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Let us get back to commeri- sense natural food

Acsnrmr ago- ri we.iiuly_fa<i<ii¢t in on Lnidoii iiivii-si

_his mends to a ‘lwhite dinner.” Nothing but the old-~

a Htime whole-_grain bread had ever been. usedibefore, but

_ ungarian miller solved the problem by removing from

the dark-colored tlour everything but thewhite starch ' arts so that the bread too, at the dinner, might be white) pine

idea of white foods b f <1 ` over the w0___d_ ecame a a and the craze spread all

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Roman Meal

i V* _ a return to the old-time, common-sense, natural _ ___ _ ', / _ ict. The almost universal use of.wliite foods is

_ founded upbn a FAD._ The daily growing popu- _ ._ ___ __ larity of Roman Meal is founded u on NATURE

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_ For id e _Roman 1_VIeal is a well balanced combiiiiition of

I' viliole berries of wh t 30 h l b .

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0 The flax has been rendered absolutely tasteless

' "-" / " odorless hy `electri/zity; it is the most iioufishing

’~ iced éiiiown. Roman Meal prevents indigestiun.

Bread _goggyeves constipation, or we will return your

_ __Tl:fert=. are many Roman Meal recipes printed on 4 _ _,__.._.1=_v;. t e package-~but you_can use all or any o your own

Q -,,., __ favorite recipes by mixing 1-3 white flour with 2-3

_ __ _.Roman Meal. Roman Meal restores the lost

PanCake5_ balance to the white flour. It makes pancalr s _

digestible that the most delicate person will rtizligli

_ __ A them, also wafiies, muffins, fruit rocks, gingerbread,

_ -9 QP _ brown bread steam pudding. _ You just oii ht to see how the kid

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Gems ups relish Roman Meal porridge with its delicious

_ k iiut-like flavor. Roman Menl p_oi-_ridge MUST

fl'Ull. ROC 5 never be stirred, except while mixing meal and Cookies. W“l'=f- _ ` ~~ Roman Meal prevents indigestion. It is porous

-' and remains porous it you do not stir while cooking.

_ The digestive juices reiich every partizle quickly.

. _§.-._ _--___ j\‘_, Digestion is thus both rapid and thorough.

-* `¢"'5`»' The _bran in Roman Meal gives the mugdes of

All Kinds their digestive system _its natural work to do-and f- B Pad t=us relieves constipation. The fluxseed nlso aids

O 8 “‘ in this and prevents the bran fro ~ ‘ t Pl'OCiUCt5 of the bowel. Ask your doctor, mA‘i it`llm;;§of:2rrslrh

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' nights there is no entertainer so good as the

‘ EDISON Phonograph. Here in the famous

Diamond Disc Model and the lower priced Ambe-

rola. Hear them.

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__ AT MOUNT AL`L|SON.- Sackvil "l""'l’UllU tillys, the nuiiilier ol' stiidt-_iii "0BlSlCl'0il iii the viirious' ili:pai‘l_iiii>|\1 it the li;i|lie.~i' College this your is -ovi

students who are tnlting classes un.

it the pw-;;e.iit ti-iiieu list ofllieii--iizim is is not avuilalile. The Lutlies' (‘ol. itll-Ie has ii rcvorri atteiidunce this your the best in the history of that institu- tion und students from a dis'taiicr_-_ oi' iieventy-live uiilos are taking the op- ldortiuiity to -iittenil classes as iiou-ri:-_

ililcnt pupils. ltev. (Dr.) Wigle in ills' ffllllauity us Presideiit is taking ii :rent interest in his work and evi-ry iiidicatioii points to :i pleasant und sut- cussfiil your,

PRESBVTER¥..._.-MEETING;--~On-

'l`u<~.siluy rvivniiig lout thi; llrogliytm-_\~ 'il' Prince li]il\v:u'd_ lslaiid held :i’l’ro ro iiatzi ineeliiig in the l’|‘esby'tcr'iiiii -.'hui'i:h iii, Freclowii for the piirpo-is

»\. ll. Il., to tlic; niirnlslry ol tho l‘i‘nsbytei~i:iii Church. Al-tliougli the notice of the iiieutiiig hull been short the rliurizli was filled to -the dooi-:_ The ‘nieinbers ol' Presliytery' present wer.) ltev. G00. Irvine ( (Mod. pro. teiii.) ltev. 'l‘hos. Goodwill (Cleric nro. teiii.) ltov John Sterling, Rev. W. A. Miu:Qiiuri~'ii_» and Miessrs l’ori'_\' Muiweliliiiiikisl :ind Miijor ”l`owiisliciid ii<ii¢|r»i-si. nov. it. ii. shiv- erl pi'e-uclicd, Rev. W. A. Mie- Quurrio iiui-mitod the steps_whlcli led up to the urdlnzifioii service, ltev.Geo. Irvine, i:onduett‘d the ordination ser- vice, Rev. John Sterling udilrc.~isi>il the newly ordained minister uiid Rev Thos. Goodwill addressed the peo- ple. llev. W. R. Auld' will proceed at once to Toronto and then over- ;-cns under the appointment of' the

. Niitioniil Council ot' our Military Y. der_ 4_ Any Dmson violating any 0f|__ -- r,_..

