The Signal, 1912-11-14, Page 2_ TsustDAy, Novtnnzs 14, W
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t't!t SIGNAL PRINTING (lir.. Limltnt.
Telephone Call Na Is.
Teri of eskew,sue.,
Wiper seams In Mummah Orsefka Ms , three ranter. 3sc.
btrtetlyVleein adis,i.sfes 1 bs°A1re Ma. hiLSu a rest
Saroy(ases wile tall to receive Tun stereo
lb mall wilt muter a favor by so-
ne of the [not et as earls • date as
Matible.
Wpm a Mange of adders t. desired. both old
.ad tie DOA tddrsr should be given.
a0►.rewng RatesLes
V and other similar advertisements, 10..1
Pei line for Mt [warden and to per line for
each subasouent insertion. Measured by •
nonpareil male. twelve lines to ao Inch.
BUslaer carded of el r Itoe, and under, $S per
rear.
Advertisements of opt, Found. 8uayed, t*t-
uaUooa V •oan4 8i i „? ttooe Wanted. nominator
nate or to Rent. r arm. toe Bale or to Rout,
Articles for Bale, eta, not speeding et�1tL
Ines- :" m
each insertion : $1 for test onth, ifo
IrnJur G v month. Larger adverUoe-
Anoounoemeota in ordinary reading type tell
Beats per tioe. No notice lest than MSe
lingual" matter to not catcutatu to
help, but rather will hinder, the
proper solution of the problem % It ie
not a religious queetloa : it is not ere*
a national questioe in the sense that
it should *rouse 111 -feeling btetwe.*
English people and Preach people. It
IS • question a adwinbtratlon-aft se-
curing efficient teachers for schools
attended by pupils from French.
speaking famftire and placing them
under such regulations ea will assist
them in their admittedly difficult task
of giving the children a good Eoglisb
education, without compelling them
to forget their mother tongue. The
attitude of sympathy, not that ot fen- I
aticism, is needed in approaching the
problem.
1 lot to the wanes, lard 1e severed
States the prose is so be voted
in the Deer future.
iI1 the Tints am droves ones across
the Bir thea Asia --ash that
I probably want a arty every Oanedl
whites may happen-wle& ie to
loons, of the Arsesian Christi&
Would the hatred tied cruelty of
urks, deprived of their accost
l prey le European Turkey, be Cron
limited lbs unfortuna
tuns
lite ('brte-
1 tns of Asia Mune p But for the tel -
1 tittle mases in which European diplo-
macy u involved, it ought not to be
impossible to Rive the Armenians the
protection they will probably need
now mote than .vet.
"� THE ILESSIS
OF MOTHERHOOD
nb"; Healtky Nathan and Chil.
the Make Haw Homes
'l
owed Motherhood is woman b highest sphere
hull- is We. 1t is the fruition of her dearest
hopes mad greatest desires ; yet thou-
sands of seek women through nos ds-
rsegemeetbambini donation bi eeig.
la 'easy bones once childless them ...
now cbildrls because of the fact that
Lydia Z. Pinches" 'a Vegetable Composed
esekeewomen seems/. healthyssdattoeg,
nig is widowed by the folbwing knees
which are geaaiae and truthful :
London, Ont. - " I wish ta theatk yea
for the benefit I received by takisg your
famous Medi di as,
Lydia F. Pl loam's
Vegetable Com -
Bohm
tilly was bots I was
so ill I meld a o t
steed long or walk
any distance. I bed
to lie down .gads
all tin thea. After
I took peer =iodides
I felt dos a saw w'o-
maa I rids watt
tram morning tai eight led was happy
childbirthand
deist it relieves
painand reesmwd ft to
every wosesswho is pregnant You may
ase this testimonial monial if yos IDts. It may
help sone ether woman "-Mrs. PLraz
CORMX, lig Adelaide St.. Loudon. Ont
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The duty on cement, hell of which
was remitted by the Government for
live months, has been restored to the
full rate.
"Moet people appear to expect the
Aar specie! notice. the overt of which is the cost ut everytbiog to go up, except
meaf1r} bsoedt of any individual or menet I newspapers and taxes," remarke '1't►e
clots to oonaldeed an advertisement and
charted •met'dlagte. Orillia Packet, and The Toronto Star 1
Rates tor' display and clontraot advertise" adds "and preachers' salaries." •
mutts will he given on application.
