v ou Foxe 4 REQUIRE A Meare AND NERVE TONIC r middie little sicknesses . --- og harder to shake off formerly as the heaft action be- comes weak and uncertain and the nn Are Dot as steady as the, were the younger days. a Now is'the time wher all aged peo- * 'ple who wish to maintain their health and vigor and retain their energy un- fmpaired should use HEART AND NERVE PILLS Mrs. M. O'Connor, Whitestone, Ont. writes: --"I have been troubled, most of my lite, with shortness of breath, taticn of the heart, and fainting . 1 was advised, by a friend; to Milburn's H. & N. Pills, which I a really bad spell years of age and 1 em in the house and with thelr help I will see years yet. I always recommend anyone who is suffering from trouble." WALL PAPIR | 3 wan ff Naw Spring souk ot | Cholce range of patterns to pick from. | See us for estimates on deco. | rating your home, | pa ---"----- rn Batteries Called For | and Delivered i Diy .. gite Sa asention to ; A. PAIS iu Auto and Rav, ' 'phone 275. We call and ones A Ne r---- : ---- nized Orga Ottawa-8St. te Federation of Liberal Wo- , attended luncheon in the Cha- Laurier, Ottawa. The following 'Were chosen: Honorary pre- Mrs. N. F. Wilson, Ottawa; font, Mrs. J. G. Forgle, Pem- 5; vice-presidents, Mrs. Harry ger, Cornwall, Mrs. J, B, Ble, Westhoro'; R.A. Gals With, Carleton. Place; Madame A. Where Floyd Collins, Explerer, Is Pinned in Cave, Eight Ton Rock. 0 by BE GON "PEEPS Doors, Astin' UM T BUY "TIS TOOLRY. ERNIES GOT A AWFUL SWELL MA-SHE BOUGHT ALLO'HISN OFFN 'IM, AN'HES SENT FER HIS MAGIC LANTRUN L. Ottawa; Miss O. Barr, Ren-|. 37 "Mrs. C. H. Thorburn, Ottawa; ih Doherty, Ottawa: Mrs. Eastview, and Mrs, Perth; treasurer, Mrs, Carleton Place; séc- ¥, ch an Above is entrance to Sand Cave, near Cave City, Ky., where Floyd Collins, left, was trapped by an eight-ton boulder which dropped from the hoped to clear space to free Collins. reached for another day or two. ' WELL EQNESTS FOLKS HAVE MONEN TO THROW AWAY, AND WE HAVENT. 1 "TOLD You WHEN ou SENT FOR "HAT TRAsH HOW IT WOULD BE. NOW YOU GET OuT AND SELL THEM OR SEND "THEM Ottawa, Feb 9. Export duty. on|™ Canadian wheat fing the United | - roof, pinning his shows how Collins was trapped. Dotted line is where foot. Diagram workers Smaller inset is Jewel Estes, seventeen, who discovered Collins' plight. still alive after being entombed for ten days. Collins is He cannot be o | v Williams' | one can't run Bolingbrooke, Feb, 6.~(To the Editor): Y would like to ask per- mission to write a few lines in your paper concerning snaring fox. I think it isa curse just as bad as poison. They not only catch foxes and dogs, but rabbits by the hund- reds, which are left in the swamp to rot, also as inducement for dogs. These rabbits, some say, are good to eat, If so, that is violating the law, ag no animal suitable for food shall be let go to waste. Mr. Shaw says in his letter that some parties have united their ef- forts in the form of a petition to stop him from catching fox, ete., which is not true. "It is true that there has been a petition signed but it is not meant for any special individual, and is for no other pury pose than to prohibit nares. MF, Shaw also says that most of people who signed the petition are men who hunt without license and on the Lord's Day, which is mot true. I don't believe there are three who hunt at gil. 'They are just far- mers who don't believe it is right to snare. Anyone. reading Mr, Shaw's letter would think he never violated the law, The last deer I killed Mr. Shaw Bot half, and it was killed in open season without license... Mr. Shaw says that the country for miles around Is frequented by deer. In all my fox hunting I have never seen a deer track. He says he never 6ets traps and #nares without ask- ng permission, which is not true, as he has had traps and snares set on my place and he did not ask per- mission. I 4lso know where he hag snares set on private property .and he never asked permission. Iama farmer and a great lover of good dogs and also like to hunt a little in spare time. Who has a better right to a little sport than the far- mer who has to work twelve months in the year, but if this snaring is carried on we will have to stop, as after his dog and watch him all the time when he is hunting. © Mr. Shaw says he has caught a few dogs and thinks If he loses a fox or two that is punishment enough. That is poor pay for the owner whose dog is worth maybe $50. The readers may judge be- tween he and me. The Lord will judge later, =--JOHN N. RITCHIE. ti TY Canadian Pacific. City ticket office, 180 Wellington street, report the following arrivals of their steamships: Empress of France, from Port Said, arrived Sues, Feb. §th. Montcalm, from St. John, arrived Liverpool, Feb. 7th. Marburn, from St, John, arrived Cherbourg and Southampton, Feb. §th and due Antwerp, Feb, 10th, Empress of Canada, from Hong Kong and Yokohama, due Vancou- ver, Feb. 9th, ------------------------ Was A Former Merchant. Mr. Albert E, Lynch, for almost a quarter of a century one of the lead- ing merchants of Almonte, died on Monday after a long illness. He was sixty years of age. He was horn in Ramsay, asaon of the late Danie! Lynch. Last year, owing to failing health, he found it necessary to dis pose of his business which passed in- to the hands of George W. Eades. Mississippi Telephone Co. The Mississippi Telephone Co., Ltd., held fits annual meeting at Lanark, showing a surplus balance of $544.93. The Mississippi Line has 112 phones on forty miles of | poles. The directors for 1925 elect- ed are: President, W. 8. Mecliqu- ham; vice-treasurer, M. M. Knowles; and, Matt Tullts and Ben Willis. 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