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Mduiem." he announced, Pwiil be nearer my sword than the Paradise of Mahomat"

The moat famous char- acters of pirate adventure Sakoel-Bahr.

The Sea Hawk. Asad.

Lady Rosamund Godolphin, Jasper Leigh, Marzsk and Countless Others

The greatest

“ The Sea Hawk ”

,By Rafael Sabatinl. The Modern Dumas

pirate story of romance and adventure

Will be Published EXCLUSIVELY by the

G UA RDIA N

in serial instalments Commencing Friday

n Oeoregtavwi Royalty about two miles from Georgetown will be sold at a bargain to quick purch- ascr. l Apply to MacDonald l. MacPhee. Solicitors. Charlottetown or to Murdock Delorie. Pictou, N- S. iifitil-ti-IS-iii.

See the glorious Canadian _Pacific Rockies by day- light from an open top observation car.

View superb scen- ery while riding in comfort ovcr a trail that follows three picturesque river canyons from The Gap to the Pacific Coast.

Another inlolcrillily suffocating day I-roilo oror a panting, sweltering city.

t‘rllilr“t‘nllaul'a ulllliager mo: up gt nine.‘

"ship (I.K.!" he llllilollllood Jubilant- iy. "\\'l- got olli of this illferno at noon sharp. For the Iuvc- of heaven, don't lio into!"

(‘lillaufs trllllks were gone. Only the hlliid iumznizc roiuaiileil Ili his illslnant . l-d siilto, 11c dirocIl-d tho porter to iiiko it ilniviistnirs and hold It until he i'llIIi'iI for It oil his wily to the plcr. '

IIl- wont to tho Player] (‘lab for ll ililll Ktltbllliyt! and ally chalice Ietti-rs.

Fifteen lniilllti-n lilter, his manager‘; phouc wail ringing frantically.

"Oh ylfll. (‘lllIlliil. Thought yoll'd be l.ll tho ship already-J’

"Sorry. Jake." (‘liIllllll‘s voice was olippod. “l l-ilil't sail today. Taking ncxt Iioiif~—~"

"’l‘|ll- lolu-l- you or»! Ilnvc yoli gone iinghnliilo witll filo llollt?"

“hiuyho. I think liiysolf I'm dollri- niiil—"

“Now you silly right whore you nro." rho tnlio was soothing. "l'li rail for yoil illyiil-lf Ill fl Jiffy. \\'e'll got a nurse. if nol-oilsliry. and for pnl-kii ils anon as \\'i"'l\ niloilrlll"

Tt took (‘llllalli rloile .n hnlf nil hour to oollvilioo tho iill-roill-liigly irilto inun- llgrr tliilt ho \\‘llli porflll-tly‘ healthy llnd llnlliir. iilit that willl hnriloll couldn't drug him illioilril the ship thilt ilooil. llo illilliz IlItl l-nlifrlli-t iii tho fnro of tho Ilium-la lIll-atrii-nl l-olit-oru on Ilroildn-ay and told it whore to on. II!‘ litoopoli In l-iljnlrryl ililll promised oxtrn por- filriiilliil-lls wiloil he rrllciloll London-

Make up your mind to stop off at Banff, Lake Louise, Glacier, or any of the many famous resorts in the Canadian Pacific

EXHIBITION

AUGUST 23 --TO- SEPTEMBER 6. Ill§I)li(‘ED FARES

Good going from Ailgust 22nd to , September 5th.

Good for Return up to Scpicmbcr 10th, 1924 "

For Particulars 0f Reduced Fares Apply to '

s‘).

w. M. FLYN N, Station Ticket Agent.

W. K. ROGERS. City Tick-ct Agent.

The Canada Steamship Lines Ltd. S. S. A. E. McKlNSTRY

From Montreal August 16th August 30th

For further particulars apply

C. arvell Bros Ltd.

3509-8-l24isll.

igomommasov.

Arrive Charlottetown August 19th September 2nd

‘Ci? CANADA

TIHE . Ilufiaill dellixeoffliefianallianllatiouolliaibvay Leaves Bonaventure Station, Montreal. at 10.15 p. m., daily

for Qttawa. North Bay. Winnipeg. Edmonton, Saskatoon and ‘Vancouver-

coudeciions Faom MARITIME rnovmcs romrs av

Ocean Limited Maritime Express Daily Daily Except Sunday ‘ u v \ - ' For particulars re Fare; Reservations. etc.. apply

W. M. FLYNN ' Station Ticket Agent

W. K, ROGERS City Ticket Agent

Rockies. Splendid hotels and cozy Bungalow Camps.

