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| Iurl IDIUVIJ "I'm Idhrsfy, please, a shrill. voice quavered out; "I nk I shall crack GOOD?" ' ' Wgc; `:l`3w'erd at `bar, then {urged on his` heel. muttering, and withdrew once more. ` 3L- -,_ I u I -. . .- ` She got up, laughing silently, and washed and_ dressed. When she aroused the infant, sleeping -'1 the cot beside the bed, and washed` and dres- Iedrhim, too. By this time, the other children seemed to have declared in a body for red anarchy. It was difn~ cult, hearing their up'oar, to believe that` there were only eight of them. `Left to His Fate . Weli. good-bye, George. crooned Mrs. Pratley. peeping into the-` kitchen whereher husband crouched over a desolate black grate. "I'm off "now!" uv-..-11 |......'.. 4.. .a.. ...u.1.. 1...--.) ___1 l I III wuu Iltlllj VI Ipyllla IVI GIIIQ So Amy did as she was bid, vs-ma: proud dexterity. And the children ("condoned the unsaustactory repast for 1 the sake of. the attendant excitement 1 [-33 children will. f ` II A __ J __l.'_L , I ,, `=5: "am. A `Mic s.3!v` Etrsrlmeqf .; % T :v;over"n1ghc~.: " 'i'ge"~Prh_tly'-`had ma 1 thin any man. could do any woman : w*.or_t,__an_d had,.bold1y oneredjgo change pla,c'e'd with His wft an we `following 883-" v"~v E . ifext ;mqrx1,:i4l1, g-;,.he_:_\,\{a_s_ _;Qneq from V -sweet_ dreams by theprod cg gs` sharp, aibowl Ixi` '5 ` ' ' {I do'n't have to go" to work this morn- 118.? ' - ` V 4 . xv- n --i.'n`_i._. `u. . -.` u-one -vuuu VI. full. . e stared at her inoodily; ~ but, "ray membering their comyact, began to huddle on his clothes. Fifteen min- utes passed, during which time Mrs.` Pntley lay. -listening intently. "Art: 1 "on male .11 n... .......-..a...;.. 0-`. bread-and-d rn Itcnryvun . "Here, Amy." he said. when he had bound up the wound, "you cut the` ppmg for em. an `many 1: J an -1..` --us... Liz! _.I.\_ ~-r-'.`!T"` .1 '.;'i.'1j0'-_1,. .w {14e. _ % :P`i'1`.?""_.""~"";.""` "` A;.` "l'h'o'1anhIon:-tile itdo street `In in -tho roverAoI.u:`d tho I434 rm`! 3 .3.` Man; what at 1:?" he mumb.ed. .I-_n4 u . HE. <:)R1.*H 1-:;1z N A QVA c About 11 a.m.won(Moi7id1y.VAlbert ` .1C1ift, aged: 14, eldest son of Wi11-ian:a Clift. of G~rave'nhurst, accompanied V by his two cousins, aged about eigh- teen and niteteen iespectively, left home in a. canoetogo shooting. They -gche some distance along` Gull _,1.ake 91151-es whem one of the cousins "undertook to take the gunffmm the ubottom of tlie canoe, whet-6 it had I ,t put on stacrting- _out In pulling _;?the gun but `the . in entangled) in the carpet or_,-`onj :;;'a cushion (iticanuot be --aaenined gf;w11;i;~h)~.,van&t` was the con-. zfteritsootinf f,th`e mm entering the Mick: " ijof Clift _s, head,` kiixxg,-*o .1; \. , -..':..1- -. 1 .q v 97. : -,1 c _~T*'I1-x;-;i-ctim. of the M aqgiaent is `a `nap ; no: h% mt -:~_. A.1':'|;.._..1.`1... -`I TJIKJVV `J Iiandal J LL-.. -.__-LL_'-_ ._ I I Frzwrm CIm.mu:_N WROTE ox Ex- Tnxxcs, BUT Mom-2 PASSED Tn.-xx l.