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rebut the kart heessies eillismie the
;mem week la renagoikr, loo Nowt ,
ears whoa the hart bosom makeeet
kind the mime testervag nes that
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aali tie aeries etringtemaill met rested
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Pine.
Mrs. Sandi MM Rket Barber, I
reele, written -in lam Use troubled,
for ems* .,yesee, vitt my boort sal 1
issewia Ike kart mei be get se bee, I
at them, 1 amid laurity beside, end
was so dhow everetlitag would ter*
Meek before am,y lase.
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esuinot recommend Ithe ra too highly to
loll those who•ero suffering frorn beset
for uerre emulate."
Priee 110c. •a box at all dealers': or
Imaged direct 021. receipt of price by
r, The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,
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T. SAN ART'S'
gilt0 and flume Liver!)
flack Stables, Els..
Montreal Street
less off the Square
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SEVERAL.tIRST.CLASS AUTOS READY
FOR SERVICE -GET YOU ANYWHERE
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Pamenge r Seats
Passengereicalled for in any
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Primp* Service and
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our Litiery and tieeit sorties
will he found up-to-date,
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Phone 107 Moctreal Street.
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PitTtne.
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what esialVales U� ems gsbnige Cit lieke wed SOW,
*ad east. Poietres Aimee DUgetiltses
Back of the loaf is tharatuiwy /tow. teens Wittit eV*. aired this "bread Thourneda of witiertithate lis.pit Alit Adesategoll-
And beck of tke Boer the mill, frees Weems?' hied ...mkt es Iiia safer almost daily from drsitePida, tc.,..tpdhut., yv 06"..A. Tmuuk
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And back of the mill is the wheat, part hut the peepte lute certain eking* indialifitiost, feriatietation• goer' add ' ----iiiiiiiittile.--Teires-Se.--- i
and the sle-wer, t, do and to observe, wItereley God stoeitteit. Iletanauttes tease or ItigtrOla pmet, hi. liv, ampir firrialli, di,.
And the On, and the Father's will. would peeve them. They wee Ire re- after estate. If taer would onlY - ------ - - ------ --
Dr. Maltbie D. Babsoek. ceive a religious tree's:dug directly un. fen* the Ili/resettle Wilk if skwl' 17.,1141:etitnec",titheoil erfinnrskal twi
PRAWIR , der the cyte at God end the int lee- dfalking allber earl. Meal a Elessful t, be a vary noel eb"repultuthparalavre
son to be targht wag a constant de. of hot water toritalaiesr a titiuipoon- rowdies as a source of kae llalte
pray, 'Give us this day our daily pendent* on God for • •thair daily tol or two Watt* of Bieuested ANC- end grain feed. . I
Our Heavenly Father, teach us to
brad,'
_ bread. *Tee Teeple seen ite out and sesta they would mon Had their The Wet Yalu* of the my bean to
Ontario will boas a hay crop. with a sincere sand fervent leather a certain rate every ems i• stomach se strengthened end iniprov.
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spirt. Forgive 'us for having at WRY Thea they were to observe the sit;y ed that they meld eat tee richest lug trials nitre demonstrated that
well made soy bean hay btu a feed-
i
time doubted The loving care of us of rest by 'Wheel* and prePartig and moot satistyieg meals without YAWS that is slightly lees titan
and keep rs from failing to see in twice as much as en the sixth ila the least sYniPtosi tilt indigestion. I"
mxti alfalfa. la mesons of probable
Jesus, the, Bread of Life. idle ri for on any previous day. To the der " Nearly all so celled digestive trou- shortage the my bean can be
nourishment of our mule. In His ions Moses dd Y. Se reCt"
"di ethyl y. ehen bits are calmed by an excess of skid used *a an emergener hay crap to
the
i facie 'blood pi in greater adverataets than any other
name we pray. Amen. know that the Lord bath. brought yea mid en neu nt eltP Y
S S LESSON FOR iii.13G tith 1026 .out from the land of Egypt" the stomach, causing the firlod to fer- Plaid used tor the purpoet, Dairy
oath tie 4 beef cattle do well
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Lemon Title -The Givin f
g 0 e The ;children of Israel were assent- ment and sour before Won can tti P
ott‘i ne nay, eating it up clean with
Manna. 'bled to hoer what their leaders had take °Lc.' A glass of hot water t
will draw the blood tit the atilinech ° exception of the coarse Parts °t
the stalk.
