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ilfr'orte, moons Milieothin Syrups. Ibis lensant. ll:
modulus neither inplnm, orphiue nor at or Narcotic
mum. w Its is its guarantee. it doe Worms
islid olinysili‘ev hness. For more than tiling. yyenrs it
has been in constant use ion the cello! 01 “WWW,
e; um. Elna wagsnlélhgl‘esegiing Troubles and
raga mach. 4nd Bowcls
hummus Food.flvln momma Wail sloop:
mo mom‘s Bouncer», Mother's Friend-
assume OASTORM Atwnvs
Beers the Signature of
on You flare Always Bought
In use For flver 30 Venn
'I'Hl. 9mm owner. ” ”VIII? ITIIIT. m
new writes BUREAU outer. -MAKES arcane-rues HER sis-
WAMINGTON. July 309mg i TERJNEAW.
Cherles‘ali‘. Irvin has been selected
opened the door of his clothes locker... \
“ Ind filmed the older with this sir
1, cell. . when humped at the onion.
boy.
A morning."
hurled his hat into it with a. tangy;
o! a policeman who lad lust sinned ~
s delirium tromens case n the untitled
the production 05 close milk,
“There" shill the int men at the
next desk. “ii m see that your
stomach is out attention it w would?
take my advice and trp that newt:
blend of chi-added when biscuit xi ,
told you shout, or even the new pro
consiprsdixeste'd mullahs that sre‘.
being advertised everywhere, you.
would come in as smiling as a Mort
“That is Just the trouble," said the “8 Wuhlngm 8t
lean ’msn distinctly, “because my
(serum to mncmrmt
. , As we KNOW rr
meedddhcmohntmm Wy W in our
claimstorit. fl‘heolholc Borden SM as it is applied to
denndemwhflemmt we “entitle ed-
yum-tut that realm second to noise-in hnnortance to the
Mutiny Wrangell and the route salesman will take
your order; or write or telephone
Borden s Condensed Milk Co.
the delivery in stcrclized 'bot
~ ' Telephone 871.
wife has bought those things your
mention and i wish the lands were]...
in South Gehenns and twist the me
who invented them had to stay them‘
and eat n osrinsd of his product.
I had shredded wheat biscuits ,‘tor
breakfast and now‘ my whole being,
cries out for food. There is militias
the mutter with my stomach: it's on
the dub all the while end I do eat all
I can buy of any toad odd yet my
wife hes acquired the idea that any-
thing that tastes good must he den
gerous to the masculine interior. To
be healthful she thinks that feed
must be sterilised and antiseptic and
predigoated and tasteless, and when
she finds anything {nut completely
title the bill it looks and tastes as it it
i was intended tor kindling a fire in the
kitchen range."
"Well," said the int mun modestly,
“i think your wife is right. She is
wiginnted that is making us a nation
of leveling and nervous wrecks. The
{tie and the heavy leading ‘-oi past
‘senmtions are at the bottom of all
our =trouble."
*‘Whnt‘s about unintelligent as your
avenge remarks about food," enacted
the thin man. “The real "trouble in
the country did not originate with
the stomach. dint with ,the spirit
drsnilly lends ‘ end neighborhood
lights spoil country digestions. but
country food never did and never
does. Study the historyrot the tow
dyspeptic inmliies in the country
and you will and that the disease
originated with grammatical-
We. who let! the Firm. constant
“dual Church in West Wsybnclt. he-
uor chief of the Weather ‘Bllresu, to GM‘ “We in Vennnso Countr. Fe.
mad evens n nests. recently an? n Emit M GW- “when
moved. rm admin is «now chief otf FRANKDYN. Pa- Juli MFA "in“
" one instrument Division. .1116 wsstnp- “0min mixer is Venus!) WW
' slowed .‘to the old usual comics in When Elisabeth. Gertrude Jones
, an“, m one ”my Wilson whose father married a second time,
will sénd Ms W“ tom Senate wedded hoe McCllmans a brother or
Why gm. wreck; her stepmother. This made the
limiter the new chief more attention brides lather, who was already MC"
«gym he Nd to weather reports and Climan's brother-in-lew also lather
amounts as they meet or are likely “HEW
to affect agrme‘nfl general (emu McCIimdn' s lather. who was n1
lug conditions throughout the country. ready isthorin-law oi the bride's
Ether changes are to he made in the father, became the lather-minim or
Bureau, and Secretory Houston was the bride
mot rendy today to announce them.
