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SEPTEMQER 30 1919

_ FIRST DISTRICT OF QUEENS _

` The §triot, in an 1ndign`ant~~article yesterday, ex` 1‘..p'llfessesit§?’anoyance and chagrin that opposition should be offered to the re election of the Commissioner of Public _Works in First Queens. It wants to know the why and 'the wherefore and 'considers it mere audacity if not _sacrilege, for anyone to oppose an office-holder of the ‘Bell aggregation. If it wants to know, Mr. Bell himself invited opposition In a public meeting he pleadinglg called for suggestions and assistance in formulating the G_overnment’s policy, and surely if Mr. Bell has to go outside his own advisers for advice, neither he nor the

1 Tile j Motorist

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Time le Thilr Worst Enimy Alwlyl evening papers. as

BUY Frelh DMI Marketing offers

-iCliuice advertiser

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-"-- views for what each reader may con-

Dry cell batteries. although now glee; them _w°r¢ll_

used oompa_r_iltively little on _motor cars. are st quite tensivey sm 11111” ir" h W-»»-,l...l1i.i:;1;l1.::.i:;1.:s. To olleratl, side and al lamps n _ .Yam l llllllllld “Y lllal ll, we llll

occas onalv spotlights on can nof ‘ plelelellcll all to mlldlumll equipped with storage batteries To ll lol. lllolnlllg llllllars.. lla Bald operate electric horns on such cars .ll collllldllr llllll may llllve elemelllll To furnish ignition current at start of Bllellglll as allverllalng llledlmlllll ing. for cars on which magneto igniih llllllcll llllclllllrly llelolls lo llllllll ».' ' tion is regularly used and to serve as . For ell,lllllll9,., we qllerlell ‘

on auxillar or as an emergency sub ` ' '

V Well, without attempting todetsct

stltute for the storage battery _ cars having full electrical equip gglgml- tllyadlxlllevgdsevgllxigg gilpinlos allig ment. Here are a few facts regard 1 “sed on olller gmlfllds) lgam lmgles mg cells:-l There are mme grades' sed with tile fact that the average °f such °°°l9 °“ the m‘“`k°t» in "W good citizen takes his' morning paper familiar cylindrical form that mea~ serloullly As between lh mol, l sures two and one»half inches in and olllel. ullllollll ol llel_ll‘;lls nllllg diameter by__six inches high, namely “me llllll,ll._ doeknll the momlllg lmll___

'Patriot can complain if one of the constituencies accedes ‘he "’=““°1” °' ‘S“"‘°11 'md *‘°°"Y er carry ihe men weigh-i.whh yuh..

to hisrequest and offers to elect a representative both capable and willing to give him all the suggestions and advice essential to the right conduct of public affairs.

dian, was launched because the people have already dis- covered the deception played upon them by the Patriot, the Liberal leader and his candidates and because they

duty cell, the ordinary or general »»M ll -. .. purpose cell and the telephone, bell- are _llwel-gstgzl' lnwsenlggliegourbilflbwvde l ringing and other light service types. Wlly do you l,ol_l,ll lhilglmpresslonlll The first named is supposed to test i-lllll-l ll llvlllelll from lm examllm

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_ TlieGuardian now has everly facilitll' 'for turning out High Class Job Printing Wor , inclu ing a Model C- In-

Lertype machine equipped with side magazine units the-

latés'i1`pro_duction inftype setting machinery, and there is no longer any reason why_manuf6.cturers, merchants and others should send their orders out of the province.

GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER AND BE CONVINCED

We have a new office and up-to-date machinery, all run by electric power, and can turn out work promptly and efficiently. 1 -

If You1liavc_ a Joblof Printing Call

_ amperes, the second approximately ' 'U N . 420.L, W ill d _th R49 1;,

The contest, as already explained by the Guar- .25 “111P°1@h 111111 the hw! 11111111111 20 ';i°"pi°<i»;i'i‘iiii'l§°iil;?h=)§"li’lif’ niggffff 1 ‘ ‘ - D 0 » 0 W 0" 0 B

amperes or less, in buying cells V ne should insist on obtainin cells ments and features 0! the MP6" The

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ine ici from which they ar., taken. ,,,,‘,’,,,l';ll°l”"l,‘§,l,§’l_ls l;llfl°“flf,§°1lenll1ll’lg.__

» ,__ _ _ ` _ l FACTS ABOUT DRY CELLS tim; 5 . _ H _ ~ _ could

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want to minimize as far as possible the effect of the poli- °1111§11ill_11 will Kill sivfll f°1;_l11h 111- news, and very largely in the new, ll

. . . . . . . stan, roilg s own ern re- me el l ll ll lll __ - ' tical tinkering which they now know is inevitable under ilslance, that ls by ,,l,,,,,_,,,,,,,ll,,,g cllgllfll; §d__;d1‘°_;1n_lir1;ll_11___l<l_1:_llis 1l1lol§,, ._ QHARLQTTETQWN) _

the leadershi of Mr. Bell with an unwieldy majority at 11

P l f'°’“' l‘e"‘“”“‘ ‘° ‘"““’““ Wm* “ lacking in ihe lighter features 'ur h

' _ 1 , B C his back_ _ow res s ance ammeter and noting as lllleclllls_ wlllc' have. ,become pl_°_

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he reading at -the moment of 'closing mlllelll lll so lllalll, evelllllg llllllerll .l

' Mr. Bell has already made a right about face on his he °11°11it- The fresher a cell hi --Well, don., you ,mul ,he llglllél

pre-election manifesto and the Patriot obediently follows ln

province, a condition which the Liberals are vaguely hin-

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Om 8 ‘lc my e bitter it I5 and' way of presenting the news, even the

__ _ _ _ general. the higher it will test, so l ._ _ .

shit. The alleged “awful” condition of the finances of the flhle 11111if111° taht B1v°11 1101116 111°” 1111 fgifryio,eiiifdigiimiilntpuiiiifpigisflgg

TherloifgeilgglydHllegelbiillgsillmlglilln extent- perhaps, eveg more than the

' matter of-tact manner of th 'ni -1 ` -f-~ , '¢.

' ` ` ` fl b i k nth 2. '@’“°’“3 ting at but have not yet divulged, is put forward as tne gl1;§§__<_>;"l_ifenhl§flh_<; _ohll1l_fo_1_1_ 316 dat; ps_l»_ill_i we__w_llm_s_l.ied_ _ . __ ___ _ _ ___ ___ __ _ ____

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he test consists in seeing how much and Berlolls lll lla, ~ »_ -

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reason for Mr. Bell’s self-confessed inability to deal with gf ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ one should always - no ou 1 ess shierisihmshi

the problems with Whigh he is face to f3,Ce and before try I0 obtain cells that were made fgltrgslsé l‘iv?lI;nl§?detl,r;‘lll§r(lltl§ll§llc or 0 ing the contest. The ribbons were bulating London streets on thisnmis- which he is now whinin althou h he had acut and dried “mm” “ '"°“"‘ °' “"° ”“d “meh herhh s volt h I ' In E “'°” "y’_ ‘“°““"y °““`”`”"°°' -

g g _ lest UD I0 the ampereage characterlz- ' P 1°” “Ve °’"“"d that Heavy Class: November. J:1s.Spcirs. A smart city suit in this bold eh

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remedy for all these troubles before the election

The Patriot knows its own culpability in these p election misrepresentations. It was the mouthpiece of

tax referendum which, had it not been misrepresented to the people, would have solved at least one of the difficul- ties now facing the Liberal government. In view of this

ng gool cells of their class but it is "Bom" gemrauy want their “ew” ° Tracaille PEI ' December Januiii- will consist oi’ som thi lk -