/moon Pinenodee 16:146. to say to them and as they stood
looking towards the wilderness they and the Bisurated Magnesia will nem- .Soy bean meat as a stock food tag
Golden 'Teit--Joins 6:45. • saw the pillar of *lud hovering over tralise ,the stomach acids and make a value comparable to linseed meat
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the food contents bland and sweet or cotton seed meal. It to fully as
The children of Israel. having got- them and in the light that shone
ten reefer across the'Red Sea, batted from it they witnessed "the *glory of Easy, natural digestion without dig. rich %in digestible. erude protein u
tinsedrdt. meal and even higher in this
to celebrate their deliVerance out of the Lord," and the voice that spoke tress of any kind is the result. ;As-
ureted Magnesia is not a laxative, is pdrlye tyaws that:toe; ttanlliMmtlerl. irio):
the hand of Pletraoh. Then Moses to Moses rebuked their, murmurings harmless,' pleasant and easy to take da
fry
instead ot either limited otItisot-
twain the lourney out into the wild- against the Lord for in reproaching
and can be
ton seed melds. where the tenon-
erneise takinL,thern ever farther and their •leaderii, they really murmured obtained from any retie.
ble local druggist. Do riot confuse trete is not required in excen of two
fartlier eivay from an their former against God. In the ,evening God Bisurated Magnesia with other ' pounds per day.
aceiletomed life. Far three day* that showed His faithfulness' by sending
great procession of men, women, chit- fonts of magnesbe-Lmilks citratesSoy bean meal makes e, good pro-
dren and animals travelled south-
ward along the eastern shore of the all white with the promise flea .
• Red Sea, covering a dittance of thir- and every man gathered accordingsto 'prepared for this nurpose.
...._ea.--.....„---, - _.,.. . ..... _ .e., Soy been meal can be used In grow- five association. It sometimes °mum
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y miles. The first discomforts of the requirements a his .family. ----- ' lug young pigs, but it ebould riot be that of the price mid by tre cons
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nothing himself a, large round hardtack, and fed in excess, It fee in corilunction , sumer ter a bushel or potatoes about
S 5 eommanded that
should be stored for another day but with this he tried to ward off the with tankage or skim milk to pig*
that have. free access to a mineral two-thirds are required to defray the
emairr may
it resultvenest results. Soft tot ot transportation and of Metre
there were some .disobedient ones pangs of starvation. But he had
among them who couldn't bear the
his teeth were poor. He flung the
small success with the endeavor; for
bean Ohne. button, and one-third is lett tor the
SinfrgAnTergorti grower. Title is not as it eltould be.
thought of so much good food geinir be freshly ground. Old mete be- Uudoubtedly one of the boot sone -
it thing of adamnaut aside, finally, end
di o dition is co.e era -
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P&SIB ISM
Marketing the Pleat° Crop.
This potato grower should eater to
Ike wialtes of the mot particular and
exacting customers. He should furia*
lab. a choice product in a most ate
tractive term and should carefully
study the demands ot the market he
wisheii to serve. For the best prices
the potatoes- should be uniform,
Sound. smooth and of good table qual-
Ur, whether seleeted by the pound,
the ba*ket, the bushel, the bag; the
tweet or the ear load, The coin-
merciel potato grower should not be
contined to the local market. but
should be in it smitten to put shie
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great flocks of grail into the camp etc., but get it in the pure Bisurated tein rich addition in fattening beef _ Potatoes ou the ..Pat market avail -
and in the =ming the ground was
form (powder or tablet) eopecially cattle and sheep, baying for this puts. elite, either through his own efforts
1 equal 11 d meal,or through the mediem ot a en -opera -
their pilgrimage began to .be felt
when the supply of water fidled.
