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ker kidney's am 140, and nine
Itiwi one est Imo, aim *Icklasys are' to
jblame to tlia root*, ilitae1agod *Nag
boo* tomv7widdli abe iligfors so nmek.
Wk ra.rosa,D.our ilinineys oat of •
• seder, what year ea* adore sae Pans •
and give. you ;mellow inisery„ all yea
' hies to do is take Pio, fOr 'boxes of
Do*n• you wet end
that all the *hes andel:Rains will -
and make you leiethy-•atel Nippy sect
able to figeoy With the utmost.
All dieggis'he and dealeis handle
Item; put up only 11.,.1.3te T. Milieus
L' el• Termite. Ont.
4.•
4e the
Thee Mimi, Moms
nay sla leeeltag
aloes/ail len told Mr
ate Imre ;retitle:: a weary teerellar
ser to lathe pace mad ia an*
lest • awes a smaislikar
West forNgho time Ulm eibereas!
he ,Wee the edit of Goa mid A. hod
ohs saly know.. 11•14, 40114W
nmiggillaavo begat* onneeseill
woaki hay* gime thing
aka, Woo N leek Illio emit
Althosugh s*d1WNW
k.nowtonge of the seri es ehis '
K comseet "helm oltb
"Imes saleation." sew ia
Ude aleeittan, w in Nicest*
the Smarotio art1
lle tabill Pirt Thor;
erttkin age beget,
all eternity.
C. Volley.
PlittYlfid
is wise ert all pore and Th-
rusted in tam whom thee
awe to redeem, makek.and keel)
thyself, Arcane
FOR JAN. Ratier 92*
Lama Title---,leses aloe the Sites-
eritaa Woman.
lageessikePaseage-3elae, 4;142.
Golden Text-Isa. 121:11.
After the meeting .t Jacob with
brother Beau the forinerjourntet-
ed to Malcom in the Awe oteGenson
and there bought a parcel of a
for .en hundred *soma 14 wealeee
(Gen. 33:17-19). It Ti not eteleold
anywhere in the Bcriptures that
' Jacob dug a well tin %hie land "but
Jewish tradition say he did order
'to *void. collision 'with the netives
ATAQIU; wilder* he settled. The will is
still In existence *it:toted in .4 lovely
yaw between Mts. Gorizia; and.
Ebel. Jesus had spent some months
eti Judges. but on the arrest of John
• the BairtIst by Herod Antives he and
• Ms •folerwers rebiarred to %Oilers.
Ile towelled hy ,"the groat north
rmid" through Samaria. This road
diveilee, one 'brach gel*. Vmat and
• linother,going north. In the fork of
therge.revide fa situated Iacelea. •well,
Mid hire jeans, Wing, weitried with
.
• hie joerneve sue down Mut rested'
'est% his diseitiles went into the city
',4to buy' Mod. 4.•
., tam.
hoes *
OW 1
CM&
reorekr.
the past
a
bs ▪ W Weft
potion. Lt.
mod erfee feeine
CAV11111 qr.
4:114-Wbot were
arise if ? --
A.=The Rodin
allistaldialit. Merit
Britain fails* aige -
with Preace or Igoe as.
keenly felt lay the Aedes
ant vethels, and wises
Ow right to meth A
;or dosorters. Congress
The Arlorieens I. w
ru.da: gad sowt at lt;sigin
anal *reaped :I tilo/Arug.
tMkt Canada 'rook •
t./ eV, meth .
