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en shade-

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HOW

lute, now

Battenburg

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value, now

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hemmed,

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45 ‘in. regular

Battenbttrg Lace Centre, 45 inch Regular $2.00 value, now --

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Pillow- Cases, broidered, all linen, reg 6.00 value Final price -,~ -

Tapestry Fabrics for Upholstery in a large range of rich designs and color combina- tions, 50in. wide.

‘Final for

each 3.25 value, now

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Cluney Lace, 33 inch regular $10.50.

4.29 45 in, regular $15.50

Final price ~- 6 I

54 in. regular $27.50,

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Luncheon Sets, 13 pieces, hand made, $11.75

__ 4.98 6.98

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{can prove tltnt the better l shall be

The Night of the Wedding

’ By c. n. and A.M. wttumsoa

Authors of "The Lightning Conductor" and other tnsclnst-in: romances 0t mystery and love Copyright 1924, by Public Ledger Company

1;,.|,n9(|y “p519, married to l-Itedtitleously vrelltoiiitdctl. The serS

is starting the honeymoon at llitl-,been tot‘ i§%11°1'1111°1113. 1* legctitled castle lent to the britlalit.‘ollrt. More than once. strange pair by ‘Sir Ruwtitttt successful suitor for

Elves hand. iiu the old house. Sit-

______ ‘mother had been an Italian, vet")

Tjﬂiliﬂ the Evidence _ _

'per which had not nittde ior huppt

"l Sllilii be obliged. sir, it‘ you'll itess, And tonight “'11s 1101:1111 ":1: ,l'ui'lc, too," ht- suid, when Wcllslllllle 511111011 111111 116111111 1 1'11 ‘_1 curtly proposed that Captain Hastelliliwllﬂll Wells was 1188119111181)’ 11

should explain matters in the lib 110W ‘"1111 1119 511191121111‘! 1191121111 rary uncmbttrrussed by his ltosfsll-llﬂ" 1111110114 (1115511) 11_ 1'81"‘ '~

Drtesentie l-'11'(11'Y'19‘Ml11‘9. 11111919 9151')’ 0111' "Imp Sﬂ|'gl)z‘n" he :‘(I(1‘lﬂ(1§ n“. Oquas iuteitstetl tit Sir Rawdott s u.

u ﬁr.“ P111111‘ " “rpm pxpminpd, fairs. People hall talked. 'l‘ltey hut 4l\]](l “(V ,__~ ' been sorry for "poor Sir Riiwdoil.

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present or ltbsetit," Kent broke inJllle P11111059 111 "1111311111113"? 11111 111 "l can't say ntore than I've said to,1°_1‘1§1?1 1111111111 119 11111191111 1111' 11 111111 yo" uh.e,,dy_~- ;oi his type, Ever since he was at ltnwtltnt sltrtiggctl his shouldersllvY RIHWIOII wells bad felt deeply as he walkcti iitto the library with.1111‘1 "11111911 111111115 11111111

the st-rgcllutpi‘ police and the utunl _ 1111111111 1111911’ 11111 1111111’ 1° 1119 11111’ who luld once been his best frietttl.l1111 11-‘1 1111 591111-111 _

lie listened quietly to the questions A11 111° 5111119- 1113 11111111 111111111 1111' and attswcrs. heart] all Keitths lttist- 1119 3111’ 131 11111131113’ 3111111111111 1111111 ily built-lip titeory of a tloliberateI1111° 111? 111111111688. These fellows: blot for rt-vettt-te against a Sil('(7(5-BB-lg‘o111(1111 (3819 Wltethei they fount lui rival iittd showed ito emotion" 1' 11111111011 131111135 (11 11111111‘- 0111‘- ‘t‘.'|l:li6:\t‘.l‘ utttil Ken prod-need thefeme- A11 111931 “1111111 1111M‘ ‘l1 1111-‘ piece oi‘ halt‘ bttritt pink ribbon within“ 11-‘11 9111191 tltt- crystal triitgej Then he iiuaheti 31111111011 511w ‘V1131 W115 111 1111‘ .t durlt rctl, hit back some word at 111111115 111111111 111111 511111911 T111111‘? 1111 titl- cud oi‘ lilH lottgilc llitll took his 1“1‘1y- h1- 11111- 110119 Y°11111 111111111 m, ,,‘,,w__,_“ his 1UP,“ ﬂcotlantl Ylirtl," he said, "Ardrylt- “h,” Swpvc, Sh. "uwdm, “vuunihlare slioultiut. itave the‘ responsi- m; ,8 w“, might S,,y__,1u,.ing theditiity. of an ailalr like tilts, though lads to his ltousti and uturderiugl1 1191191"! 11 111111111 119611 115 @1111 llll bet: on hcr ivetlllititz uilzliti’ .\iisott1“'1111 111111111111- 11 1111911 1113-"