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__li__wise__to___bi_i_y those that show a. s_fl‘_`_‘;’_ 3_1 i_l_g:lel'___s_§_yI_l_;_l__l___l_g_l___________vl__ and July, Thomas Adamson, Liiurel, A plum colored, waisted _lounge

__ncy. _g_ ampere test, as such ,lolnt l,d lllle to make l belleve P.Q.; iiebruary and A_pl~il,ll.l-l.1'>c\v- coat and breaches; yellow waiscoat,

e___s lssllllclly _l_l>se___t;i_lel_r plliwer laallly leollle respond to a dlllélenl cllamct_ l§>n,E19li\_C_i_>w__il_n llve.,_1`tl_llouto; liulch, zlth wh_i_t_¢_a st_<_ick; lllallll hose and black

_ - 1 ~ ' _ , . tl r e es e _ __ . _ r , on rea; :ly an. _l ug~ s oes w s ver uc es; golden soft M” Be" ‘md ‘"5 “““d“‘”°s "’ def"a““g the Ed“°”‘°“ e:1;..l.1';‘.f‘:1 1i@;i‘;'ii:€.:.,“l1:§..'.iii §<?»§»’\»“»‘»’l”h‘ffei‘é?»‘»’l’éf»‘i»'»?“¥J‘€l2‘~»¢’e‘? l1::l.11l..‘;.l:.;1ii;§zl:;1;1 .’i;1::1;i'.1.r.i it §i‘.:.;1“.:..;'::.1..'.‘.i.'1‘.;1.1;i1°~

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ei he places where ii is much ar- ‘5{E'§l,ll‘;‘“"l lc':m§“eh"‘°'“*1;S-l ll When the Laying Contest commons- B. place or short fi-chi, and hair lineincil cted by engine heat as the hostel' “ 9 mm’ ‘I “ 5 5 "Um 00 NBL N0*/@H1b0l‘» there W0-S I1 00118111- Light Class: November, Decenlbcr, or so of trimming will be seen at the

is kept the sooner it loses its pow- my d“Y'9 W°\`k. Often tlred,sometimes cl-able list of valuable D\`iZ0S llf1¥_la_l_@11 February and Marco, C. IJ. Cliapninn, cuffs. The colors in evening suits will

ll llllmlld llol be lllllcell wller ll worried with problems or business lor the winners. Some of these piiz- Amllelsl N_S_. _l,m|kl,.l,_ lvlllllllll _,_ vm-y from llcllllel lo l.0l,lll llllle_

calculated dishonesty on the part of Mr. Bell and his gel wel ,ll lllele wlll lllelflle fares which cannot bedlsmissed from cs have been iiwardoll ll\1'o\Hh1i\\lll\e 1Mci<lnnén, Trina, Ns.; Xprii. Miiv _ ii is phiniea out ihiii well dnl knee

plunge headlong into the vital problems now confronting the province would be courting disaster.

The opposition in' First Queens is not opposition toi ;l,l,“g_ ,hm llmiellllll me ml; 3'; limi, win fiouhiim appeal to ms Ami ihs cola sihmpihg cu., Mshimhl, hiv- were d,,,,,,le,l by me Cl,l_,,,o,,,, Mk. B,,,_,,,,.s B,am, vllla"

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Mn Crosby but to the ag-gl-egatloll at the resistance and also to lll__m_l the ;2ll_ l find my w_ife in m1ucl_i_ the same <‘l\ 10 U10 Dell in £21011 C1055 l’|l0W1l”1i_§ ling Co., Toronto, to ilic pon lziving --_-

