The Goderich Star, 1928-01-12, Page 6PA 'X Si
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THE CODERICH STAR
Ifillt$I41. JAN. f2...h, :tea
The Orange Pekoe
is extra good
In dean, bright Aluminum .
'Memo]
The Loveless Isle
cr:76e5lity 13v NORMAN PENZE ..Kal
• THE LOVELESS ISLE ItalleWing thirt-enisolle, Mira
RUSSELL NAIRN, a tall, good. chseneed by the thought of Pamela.
HO ma e --e' armee o meet bet acct.
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dentolly, but nothing comes of them.
Presently, he realizes that thie oh.
session- is having ,an adverse effect
upon tds business affairs, and, with
greatAnental effort, he decides to
put Pamela Completely out of, his
mind.
At a dame at the Albanlim, Lega-
tion to Which 00 is taken by some
friends of the family (a Mr. and Mrs.
litentley) Paznele -meets Osear Eregg
t people who are not orcoawca bY who is there Partnering Lady Fiske.
t 'Prtiren. Calling at ids office, sile To Lady. Visite's 'chagrin, Tiregg
gives de-
hftn a geeti.fuitured "whigging" serts her for remota, who, like
hini-
fi;r 114 ne*„etflt41„etn
1$ trieni,(14. eat is an excellent dancer,
ta-p
ece.s an awte.„,,,
e...eon to dine nom meantime, Kau% has .enterea jou),
It* LaiNtrOs, but eancels it at the an arrangement with risiat whereby
'bet motnent by• telegram., the scientist goes to Gamuts to put
Int3tend ot mom to 10 tato operation at a derelict paper mill
ilds'estiptinft. OA Selentiq diseoveyY Owned by Nairn, ilia theories for
sr.$c Sir Fretierkk Fioke, by *Web speeding np,_•bninstry by means of
Van elaims.te lie able to reduce lotreducing thefatigueef the work -
inn 'fatigue in industry, inerea3hig men. Nairn protnime$ to visit tbe
‘output prodigiously, and assuring mill inter in the year.
netional prOsperttea 7, Otte evening when 11(1 113 dining at a
` Sir Frederick, °nee a „fa,. sillopai_bL,West,,F,nd Rotel. Nairn is astonished
tivIrpoli, has a wife, consmeramy u‘Asiti, see paineia in Bregivis *employ. •
or, who having lost intereet in, Nairn is sure Pamela Paela recognises
leer Mohan", le mutt:, attracted by Oe. aim, but the makes no alga, and
tare Iliegg, a Young teetttiotwell 1,8110' Nairn leaves, puzzled mid IMMeNVIlat
tatatte (1i1i; hurt. '
Nutmeg engagement to dine with Together with very promising 10-
t
1e langtrent Is renewed :After Par* porta rearteo'rning the mill, Nairn, re.
14in has torn hitn, her.tharaeteris. oleos ,ereat Fiske a .confidential let -
fie nuctiner, what slte thinks of him. ter in wbrelt he outlines the eituation
After dallier, a seriee01 1M4xPeet: with regard to his wife and Dregge
luiPPenitIO quuses Pamela Om and Asks Nairn to senul Jjregg nut of
'noire to be left, alone for a time in the cotintry on sone .1)ittneible.
'On -drawing 'room. Pamela plays rand, at bis (Make's) expense.,
iujI eings to him, but. a SittatiOa Nairn' MalieS 'Drew an offer, • and
In rapidly -beaming interesting ,Eregg, • desiring to end his intrigee
ii interrupted and never testtmed. 'with Lady Fiske, fa order to Put,
• " himself in a better position with•Pa-
EITSSADERKRAUT NOW1111010, welcomes the mission as mak-
I .1 ing jest the break he desires. Ludy
FEELS YEARS YOUNGER ,r/Skcio hOWeVerl. is eXCeeallight ,1)04iv"
ih Alt011t if and tries to dissuade
fertfr., bas ttchieved, considerable sac.
as a eompany float:clew, in spite
the at that be is but thirty.abi.
intense devotion to .hlo Waimea
remitted in his circle of Wert&
ery limited, lett be is Still a
welconie guest of the Lengtrey fain.
