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The ball Shame 38$. mi mm mm. and should never ilve am feeling exam at com” “a brewing aupporl. TM! in “”9? than any kind of ahdmlml Imm‘ FM women, lot: 9! than. no» 9! additional abdominal “1199” “W lhe corset. ~. hullm- mu! nuImmIi‘m' “Elli!!!“ '-"'."‘o'. lur xmm' l'nlk might IiHI un --I'tnku.;' \xnh'r ulnng‘ l'rmm (‘hrist- ”ms till spring shouts sprouted. A .unu-i's hump i9: huttujy I‘M, and .n'tvr u rmm-l Iran-ls hum uml lung thv hump shrinks «lawn in mnhinn hm. skin. va, wlmt “us unvc u unrc hnum- ul’ I'mul. mmlnrt. u din- nm' tnbleu u bunqm-t. n vunsolul‘hm vnsidc- 0! Hum, in lhvsv 'luyfl uf .-~ n-mim- m‘ulluluy mul prmulcm'v has w-rnmo vwrything but u blessing. “Jun nu lnngvr farm fuminu joyously v-nt his 0sz svl! up. an it were. r mm hu' tinw um! im'lilmtitm to .u‘numl nlul luugh (u grow {at 10 w ..\ u .uuzaimt loam Hum! of tho J : “hut was unto an unspeak- -" ‘.- u-ml'urt um] «'unumy has grOWn 5w .m nmtmrrussuwnt ul' mutton. -..-. rho- h-ust. Railrmuls and “ '1 ~ .H‘v llmslly the cause of an ”HR L lawn}: H'uuhle. lllfilJ‘ I‘HUM A “BLT. yquumnws crawl"! on .11 tour. to m- mu- m‘ a steel hillock or to the n n: pub) h) pull up With tht’h' hnmlu J.m! m- rlimb up until nn Hwh‘ I‘m‘l. um’l‘; 'l'il'. In Hm va York hum-A. Hl-IA SUXS FOR I‘Ql’i'. Hm.- ul‘u‘ n who]. Int. 91' gum! mm . n- \\h\ Humv “sung and many mm 1. “um! um" uml Manon RN. hat and 1 '\ um! [mum‘hy in “)0 pm) pluvv I 4H .nlhmw uhm‘v (.1 hurtm'l the“ ..»m-. a mu! lejn' jun of Hung mu m» m .muuwllau m imagine ;-n.m~u- mun ail in much in fume“ 35325? MAKES nd M'u‘ Hm mwhytlurmfi. who hippos :mhns that .ilu‘\'i\c\l I71)!“ tormer Hm! awn-mu apeâ€"like ancestors v .I pl‘t'lly. lutdllt‘lly, tropical 10t- (“11.x of mudurn photos of nude ..»1k and Alhl‘u‘hl Burer's clas- 1 \Imtches oi m Izuuw'mnnt comi- \ giws (‘0100 to this antmliluvian mlrlu m‘t W I 1 HR?) IT FOEI‘JIS. Hm! abdominal fat. starts {utm- m Iht' zine, lacy um. that sur- uk and ‘r‘nerishcs the inside. n» 3! I‘m‘ms um doughy chunks on .zpnmn that rovers and protects Dumb. am'i 1h? mm'e it forms m-nke-r mmw: the belly wall. In Him Insit‘g‘s on more and I‘m. for fun forms where the F ru'vuhHi-m. iâ€"s weakest, just as \o-HH'S in a *5th Mx'mnn 01' um- \m! i'u' van keep forming 'iH i1 .au'uully summimes wrung-h H‘v “'Cilk walls and ~ nu: ax .. hug; ruuml chunk, as .1 rncnanln under the skinâ€"u. ”nun .n nature sfldom go? fat, for In walk and mint fish and and fight most of the good MEN FLESHY “fir-.Méhd m Remand mum. at New? Greek. flames. me Be: mm“ the nuts 9! 14?: and m, Gnome Breaks: m, and ma, William mum. at Fokrhatm. amt Sunday W” “In" five.- have. Hr. and 1m Ram. mm. 91 Nos Ion. wt lam $13. mm- at m. and I”. J9... OM“ tam Bea? Lime Emain. and has emeaeed epemtieae ehereeag 3:; Will; IBegue leek a valuable yang eele Jase week: The new m: fleefi, et Bea’éenen; eeeumed the pulp“ 9% Se: Jehn’e fiestmerian ehmh ea Elude; 1m and delivered an exeeuent #diseeuree. We undefsitahd that HP; Joe; Curr- tis has. rented his tam w in». den». Amati-Bag fer a term of years; an. Carving has secured anetherâ€" 3996 The im‘uwrs of this vicinity are solid against. .ruciprovity, (roe trade with tho [Ynitmi States. l’roaident 'i‘ui‘i. the hip: monopolies and Trust. companions know what. is good for iho States. We know it will mean ‘Ilestructiun to our business indus- tries. horses and all live stock and {arm produce markets. Laurier has been giving our fair Canada. aWay from time to time and this is his last move, but the honest, ioyol‘ people of this dominion are goingi to put a stop to it on the 9151: and do our share by hating for Sam. Hughes. R. Li Borden and honest Government; Two weddings last. week. On Wednesday last Mr. James