Adorer ell oom.aunicWooa to
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QOiiBWcR THURSDAY. NOV. Ip. ems
PARTY VONVENTIONS.
The question of holding a national
or Provincial convention of the
Liberal party is oeing discussed by
some of •the influential newspapers
supporting Liberalism. It is pointed
out thee there are certain issues in re-
getd to which it is advisable to have
an expression of opinion from the
rank aod file in ail parte of the country,
that the party leader shoul i have
no doubt as to the attitude of the
party in general. Among the sues.
tions mentioned in tbis connection
ere those of naval defence, reciprocity,
end abolitioa of the bar.
Discussing the Ir:,'poste The Globe
*aye :
"The rank and tile of Loth political
parties in this country have far too
little to do with the formulation of
party psliciee. An inevitable result
of party control, from the top down-
ward instead of from the iottom up,
is that party feeders frequently find
themselves following where they
should lead, or leading where the
great, bulk of their followers have no
desire to go.
"This does rot mean that in the
case of the specific questions raised
there is such n ditferenee of opinion
among Liberals as to require a con-
vention for the purpose nt securing
harmony. It is entirely piobableithat
a Liberal convention representing On-
tario alone would favor a Canadian
navy, would adhere to the policy of
wider markets, and, if not with unan-
imity, would by et least a large ma-
jority endorse Mr. Rowell's policy of
abolish -the -bar. But even though the
result might be a foregone conclusion,
The Globe believes that a convention
not once in a long series of years, but
before every general election would
be a good think for both political
parties not only in the Provincial, but
in the Dominion arena. This country
is becoming too big, end its problems
are too important to warrant a few
party leaders, no matter how eminent
or trusted, in settling its political pro-
grams in caucus or committee."
ONE WAY TO ARGUE.
The Orange Sentinel. ever intent
upon getting a crack at the Liberal
party, argues in this fashion : Mr.
Rowell is a Liberal. Sir Wilfrid
Iwurier ie t Liberal and also is French-
man. The officers of the french Ed-
ucational Congt•eee are protesting
against the new bilingual regulations
of the Ontario Government. There-
fore Mr. Rowell and the Liberal party
must be insincete in their stand for an
English education for all Ontario
school children.
Herr is an argument just ss good as
The `sentinel's : Bishop Fallon com-
menced the agitation against the in-
efficient "bilingual" schools. The
Orange Sentinel is following Bishop
Fallon's lead. Therefore The Orange
tientioel has delivered itself neer to
the Catholic priest hood.
The Sentinel finds another "nigger
in the woodpile" -Sir George W.
Ross. Sir George is the former
leader of the Liberal party of Ontario na
and therefore Mr. Rowell must be re- M
sponsiMe for all his utterances. But et
last year fair George W. Ross was
quoted in big type all over the e
coveter ss oppotted to reeiprocicy, di
while Mr. R-tweil, we believe, was out es
etoosping for it. The Orange Sen- at
tine', then. being opposed to Sir
George W. Ross" views on Mliest nal- I
Ism, must be oppteed to him all the
through and mere therefore last year
have hese in agreement with if1r. Row" has
ell, aid so Mr. Rowell is rseptnsiMe for so
the views off t be French Congress resp
Th.Orasg. Sentinel must --but this of
thing is getting a little too compli-
cated. The Dewane Sentinel. style of
a4dag tanker us dishy We Should
iena�e It would be simpler and
.elm ter The Sssga.l to judge Mr.
Seelefl'e anatedie hated centiots, fro.
lotto ewe aeliessasol Ir it hast fdtetopod to S-
WIM" s in es o+smens w ie ' Me.
The Orilla Packet comments upon
WVinstoa Churchill's "remarkable
speech" at Manchester. endorsing
Lord Roberta' rhetoric on "the tier -
mail peril,' and sage it seems to
indicate a stroug cleavage in the
British ('ebinet. The Packet has
doubtless been :residing the garbled
report ot the Churchill address
published by The Toronto News and
few other scavenger journals in (.'e
ads. The "remarkable" statement
a
n -
e
The Hamilton Spectator a
pe publishes d
an idyllic "poetn" from a local source
which in one of ita lines tells of
"purple grapes and peaches." Per-
haps, being rather late in the seasoo,
the Hamilton reaches are that calor,
but, really, it isn't necessary to men-
tion it.
