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Oh, I don't know-meaiiy H" doing everything they can lw“ b? which

rooms: You stick to - pretty close all winter. don't I

l. .1 mo: Yes. Igloo myself there

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Well, as a very delectable»

Afraid to come lnl

but lf I came III YOU: AMOS RODD l

Milton. 9d l0 BPeHd what he has. yet,"

NO COFFEE TO BE HAD

Friend: Wonder If you could get Rio er Java on your radio tonight?

Hon:

around I

Bay, why didn't you atop, In a cafeteria before

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FIRM FOR SALE,

That desirable nan MacDonald for gale.

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farm owned by

acre! with good buildings and in, excellent atato of ‘cultivation; In ad-i dltlen there Ia a large marsh wlth~ splendid marsh hay. Apply

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DAN MACDONALD. CornwaILI

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satisfy. ,

a. municipal demanded that cover their legs and raise shoulder straps, have met with defeat.

1 sun the municipality ii.»

COSIIIDJES.

nant, and hastily ‘boycott

the beach drawn.

l “EXPCO CITY, gmslsain sale placards and

in] the business sections of

iprotcels against jcemcnt 0f» the “Talks

ilheir rights are ,the federal law, shrewd Business m ,that many failures ithe coming weeks.

, _ The l l-Jpiscopate

lendeavour

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implosion in Dome

in Welt-human, injured.

____ i Dwelling House new,

{stand for any tradesmen. (for)

Mrs. Robert Mutlow. ll608-fl-30-7l

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At Mliburn Lot 40, 50 acrea.. 35 cleared, cred with good growth Soft wood.

New house and outbuildings.

apply Victor Cobb.

l I l - 1592_8_28_2L finishers d roct on of my own at

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One o! the beet farms in the pro- lvlnce, suitable for dairy Farm.

tly situated. Good dwelling an buildings In beautiful locality.

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"Biarritz Bathe-r? Win Over Police

BIAIILRITZ. France, Aug. 27. —l

1 The visiting bathers were lndIg-l threatened the resort. but the munici- pality reconsidered its stand and girls?" he wanted to know. l policemen were with- l

chorus Aug‘ zikjniiffig... things a different way—~—al:ld af- commonilerrélgfll own I the city cor ' ins [19 result of the economic boy-i .. - _ err-Ices. “"‘i‘.."'-=E,"‘f".il.§.°.'§' “Elf; the Canes °“'°"‘fl?5t lpvtennlet 13.121; has becgelne a church regulations.‘ h, h , l d,’ “Bu” with many Catholics in vari-‘p 1080p er’ M: u Hg my" '

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‘ goodbarn, .°"¢ acre land- at Millvlew; Great

p Apply to IMcKmnon and McNeil solicitors.

eonelating of 11'1"‘: §‘:,‘S'rervhr lll his being into the job of

- into it until

Well him. watered and sheltered. Convenien-

d out your money. But I suggest that you

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Q'T ' INSIDIOUS i

EYE STRAIN

We use this adjective ad- vlaedly.

Sufferers from Eyestralnj

may have perfect vlalon and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the entire human organism la Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, It ls computed utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- atraln is present, a much larg- er proportion ls required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex-

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cesaive amount of Nerve En- ergy. may serlolbly affect the functioning of other organs

of the body, aml produce lll health.

ug. men r do d d i, wuwrs were Sevefeley juigurgdn In Zgils relief from heartache." Mines toda . . - .. T; .d , an intensive course in living lately, lliendrildDazllalclllfnlilfitl/lilllgrillgagging:,he said. “You ought to be able to was phobahly ratanyggaduate with honors, pretty soon.

“These Women” IY IALCOLI QUART

CHAPTER LVll Audrey looked up. bosmlni-

we?" she asked. eagerly. He nodded. "I've

tomorrow." he said. She dipped her spoon into

is there?" He shook his head. “I'd like

is It all right with you?"

“Indeed it is," she said. "She's- Ithe best woman friend I have. and

if these old people around b don't like it. i don't care."

.,me me represents, and I was

When hundreds uf tourism from “imam '° imrmuce 7°“ m 1"" many countries flocked to this req _ sort at the end of the Beauvllle sea-Jim‘) i‘-

She took a bit of toast, and

The bite of toast disposed of. s

He laughed class Parrish with

to

yours and mine." and 50 is Nona.

girls Everybody

Morton lifted his eyebrowsi

a a »2:~:.:'r'l:.::.::': a ?<>i§iii?l-“i~'i'°“ /»_ -' l a lOll - . ' - ling except absolute necesllllleliaotof Farms)“ and Abe Sufism“ and “m! 121T litre until what

delivering lectures on life to wither.

