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e" 0 Forced to Give "THE ETERNAL CM, 'U=. It was V441 Wfore tile 'Cia4stlan 0 0 G
C. -a 1�ut Was rczzored, by uadr4lo, tho N ,
. , Town J, OPZCS . UP Job He Held By D. V. McCONNELL bn4lultrof St. ugc7q, It wits ded4:'at-0 HwEmwAwTw 1,,,,,== I
1'. - ___ - - _�� -Fifteen Years �- . . I wl "it, tomple tz� all .. the go", but after th a R,&,UN F!UJEL Kmu in your
,� Ws. vi -piry c was Y"- Quarantec*4 50% fuel '53ving. va, 0 - Tl* I
DA?" was $VOMSS , mmo, kao M, tbraughaut. cbrIstaAdom V.33t lmpqta,�)t ciantl ia t%o carl,v ? s oN , f paxau varslalp it or lacatIna plant, ,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,,IIY control, d ty
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TUC, dgmob-,M M tho OS61MOVOI noill. , __ .- , - �, Vcar rmaltu 1=- 2!� ,,the Eternal ody", 1-1 Zbe capital of ta.-Y. of Cbrlstianity U4 Walsentim wa� I I - st , , - .
v3ur tho auwl_�,C3,�f .... oZC4 to the� 0hT13-,41r;IqIaa elluto lmd�r th4 name of day�l fr�e - -o or boater. uar
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4M X;r" tvmln�. tu _;'. 1011 11,10 -to 0, OP uni._-d Italy. It was; for cMAMI�3 MO a "Idary of vio UartyrS. it la reeordea u.- Fut a SURNER In Your r3ur
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t4o )P�n r'lir 33�ard, wau a a=X=. WZli .� 1, .�� lo�� Z ,'a', licla tor ,Cp5fal U10, BUNSEN OIL
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from a roekc�l And al'.QW141 VAUZ lal view. �. "M ycaro. Ow, � ar,1631 of tho, ancient T'arld an e I , leburcii. blsta� that twenty-cight, wag. gl7a, years. P403 from $37-50 Up- .
At C14LO trulo tize;1D wore m-44 CQUV�05 on ,a' — ut_ tinn tim03 until tile pra�,12:t growth 02 W37 relfgton wonla ilav(� becn
$� I *N, .. ma -.11 ttoux-a Un- ,3rly Curl') lintain rXad ef the opirl, greatly dol%yca by percccuttoul aud Vil-lOads of bones of martyrs were
tho ua=, Alter all exi)"==� woro paid , ,_ dormI-..cd my V491t �IaS bcO'l tho go [brought from the catavo4z43 and rain- I . H 0 (;L.EMENTS - �
". jurlsdl,QtWri of the pagan Int9zeraw:0. t $Uop, KIN(ISTOX STRECT
I tuow wa% a curplua. ct mme $45. wiit�il ifiii& .t Cyrtem. t:y elreu- tual and, ccelc3lacti2al ,t=ed here. It. like 6t. Angelo, is cYlAn- 14%$Sr�Y HARRIS I'llone too , 1.
V4 4:) wi�A to rodul�o t4e deAZA Of ta� I , ;;111_,1k lat'.14n. %vao Very POPM cn�opt for a period W-11cu AVIUC03 CONSTANTn V Bel '
, . as A ,I fdrb.al In farm,'�With a Very Une VQVtIqQ I �
� tat gaaT. 'lats IS t1lo 11TIA et a 8,40 � . * 0
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z I , %, , : I p�or and nourit',� Jaimad ,that M1411=tIon. Wo, city In thc clu�o to Conf,tantluels A-zh P5 tho Col. 1w.th Imulcum -Frawto, celumns. It has � � I 11 - I I � I
� Ill vAy lc;ra WQ3 BO, ,7orl,d has gone tUrMS11 SO M30Y VIcI53i" wzouw built In the first COUtOgy. At One 13-W-011 1 1 . I
cxd r.ar,1.-s and dar.C3 to W 1-.4d w � : � . . I .