\' 1911.. ' . . VSixt.y-one and fotxr-fths per cent. of V those who Wrote upon - the en- trance exa.mi112it`i0r'1s tuhnoughout the .. ,wh:olee Province this summer passe-:1-. E Last. year the -percentage was sm8el1- er, on.1y`58.6. `The total number of` cundid'a.tos this year was 22,165, as! opposed to 22,198 last year, but `the number of those who this time wa's'13,_,603,- which is 576 more than. those who were successful, -in 1911 . . ` WHERE "LORD MERSEY PLAC- | ED THE BLAME. Lovrdl, Mersey, itn his report on the ; Titanic inquiry, said!" he was con?! viueed- that those on board the Ca-li- I fomi-an had seen the Tita.nio s dis-i tress: signalsand` could have reached her. without -serious! 1-isk, . and: thus saved the lives of J many or all. tHe said it was 'a. misdemeanor for a cap- tain tb fail to go to the rescue of a vesrsaenl in distrasst 3 He -blamed .the British Board ; of Trade {for not re- vising the shipping rules of 1894,; and: exonerated; `Mr, J. Bruce Iszm-ay and the dead; Captain of the Titanic. -Excessive speed was the 15_rim:ary cause of the iweident. _ 1 `Lindsay. \Vardcr-A rexneanrkablci and successful operation was per-3 foniied: about four week ago. which` 5-eo1n;~: almost beyond credibility. A girl fourteen years of ' age was ibrougllt up for tmatmnent, the dbctors ldingnosting her case as; tumor. Twoi ' Lim1=sa_v S1l1`{.`,`('.`OI1S- performed; the ope1'- I ation, taking a.\v-ay :1.` grorwthe ' which we.ig'%1-ed. >40 -pou(111d;s. The pagiegt} wuoig 10:1 100 poun " going in an ; 0 .-on Ibax-'ing' the operating` table. Thai ipatiex t. is now at home` and." enjoying] [us g 1 health as. can , be. exizectoria , I- _ ~ 11- _.______.1_ALI, ._..__._..A.2._... i "ilk? guru. ll\'(l.l|IllJ um` LCIII u\,- \,xp\.\/bx. "u;i'ter such a` re11u11`kznbl operation. ' Like an old friend in a new suit- of clothes the Musical Ride is com- ,~ ing back to the Canadian National } Exhibition this year. All the grace.- flll'l101'SC1l1.811S\l1ip which so delighted the thousands of other years _.will be; ithere but many` of the gures are] new, and, if possible, more pleasing} than the old ones. The Royal Can-` adian Dragoons have not been idlel during `their years of absence from; the Exhibition. They are assured of -; '11 great reception on their return. I BE'l`TER` RESUIJTES THIS V YEAR g i7iI. 9 In, a11swe'r to _a.ux_i.ou2;I -11quiret1':t5- The only _perfc_ct.1y' safe gamble` that! we know of is that when Ca.nada is i reall-y"concerr'1ed over `anything -in! 'partic`ular, you can` bet the Privy! )c-m1cil of- Exlglannd will -':ive a cision against `us-. . ` Q Ichrisah, and :`the lime]-y nights she is ' 1`_ Dear shadsow ` friends _ who faith-_1' fully read this columll. and, thgrl. go" round am} knock it_ .'to .your;fricnd-~;I, ` renxambef there are many things we. (bual-d1 say about ' the '\vi1y -you `vtzfeat the girl you promisedv to love and. pu tting in '.whi1`e`.yo1i are irtingwith ` the. `biscuit tos'scrs~-a1'1 dJ yet we re-'5 frain. However, that same ltttl-3' wi-fie may fbe. the. cliainvoman of hgany a gathering of` suffragettes be- fc-1\e.I0ng'.~ . .. ` - I, ` t The Lafs were 01l1 1 )0:p in the In- J ter11ational. Baseball Lepgues "for a`! day, but the weather` is so ermtic .o'r1:e. don t. wonder that the leaves 11-ave. begun to fall-. ~ 1 The supposition that -a so-called! moon-li;2'l1.t. night is a good time to` tum off the are lights does not. make ` the strc-et.s of Barrie look any b1'ight- 1 er. I)arkness, hoodlumism and voo- <}o0i_sm are po.puJ.aMrly associated. uswo Au nu`; but 15841 A ""..,`, &&w`~a"t'ing~ a,.,,,,`:~u=v.=.