.: -ng eye, the hearing ear and the lects to de y w 40- years. In "Waterloo" he pro- and voice were recorded by the t81 -k- bers of the press had a most ,enjoy- , I -
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. , - . understanding heart and he received spector may hire men to destroy same duced ome o�, the most effective one- ing pictures and shown in To -ionto, it able time in wittily proving that he ",� I
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lk � ER - ,.i great blessing. !See in what a tender .and cost shall ,be, 'charged against act pl - 4 Baby fov� I
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li'�.". 'i then thus drawn him he calls him to money for current expenditures be might be mahtioned --- ino, women a. was lifted a yeasr or so before the war he was not one of the finesi fell, Yws I
�. t a' great undertal�ing. Go�d -sai i to read three times and finally passed. 111"Ong tbl, by the way. This, per- broke ,out to warn his countrymen ,of his itime and thUt -he did not rnak-,
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% him, "I ,have surely seen the affliction That accounts covering payments -s a olue to a col -Lain axtis- that Germany ww. already ,ro e world a little -happier and cleaner I Alh-rt 8,Ap. IAWt.d, 34h.,-M-tr"L.
;.I., and I am come. down to Townsbip roads, telephone- a,nd gener- -tic defect in Doyle, his literary sex- for her tiger sprii�g, He had go -no to than 'he had. found it. Only a gTeat 1� ,
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� ..., . . iiship Roads - London Rolling Pas-SjOn- to be found in his pages, .- - __ — -.------ I
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� $11. roken their Mills, steel, $23-68; C.N.R. frei ' ght, crammed though they are with male , . . I
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� 11. :�; e: ering -and discouraging undertakings, 8, $8; R. Geiger, pay list, Road 9, sind then be, would hauve bean more a I
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1 4�� 9 ,0-!e� to Pharaoh, that thou mayest bring H. Brown, pay list, lCuad 15, $16-50; yeproach of having addressea bis utor- 11 11 " ;
�,.�. �. ` .1 .- ..!:: God never wo.-ks T, Ayotte, -.Day list, Road 10, $52.52; les mainly to the taste and intellee- - .
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"I''. :, d, _�'. I. ::. forth my people." EMPIRE TRAA-.,F,.... .
11. . ; , fro,m the many to the, one; be w(nks J, Rennie, Pay list, Road 6, $183.9l; tual capacities of wholesome, sixteen- ' . I "
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.; - was cluate equal to the h,urrible duty Alex. Housseau, pay list, Road 3, the country phy biap, turne-i his idle art economic situation that presents Empire is the logical solution of the
;.i., � ILIU which'he performed under Jethro his $29; J. 'M. Richardson, pay list, Road hand, to the fashio,ning of a ,xtory and problems demanding the highest enoraious problem involved; and the
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�'. 0 ,,_�,-W-rv� an undertaking seemed far beyond W $6.50;, J. Parke, paIr list. Road, 1, -
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I ion he h -as of himself. God answered Roads 8-15, $188.10. Telephone Ac- writte-n- other stories bef,ore tl at and by -many countries, restricting the ensures Canada a most favourable I
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.,� - his ob -- promising his preG- counts -Bell Telephone Co., tolls, :
"i, . _ N10 jection, by I for Canadian product
wj+% April 21st to May 20th, $114.52; agaln- "Micah,01-arice-," a stirring .s and position at the Imperial Conf6rence' �
-.�� ence: "Certainly I will be necessitating new trade arrangements. for the interchange of'product's. I i
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., 1 2.86 Early recognition of this trend provided
...,." T.,. . I people out of Bmt, ye shall serve Can- Tel. & -Supplies, material, $14.06; rtective stories Doyle performed the Pxoviding a market for Canada!s farm. y
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" toSept-6 3 - in and -again. He took ,over a Budget, which has indicated the path a home-naarket for hek'manufactured .