ectlons between cells, which should ‘mme °r mnd' I have also °b’""""ed "le mg»heBt “won” “wh momh dm' “"3 highest "’°°rd ‘°" °""" . ‘" me ~ On the recommendation of Sir be made wltll llexlllle cable collllec_ i. sllniiar disposition among my four months, November, Doi.-eliiliel‘, Douglas lllllg lllld llle Lord Llelllew lol-B llavlllg clllls on lllelr emlll_ friends. I've no doubt__it is quite _ ‘ _ January and February. This prize alll ol Dorset lllle Earl ol Shane _ Wedglng the cells llllo ll box wllll tommon. Probably »thisl,ls_wlly the A _l l __ lnl n"ll_ls rea___m_ was awarded ns_i`0llow:i: November, 'lluryl __ Gorman lleld »un wllll :__ Wooden blocks ll, good lll.8__cllce_ news and features ofthe evening DHD- -n nllm’ Dlwln op l°l llh _James Spelrs; I)eceuihcr and Jiinu- lla é lms be ll “lid '__ l_ ca

irs are dressed up .in the way I have mg am’ 65 W il aqua "ce W re' ary, T. J. Adamsotl; Feliruury, Willl- 5 ’ .8 aw" _ ° t ° vu'

l l ,elellell lm... gard .to the housewife, at least in the lllll _l_ McKlllll0ll_ lage oi’ Slilllingstones. Dorest, which y l-Bull the mmlllllg when l wlllle ull better homes. Ive no dottbt that l-lvlolgall-S llollll Clll_e-- dolllllell lll, A_ holds the record for the number _of

. . 1-eireshed and renewed, my outlook "lm" ll"‘“‘“ge“‘ “mme” l‘:"° Ffladefls lff J.. Morgan. London. Ont.. lo the hon ’“‘ll‘ll':l `1""ll’°"“"l‘ °° l’°P“l“"”“ “'”°

,ll llle llllllgs ol llle lll lllllle dll,l.el,elll_ morn. ng paliers, and t at t ey_ lil e each molllll llllll lays lllll _gllllllesl en s e vo untnriy for service in the -_ My “ms "'°mm°“°° °° sh“'p°“ f°" 'villlgilil vdiluigigriicinllieihzlna sm ar weight °' fggs' W°“ “_ f"“"“`“’ N‘“f' waiilihe village which has- amine il

ll' ‘ ' ROME’ Sept' 291"“a‘Y ‘““”i 1°' imi;)ilil€i:ee(;ayisre(lil:it|§i! Mar limblems' “Ishii this olvlnion supported by le-ln'lbl%ixécI§hibl$rv`i?i1illl e}}nl;L'lI‘m:i1bl}l|<i§iiiil so greet distinction Is about five allies 2 Téady thI‘eat€HS t0 be 9. d1S3.Sl§l'Ol.1S tide. The €l€CllO1`S_mal“ lil Unity with hcr Allies, declar- .,,lgel.ll,__`ll,llll ll mllgl Igllillélclrlltlllyalgsg the cliaracier of the advertisements 50'", Janna,-y_ William Mcklnnonl from Blandford and at the 'lost cen-

lii Thomas Tlttonl, the Foreign Min- ll- ales and l ol-,le ll B lo Sellefalll' FU" ill m0l`Hl!lS DBDSPB by April and May, Il. H. ilowton; March. 9U9'C0¥lUil“9d B P0DlllBll0ll Of 555#-1'

back of a premier who has secured the government through misrepresentation_ and who is already repudiat- ing the promises which were instrumental in electing him. The Patriot knows this and seeks to hide it. " The matter in First Queens rests with the people. Tihey have anopportunity to reduce the strength of a party which is admittedly unwieldy and strengthening b` so much the voice of the province in stemming what

flu ' " _ i e' lemn‘ ~ 1 , _ ofthe Flrst Dlstmct know Mr W gmor ithe best 9 e t ister, in the course of his speech yes- .~l.elfll lllllll.elllllXl,lll_ lvl llgllggngle ol the department stores and specialty C_ }3_ Cllllpmlml June_ pg w__E_ Hug. Lnndgn ()l\r0nlcle_

iii" the district are with him and neither he nor they are likely to be daunted in their undertaking by any abuse tli'e Patriot may heap upon them. The Conservatives have an unquestioned right to contest this seat and judg- ‘ ing by their present attitude are very likely to elect Mr. Wigmore.