They still had provisions 'left from
weat they took with them out cf
Egypt. God agein gave them to
know of His goodness _to them le
changing the bitter waters of the dis-
trkt into sweet, and, refreshed, they
went on their way reachingein a short
time Elim, a real. omits, for there
they found twelve wells of water and
seventy pelm trees making a fine
camping grornd.. It is estimated to,
be a mile in breadth, but stretching
'nit far to the north-east. Here:they
'halted for several days arid then,
tieing well refreshed by .the shade of
the trees and the abundance of sweet
water, they set .out for the wilder-
ness of Sin -a desert tract extending
nearly across the peninsula. As they
trot farther on into this, barren dis-
trict and as they saw their food sun-
-sly lessening. fear of starvation took
hold on thein and dey began to
stumble. They forgot the cruel
taskmaster and thought only of the
• flesh pots.of other days. From inure
shuring to each other about then. pro-
epeets they began to upbraid their
leaders sayingedeath by plague such
as'had cut off -the first borii of Egypt
'would be preferable to a slow death
by starvation..-•
Ga. showed lifeheitehow His hand
was -still to be seen working on the
behalf of His • chosen people in 'spite
of Mir forgetfulnehs of past inter-'
vention. It was a proeess of educate
nee this wilderness Tourney. , Their
were being trained in physical endue.
anee and in daily trustfor their.:daily
wants. God epoke to Moses saying
that bread would be rained from hea-
ven thus marking at the outeet• the
Otrictly surernatural character. of the
amply. Withort such copious sup-
plies the vast host of the Israelites
could not have subsisted for any
length of time in any part of the
peninsula. We ate' told that »mien
• travellers through the desert of Sinai
take supplies sufficient for man and -
beast for forty days. Specific direc-
• • Mintird's is the enemy of
all rheumatic troubles.
Ruh it in thoroughly and
, often.
It-easas the pain, stipples
the joints, puts new life
Into the tissues.
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HYDRO ELECTRIC
The People's Power
eook 4.0111161Y
Wish by Ekctiicity
,Iron by Electricity
CONVENIENT, CLEAN,
QUICK
mover than cog or wood
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes the dust; a broom just
moves the dust. t
We guarantee all Hydro Lamps
for 1500 hours.
Walk k and we display at
The Hydro Store
CASTOR IA1
iht ballants and MM*
Ulm FirOvarSOYears
Merges beim
the
gligwasere of
to waste and they triedto owe . comes rancid. -due to the high oil don on the part of the growers them -
n
ell for sueha e n
It not only spoiled but drew down the. 'cried' testnY 't
"My God! Ain't it bad enough to content It is good practice to mix
wrath of their leader upon them, for -
cat a phohograph reeord without hay- other grains with the soy beaus at eelve&--. Dept ot Exteneion, ()A.G.,
such distrust ' of the ane who is •"the time of grinding. Dry, starchy u4e1P11
ing to listen to the damn' machine?
same yesterday, to-dae, and - for
Shut up, will you? You've got the fartintintecOrn. oats or barley will •
ve-ce - -ver ing in the grinding proCe i
excem oil thereb aid- SCHOOL FAIR DATES,
ever." Another act of disobsdierice indecentest . singing i I e
ft:Bowed when some went out on the heard." r ing cuislities of the meal.
. so and keep- The following are the 'laths if the
day of rest to gather the supply jest
• of Huron tills hear I
thateitewouldn't fall on the seventh prlitANG Tral yout,trs.tro. 1 About 300 pounds. of all may be G
dah. We learn from this early els- "' rand Bend -Sept. 7th
pressed out of a ton of soy beans.
servanee of the day of rest that the Cheer Schemers Who Have Hoaxed The hard, dry cake that is left after Dardiwood- Sept tith
Pressing is grontid im leaving a pro- Crediton -Sept. :eh
Sabbath was given to Israel before Continents. .
the law was given th Moses on Mount • .
