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We have introduced a ul"',••",Bargain Window
at our Cork St.

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there of certain

Overstock.

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tell :,:ou thUlg&-

"hat ltLLppcncd to Ill; nud " li1erc ,Iou ara hvuIg,
If you "'Ill a lii:,: l>cho,o a nn Llko t.JK60 mca"
8 Igt.'$ conupl:: tht OUI:h" 'i 'hi) hUI ta.n r.lOO 111ld
Silt. do" 11 hko LL mau sttt.mg bcsldo ;l. t.ejephQUe,

Fleecy
or Vests, 5/11.
Boys' Wool
3)tll!5 11.

Ja~,t:.ts,

m yS<l:l.';CoS ,

t.hey \\cro r~cl\ed III .A:marlCo., Eng
or Fr:mco Lhcy wero IllracLlcall:,: tohe 8illll8
,\ ero ,Wo ale the doo.d, \\0 uave fOllJ1d

Goo~ Wo'r.t~~d Half Hose, ,lI3t

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"Men's S,bjrt., 3/10.
Stock,oiled Sports
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ll.lld \\ Cr{) u.ra-lIi - g "hct.hl..r t h o bel\. rang: ~r :l O~,
but. did nl'lt. tlko dOlI!) tho rcecll er und listen

to what. tho IlIIl.SS:lge I II a&
H e 1had uecn 111
wuch IIgam a.nd a.glllJi) Illtlt ins deal1 Be hud
talked taco to race \\'2-t1l lus .sOli and brothar
.,m CIl thlly (hed flo "~ ml cd as m3llY pOOplt) us
Jl06Slble to shulO t.hat JOY .:Lnd oomfo rt ~ He
60ught II. good Ullldium and Couml ana and liOn!:
to that IlH.:dlum l'icVellLy 1110 people \\110 applied
to lilln
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III~ only OOUdlt.101l l~ u;s t.h.~t ea.ch Ehould r o-

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port. to hun", hn.t. lind oocn rretl H e ~:Jd thu~
fI!l'ort.s Out. of tbo ,ellty ~wo Bll: " ere doud
fadul ro, 09IX Iwlf U. sqCCC5S, and 61"tr a complete SUCcetlS 1'hoy mliurally ruskcd WOlf dear
OUCtS "Ikh l t.hey cD.tue back t..o ';I\e t.hem 110m"
mformatloll about deat.h 'they ull u.~'Teed that.
deat.h m It.i5Ch V,.lll 3. perfectly pnllllc!i; process
'i'he
nov;ed away from tho real

pearl Imed:
14 'Pult
1416
8.u' •• 01 of nery IIll.d,

lim;isEli's CA:I!!PEtT SWEEPERS

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BIRD'S
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law
tmg hruudo
lit.tle do.rtmg
dymg
thought. tius was
As tho eyo
mer on tillS lude
other sido a nd wo.s OOnGCIQUB of
bQloved
faces bending o~eli lhum
As they detkhed
themselves thooe lo\ed once took them by tho
embraced them, led t.hem out and on to
new boma 'l'h~" Wo.$ thD story t.hnt. Wo.&
agam au(1 arraml by dlffe,reDt people who
gor.o t.hrough tl'io (;lt perlCnCQ and oome
back Somo told the I>wry from the 3.utomat.lC
"rlh~g 01 mt.'tlulln.s. others through 4he vOlee
of c'ltronced rncihumli But howc\ or the !i;tory
cllmo It "as 6tl11 t ho Garno
They naturally
asked I What kmd of oollnt.r} ,ltd t \lCY fiod
themselves m? 'l'hero agnt'l ihey wete ~lven
tl.C'I fuU c.st f!oxphLnutm·} He hed l(~ad t.Illrt:,: 01
fort~ SCrlpe of dlfTerrmt kml1~J and of tho kmd
one would g ive ailc ntlo ll to, a'ld It \las clttruordmary bow t.h e~ oorroborated cacll ot.her, ai,
lhouJ;h produced qUite 11 d c pellucntl~

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ubstitute imparts
richness, fla'l0r and
fippea~anee of n
laid eggs, to all
of cakes. ~liu.ii8 and
pudding.. It ig""" "one better" In pr"dllculg lIPer food from
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table.