. ily, whenever he eotaleseend$ to visit
their etiburban bonieL The: younger
; Lingtry girl, Pamela, a vivaelque
stitdent Of musie, Is .one Of the fete
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°Now eat even sauerkraut and hien '' •
emetage and feel fine. Adlerika end- Pamela's mother, 'learning of her
cff,atantaelt as and 1 feel 10 years daughteee acquaintance, with Eregg,
younger," -Mrs. * " but knowing nothiog of his htipentl-
Just -ONE spoonful Adlerika re. iug departure for Buenos Aires, is
,11sivo5 gas -and tbrd bloated feeliog so touch dtsquited
that yott eau oat anti sloop wolL Acts AlitinfatelY 14*W, disregarding
,
len BOTH upper and lower hovel and Lady Pielte'st passionate alMettle, cle-
very. eves old waste matter you never see with Nairn's stter and poopare.s
thought was there. No matter what to sail, '
Bea have tried for -.your etomeett and ;WAIVER XIV
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towels, Adlerika twill suopoiso you, ' '
&I,MOSDLL'S DRUG STORE. AN ttNixptOrr.-0 mESTINo
liussell Nairn did not see (hour
Iltegg utcala hefote &egg's depart...1
ure for Baeflos Aires; Ito left pet.
ors, his secretary, to make suelt ar-
ngeMent AM wereeneeessavy, and
Peters iovested with -an air of great
briportance the simple and mimeos]
slay° errand upon B
which regg was
sent. ,
Peters booked the passage, despite
Brea's protest that lie was well able
to do that himself. The eeeretary
WAth A shrewd judge of -men eta had
fears of what might happen if he.
trusted Eregg witlt the leash with
which to purehaselds ticket. '
Further, it pleased Iffte Winneeke
Petera to dabble, in much matters. Ile
ihad never been further afield than
Marie, but he clues fondly- to the
"hope that, mte day, Nairn would en-
, trust him with a mission overseas, or
take him on one of his lourneye.
siNgURiNC
The
Mutual. Life
Assurance Company
of Canada,
titidom•imo
Ottttter. t WATtliat100, OtIT.
D D 1400NEY, AgenL
pools%
Easte Ste : Ot)titinealt 0:0*,
!' 114.aninne tne twit; Us'. ,k
%E.a.iii 1,1:',6 t.::,:,
l..4:.1;; t';ckc,..i3 1.,•i7 C.Alerc:,,
1 lite rec.,:Fyity, cf bcsi-a:-...g 4 rarK:ag,:t
tc, South kiteraa Ca; Urci.f,g, rt.Inn,..I,
iLtdNinen fir...."; it v.o.aid to, w-lso to v
) oerve a berth foe his 0Wra projected
frig to Canada. AccordinglyA Vetere
wee entrusted witl the duty of firet,
ing the most i:_ 3; mat Virile -
0.111102$ ,111CAU.3 14' W/i1C1.1 his chicf
ilinigh.4 crozs thO Atlantie, at, the time
he taished to travel,
113 found that 34 rilArre-is imer, a
ishe lexurieue ship, would be leavmg
abaft Gm time Naitte wished to g
away. The reste-vation wee made,
but, lust a eveekobefore im was due
to /cave, Nairn received a letter Steno
Sir Rey -mond Verry cuggeating that
they nught, met att town on the pre-
ise day On WW1 the Empress litter
aW5 tine to call. .
This Wei the first communication
of :any kind that Neirnebad received
from the. head of the mighty Great
;entre' Dank since the unfortanete
occasion when $ir Daymond had vis.
ited Naira's offico in person and had
fotitel Nairn rtbsent. Ste Itateuond
waa one -of the lew_baakett. villP bud
ebeWri confidence in:plaint during the
earliest dolts, said Nairn never for-
got it. Whatoyee inconvenience
.might be involved, Nairn determined
to aeeept the ttppointmetit exactly as
ouggested by the banker, and to
ehange his sailing.orrnngeMente•
Peters made the mest exheustive
inquiries with 0 view to findiuga ship
as comfortable and aa expeditious as
the Emprese liner but he Could find
none that ,would land Nairn in •Can.
Ada about the date when it 'Ono tea.
secretive that he, should be there.