.„ er• 1 late tessevlietelae-ehleh
• s
P:Littart'
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Teas
eerie
alaard'
skips
loom
t t%
tins,
had me
did ast
tow do; I
heed elesli I we* grate es
tog, as 1 nit:~ en
f 1611, Urit w•gui
All -01140 WWI 140 1
which be alone could supply.
reference to the greatness and good- -"" "'"" "'"
noes ot aegis, Vila= she wrongly ef""/ "elas owl logy haat VIC
called father (for the :Samaritans "ierhP" evere-fereee
were descended front thut mixed mule ee-11.11 the resevelies,, lotters, I bed
titude which the King or Atari* had tried 1314 "41' asY
•
risona
they we
yew sableamat
can thip 411101112111411,1W
YOUR by Loess
411,"rram•work :3 ntes
I.
en Ottawa chief. '
armed a plan te gain • ------- .-• le *11 the the British e ••. in' that in this unity tIsere is streturtk.
il
k arrangtrd. a g of DEATH OF TECUMSEH
nvitiel tht er. •eq.-Whert did the dee* of Towne-.
eitqe"
s ••• jr.,..,•••••
O.`
soh take place?
es A.-Tecurkunis the great Shawnee
rushed In e %Vert. Al. chief was killed at the battle of Mote'
*1 10�d, atd P Lead in the either of isunarie * Mead UM about 'Milburn% ,though many foil* of Reeeethe aviantown on. October tr. 14113, at I
Rings 17:24) called forthfrom Jena nowt 04 reeve rib mtelt
a. I plot failed and Pontdo in e ewe ard Proctor's ciefeekt be thHis grave is still unknown. Americans.
the reply thud •
• After - '
goe'd as it wee its et- ht est* net rdered. ,
mu
feet Was tod tim I ' THE P S N D NOVA SCOTIA S SETTI EMI N r
*old eisi Outage • •
Thelkhag green end* few leen ceinr
Wind. e
CAN RN NATIONAL rt
TRAIN SERVE to TORONTO
y or e, but e tat he aid after ,tighig mix 1 mt nor em, IR T CU AR ''MER. : 1,
Ashlar Oil itlf 'Ay beehive: ; Q. -When did the first Cursarder Q. -When end hir whom was Noetii
would give woulree ii Well of water
Sea la aettled7
springing up into everlaeting life.- . cross the emu , I .
"Ile that has at band but a bucket of ' I. feel Alit if it had tee boat for t• A. -The first Curiard steamer, A. -The MO1110414 Settlernewt of I i
water nee& not thirist -as long as oar ate/ Vella lartY# boot dead and . named after 'William Cunard, of Hal. Nova Sent* was the only Scottish/
that lasts, but that will • moon be, ex. Wei illy niewet • .
hunted; belicvera have in them a. - •- . ' croosed the oeean in 113d0„ This Line IntrelY Scottish Xing, Jams VI.
ra. *ad .rs. Pills are pot up only by leax, one of the founders of the Line, colonial enterprise uildertakea by a A/
• Thot...anbura (lo., zwitoli. Toroato, ehrilst therefore hit a continuous exist.
AB:latdisillit 'Aselit*ti"eraldetaornteheanir fncorb.it re :nw.. I :
well Of water mellowine, ever flow-
•
dawned upon 'free mind thet here was••
' .... _• , THE COMPANY OP ONE HUN- not Until -the foundieln of Bellew •
DRED ASSOCIATES
Malty Itsweesst Iliesseletv
re. Uoilorieb 6.00 am. 9.90 p.m.
Clinton 0 26. *.r0. 2.52 p.me.
84"414 itretihl
r. Sttetford 1.30 A in. 4.10 p.n.
KW:honer 8.'20 a.m. ••5.20
Guelph 8.44 m. 5.50 p,m,
Toronto 10.10 v. m. 1,30 p.m..
Whether as she lisrered there
tury • the land was French It WW1
• terfous ease from .the labor of fetch-
irig water.or *tether she io lest.beg.
some great *Mit offering same mys. olla cANADIAN . Q. -'What vats the Company of One in 1749 atter the Tel" "°f AU**114"1
Hundred Associate*?
the French tithe the British stock
Clwapelle• had reatored Lewisburg to
ged of him to glee'her this water we ' - Aee-The Company.' of One Hun -
sired A'ssoelates was formed in hew
took firm root.
do not know, lost the request turned
the topic of convergation. jesus raw • . the monopoly of the fur trade; .the
he set himself to rouse her sense of
she did noteperceive his merming, so• control •of the Wend fisheries. pea- worms in the stomach and intestines
sesiten .of all the lands end toile in Miller% WoritePowders WW be f
by 'tearilinel Richetierevivee
the result • of the depeedittiona
In all intentile coMplaints thiktouallival
Maui nilgu,ags-vr..T.t:11Tdooro.0.140(.1121.4,1 am,
Parlor Cafe par, Goderich to Tete
onto, on morning train, and Termite
to Goderich 6.0e p. train.