The Trans-Canadar-thc fastest through train to Vancouver-leaves Mont- real every day 6.00 p.m.

Through sleeping cars. Unexcelled dining car ser- vice.

For full information, ask the Canadian Pacific.

G. BRUCE BURPEE District Passenger Agent 40 King St. St. John, NB.

Canadian Pacific It Span: the World ii.i 1.16.21.25.29.

to... Point Fem“ Time Table

(‘ommenl-Ing Juno lat, the steamer

oil lilo iloxt built! llo hold up ills riizhl ilinild fllliI sworo oolicllrreiil-o to ovary ‘rt-quest oxt-l-pf one.

| lio would lioi liilil tllili dily!

1 Tho ilpililoi of tlio iliilitl-r wuli that illl hllrlllou-ll liiilo ilillll with nil lili- liglilod cigar still-k Ill ll i'ill‘lit'l‘ of hill iiinilth. paw-d lilo (ll-ck of fho liiil-r nil NIII‘ limo-ll out Io iii-u that liftcriiooil. and l'lII'!ti‘(I softly. hut IIlIUl-IILV llll ill-f-

urn, past. prom-ill. |Ill(I filtlirc. whom ho llnd III‘I'II ilmlooillil-ll with. wnii lllnlo- VIZIIWI wiiii., llliil l-xpl-ctod lo lil- llsiiool- alt-d with.

"it's ll skirt I" ilc illlilillllll'l‘tl to hliii»

Ila-If. "Nothing hllt II likirl onuld Ililvo liiililio ililll dlrif! Aild I always tllouitht ho wall iiiiiuliilii!" . At that siliilo hour, (‘ullilin was spocd- ilu: southward nil find llll tho trillii would l-urry him. Doris‘ lottor sprouli opl-ll on his kill-o.

Ili‘ lllronlly" kill-w it ~hy ill-art. Tiloro wall liotlliiii: Ill it to giro him hopo. as a ilulttor of fat-t. But. fin- ilioinelit ho illlli l'(‘('f'I\'l‘lI it ilt tho Players (‘llliithnl illl-riliuiz. ho Iilld known tiillt iio could not ililll without sol-Illa llor.

It was sol-h II frank. frloildly. fliir Iitilo Ioltl-r. i-io liko liorlli. As liln- ililll wriltoii sho llnd vlsillllizoll hllli IPIHIIIIII It ill somo IAIIIIIIOII club. She hadn't npnri-ll hr-rnrlf .or Mnriniln. or Charles. fitn- told him how ("hark-s ‘had confes- scli the plot ho nlid (‘llilllni hull con- l-ooioll to our» .\Illriuliil of hcr infatua-

. ‘Mn... to all. lips. IIe could only loo-tum coming Elggtinn

down at hrr. drinking ill her loveliness

with hungry Q19!-

llo didn't need to speak. Ilorls read (“Mud Pmudm __Pm

n| m," nor ....;...i. ‘ycarniilg you". _ KANSAS CITY. AIIB" i ~ on s:

needed to know In his hungry eylal. I97 II IIIIIIIIII"'III° camp“ s"

Sh, w“. --Q|,g-- ygry (“MIL ,,,,._| half of his candidacy for President

mu‘ Mr Ill-all prulldly let hint read °II "I9 NIII-I°II*II Pro-hlblllon “eke! "" " b - Ilwlt

ti... till-unlike "t" “I” “d Ieued" "om gfefutdagoulslliayrniiiiingal-Earls),o? Clin-

hllll for so loiiff- ' ' ' . ."

Tho noxt instant she was III hlsllrnls. "III Mo» II“ decmredb hate‘; ‘Wain

‘flu-rs: followed an hour of Iiicoher- IIQVII!‘ IlflYe m “or” a o“ e n3 [mp-a out of wilich Iiorla gleililcli s VulIKII-Wd I97 IIIIvIIIg a “huh :tlit ililll llho hall always kllovm hilt Il-IINI." I19 chuckled. "for we havn't

. . I ‘ _ f

nevi-r lllliniitl-d: flint ho hnd Ioiell her IN °II9 II W9 IIad one IIOIII" or mm,“ d‘_\,u,,,dh._ ‘Huyvucabh, m,“ m, every hundred the big parties have. flr t Allltllilltlil he ilnw her. If: ho had we'd “In III“ eIeI-IIIIIII’ k It ll to hlinilelf before. he lnado up MI- Farhl. II Gsyemrold banker fr? it now by constant repetifliuu. in- IIIIII sIIIIdIIY scIIooI superImendenl teflumpd only by exquisite, significant sill-noon.