The only altereatitte was to reserve- a
passehe in a moderete.sized tam-
eless: vessel, taking ten days to make
the trip from SouthaMpton to Mon.
treat. Though be begrudged the lofts
°Utile extra three days width the
journey would occupy. Nairn was
fend of the. -.,sea, and looked forward
with real pleasure to the trip. e
: It Was at audit times as tles that
,the financier felt, the lack of a part-
ner. But be had a very efficient thief
an astute, conscientious . young mom
a framed neeountant who had been a
sulialtern: under Nairn in the war,
and who still looked upon Nairn with
the , tostne admiration as lie did in
those exacting days. He had not the
"tencli'''..0 the "Confidence of Nairn,
and conic/ not be expected to initiate
transactions Of any magnitude. But,
as Nairn had said. he could "hold tint
tort in gondstyle," , and hie.' Wet
kw that though the earning tapee
aity of the. -business would be dentin -
;She UV Ile abeenee, at all events Ile
could divest hiraself Of any .- anxiety'
concerning the proper handling *Ibis'
affairs hi London.
Time and again,' pressure of bust.
ness threatened to :cause a postpone-
ment of the J0111%014 but there came
a day when, at eight o'clock in the.
morning. Nairn stepped into e• ear
heavily laden with. baggage, and two
hours tater the Damlier was thread-
ing tite •way throngh the narrow
streets of Winchester, en route for
Sonthainnton. ,The boat ;train 'would
hove made the jouvney mare speedily
but Nairn had arranged for a friend
in the Isle of Wight to take charge of
his ear AU(1, chauffeur during his ab-
sence, and it was thus 'cOnvenient to
i_
use the ear for the trip. •
Nolen bad , Crossed the Atlantic
many times *previously, but he atilt
felt a thrill as his car drove through
the dock gate$ and the funnels- of
great liners tame irttoview: Tired
and a little nerve -sore- After days of
work at high pressure, the eights and
*tiadVotthe great .port Were A tante
to hint. *
He found' the berth of S. S. Mount.
ever, arta though the ship was barely
A third of the size of the giant liners,
she toatle an impreestve picture -with
her 20,000 toes, as she tetaned high
above the - qttayeide. . .
Evidently the boat, train had, ar.
rivett,,some time previously, for the,
decks of the ship were thronged„with
neopIe, and in thst shed through which,
he must pass to the foot of the gang-
way, the etNeer$ were dealing *4th-
-odd people, who. like himself, bad
come down by other meansthan the
boat train.
For a few minutes Nairn lingered
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ot 0,e shrd wt.:k tn., .e.ar.;iii. it.ird THE WOMAN READER
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; d vvfer hi* tiunks to if;0 haggleire `
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:viol, bat ic viaa thitim.ele*lic t It.. 1, .
-.-01 Nolin that
41 ..e few flii:11:te$, At iiuk; otes a little more harmfal ttan
curiide rftice Ffeee other fclaret, It 13 A pity that, the
,:r:1,1eing a 31- 30 to his (laid tie a cigarettes hrterling Loge!
which 1,43-., bau,it,,t ti the dud. prevalent atil-Aig women. Not only
roue te pool ne the Tnen,wstit 4.;1., the:" 4nlihe them 6Wa health bY
btik..f farewell to Ifs man, he turn- 11413 habit, but tileY sct bacl examPle
gmigway a the -seep, awl thi, era of the raze. they rcb the uti;)arri
towardi the opening kadiag ff,r children r,otd yi)atb, and, moth-
rfhardrrur eke e eau Item, (-4 a lager vetch should ha thew her.
lt-a? solute* set becaino ait,. who hail ltage.
Inen.a cotToeal ender tem xn more utJltst teaelvx and an
eeeeeeeees Gaii/e3 with leaders in the eenrounitF would do,
genuiiik„pleasuta, It V.. 14 teach to- discourogo evorY watt the
which alwaye pleased him. ate of eigarettee- among Ow youag.
pflespOrt shown here, end steam- One of tile btst way would bo to
chip ticket there, a lest with the themselvee refrain front the use of
ship's sletter, stead looking for there.
those whose appearance hetraytet in. / 011SE FOR OLD PILLOW SLIPS
feetious and Nnirn's fcetr' were I W31en. riliew` dips have become tie
on the gangway. Iwbrn and thin to protect the Pillows,
Alt about him, an the &twat& and do not tear theta up. for rags, but
op the decks above, were little groaDs ttse them to prateettine dresses hung
of men ond wornen bitiding good-bye in the closet. Min a bole in the cies.
to patsentera. Vemte wereopenitt ,ed. end through which ;tote may, etta
tearful, others ratalu Valiant at- 'the book of A clothes huger and Blip
tempt to eover tears With BMOCS, aud the pillow' case over the top. of your
onae_ wvru. just. jovial _friends • fni.!gued dross -a- im the
'wbem the journey meant only Shoe thanger in the closet. iThis will keep
separation. . • (the dust from settling on rarely,used
For Nairn there was none of this gowns. When folding pied blankets
leave-taking. Neither here 'nor in and quilts away on the closet shelf,
London was -there anyone who felt 'slip an old pillow- case over oath one.