She poured acup of

"And when it takes a new aspect. ‘that surprises us, too." he agreed. ‘ "Dam lt!" said Audrey. "lvhat?" "l said darn lt'!" Audrey repeat- $' ed. "l was just thinking that we really don't know how to live, most ,0f us, until we've been so buffeted and bruised that all we really want

Ile smiled, “You've been taking

he way."

He told her about the arrange- ments he had made with Parrish the night before. She listened to him attentively, her head as he vorsation.

“But why don't you want to at- tend to my money, yourself?" she asked, when he was done.

described the con-

“We'll 38k her l0 CONE, 709'!

already tele- graphed her. She ought t0 be here

tangerlnea, and paused in thought. "Daddy, there isn't any reason why Nona should stay at the hotel,

have her stay at the house, mYlBif I A

She spoke with considerable vlx- , or, and he laughed. "Feeling more ‘__ Biarrltz policellleu. spurred on by “k? 7°“ °ld 56"’ an!“ you?‘ he 9' '

purity campaign, have 551d- .~ociety bothers

More seriously, he went on:| “l never would have had Nona stay, . the“. at the hotel in the first place. but r but thelr efforts Y°" "all!" m" "Y °l m“ "‘°" °l

She thoughtfuly chewed inaugurated the morsel, campaign for what it considered 5"“ eyei‘ proper beach dress. Two policemen‘ _ were deputizcd to walk the beach Yeiliiedi

and enforce a ban on abbreviated 35°"! an

regarding him with‘

"l didn't know sflytliilil- ything. really, until I met Nona. Mr. Sunshine, and thoseifun-l n7 chorus girmofifzgigagg‘ .173: fin treal Standard we

itre Sh smiled. but “named, “l had, full robes excepting m n‘: kfiown that there was any kind lc°rtiggdtglllai: 3:::::'p:h:"s':l;d-rd ybungwvoman lnto the store. fl'fe, or n kind of mind. except a _ ,, . '

Havi It Eff 1:0 ' a y Mm- :'.:'-....'3":l:'.ir:. .:':::';*:."..:: on n "_\lr. Parrish ls different from us. _ .

g s 9c and so are the "it H" L°"d""i' “M” there." she directed. soutane of purple silk and rochle: .- of white linen, a fisielfigd 45:5; 0a Mono“ 8am mltre and carried the pastoral staff

lobks

fashion, they're all

coffee. mi“Well, everybody discovers life for .. » .. .

seek an amendment to th l L-ihimsel" “he Sam‘ 1'33"“ “s “w s d ll some way. And that Au- lluuon abolishing me religion figlito each of us. as it was to the first pa“ ’

H,“ w which we}, omen, bu, studugman on earth. wants of the situation think there are .~llghl lfmflpects of success in that

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brocaded silk.

ma: shown." __.___i-_ hundred a week more," she said-

do tbaat?"

his lips. ‘Nihen he set it down. he

much money as that. he has to drey, ls a mighty spending money."

She dropped the subject. and we! lost in thought through the remain- der of tllle meal. He smiled once or twice as he looked at her, but fors- bore to break In upon her reflec- tlons.

After breakfast he tobk her rid- lag, about the streets of New York. and for a short distance lnto che colintry. Ag they were coming back. he asked her if she were too tired to wait while he transacted a little business.

"I'd like to do some business m)“ self," silie told him. "Could we stop at the stores while I huy some things?" '

He directed the chauffeur In tum. lnto the shopping district. "What do you want?" he asked.

She counted on her fingers. “A dozen kitchen aprons, and some cotton gloves. and some rubber

easy way of

"I'll tall you. You like Parrish. and he has business ability. It is a simpler matter for him to handle the income from your stocks and bonds, than It would be for "him to handle, over any long period. my mining property. If he makes a blunder, l can catch him at it, and correct it in time without much . oss. He will throw every hit of

serving you. Ho will be learning sbmething about business. and I hope to let him gradually absorb

"But I don't want to shove him he has made his mie- iakee. and learned his lessons."

He smiled as he went in. "Since You 8P6 suing to be a housekeep- er. you cannot be a financier too. So I thought I'd hire one for you."

"Can I fix his salary?" she ggked

expectantly. He shock his head "You can-it's let me do it. You'd swamp him with revenue, when he hasn't, learn.

