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Jan. 3; 5, 10, 12,17, 19; 24 Feb, 2 and 7 Return Limit, April 15th, 1928, Eastern Canada = $V PICKETS ON SALE ~ December 1st to January 5 : from stations Manitoba (Winnipeg and West) Saskatchewan and Alberta Return Limit Three Months. French Fxcursions "SPECIAL TRAIN From Winnipeg 3:00 P.M. December 17th " for Ottawa Montreal Quebec Sherbrooke Shawinigan Falls - SANARIAN J : CRYO S Yoo Ticket Agent Dryden, Ont. Pacitic fa Timely Sermon. E ed of the murder of Mrs Emily Pa - t | Empire those who break the law mus: § |pay the penalty," Mayor R. H. Webb, gE | vou are so dead against England anc ifthe British Empire past, present and \ "KNEW HIS ONIONS" agencies, The Listerine advertising with its headline "Always a brideemaid--never a bride" and "Even your best friend will not tell you" hds amused and in- fluenced millions, slaved men by using this perfume. The discoverer of the possibilities of fem commitiee of advertising The accused him of invent- ing the amorous successes of a cert- | ain young lady and attributing them in an advertisement to a certain perfume. The committee demanded that he pro- duce an affiadavit from the fair one to the effect that she actually had cn- Preachies 'Big Bill WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. 6.--Singl'ng cut the care of Earle Nelson conviei- terson, as an instance of his con- tention that "throughout the -Briiish { = | the has for lawlessness and law of justice," The letter in part says: "Te it appears to most of us, at least in Canada that the real reason why future, is because in England you have 2 ; { "Charlie" ha ¢ | William Hale Thompson of Chicago, | = |deploring Won Oneof Specia Prizes OSHAWA, Ont, Dec, 9.-- Hiroje|g Umetsu, who is believed to be the only | Japanese automobile salesman in Can- | z ada, has just proved that he can sell} 3 more motor-cars than a good many ol ) the Anglo-Saxon members of his chos- > en profession. : Mr Umetsu, who with a certain lack! or originality is universally nicknamed: & s been for the past four! g years a popular member of the sales; staff of Begg Brothers, Chevrolet deal- ers in Vancouver, In the Canada-wide contest which has just concluded he won one of the special prizes given 1 « : Tn £43 (@ way to double the wear- ing quality of your ciothes. Jor exceeding his sales quota, thus 3 rlacing himself in the front rank of () Canadian automobile salesmen. ly or unjustly, - for lawlessness an lack of justice, which is unfair to the § | large majority of the wonderful p-ople of your great city of Chicago, and alse to the United States as a whole. [n England, Canada and the rest of = British Empire crime is not tolers:- under any consideration.' The letter added ti the crook o° the British Empire was given every consideration, but could not evade the law thnat ula I, for one, and the rest of our peoples created a reputation for Chicago, just- | Charlie's activity may be due in: {part to the fact that as he puts it, § {he "has to buy the baby shoes." For! joesides being a crack salesman he is {a married man and the proud father of |a baby boy, who, even to Anglo-Saxon yma grows more like his father every spic and span appearance, ihe average person would have con- 'derable difficulty reading the circul- zrs and letters which Charlie's 'pros- { pects' receive from him and peruse with interest; for they are printed in the clothes budget. Queen Mary Hospital for Consump- tive Children at Weston. KN GOOD clothes can still look well after months of wear! The secret lies in the sort of care they have-- MASTER cleansing can restore clothes to their original It's the only thing that will keep them looking their best, day in and day out. 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The DRYDEN DYE WORKS and Earl St "Phone 77 Ontario Devoted Exclusively to Dry Cleaning & Dyeing. M. J. CROSIER| General Merchant OXDRIFT ONTARIO | --Dealer in-- BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HARDWARE & FARM PRODUCE | --Agent for-- LIFE INSURANCE FROST AND WOOD and ; : COCKSHUTT IMPLEBIENTS SELINA a RL EH TE THT TH TTT TTT A.J.GARDINEI General Merchant, UAGLE RIVER Agent for Frost & Wood IMPLEMENTS. CQCKSHUTT PLOW (OY Skarple's Cream Separators. RAW FURS BOUGHT & SULD. Tr so---- (3 Sheriff's Sale of Lan District of Kenora, ds for Arrears of Statute Labour Taxes TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY, Province of Ontario By virtue of a Warrant under the hands of the Chairman and Secretary Treasurer of the East Aubrey Road Commissioners, dated 1st day of Septem, ber, 1927, commanding the Sheriff io levy upon the lands hereinafter de FIRST AUTHENTIC PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE NEW FORD CAR The six body models and chassis of the new Ford car are shown above. The new car has graceful, distinctive | "lines, exceptional power, unusual speed and getaway. ' It has been driven at more than sixty miles per hour; accelerates from 5 to 25 miles per hour in 8)4 seconds in high gear; travels 40 miles per hour in second gear; is fitted with three-speed transmission of Lincoln - § i 1 offered in a number of bright 9, the new Coupe. design and is completely 'equipped. Each model is tions. No. 1 is the new Tudor; 2 the new Phaeton; 3, front view of the new Tudor; 4, the new Chassis $ 5 rear view of the Phaeton; 6, the new Sport Roadster; a7, the new Sport Coupe; 8, the new Fordor Sedan and optional color combina- « scribed for the arrears of 'axes respectively due thereon, together with th costs, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that unless such arrears of taxes art sooner paid, I shall in compliance w.th the Act Respecting Statute Labour Chapter 196, R S.0., 1914, on MONDAY THE 6th DAY OF FEBRUARY 1928, AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFIC, IN THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF KENORA, AT THE HOUR OF 11 O'CLOCK IN THE FORE- NOON, proceed to sell by Public Auction the lands, or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge such arrears of taxes and charges thereon, TOWNSHIP OF EAST AUBREY Name of Owner Lot Con. Acres Years Arrears Costs Total Ptd, No, cession or un-ptd, French WwW. W. S.12 12 6 171 1920-26 $93.95 $8.05 $102.00 ptd. Pronger, R. H,, Npt2 1 160 1924-26 32.77 6.50 40.27 ptd. Trueman, J, HL Npt. 7 5 160 1923-26 45.95 6.85 52.80 ptd, Dated at the Sheriff's Office at the Town of Kenora, in the Disirict of Kenora this 22nd day of Oclobar, 1927, JOHN W. HUMBLE, Sheriff of the District of Kenora.