Skuce, of this place was very happily mar- rivd to Miss Bullen of Huntsville. The happy couple returned from that plucc on Thursday evening, when a. line reception was held at, the home of his furylmr here. where a large number n! invited friends and relu- tiu-s vnjnyml u very pleaalng even- ing. (in (in sumo day Mr. William Armslrnng. u? this place and Min» ‘Muucl llrunks. ul‘ alumnygeon, were unitml in llw ihuly bonds of matriv‘ mum nl I"0llt‘h|l| l-‘nlls. ln thoow- m‘ng u pm'ly mu! «luuco was given at. tho hmm- n! his father Mr. Jaa. Arumlrnng' in humor of the happy young muplo. 'l‘hv whole commun- ity oxtvml thuir hmu'tlast. congratu- lutluns m lmlh happy young couples. bolted, upsetting the buggy and throwing the occupants out Mrs. Barker was thrown over the front wheel, while Mr. Barker and daugh- ‘ter were landed in the top. For- 3tunately he had a firm how. on the lines, but was dragged a. consider. able distance. The buggy and bar- ness were badly broken up and Mr. Barker received a had cut on the forehead, otherwise the occupants were .not seriously hurt excepting a. severe shaking up. While Mr. and Mrs. David Barker and little danghter were returning from Fenelnn ‘Falls on Monday even. mg. Their horse suddenly frighten. ed at something on the road and Bury‘s Green, Sept. 11.â€"'I‘he rain last week was much appreciated by the farmers as it made the plowing go better and benefited the root crops. Cum-cutting and silo filling com- menced last week. Runaway at H. L. McLEAN Director. Lindsay HORSE STABLE Bay’s Green CAKERON. Gamma. fiat“: 11==Very flute 919mm; hm; M499 «1939 in this nigh: bar-ham 39%; the land 1:: 99 hard mm mm at am that but mm tall whm hag been gawm In ms saw 91 mg farmers have turned 93% um harm and have eased New: in; Newman may at the wells. ma. are sum“ dry, and them Is a scarcity at when F m. 3'. 9mm whe mt $9 the mm mm a mum «:9 MI re: named WI. It. Min '6! my Mummy 1% M“! the m. m u. «a mm m. m! an M! MP; Weldon. ui Cambium is doing werk in this vicinity with his cum butting maehiiiéi All were rejoiced to have the good down)“ or rain last week and the land In now a little Gamer to plow. Misses Lois and Mamie and Master Jack Naylor wpre guests at the home of Mr. Neil Sinclair. o! Glenarm on Sunday afternoon last. Mimi Hill and Min Wellington from the vicinity of Wumiville. woru gunnts at the homo of Mrs. Eli’urd for a few «lays during int week. Minn Jamimnn. M Athorley, spent. a few clays last week visiting hur cuusin Miss Maggie McMillan. Mrs. Donald McFadyen and Sun Maxie were visiting friends in Eltiun on Sunday inst. Mrs. Mci‘hwhorn. of Tumult", fur- nwrly u 10m: and rmwctm roman-at. (of this district. in uniting at tho homo 01’ Mr. lhmuld 'l‘ulmiv. and In rmvwing min-r acquaintances. "or many {Honda um plenum] m aw her. Mr. Colin Graham. 0! Wuodvllle. was visiting at! tho hmno M Mr. Sum. (.‘npp ()1) Sunday 01' lust. Week. Mn. Jnmieson. who has heron vis- iting .hor hrnthw Mr. McMilkm, re- turned to hvr hmno m Athe-rkfy on Sutunhy lust. We are pleasul to stnto mu Nhn is n-(‘nwrlng from tho (-n‘wts of her rt-mm m‘citlvnt. ‘ The second policy is represented by the Conservation Commission. which is intended primal-Hy to preserve the forests from precisely the kind of or" struction which it is bound to mourn- ' psny their rutlueea tnvssion by ellene' I whose interest is confined to whet ‘1 they can take away. . ". The Government of Sir Wilt!“ iLnnrier in eetnblishing the Com ieion appointed as Chairman the Hon. 'Clitford Bitten. who, from 1896 10‘ Moos. was Minister at the Interior.- htr. 81mm is one at the man-L Jr. and Mm Percy Mark J‘rom near Cameron were Visiting Mm. Mark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc‘ Hutu-n on Sunday of last week. 0r. ISLAY. lsluy, Supt. 11.