Iiluuoilo. fililillig over II riilinod din- ilor, tliulliy took It ililll" IIPWIPII l0 noulld iIll‘ gong lciillildlilgly.

1| hrnlurht Doria nlld Cullnln lint-k to earth willi n lzuilly "HI"-

"yon uilllit stay!" oolliiunlldl-tl Doris. She llroiv hilil toward the pretty dining rfltllll.

A NIIIHIIIIV oroasod his haliilsollil- filer.

"Doria, all this-thin luxury iii yours! 1 tun-.- RU Iittlo t4) offor. by cnulpnri- \\'iult llrr people prniilg to any you throw yourself ilwiiy nil

and in the ultimate sliccessof tho Prohibition party.

Radio is going to play a. promin- ent part In this year's presidential campaign, Mr. Farts" said. and he hopes to utilize its posslbiiltes fre- quently n hs own oampslgn- By way of firing the opening gun in his battle for Prohibition victory- ‘he radiocast all address from a larf go station here. ,

M-r. Faris Is at. the service of his party and is ready to speak any time. anywhere. he said. ‘Bile actual plans for his campaign are in char- ge of‘ Dr. B .E_'P. ‘Prugh, "national chairman, at Harrisburg. Pa. Celi- trill branch, headquarters of the par

son. wllou lilo?"

sh.- NIIIIIIPII hrr iliilid tillppiiy Into hill.

‘"l’llo_v‘rr golliiz tn any: ‘How lillo nlust lnvr hllii 1' For I'll giro lily ‘for- tulu- to Irwin-l'li fuilll for lloiiielollii (‘ilt.l_ if you'd ratllor I didn't hurc it."

The End

e. ‘ Y.

THURSDAV, AUGUST 21 WGY (Schenectady, N. Y.) ‘General Electric Uuilipany T00 Kilucycles (380 Meters)

Eastern Standard Time

P. Coffin of Johns-town, Fla. Welsh era headquarters in Los An-geles iri in charge of John ‘C. Bell. vica- chairman of the national committ-

ee.

"One thing is certain." Mr, Farris -saill. "We've been electing the is- suPs for 50 yoans and the other fei~ lows have been electing the 0ffl< cers. It oilght to be our turn to el» cct the officers.

“if We can get only onc=haif o.’ ’ the good people in both old parties.

11:30 a. ni.—St0ck market report. who are sick and tired of the prov~ 11:40 a. IIl.——I"l‘OtIl1C6 luarkei. ie- ell corruption iuhicli has besmircli- pm-L rzl llotii major parties. to tell i'nclo 11:45 a. III.-—IVL'HIIIEI‘ report. Sam at the ballot box their real 11:50 a. nL-itcport on Farm dwarfs‘ desires, we'll be elected by

Lettuce, from tire a tremendous majority.

Farms ‘“I<f the good women will recog-

anll Markets. nize ‘the fact t-hlit it was llirouah 11:55 a. lu.-—'1‘lnie signals. ollr party they gained their suff- 1500 p. ni.-—-Music and address. rage rights and will pay their dob;

Movoiiiciit of New York State Dept. of

“Planning a Vacation." E- II- Vail 0t the only party that ever did

1).. Bogart, . faithfully stand for iliiom, we'll ho 5:00 p. nir-Prollllce and stock elected without the need of s sin-

maikot quotations; ncwg bllliollils; gin ‘male-man’ vote!‘

hast-hall results. Mr. Paris asserted the Proliihl~ 5:15 p. llIw-RODOTI. on lion ticket would ho piacod on the

‘condition

liinliod by (Illptain A. W. Brand-t, atom.“ among phem pgnnyfilyanla’ Siillo Highway Commissioner. Illinois and California. and llult lie _ 5:30 p. mr-Orgun recital by though it would find a piilro, in |Stcphoii E. Boisciair. organist. many more states. “In 1020." he from Proctor's Ilarmanus Bieecker continued. "a great many ol‘ our Hail. y 080018 thought our work was done,