Prof -‘-Mnrvln is the inventor oi the bride, lamina liar hrothsr-ln-isw.
any instrumentaueod by thoBurenu. The sirl's stepmother became her
He has represented the ”Department of “Elwin-18W.
monitors at e umber of important;
meterologicsl congresses and has writ- The annual broblem in economics
ten extensively on the subject or now confronts the overuse citizen;
motherzinvestlgsuons. ‘i-le has con- how, upon receiving that magnificent
ducted experitnertls upon which are two weeks' celery wed on the eve of
heed the tnblesmed by the i“geother- vacation, to salt down enough of it to
Bureau tor mm: sheen-vent or bridge over the ghastly out west.
moisture in the air, has studied the back at work before pay-day and nu
monument oi wind velocities and the some time to keep enough witlu
mesons no also on the use or kites one to go on a vacation—230nm
tier neceminine meterelogicsl condl~ Globe.
lions. ‘
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if there is any movement to side
‘ A Furnished Room to Rent? A truck President Mellon the latter will
fieniinsl want chsnm it to s. tor isee to it that the nlrbreltes work all
misled room—«liquid. 'riuht ”Bridgeport Telegram ‘
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The bridegroom, who (11- .
lreedy was an uncle 0! s hell‘slster oi .
Cause he did not like the minister‘s
views on infant baptism. 1H8 carried
that grouch in his system until his
stomach could not stand for it. 'It
was the light that caused the dyspep-
sia and not the dyspepsia that
originated the tight. Family lends had
the same effects and i can show you
how members 0! the third genera-
tion who are wesh-stomnched be
cnuse their grandparents fought dike
outs and dogs. The country' turn was
admirably calculated to sustain life
and we should do it great deal better
to .50 back to the country regime
now. could we siford it, then to rush
to e physician and be: him to pro
pure as a formula for our dinner.
“And new," continued the lean
man, “I am going out to some per-
fectly unsanitary restaurant and or-
der 9. lugs pletoi’ul of boiled csbbnge.
To quote Miss Gale. I on: {going to
make an interesting study of its by-
properties."
illvlng up to the times I never have
more tor my breakinst than on one
and a cup of Roustum. 1 always tool
1 well it i take care not to' overland my
stomach. which I think is your trouble
now. it you would ask your wile to
tell you a little of what scientists
say about food values you-—"
1 “Never mind the rest oi thet." mid
1the lean mun, "Menu that was the
last course oi my breeltiest this incre-
ing She found I tebie 61 what you
pleasantly term "food values and
rend it to me this morning with nor-
tsin excerpts from an article by a
misguided female tamed Gels 1
nova met that women. but i can
(swear that she. knows no little shoot
{the masculine stomnh as 3 Chinese
leundrymnn does shout arrest lic-
tlon. diet nae tell you n tow things
'sbeut food values according to a
table given by this man. it says
that one! has 19 per cent. oi protein.
128 per cent of intend has A tool
voice of 890- calories. whatever that
means, not being it locomotive 1 sin
not especially intimated. Then this
meccmpendiuin of wisdom goes on: . ———-—-
ito soy that walnuts contein 167 per The Canadian oyster season optms
cent M protein. 5“ 4 W cent. 0t (M on the ilrst of October. and the ilshlnz
and have n tuei value of 3180 boats are frequently lined up by the
calories. while chocolate has 12.9 DOT grounds and on the morning oi that
cent. of protein. 48.7 0! int and n “y in order to be as Will ,8 possl
wituei veins of 5820 balorics. l failed No in "mm, m mm ”not,“
:to tlnd out within: about the virtues beds. .fl‘he mullet is almost invariably
CANADA DEVELOPING OYSTER
INDUSTRY.
Our Half-Yearly
ol’ one cool as a food and so '1 con ‘mwd “fjn‘ the “fly wt of the
clude that Miss (isle hes not finished some tram this anemone to m, the
her researches ibesl. beds as quickly As lessiblo. This
"Now don't interrupt me. tor thin situation is mated by the mom:
is not All that I learned when l the American sessouopensinfldmem-
ought to have been antics some bermothaiAmericnn oystershnvehed
nourishintt loud I07 1 "B ‘01“ (MB time to enter Census and trite the
barrel, or so emgate of $212. 296.
.' "The family or the legumes, the
poor mun'e monk—tho pass. bonus.
lentils and resents—wore lmd next
in import-rice to meet and one, with
new one of the heel balanced
tools uveilnhlo. and a wet butter
~ ¥ Clearance and Mill-
End Sale
edle oil the Dominion demand before
the Mealtime oysters can be loxnily
sold. The prodtnhle beds have ordl
unruy been dulled out by early in Noa
vsntller. end mush weather and ice
tornetion virtually close the neuron
A‘L
BEGINS TODAY
L I BARGAINS IN TUB FABRICS
BARGAINS “IN GARMENTS
BARGAINS IN SHEETS AND EILLOWS
MRGAINS IN TOWELS
BARGAINS IN FLOOR COVERINGS
A. Dickennan & Sen
sown sonmtx, sous.