- .80 8? even if .it is, `m~ tgheu 3'- ? \tqume and Amunsden, a number" of, `O1 -ilk-_ '1ians continue to - make ,.ex'ploratio_ns- lip .Ba1_-rie for the Sausc: Pole.` _ -4 of I! ai-V1 3 I ! have work for somei cgcnergetic fokluwcrs. not? ` . . Apply N. W. .RoweI=1,.! {\..A... ..- A . J New Ontario. % REMARKABLE VOPERATION TBOY VICTIM` Q17 A_ GUN_._ MUSICAL "RIDE. I N.~xRRo\v .ES(`fAPF.' or ERAMOSA COUPLP, ox A LEVEL CROSSING. Guelph, July 29.-As Mr. and Mrs`. Atkinson of Eramosa were driv- ing down the Eramosa road hill on `their way home from Guelph on: Monday evening they had the nar- rowest escape tha.t has been _record`ed at the C'.P.R. level crossing on the road, _'1`~he;At1:ain_ d4ue_-at Guelph at 9.25 was late. ~a.-mi came into .the yard at a. good ra.te.- The man who works the ran out. and.` put down the {northern gate. first allowing the `horse a_. n to oomeon the tracks` bu5t..not. peI'mi-tting- clear in_.ooming_d'o.wn 9 I Q TO PROTECT CANADIAN 1' FORESTS. 1 Mr. James Lawler of Ottawa, See- . meta.-ry of the Ca.nad'i-an Forestry As} Isociation has just returned from 1 `Montreal and? the. `City of Quebec, ( `where he. was making arrangements < {for the Don1inion.Fo.1-estry C0nven- I { tion to be held upon the invitation of I I {the Government of British Col11m- I Ibia. in Victoria-, B.C.. on Sept 4. 5 land 6. He found: great interest be- .] ling taken in this convention, in l: |`.\'hi(`h Sir Richard MC-Bride" an-.l -j ll-Ion. W. R. Ross will personally take] Epart. and which will be held" in the - lbesti time to see the Pacific Coast and the prairies. Hon. Jule: Allard. - Minister of Lands and Forests for 1 Quebec, has eonseiited to attend an-'l 1 ihe. .will be aecompaiiied by som.c-A of the oflicers of his department. East- lern lmnberm-en -and forest engineei`.-s }wi11._also be well rpresentecl. 'I_'he -railways have granted greatly I``l*1l43- ged rates for the return trip to Vie- tori a. to (lelesrates. ~Mr. iLa,vvler. who `is looking after the arr#a.11g*en1ent='. lstates'._tl1`at everything is lac-kixig well for one of the largest CO-`.*lVC`11tvlOnS: `ever held on the coast. .. , f l i t ( 1 I g Am ins_ur'a11cs=- company -has been defrauded of some $10,000 by a fake ; burial. Another. Tc-ounterfeit. plant. IA ]_:`oU n-D.n_rs_ VISIT UP.TI;IE;`T &_N.! ` ' O. RAILWAY 1s` An`RAizGE1S " " ' The Ontario Associated Board of! 'I`rayd.e. will make a trip to Cochraneg a11d rueturn, leaving Toronto. August! 13th, at 9.15.p.m;, via the Grand` Trunk Ra.iIw~a~y andi Timiskamingi and Northern Ontario . Railway. ]Tb.e're is something `infectious about ,the north country; once having had: ;'a. glimpse of it you"'wa'nt to retu.m._! !This isproven to be a. fact by the? number of applications coming from ` ;1nem-hers of the Ontario Board of. {Trade who visited the north last} [tvvv uuv uvv\.'LLa'\/ JV! VJ u1`y. haul J\:.ll ` gun lnne days to a total depth of 2.93 I ;inc-hes,'being but slightly in excess? `of the average. l n "\a\l-vll I ! ' ' A short run east and west of Corr - irane on this new highway is beingi [arranged for, The return trip will, be_ vmade especially attractive by a 5 `visit to orcupine. The G0vn9rn- ment Exrperim-enta] Farm Will. be; visited-, Matheason, Englehart, etc. ; :']`]nA 4-.3.-. nm1.. J--1--- ..L-._1. .13-, J__-, . v -vcn 1.`.-\.