7:40 p. m.—Ba.seball scores. But government is only ‘one per~

7:46 p. m.—Book/(alk, two brief gem 11.1w and 99 p9,- wm “farce. radio plays and program of Lithu- nient‘ and you can't expect the pm. "aliian music. Tlic one-act radio hybmon m“... U, be enforce,‘ by ,m_

believes In tilie cause of prohibition '

t)? is in Chicago In charge of John'

of New York Stine highways. lur~ official albilots in nearly ‘hillf oi thc'

llilislmrnitizll will run hnlvrwon (‘hnr-

lottrtnwn and Rocky Point during the

summer naslntho, as follows: .- o» .- I II.\IL\' (Except HllIlfIOY-I

I l.v. (‘hllrlofti-insvn. . I.v. Rocky Point

tlnii. Sho thanked him for what he Ililil Illlllf‘. for IIl‘f‘ fiinilly. Silo llskod ills Inlilliiroiiol- for llor iliiiiilildilrslllilii- lug of tiir situation. She llnd thought

7;." mm, ppm) mm, ililll ii traitor to hor ItI‘(ItIl(‘l"Ili-III\\',SIN‘ 3.30 u.m. 9.00 nan. wrl-to. IHIII could lint rl-ronriio such onu- 0.:io ILIII. 10.00 lain. lIllPl with her ldl-al of frionrlshlp. Sill- II-IIII IIJII- I_I~:I° "m" ilpnioglzoll for llor rudeness Ill FPIIIIIIIIII to sl-l- Iiiln thl-rrilftor. illid triisioli tlliii 3m, “m. ‘N, “m. ii wasn't ion liiio lo oxprosii Iiortlinilkll U“, pm“ ‘m; PM“ for his norvil-oll in Ill-r fallliiy. as wl-Il 0.30 p.m. 1.00 p.m. as ihr iiivllluililll- IIIlNIf-IIIIIICE! he hull lzir- SUNDAY l-u llor filvnrlto l-Iinrity. Silo was Illfi I"'-I"I)'I“‘:'II°II"I°‘"I I1“'"£II"II:'HPIIIIII “wl-li-wlilill-r llnd iilli-ilyo ainrrrciy ililll

'21-“ =1:- Ijm aim: ar.._ll-r..ii_v in» frlonll." 2A.") ‘Hm 2",,” “uh i\ot nlur-li in IlIlIIfi‘ IIIN longing. hull- 34m ‘mm 3,39 ‘Mn, iZl‘_\‘ ilonrt IIIIIII flllitcri lint ho know ili:it , I,“ 5-, ln- l-onid lint go il\\'lI_\' without uol-lilg

t o; p, m ~'I'-'Il ‘I-T-I Illlltlll hl-r nill-l- iiioro ililll huviiilr Ill-r look ill hiiu without lilo scorn IIIIII piiin IIIIII IIIHII|I|>IIIIIIIIIIWII which llo hlid ill-oil lii

~ Iii-r l'_\'l'H lllln-l- ililll iorrilllo lioiivll- par

. l ly. III‘ t-oilldirt IIII\'I' hor loro. llili lil- "h," ”".v|,.,,_|.-|,._,,, “m”, m,“ luusl lIlI\'(‘ IIt‘I" friendship null ronpoot.

Steamer liorls liromn-tl for dillili-r npilfhotll-ill- ly. Jarvis was l-nlnlili: to tllkc Iit‘l' nut llltor in tho PVIBIIIIIR. Rho llnd iin infor-

LEAVES

l-al Ill going, lint llllc foibton doprilss- II.\I.IFAX-—TIIOHIIB_VII I I’. M.

|“m,|.0_\._ "uflmyn 2 l,’ M. l-ll illid forlorn to rciiilliii lit lioiilo Auilivlcs Ill-III"-

"q)§4'|‘()§_'|'||||rm|uy,. 1 ,\_ M_ llor doorboll irlill-ll Sho lil-llrd

"Al-IFAX-dllfllldnya 8 .\. M. Riaul-lir lldilllf il vii-llor. lmiiioli|llil-l_v

.\I.\II. PANNICNGIIZIIH FREIGHT $2o'IIlf‘Illl n; Meals and dnflffIl ill Stilts-room hill-duration l-xnlninallon at port or rmiiilrkiliiiln tilrrriiy IIVIIIIIIIII clin- toliinry liolllyx nt ilrntlniltlon. For flirtllor pllrtll-ulnra apply to i‘ H. PUIITII, Alnlil. Plnilf \l'lilllf. Ilnllfill. N. F. Tell-phone i400 Hackvllle

BOSTON & IIALIIIAX STEADIBIIIP

ufior. till- plioill- rang lllld fiiiliiohl- Illlil in nilllwor ll lioforo IIIIIHIIIIIUIII}! lilo ('I|IIl‘I'.