stitnntt-tl uli, gloweriiic, at llaste. "1 ‘"111 11119 111$‘ 111111111111110 11 "Killiiitt ltcr sttiitelittw ttr otltci“1’111111 11"1'11111 111"" 1111111 1111111111‘ “M1,. M“, m“, playing m, Huplvugtlely ziddrtes ‘in; both men "I'll

piano in the ntustit- rtitttn, witlt yttu11111‘111*1 1111" 1111111“ 111111 K91 11111111 1" in tltc iwxt rottttt and botlt tltttirs.1'.1111 1111 1119 171111 1111 11119 110W. 111'" "W". "u," taking H“, hm“. by ,,‘tcr talevcit. But there'll probably no sot-rot way down to the cellar utttlfa ‘1e11'1‘11‘1'1* 1111“'11"'11 11113911111111- 9X. lmrttittlz it lit the furnace. w1tt.-ret11‘11"‘111111 1111 lllillﬂllr-‘lt thing tomor- ho/ti lighted a ltuize ﬁro nu pitrposc; lmw- '

be thinking to escape iit his own: 1N0“: 1'11‘ 111111 1°"1l11‘1111-" 311W‘ n,,,,,.,,.,.,,,. m I_i,.e,.p,,,,|_ wmunn unyulon said, when the telephone had m“. s.,,,_,pec,,>ng_if a“ had gm“, been tiuly used, "i stippose i'm lli~ woll~tltut he'd been near the 19111519111 9111111811. 11 1'11 11111111011 111V

pkwe-‘o- ‘ltoots with blood, to burn them in ~y,.,q_ rounhlyl that Gxpfpgggg that furnace fire, and change to an- whm I suspect-t Km, ans“.,,,.,,ﬂ tither pair. Iliit. l‘m waiting and

with dull obstluacv "\lv wife's dis 1111111111111 1° 1119113111‘? 1110110 l 1111"‘ iappt-itrttitcc 1 the blood lllillfiitbJlﬁl‘ ‘111- 11' 11115’ 011111191 111 111.11 ‘Vﬂllbrﬂll? alttitttlltcrcltiei in tltc laboratory’ ~]11l1-‘111111‘-‘1- W111i 11191111111 111 1111‘ "1115- ltltls bit oi‘ charred silk-dbl: ttreatg" 111111113‘ '

liltrttzict- ﬁrc on u Jtuly night 9T1 1T" 111‘ (70111111111111)

Iltawtltitt Wells‘ refusal to oxpltutt.

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(‘ai-roll, n charitiiittl and rich $111.18“!!! knew that there trait, utidwliit}: He“ Ha" Cum-L -|[ is ti gloomy authl-ltreuk" in the men oi’ Hidden Hall

Wells. nu utt- mysterious tragedies had hepllenefl ‘Rawdon s

|lteautitul, but oi a passionate tem-

Everyone Is Working Them.

readers THE t H0555 b10111) PUZZLE GAME here pictured.

on different put-axles at the same time. - ‘

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All other trollcclions of puzzles are bound together so that only one person can work 0Y1 1116111- I11 11119 111.9115 {Aﬂaver can \\"lir!\ on his own puzzle and try to solve it before the others. There are involved ones for older children and very intricate ones for grown-ups.

Take Up The Craze Nowl Get A Game Today!