, ! dreakk
necwnArtisetteue Ida% ocattlnyeaelovorrs Winchelsea -Sept. 10th
Sinai. They were not only to tease Prom time to time the whole world n has a value equal Wroxeter -Sept. lath
tnia min product Gorrie-Sept. 14th
*cm work but they were to abide in Is stirred by eorne amazing item of
his place on the seventh day." The t LUOI t d. fli d I
their tents; "Let no man go out of
Sabbath ii•more than a mere law; it
is a token of God's interest in man's
'well being ' both physical and spirit-
ual. No man ever loses anything by
a strict observance of the Sabbath, •
God further made provision for the
remembrance of His miraculous care
over theechilhren of Israel. ens in-
structerMoses to "fill an omer of it
to be kept for four generations; that
they may see the bread wherewith I•
as though they had not been warned • (To be continued)
- Soy Bean 00 flake. school fairs to be held in the County
have fed you in the wilderness, when
I brought you forth from, tbe land of
Egypt." ,.,
The children of Israel were a long
time in the wilderness, yet in all
these forty years they never lacked
for food; but as soon as they came
unto the borders of the land of Can
aan the rniraculbus • ceased. How-
ever they had laid • up not ,only in
their memories but in visible form in
the pot of manm, laid tin in the Ark,
that vvhich connected them with their
past -experiences and helped them to
remember all the way that the Lord
their God had led- them. "Their ex-
periences Are recorded for our in-
struction, bidding us to "forget not
all His benefits, who forgiveth all
thine iniquities, who healetb all thy
diseases, who satisfieth thy mouth
with good things,"
WORLD MISSIONS
reds, be made during favorable *wee- The
Old Mr. Li's Manna meatus of this rnvention, be sthted,
a quart of water could be mein to then The cutting should he done
lied a force of one thoesand horse- not later than AU41111t 15th regard- The
Mr. Li was very °le and very ppor, e
news. It becomes the chief topic of Bluevale-Irept. 15t. • I '
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a feed for swine, soy bean meal fur -
conversation. • Then, with. startling Ashfield -Sept, lOtli
nishes one of the best protein rich
suddenness, comes, a bombonell. rho ,
story is a "fake." A clever schhmer I pounds of SOY bean oll meal replaced
comentrates available, One hundred Sceo.thIolrenleei_it-seSpetp. ti ti 1u7ith
has hoaxed the world. 1 83 pounds of tankage and 22 pounds Hensall-Sept. 20th
Something of the sort happened of corn, in feeding experiments. Zurich -Sept 21st
not long age, One day it was an- From this Its high value as • a plg • Varna-SePt. 22nd
nounced that the "lost books" of levy feed can be appreciated. Blyth -Sept, 23rd
had been found. Livy was a faraOlOS Soy Beans for Silage.
Roman or an, an a ce zi part Pthel-Se t 24th
Of his work has been Miming tor Soy beans In combination with W Iton-Sept 27th
a corn In the proportion ot one ton to a
thousand years. The news that this Goderieh Tie -Sept. 28th
three tons of green corn makes au Belgrave-eSept. 29th
missing Part had been found caused
Dublin-eSept. 80tb
'great excitement among learned men esoxycebneeannt dsoileasgneet mEankBieleadvaelrywipealaht!
alt over tbe world. Then the tinder able silage, and should therefore al- Clinton -Oct 3 and ele'
calmed an additional sensation by ire- ' 'WAYS be mixed with corn or other _____ . • _
appearing. The frontlet* were watch- otareby plant, as sorghum, sunflower, ;VW cr:s.aopeorit,2.41.,, '
ed. stud the closest search Was made or clover. • e . la thaaer OM 30 Yew,
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for him. He reappeared, Only to eon- Harvesting Soy Beim& se..17.4
feet that hie story was ontrift. •:-The soy been IA It ahoy tompiera- •‘.0;e0.4.
e
rioride, eieg bad been "pulled."
A few days later it was reported tivelv new to Ontario. It has its •
pe liarities and is not the eatitest
le Louden that Ring Boris cf rtul•
garb. had been assassinated. eletIrne and late ripening. it is ready to har-
A Pee to Asiluna.-Give Asthma a
chance and it gains ground rapidly.
But give it repeated treatments of
Dre D. Kellogg's. Asthma Remeir
and it will fall back even faster.