Through coach tied:111:h to To.rents
P. F. LAWItitNen ,tc BONS •
Teen Pagoeserer and Tickets .tgente
'Phew* Si
sin. In the rodversation thnt follow. CANADIAN CENTE'siii:r1AVS New Prance. It promised to bring an effective remedy. They attack ---- ----- • .............-
the cause of these troubles, and by
expelling the worms from the organs
Insure an orderly working of, the sys,••
tem withoitt whieh the child cant sit
main' &in its strength or thr e. •
These powders mean health end 1.
provement;
.
. ere ;see how Jesus opened im to
1* 14E4 Wter$ lefgon. wo steered
her gaze his intimate knowleiige nf Q.-Ilow many centenarians 4iu* out six thousand ;settlers, tradesmen
es dialogue between Christ 'and Nice. '•
her past life, though this Wr.S their 6tere in Canada ? and meebanits, before 1648, to assist
sletnns, Is man Irff‘position. and power
first meeting. The outcome. was her A. -The Census bulletin on Age'. eneh settler for three 7ears, rind to
in ..Yerseileiti, 'Irilm possibly thought
it -a tondeicenalowort his part to call itietribution fats an interesting table 'Wing out two priests for each set-
aelmtrwiedgement that he was some met Nvlaere the tlement. Year by yean the Com -
.showing how many •
en great one: ""Sir,
Nthis dialogue theemo spoke of spirit- arndpetrheeeniv,elotternat Ill: ;centenarians of gonad* arc. ha L.1..4 41
'Prance. but paid little attention to
_km AU lanicnovnelatilile.in teacher.
art a eraphet," envy sent rich cargoem of furs to
life, she seized uplaronn:Iiishia's beintradri •the total in Canada of those 100
tel. birth while the'other :kept think- ettention *way
opportunity for settling the vexed Years of age or over was wee 44 re•ilonization.ln 1661. its e'harter was
ding •and •speelihig of physical birth.
los,,e iin witiattettisti anitsa sameee, question of wbere was the right place
• while in 1911 the total of reatarinua
whom 90 were male mei 93 female liatnicodellueede,4.and RoyalGovernment was
P • .
-In today% lesson there issulso a dist-
was 120, of whom 62 were leale .and TR DISCOVERY OP THE
• ten woman are the kerticipants. ta ''' mmliir---Creeb4Te or 4eue'llete• 'eg female. Ontario kads.eurith TR IdISSISSIPPI
The woman teissaidered iit a great 'en115 talrhet the Petfeet elei 'wag
Clean aright mod
, Jew ad 14040,14"14 e,i,er. speak to .true worshippers would worship tbe NRIV APPLES 'River e • •
In spirit and in truth. Jenne 14* ---What new "lietk's c u1)111"' Ae-Pather Marquette, a mission- wn'smedmc""cht"1"4"
her, let Alone ask, a eavor. In th'i Father
eerie to declare the Vatter to the have origliateden Canetb.? . ary to the 'Adieus near - Teske Super-
diaiogue. that follows, Christ spealie
of aflame ;wine: and the' woman of world wite'there to a Saniariterk 'Won:- crab. app
se
new apples and one new tor, and ebilet, „a merchant, hieing "----------e
an he told of the nature of God Ana le were originated in the been' sent be Talon to the Inalite T,-.'
