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f!. �hard coal that has � 'epternCer 20--26e Council in Jernsa. is. we?" �h - I ..,�
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. . . An 1den1v1r&1tifi(0,w&._d tas00%ax of their *number 'N�Iere sent bearing bens, but big in musical -stature, came not have his car under control; was'l Young ladies "did" their hair forv, .1 .
greetings- and a letter to that effect out from the Tyneside colliery town intoxicated; made a -right turn in the these occasions. What agonies of !,
E, was sent to Antioch when the, three of St. Hilda and created a furore. of middle of the .block; made a left turn 1 braidings and windjpgs on rags'! What-. , 11
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°11,.,. . � and varied hinds of coal. But,now you can tell D. L. St W. Scranton returned, . enthusiasm when it played at the Can- in the middle of the street; backled in- struggle& with 'toiigs and coal oil ,i
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Anthracite (hard coal), the Finest ever brought above ground, by simply. ' , Its director,, James! Oliver, came by less driving was the charge under relax during the evening, and leav,Er _
. I I iooking at It. t his musical gifts naturally, for his which he was beT,d. 6e victim limp- and dank and u .
. `.,.. I . I THAT LAST FURLONG father was- a brilliant cornet player * * * , nhap- 111#4
., and was bandmaster of the colliery I py. It was the age of the blouse an(I I .
, I .1, ,2 "Rastus, you little black rascal, .
.1 1, 'Doctors have put Billy Arnold to- skirt, when a great strong safety pim
V . �, There is no possibility of mistake . . ,foe this fine coal is colored Blue band of 'Haswell in Durham county. gather again, and the winner . I., yelled, Camden Johnstone, owner and er of the fastened each to each at the centre- J f- 'A
... branded as other standard products are branded. . No other coal "I started playing the' cornet when for the4 most o,ut-'of the back, and a belt covered thea
trainer of the Sunnyside Stable, as a I was se-ven years old," said the St.
% * can be trade -marked in this way, so that there cannot possibly be any mite of a ne-ro on a strapping bi standing racing driver on this side of joining.
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1 `4 9 Hilda bandirmster. "That is I tried to the Atlantic is as good as he was be- Lanterns, hung high, shed a *1& I I
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I I ... I . substitution From the pithead to your furnace door. , brown three-year old drew .alongside play it. I 'had, some lessons from my fore he crashed at the Indianapolis and mellow gleam over the place.' 11r, ,
I I'll. . the rail after a morning workouts father and, sure enough, v.rhen I was �
not new. This famous D.L.&W. Scranton Anthracite has ' day or two before the closing of the - speedway race in May. He's been,in the shadowy corners children playedR 1 ,,�e
1 ,:, , . I 'blue coal' is Woodbine spring meeting. "Why don't in my teens I played in my father's Detroit lately and would race again. gaily -for of course they had to come,, "...
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_: years. It has now been tinted Blue with a harmless Aye, so that You may ,; quits running like that on you?" me tell :you. . t that accident that put him in the of their great occasions. Babies, bless.
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.,,, . . what that baby did to me yisterday of the St. Hilda's organization.
;1 . . when Ali whupped him?" replied the sic for the second, time, mad,-- mince- for rocking chairs and perhaps "am J,
," The color does not affect this clean, gasless, long -burning, economical "My band," he carafes S, "has al -
.1c l . I stable jockey rolling the wl*es of hiss . bobby; hob- meat out of his car. About all that air of fire" stayed there, too, visfflng:� I ..
I A fuel in any way ... but it does make it easy for you to order with con- I big eyes. "Dict'n' be jump de fence ways been my bo only was left of it was the'blue print, and I with each other .,Very pleasantly. .
I �A , I .1 . . . e by Of course I have wireless set from this is being-buillt a new racer. They found out who was keeping,
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: ., ; � � fidence. Simply 'phone your dealer and order 'blue coal' in the size . sideways, th'owed, rr,4 and twist`�dl, and I listen in .on of er bands � and .