There is no- hall way measure about
this remedy. It goes right to work
and drives asthma out. It reaches
the inmost breathing passages and
leaves no place for the trouble to
lurk. Buy it front' your 'nearest deal-
er. I •
CANADIAN NATIONAL 11,1.
TRAIN SERVICE to TORONTO
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Dally Except Sunday
Lave. Gotlerich 600 am. 2.20- p.m.
" tcn 6 25 2.52 pan.
• Seer-1th 6.41 a ra. 3.12 p.m.
- Mitchell 7.04 a.m. 3.42 p.M.
Ary. Stratford 7.30 a.m.' 4.1() p.m,
' Kitchener $.20 a.m. 4.20 pan.
" Guelph 8.40 a m. 6.00 p.m.
Toronto 10.10 a.m. 7.30 p.m.
Retro ning-Leave Toronto 6.45 a.m.,
12.55 pan. and .6 05.p tn.
Parlor. Cafe ear, Gorierich to Tor-
onto, on morning train, and Toronto
to Godench 0.05 p. m. bean.
Through coach Goderich Toroneo.
FO P I AWRPNCP.te SONS
. Town Passenger and Tickets Agent,
'Phone . 8 •
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GODERICII MARKETS
Wheat, perhush......,. Lee to $ 140
Buckwheat,. per Inish. to 70
Hogs , . 12.30 to . 12.50
Oats, per bdeh . 40 ta 40
Peas, per bush, • L45 to 1.50
Bayley, per • In to 70,
Catt1O, ordinary, per
. cwt. 0.25 to 0.25
f.attle, export ... 7.00 A°, 7.50
1 (per cwt.)
. Cattle, chile& cwt.. '-.6.50 to 6.76
Lambs, per ewt..... 12.00 to 12.00
slinky Butter. „, • .; 40 to • 40
Eggs, per don , 26 'to :7' 30
Family flour,' per cwt • 3.00 to '4.00
;Patent flour, per ewt. 4.75' to . 6.00
Brae, per. tot... to 33.00.
Shorts, per ton, t3.00 ro 35.00
;MY, per ton ... .. 1.0.00 to • 12.00
Hides' Oh to 00
rotatoes, per bag 2.50 to
evertrwhere. • , •
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crop. to cure as hay. •Late seeded
est anixety was felt. nen It v• to good hay making, The nights are
Legation in Liendon rang, The ins tember are not as a rule•favorable
definite could' be learnt. All ds- vest from August 10th on. Weoeher
long the telephone of the Buliral" conditione In late August and, Sep -
The. Godeiich Star's
learnt, that the king was alive i ni cooler, days shorter and moisture,
well. A Bulged n newspaper hae more abundant than in July, when
been hoaxed, and he story had wen
copied. by newspapers all over the
world. • "
the clovers are harvested.
Poe Hay. •
Good hay curing weather is the
Curiously enough, scientists and it requisite for good soy bean hay..
other Intellectuals seem to be among rho pods should be partially tilled.,
the easiest to hoax. There is the slid tile leavem tired, to make the
instance of the "•Keely =toe." Art • best ehlored. nutritious and palat-
inventor declared that he had die- able bay. A bay that le green In
covered a new force, more poiverfills rotor and has a tweet and pleasant
than any power then knewn. By :Vomit and Is free from mould can The
The Star and .London Free Press , 56.75
The Star and London Advertiser.. , .. . . 6:75
Star and The Toronto Globe. 6.75
Star and The Mail and Empire... ... 6.75
Star and he Toronto Star.. ... 0.75 "
Star and The Farmers' Sun... . 3,4(1
Star and The Family Herald ani \'.'.k St ; -
Star and Saturday Night
Star and The Catholic Record 3.75
Star and McLean's Magazine... . ... 53.75
Star and Rod and ...... 3.90
Star and Moptreal Witness.., renewal 3.85
.
