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ee TED EVERYTHING WITHOUT REE Uti] | took "Frolt-a-tives" Banxia, OxT., Feb. sth, 1910. #I have been a sufferer for the past 28 yeas with Constipation, Inaigestion and Catarrh of the Stomach. tried many remedies 'and many doctovs but derived no benefit whatever, . Finally, I 1ead an advertisement of * Pruit-a-tives'. 1 decided to give * Pruit-a-tives' a trial and found tl did exactly what was claimed for them, 1 have now taken 'Fruit-a-tives' for some months and find that they are the only remedy that does me good. '1 have recommended 'Fruit-a-tives' 10 a great many of my friends and I cannot 1 fruit tablets too PAUL J. JONES " ail y Prats tives" is the only natnral cure stipat ar Stomach , because iy is the onl icife in the world that is made of hi ae ies, lh Snudre of ve cured, as ¥-by a Be, by taking Praitatives the famons fruit medicine. : soc. & box, 6 for $2.50, trial ; At dealers, or sent on receipt. of gi Fruit-a tives Limited, Ottawa.» GAS FIRES, =f We have the piniiation hard and soft Coal 3 i thing for the parlor or © room grate; no trouble; no no ®; a8 oh as coal ta us give vou a price use. 'piped a #et cimplete, , » Fohone 516. Personal atterition, v THANKSGIVING n-- "By CARL WILLIAMS. had just come in his car from the Beacon-Hargrave wed- ding. In Howard Christy's estimation all weddings were bores, but one must be bored in the cause of a merger still hanging fire. And now, with the cefemony and quickly dispatched reception behind bim, he was beaded for the office once more, His patient secretary would be awaiting him. "Mother!" > In the half gloom, half mist of the oncoming twilight, as his car was wedged in amoung scores of other ve. bicles In front of the Grand Central station, he beard that word, and heav- en ooly knows why he leaned forward | to see who had uttered it. He looked straight into the dewy '} depths of wonderful violet eyes, but they were not xed on'lim. ' They looked far beyond. across the of vehicles, to where a woman brown hair aud beautiful eyes smiled to the girl from out fars and violets. forgot to urge his chanffeur ; to get out of the tangle somehow. He sat quite still for ~ "ea chanical "YOU CAN DROP M¥_g54 not se much NER: as by the flicker of an eyelash did he betray his aston- "{}ishment as his master stepped from the car and, immaculate in frock coat, gray trousers, silk bat, soft gray gloves and boutonaiere, stalked through the gloom and crowd into the brilllantly lighted station. Christy bad a private car in one of the uptown yards, but he gave it no thought. Ie bought a ticket for Tru- mansburg. He was going home for Thanksgiving the first. 'It always ended in his send- ing for his mother to visit him instead. 4 patch of gray over each ear and a oo fe Shoulers, be Jag over his fifth willion. Eminent nerve specialists had warn- od him that he must cease his endeav: ors br lose his health, but Christy aug hed at them. Nedther urgings of friends nor orders of rhhysiclans hdd any effect. Yet he himself and planned his arrival at He had taken the flier because it town 216't so smal that it hive hotels. You can always 38s eyes of her beart, could tell was the much talked of millionaire. Jt was Nan whom Christy sought when the short service of prayer was "1 came to see my mother--and you." be answered in a whisper. "I thought it was only mother, Nan, but when .I any chance for we? For a moment the Once she had dreamed dreams of a home in which she and Howard Chrig ty should live bapplly ever after. Then be had made his first scoop In Wall street, and after that there "You don't need TO BE THANKFUL to ndd that last," YOR he said humbly, "1 didn't suppdse that you were going to fall on my neck just | because 1 came back and asked you. | But if there isn't any one else I'm go- fag back to town to close up deals, and then Vm coming convince you that I'll make a moi her--and my own old self. Three thanks for one Thanksgiving are & | Jriule Wits Nap, aud the best of nie "Your own old self," quoted Naney, 'Instead of the costly flowers for ! central ornament of the table make 18 ¥ i i i Be i gis fil i § T | I 1 J i 1H Fact tlk fig: faite ii i £ gd i i: Ff f & Ee ih] li A LE Ih tt ih i il Hh FH i i £ i ; | i [ Hii ! Es Li i i 5 . 's ' plain anything, without a-gittin' down chee - calendar, Thanksgivin's rollin' soun'. 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