|_g .A`.Ll.lrI.'Ll.\.|3'\Jl JJAIEJE-llal |.', C-LL". i'].`he trip only takgs about four days. 353 ` 30.. _ n 3 JULY WEATHER. e ; I ` The highesfo temperature was 91 {on the 10th, and the lowest 44 on the !20th. The mean t=:mperature for the 5 .,month was 67.3, being`2 degrees: be- il'ow the average for July. Rain fell nus u...\... ,3.-.--.. 4.... _ L_J.-1 J, 1` txn ._ s:.....-'.:.`;L,.;*.,.',..':. -;r::S:t:-1:1`;-"ort` `1-thnt, 38) :1|;lV9ndt-ys.W.9.(ln_ an and ;_atg1rdnya. . _. . - ,_.___;_..<, L;, , CAUGHT ON TRACKS BE- TWEEN THE GATES. H... `W gglogl; .Tp:_o11l111::'n(z)o::.on, tickets. berth res"e1-vauovns. or w-rite . - "I x O vn;n~--u -'_- . .._-.._ __, - , , II '81-`. JOII L SYDNEY. .8. .. l'II 'I'luI I` ; .... Return 1imit`\1:;;%.1'1;.t:,.1912' % _.-w_-:_-- - > AKB8` LAKE FFIYS _ .. LL00 %l}'_N PARK MACAN AWAN RIVER :*;':.".%."A.'::'=* .%mvn4~uA LAKE? . . FullV`Sntnmex-Se _ Lndwin a`!recttoa1l at above resorts. nte for full particulars ind 1ltl.ustra.wd foldez-s`to_ any Grand Trunk _' kw" L '. SEASIDE EXCURSIONS ucust 7112' IS} 13214, i'bund`:trlp rites from V to haw LONDON CONN. ...... ..s .1: 3`im,o"-`:`~'19a-no" "v iv'uin"'r":':'j"" 3%? ~.-.-.-.*.:. --~~`~~ -`%3333::.';.': our oncmn . ME'.'.:.::Z'.'.f'.C'.s sus n-run us...-....,... ...... ..s was ugvnuav. '0 .3.-.5... . o`oc`;nooo-I ;.u . . . . . o - u u an _o ' `D..6.`._-. 'Il...:4. `A .._; 01-; .Il I ` Ill LIIW Agent; GF!AN iD `mu NK?-` RA: EM vvvr 12 1'1 `&inI:I&'133}i}IC Highlands`. of Ontario` n_ A74 .nn _ g BOARDS '01:` TRADE T311? T115991`. Links Silidgs A Aha 'nq-`EV. .1...` 'h_ ;.' _..'_I I5. ONLY LINE REACHING Algla .,_.v- V T ~- prime mea. t; sot ' ya; choose is bound` to be good. be your experience great or ~ R. POWELUS MEAT MARKET L'1>o_m'.17s ` BARBIE illliliit L __.V.. .. -_v- .-w-v-nuv, urns i _ AGENT. moss 6b 98 , ~ ""'"'T,i1I1~en, , _ t v small 0 . Hi9 e mglizgetlx *8-P6 1`. w:t~: Margaret. - besides 'ee Thea 303513 'm0m 1nS~1OCsr::1'di11er and Mrs`-.\I 1% J 1311?]. Mrs` J i`lt011, Ont., a11(lIi-n`O-is. or Lees o_ . ` ington, _ _ 311-fl`! \ _' E'1hot:t~ 01 1.3100111 ` . `VIA snnuin En 'c.{.6.=o > Winnipeg and Return - $32.00 Edmonton and Return - $42.00 Tinkntn nmm-I fnr an (hum 1. Lv. \lnnIpeg.._..l.45 a.m. Ar. YorId9n.. .'.'..1.no pm. - Ar. canorm. ...'...a.so p m. _Ar. lIelna`........o.oo p.m. ,A_i-. Saskatoon. . . Ar; B_d_m9nton.. . . uuxul 7651' service 1188 created 8. new stand- -- ard 0 vexcllexjceg` It costs no more to have [choice of routes- 5 Tickets and reservations procured fi-om all Grand Trunk Agents. mogonfp, Ju1y.=17th,1912. no cannon osjcnns Special train will leave Toronto 10.30 p.m. on above dates. vis Chicago and St. Paul. carrying through coaches and Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars. The Grank Trunk "Pacic route is five hours shorter between Winnipeg.` Saskatoon and Edmonton. two trains duly; Winnipeg-Regina. over smooth roadbed on the best new railway ever con- structed ` electric lighted trains, sleepinf cars. both unpe`r's and lowers electric 1- ing, lamps. and . containing com tmente and drawingrooms. The route satrhrough the newest. most pictures ue and most rapid] _de_veloping section 0 Western Cen- sqs; e mum _ any monotony on the trip. Dmln ; car scrv ce has created stand- -. an-d n 9'.!n.n"I1nlI'bA.