• materiel wells. It wasn't an excuse
how be wins to be worehippen. Division of nettle-alto:re et the ]TheeCouriil at Sault Ste. Meek, heard ' 1
- to enter trato ea. ceonvevaiition thee •
•
Iler nett remark was on a eublete Pertment of • Agriculture during the of and discovered the Mississippi in '
mien vie li th
esoseti aeaus to ask for n drfite He
MN
Coming, was now dawning 'when the cent`marlans In 1821' tee -Who discovered the Mississippi e
• wonder that a strange man, and a
is #11/11144 TO1 COU4110•• 001.100 n140 6014/4. •
C.111# 1011411114 T141Alltb MOTS. ?HAT
vanottnpuo,.. 111#111CTIVE 14414#0414410##'
year.'1922. The new varietiee of mp- 1678. They sailed tiewn the river
was iscieV emu reeled a refshing . , • w. agreement""dos haver been namedr-Cethanis, as far as the mouth of the Arkansar;
the mina ef both Jew ana Semite-
- .' drink from the web, and he,had no tan:' Thee firmly 'belleseri and Iodic. Nearterh, Bei/rine then, 'fearing the Snanierde, they
e`..nietins of drawing It for hintrelf. A ed or the, corning Messiah, mei tiritt1.-eSiaPlbz!
Kettoeh, Maclaw,
arid Stontosh and the Mc'Prince nteerv7sedtobgskebecami Joliet carried the
writer- Siva that the svorann's- preite_...,..._er seentid,, thenebe. jut", _moon. ___
-nate It the well at •noon may have ''" CHARLES E. SAUNDERS ". EMPIRE DAY
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been due to the fact that she: wee, 8d; To Chia sinful woman as to nni - eh-Who•la Chailele•Vetteeederiel-•-• ia.-Vhen •%nd. *lat. is' 'Eniph.o
ofie vizier !far mocknien ,•0t1 -the lee.eriteieetitt;heesen (to.the lean thee A. -Dr. Charles E. Swatiders was Day a . . .- eeee..e. . -.; I
• sadjaeent torn leen :ratheet than fee "1'1° "`" . 114 ' cba4 '937)
nialce4 buns If e s 41 'known
. TOSUS for twenty Years the Donfiriion deer- A."--' Enipire Dalr is' observed on I •
laaateatie nage, -While ahe did not re- 4,e xviiiii*: ,e1 thatxilee317e,43',k.unotwont.hre enlist, during whichetitne he Peefeet. May 21 as a rule In --Canada. It N
fuse h'is request she did not fail to ''", ed the now famous grade of wheat the day .uron Which. Britons in al
remind him of the face that Jews 1"a he' , • ' , • • known los the Marquis, which 'hag
On the return of the dis•ciples the mots of the world eelelkrnee•the un-
etheiderell Ihernselees superior to yielded minima of dollars in vradt ity of the great Emnire' to. welch
the people of her, hied. It was the wmnallt fyrgetting whY 611 bad tem° to Canada as it le regarded us the they belong and realize thereerom
pride of the Jews that tbny would to the we/I, went away into the city!
and His
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ad.io
things that she had over clone. and" Z , i • I . ,
then added, "Is not this the Christ?"
IIIIC.. t least de- - N h. 144 u" 4 Taa° in?" Smith asked.
No .. IIIS - .
' "SO far it hasn't figured at all in 1
• • eideff there was more in ler story
Nog ".' They 'listened and
sortie a
- than iust an Idle tale :inn they wnnt aboStiluts; h•vaLendilanbeentehesoheatingPs4c)hall°111111-00h *ti)rnar• ctdaolsn'euosfsi°nen.gaNtiveeill'elqteclitrt'avpi'anx:o1;t4; .'
1
• swARTs•
Mita and boo Liveig
flock Stalitslito.
Alsengeneil litomat
gist off the Square • •
SEVERAL flItSt4lASS 101710S READY
FOR NI
MO WORN Yell Wan 011416t THERE
Inseoes Meet ail Train* anSt
Passiongee tkrilari
Possessors coiled $pr4n -
, pert of the town Mr all •
trains at 0. T. orC.tioi R
• °Swats .