Ids departure. Peters certainly This will proteet them from •dust rani
seenied a little. gloontY as bi$ ehief will make them loole.- neat on the
left, for he worshipped this auper. Shelf.
man of business, and ehauffeur THE cREEi,EIG DADy
831(1 1. Germ from the street.are brought
him as good servants tad be to a in on the shoes of Inenabere of the
gaad Vaster. Nevertheless, the kind
'fatuity. They are scattered Over The
of affection that Wings itears igoor of. your bow,. ,rhe creeping
IfeartY farewells to the -quayside, ears. boy' gets them on ble bands, then
"mailing Nal" 1144 never knewn' puts his hands to his mouth. In this
though bad be "ever 11,ttraed it,
no way be is likely to get some terrible
there i5 4°14 14:t "1" 114" 're* disease, snob us diphtheria Or spinal
turned it in ftd1 meesuve.
meneugitis.' Ettep the. baby off the
tristenorhetei'llitsuatottoend tioefr,assth)tisis- utteiliZ17 taahr.pan and imeo the baby in that,
a ee floor. Have canvas floor to the
Ihtreoullvtastecyd, i?tfv:111,y6 and do tot let any other ntember a
the family step his 'foot beide the
quickly, and held out his papers to
n steward who prepared to show him "bYlion• viroatt ...,babes hands fre-
quently.
to his stateroom. ,
"This way) sir," said the steward L'OnR-",,te4," tukawt-LKNAL4NTS
advoneing into the contra' hall of A teaeupful MAY be a very differ -
the eut tom in the hands various
Thd man went a few pito% and houge° wives and the difference may
then, :Wising' that "the pas$OUPter" sUilitient to ruin the most eare.
was not following,' till:fled and called, fully planned recipe. Thi$ 1$ because
"This stray, sir." all teacups are not the same size.
But it was of no avail. Itteirn was The only way to he sure that the
talking to a middle:0mi eouPle, _and gelled„for 1)31 Yet= recipe
from the xelantations. ettrprise the torre'ct amount is to use one of
that _were :_betWeen. Um,- it those etandardegraded. tataft'upe. to it
ebviousty useless for the' stete. Purchasea for nteasurieirups.
ora to exPect to g?„t Nairn's attention A teamip of ,ellepped nuts is not
The eouple whom Unseen Nairn the seine thing AS a teacup- Of nuts
had met were ,51r. and Mrs. Lang- car:golds. uttontdthae :ate6epas ear te-taeacutepeeodi
troy, Pamela's parents,
('To- is: evitinued) nict:Luls witorsdwh.'ioAh hteaaacutpeoof sutioteudr
are ansurPittsCd. A bottle bt it °3t8 ling for sandwich -re -that i$, atalt-
Sore throat, trouP, whooping tough,
kindred ailments it has qualities that a' intent anzthing wall nerve as, the fa_
little and there ls 110 loss 000de-.The erowning property of Dr. and levet oft" the top with the dull
Thomas' EcIectrie Oil is that it tan eida , Do not shako the
be used internallY for manv coal' flour first to rnalce•,it settle,oe peek
plainte as well as orMertaliy. For into the eup. ,
Pains t14 eh"t` °°11e• at'a 1")°47 Xt° is bard ter us to recognize that
internally and Elaternaly 1,t, is tome, 'Elp it lightly into the tett4110
thing Wbieh tastes good when eatou
VEGETABLE SANDWICII •
having it at hand. • with bread and butter. The ba'ked-,
• otift WINTER WEATHER bean sandwich Is an example« Tal
epreading baked. beans between slies
A Wring Time for People With Weak of buttered bread. Then there is the
Watery
BI"c1 evItteptlerattemsta,":ohts,. Meeilxeryt,bggertebeertr
Cattadiaa winter weather is A try, PON", otte small enton and euenra-
ing Vino for debilitated,... run -clown b°s• Voloten fhb?, -with boiled salad
dressing and use aa a sandtvich 01.
