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.1-n.4.num.:indl.3db » y .. MR EDITOR,--I am a black dog with a white ring round my neck. My first experience in life opened out in the township of Artemesia, but at a very early stage of my puppyhood. I I changed my residence and Inow re- side in the township of Glenelg. I hear a great deal of talk about some man called Laurier, whose first name is \Vilfrid. I found 'out by careful observation that this man is Premier of Canada, and from the frequent‘ mention of his name I thought that I had got into high toned society, but very much to my disappointment. II have since discovered that I am .l mistaken. My owner, who is a small boy, has, it seems, got the name of this distinguished Premier. his friends being great admirers of his line of politics and evidently intend my young master for a member of {Parliament In my dog 'ish mind i this seems funny, and in conversation ’ with some of my neighborhood dogs, ,I learn that this is very common 1’ mode of flattery used by some people young master on an apple hunting 'expedition, but as I do not care for neighbor dogs and had a good time. J [On my way home I got caught in a ] tightplace ir. a fence and got myself [twisted My master then raised a 1 great fuss over this, and I do not see ‘him going after apples any more, but my leg is all right now, and although the apples are all gone we are now having a high old time on turnips. If you publish this my first attempt at telling my daggish adventures, I our crack shot felt a little nervous. The following letter was picked up in this vicinity a few days ago. and seems to us to be worth publishing. It runs as follows :-â€"â€"- 1 One of our first class marksman Iliad an Opportunity of showing his {skill on Hallow-e’eu. Hearing some noise around his premises. and the night being dark. he thought in un- advisable to trust his valuable person outside of the house. so raising the window of the bedroom he fired a. few shots from u revolver but no serious results ensued. Evidently" our crack shot felt a linln nnl'vnnu l won-u season. A remedy is being anxiously awaited by the threshers. Who will supply it? 7~- vâ€""ou'a “UV. J . A curious coincidence happened here afew days ago when the threshers, finishing up their job at 4:30 p. [11,, bad to go home for supper. This method of proceedence seems to be bemming epidemic in Glenelg this POMONA "lay never nav because of the may never have worn FANG Y BOAR l) BOOKS Regular Regular Regular To Sunday School 'Teachers!! WE HAVE just received a large stock of Books suitable for Libraries or Prizes which we bought at low ebb prices and have marked them ac- cordingly. ‘ For presentation. We feel confident they will please you. If wanting a book of any kind come to us. We have them. Three sizes: 25a. enou h {or an ordinary cold; Me" Just right for ronchme. hoax-e- neu. herd colds. etc.; ‘1, moat economic“ (or chronlchgeq and to keep on bend. How will your can b be toni ht? Worse, pro - ably. or it’s first a cold, then a cough, then bron- chitis or pneumonia, and at last consumption. Coughs always tend downward. Stop this downward tendency by taking Ayer’s Cherry Pec- toral. With an extra small dis- count to Sunday schools. See them before decid- ing what to do. Also see our largo assortment “I had a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. I then tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and it gave me im- mediate relief.” W. C. Layton, Sidell, Ill. 5300 Books 30c Bnoks 5250 Books .c cues and to he on hnnd. J. C. AYER 00., oven. Hus. Colds for for for ‘)- OJC. Mrs. Hugh Firth. of Markdale. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jan. Moore, and is confined there owing to her infant child being dan- gerously ill. Messrs. Thos. and Robt. Whitmore have engaged with the McKechnie firm for a term. Mr. Samuel Lawrence, Jr., left Saturday for Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel \Vatson, of Holstein. Spent Sunday with friends in the neighborhood. Mr. Joseph Jacques has bought the Robt Matthews farm near town and intends going into farming on an ex-. teneive scale in future. ‘ Mr. Samuel Lawrence. Sn. spent the latter part of last week with Proton friends. Sr. Pt. II~â€"-Minnie Keller, Mygtle Caldwell, Harry Gray. Jr. Pt. 11â€" James Marshall.’l‘homas Wallace. I (a)-Jennie Gray, Annie Dean. I (b)~â€"-Neila Marshall.Johnnie Kerr. M. MCCANNEL, Teacher. Vm-Maggie Wallace. Gertrude IV»â€" “and Burns. Hattie Watt. Sr III- Nellie Burns, Janet Kerr Jr. III--â€"Viola Backus, Maud Sr. IIâ€"Eva McAiister, Fred Keller. J.r 11â€" Arthur Gadd, VVlllie \Val- lace. [‘0 - I] Maggie Ebcles Pt. II Jr..â€"â€"3 01m Davis. Martin \\ilson, Arthu: Lee, Mabel Eccles G. Lawrence. Pc. 1 Sr.-â€"1?'gar Henry, Mary Hamilton, Cecil Mavis, Tom Brown, ‘1‘- ' Pt. II Sr.â€"â€"Edith Patterson and Nina McFadden neq. Jr. II-â€"â€"John Brown, Fanny Patter- son, Farrar Lawrence, Reuben Wat- Jr II-â€"Harold Hunter, Bert. Law- rence. J'ohu Ferguson, Aggie Adams. Sr. II~~Blanche Reid, Belle Fergu- son, Mary \Vilson, Mary Reid. Class IVâ€"-Grace Reid. Belle Patter- son. Sarah Bro avn, Annie Nelson. Sr. IIIâ€"Gladys Lawrence. Maggie Hamilton, M. Brown. SPRING BANK. Jr.-â€"-I: vne Watson, Mary ,, 3. no. 12. EGREMONT. HONOR ROLLS. ‘Vill Moore Spent HUNTER, Teacher. and Best Pumps. You’ll Be Suited Here FINEST QUALITY writing Paper and Envelopes in new and dainty tints at 5, 10, 15 20 and 25 cents a box. ' LARGE ASSORTMEN'J‘ OF SOH’L BOOKS AND scam SUPPLIES AND MERCANTILE S'Lxmnxgm 1 TOMEitE‘ExifchS Euflfi‘c' am prepared to furnish I BEG LEAVE TO IXFORM MY l‘n‘II'DQ a...) 4L _ ‘ flarling’s . BECOMES A PLEASURE w] the proper kind of Stationery used. We can supply all y. wants in that line. Our m is selected expressly to suit 1 most fastidious tastes. Goc and Prices always right. at t] store. Try us {or Statimm Chemist Ind Druggist .‘jORM MY CU:- in general that l ’ly all m, Our Stock to suit t5. Rht at thin Stationery, u! “1.90" {or am)- :hme :1 *“k' MT. Dewar H mm '0“‘D a- :13 “as “‘50:st Bit up a l I t-tue Was spenti _ . Friday night last M on Saturday m Cl a genial. sober, Itch-nicdly. The! 0; M: .N .“ry ‘5 b\ .7. :vjufi'fiv “II-muted by J. 1:. 11nd,! h Cin‘diIUa and Hm‘l. inhi- own specmi livid. u» Connor is p! (Hillard .!.hl'. Indeed. llu' \Al .DOI’. Indeed. tlw uh 0‘ the paper is “I _ ha. and we should ¢ vâ€"w-‘I‘u‘ “I.“ “t’ DHUUKL EAST 30d EVE-ST \\ H‘. II "WDO outssde as. “v “. 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