Over ninety-six thousand dollars'
woo tin of Canadian cattle have been
shipped to the States by way of Sar-
nia alone this fall, the duties amount -
mg to os-er Ed6,5OO. If these du
had not been" collected, the constlrt
and producers would here divided t
large amount amongst tbeinsely
And yet we were told thete
nothing for the Canadian fanner
reciprocity.
ttributed to Mr. Churcbill in 'that
espatcn were never utteied by him.
but were taken from one of the alarm-
ist newspapers of Boglaed and tacked
on to the Churchill address so that
they would seem to be a part of it.
And newspaper comments indicate
that The Packet was not the only one
fooled by the evil trick.
Ottawa Citizen, a Conservative
)o...ual which consistently urges upon
the Whitney Government the need of
more enlightened attention to the
ties Pros-itfcial assessment Isiw, stye in a
urs recent article :
his "The wisdom of differentiating Le-
e*. tween lend value and improvement
was value appeals to very many, and the
in ezemptiou. partially or wholly of the
In Montreal there is a unique organ-
ization - the Dismissed Government
Employees' Aid Association. The
political.poilsmen have cut such a
wide swath at Montreal that a great
number of former civil service men
have found themselves out of work,
and the Association exists tor the pur-
pose of finding them employment or
otherwise assisting theta. Thus is
civil service reform exemplified by the
new Government.
S. 11. Armstrong is the member -
elect for Muskoka in the Provincial
House, the vacancy having
caused by the appointment of A.
Mabalfy, the former rept-esentati
to a judgeship. Mr. Armstrong wan _
nominated as an independent Con
servative in opposition to Will
Lowe, the regular. party- nominee. 0
as Mr. Armstrong styled him. t
candidate of the "machine --
Lowe withdrew rather than go to t
polls.
It has just been made known aha
Mr. Rowell, when he accepted the puri
tion of leader of the Provincial Liber
party-, put ilia veto on a proposal
hat the party- should provide biro
with a salary, in order to recompense
him in some measure for the sacrifice
f his personel interests. Mi. kewell
referred to be under no obligation to
he party that would in any degree
tfect his independence. This decieien
leans something to • man who u not
t all wealthy.
On a snap vote in committee of the
ritish House of Commons en Hoo
ay, the Government was defeated
votes to 21st. The Government
i11 not resign. as it claims a rnejorit-
f one hundred or more is a ful
ouse, and a vote of confidence will n.
oubt be demanded and given aft
otice to the members. The point o
hick the Opposition sorted its vic
ry was one in connection with the
nancial provision* of the bill, wbieh
m t0 be the weak part •.f the meas -
M.
latter frotq taxation is a logical se- -- _
Brookes N.Y. -"I was atittg all rho
time and tial not hese wast the Hearst
was. I wasted a his 1st or hen*
weak] root permit It i wss.lt� q
ids ached and I was all this terra I
beard that Lydia E. Pinna—'. % pashb
Compound was good ani is & the tistfa
tine. I have now a bea1141 easy est
w,ott way."- Yrs.
Jhasshelped MA
q
boidt St.. Broek(y% N.Y.
quence. Tax reform in this direction
is no longer" an experiment. it bag
been tried. it has been proved
worthy and beneficial. And Ontat•io.
municipalities should have the chance
to try- it too. But it moist not be for-
gotten that alt that is asked of the
Provincial Legislature is the right of
local option. The wisdom or other-
wise of exempting improvements from
taxation is not up for debate. The
question that ix to be settled -is as t0
whether or not a municipality shall
have the right to fix the basis of its
own revenue. Local option has been
granted in many other important
ot municipal government. is
tical option in taxation to be barred?
Meet the will of the municipality
regarding its own financial affairs be
subject to Proviseiel limitation? 1t is
been almost inconceivable that any reason
A. should he advanced in opposition to
te, so reasonshte a request."
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Every Man's Home.
Every n,..,, , home .s the best old home.
And erery mea . n If* the .weele.t
Kveee ma, , child is the beet little child.
r. The best behaved and the neatest.
Crary u.as's baby is better than all
The babies that ever were born -
11111304 wit . babies sad wives and homes.
Why. let ego all blow their horn'
*eery Baan • wife makes the finest pi-e,ert-ee.
Aad eery inane weds bakes Mead
That teats all toe Weed that ever was wide
Fres Hatteras as mess Read -
livors man a haws le the piece to see
Tae Raba bw8Mdne on earth—
!tad prat .o It's bread sad preserver and home,
UK eta keee, ea with their mirth
ware evey stun think, that Ms own home',.