She looked disappointed. "I was "l? 801115 t0 give him a couple of

_________________ i» Sure Relief For

Help Along The Bowsls By Using

DR. HAM-l LTON'8 PILLG

Very Mild, Don't Gripe, Act Effectively.

Thousands conflaue to suffer from Headache, C and Billousness because they dread the painful sickening ef-

om “You can help mo. maybe." fact of Calomel and Salts. “You're buying loo many of mo" lilfifigezfiftglq. tlilgoggidloqiuylve This difficulty has been over- thlnss." he protested, as she plck- come here w dead‘, ,5 Ne,“ f“,

come in Dr. Hamilton's Pills, ed out samples for a heap of kit- u, ma", M, Mo;.,°,, smfdmg which are vegetable in com- 671°" 611mm. there. or ls she going £0.50 go 14m. position and contain such well Sh” dlsrsiilmed hlm- MONO" don and make a fortungv-i

known aids to the bowels as mmckled’ ‘*5 11° "W U"! ill-ill?“ l

Mandrake and Butternut. You not a normal. free and pain- less action of the bowels when you regulate the system with. Dr. Hamilton's Pills. ‘

wa in

, money," observed Parrish, "she Tim'- HAVE YOUR EYES F” m‘ "MW" °' CWWPI‘ couldn't use all lihoee aprons in a It's a new idea-and one that ‘- d | d‘ Leaves Montreal Arrive ¢lIlPl°"-°'°“'" 97°": Hiliilfllfi "I4 UV" “"1- monbh." always brings eoro corns to a quick ‘ti,’ u,“ ' and leave for Nfld. EXAMWED Pllifll. your b"! rlmedy II Dr- Audrey serenely proceeded qm; and. This wonderful hot foot bath h“*-'”~ ”‘w you‘ September 1st Qllmmwi‘ 4"‘ H liton’ Pill. 8 Id b ll h l i . " ‘ f. ti - i I G F n12" I". 35° ‘#10:. flvay far hgrsdellelgyfllal wg.’twl:tr(;o€ol;’nl; ltilcatllorllllialllor ifslflgfgtllllrml’: gallnlgilrl xdseoompaniedud nt-llrpheomgmobfl- F" IN" Ind "to! Livestock and Produce, apply ' ' $1.00, or by mall from The business manager," elm “lg, t Corn Extractor. Try it to-nlghg-e optomm,“ Catarrhozone ce., Montreal. gaven’: llsned that DBDBI‘ um dlll- Yogfll set quick relief for your CARVELL BROS” LTD- y gave me yet." , ac lng corns when yo use Put- QENTQ, M-- _ -_ _r___ 4- Parrleh shorted, "I'm my, golngnanra Extractor. Suetlefaction A t0 bring out en many fl: '

asked her.

housekeeping, I'll need aprons and a house dresses and things, won't l?"

you use those caps?"

have to don't l?‘

sometimes," he suggested. ever, we'll got Parrish, and go to it."

while Morton went upstairs, Au- drey sat outside in lihe machine,

health. When Morton returned. a

little crowd had gathered around the town

girl who inside.

doom the greetings he received.

I“iWed're golnlg shopping," he ex- , , _ "Y .1 . Constlpatlon got; pie ou excuse us. won t

waved her hand at the group on the curb.

she sai another. Audrey, still

venture upon the fatigue or 5110p-

Pills. waits! in the car while Par- etlpatlon rlsh

with merchandise for her inspec-

look in the young man's face.

"I don't belle ve

gloves, and a dozen little caps to cover my hair when it's dusty, and

over his - ma!

to Morton's home.

cause of iii-health, and wil not

day, August 31.

The queen will 47 year; old.

the next place," he threatened “Son? Morton said, "wait a m ute! The young lady is ill,

be giving orders——yet."

A

big dry goods

But we're leaving Parrish

the cushions. “it serves him righ

for telling me what I must do and and Hillsborough Street,

. u 'tn't do." he emarked, gazing He, s“: in edxfezgeratigeilill’ I: irllleabrestedly llito {he street. “Isn't and Edward Street.

Cong hol haunncl rottrstllilgly before i‘ nice‘ w see “erybody so busy’

the wrist with glizzfQMysdeur d‘; you want Mm to (lashing around?"

o“ and Nona audlhe trotting out with chorus girls

irs havemgam?"

they claim to be and even the nurse upsta , I

assured them by been going up and dOWn U16 Lilli]

You'd think that we were“,

are immmennn the first dlscoverers of mankind.