new... 3.50
TheStar and World Wide renewal 4.25
new... 3.85
Special Clubbing Rates with other Periodicals
may he had on application
but a Clitistian. His eeeshe a priest,7he
power. Tbere was intense excitement lees of the stage of plant develop -
this announcement; Twenty merit. Every day after August lStli
would bring bread or meal, and Mr. civet
thousand pounds was raised by a leade the baymalter nearer to the The Li would say, "My Heavenly Father's
grace," for he felt god sent it This ' public fund; the inventor was hailed production of mouldy and undeisir-
11:1111ce,
The
The
toe Pt:educed it machine Amid :he handled In such Pa way an
avtollen eee sweaty feet, Immo( . didn't bring ylou food,- you would The infeen
feet, tired feet. ' storm, for all Ile would care. '"But' -a beffl ug tangle of pipes and. tubes a bright green hay. The hest ma-,
to save ail OP leaf possible and give
-tesatn., dUlativfoltirunisactii:Itist•if5otisr tohinvii he bun- reamer. it having the adVantage of
good-bye corme callouses, &Wong " He puts it into your heart to helpchine Mr Mit work lethe sweep rake
and raw SP°t$1. No mere shoe tight. me." "Vety well, I'll stay away, ied the affair and was seen to sliP &Merin'. the teem melte into smolt
*onus . -hen we'll see what happens.". After
hp face M "Q"' many days Mr. Li had not a single in a reservoir of rompreseed air -the riles whleh will rare without further
writ" Is Inagical, acts right- a, only power his "Invention" posseesed. labor. The ordinary mower may be
are drama out alt the•• • crumb, but while be was yr eying. Another hoax stecelved ocientlete used for euttine tee erop and the
extidations which puff up the feet. there was a strange cawing and flap. and Raffle of th„, greatest V I 404- side -delivery rake to roll the bean
1/se "Tie, and forget your foot Pherinethe yard. Some crows were 0--- ----,&" Certil-11- eltiroresoonit ;Wed stalks Into wthdrows. where they can
inisery. Ahl how comfortable your fighting, and dropped a le ' f pork .- ertig' .
that be had diecovered a ray whIrh cure after 'being put up into very
feet feel. A few cents buy a ,box and a 'Oaf of bread. WliPilhCeth% meat could blow ells. ship* that .were lying email ceche. All handling while eur-
deperlsent • trD'ffwas boiling, the priest
Of "Tie now at any drug or wanted he, Ave or more tulles away. He gave Ing must be done while the leavets
Have good -------. glad feet, feet thataying, "Has the ' Heavenly Father 4 'wonderful demonetraelon in the are 'still green or demo. Tile gr" I"
hinder has been uotilto harvest the
Cood4r,"gore feet, bunting feet. angered the priest, who said, "If a's the greatest mientiat of the age.' .
never swell; never herta never get vou tell so Invah about sent you Presence of lieoPfe.
erop for hay With good suecees *bon
lie had of course discovered,no•
tired. A year's foot comfert guar.
guard or money refunded.
C:.11 at the Strt or 'Phone "71 for any information,
ray at all. The ships were exploded tbe weather Wag tterorable. • Dr dame • - •
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extlahned,--"Where in the world did
.
weather the bundles will mould It not
• -that'?" "M by a charge of drnamite placed on OOP
YOUNG WO to know more about Him, was on- on the oceasion of a second test
• er sent it." Then the eries
cocks while still a• little green. Cur- 4
t wanted d• b t Cb Hoe
cab's arrange y wo c niP • +shed considerable rain if put ten he
Iboard, and ignited by an electric the air and sun. Soy beam will -
verted, became. 0, preacher, and died soraething Went wrong, and instead ing In the swath and the use et ne.
suFFER mosT a martyr in th;frBoxe war..
lirowit T lor, b e containing the "Iwo b f th
ot the ship being blown' UP, the fate
1
ha tedder Is not to be receinieended
• . . r ay e • t .boat• • mause o e great.o lave,
• feseor's" assistant*, and -poor color produee---------
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These Two Found Relief by up
Taking Lydia E. PinIchaes's . h .
corn, and e mixed a half -pan of had found a channel at the north of' hours.