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Mr. G. K. ('h.si,it.tn, wbo has a
way of putting things tersely. se ye
that. speaking of tbe "powers' a
Europe. there is only one power at
this moment in Europe •nd tbet is
Montenegro. That is, while the other
Lions wanted certain thing* dote,
ontenegro was the one nation that
arted in to do what it wsat.ed to do
whip Turkey. Greet nations are
onetantly withheld from Wtioo tv
vleion of opinion or by the citation
bleb comes of having large interests
stake.
t would have been interesting to
a � tlDatMeed at St. George's
school m aihese & did m 'Trans et
ea watt..'
Braga if they mold lase krona the
It of the vette. le eemetr fllatea
the V*foe oa that vv. y loop en the
oe white was berms loess.
0
Piro States voted els Maned
amendments piaster women se •
franchise equality with tient One
State--W�esj}'-sed the pro
pO.sl t the ether four-1Leemie. Or -
Anemia Stateso Wyenstag. Wee -
Utah, Idaho► 111yttrlsrtga sell
OaHteents already ah(t1T,sa the bet.
Adhas ewe wlts's-worse. why then
Weill swing hada unto t be golden dream
Ug a melee ea earth strain.
AMMO k tfratterN see asd.weet.
net leek sea asst is kis child.
Aid W wide and his home and,hle -iwolc tire
'Pkat he beasts of aadedned '
who has only twenty-nine per cent.
It would not, how•, -ver. be sale to .ay
that he owes his election to division in
the ranks of the runny. It is cer-
tain that had Mr. Roosevelt not al-
tered the Held a ronsiderable propor-
tion of the votes he carried would
have been pulled for Mr. Wileao, sad
that the latter would have bad a not-
able majority. so that he may be put
down a_ in any Cabe the choice of the
nation.
The Cost of War.
London Darts News wed (seeder.
An Admiralty white paper issued
at the instance of Mr. Chiozz. Money,
M. 1'., gives the total naval expendi-
ture of the principal powers down .o
the present year. issued annually,
this return always serves o w useful
remznder t o the public of 'he root. -
tumor sums spent by the •eorid's naval
powers. Turning to the -total ex-
penditure of the same powers in the
ten years, 1403-12, we got the Lebow
reg tentarkeble result :
Great eritain ..t; 388.LNI.IW
United Wates �4.�
Germsny leo, IOI,tHM
France a 137:111
.1110
• Russia 117 lXAN
Italy ...... ....... 61.466.4111
Japan . _ ... 43.,514,1111111
. Austria-Bungary . . :f4,
Total...... .. el.letellat,tlas
In regard to pers.'nnrl. Greet Bri-
tain has at preseot 135,71e) wets, cm -
pared with Gern.any'„ titt,7tltt and n4-.
780 for the United States.
Where Are the Children ?
KIrgstoe Whig. '
The horses are sate in the hero of
pasturage after dark. 8o are the sows.
Even the fowls are safely housed and
locked in. But where are the chil-
dren of the 'some after dark :• Are t hey
safely boused. I/o their parent, know
where they are ••• If asked, mans- a
father and teeny a mother would ray.
"We don't know ! They may hest e
neighbors, they may be at church.
hey may beat a picture show. or they
Inas, be on the street, bit the parents
do not know. They may be learning
something of what true wanbood and
womanhood is, or they may be taking
eseons in youthful depravity from pre-
orious but all too capable temebers
ut the parents do not know. If any -
ne on earth i• reeponsible for the
welfare of those children ft is the
ether aod mother. And if damage
omen to those children because of
ithoughtlessness or carelesenees those
parents will stand condemn... in the
sight of mon.
i Britain Never So Prssp.rses,
Leaden tests.. M.Il
One danger of the preset war refer
ia that it may cheek the assasiaR pros-
perity
is hicb is now gesetsal. • Mr.