~'-'Tt nnnfn uh mm... o- 1.-.... .v\.,,...\_, 54%;: ysunw, uu. UV`U/ uumrcx berths on the upper waters of the J ocko River east of the townships of Garrow and Lockhart, in the Dis- ,trict of Nipissing, Province of On- ltarjo, the berths` being designated .Tocko`N_o. 1. and Jocko No. II, each containing twenty-ve square miles more or less. For an<(i:T conditions of sale [apply to the undersigned. -9 -ow -.-.._.:...__ l Funeral services were comlucbed on Sunday afternoon in the Presby- beri-an Church. North Bay, b_v Rev. T. `J. F erguson, and were attended by the local lodge of Oddzfellows, and a service. was held in the evening at the home by the members of that or- der. The body was taken to Paris, Ont. for interment. 1gop1_EE1I-:n Exctmsldus 75 5 Tenders will be received up to and including the first day of October, 1912, for the right to cut white and redpine and spruce, on two, timbfr L....+L.. M. 41.. --....--- --~L--- Mr. Tennant was'b01'11 in Angus, ()111;., and at an. early age. moved with his parents to Toronto, where he was ~_cduca.be~d. He spent se.ve'1'-axl years in lChic-ago, where he was connected !\Vit-h the Santa Fe Railway. In 1900 he went to lfuscatine, Iowa, where he engaged: in business, and the fol- lowing year marriec Miss. Bertram Hi1l,_ -eldest. daughter of Elvin Hill of Paris. Ontario. I11 1904 Mr. Ton- nant returned to Canada and emer- `cd the employ of D. S`. Perrin & Co., of London, as travellier. Reoelltly he `represented Telfer Brosa, Ltd., of 'CoH.ingw0od, making his home and `headquarters. at North Bay. ` Mr. Tennant was a nu mber of Iowa Lodge No. 2, A. F. & A. M., of I Muscatine, Iowa, and: of Gone Lodge 'lNo, 34, I.O.'O.F. of Brantford, Ont. satruck the hoisa, `and: the animal plunged to one side,_ throwing Mrs. Atkinson outof the rig and injuring lher head. `Eye witnesses of the a,c~ |'ci-dent Watched: breathlessly, fearing- lthat the frightened animal would {back up and run the -buggy in front. of the incoming train, while it would lbe 9. very easy matter for a frighten- 'ed horse a.t this point to plunge over 110. 11I1nunfnn+A,]. Ln.-.'l..."'ul-l-- J-"L- vnnau uv 11115115`? UVU1 --- --~--v WV "-9" k , the unprotected _ba.nk:"in_t.o the -river. ,Mr. -Atkinson took his: wife to a {physician, who _ attended to her. in- jinju-ries. . It seemedi nothing short of imiraculous that those concerned came. through without more serious git not fatal injury. ESANFORD TENNAN-T DIED AT i NORTH BAY. `WELL-KNow:~' TRAVELLER, W1-Io Wm Borg): AT ANGUS TAKEN on` BY C().\ll LI(.`A'l`IO.\ or A11..\mxTs Sanford VV. Te-nnant, only son of the late James Te_nnm1t, lumberr mer- ichant, of Toronto, died at the North Bay Hospital on Friday evening` at the age of 38, after a brief illness lfrom a complication of diseases. E I I I E I I -_.. _ V __..-w-_.-- Aunsf anggptember 3 and 11 mnism of Lah; -F;rests alga of any -meat this market Without fearofgoing wrong. No matter `how little ex{pe_1-- 10'. 15 23` TIMBER FOR SALE Tickets good for 60 days ( A. 3_,. " Iidi: '2; " -- nomrr DELIVERY YOUR enolcl-3* nnsr --vu\4o J.`\II WC ndtne but choice, mats, iso-"what, ~- r you n 1-.4-uus-..1..J-.._/ L- ..-AJ 0.00 pm. 9.30 a.m. II. I. m_ 1.00 a.m. 8.18 a. II!- .-C0 ll-l|_|. 3039 'l`}u- llr\\` oxc-elsiour factory on '.