people. The close aie of almt.up
houses, jack of aut„.0t..40%, ofereise. ling. It has that mysterious, juicy
taste. so delightful in a sandwich. To
the restricted diet of the season) all
litet tbneirorrilecathvoanyswienakseuneehdcasyseaa- .6)11aakudewich with iceeeoid imitternok.
a lunch- de luxe. terve this
SMILES
the danger of severe colds, attacks of
influenza. or the obit store dreaded Suffeter, to druggist: "Wilt you
pneumonia. There is to other time give nit -something for my head?"
of year, When a bountiful stand* Druggist: Wouldn't take It as
rich, red blood is so necessary; and a glean
the one way to keep the blood nth
and pure and thus weld winter trou- "Have any of yonr Childhood am-
ble is through the use of Pr- bftions been realized??
Items' 'Pink Pills. If, unforturiatelY, tefes, when my mother cut my
you have foll'en A victim to influenza, hair, used to wish was baldheed.
or other winter troubles, this same ed."
medicine will restore your health aed
strength. Amoug thoge who breve
moved the value of Dr. -Williams'
Itmk Ptils him Margaret Pearson,
MR. No. 3. Chatham. Miss Pearson
had passed through a severe attaek
of influerza and &win 'It left me so
vitak and rurcelown, thet I could
scarcely walk. Anaemia set in and
it almost seemed as if I would not
pull through the winter, as I.. grew
so weak that the least exertion would
bring on ,fainting sltells. r was nut
der medical treatment, hut it did not
help ate. Then one day la our local
panel 1 read an advertisement of Dr.
Williame" Pink' PilIiireitil-treekled-fe
. Nearly all children ire subjeet to
worms, and manY are born with them,
Spare them suffOing by using Moth-
er Gravest' Wolin . Exterminator; an
excelleet remedy.
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Report of Rog Shipments for Week
Ending deanery 5, 1928
• McGew-Totet hags, 81; seleet 'be -
con, 20; threk smooth, 51; heaviet, 0;
shop ;hogs 1. Auburn -Total hogt
46; seleet.tacon, 14; thiek smooth,
ad; shop hogs, 2, Huron county -
Tota hogs, 134'i; eelect baton, 306;
thick ion -tooth, 100; heavies, '39; shop
stettitlightstand•-feettlerca
try them. By the time Thad need If one woman, coat steal anothefa
three boxes 1 felt much better, Mit husband, she doesn't gain much a
continuing the use of the pills it raw the other doesn't lose much.
not long before 1 felt better than 1
bad bete before the influenza attack. There's eomething shout glrl's le
ed roe. My rapid, reeovery infrPrieftl theme dayiteabut it isn't clothes.
my friends, and *then asked "What
did you, ria,"1 would ProndlY ant%
"Not my doing, but Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills." PE* crne. at least, the
pills have been worth, their weight
in gold." -
As a Precaution rigairist winter 011
take Dr. Williams" Pink Pale now.
Sold by all rrtedicine dealers or sent
by mall at 60c a bee by The Dr. WA*
lialttfe Medklrie Broekville, Ont.
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It's hard to be eand-natured and
dioltonest at the some time.
Thai the latereet areasert im the Nee Cherrelet hes kilo volt merfeed isdiestad thona
a ads wok ametim t• hog Nir Mit The =OK spirt rahliolek with its follow loot
4. Ils 411*
at aiiird=Almitre e heoChsoee
erZetWe 44
the holly et Ishii 4. 13,. bog** lloogret
am IOW 1.11,empaive sew rallefier and heavy NI aeons hadere; tietkt.
dammirtembir et ern we K.. oath heoliart oases% and allinfiatil friffsfere. lowiff
alt MOO a/ flif loshee. The Itior Clirirsliso. white we *0 13. Mussed is rho. -oro
AI *Oa irit dateror whe mailer them preview amide.