â€"-l)ur public schonl \ms re-opened on ’J‘uostmy at last. week with Miss May 'l‘ulm‘nc us teach- vopponanu or the Reciprocity Lino- I he nm in than»: utimuhtins an nonunion or mutual product. into maimed nmnuiuciunn. u nou- «to their pine oi origin u nltuni conci- tiom and inmooing onuzpriu will permit npoiicy which \08 plum the harem aoi pulp and paper mill- in the highlands oi Quebec.:nnd the cm- tion a: such flourishing: town. an aunt! More .and .Shnwiniun mu. Unitnd Staten pnpannnkon. oi course. would rather bring tinnadiln nw matcriai to their'niiil than to talc the mill. to (inmdA. Ontario sud Quo- bemand New Brunswick have decided that tho pulpwood on Crown land- ahnli‘bo manufactured at homeâ€"hence the disappointment at Boontnry Knox ma mic colionuen to be content "for: the patent" withtmnditionni unuse- 1 mm. . 11 and wt in W all! Cum Mid ”has” it»! We. of pulp- wood. my more man an the would use them a m mpubnc. u n In. «saving the ”public from“. m mt that will follow In m t“? " * ’mn of W's Con-m (Ion Winn I. a Foremost Opponentqf 30019le Meet Me at Sutclifle‘u o mliclu are working for tho ll adv-nun at Cam“ In 01h srunolther or which mu: 5. no- ltto the natural dellru of Wu} maximum. times a §ad glam was out ever the Wage an Mada: hm when mg 6198!! at In Mm Belong m repeméz She had dale her work in the house 5;: usual on Saturday. m we“ 19 996 about mam», ‘Abeut “‘6 6119018 ‘59 mt 91 959 heme: mm was awakened b8 her amp We 690mm were mm. but new: in; some 1» as». u u um mm mm. 83‘! '9" ‘9 mm m Ion mo I08! and m» eh m, m. more“. 9! Mn. u «m Nu mm». In an mm In mum at m m. m. 0.. Hum M mm hm bum» nur school reopened again ohm- esdag- has: with Uh Huh-I and was The ladies of the I’mbyteflu Fumes as ”Mike“; _ share}: will hold 1939*“ his social in an mm M" 5!“de evening new. A geadflgié I WM: Mt Jen Davis Is at present under the doctor‘s mm Smuvthlng hwmned in our "who!“ on Mnnday last. that nexer happened below there Itelng o. “hiding. nm. em! and a «lath In the one day. out. mm mmmnunmmmmmmmmmm (Ir. 1‘. G. llrereton took in the To- ronto fair, going up In Ms auto. Mr ”00. Koala. who but been ml for the Inst 13 months. cued hst‘ Monday. Mr. Neal moaned to be. humming the last few dawn. but death came unoxlmitodly at. lut. The funeral was largely attended on \\'cd-' nondm' afternoon. I Minn May Reynolul. youngest. dau- ghter of Mr. and Mn. v. Raynulds, was vlited in marriage to Mr. nut. 10". n! l‘eterboru. on Mom!“ lug, Holman, Sept. 10.â€"'l‘ho new rail- rmm In moving on at. . rapid pace. ’l‘hvy expect to be through In about a. month. The weather has boon good for (bu Work. Quite a number or uur citizens spent 0. few days around llnlllmrtun lust. week and report. a wry pltm- sum and profitable Um. Mr. and Mrs. N. Ingram, of Port Perry. spent, Sunduy with Mr. and ”Mrs. Jns. Ingram. We are sorry 1.0 say Mr. alas. Ingram is not any Her. Mr. D. Smith spam a few days at Toronto exhibim’on and reports the show as a. great. success and edlmntor. Mr. and Mrs. J‘Iohn Gillandera spent Sunday with Expand Mrs. Mayhem Mr. and Mrs. h. McLean spent. Fri~ day and Saturdgy last in Toronto taking in the sights of the exhibi- non. polled, as a ctmsuguence, to reflux home. Mrs. Muzak, wiie ut the French (,on- snruative lea! r, is dead. 