ido d lieu e, at the eery laterestfo
g
gathering of the Katiasal Union of
Journalists nn Satsaday si�, gave
us illustrations of tisrorsl aoarish-
ing condition of R. told us
how one steel matssllaetofer who put
down a fr..b plant le the earth of
England ha. been wad
streets seeking men and ltss1p to Sed
them. in another tllst._ the efts
Moyer* had to sand to the esstahogr s
to toot nut eny wbo entad possibly
wnrk for them. Tho ery is digniet
after district in the north is that
erarcety sufficient Nude .ser he ob-
tained
to do the work wasted. 1• the
month of Eastland. etetttwtastetely, this
is not quite so true. la treat Undoes
there b every pro.pe.t et meekleraids
re5R largely des. to the aftermath
the great deck end*. The iaaasedi-
e react of Ilse war hes bees to /tis-
Wthes every mann home is the sweetest place
tela earth ter a was to be :
Whirs every man'. wit* i• the .wee test wife
to W rate wend l• see
Whet every toss'. oblld is the dearest child
Met ever drew breath—ah. then.
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We atoll have better children. and women. l o
vied ►eases.
Aad a Memel eight better men ' l t
.__.,.—Rentatos n Herd. J c
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Good for Clamp Clark
rugateStar.
In Missouri Wilson polled II ,'L1ti
Poles, Taft i$,8v0, and Roosevelt N,i,-
841 So that Wilson had •t majority
of 6.94x1 Oyer both. This look. as If
Champ Clark bad worked loyally for
the maa wbo defeated him in tbe ren•
restate,.
(artiness to Blame_
er rat ford thereon,
Hon. Mr. ° ollers, the Minister of
labor. Ahmed • request of tbe freight
haMMre, checkers and'clerks em-
ployed on the C. P. R. for a board of
eeseibatios and investigation under
the Lemieux Act, and as a result eve
tbotlsaad men are no strike. Red the
eonciliatioes holed been granted the
shrike wetted not have occurred.
Ursine Tamagni
Leedom •Adtrepass.
The otber day the owners of a prop oho
arty at toe aorser of king and Tooge of
eg ed85*, Toronto, Kot Wt a miltktn at
Sellars *tree fit it than they paid two a
Fara Mw '11te people ct Toronto and
tate thine
and . jtrpyegeare t 1
thing aod � that
of the whole Prowler* serfbuted to o�
oo
teethe that vele* Dome of It *t least i do
ss
sheets Fro into the melee et the Icy
01 T Seto sed the Pendent of Oe -
mein be
Me t me Om lanemothis ini mi
b Otola$o caaibt in Weed
d.
Wewld Ram Wee W. sway
legation Mr W t cis net a ssgl.rity of
vJEs ei tae Vetted Stages. '
nigh, Mood►11 mit. of ty
offer the treat tells. Yr. Roosevelt "gib
Arm told ere
ordered by the
Risme ref alt. •elle
Orois societies and pellirse=
erne
**64 i heed is 11i-
tbibar all
•sol merowall ems fine
Mat
rhetshpts ets
tinebe siattae ch ',m:Zito:
W.Acheson& S
Ladies' and Misses'
its
New Skirts that are perfect-tttIog and
finished correctly. Materials : Tweed
smixture, and in navy and black
very stylish and up-to-date. u
• . . • f 2.Ao, S3,75,aad
Ladies' Long Coats
As the *mom establishes itself the vogue
ot the long cos atrengtheos. We ere
rewiring trout the cloak rakers every few
days Lige shtptlente we fast as they can
deliver for such demand. Stylish Coate
of tweed and teversibbs cloths. They come
almost no two alike, beautifully finished
and exclusive styles, *8.00, ir1 A.0
•d/s00.112.00, 115.00, a w
Lace Curtains
Swiss Curtain .sd Nottingham Curtains,
34 yards long, 50 inches wide, handsome
•doff -ond medallion patterns, new and
beautiful, a stocktaking purchase by us.
Vatuet were up to 8+4.00 and 14.50 .,111 II
a pair. epeeist' at per pair. sees
Eiderdown Flannel
Fifty --two inches wide, for dressing gown*,
.aoques, jackets, etc , in cardinal, sky,
tank. cream, grey.. At per yard
Mill Blankets
Large sire pure wool Blankets, beautifully
clean and scoured, large; double -bed size,
made by one of the oldest and beat mills Q
....t
iu Huron county. At each, per $5 0W 0 l rain Bags
psis....
i ing Grove B" Bags.
bales more at this price.
owsimessumesmoomminmimmellermens
Japan. Matting
Yard Whin rev.rnible. to
' t 1 �.wofal. doubts warp teles
f"'per zic
.........,
Fur: : id Fur Coats
Ai - tion of out lhtt
oto" ems of their.rhos tevwill
the alias * � with and
and Setts. and select.