I tounlln��;,= =4 t4o liberal IZUX � 4 , !no wlildows but tho great rotunda #1
tW3 pauawl I ,�0,1,,, ,.udeo. V Ono has be..,u a reader Of Rant- time it wa!3 tile MoSt IMposial" structure, 0 �
$VmX0_^;1 by tho V431.2 23 _Ultoh ajpx.- 1- -4. fell Off ta NvhcrQ I -tad I in he V vas a 'Ill ht d by clv�`ular qpeuln2: thirty feet I . Uldo. They. be. I
I bardly", r, IM amnava ,;�a hiStory one's thoughts are (live- I t jorld. It I US d as a theatre in 1!,4molt1r11In, the, Centre of the concrete, it necessary to have 4 9
'clatcd br the, dlre�-,Ora. Mr. Arthur 1=ly W04G110:1 lot pound, o present to a corito'nPlatiOil 01 and for gladiatorial cOmbats, until About denied root 14Q fopt above -the flaor. The long, to the Ist ,century and Obrist4all IRED AND - lAk �
Ugatina �jas �t ' nattor of �;,,cremolilca and tl,e WAY. Corgan tooj� hold ,of an my from th and tile visitor Wandering, About I ,maeu men . .. XM U10til the — -, .. . ?��
- ,hc3tra, was I, troublas. rvq ,actually Gained Over 10 .ts Pat -1 400 A,�D. when combats be' I, burial continued in this ter , ,f .
Alony taxilu or., - .1 parv.etkl3ray . diameter of the rotunda Is the E40io m suffered martyrdom
ners zt cards wore.' , a city finds It difficult to withstand thia asb3lng Inconsistent V7311, . __�
finq totm. Win -ids and no ,longer have neuritis or .h . were forbidden. 43 height. Around the WaM are Wobea 4th, 'century, Many 1-921TARLE _ I
I . not Available); riz v lar influence, of the place. A halo. Ing refuge bore during the Pro- . I � 4
ladja ,-uo9,I, (name zz,_-Aach &5tvesti, Tbe SArGon Pills rc- X -;U1 Christianity V0111411 bad by this - tIMQ 1with. statues and memorial tablets 01 When cook . .
g,_ut1emcu, Z�jr. oaronco t1c,OoaW.d ; gteated My boweb liltg clOeIM"Ork- I nQV jr romajtgo Surrounds the story of IW n P00 e Vawsrful. T1101 build- .WiiUs, Imrfta101 and others WUD .-Were 4ccutions Christian church . Abam 9 9 .
pprea I As, 'r I Take Lydia E. P4 .
IMLy ebair ,,willaor. r,jr.. Robt. 01)ottan: 3.5 b h ntino ,ava freedom of Wor- C010poUJ24
I , . have the st."onath. and energy to tackle founding In the very remote P t lit t 0 Ing is an immense structure, oval In honored by havInK their last rpsting� plate Until 'Con -*tegetah10 ,
I Elithro. ladlea'. =0 sprowo., - Gentlemen, The niches now are Generally emP- I
any job that comes ,61ona.11-Vrneet J. ,,,tory rests on,doal;tful tradition and Me ah4P0, very high, And About a third' Of A bore. Raphael's tomb Is near 1�ina Via. Ship- ' : d help$
Aft. Uarry chambers, lucky chair vAn- , It steadies the norvcs an .
Cartel, Toronto, 172 Lappin Ave. the stories Rbolit, the beginningo 'of 9thel Mile in elrounitorolloo. It has tier* of ter V I ,
nor. =3 Ldna Brownie.. � ,mmanuors, And among tile Many ,a ty,, tho popes at various timea live re- , you will eat bet- 1,.�
CAUPBI�WS X)RUO STOAV- ancient cities. Including London Is either stone seats supported by Arches and gal- orie that seems to claim more attentior. interred the skeletal'$ Undor church altars
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I I . a large mixture of i,iies and bad veatina accommodation from visitors than thoseof kings or catp. and ,other -consecrated places. Only A ter,.., sleep bet, .
_ , ,,abulaus or contains .
. ,r,, 0. F. WSTALLPATION 1 . I � . � 'Underneath are ter., Life will VoM -worth living . . 1.