[`if' n Sr. is being pushed! rapidly for- `\\ ;1.I`<] by ('<-xxtracnor `T'OOk@. 1 uun are all in and Work is g-J'u_u1'<~-.-i1I;_" mpidly on the wa1Ils>.7' .\`:-x-1':-I:n'_v J. R. Mercer` is attend- im,-` 1114- .~ummcr school of the (`.A. at (inn-va Park, `Lake Cou- v-hivl1i1:;:. Hr was in Town yestenday~` :1ftm'1m:m mu} T(+t-L1l`l1(*d to the camp {rm La) . ` Among the passengers on board His` I.n~iIuni:1 .-ailixlg fmn1. Lwerpoo J:..~`t .\`;:I11M;z,\` \\'ar< Alfred W. Smi-- `.h.'-r-, -lmirnmn of the Board 0f.D1- -. . .' .1 /\ I rt! 1 `I'll '3 - .. . . .............. `.4 Nu; .sJ\.I'u&\.t us.-nus rum-1-- M" the (h-and Trunk Ra.ilWaJy' of (';n1:ul;I. who is ,r,,v0ing' to make a tram` uf Il1:- ([irzn1d Trunk system in ur In .l.~<-1'\'0 its .wo.rking under. it? mhlnillistration of Eds-on J. ('~}1::n1lu1'Iin. who was a.pp-ointed 1411-.~i mt" I110 oo1n.p-any in May] Mn in 4 +1.- 1-`- r~n......1..- _.\v' (L 'r0(ke the new prOpri`etor,V 118.8 ('}li11l;_."`<] the name of the` Allen 1101150 to The Arlington. 30.33 Me.&~'I'~.. Car]. Hutton and .W.- J.. Erk-y are still of? duty, throng-]1'.in. jurie.~ .1x.s't.a1i11~e while at wnrk h1.tHe| yards last week. ' 7 Mr. W. B. Taylor .Was 1101116 on Sun-d:Ly from l*`ene1on F a118, Where he hn.~`. the ooxltrwct for the erection oj ;; noxv cllurch. Mr. stud Mrs; C`. Mosely ha?ve.,`re- tm-nu-:1 to their home. 111 Toronto :1ftm- .~:'\'+1'aI \V|9PJ(.5` Visit With 1 -M1`. um! M rs. Brown. A A H; ;, Train .\'n. 6]. due. at 10.30 on` l'm.~:l;1.\' m~urning- was over an 1101111` zmui :1 half late. owing` to a b17e'a.k-` dmm uftluo engine at Gilford. ' iii." if I `IN :r.\'~. . ..cV `.- Thv ~mm1in,r,r~ oi' the clubs ' in the f\ .\`i1m-.-9 imvlixlg League, isas` (1 n\\'\:..__ A1la.11da1~;- played at Aur01T*?< 9/W.` day uftm-n and at Nemnwrket at. Iliht. 'I`1u'.`y' hobedl t0 add two more Wins In thr-i.r Necord. . ' Quitu '1 1m1b(r f ' ` ' *4 -4 mo, ., - I Wzual wvnt on Um {I113 SuEth (~1lI'>~iml In .'\'l.i(i1:1n?veNtel%a0\vs It-x. \ > ` I` y. A . - by :1 0021!, tr11m1m1~;- ., SIVJUV-Viv ---3 j-_- . ' I ' . :ooooo'o0o0ooOo Mr. Al1n..x't. Mis of Hamiltm -is visiting` fr1u11d.~7.' In Town. Mr. :u1d Mrs. Fwd Dollory '5, in (>}1-uxw-1:]1\11`st on Saturday. _ " 3 0 Th ])u.~`t. office is being improved - ,... ,4 ....!.~.+ ` Qfmtl ....' 41- L ;. .. --... - nunoooooooooobdoboo .| I - --`Ann IIIIIIU .Qn-- ' 80 5 50 11 OO- my-i.. Brudfu1`'1.- . .. A11.u111;114- N('WI]1zL1']{(`t A um um Why. throi; your l Old Hat away when it can be madetolook like A new. ` }MA_xwE'-L & Films, Plates, Paperg. Chemicals, Plate A , Holders, Tripods, Prillting; Frames, etc. ' we do Dcveloning and _FllliII|ll|I, 3 It pro vides endless enjoymsribixfoyA.i.' L in years to come. as well` us-it thei? "W m. time. of course Jbu :. haves.` P886 .. :;::::;*ms2;:%,:::;%:a":J`;::.`f3:;"' bodvhas why not et a cam n.gg_nd' be *`% $332,222 Jam- . I B m ' 5 `"`'fX prices from $1.00 $9875.00. _f ; W3 . .... II\0'lIl\ r can o l'nes of supplieais oomplet in(ll1l1!(`l(:lB everything needed in phptgz. mnkin . - ' ' I my "K lnC|lluI;o making. 15.. 12 00 Robertson"s4 _;-cl: jjj V... .% u "moss THE BAY us THE BEST ALL H on B1M1\-: s 1 Door East ofmB;3rrie l PHOTO VDRUG sTon_3~ 6 50 12 00: 15`. p \uJA\.-LA Ac uuazab Jtll'1Jl\JV\.."l.l -, of paint, red; with br0'yv_u_.lf \/AlA'llI4~lL" ...