[ . i Y* EE- ' "L" _ il M' H' A' The G"““H"" jon” i" the provisions of tlils ordinance s'hiill

wl“hi"“ 'h‘m‘ Gm Speed' \be guilty of un offence und shall lii: I ""”"`“" ' ‘“` _ '_ L _

‘ llllbllf llllfm Sllllllllillo' C0llV5"-llml 10 il AUTO PIARTY.-An iiuto party con- piirtod several tiniua the solution

. "llc Of "Ol |053 than “"3 d°ll“"‘ “ml slstlng of Mr. W. W. l’aynler. Loroii- grudiizilly dawned upon nnvzil obser-

Iwt. exfrvelllllg “V0 ll\llldl`0tl d'Jlll1"3~ ‘W zo ll. 'l`oonibs und son, Chester Wool- urs. lt wus that the (lprinan subiniii-_

7 ` “"7 10 llllDflS0lllll€lll f0l‘ ally lC'l`lll H01 'fx' ner and Mr. llevel l.el’age of ltiistleo liics had adopted- the procedure of

ceetllng six inoiiths, or to both flne und came to me (my yes-wmluy on [L |,u,,i.| ,mmging meh. numbers une, muh lml»"`l5U“m°“t° ll"-*l-‘l ll`lll ill MF- I-C-l’l1t-10'H 0411' and ell* i~'uccessl`ul attuck. Only the failure

/` . ' joyed tthe outing very niuch. ol’ the Gcriiiuii Adnilrzilty to confine

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First Aid Supplies

of every kliiid nm here- iind every- thing just what tho doctor would re- coinnienilh just what he usea hiniaall. ,

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lull l`i'oiii N. 'I-Iipuiid P, }<}_ |_ '{'l|¢»|-.5 tho opening ol' the prison to 1 liltlll are n great. nuinber of iioii-resident

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Next siiiiiiiiy, oet. 28th, nev. w. ic. Kltwll. S°"1‘=fv|ll@._ M‘iior.~-who has Piper will preulch nt Marshfield at Ill U09" Vlslllllg hifi l>fll'@lllS 'at N0l‘lh p. ni. and at Fairview, Rumgo Rm.; Wiltshire for thc- piiat three weeks at 7.30 p. m. leaves on return to Boston this' morn-

___ ing thence for service with the forces'

__ ANNUAL HALLOWEEN High of Uncle Sam, having been' selected,

9 under Military Selective Draft Law. il i .

imeiiiay, oct. 29111 and soo, pi-Oceer.. Fast-|ioN EXPERT Hens.-Tim. an rua or city Hospital. i\i_22, 24, 26,27. I-ildlea Wlw uw interested _ in But-l

terick Patterns will find it to tliel

HELP THE RED ¢|=;03$___ A \,u_.,_ advantage to interview Mrs. G. H. C.-

ket social in the interest of the Heil H11!/0H» 0" Th“l`S‘|¢\Y 00l0b@‘l‘ 25Ul»l cross win be new iii urooiuieid iiiiii, Dollar DW- She Wll “mill” for W0 Monday, oct 29111. Auiiiisaiun in 01' titres ¢lHyS» 'l`liiirsdu>'» Friday anti' cents-i _ Ladies with liasketir fr(-i_ Saturday und' during her stay will coii-3 Doors open 7.30 p. m. 753p.1_ duct the Special 95 per cent Subscrip-

___. limi offer for the' Deli-neator. l’»\'l‘ONS

KENNEDY J. C0.. O"LEARY__. i.lMl’I‘ED_ 821-10-24M3|

i ‘Wl\llt llllrly Or parties to invent ' -* l ?l5000.00 in t he best. Giznerul Mor- CHRISTMAS GREET|NGS.-- Ovi-i'

raiitile Country buainesii on l'rini-i- two hundred Cliristiiius Post <‘:ird:i Fldwnrd Island. One half of tlirrstoislr liieiwiiig the followiiig iiisiriptloii und

nit-e-ly priii-ted in green fuk vvein

Tho ill health of' Mr. Kennedy roiii- llU»“ll\‘f| by (`-i1ll0l\ Sllllll-"0ll lf) l“U\"" polls liiui 'to retire l`roni uetlvo lim-.i~ lin, city ye.=itm‘dny_ to the pi-lsoiiei~s