LThere can't be any mistake or misunderstanding. niah knee mos' off -2 No, yah, Ali ain I company with the girls, this year-
'�. . I _�;u want. I - orchestras but that's out the same I and got all the latest points on littler
.� I I gwine to hit this galloper no Yno).),
.. �, , - thing. isn't it ? The manager of a General Motors
�,, � "W"bat's got into him anyway? !He neighborhood history. About Si Pol-'- .
I "When were gettintr ready for a branch in Montreal is telling a fdnny lick's will, and Abe -Miggs� law'
ni 1�iue coal' is sold with this Guarantee:' If it fails to completely .
?, was ,a real horse last year. suit,.
": , contest or a tour, we rehearse• as one. It seems, that one of the dealers and. the way the new fella on Ramielsru
11 . satisfy we will remove the remainder without cost. "Yassah, but dat was jes' seb'ni much as 14 hours a day. I demand that in that city was; selling a car, to a
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.4 ., furlongs. Now we is tryin' to make I place was letting it go to the dogs. . I
le"` � . every man. shall' be able to play ,his young man who was about to be Tnar- That sort of* thffig-not dreaming:
.id him run a mile. And believe me, Mis- part alone -and play it more than ried. Just a week before the dwk set that they were on the edge of,a greatz;
,,,,, . Order fr®m your Dealer NOW — and . ter Johnstone, when this boss runs l are playing to- for thei ceremony a quarrel reared its ch,'
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I r, . -1 I gether I've got a band on which I ugly head and -the wedding bells were mobile and the commonness of the I I
.. -. I I quits; in other words he jes' loses allcan postponed ind,efinitel�. The bride -
I.., I . inters' in the race." telep,bDne and- radio would utterly-
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I .1 , 1 4 get that idea out of your kinkly head, stances, he had no immedia gatherings.
,, � I a car, and at the -same time felt bad- . . C-_��_,
...- , , . )! I I King Neptune can run a mile and fur- Simple Home Recipe . ly.labout having invested money in a
,, I thermore he is in a race to-morrow,at blue suit, awing collar and a white Now barn dances are bigblv ccqn-
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him and if we don't finish in the moAAr- For Bad Stomach necktie. Originally the auto dealer Booths -are arranged in the granary,
11 had no interest in the bridegroom's and coffee and hot dogs probaLyly forret
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. 1� �, , . I is broke and I don't mean maybe: So Gives Swit Relief sartorial investment, but he did want th�
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,. to sell the car, and-, in order to finally twenty-five cents being reqAired here.-
, ) get- that in your head. big boy." If you -are a victim of Stomach clinch -the deal, took in trade-th blue A temporary line has been connecte& A0
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� I ' "Yassah, Boss," said -Rastus, slid- Troubles -Gas,' Sourness, Pain or ,
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1%. ing to the ground. , I Bloating -you may have quick 'and -salit, wing collar and white necktie.
L T H E COLOR GUARANTEES THE OUALITY . q ,a , up with the wiring of the barn, ancF
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,!.:, - I . On,his way to town Rastus scratch- certain relief. by following this good There's something new under the io music sometimes serves. but a real'
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ed .his bead dubiously. advice. n and rain., and it's over in Eng- live orchestra is more to the taste of
1,. . "Flow's Ah's gwine to get that no) Artificial digestints and starvation eu
,•. SOLD IN SEAFORTH BY land, where a coach building firm born the slightly 'blase public. Orchestrm. 14 1
'i .,. . I count boss round dat mile to-morro' diets -are se-ldom needed. Within rea- in '1810' and, WE going strong., is
will give encores -and radios won't-
., Ah don't know," he lamented. "If Ah son, most folks may eat what they
, 7:1._1 I OX \N,�,� whups him he throws, me over de like, if ..the will keep their stomach swamped with orders for a convert- The girls --oh, the girls! I heard x-
... .1 I ible topthat can be lowered or raised man say that girls were as handsome--
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. - fence, if Ah don' whup him he jes' ftee frorn -s-ouriV acids that binder half a minute by man, woman or,ly dressed at these country dances as
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0_1:43,cia .AJL - —_ naturally quits. Dis sure is one bad or paralyze the 'work -of *
,r'.. I . Johlin J - " " ter an d E. LOP B" d"gestlo""
child. All you have to do ,is to wind
_sea,myn,,for Misteh Johnstone, an mah And the best and- easiest way to do c they were at big affairs in Toronto.. ; I
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laig! Afi'cain't walk to Hamilton livid this is to follow every meal with a , o doubt he was right.