At the =acting at Court oodericli . table. The popular tole of, the ZoV1141119 for. 60,000 spectators. dins.18-the Tomb of the' Vknown Sol- few Inscriptions remain. Remember t � 11
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.f Roma is worth r"allino. Twin bra . ra for actors and gladiators and diar,draped In mourning and surrounded , er0an 0alm-4liq ideal tollet requisite again. 6ilt
C.O.F., bad Taorday night 'Of 13A 'Arepz Retail Expert ts * inst which I Perfect In 100 wornop sayl
. . U by lighted candles. A great deal of the for every discerning woman' . belp you too. Liquid Or t2b- .
$ tUm of .eight new members were InItla- thers, . omulus and -Wraus in infancy dens ior the wild Animals Aga of rare 'Let it . .
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. Ud by Chief Ranger W. V- % PrI-'L',- ThO � Advertising Booster wo�ra placo4 in Wbasket and dropiped, into men fought'. It had no permanent roof; interior 18 decorated with white marble results, ,Creates Complexions , as you prefor.
I nc�v ofilcaro ,at the j I I th Tibor, A sho�WOlf found them. and when speatAoles were on, sailors were em. iind the altars And recesses adorned w.ft beauty lid -charm. .,Delightfully cool and lot form . I I
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court V34 ,conducted by orgp1mr Foray i . . . Suckled them until they 'Were rescued by played- to stretch canvas awnings . paintings PlIEV so Xe1rQ4hitlg, Never leaves a vestige of. � I . I
rtL Perrin at London, Whose PORACO Was' the atena, Many of the Ralibael. Built =4 docitcated to I pagan stickiness, A VeIvOtY smooth lotion te'ri- . . . 7--we'nor.- g#"*— . �_11 - I
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_ mevvopaper Ads, Aire Boot, W A shepherd who brought them UP [Is his I Interior Walls Ulptures of the time of *
scour�da3ps�clally for this m6slon- Thai , . to& SUCCeSt Of own children. When Romulus grew to and parts ot the exterior have been car- , stimulating the skin. Making It 1C 1 4
new,aimcers Are: P.� .',V. H. Price. A Say& --Ci gods In 27 5,0., modernized ana �hanjed. iug And I I
Da., j) J I . . manhood- he was joined by. his comMn- ried %way to VuUct churches and public. to a Christian churob A . nd still stall * truly rose-leafin texture. All dainty "X -a - 111ai .% d I .1 i
O,lt., .Ernest Bro.,konrldgo; V C. -R., I . cwa,stolres .1 . . . -till . r I I ding In- _��A YAW. .
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sartla-, I . � . .. � ions and they began to build Rome In I bllildiog$ but it I c remains a priofoun,d- in outlilve and beauty of proportions tho women invariably choose 'Persian Sal A=a I I I'll
. .. financial searetmrY, A. J. Wilk -i t . �. " I .
. W; ra",ord.mg seuretary. Albert llark�,r,l %,Tho depression has only served to W amed after him and ly impressive structure, It has AlWaya . s nearky 2,000 years ago, It Is it Imparts that subtle (11501actIOU SID - . I ... ... .
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. obaplain, W. M. KnIoAt. treasurer, W. at acientific he was ele.-tod its first king. The city been a symbol of the gre�tn6ss of Rome 1,trangely Impresslv6 spot and is to Italy c1laracterlstio,ot tho elegailt Wofioian, . YOUR NEW MOLLrnONS - . I . � . .
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idly And soon had 4 jargb pop.U. and has given rise to thasa7ingl ' what Westminster Abbey is to England, � . . .
I . � 4D, Wilson; S.W, ll. 0. Witmer; J.W., J�4mctAods of management and the liberal gfOW raP I . . I I X)istemper res Douglas- . . I . . I
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. ragr4ii; S.U., p. Bgwra: J,B,,, Itobert, use of news . paper adve�r- 1311011 Prillcipally young mon and as there- "While stand k I ay, g�eotings, kind friends., and all .
' and Iftielliaent. '. ,s, the Colosseum Rome BU94U illo. hallowed. spot In which 'rest her il. M .
The retiring chief ranger, W- V- Merchants wbo.hope to Were not young women enough to, go . stand, . l Egyptian 1,101raerit. Ngep.a. bottle 1=07 I . I I
. Henry. piloted tile Court for; taAno for retail I . I lastrious dead. The Oatacumbs.-burlal . . I I � bless I Ing Attend. Your new xooalu�lons, and I I .