WINDS OF CHANCE One of the'most amazing latexes big, it Is best before drawing In In
on record Is that of the American barn or stack to turn the cocks over
Banking by Mall
..(Continued from page ' explorer, Peary, who reported that he and expose to the sun fee a few
Vegetable Compound biscuits Tom watched him frem be., Greenland.' This was supposed to Threeliting Soy Beans.
th nil t Prove that Greenland wao an island, The best machine for threthInt le
Ayerra ClIffr lauebee.:=1"riltivo-- 'nes -1441110-itald.-tho-channet.-****s- tuerked• eon the regular pert-andebean-threiber:-•-
metelilv at the icieles ,which still
sea tembitig for three years, andAmerican navy maps. It was not un- The ordinary grain threshei' can be
se the end of the clung to his lips. His corner of the to six years later that another ex- used successfully providing the
year Ialways feel cabin was cold, henee it was a pain- • plow reported that where the then- cylinder speed is redured to 400 or
tiredand horn no ful process. When he had disposed net was said to be watt a range of 500 revolutione per minute: ;eel all
aPPrAete• I was of the'last lump and when he could hill& free from lee and where game • concaves and some of tbe ever ei e
teeth removed If the I -ego or. e
and brittle. A corn vie • e
been used for bean s' '-.'«
cesetully. After Bite.* •• •
should be stored In o' • .• .•
shovelled over tr• ee •
surplus moisture 1.-.• I •
Care In stow- le •
mouldy beams wet
OWN 0. A. College t'
w ti s
meamtee.batifte no longer restrain his irritation, he aboUhded,
TAW in oic back brokout: Peary alio claimed to hare die -
e
latneemes I "01 course eau had to make bread covered a trot of land called Clocker
-Inkitohlgroltostop didn't you? Just because you know' 14121"Ilks.enentlYi other explorers
3. established the fila thet no such land
WOrkitig. A friend Pm starving." existed. Peary's "diseoveries" have
recommended "It come tail didn't it?" Jerr
Lydia B. Pink.;" . o. Y been deleted front the naval mays,
haws wettable inquired, with aggravating pleasant- and much doubt has, eorevequeetlie
ropound to nte nese. It ain't my fault yeldre been east upon his' otatetneet that he
and I Ininan Wipe how etarvitig, and you got all night to discovered the North Pole.
good itemise I00htit woW, help cook 'what you want -after I'ni done. Some )earl Igo s leiter was te-
n*. Anil it 44 Z4OW 1 take Int I don't rare if you bake a layer cake eelred by tut important newspaper
bottles 41"17 year 1.14 "wren*" it and freeze ice-cream. You can put ' declaring that the greatest sufferings
to abet's.' - DieltALSA Paarrilita,
Algell Clig, *whoyour front feet in the trough one were being experleaced by the inhabi-
teats of rertain pens of Italy owing
champ your swill; you ran root and
°MAW hel Werek" , wailer In it, for WI of me. I won't to the failure of the tamarind crop.
____,Clienitiereefee•Noliseeelkittilae.`ejeel kedeeetre hurry you, not in tht least." Aa article 'WAS actually published on
„ the eubleet and a relief head sug-
rermar r"ml.".. l.""' a"' '''''"'"wir "It's tome Adis every Olio lat 1
-- e Y, geeted. Macaroni ie not a plant, but
at Moos tioosatit pains eatieing
vognitiot, and f 1 wea tAntli. grumbled the former speaker. . as article manufeetured trent Senn
lag *Moot and Ise NNW hours Jerry giggled. "I sIwalys vale
I trould be *noble to attend to my right lucky, except in piekin' per& Suited
WM*. Throve' au *emrdeopeut*
the potpies I know *of ledla IL Pink-
bera's Vegetable Ornmermi, ami it
has been of greet benefit to me, tite
troubles being cempletely relived."
-LAMA J.EA_ teen Ceenthig, Vag's
County, Non But*
ners; he deelared. In cracked end e Friend -Were you excited en your
Weeks* volt* he began hemming u „wedding day
roundelay, evidently intended to ex.
*reGroomee„raeitte" sly, gate
m gaiety *04eontentment.
Unable longer t., nIth•tand. his the,bride ten Oilers and tried to kis',
gnawing hunger, Tom secured for the minister."
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