I ise that God would have the people freight on booth and cartage, $6.38; ag'a I :
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-1 I was an assurance, if fully believed, Zurich -Central, switching five weeks, ity if -not a garden., then ,something like ensure a continuation bf� her com. istrition 'offers the greate I st assurance ' i
pl� -Carlson Tel. Mfg. Co. abril-lianitly lighted theatre stage. He �
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I'��'� ALL -CANADA ',ha -1 all intervening obstacles would $85'; Stromberg mercial prosperity. The prompt of Canada's future prosperity. i
I'll be removed ,b,y His, power. material, $15.63; P. Mclsaac, .plary made the detect4ve story a medium . . . I
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� ''I . . I I WORLD MISSIONS balance $759.66; .H. G. Hess, la�,r' LOWER COST OF LIVING, . .
�, . material, etc., $182. General Account i
. ". During the- last week in August and Setting Men Free in India. Bu gets during the past nine years of electorate is asked to approve an July I .
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i 1!1 (By Rev. H. H. Smith, Sitamau.) Zurich Hyd,o, lights for hall., $2.68; 'TO men of acknotvAbdZed genius Who U eral Administration have lowered
largest annual exposition in the world We hope to have a fruitful wintec. Murray & Nicholson, on Wildfon- ha 28th, is, an extension of this. policy; I .
ve 'Something le'Sys to shorw for it. " tatiffs.on many commodities a,nd d - I i I ,
1. .'. 1, vAll be in progress. God has done much here. Ove: one Drain, $1,660.00; -balance all(Ava . - As is said -to the Oerson, who in W implements of production� these aify equl]�ment and machinery iin
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I I F�elatures, displays, buildings, attrac- hundred, and sixty were baptized this Black Creek, $90; J. Ortwein, reductions have a4totriatiail P general placed on the free list.; te�., . .
These need now to be trained " IS' Vlowered . I
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� tion- Asked why we accepted such raw m, livingeosts to the Canadi * and China, free under the .
!, ". rbe Christopher Wren, "Look around you," an Public. POrctli
",", fied that two million people from eet again o- The Kirig-Durining Budgpt, which the British preference. . ..,
�� " terial into the fold, I p&ointed to some council adjourned to I n so we might say ithat the, monumeut I . � .
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11 1,1�',; I I Rihibition promises to eclipse all movement were themselves just as - plays, the vogue of Van Dine, Chris- . SaW Tax --Reduced from,6% to 1%. J[922 -Sugar, agricultural 6ple �
,��_ tie, Fletcher and the swarms cf their tnentaotextiles,
�101 raw,a few years ago as the converts DON'T LOSE YOUR CHILDPEN Postal'Rates-R-educed fr6m 3 cents to 2 cents; . boots and shots; "I -
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!."-".. here are now. 1l)-on't lose your childiren when they for Doyle they would, not have been. penny postage re-established. 1923-Bridih oreferentiat tariff reduced by .
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_ "LE8; VOYAGEURS" a brilliant Nor are they all, so raw. The head leave home. -keep in touch, with them They are his creations shnost as much Cheque Tax -Reduced from 2 cents on every can4JIan Port. .
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"I 11, �,:;,.. I , � . r-evkpwing Canada�s develop- jailer in Pertapgarh 'has for long by telephone. Out-of-town calls awe as is ,Sherlock Hlolvi�s. $50-00 to 2 cents over $ 10.00. -, 19A4 -instruments of production used in 11
I . 2bent from its earliest days will be been asking for baptism. the i s a as simple and easy to make as local In -his last phase�.,Conan Doyle turn- I e agriculture, mining, forestry and fisherle _� .
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Ill '. 16ged ea& evening by 1500 per- Brahmin.. I told him to bring some ones and for very little cost you e n f m hat -e cal to h be � 0rilling , fisher -
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I . one else to ChAst. 'He at once told arrange a Tegulaw visit by telephone called truth, though na-Ilions would, re- sheols,ftigitles. ,
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I ,; , . On "anyone" calls start at 7.00 p.m.; still .
.. - `�V won and asked. me to go to the pri'T' lAsuratwe-Tax-Abolished. , .1
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