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IL P*cI who has � , 1� 11. Bosellyj ., direc- round Uormau� resorted to a stratagem W.hca� ,falls the, 'Colas In the stable, , �
. a long time in that capacity. was PrO-'l 4,ucceed todAy," Fran H9 . _ .seum with it falls places of the early Christians-l-arer visited I , I n you � are planning to make. the New - � I
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� 0 Bureau to supply the young men with wives' the world.11 ,
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� . Senti.d p4th, the past 40hist RangerIA tarot The B.usinessmanag4m. nt I a) .. . 1. .. and venerated not. only ,by devout pfl� I T -T s e, Miller's Worm PoWders and the, er to .
,: jewel by Organizer Percy E, Perrin. A I of The Retail Marzhants' Association of arranged for a great And splendid festiv I I grIn% but by everyone curlaus.tQ kno* r joyful and, prosperous renioulb I . . .
of g4mes,4ud AtbIetiog.TRAJAVSVPRUM.' . . ,. I battle Against worms'is won. These yea I I I I I I . .. I
I . . hat these strange burial piqeds ditions, a . t sen . d flow
� . *omuilttte was appointed to make plans � Canada told the commorce Cluj) of with all kinds iv ke ers, and oftet, la 1933.
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I . . 1 l6b was to J�ast for toir days. He In- Not far. from, the Roman Forum is, TrA. , There are- severa Are " " powders correct the morbid can I I . . .. I 4, ' . , .� " L
, for the rstagina of a Valentine da I nce *a Quocn74 unlvorslty�at a rocent luncheon, wh' . ral for- A a"' Outsfdo the city the stomach � which ��urlsh worms, and I . . . — I . � I .
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I . ai king, jau's Forum for there Were seve � �
1. . FtbruSry 14. Aplain of vitk the people of the neighborb . , ,
. "Many merchants bitterly "cor , I I ums. - Its ,principal 0-4ture is the *w0A. Walls but most'visitors arer satisfied With these destructive , Parasite$ Cannot exist - . . ''. . . � I I
. I i . . re dorh-the Sabines-0 be present wItb a of at-� CaliXtUS. 'they, are , I . , - I , , '
� CJK=1K AWTEND mail order, obain And department sto -to the maidens,. Tb�q derfully .. preserved TrajanIs ,.I Column. seeing thoseL . after they come In contact with the , �
. . palliatition, but. $ail to realize that these special invitation . -by ' GEO. ST, �
I . 0 feet high and A diameter of subterranoan,passa&s about 3 feet wide di EWART .1
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i Rev. W. T. Bunt conducted a young buslfte$tes 11, ng people mixed. freely and on tile About 15 I � -medicine, The worms are . . ;
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� aye, not grown. beomme of YOU I goo eleven feet. Around it from the bottom excavated ' In soft Btona -�jlth nichas one the powders and ars speedily evacuated . - I ]FLORIST � I I I . � ... � I � .
I worsuippew service In the Baptist church . any magic, but bY`V1rtue of better ar� last day of, the sports It was arran � � . above, another In the- Walls for,the re. . .. . ),
i Romulus would give a, signal �y to't#o top runs a.spiral band about four with other refuse from the ' bowels. . . . . . . i
� . Sunday morning. The fit V-11VO Sahel- i ganization and more scientific business that I I � relief. "Ptloo of the 4&1 There are niiies at Soundness is Imparted to the organs And Phoho.,105 1. I Bitibe Street . . 14
i received awards for attendance. In, cloak, And cach .of the feet . wide, depicting ,.W' marble . . I . 11 I I
am ra�thods," stato& Mr, Basally, 'Who Con- taking..9if his . . I WO these alleyways In -all direetions,.makina, the health of the child steadily improve$. I , I .. . I . I �
. . I young Roman! waSto ize the maiden .scones .from Trajans Wars. 'It she I �1� . � .. . .