Iiorlll LZIIVI‘ ll ilnli ioiil-Ii to llor cal» lillIIl' ililll iroiil ldowly tn ihl- llriiivilig roniii. 1

'l‘ilo ilwlililin-i woro still down ililll lilo room was tlllillllilv)’. II dusk IIIIIIII‘ fril- }.'I‘IIIII hy howls of l(lllllllll'l‘ rum-ll.

.\ tllll lllilll rollo. l-liinl- forward. grilelp

COMPANY n H_

w. ILIinrton, "It'd-PIER. a (lomlilgr. "P I\"" I"""I"~ “"'~"'I-‘- " “" ~" (‘ainlmorrllll Wharf, Boston, Muss. Silo iitilroll I||i. IIliIl\'IIl‘\'IIl}Zl_\'. lulu ll

nni-i-ii-ir. '

Reduced i Fares for Tflllillilii EXIIIBITIBII

For the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto. August 23rd, to 8ep~ temher 6th, reduced fares will prevail on the Canadian National] Rail- ways. particulars of which will be furnished by all Ticket Agents. ‘The going dates will be from August 22nd to September 5th, and the return limit is September 10th.

This is a splendid opportunity for those desiring a trlP 1° M°"I'"I and Toronto at a very pleasant time of year. The TOPOIIIO EXIIIIIIII" is the largest annual fair in America, and this year there are man)’ attractive features. Via the Ocean Limited and Maritime 50""! "I"! is the firs: rair service from all Maritime Province ponts, and the molt convenent connections with the fast through trains of the Canadian National Railways between Montreal and Toronto.

ASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES INC.

- INTERNATIONAL LINE S, S. GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leave 8t. John Wed-needs’! lit ii n. m. and Saturdays at ‘I p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Boston. Wednesday trips are via Eutport and Imbw. IIIIO Boston about I0 s. m. Thursday. Saturday trips to Boston direot, due Sundays at about l h. in.

Steamer Prince Arthur Iii’ leave 8t. John fiidaya sud Ion- days s; 7 p6 m. for Boston‘ direct doe following day at about 1 p.m. hrs 10.0 .

A- C. OURRIE, AGINT, Qt. John. N, I.

play, "The Glittering Gale." and

‘the two-act play. "The Gods of the

Muunlilfri." will be presented by

,tllc WGY Student Players and each

|piay will ho followed lly i1 IIIIISICBII

‘ifogrilm presented by the Americ-

Illu Lithuanian Club Chorus.

Ainstorliilni, N. Y.

A Fcw Moments with New Books, Wiiliilni 1*‘. Jacob. Librarian. General PIICCIJPIC (lompany.

One-act play, “Tilc Gltterlng Gate"

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Lord Dunsauy WGY Student Players

PERSONS .-

‘Jim. lulciy a burglar » . Both dead

Bill, lately a burglar Sccne-—A lonely place. Tlmo—'l‘hc present.

Musical program by American Lithuanian Club Chorus of Alli; sterdam. N. Y., Anthony Grigor- aitls, director.

PART I

Selections, a. “Vaziazau lllenn".. St. Siinkus b. "Ant tovollo dvarn".St. Simkus American Lithuanian Club Mixed Chorus Duet, “Kregzdclefl .lVl. Petrauskss ..Veronika Bankaliskaitc, soprano Domicele Unciliriutc. contralto Selections. a. "Val klir tu josi".. .St. Siinkils h. "Per giria glrele". .St. Slmkus American Lithuanian Club Mixed Chorus Baritone solos, a. “Due broiiukal kiinigai" . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Si. Siinkus b. “Ail-t ina-riu krantelio“ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . St. Siilikus Zigilias Jsciiiskas Selection, . a. "Dobllili” M. Petrallskns b. “Star lr vei. nedellol ‘SVQIJITI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A Grigoraitls

American Lithuanian Club Male Double Quartet Soprano solos. a. “Kur bakuze samanota." . . St. Simkus"

and “healthy. Before sham-

iiérotii?

dniiandltoh- Ing. if any, with Callous Ointment.

sympathetic officials now in officn.‘ Ifilr. Farls said he was proud ol‘ lllle fact that a woman. Miss Mar- io C. Brellni of Long Beach. Cali- I“I'III"I- I“ III!‘ Party's candidate for

dnio now in the field. evon thong]. silo doesn't nmoko it pipe amide llown o.- wear a sklili clip. When Ellie llreslllos over the sPnfiio an its president, the world will sit up and take notice" \

Q II. "Elsiu nlzlmcl pasaklti" . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. M. Potrauskas Vcrtiniku Bilnkaukaitc Two-act Illa)’. “The Gods of the lilouiltaiii" . . . . .. Lord Duilsilny WGY Student Players

PERSONS

Oogna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Beggars Thahn

Minn

A thief

Oorzliilier

lllanauil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ Citizens Akmos Dromedary others Scclic—'I‘he East.