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l' L HIGH PRICES

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High prices have become a habit rather than an un- avoidable evil. We know little of present day values_

ami, having abundance of money, pay whatever we are a __ ed. A few years ago, by dint of careful pleading and threatening to go elsewhere, we could get a discount of a1 couple of dollars or so on a suit of clothes, a dress, or a pair of boots. Today the prices of these articles are so liigh and mighty that such a small discount would not be worth asking for and we would not have the face to ask forsuclfl a discount as would bring the price to a reason- able figure, so we pay the price taking it for granted it is the best we can do. It is much easier to add thnfor twenty dollars to the big price than to add two or three to the reasonable price of a few years ago and ten oi) twenty dollars up or down is but a bagatelle on the prices we are asked to pay and so we surrender uncon_- ditionally. ` Many remedies have been prescribed for high prices but the only remedy that will prove effective in _the end

l$_to__stol> paying the high prices. So long as prices are _eerful y andunquestioningly paid, so long will prices stay where they are or go higher. One of the great caus- es of the present high cost of things is the abundance of money, not the scarcity of goods. The _goods are always available if we have the price and the price will stay

wherig itiisor go higher up so long as we are willing to 1 That prices are higher than they ought to be is clear-

by what is occurring _in other places. Recent

telegrams state that the threat of prosecution

a _remarkablii effect on prices. lb almost

signs show a hasty revision downward. The tribunal began operations in Bermondsey with of complaints of profiteering to consider. En-

in prices have been made in all shops

salls a telegtamp particularly in

and s oes.

much more com-1 _ there has been 'a `

The lesson i_s__'_

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ierday in the chamber dealing with lllou y 8 sho s Instead f bar i les ~ 11 M

_ gm 9 to d_ tk ll, _ D - i 0 San ea Iam, August, A. _l. its il.

ll_;i_e__l;l_t_li_alllin g_i_1o_\_vl_l_ig o_i_l_t ofdtlle Fiu_ni;~_ away ll.o?ll_ wlllllvalr regalflla llsrselloilig _so generously ielltured in the evil_n- Gash prize, $10.00 dobated by A. P. ""-'_

W C 9 0 We 0 FBS Sl H . d f Hillh , F t 1, ., t h _

in f¢W01` Of lil-'i'.>' member who believed _W-‘ll-elf;s`l:l0l.lllllg llllllel, has llrlll 3i~gepiIi:d);,IY3ott:l? exIpen;1l1v?dl3y ilall1‘litli‘a~l,- glvinguiglie l\(l);h‘;lst ?i‘liz;rega(le los Mmmw' L|"lm°"t “M hy Phy"9‘°'“l 1_0 ¢0llld handle the problem better. allallce lll mB_ wlllle I lelll llellll and ed, announcements of the better clas- four winter months, won by T. J. Ad

l,lgol.ollB_ l-lelldlllg ll stalls me ses of goods, finer qualities of wear- iirnson. f

is sp sp g gi gg ll, llllll _ _ ing apparel, _ motor-car equipment, l‘lie prizes to be donated sit the _

party ,lt ls Very generally felt that to pel-nllt them to leakage of Cul.,-enll unless llle cells my mind, I crave relaxation. If I contest, but the bulk ol' them, und U16 iind June, F. W. E, llaisliim, Priidnl- brcecheswill outlast any pair oltrous-

. . . are walel.lll.oolell_ .l-he cells mlm read, something light is preferred. most valuable, cannot be donated un- blml,_ p_l.;_l_l _lllly_ Mrs l_l0l.(lllll lllc_ lll.ll_ llllll wlll_ ol- c°lll_Be_ dlsplay ___

Ing ll lmtierl- skollkl be packed so Eutertalnmffnt of one kind or anoth- til the contest closes, Sept. :l0l.i\. Mllliin, North Rlver,__P.l-1.1.; Auiziiiil, shapely limb ns no modern "drain

' that ihey Cannot Skill 0, ,,l,lll,,~ l0_ lr. is in order- The evening Donor. 1 Amoni: the prizes won il-.irms Iho Rev. J. J. McDcnal.i, i<lni<or_i, P.ic.l. pipe" could possibly do.