4or4or to obta!n a diploma, the reciplont so . . I I . . 4 � . . . I . . . : , �
must bavo Attended ehurch twentY-'AVQ, t1nued: . . . ber off ,. Be- 2500,human figurce as well As many ani- _,.._.. . . . � . I . � I
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1 i 1, A of merchandising is here. he liked bes ' t and. -carry I , .. � . . � . I I � . I I .. . . . I . . . . . 1. . A
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- Sundays in the year. Silver A new er . _ a in thI3 mals and � machine$ usi - � .. � . I . � I . I I . I . . . .
-and. gold a' In the wars. — . , I I . � �- . I . I
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.1� ce from The scientlAcally operated individually tw-en, 50Q and 606 were eaptUre I — . __ . � . � . I . I __ I � . � . � .. I I ��
istars ar3 aXxQd for all Attendant . t date$ from the first century And under I . I , ,� .
- U to 3-3 Sundays and from 40 t� 42 Sun- %aWnbd 1��tall store 18 Coming Into its Own. UnSPOrtsmanlikemsriner. And as the visiw 1, ' I . . . . , " . I I I I I I 11 �� .. i
. I I I . the body Of the Emperor was interred, 1� . � . .. . I I .11 I . . I . 1. .. . I
I I . 4ays hav,% been markod. The. rewards . i The merchal . it who adopts up-to-date tors were ulla 'mod- they could not fight It . . - 11 I . . . . I I . . I I . . � � . , . , I .
, I I s Cie. , Many azz,clent'baths have (been - excaVated .
. were: . . . advertises Intelligently has but aboUt.two years after the Sabine I , . . I . I I . . . . . I
. 4 � (W.d stars -Ross Pannin3tprij 49; Haro, ra-athods and red war Against � ,Rome and ,when the #k-difforent parts.4 the city. TheY Wore 1. . .M n4ffi M . .+. : I
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1; �. 1 48, : ud used to worfY.aboat competition; for cla olty.,somewhat like our modern Turkish baths I . 11
old Wason, 49,, Kenneth Pennington, I 6 gas ,of a per ng was'In progress outside the . I 1. . . ' I . I . . P � I
1 45, : he has the priceles' aavanta - fightl � ' . I 1 . . .
.:�� 3#x:=2 W:Ilon, 45. Unly Wilson, - I , und besides wore the meeting places of I ' . . �
I . . ; q ith his customers, the captured woulen who in the. mean- . I ' ' I . I . . . I 4 . .
Ruby Cla.k, 45; Edgar Wartack. 42, Fon�l". 30 usintance. w. , e, end itorres- . I .. I N 11 I . .
Grvr.., L'_arz-Danald Campbell eq. 1 an Intimate knowledge of their, needs, time had all - been happily married to: � the ,Romank.bi their lolsur . �,"Ll I . '. � .
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, young Romans volunteered to go out and.;�-ponded to our modern city.olubs. It Is I . .. . 1. I I
Billy �.N, J 3bn5ton, 33, Dorothy Yull, ;6,: i And ill many cases, a social colitact.With. . , . �-. . . I .. I . m .., ..
� I . ,Ulm reaorded that -one of these had %:daily. 1, - .
. MAr.'�orio NU I ter. 35. Leah GrIff, 29; Ver- � them." . . . . .. intercedo'willi their relative$. Ron iera I BttzudalacO 6f 3,000, And one would gatb I er I . I � Make. � . � . �
� MAHer, 23. Audrey Vlsh,�r 26. 1 1"Y of newspaper agreed but. stipulated that UM MOO. , I I . I . � � I � L � . 11 1
Zia Qualifying. his. adVoc . from this that the. anaients took more � ,
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I . . Mr. Bunt. who preached a c, it Is easy for the average 'merchant to pledge that they .Wou. I . . I I as. The Castle� of OL Angelo � Busilmss . . . 7
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- Oeorgo Miller is su ertession had tho de�lred re I appearant . I . %. Y,,
PrIstato children "' judge,for himself its ,value, A:.che6k of Women% Int . . I -� . . . I . I . . : . I I �, �
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: exintandeat of tile Sunday school. � t In .suit,. peaoa, Was ptocatmed and the Sabine .46me distance from the Forum on.the . . I—, I, ��� I I . . . � , I I I . . .. . ,� .
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.1 . . . . I tile foatest selling items In any a Oro. W Pile were I allotted one 'of the teven . opposite side 6i the Tiber on the way tp . . I � . e I . . I I � ,c6m , , . - I � I I . .1, 11, _...