Gas ia die Stanch
Is May Dupree:
flea. Path. Zenatios anda tootthe or
reAwoom *for eaftor aro Moon foetal*
orleow. of meows 11r4rathkeic
is stemike•I.
in•r• 404 f31f4fatoo the *lima*
r
oftleacehthesitilartr
effooftly earastr•
terstg="ebo a=atifilateit se-
a gaff
Woofs fba Heart.
ielateriere•b• Mr to MO..* sr* •
or eo treat artflidal
goottof ales tairpot aothralloo iSa
• awe. A wow war to
4thiselsert moo
fprolee awraltes lobo
tue alrotstarri
resoloaa•prorms=1:40•Tiose
FEW FOLKS HAYE -
GRAY HAIR NOW
Wpm* says Loodisa Ari 'Wag
flacloos $afi Ids Sad
Salphor
Bair tint leaseito obit Sad
dr whoa it fad*, Iwo ray, ski
WAN*, it mond by so Ude of saiolow
is the hair. Or gramobanalow wok
ow a atiwore of &ow T.s Nod Siphon
I* twit kr Woo dark and beastifat
wed tionowido at *moo awl sow *ha
valet that ere* coat that leamotifte
do* gook of hair *Nth it se at.
treetive. tear this oki-tiete recipe.
fromedmrowearst *it ftwasas fant.
lure iovrevei het the addition et other
hareditats hy Latin :IA srmitirritere
for het* of "Wrides sad Se&
Composed,- whisk Lthe
Sar me mosersili. sis troalr. that *so
holy too perally all13 hee hose ap.
mlito4. Yew lest iimeaptio spree or
soft brook wiiti it sad arror this
ilsoseets year heir. twills OM anal
hat &weer, &whet
wood sit tiono she
ens•
bees w Iressies
('-d=me
ammeemed Sat. 4.
derheati• the heir ober • hes
Mhos.
13 .4.. Mao Ash dr gime mai
hare emit Asian it am alsoleamme al
dsmit.
A SURE itELIEF FOR
WOMEN'S DISORDERS
TEN-DAY TREATMENT FREE
Orange Lily is a
certain relief for all
fillsorders of women.
It is appliea loeally
and lg absorbed into
the suffering tiseuee.
The dead waste mot -
region , is • owned,
ter in the congested
giving immediate men.
tfa and physical re.
lief ; the blood vesseis and nerves are toned and etrengthened,
and the circulation is rendered to normal as this treatraent is
based on etrietly-seientifie prineiples, and aets on the actual
location Of disease, t cannot help but do good in all forms
of female troubles, ittell.taing delayed and painful -menstrua-
tion, leucorrhoea, falling of the wonall,,growths, and, overian,
trouble*, etc. Priee $2.00 per box, winch is stiffieient for one
meint14,treatment. A free Trial Treatment, enough for 10
days, worth 'Me, will he sent PREE,to any stifferIng, woman
who will send lac her address. Anolose three stamps and ad-
dress: Mrs. Lydia W. Ladd, Dept. 10 •Whid$04 Ontario:
Sold By Leading 'Druggists Everywhere
Here and There
TR,
Edmonton. --Northern Alberta's
biggest farm land deal this year was
completed the other day when the
well-known Trent Farm was sold to
a colony of Mennonites for more
than $120,0.00- The stew raners,
Light famibes,rwill take posseeolon
on hle* 'fear's Day. The farm,
which is in the Tofitid district, hes
2.641 acres. ,
Passengers on the "Empress ,of
Australia" now touring the world
had- a memorable experience, when
they witnessed brilliant military
manoeuvres near the Grand Pyra-
mid initiated by King Fuad of Egypt
in hopor of the visit of Bing
Antanulter, of Afghanistan. Seine
of the passengers were subscenently
received at Mug Fuad' s court,
Cant. Talk to Wife
Too Cross and Nervous
"Even my husband couldn't talk to
me, i was so cross and nervous.
Vinol has made Me A different and
happy woman, --Mrs. N. ideGallt.
Vinal Is a compound of iron, phoe, ,
vPoll‘tte sFIRST t I i voet1 emakes
ryou peptone; e e* ranee;
better and hare a BM appetite, Ner..
volts, easily tired people are sOrpris,
ed how ga,xcx the iron, phosphates,,
etc„ give new life and pep. 'Viol
I ' CAD/MItastes :VS DRUG STORE.
1 if it than doesn't golf or fish and
hasn't a ear bow dote he lceep up his
lying practice?
"Toronto; ---An nptimistla note with
regard to the market for Canadian
bacon waS, struck by A. d- Mills,
representative of the British Min-,
istrY. of Food in conference with
packers here. He expresied the con-
viction that Canadian farmers would
be very poorly advised to sleeken
in .• hog production at the present I
time, stating *tit an improve:neat
in the British market was ot sight,
with many of the countries which
had been flooding Brits% with baron
during • the past year beingetete.
tmally eat of the bastness-
If ii'man is hard pressed Tiis elothel
aren't.
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