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lis misery. Lawsr! Lawsy! If Ah little Bisirrated Magnesia -a pleasant, .
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. sin' in a turrible ,fix no one is in dis harmless form of Magnesia that swift-, 40 .. greatly re,strirtecL_
to Jerusalem after seeing Him return move be went and was there brought here world." . ly neutralizes acidity and keeps your Some'city friends having decided tot�
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Speed Thy servants, Saviour, speo.1 1 to heaven, as they were assembled In into contact with a man great in the Passing one of the east end drug stomach sweet and clean. take in a real country dance, the sue-
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'.'1�. ' and, waves; The Holy Ghost descended, and, rested He preached Jesu-s'to him so that the the` -proprietor, told him how be was nesia, (powder ,or tablets), which any Barn dances were once impromptu done. Our dancing has its own char- 1* '.
.. I They v, ere bound', but Thou bast freed upon them visibly and power came up- man believed was baptized and went thrown off the horse and his knee good druggist can supply at trifling affairs. Bill Dollup would maybe come acteristics, tpo, as a rule. Fox trots;
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-,II ... . the-rn;, on them all. . . on his way rejoicing." was so sore it was impossible to carry cost, should quickly con�Mnce you that back to visit his son an the 'old farm, may receive their due, but they arw .
,! . I Now they go to free the slaves; July 12 -The Preaching of the Apos- August 9 -Saul Converted and Com- on any farther. The druggist gave him fully 90 per cent. of ordinary stomach and there would be the fan -61Y fiddle only inclaided in the programme as w, �
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.; ; ,.� . -Acts 4:1-13. -Acts 9:1-9, 17-19; 1 Timothy 1: Rastus withdrew a short distance Try Bisurated Magnesia down to try it-:-- the country we still go, en famille,,
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.. 11, . PRAYER I After Peter and John had healed- -Acts 26:19. apply the remedy to his aching knee. I . . , of years. Sitting out on the vine -shad- daughters, all on the floor together..
..�., , Thou who didst give the great com- the man at the beautiful gate of th� 'Saul of"Tarsus was on the way to But no sooner bad it touched A fAriner s singing in Tennessee ed porch in the evening be would play And the older people 'have held
... anission didst also'give assurance to temple great crowds' gathered to )iear Damascus with authority to bring the d his dark led ,-lirobibition officers
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V, . Thy disciplers; that Thou wouldst never them. The Sadducees, hearing them disciples of the Lord bound unto Jer- lea b'ng Wrong ed chair, the hired man smoking re- •taught them to the youngdr people, ' .
I.."" leave them nor forsake them. ;Fulfll proclaim the resurrection of the -dead, usalem when a inarvellous. thin 'hap- , ped. He yelled. He danced. But that n - ,wadays when you hearla farmer miniscently on the step, the YellAw So the old Military Schottische has ani
� . I to -day this promise, Lord, to all Thy -had them arrested and brought before pened. 1fe himself was laid hold of only increased th& irritation. Finally sing. I
N . rose bush and the old lilac swaying honored place -sand' Soldier's Joy and? ' �4 0
. s4ssionarids� at home and abroad. the Sanhedrin. Peter,. depending on and by none -other than the Lord he began to run. And how he did run'!
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I .. ��,.� I Amen. � . . the Divine promise, was able to speak ,Jesus, .so clear was his understandinc, After go- � -Columbia 'University will
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,X; Lesson. 'ropic-Ke-,jew: "The Spread with such power that the members of of what was taking place that be walk,. , I I . - 45 000 in research to find a cure for round and yellow -and down the road ed for ,somewhere in the programme- �
:,;�, of Christiahity in Asia." the Court had to admit they had learn- said. "Lord,'whst will,Thou have me 'the common cold. Why, anybody ,�4'ha ],red by the summons Of that irresist- Once in a while the ancient custorp .