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., - . ;reveal nattolaally Advertised products'lor pea � [St Peters, -,tt'ls. a' remarkably quaint . . I . . . . I .
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. S, . 'm A ^ libera; use - at the newspapers. , Manufaci- a . nd .they all lived together happily eveg,'bullding In the f orm. of on lmniansel� . � . � 1, . . I � . � . I . I I .. 1. 1. I., I 1. . '� L
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. I , turers spend ruglions to accomplish this. ihL�death of Romulus.* This,storYi . I I , . . . � I You . I I .
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I L I I eir favorite nationally advertised * d - truZgle It to -related that In a religious procession I . . I L . .. I I "47 . . . - L . .. . 1�1
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stomach WbothOr they kilow. It or I products May be procured. � ed Pica"fullY but if, they were As . L . . L I � i
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n4j,A stomo�A% has roacho0. the atm . ns wauld�have had gory behold the Archan;eI.Miclikel above. . - .1 I . . L I in . L. I
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jL � Magno.ajtt, butcher .store during last . � L I .1 � L . _... . t. . . .. .1. �
I e IDurated. . July and Aug' , on ,many of the polio. buildings of THE QUEEN OF ROADS . I . L . _. . . . L . I . L .. L 11 .
: � m acid, f1toMMeh, Ust, L which. are the slowest . . . ". . � .. . I I ; . ? : ! . .
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L cant. Not 06 lautivoI . mertime drop, while his irloreasea nearly oting suckled. on the slope of -the -Pala-, I . L in 300 I . I . I I . L. . . . . 1. I .
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.. .� DEpRESSIONS Needless to r Ing the Britons Was -to Malie a flae metal I L . 1 . . . . . L I . I I . . I . I . �
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OVER 75 YEARS hold'up for four months and now they deA age Of Agmtus who rulect the World . I . . ' ! OdL .. . .. . ' . � . I I
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USO FROM i816 10 IWO- I products. I is today and its Wealth was enormous pUS a pyramid aftert,40 Egyptla I I ... , , . I I 1� 1, I . . . . . . .. L . . I . I I
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L I YOUP, FREE COPY., � ,. fdld modern buildings and thus the Olty sees of this. famous road I has - this tomb . 0 . .L� . . .. . � L L effortio, I L . L I I . I
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. . I ly Many uew�aocounts were opened, . I "A_.1L_%1 mean is -are ,ou .
. . . . . L to. axtensi�o dizo,valons 'begun memory of X6tellm'L the . Y I 1`1111. .
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I . I 1. .. I EL WAVERL oy the government eighty years CL90 havo wIfs.6f Orassuo, And Amtos from the lftl%t 0, . I . .
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�C A COLUGE ST dVertiftj Is A, panacea 10T -, Att act the * ic , Mr. fradesman'? - ,
I L VAtXT4A X revealed the retriaills, of ,some of its earl , r . . I � �
L I . . . . � 10 , an business ills, because It Is not: 'but, ,st buildings Including forums, tonipl0l.,' century, It Is circular In form like 'St. . . I . 9 , '41ack of . . . . I � . 11
L I RONTO Intelligently used for all attro4tift Store _ Aligelo and a, striking feature Is the line. e aps, thereL 6 a jood reason for your . . .
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i L L � - VMT1 to% foLIDOO - triumphal arolies, Pillars and columns. Ut wrought frieze Around theLtop t�prt, .. I W , , 94 L Sq� L . 11 . * � . . I
I,, L. I I.. �-X that has at appealing line ,61 1110rcli3n- 'Xho Roman Forum is tile most Impor- ,eenting wreathea offiowers and skulls of . . . . . ., . perh sq. e IOU e doesn't even. . . i
L . ,. .. . . .L I I � - _ dice. It is, ourpiloing the Increascil bunl-.. tant. It Vas A great open space in'the oxgli-a strange com1binati011. Before I , usmess , " 1. I , I I .
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. v1d1n5 that tile Management mothobare ,V110re justice Was administered. A,wm teathing the tomb we visit tho old church I know '., . . . T I, I I I A' (A.