Act i~Outsliie a City Wall. (One minute Intermissloiii tween Acts I and ll.)

Act ll—’l‘he Metropolitan Hall of the Cliy of Kongros.

Musical program by American Lithuanian Club Chorus, of Alil~ sterdillil, N. Y.

men, citizens and

be-

PART ll

Selection. "Ol kas Sollai" . . . . . .. St. Sliiikus Aiilerlcan Lithuanian Club Mixed Chorus Bass solo. "Oi Kas"....St. Siliikus Joseph Kupcinskas Selections. a. "Pamylejau vakar" . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Jonas Bendorlus b. “Pllse jau Kanape" . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. M. Petriluskas American Lithuanian Club Mixed Chorus Soprano solos. a. "Bernuzell no svolioll" . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... M. Potraiiskiss b. Priorodino Soni Zmones." . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. M. Petrauskas. Domiceie Unciuiriilte - Bass solo. "Seriau Zirgell" . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . J. Zilevicius Joseph Kupciriskas S iection, "Uiasiselau sails ruta.".. . . . . . . . . . . . . .., . . . . .. Naimon-tn American Lithuanian Club Mixed Chorus

HE SAW IT

"There was ii terrible accident at our house last night." raid a wag. “As I was sitting in the dining mom I happened to look out. and I saw the kitchen sink."

A POND PARENT OPEAKB

low brag about his kiddies and

how bright they are, without stop

pins him to tell a few about

your own."

vice-president. Miss Brehm, ho lie-l _ of (dared, ls "the peer of any .-,;...d|. plre Exhibition Authorities

"Seif-controlfusys ll fond liar- ent. "is listening to the other foi-

VanishedAfterUaingL ' E.‘ Pinlsharnb V08“! I9. Compound » "BrenehtZEOn . “Wilenlwroh loyou for help my action was lnoetl prompted by cur - oait . if I, mould bea- eflt by our medi- cine. t was most pro fltabie action I have ever

i}. Pinkhamfi Vegetable Coin Pablets and abottleof Lydia E. uk- rlsip’: BIOlOIIhMECICIYIB, clad I can IIOIIfi -. t y say ave never een so we dams‘; l hadflsufferedlfromfl u in oi: er trou es since was en years old, and during the ‘Great War’ i worklotd on mgnifiions, and‘, lam“ 't' wic mywor c flirlystiaillllefiim self causlnginflam- ‘IJLIOII from w. ich I suffered untold and I often llnd to give upand bed. I had doctore for years lithout gettin permanent relief, men I startl- to take your medl- ms." ~ Mrs. GOLDWIN Missnss, ‘winchtnn, Ont. lick and ailing women everywhere ._' the Dominion slmlllzatry Lydgablol.‘ iélill§i 29535551.; ...'."$.‘i.‘Z-.. o

ciiiiiiiiW iiiuiiiiiii

THE OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR CANADA IN LONDON WEEK BY 7-8-24.

During the week ended 0th. August, 238 visitors called at the Office out of which 144 obtained in. icrviews and 110 registered.

There was ii meeting yesterday morning at tile High Conlmisaion- ens Offce which was attended by a rcprcsclitutivo of the imperial Shipping (‘UIIIIIIIIICH and Colonel ‘Mt-Loren, M. l‘.. Si. John New Bru-nsvrick and ll reproscniiltive of the High Coiiiilrissiolilifs Office, at which tlic claims of St. John in favour of equal treatment Halifax with rcgarll to ‘illilritiilie insurance rates, were filliy dis- cussed. Tiic question will he taken -up again by the Imperial Shipping Committee in the autumn.

it has been decided that Canada will be represented at the 6th in- l€llllllliillill Congress for tho Supp- ression oi Traffic in Women and Children ivhlcli I5 t0 bc held at (iltlz, Auslrzlliii. on Scptciiibcr 18th. lliili and 20th.