Everyone Is Talking About Thent; 1

After lottkinc over the various collections of cross word puzzles now available, we have selected as the inost satisfactory f0‘ ,1

It possesses the great advantage of permitting several people to

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Color Cut-Outs

BEOWULF

(A Viking Tale)

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Adapted for boys and girls '

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"ilt-t-aust . " Ruwtioti gave evas- {ivt- answers in you, sir, is no rett» sou why he should to me." said .'\n' son. “lltouglt"~tilrttittlt to Wells— ,“l'nt bound to warn you, sir tltai Llllfflilllii-‘J yoti luay sziy~- l Oil, l know all that stuff. ser- iaetiitt-" Wells out in, ".\ud l‘m itot, letting to sity atiﬂltiiti: except thisrl

from the great English epic. Adapation by Taves Maxwell

ummdmi.“ .i._.t .a.

ttutnn kidnap l.\lrs. Haste. ll ltlidift murder lter. l- haven't seen‘ lit-r sitttfe the wedding l lttitl no itt~ tentiotrof contittg down tn the (‘ourt when l invited her and Cap- tain llaste to spend their honey Iinoott here. The business tltal

litrougltt inc croppctl up later. ll was important-but entirely pri\'~ ]nte; didn't concertt Captain or (Mrs tllaste itt the least. The llilili-ZS i burned in the furnace were tron- uected with tity business, htit itot with the llastes. I've already ex itlaittetl that l ltrouglit the bride's handkerchief away with me as at stulveitiig Not much harm itt that! l luivetrt yet seen the footprint and linger marks in the titusit: room nt-ltr the secret door. But there's one thing certain'_ about them; they're not ntiitc. alttl the sooner l

pleased."

"The footprint can be tested at once, sir," said Anson. "As for the ﬁnger marks, they’ll require an ex- pert. l--l’m not sure we have any one competent—~—"

"You'll phone to Scotland Yard. i ltopc, immediately,“ Ken cut him shin-t, "There's not a second to waste, l hope tn ltctrvcit that by this time one oi your men has~ltus has

iﬁlliiPfl to tltt- iurttateer found

otit »- Vi‘ lit» statunteretl and broke '_AT§|'§'46R_V7ATs?__ ‘1°“'"~ BRONZE-CLOAK oamt

“’l'ltat is lteittg aitctttlctl to, sir." _ Anson replied, sympathetically eii- RE ouch; yet he was almost involuu- Uc1<~ tarily wutoltittc Sir ltawtlon Wells . as if fol‘ 11 "lellll" FY0111 11113 "1011" 15. BeowulPs Death (Juptaiit llaste had poured out, sits- picinit iuzaiitst Sir ltawdott~secrct

(Drawing: Beowulf Costume) iy Attsoirs idol and hero-appeared

And the people gntheretl round their dying king. Wiglaf denounced the cowardly thanes who hiid de- serted their master _in his hour of need, Then all the people listened to the last words of Beowulf.

"Divide ye this treasure aniongst all and lay me to_rest. by the sea. Anti raise over ms a great mound that all may see, anti seeing, re-

ed his last, Among the Gents there was grave sorrow and they hurled their leader as he had commanded. So passed the mightiest of the champ- ions, a thniie among thuiieit, and a king among kings, (What sort of stories do you boys and girls wnnti’? Write the editor of this paper. Tell him about it, and you'll get. the stories you want.) (Copyright. 1925. Associated Edi- tors, inc.)

'\ Rough Pimply Skin Cleared By Cuticura

You may rely on Cuticun Soup and Ointment to are for your nltin, scalp, hair and hands. Nothing better to clear the lltirl of pirnplzl. biotcbel. redness or j ell, the scalp of

WOBRIEB

.___.... Th1- grciiter half of our worrieo. cer~ inluly the ntmtt lrrltntltig half, comes from our pride. (‘are hath many wives.

andmﬂﬂld ‘hemnd. cub-ppm.’ hut l think conceit hath borne him the

member Beowult." Then he breath».

to secure this f: iliVt‘. to do is to clip lltt: coupon ‘iiPlVlltfti in the put er ‘and ewl it In mir ulitt-t- with

"tinting game, all you

ring or

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spelling. Both of these results are obtained unconsciously and do not in anyway illlerfefe with the 1- tilt

atiitg pleasure of trot-king out the puzzles. Try ibcm. You'll be delighted.