ProMpt Service and
tcareitst Attendance.
---• .111.411.1111. '
Asur Livery and- hack:-.4serviee
wili be ilmind ner.to•deito
- vinemetas
Veer Patronage Solicited. •
• SWAATS
.lottratt 1107• Mentreal Street '
erefiece.lenr %pawls .rdtiteninen ,be and hunted up her kinsfolk and me- \
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wards her sod at his el/welting. to be 'beholden to a. Samaritan so no won- cluawineitmtbanolseteesre.otoantivi jdicieb:nbgerseilurdr g I n ne, 1 f Pi! et Shehnte n : ui ryts o.
der she wondered at his attitude to. Redo
to see a man who ' had told her ohn mith
. .serred iby mot. , srenun ti.000.00 notice they:Ai:4M ago out to see lids StTATI.-
ger. It wasn't an invitation to go
strange things about religious Ivor.,
ship,' but a than whohadtold her all
use
Hydro Electric
iht "alpha Pinar
Cook by !Electricity
• Wash by 'Ekictriast
Iron by Electricity
1 CONVENIENT
CLEAN
QIUICK
aliatinae than tout*, wood.
A* Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes the dust ; a broorn
j 4 just maven the dust,
1 We guarantee all Hydro
1 Lamps for 11500.00
Walk in and set, display at
tC.opytight 1925 by •
• The tneee. .,..ttne Service)
" ••• with her. They became so convene.. about "their occasional demise, • that positively charged - bus is -the i
-r •ed of the truth •of h t t lib th u htet Id be well to bu a
. - way the phenomenon /stood with re- ;
When ,pno ase •soffering with rbeu- and interested en what they them- fifew as spares. He didn't wart to terence to its use in radio until
.ormrissa no zt,en cram +unify get -around selves heard that they invited jt113114. have his lack of foreight aura it the Forestdiscovered the .acheale of al-
hug try 4.-kia NMI& aubmeil.,/iefn will to stay with them. lie accented the way of an evening's entertainment.
hate tee quicken :relief known. troducing the grid between the heat-
ei•otheel alas oath concrattratoutnette•
, invitation and remained two days. This offered an opportunity to leek ed filament and the reargeli Atte.
tiating liedrat tied *toper anatent re.. And ;platy more believed bemuse of "intoone of these modern magic Be lound that by lcadiie the c . 4 . ,
lief. Jost Armosi-aft ..ittaphy
.Red his own wort, and said unto tine lamps. Smith was peering dm,.
___n ing current of • the new..kabcht..0 sta- „ __ ,..,_ ..
Pepper Redeem; teelehe igeglinikeat. 'womare "Nov we believe, not be •through one of them when 1 ha r..,.e.:‘ •
Ta three stitastog le hearne ;the .sere cause of thy saying; for we /knee eel to call. Fee"" tion to the grid the earl:Items in thie
current would affect the- flow of pic•:..,."
*et threoet "all theeeeh• Twee. One 'heard him ourselves. and knew thet... ""Great little things, i..tir he ad- Aeons from the Massed to lie, klate. ARE YOU DISSATISFIED ?
blood .6.0,2...i.t.61"45'" tik4enites• 'this Is indeed' theThrist, the Saviour stared. "In other words, the rztYlii::-•.otnal .
ion -and the old Iheumation 4orture of the world" Do ,. on need a toter Training to eononan4 Digger Saler e
e"Y " r re d "th lae; e'th lee'
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SpecialC4rbbing Rates with -other Periviitcoll
• may be had on application
ilieSt;.1 office or 'Phone 7 PIM. any inforinaFien.
. ,.
The pew biograeby of 10 :I Tr i "Simple?" he, stammered. 'Loth
.erretty‘nomplicated to me." plate cirettit.The unbelivekley w k
Bowies Red Pepper Ruh. mate erom I . WORLD egiestoete 1 a 'Cause an identical vareiticei in the
red peppers, 41u4.1. tittle at oily ihog .