Sable said made 1 t le&the
scarfs. Throws
the shin ora aOdsonarr t style.;
prices ate most d rieb. Tb9
e.
American Beal Pied Ousts lined with
Skinners' warranted •alio and with bsauth
fol sable collar, and fastened across front
lSSppecsal alith price silk ornamesh.
Muskrat Coats
.00
Satin tined, No. 1 river mink, muss t
skins, Vere s respect.
, guaranteed X75.00
in every respect. At each .... W
Men's Fur Coats
We guarantee *eery Coat and invite early
inspection of our stock.
Coon Coats at. ...... SRI sed $75
Walloby Coats at. IR and 40
Celt Coate at.
Dog Coats at30 en
and V
d V
Bulgarian Lamb Coate at 100 and 35
Linoleums
We invite inspection of or.r Li ooleum and
Floor Cloth showing. The selection is
very large and complete. We lay Linot-
eums free of extreC charge, but later in
frosty weather they cannot be laid satisfac-
toril or well by aa,ybody. We urge early
purchases. Three or four yards wide. 60c
At pet square yard ....,4,ic, 50c and V\J{
Floor Oilcloths
One to two and a -half yards wide.
At per square yard.... .... '26c and
4
Cotton Blankets
Only two $340
Per dot, •
12-4, largest made and best quality $1.75
We can procure. At per pair ...
Rugs
Tapestry Floor Rugs, 3 x 3, 3 x :i x 4,
z 4, 3i z 4}. At each, rentri o , 15600
from.. sees .....S7.00t
Axminster Rugs
Ranging from 4115.00 to 380.00
Acheson&Son
monopoly of Great Britain may be bet-
tsresdsretsad when it is taken into
aoeslilliBwle ts►elre men own a very
paaartioo ot the site ot London
i tut two it anoually in rent the
of 5100.000,000. The
estmioster alone draws in
reretls $16,000,000 a year. Five hun-
dred leers oma an satire une-third of
the Mad at Great Britain and four
I1... a sol landlords own one-half. from
whit* they collect rents aggregating
rit-
.10. Ilellermetit ion with revenue the retire t.het world
this east otte dt sin upon the industry -
of the etlestry must be incorporated in
the Dost of the products which Britain
hale abroad. Where Britain has abol-
iabed one artificial high cost through
the abolition of the tariff. abs has still
tint other incubus through the land-
lordism of Britain. La*dlordieru re-
turns nothing to industry from the
rents It rullect. tbereform. Lloyd
Georges proposal is to take from these
rents the cost of government. a pro-
mote wbicb is at once the most revo-
lutionary yet propounded in the his-
tory of human aflame nal at the same
time the moat reasonable and self-evi-
dent.
Toll Quick
This incident is related of a Scotch
doctor. new to the Inns who ad-
ventured epee • days rabbit *booting :
Chased by the ferrets I:Amoy was a
rather TWA -moving target. and the
medico was sot torts with the
seeress se expected, "gars it all,
the keeper hee��med i
aapatieto
"these u are toomq d
quick flag"
doctor." the pawky keeper
replied. '•tata surely dicta* expeet
them tae tie still bike Ter patients till
ye ki11 them r
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root P1116
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to their pewee of stimulating
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(lbs rsetlst1 el mete matter) whicl
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smears earn mead dioneme. Oise
bars ei ateey et eea.taat Veit bol.
Ps'sd temetionively that Dr. Morse's
M_Pii6 sittengtbess weak
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as all befell, *test me day.
The Sinalto NEW
;Sr SCRiBERS
1914, for $ 1 .00
HE PANDORA RANGE
When you May a range
there Sur reasons why you
prefer it to any other make.
The tessoo why so many
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The gdareiltteed semi
,1e.1 fire -bolt,
t _ The steal -Hoed nickel
plated oven.
The triple grates that
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The burnished glass-
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The highest quality of
tnaterial used to make it
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These features are some of the reasons why the largest str,t".•
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supply tbe demand for these ranges.
upkeep.They bake beautifully, they save fuel, there's no expense of
Heaters
If you are needing a Heater. a beep -
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giving you it large assortment to
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We are displaying this week a state
margo try ezo.pttoas) ♦ahem, Use medl-
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Glass
We have received an in of flfar *high is very mesa
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and
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