\ . :u- 15'-I-UV ;-..i.m to the late Charles BOWLING. Won ' DI IWU 01 one Iuuu van-cu uuv an y... =1 us, ll up with cold winter. and lo; ; t |~ta,nd_ w1or `two. h.l.ll'l.M __8_trun,. _a:;. I I 1 x 4 `Mix popue ,.$p;ot,:h Vim} war. and m_sIjI1n*9 .f!*I-V =R9ll..; {gut yofy ;fhin'.' and D830. 111' LI" I10` ovo'n``u11'u:f' c6lY 01 00-" *'j1 i,*.' `,' j dr two`~o`!' the little chk.0I~`1nto'1r DIM? 4.... an .._ ...u1. 3.1.1.! among` `nun! 1.0" CZCIVJ III? II `IV V WZIIIC Zwllln so I would hid every loving-hearted young girl, to try snd curb her spirit. and accept , patiently `and willingly. the discipline of waiting. Love is; worth waiting for; -do not begrudge pn hour of the time. It you love truly. the day of union will come, and will; be all the more precious` and - dear for the delay-. I am not wsnting in 'sympsthy and understanding; I loved.- snd I had to wait. I hold my youth` still bright and nes_r,__in my memory, and I remember` the loneliness, and`; sometimes .the* tesr-ior the one I loved wss isr swsy_--end the dissstis-- tsction snd unrest or life. "But I am glad to-dsy I wss msde to wait,` and I thank the loving wisdom of my mother. ` ~* ~s:-.._s_..- s. As_.` _.--4. ..-_s---.. _._A ~w::';iege is the most eerione mat,- ter in the world, eIpec1e.lly`tor n wo- men. `Young people merry, and think they have entered thelflroxnieed, Land; the truth in, they heve only Itarted on the Journey. towards it. and whether they everjrench it. or ilnd e grave in the wilderness, depends on themeelvee. Married life is not ecsta- ey or wild adoration`; thele noon die away. They ere lovely, and felt. `end entrancing. but they come to an end. What then remninei `_Well, the beet. at all remain:--Love, end the -wu-In light which come : from tired eyes, and the comfort which `comes from thinking or. each other. end `from the,` loving;-:ee.x'e ot `heeleh other, and e peace. and fcheertul denim _ror; whiqh ,1 D33 3 vnourvunu-o hwy nov name-. I do not thinkfas a rule,~ writes Jennie Maitland, that early marriages] are as happy as those which take` place when the ardor of youth 'is tempered by a feeling of responsibili- ty. I do not mean. of course, that marriage should purposely be delayed until the thirties. But I have known` many marriages of very young. people` which were preceded by all the love, and ardor which were possible,` end very soon in shipwreck and You see. ``he ' finds out that she" has a sharp tongue__and -a quick tem- per, and- she finds out.` to her horror, that he--does not always rush home to her as once heldid, and thathe does not notice what she has on, or how she does her hair, Sovthe little rift begins. and they use. words to each other that at one time would have been unthinkable; and the beau-. titul, tender romance `fades away. and! instead of the brave._,y;oung. lover, and` the sweet, loving, bride, there is a. cross, -neglecttulr man. andea.sharp- tongued. impatient girl, and There comes a mist, and a weeping loss. . , .7 _.._,, -_- -.vvu-uuvvpnv Iiylllh ` : `A_l.wayI remember` it is better to. hear the laughter otgchlldren than to` pee an ordetlyroon__1. .-, 4 sun sun. 15 at; nun IHGUU WWII! UUIII revere: or: black and white striped VV M;lf;~ -:x1-d-:l'i;:_p1af =ot- "tip. you .[ make for oa._h ogherg Never: de`cei,'vo1';-. condence oh`:e;: i % can never` be who1ly.';pg1n`d,.:.