1 Farewell Address

On Tu-esdsy evening, the sixth of January, 1925, a v'ery pleasa-lttl social gathering was held st the. home of Mir. ‘and Mrs. Scilar or. llunlter Riven‘ when oven» se-veiwy,‘ neighbours and 111611115 l-filtillviddli to say fare-well to lltoii‘ son‘ Chester, who out the ninth left for‘ Monltreal. The gathering was itirgc] anti representative ‘and a tight‘ jolly time wits-enjoyed by all. I

During thte. evenliu; dim tgatltter-l iug paused itttits uiérry- tnakZut-tz llllli t (heater tvno presented with an address snid- u wcli _t‘i_llt-ti tiursc.‘ ucstifylitg (to the esloctit lit he is held. Chester lit a very Ilittt! speech thainllteti thi-f. tJrlt-tttltt for their expression oi‘ good tv.ll null assured them that the frleiltisitips of Hunter River would lio cburisit- ~F'(1 throughout all the y-cutu. Sitte- ltuz of “For he's it jolly 740ml follow," and the ltsutil ('.\'])l‘l'i-i.~i10.l»s

Acid Stomach Is Dangerous Sufferers From Indigestion or

Stomach Trouble CUT THIS OUT

"Stomach trouble dyspepsia, |,,. digestion. sournese. Kill, heartburn food fermentation, otc., are caused nine times In ten by chronlol urld stomach." says n vvoll kndwn au» thorlty.

Burning- hydrochlorlc avid devel- ops in the stomach at an alortiilnt- rots. The acid irritates and Inllntncs the delicate stomact lining and of»

on lends to gastritis uccttmpliltled

y dlngsroul stomach tricers. Don't dose on sold stomach with pepsin or artificial dlgestents that only givi- temporary relief from psln by tirlv- in; the sour. tementlng fond out or the stomach into the intestines.

Instead, neutralize or sweeten ynut acid stomach after meals with a little hot water and Bltturated Mat:- nesin and not only will the pniit vanish but your meals will digest naturally. There lit nothing better thin Bisurnted Magnesia. tb sweet- en and some on acid stomach. H IOIKI up the harmful excess acid much u n. sponge or blotting [inner might and your stomach exits and feels fins In Just n few minutes. mi:- urlted Magnesia can be ohtslnwl from any reliable Gruggist In eith-

cm most children. and these the most ""1','.‘.‘o'ﬂm_"yf{ui,,*fﬁ1ﬁf'gn "hi? trrw-rly mttl unruly nftbcm all. To hum-

I¢ 0|" IHII"I'"“'1"1'- hie ourselves is to he rill of many of

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er powder or tablet form. It ls sofa. reliable. any and pinnlnt tn on, In not l Jsxutlvs and is not at Iii expensive.

which ‘

oi‘ trotrtl’ lelltiwsltip wt-t" inllulgctl ‘in vision view‘. in. The lm-Tliy ltrttltc up

s:l.i.~l‘i:'tl that one: tigliin had trnt» cotntnuit- iiy spilrnt been c.\'|tt-t-..-s.~tl_

'l‘lte accompanying 11s (ll'€t'~\i.

the tid- l-ltlittct- ltivcr. l’. l1). l. 6th, .illti., 192:.

Mr. Chester Scllar,

jillilivllltllll-Z. No iurlt-i vl-tl illtrouult the sat:rll'|cc Oilﬁﬂ hot...» or cltztuzictt-i".

This i‘(‘llll‘llli)|';<lllC~0 1's to be the you anti iltltretulrn [or the k-illdtnciﬂ-‘i tililgiltll- expression 01' the and csttecttt gotta-s, whit-it. ii-Jttittmetits oi‘ lonlg~ ling tor ltontu will ltc tt symbol 0i’

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our friend" tsucces is

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good ot‘ friends and lovctl

lilllllliﬁi‘ ltivt-r, trite uiicltaitpl-tl rt uard iit which you Dear (‘lwstt-r: ‘are -lt<ltl by tlit- old fritntits at ltouic.