R, �', Golden Text -Acts 14:27. ed of Him whom they claimed as Mas- to do?!' Sudden was the revelation Suddenly an idea struck him. "Hot hasn't a cold can tell them exactly ible music, this neighbor or that would is revived. and "Ladies ,'Pert '14k, . &?g, Rastus boy!," he ejactlated, snap- I I
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� -A A 10bicago judge, in an insurance they'll be bavin' their barn dance? standing that they supply the eat--
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. , Acts 1:8. punish them for fear, of the, people so at last it was said of him, "Behold Hamilton on de c'nu-chu after all. Dat fiddle- goin' - - .' - Wonder when but ladies got in free on the under,
I "', 3": they threatened them and let the go. he prayeth." , stuff done made you arna't in me' case, rules death in the electric chair Sarah h Jane! Better bake up some -pies abler. Barn dances, however, have lost
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. Jul-- 19 -Social Service in the Early August 16 -Sowing a- d Reapifig. The barrier'tvent up"for the fifth1J
:.fore His ascension, He promised r 'would':be in Chicago.
� , . they Church. -Galatians 6:1-110. n ' race the next day. Rastus on, the big be bavig' thel-r barn dance, I guess." ,become merely more dances in w.
� �',' :should receive power not many days -Alts 4:32-35; 6:1-7; 2 Cor. 9:7. -Galatians 6:7. brown horse coasted around the first -0 Word would spread whether foll(s world already full of dances. The bus—
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:ell I After Pentecost the Jerusalem the Galatians stresses Christi g brown poise was two , Gossip From Motor .
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, ,. , about it -"Wilt of Christ, had everything in, common, the same topid as the Master constant- ters-be was still leading. But as they rd and rumors afolbis, plans, still the, crowd away, Democrat loads, and
L, 6 �.: they ,should ask Him early return ity and t'he. lengths in the lead. At the three-qiiar- common little' storm of rainl-to keep idea of it is gone,
. His reign on earth and it was natural Cbristians, expecting the q [an char- stretch the big 'pleasure-flie communitp- I
,�_ , -Thou at this time restore the King- W;h,, their numbers increased dis- Iv dwelt u approached the seven furlongs ing ro
i - .,V,:- . x. , command the centre of the stage in buggy loads, little ones on the laps
. . LI;11% . I . I upon and summed up His law ap Detroit. By paradDx, the rest of the of big ones, tall ones balanced by
, Z, Neptune was seen to be shortening Pv� __ - turbinces arose over some being neg- dealing with social service, "Whatso- )rtening ' ' '
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AC1011Y FOR I 0 YEAR of this while the Apostles attended made it Plain in this' letter tbat'time '. $
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,.,ialefere, Wood the Remedy than communism. of goods and urged weary in weII-doing. ' I G000 Healfh street toward autcrinobile buying, and Why, everybody knew that a fiddle
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I, ,. .". .1- the Gentile Christians to show their Aug,'ust 23rd -=-A Gospel for All, Men. �, ' I �
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� , , .., . , owd ten. Years ago whit lic, kn6ws liberal aid to -Romans 10:42. 'L South Africa was OanadWs best cur- when the fiddler gin out, she could
,. k�,,he Would have been spared a fhpt Church at Jerusalem. Peter, havi' \ I-V� I t I I
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�,�, _�%, 'on of your Kruschen Salts. -Acts 7-1cf--8:4; li:19-21. was called to the bar of the church I appearance, his I - I
iaCi . e issued by the Dominion 'bureau, of std- The barn' floor would be SwIpt and
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X��.', ,-�� -Revelation 2-10. in Jerusalem. He gave such a clear ac- - .
�:...i, nic adidity. .of the stomach. I tried cess in life, de- cars _ehb, purchased. more than any empty bays on blockT.4rhe're, the warm I
l. `:-,�,', '0Y.-WrYthohig, until I wasadvtsed StPlv�en. "alwovs abounding in the count of his call. from: heaven to do so A
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L,W,.., his health. And came -a close second, Sourth Africa's Nobody figured, on sitting, Very much I
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