. I L -ound, tills' Joe orivotted I of quo Va4ls ,where traditiou says St. . I , �� I., . , . . I . . W =
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..-4, . . I into a very A stalitial . balik balatice.0 crowds -c",i ambled to discuss Peter met all apparition at Our saviour . . I I .L . I I . : � I L . . . I I 1 . I I . .. 10
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f 11 INSURANCE A% a final prqo�,thD to listen to their favorite era I It WAS Ing ,death by martyrdom. St. Peter ad. I I profit.mag. . I . .
, ; . . I money, today ,are doing so borause Of in tha Vorum Mirk Antony P1`01131MCO() dromed,l;lm with the 'words: ,'ID64ablel . What you need 'i's th-at"never-f , I - 1. -
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. I . Mr. Zoselly elted the fact that durloa . I EWSPAP I A
. . I I The Muto . t1l* plat ttva jo%ts-, since The Business And ber�o the, highost honor accorded to a Thou?"),to. which. the mastor replied, "I's . n 4 . L . 0 6 0 ' . �g� I
� . a , al Life ' ,r� itoman vitimn. WAS Ghown to the Memory come to be truoilled again." - Peter, . . .:::L
. . I Management Bure3u,Of The Retail Me ews of your wares and bargain prices in tho'col
i , ellants' Asotlatlon 1VAS brought Into eV- of Caosar,by burning his body In P0110'ashamod of Ills VeAknetS, f0tutIled to . 11 I tE) ` . I
; . . It 11 city, could Attend and - Rome and ,tradition 844 lie was there I - ,�,
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k Amrance. it by romon of.bollia In, A doubtful Or mourn, ills loz. 'buring tile deano of put to-0eathby Nero. Afootprintwh1oh . , --- . I 11 I .IQ
I name And In the Middle Ago$ the VorUm Chri,st is said to have Impressed -on the uying public. I I . I . . I
; I I I'derolleV condition, with One OXCOIA1011 was forgotten And bc-camo a rubbil-111, 11006P marblo, floor,of the church Is shown. on I B I,* L . . .1 .. IV
I I of Canada I wh3re, *the manager died, has be -on W- Most Of Its Statuary and embeftluriolib the left as we proceed live many %rehes . V- _. - . . . .. 14
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! Ito Ostia, WATERLOO. wm abla basis throll3h th* 41 avotaC,,at leVeb are in &ouity places 40 1
1 1 p lovig distanco is Aanked. -by a suftesslou i * I
� . . . totreet morellaudisIng anti management I fcct b_,low Ale PrOunat turface. Ono can of tombs, sanick of 'them ftposing but. We'll write your -copy and supply the needed . I
! . " tnet4pds w1th a prow I -, Most of theln, Very d0apidated, 10 I . � :
" L I D.Do MOONSE a Eiaui. I . ,I t,ntQV the ,big c1V by a otairway and wan. -' . k I . .
. . der abqUt among tho TUIUS of thd t0110 Ivo VIe7wh161f1111t31l`011 cuts, free of char - e. .
. I I ..-.. ^ *-�*- . I " in races gives an ettkus: , 9 . . I . I
I I I 40VINT W.03 Of Saturn, Cmt,)t and V41eult, Vesta, 40amp*gua, vineyards, villas and well cul- I � L . . L I
l PROM ZO The theapaess of Mot-litr Otkvte Itolnulug, Oae�sr And many OtAbers. 01 of I tivated cotuitty. . With If.% historle baek- I L . L . . .
. 0 1 " strtit - G644A. OstatO ',Worm ftormin3tor puts it Vulthin "I"t WhIC'll 6110W 0* Columns, 10W Valis and I ground It Is a *11V6 not easily forgotten. I I 0 . . . . 1
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L - . - - . '31 all, aud. it,eaa L'a g4t at any *Mht, Star 11"ub-lished every Thursday in ample ' I :
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I 4� What at one timb Were flue buildings. . , ,,,,"I'll I'll -- . �
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tw"d to 1*ft0dUA- NOMV4 4"wd to h4f t" ovzr mo-m'Itum W-t,)T,- the bkffla to* . .
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W;fh it, AqCe.11' . I I einb"-M ot ete, cro"'M their shields and. I . L I
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