O11 111° 1“1' ‘)1 111111‘ 111'" Wt- utust now lsny tarcivcll for patiu-ie to lit-w scouts and to u irtlhl-qug-p 1]“. ,_.A,|">.,,| “Inwy, m- ill-ills oi coitttul-sl, m» your lrit-tttlsl yt-itln‘ iii tnust bu so for some, 1111“1 11°1111111111'-" 111' 111111111‘ 1111i" ‘ttnd lot" tlttts-t- ulto will rcutnlit itt

and t'.iciirity' guilt. r al your lllilllvl. to-ttigthi. to sliy liarciwll,_'l‘ltt-ri- tit-o, always pit-ills ut puinitlt: ltltl tltnio.

mo always goidtlt llllllri in the,’ durktoslt cloud. Wltilt- with rl-gr- i and ttrilrgll-ll lccliltg we would say‘ a good night to you up llilVtl in us? tltatitutitatte Ct)ltllt|‘l‘lll‘l\ bot-u cl‘ ion-l‘

which leads its to b lit-w that the} ltigit standartls oi‘ our loluntl prot»

itit-e will ht- lllllllllliliil-vtl py yo, mp: other Sou ol‘ lilll’ tiardt-u ot‘ 111.11 liulf- We |lll‘tl('lu‘li til that ilii lit’

boys of the furtu cziiitttit find otp-E lct for ‘thcli- ttalunits in lilo scicttt- oi’ the soil, so it is not IIIIPXIVPZt tlf llutt illkle i-he Kill is oi‘ Ulti some‘ will ltllefll their eyes to tar tti']' fit-ids. lit is a tilcasilrt- to know that in tchlo case tho land oi‘ itroitiisl- lies within the ltoltntls ol‘ ‘our own‘ iTlt'r Dentin-ion, in t-hla ‘to its you havte revealed good jutlgiticii-l. it is indeed a truth that lit (‘nuptial any boy ltats scope ‘to tlcvdop and‘ achieve in any chost-n [19],],

We would tltraw your atlctttittti to this ttruth, namely. your 1111mm‘. of associates iii your n:w lite will have ll lasting influence, anti w," tend Ito Illtlko or tu-ilr your whole cite-oer, You hltvle ‘l‘(‘l7.l\'(€ll from your home mid province sttlntiartlts of honor liltllti‘ tgootlwlll which can he used as titetzic keys it) mﬂgl-k tire best.

You-r choice of rccrcttllott will also reflect tipon tlic i’u.ure' successes. We will think of you as only ‘choosing clean tttttort. anti iti. lluligting in only clottu speech aatl habits

As tit-e one st-nbillzl-ltg 1lIt|']||(‘|'|'}Q ‘n It. q; utttrlttl to-lilly is 11th!‘ uiislt-tlk- In nltlt lit (loll we will t-oum on Y0" l" k691i M lroly the ultur of you-r heart.

in the tasks which ‘wiilfhgnvt yo“

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one which en-ablets us already to, ,

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Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as

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The box bears this signature

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May tho yearn deal klntltly with

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may you claim the sitccess tvhich its the Iiewa-ttl for honest labor Mill

Cross Word Puzzles are fun to solve but they alsolare of value from an educational standpoint. The]

enable young and old to become familiar with new words, thus enlarging the vocabulary and imprt, "w; the

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self l:'-;lL'l‘.lil't-. Signet! on behalf of i'-l‘l10li(i‘82 Don-aid Andrews, O, H. Peters. Meittttti llaigitall, S. M, Dutiiel, Goo. (ilruait. Mtﬂiioch (lutllft, Robert Batzttall. i. L- Sellni". (Patriot please Copy)

Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the

Dunstaffnage Chesneaind Butter Company, will be held at Dunotaff- nags Creamery, Lot 34, Queen's County. on Wednesday, the twenty first day of January. A. D.. 1925. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. All shareholders llld patrons are re~ quested to attend the laid Meeting. A special Invitation is extended to patrons who reside at a distance from the Creamery and who are shipping Cream by rail to Dun- staffnage Creamery, January 5th, 1925. By order of Directors. 789-1-10Ml0.

\ DQO+§VOOO1O~O~O§QQOO+§+O+O$ For Fire Insurance consult H. M. SIMPSON 150 Richmond Street

Flinn roll SALE

l offer tor private sale tiny harm of 85 acres o! choice litrnd situlmcll at Conrlavnll newr to school, chutvii- cs and other conveniences; oltl)’ 51,4; tniles from Cltnrlwttcttown. l‘m- perty open for inspection’ at an)’ time. For iurther pntittictilors. Mr

DANIEL J. MacARTHUR 71l5-1-3-stt-10l.

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Eotsblllhed In 1888

Price 80c. Made in Canada. .___-_-_-_____.

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