we own 0. Ann M. asses Tortoise entire.
ti
mdulch vies proved to be will! ‘3 were the end of thet month. Under
nosrishiuz u a hen sendwloh." {the new tension plan the sonnet ro-
“Now that sounds line and it makes turns made by the 3“,,“ are to com:
duo’s mouth turly wmr (or the the "”5“ sndinx Nov so of such
slender-d pemut butter sandwich, y“,
mule (it two trim!" nieces oil When taken. tile oysters mmked
bread «ch one-swim! 01 ll ‘Mh into bursts, without bolus Jaded end
thieit.s «mind by a thin mill)! 0' are shipped by freight to Montreal.
iron rust. Nutrition- and heel“! Quebec, or. in some «not. men to
giving sort of lore 40!“ ll m "1'0 l’l‘orontoud cums: a low so to Jim
works tor ll. livinxi Bot thet‘n not gm The Mini“ mom go “a u)
all tor this samo iii-elm WWI“ 3°“ cents per lame to western or must;
on to say with names moonlit: Gerunds am upon whether tile
American as well” Consdinn oyster
companies. Government instruction
andssslsience will be given to those
who undertake to «build up leased oy-
ster ~beds. '
Twenty years use the oyster fisher
Ian at lower Censds. constituted it pro
iitnble asset. The output for 1911 was
waned on overuse value of $6 68 per
The output 0! Prince Edward Island,
beginning with lime has been valued
at '37 per barrel. the total island take '
having thus been worth $34,633, 378.-
848 and “$61,816, respectively, in 1909,
1910 and 1911.
it is stated by Dominion oilicisls that
even ihe‘dlminlehod take of recent
years has been possible only by inten-
sive exploitation of the oyster banks:
Where an oyfler bent iormerly took
four to nix barrels per d321,.“ present
n single barrel is considered quite ex-
onptionnl. A mm containing twovnnd
one-hail bushels of oysters, shoe-king
to eight to nIne nouns, was priced at
31:90 on the fishing grounds in 1890:
from 1890 to 1.895 the average price
want” to 42.30; from 1896 to 190'! the
price rose «to “.60; and during recent
warmth-grade oysters have brought
$10 or more at Mslmne Bay. while
Mmoyelers have mend slightly over
$5 rour rhrrsi. ’
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A loud «it. one best inure beet
m; : >
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we Store closes every day but Saturdeyat 5 o’cloclii.
On Malays at 9 o’clock
Chiffon Veils, Priced Special
In these days "of motel ing every woman needs a
Scarf Veil, or several of them. There is no use in tryng
to skim the landscape at the ratcmost persons are doing
it, and keep hat; or hair to any presentable shape A
Chilton Scarf rs a necessity. "
Emailing Wednesday morning the \I'cilingr De-
partment offers Chiffon Veils. an extensive line of them in
sucircuhors 215 Myrtle green, Alice blue, old rose, mulber-
ry, ten, champagne, brown. black, purple, light cream and
other pastel shades, dimensions, one and three-quarters
by one yard
Value $3 at $2 75 Value $2. 75 at $2.50 I
Value $1 75at $1. 50-
The difference in price according to the weight and
quality of the chiffon.
remembers.
A good quality alwayswashcs, one
Veiling Section, m‘aln floor.
Attractive Novelties at the
Jewelry Section
With white gownsone wears White Beads, and there
ere long necklaces of graduated white coral and white
ivory beexlsthat are very good looking, 50.1- and $1
Dull Black Beads, round or oblong, for wearing mourn
ins. 50¢.
Aluminum Rod Pins set‘
50¢.
with rhinestones, 25 and
Gold Top Pocket Knives.
Some plain, others chased tlneatl and beaded edges.
‘ili
two blades, regular value $1.00,
50¢ special.
. Events: Lane Hand Bags.
To carry with white gowns, regular valuc‘$1.00,50¢
jewelry Section
Do not miss the Sale of Trimmings. Brnids and
Bands, Ball Fringe, and remnants of various novelties are
going for the smallest prices“
Along with the rest Remnants ol’Laces,
Cluny, Torchon. Macrame.
Center Counter, Lace Section.
W h't H d B
Harmony of tOiiet is required by fashion, and the
Hand Bags of White are the approved styles to carry
with whitczmnmer gowns.
Bags of KID. MOIRE and CROCHETED STYLES.
Seine contain small white inside purse, cord and silk
buddies.
Prices ............... . ............. 51,00 and $1.50
The N. E Ryan Co
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other lends.
rerun-so. cauliflower, celery. spin-
uih. mm. m. chum.
cucumbers. “M elm MD
and green m m meted u reeds
moo pore-mudguard
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Gm MP Tea Company.
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