' ° ,"’€il1€l‘. as shock tend to loose th 3" maguzhloi-Which Offers this relaxa- 00lll@S\ Wel'0 >"Ribb0l\5»' 41030190 bl’ Four bags Purina Chick Chowder ---_--.._.. _ `

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8 QQQQ* - k ng I-nm peculiarly receptive housefurnlshings and similar appeals close ol the contest and for some ol"

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ll thou. indeed. wilt be what

scholars should;

if thou wilt be a hero. and wilt strive

To help thy fellow and exalt thy-

self,

Thy feet at last shall stand on Jasper

flowers,

Each single, heart 'with myriad

rapture: filled-

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too eomplacellllly by Thr h::_ilt_il_t__l:::_ shall seem s thon-

Whilst th h ll it ith _ i

ang wdllli 'Hillh' '_ pr na!

Riclinllilil th, jewels of a ransomed

` il' ’-`-‘-AN`e'ou ii. ”c`r’iu-rin.

The aglfalfvfllagl hei`°°5’°h°l`°°° Wh° prevglit _waste_. Thousands ol

wor_ o app es are going _o

To ll_l_illz_gle lu the sfilid ranks of lllllll fill or_i__tlie__grouil_d for want

' . e ore oug t an

To clu_t_c_I_io__tli_e monster, Error, by the sovellllllelll _lllslleclolll ol,

To bear opinion to a lo!-tier seat; gg inolnggfagzeezifgflztgg T‘1l:_’{l‘°tle'£'_l’ lf"_‘:'nl’!e‘-_f|’l’l"‘lV"l°:_‘ °“¢l» and nomerchants handling

V “ 59° WP U- expollt. Duchelg __Red Astrachans,

exan ras and i een apples,;'all

And heaven wants souls--fresh and lly .grown gf nw lineal .lllmllly ll,

°“P°~°|°“° 50"" province, are in keen demand

To taste its raptures, and expand lm- bk,-l-el ln ,Mlmtl-l,,ll_,

like flowers

and Red Astrachans _are

Be_rle:vtli :hef__glo_l'y of its Central Sun. wk,-le on l,lll~_ l_»l,l.mll_

an-n es souls-not lean and lllllenlllll »l,|l,l feed lml

shriveled ones- V

it wants fresh soills-my brother, glkrsnzlgg if-lf. were 1°

_3"° it "‘"1°- What y our Fruit Growers

‘ soelation doing, ralthe: w ere

tribunal s stem for combating rofiteer- ,iiih°u_l__i_ii_a¢¢a,wili m.._m»n»h°ui.l ll; C91", ,ll,__lY,‘§,, ,,,_l,_l'_l_,§,,

her null irmsmrih will

into _cunt These reqdre"\` spdolat and handling lint

members and ship,

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D _ (9 to new -thoughts, new ideas. I pick - '

all ~ ¢ up llglllll llle llllead ll l ll , to the more deliberate and particular which there is going to be ii lceeii com- __ _

,, Daily Selections for 4,; h.»p...h._.._ 1.. .§.&d’°£.'”mt’;§ ;,1;;;1;g;;;- ..g;>,f;;1,1;_1.. 1f1;; 1§;=°=111=g °11° P°g3g1l,;'g,";;;,;‘§11;1;;,1h,;,,,, C,,,,_-,ei »

° things which particularly ‘interest me. ~ "' _ °r ng P pe“1 ' ' , ‘f t I

91111141211 Rhhlhfit 1 h mv fi;”.°..l.1°‘:.:li;.;‘;1.:2l°"'°11* i%‘;l1’:"C&l‘;‘;?°§l.i.ili1’“i:.:22~°‘l.sli 1 3 “mans ea.