Catholic‘

continues its plal]

is eyeg by lifting his coffee cup to them‘

ward Three we" stones and IIIISSIlUS oi vuriotls the fruits put up by Canadian can-

Munu, laughed, bu, made no kinds and. several mounted mun lllllg companies, according to comment. They completed their On City Settles Building. ixlslzfimilrgflfi" n,,‘gltl,l,fii,ti,lillli,'s ‘§.“_L_ur“.] l,u'“°"r""” lmelliileiivfl Ser- She shook her head. “vould he shopping without Parrlsirs aid, and On Corner of West and Rtfimord Llftjllfiy 5,- wlntltnvs‘ lill tin.- - mlliel- ‘P: f“ I l.“ I'.""’f‘f'"."".“' °r m“ 1"‘ alter m“ frantic telemmne message'istreet' llrenlisvs were “illllt\‘llt'll Tilt): uv|."-“' .-I,AU.VH flhnlsm-s Shuwlh“ He concealed the amusement in 111d he learn what had become 0i" 011 Corner Richmond and Pownal w“, “fire u“, ,,,,,;.,,,,,,'. “fun, ",1". (:,,$:,°f"°” "l Pears "Lesson number three lITL the art Ward Four East lays‘ demand for “vmltlrilwul of ' “u! as comp“-

, I , b r “m: “whm a young ma“ gem as of 11'. ng Horton told hm “Bounty:

he hung up the receiver. give urders to the ladies." I I

Nona arrived the next morning and unexpectedly, came with her.

greeting llliill. Nona kissed 'hlm_ while he still was shaking Mr. Suushlneu hand. "I leel as if l hadn't seen you for an age!" Nona cried, clusping his arm. Mr. Silnshinc had a grievilnfifi. "All the time lust|1-il-;l1t,and all the time lilis morning after we got up. she didn't talk about anything what- soever hut you," he protested. "Wasn't that an attractive sub- ject?" Morton asked. “One subject all t-lle time gets tiresome," pronounced Mr. Sun- shine. They climbed into the waiting automobile, and spud lip the street.

to the little theatrical

"l expect you wonder why I ill-

some common-sense shoes-moi. these iligh-hceled onee—and a of little gingham house dresses."

"Good gracious, what for?" he

|She looked, at him, surprised. “Why. when I get well, and am

"But," he protested, "how n

a dozen aprons, and ll c

She still stared at him. "Bu I change them, every day. "Those things ARE laundered, "How-

They stopped at the office, and

car, conversing with tlhe sat on the deep cushions With Parrish at his sl- Morton worked his way to the nodding acknowledgement of

0W,

As tlhe car drove away. Audrey

"They were all so nice to mo!"

"They should be." said Parrish. The)‘ Blolllied at one store afhor

$00 weak to

brought out salespeople laden

‘Business managers don't ai- Y! have such a pieas-unttime life," he commented.

in WASTING

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a a

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d. .

vited lnyself to come along," Abe ‘o, said, “but I'm going to stay at the hotel."

both stay at the house with us."

fully.

terested amusement of passershy.

Mr. Throw, lmlldfilll‘. -Well.

crab it. to see you didn't."

Morton at the theatrical man.

she said.

with both hands, palms "But ain't I taking it up with him, together?" he demanded.

She said no more until they reach- ed the Morton carried their bags into where Audrey awaited front porch She was and for the first time had abandf oned the loose garb of lint invalid.

the other to the congratulatory Abe.

the latter, shaking d Vlsorously. “But I - lug myself, either." Nana's arm was around Audrey's neck. and the two girls held each other close. "Dear," Nona you're getting ' "So am l." said Mr.

Corns Stop Aching

in“ fl-ml guaranteed.

“Nonseuse," said Morton; "You'll "Shall l?" asked Nona, doubt-

Morton took her hand, and tuck- d it under his arm. "Audrey and I have agreed you ant stay anywhere else," he said.

ilh I ' h b cogxfig ‘a t,,ec":;:;'|:wr:;:ay On Union ‘Street.

able to receive visitors on her birth-

and Prince and Hlllsborough Street. Through the courtesy of the Mon- mus‘ he indulged‘ I“ w” “fly the

A drey completed her task, and the chorus ibw‘ Plmwraph °l m‘ “ssh!” gave“ her order to the saleswoman. V“, r‘: who wag standing expectantly at 0",“; the car door. Parrish followed the

drey leaned forward, to the speak-

store down

The car glided forward, and Au- drey settled back comlbrtably lnto

Abe Sunshine

Morton met them at the train. and extended his hand in cordialiStore, Corn

field and Elm Avenue, Euston and Queen Stree

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