`,? A Don;'t ;both ~ be , angry It the' `same time; It, takes two to man s quurrel: An-angry speech never vflth anger meet. A B1ttei'ness_ diet _ I betolge a Jemxlmlj . sweet; Ayeid `A touhhxese. and culuvet cheerfully the give-and-take Iplrlt. Grand -A-II--4`--- 1912.; Woman WIL-|terT`I'_h|nks They Should? be Dlscouu-aged ` -_-__ o woup And life is never the same` again."i G- T II1AII`a' Qilh Inuvlcnll-_`.`nn1g` I This unit is stylish made with cuff: III` Dnunlvnn Aft hlnnb ant` nvhlg -n6-|-...4I ` *.au>m4 A fl _.`_'_. A; N EARIY MARRIAGES in?:7 a.oFI:_ ~ vvun vaua uu w l A `I thought you might has" got into tiouble enough by now. sold Ibo. "so I came back. Do you think you could `hold baby a minute?" .4` CDIIII III: vv, View \l\I ave & We'd rather stop and watch you. -father, please, ventured James. Watch me! What for. . It's so funny! ,' -ingenuousli. . T It ain't ha1t.so`tun1_1y.,as you'll fee`Lf_ It I have any -more of your up, my` hon!" cried his outraged parent. Now--.-am 1 to tell you-. all again? . Ant` than {uni at OI-\.ox'}.unn?Irisu--:4--I... .the boy answered . pvvvv -nun o ow ova: ;,vu DI: $621116` _' And then.,Juat at the breaking-strain ' bf -the we:-ms. he heard` the kitcnepl door open softly"-behind` `him. He` turned, and roa'e quickly. .:' -Well, George, and how are youget-.! mi? his wife. Never before phe seemed so'bea.utltul. even in their courtlng days. - ` T LI.n..-dub `Inns: -.-I-pl-L L`... .._A I-L_ "It you don't go to sleep again," roared Mr. Pratley,"*you ll wish you d never woke up at all! He burst in on his wife with hdeously flackened tace-and hands. "I beileve I've caught the chimney alight, he announced h|lIk.i1y.` "I put a drop of paraffin on. and the ame all went up-- ' "'1 nnn knits Ivnnn Lnr.uuIn'..n H n}... -uu uuv unnuc all want. |l|l"""' ' "I can't help your troubles, the lndierently, speaking as he would have spoken had their positions been reversed.- um-vouwv wobbly ala 1 III VII. llUY\6 `You'll have to '56 with breadand scrape and a drink of water, said `Mr. Pratley to the children later. as he iiawed away at a loaf. Then the knife slipped. u`L!..-- A......' H 1... ....:.1 ...I.-_ 1.- 1__,\ D VIIIJMISII Will: And what are we going to do next. ; father?" asked James, the eldest son. ! aged eleven. who had somehow got in 1 into his head that all this was a new! sort of game. ' - "LI-.95 mu . .-...8..... o- 3--.- -___ `-- ` wvcv VA gun-us. ; "Ain't we going to have any tea.` to drink? whlmpered Myrtle," the! youngest but three. 1 . Out of HI: Misery | I-_Iow `can you have tea when thei [re won't light?" exclaimedur. Prat ley. Do have some sense about you!" And now, out you go! u'rn..o.I -..u...... ..c..... ....a ...-.-u. ___A_ 1 m7"I o, uaidiinue; "but I.'in. `ngoing but I!|) Iel,f the time you generally do: so hurry up and dredi yourself. and get` the `are lit. ,1 vantmy cup of _tea and round of toaCt..` ` L "A _L-_-.I -4 1., '1 - In! I -----v.v no.1` -agusuunug uu,uuu,y. "Am I "to wait all the morning foi- that tea?" she` called out ' . "``.up. c-u-_ _- -__g.._.-_. I___A AL .__) vnI-Iv vvui EMU UGIIUU UIII. -There was no `answer; but the noise In thekitchen `had awekened the eight children who slept in the adjoining apartment. . I II... -- _-L__ __I_A..- In