»»~»-»--~» -»» w. ». im... s i:n._.”1‘:i.l:° 11::2.':;1;‘°':.;’;i.:‘i‘;: hh be 1 *“~°°i°“°.°l“'°.““;°1°li 1

' marking pape ,d_ ¢ _ k tk kg d pen arre oc s, pu ets and one '_

“'”*'“‘*"** °**" Og ilfilamililenii' ilnililfil iilgiiiiniliil-giiio dgrxgff Of people wh? ageniiiidfgifies iii hiir- °11°k111‘°d. $3000: 011° heh of White

about emoval as ll 3;) sly gains, But 1 cannot llllbscl-lke to Legliorns, 8 puliets and one cockerel

THE UN|'vER5A|_ N559 D we as., u 1”" that. I am rather inclined to think $25-003 ‘me Feed H°l’D°\'- “nd “Wh

_ mi_i_tl.ers requiring attention. _ l ll t 35_00_ ' ° - iv. no M.. hi. .,,.i..i... li.. 151;; 1,g11df1;°1w,;\g;;_;hhg11,; mgll 1115;; ;;";“;,,;1§,, 1;,,;,, ,,_,,_,,__,,e__,_ .l Signed the Treaty that

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(A F“"°"it° P°°m bl’ 13151109 Wiley) ?lt\\I1t_il'in with business men general- Bclllell _lseyomllllt Ill, ll lsliage extent for which _gntries are rapidly illling, Th ___ _ _ __ y. so it explain! Why m0l'l\|1lE leach exactly llle same ,poo lll__ But Further particulars regarding this con

e w_li_r _wan s_ men- ig t-hearted, papers are so favorably regarded, lllelr llllllelll ls lllllel_el`ll,____lls R llllolllll_ _test may be had from J. A. Clark, Su- Men v{ilboys1liliz‘lll1’joln ils chorus and ‘P319ag-;,d?°tiIdll'ige’wlldlcil?ni§?ndot nl?i‘iilatrfd“t be’ to meet the su““'ti°-'ri I have den" perlmendem Experimental smuom

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llmlllllg _lllllllllesll mem llolll personally and ln l:_l'l1beli__.__ _;1l_lili__t_ime of day. .ill_e tranlg

The psalm of labor and the song of connection with business matters- wks makes tht; glégggsce-Ifgndrin my MEN'S é0LD FASHIQNB IN ENG.

love. . ,.

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The tivllillela ___:\_r_l1_iil_____ii_li_lioiars scholars _ attention is more easily attracted, the LONDON, Sept. 28.--A number oi'

The doubtful desllnea ol dublous t W t the mind is more readily impressed, London tailoring firms are about 'to

Wars e purpose more strongly influenced, at make a bold experiment. They have

And la-nd llle ark that bean our ____ the beginning of the day. _ 1 started a movement to bring back the

colmllys good ‘_ i have sometimes wished that we colored garments of a couple of cen-

sale _lo some peaceful Amr l Sll.__Lasl llllllllg lll ll lellel. lo the had more morning papers. And that turies ago. It is-hoped to dress up a

last a pre" l lllelllcled ll heavy dloll ol those we have were more conscious number of young men in costumes re~|

‘ large lrllllll lllld llllvlsell ellrll, lll.e_ of their influence alll-1 more aggrsg- ininlscent of Beau Brummel and Mon-

lnmlloll lo llllllllle llle llllllllllll and sive in extending it. _ _ _ sieur Benucaire and set them peram- _ '.1 ' ' '. 1 .7

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Ended the War

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G. H. TAYLOR_ JEWELER The Store for

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