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�V is presented to us. It is an. attitude tion is by no means sterilization; it It is thetbreak-up, of a famillar home, oped. Emco Bathroom
�..-' . sentative Women of The Bible- of prayer of a'very peculiar kind. . It means, ,perhaps, ,destruction -of a few . �'. � sure it is Emco equir � It
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,a of female qualities represented in mode of prayer. Men in those days mean destruction of the hh.rdy bacillus Canned Ham With Cream'Potato Sal- . are made in
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�. P wfflzffl� heard for their much speaking. A The bacillus is bard- to kill, and it In preparation for %guests, arrange, cisterns or springs, and you will be surprised attheloV
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11 I nature's most healthful earnestnesb -of her prayerful counten- mentative bacteria in your intestinal juice, two-thirds e�f of lemon juice
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4 CO'AT FLAKE S - unable to support them. 'Such a con- Lemon Pie.
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I ,� " I . ignominious end. The Order for I am sorry to say that witnesses do -of archives and secretaries com-pet6n hours in advance. He thus -provided
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1, .�,; WORLD MISSIONS . that the lie, no matter ,how eminent they are in that field." MT.',Bilgel6Ws assump-
�,o � .,r::, % shipbreakers will, ,take charge the or ,how respectable ,they are. 'the, book, as it were, beTbreb
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.. ,� : . Oriist year a young boy About four- vessel will be cut -and backed' dis- Justice H,or. idge. he -began to solve I -As problem. ()bTV
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: teen came from -a heathen village de- mantled, dismasted, completely 'sharn . I Ign is a beautiful tribute to
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. L 1;. made remarkable progress for a I -ad battle or trade scarred shell till her tion it seems to me, is that we have fact that much more authentic sourc- This was at Eylau, wbent in the mid-
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a�, . � I` I ". burn throu to have been. lost. ,M11tary historla,na.
, ,� ".; . " ! stood near the top. When school "are -guns," will gh the thought beyond amusement. - -Dean tion, To the crude CanadisiD mind. it
�I, I;'. , opened this year he did -not co * me. pteel and iron. plates, and inelt the Inge. seems rather as, though the former have ,Always been puzzled by this en-
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"'t, � he li�d been caught and carried off metal. angle plates and -beams. KAISER'S F�&TE BEMOANED BY ' tie ,began, but returned with his ow-
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. E.�.,:. = 10!k M as a worker, and was working for a . Occasionally some renowned vesse.1 AMERICAN VISITOR entdn.g to all who are interested L,x_ ond sight in time t.* avert disaster_
��,, white trader. When school opened Fs preserved for nation -al purposes- As Harry Laud -or might say: IdWaePo
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� � RNAID 'AN Sion school, but to no avail; however a case is exceptional The Victory, erican, trAvel a8d diplo� country.
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"", � 11 � which he gladly did. He came rwith -1 I ter Kaiser. The two men were friends formal meals in the smaller houses in . . . .
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.. �%, :::: . asked, "W1911, Cambilivili, are you e'd into training srhips for youngsters. tinUeS' tO be a (WArul admirer of ',assemble for tes in the main, hateau. .1 r I I
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.�., 11 �= ' Exmouth II., Conway apd4 Woreeste, the war'Interrupted their ftiendship.. Hermine, with whkym'MT. Bige-lo,w fell 7 , , " ,�
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" ,,U�� . . 71he.sad. state pares her most f %,vorablY -odth, the have it - -
f" , , One evening be camo to me with � Clean; wholesome and fidl&,Vbj�e&
� � � 4,� Opens Friday, Aug. 22 3., former Omp6r6r has fOrm&r Kiiser's, first wife, 1wh6 nomfor, � 11
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k lk, ., ,t,T 0018tly' Pre0ehts lie kovWwrly did- and ftect qui,re -oz. mu,ch , � .
:�je `,., 0 ". "�JBJTIQ . ; Thurs., Ang. 28; Tua, take me to be beaten 11 Well, we dais, . - i I ,differ- .;, - , . � ,
., , �r6. ,Sests� Z5c, 75c. and $1,00. � could do hothir 90 this 6fiffofts by g1tving : � , I 101 "
; t d 9, , , , Lg but let'him , with Anticipate Mr.. Bige,ior tells. us thfit he" is, a, ence iv their _i6s�pective, atbi�wg ,as, in, -.-.-i:_-�,-7,1f I "
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