--iun---glimv-munthirbitekacile„seat'1,011k, Jowett in telling hoist lieen-ter•r.e-d•th•-e'
store. 4iet a lee at once. Use it -for'Well, get the facts," I urged, current reaching the grie ef the Wee,
sore muscles.; colds' .in chest. Almost iiii-eistryeiliestratesethe--valuo-of-se-eeggeeeeneeeedeele
drawing up a chair "Thi. -tube Is
therefore, actually coverale a ler,y
instant relief ,awes you. lit sire, to .,word in season. to de What those
AU pack.age. 'lawyer, "At all events,e writes his •clrariges the alternating current re-
. . . . . . le: :a variation in ths soned Aalues
detect -ors do, only better. 'It ..
Storong current.
get t genuine. 4004th :the name kowlcs . jowett's intention was to become a rrstal "Yoitcali readily"-sete'tlict-if -there ••
eetved tnrougn tne tuner into current
• • ;values tarried on the radio ;eaves
dente coming eater by tram. •
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ee c, 311111101cral, litenogisphie, Special. Civil eervicee fiecietarial
and teachers Course.
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M. AeliTONE, - • I. IP, AV liD, II; 41. •
.4t4”.•1. speeiiiii4:1,4100:14inc-Ind • • •
• 4biographer„ Mr. Arthur Porta, Ills
father had virtually completed all that ref s a dible -ii end, endues carried by the radio freeseili•y vole •
rent that flows to the grid. the eath-11 . ... ,l'hot e 10m. • •
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. articled clerk. On the day 1 f 'tube. also ado as an amplifier
r. of trd. incoming irreent or
A to the stronger current ..will he pro.
tions in the sound values !e•e• quiet; e
FOR GIRLS .. a 'Halifax. firm of solicitors as sin oefithe
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•the areangements for 'him to enter ne
the rectifled current t at is use
Pe " portionally, stronger. This IF hew the
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• WHO W the articleg were to be -Aignt...d Jowett • ' 0 .
je-elv • to operate ,the loud -s aker or, ear-
phones*"
WOR met 'his Sunday school • teacher by - ' • •
•aceelent on the street, arid told him Smith suggested I show um how not just keep on amplifying the radio,
' • . • tube can function as an amplifier!' -
, "At alight," he admitted, "eut why • ,
L
' What he was about to de. lir. Dew- the tube detects before- going Into frequency current, or whetever you' ydia E. Phddiaiis %tulle lerst looked grieved. .r 1,,,,,i 1,1%.„,„ys the matter of amplifying cuttentik call it, untilit is strong enough to be
Compouad is a Great Friend
It Stopa Fain and Restores Health
..,... 'himetle he ^said, 'that you would eo
, profound affection for his Sundae
into the ministry.' 'Jewett, .wee me it necessary feature, but the matter • "Because even if you made it al .
of detecting was a complete mystery. strong as the original M'rent, yoe
He could see why the latter would he heard?' 'sc,I3, a'ilkiiigMail ....' hool leaeher,• was taken aback "There are' three marn working Couldn't hear it. Remember the rti-
•
Toronto, Ontario. -"I work in a
factory and I would bave to getaway
from my work every time I was sick.
The dragging -down painsand crimps
were very bad; but my back vim
terrible. It hurt so that I couldn't
'he down with it. I heard some of the
talking about Lydia E. Pink., came to 'him, and a few weeks later Between tem filament and the plate
fwain's VegettlibleCompound, and they he was accented by the Governor, is a wire meth, known ns the grid.
*id me to tiy it. I have taken about
dotioadm botUes of it and it has done
site a lot of good. I never have any
PAIN or *ore Wicklow, and have not
Ude off front work a day since I have
baleen it. I recommend the Vegeta-
ble Comporad when I have the op-
postaili' EWA" 21 Howie
.1tvease, Toronto, Ontario.