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Country Llko Our Own.
Th(l CQuntry t.hey descmhcd " lEI cxtrMrdmar·
tly hko our OW1\, It. \l as raIsed 1.";0 or three
oct;ncs, over~tlullg: hero had an analogy there,

~8Sily

millutely
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brt{;htcr, happier, and far more
So hk!) WOti t illS world to ours that
Ju"rgo lIumOci'lj of pcopl'1 unt.11 t.hey \';cro m
IItructcd by thmr O\ln beJoled ,,110 met them,
were not. Lwaro 1.ha.t. they "ere dead-they had
been taug-ht 60 bndly In thLS \\orld aDd kne\li so
lilLIe o f truth t.bo t when they got o\er thero
tho wholo t.hlllg \~M 00 unexpect.eo t.hat. t.hey
did not know they "ero d ead
U the) hal?poned to lle people ,~ho \\ ere not. lot 00 th(!lr
p~nnlt.y was t.hat. they had no one partICular to
m ~et 1hem~ nnd f OT a. 'long tlmo the) \~auder ed
around ill IU. nliBeTablo sta.te; not o.blo to rcn.h&e
",hn.t had ~cfallcn t.hem
'fhe) cou ld
" orldly posses.-;·ona Wlt.h tiICm, but
they cou ld take 10\C, nnd tho more tlley lo\ed
and "erG loved tho greater ,,"ould be thoU' reccptLon on the other Side.
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our
carpet· cl eamng

Th. Unloved Millionaire.
Tlunk of t.he miserable pOSItion of t.ho rhtlllOoL

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pllr;t6Ites, but DO truo love, .around
h im, wJlati s pJl..iles.s pOllltJOn h19 would l:)e when
he erTferfTcd alone, havmg 1061. 6~'6rythl it g, a.ndfindw[:" for the first time thut no one es.red fQr
IllUl nt all Such I\. man .... ould drIft, abolut m
tho grey o( mterrr.edHlte spheres, which would
be part of hl.8 pUlUslimCllt., and might b o there
for a. long t ime bcfor('t he rco.lu;qd tho -coodl
t IOna of 1118 new eXistence When th06e,:)u the
other sido wCJ:e Wiked to dcacrabe the Dew
v;arld thu~ talked of tlllle;, valleys, streams and
lakes I::ver~ t.lung wo could 6eo here W[Ui there
In tim loveifit f orms
They talked of ho mos tOluh and lOme' elrclce, nil meetln,,"" "together
lD sympathy for sympatllY was the oree wlueb
drew t hcm t. gether When Chnst. sa·d ' In my ~ii:;Ja:di::"
I,'ather's h ou~o MO many mll.t1.81011S" It. was
not.
a.t all I n HIS house were many
pta!l.), 1I[11TltuaJ houses, but none the
1eM. thc,Y. wqreo aboolut<!ly real
Pam did not.
eXlBt, b)lt mCll.taJ trouble, anxloty and dISa-p·
Jlomtme:nt--~hat might come beca.use they could
make no pro:;-=e6iS unles.s there wns tIOrnet1uDg
to fi~ht ~amBt In the ethcrlC hody the deformltulEI or the mut.ilatlons cl1u!cd, In the war
would no t rcappe:u1
J Wori4. In the. Alfter- World.
As
work tbey h:l.() to do,
them tful.t thqre was a
It "&3 m06t mtercstmg wurk, tho
C&t: lt \\ !Shed t.o d o and on the hoCtl of
out. unfulfilled ldeaJs
'1'lIoy ",ould
, 0lJportumty to develop t.hClr U\SW3,
nrl.ls/..lc, mu e1cII.I, Yltelle<:tuaJ, SClentiJic
.~,~!,:, o t;,c, rhe. Lhmga of the liou l were car.
pomt t han could ue the case
UlJ.6SI0narl' work, ~he
t.hnn t.llems6h e8,
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an .. folkrfN:-

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was Dol so much eID but til6 halht o~ mwd
the oat:.. t.o (be:t.y, boodmo fro:tf!D.
them
Those
thought
wtU; nIlI right :lDd that 'th<lY wero
an.ved were t."as6 who we re in
I t WIL& only ~y corubatlDg
could keep theIr ~ull1 &hve
place on the ot.her Side WNI
o\vn spI.n tus.L oondi lon, they
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