'lhc (.meml Synod at Londnn. Ont" flincumd the propmwd adapta- tion 111' ”he Playm- 'llook. ITALIAN COMMITTED SUICIDE IN . TORONTO BAY. Toronto, Sept. 12.409931}! Saili, tn lumm. becoming Violent, com- mitted suicide yesterday morning by jumping from the ferry Kathleen into the bay. He was 42 years of D. A. MaL-RICN'IJE, B. S. A 'hopt. Agtnulturo. Lindsay. Sept. 21, 22 and 23 Lindsay Central Exhibition MPH) To HIS DEATH BE‘I‘HA NY. | day last to St. Job's cemetery. l Quite . number of the pupils who 1 passed the entrance lhis summer ghaxe gate to the lmdsay collegiate 1 mm it me. Mr. I). L. SomerviBe has left hero for Lindsay to WOW. Mr. my Gillespie has bonght a {an driver. Mr. L‘. J. Thornton will mama a Mr. W. McCartney has had :1 gang 0! trick-layers from Undsay to work on his house, which they haw put up i. file style. alum of (will. Countries like Baum um Colombh m not likely variously *to «(not Can- diu true; but. the poulbllltlu of man. down the bus to Aponunn 3nd Donmrk. for Immune. m con- ‘Ildcnhlo. The twelve countries which under the Reciprocity Agreement are to en- joy precedence over the Mother Coun- try. “J Argentine Republic. Auntrie- Hunger). Bolivie. Colombia. Denmark. Jenn. Nanny. Run“. Spun. Swe- den. Switzerland. Venom“ mmmoxwmmns?ReBUb'AiC 0! Canada Extend. to Them Tarlff Ad- vantages Whlch Are Not Enjoy- ed by Great Britain 1 A Host of Morhers have learned by this time to depend upon our Boys’ Clothing for Quality, Style and Economy. Dundas Havelles, Limited By JOHN V. HORNE. uao parudpum in cox-tun “flawmuummm loom." ANOTHER VIEW OF GRAND STAND BEUHFIELDâ€"ln Lindsay. on Sep- taomhor 11. 191-1. Melville Wilfred llrumfleld. aged two months and twenty-four Guys, son of Mr. and In. Wm. llrumfivld, Melbourne-M. 'lhc (hurt-h of England held their hu‘ws' thsmksgh'ing so‘nicés on tho fima. \‘umlm of this month. when R-w “r. Warren. nl’ l'eterlm?o, dc- chh'd two fine wrmuns. “hich Wen- (“jun-d by all who heard them. Lisbon, Sept. 12.-â€"1‘he Republic of lonugal “us formally rL-(ugniaed yes'erdny by Great Britain. Spain. "my and Austria. Mr. R. Leduc hum been nominated i [awe degree. by 1b» (‘nnurmthcn to oppose Sir 7110 mm 'zlfrld Imam-r in Quebec I'Iust. nm for new Moot M. at Sumlm‘c'l Portugal Now Rec 02m ed hull!!! mum DEATHS. 'lmdnlmghing day this 51-“ will in: October 30. I 'l'oromo broke even with Buffalo [M'Sterday, winning the first game by I 7 to 4|. and losing the second by 2 to ' 1 Montreal shut. Rochester out 5 1'4: 0. Baltimore beat the Gray» in II ‘in in» and the Skeeters 100k on“ : from .Veunrk. The Athletics beat thu' Highlunders 12 lo 5. Detroit did not. pluy. Chicago heat St. Louis Browns. tun-c. Rain premnted the New York â€"Bohtcn game in the National bean u’llv', but the l‘hicago ('uhs shut Cin-~ cinnati out by “.3 to 0. The l'hilliow van from Brooklyn. Kocher of Tor onto. will probably be out at tho gnmo- for the remainder of the sea- son. 1110 Canadian League winners \w-re St. Thomas. :uelph. Lon-don an] lk-rlin. I‘A S l-fli ALL RESULTS. MAINE DEFEAT); PROHIBITION LAW 1110 cities gnu: very heavy majori- Hm for repeal. In the country um \ou; Iur the retentkm of the nnwnd- Ina-m “a; wry Iago. but no: enough ‘to o-IT-u 1 file heavy city \(m‘. The cnmpmgn. which ended Sunalm night“ 'wm mm 0! {he Naomi o‘er known in tha- Mnio. I-Ivor,\‘ono \\ as made h) g". nut n tull \uw, whliv in many «I' 010 ("Iva “ad \Hlnm “mmn m‘m ”WM In M ‘ho pulllm; pine!“ mullet" Inc 0w mm ‘0 mm “no." whac- ;3-ruwr muoflngn wc-ro held in the oh‘lfi‘hfl. and um IA’UI Vollod vwry hnur during Hm hours HIM ”I" polhd \ww upon. a Mum 1857 Mullm has had a Hat. um pmhlblting Hm xnlv “t imam-at- in; Imam-a. and since 1884 pronun- tmn has been a pan 0! the Consu- tulmu. In find. 36;“. N484. {hr ques- tiOu of placing prohibition .n :Iu' (onstitmion was put before du- peo- Ma, and prohibition won by a maj- only 01' 45.988, carrying even coun- ty in 1he State. . Augusta, Maine, Sept. 11. â€" After fifty _\(~Q.rs' trial the State of Maine by a. majority of 1.400Jvoted pro- hibition out, of the (‘onstitution of the State ul‘ Maine. There are uwnr u (nuns to hear from, but those will no: «fie-ct the result to any umvroo PAGE ELEVEN.