'Man Auk** of a ritioner'
Halwerie,thaterio.-"it eits terribly •
Penaelid. lased to do homersork un-
tiland a few odd times 1 almoet
a few iimathe *go and oonsetimcs
I Mid to horterny work and inked.
I ma tom* mender in deo
ABU I sodored *vs or ehr years foam
rfillEsdivstenak Coon
before I Wok Lydie
ef a allpitteitro-
mg hi=tvellat a impliklips it
is. YON AIN. If
Alstodome
vimirso,
Ile thought seriously over the sue- units of the ,tube, ono biggest of dio current coming over the air oreil,! ;ifile Seeurilv alThicied by the Proviiee of Ontiflo S.t 'it •
band of metal. encircling later anywbei•e• from 50,000 to' 1,000,-:
,gestion, and. gainer ° home. /melee:de these is tbig C)fl l' t 1 • ' I 'I' ''' '' ' 14 g5
ici.,•oget yr , v,,tt i t le 1acilities etendd by every Post
considered'his whole futere. Tie was
strongly drawn to the ministry, 'but the other two. This is called the NO cycles per second. The tube ho:
piste. In the •center is a • fine wire to bring' this down to 5,000 eyelets °like in Canada and other countries. make • it possible for
was be divinely called?" ever -on c to deposit their savings in this Hank. Interest is - •
As. le, similar to the filament of in electric where you can bear the variations
thought over the matter '"the zip,. light bulb, l'his is the filament. which are the sound velum," . allowed, compounded half..yeatly, with full checking privileges •
Just one thing more," he tail
"You apeak about bearing the "%aria- . 'Flie confidence the rural communities have shoWIT ill this
for Om Conerreiftiorial ministry.
of Airedale C011ege es a eandidate "According to
ity, positively charged articles at. in this tube. I don't get *bat at alt" 110w oyer'S2 0;00,000.
the laws of electric. tions impressed upon the little -plate- Bank, is indicated by. the large increase in deposits,. 'which are .4
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tract negatively charged over,. Edi- "Vire?, ilainit,it 'nut. ttleg
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- ton found that Iv putting $ wire, or rent o low frequency fiewine from Alb deposits are guaranteed by the government of the
plate, into a vaenum tube, and by the plate eircuit. To catch its varia- Proskinee,of Ontario.
charging this plate with pole:reeve- tions all you have to do i.: place tiu-%
Remittances should be made by Post °trice money order,
rent, negative electrons would he at- ear -phones in Furies with the tjrcuit. i
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, express order or registered letter, and should be addressed to
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glow The filament had to be heated to a to flow through the *holm on it,
, trotted to it from a heated filament. ln other words, yowellow the torrent
and the positive current on the circuit through the "11" battmy, t1u 1 '
yotIr nearest Branch, where they will receive prompt attention.
plate had to he sufficiently strong to elate and other units sif the t,et. 0 p
"That Is why you have g set of receiver you plactd the phincs in thr I .
You rentember hoe') witb the fl__ _f of Ontano Savings Office
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attract the eleetrons.
- Head Office 15°Q.ana's Park, Toronto
why ths positive current is fed to the Saab rerneinbered. lie c,„tiq !Alen. ,
."14" 'batteries of high *oltege and' detector circuit." ,
Termite Brands Oakes :
plate. eAnd you will MA why it is ning to gee how the przzle Pdt radio 1 Cor. Bay arid Adelaide Ste.
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neceisary to here it etorege battery all works out see yeu match the veer
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oredry tells to Reset tl% picture. element. / foes pieces and- to catch the • SIR Dailikerth Arms
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,,o vet•ern of the rifts. Thos. Molt. of Toronto. ie
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ti o the' guest ot Hrs. ltralOr N'aftel. ROYsil Ralik Bldg.
Word tomes from rift P. l'. Dean.
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Ifandhoo. Rt. ratkorissee,$t. Mary* Pentirrelte,
Brevetted, Watulatsrelt. Owen diened. Ottawa
Seaferth, • Walkerton Newmorbet and Ayheer.
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