-‘ ness. For further .p;,_|-Liculm-_., almyy in Gc'riiiaiiy," 21 Fitzroy Street, (‘hiir-'

lottetoivii, l’. lil. Island. lleui't_v‘ (‘_liristiiins Greetiiigii fi‘0ui the ()llii;<:rs of the Prisoners of Wiir Fund, who :ire responsible .for your atloptioi\.|

s'iVluy the Priiitfe of Peace who t-ziiiie S "to bind up t he broken lieui'tod, to |- proi~_l:iiiii liberty to the' captives, und

thul. are hound," give you ills lilifss-

| ing on t. he Festival ul' llis_l$li'tli. _ ltiunon) Janies- Siiiipstiii, 'I‘reiisiiri'|',

GAZETTED.-- The (laiiuda Gazette

|i:ontliiiisi the following notice. llis l~)x- oelluney the Governor Geiierzil iii

provisloiisi of The War -Measures Act, 1014, or of any other enabling ziutlior- ltylis pleased to order and it is lii-ri:- by ordered- tis' l`ollows:- 1-'llllltftifi lii:oi\i~it\il tliereto under the provisions of their nrdlnun-ce,no manul'acture or wlioloiuile dealer shall, uii and ul`tei~ the first day of November, 1917, iiiiil no retail dealer shall, on and after this

lirst. iluy of Dccernber, 1917, offer for

oflior foods which are the product of

lioiiiis, liiiifkwlioiil, -indian fcoriitinolzirl or lentils hi origiiiul packages' of less wuiizlil than twcri_ty pouiids. Zu All such foods shall be sold hy the pound or ton, and siiull be iiet weight to tin-

piiri~liii.-ic-i~. Il. The Food (7oiiti“ollei'!

shall h.ive the power' to grant licenses in sur-li t`oriii und upon stitch ti\rii1s~tiiiil coiiilitloiis us hu iiiiziy pi‘e.~uei'il><:, for the sale ol tiny such foods’ iii original piieliiigtvs of such lesser weight or size as he may dc-ein expedient and m-.iy by written order exempt from the pro- visions of this ordinance any purtlcu- lni' class or classes of persons, coin- iiiunities or plui:e.~i- during such pcritlll or periods tis may -be prescribed in such order, und may from time to l.iii|c_- revoke or change any such or-

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A’ Word to Well People

The modern Drug Store is

not merely ii place whore quin- ine. und other bitter potion ure dlspeiiseil~ but lt in

store with un eepeclul app(

0 the well.

Please do not think we ure

not happy when you are elck.

Of course when slckneii

locs come. we are glad to hav he prrvllege of furnishing purc, potent Drugs to flll you rescriptions. _ Bu; we' have Q tliouaanil and

one tlilngi; that you need- lie- sldcs medicine.

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array of things wii have whlol will contribute to the con _ fort, and t-onvenlonco of the

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HALLOWEEN TEA, st. James *M82* will be held in aid of St-

Holl, Tuesday, oct. 30th. sir.. Ml1l”Y'° C°""°"*-

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sPEciAt. $3.15 Girrii nigh rviiis PREACHING SERVICES--Rev. F _

laced or huttoned $3.75, Morrlgsmuh. A. Huhley will lii'eacli on the 28th at

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Beer. 727-`10.20M3|, Sturgeon at 11 ii. iii.. Georgetown 3 p., _ ' ' . ' ‘ _

ni., and Montague 7 p_ iu. _ I _ -\ \` _ _ _ _ __

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POSTPONED SALE.-The sale an-

nounced -to take place-on R. `(‘_, A. MT- .HERBERT _HALL---Mlas_Ollva Gri\nt'g fm-m_ }||ghn@1¢1, has 1,091, post. lllscott of the Salvation Army will boned unt.l-1 Monday, October 29th at C0mluct the service. in Mt. llerbert 1 p. m, 7i;0.10.22 M4;{_ Hall on Sunday, (Jiri. 28th at 2 p. ni

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MARSHFlELD AND FA|RV|EW. _ G,O|N GOVERSEAS.- ll/ll‘. L80 (ll I I e ` mf i I'

'Trenches and in England _

’ Postal authorities make the earnest request. In order to insure the proper

handling and timely delivery of Overseas Christmas Boxes,that they be sent during'

U October. The earlier the better. 4

You may bring your packages, which you desire included in your box, and

we will address and pack it for you, without charge, along with any goods you

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may purchase from us.

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_We have ii most complete stock of warm Wearables which will give comfort

and long service to those who may receive them.

KHAKI SHIRTS 3_1] W001 Hannel Shirts . . . . . . . .

KHAKI SlIlR'l`S heavy .

. Kll.\lil b‘|lll<'l`S extra heavy drill trench shirts

Kll.-\l{l SllSl’l‘1Nl)l*Il{S .heavy and st;-¢)1\g' _ . _ _ . . .

lill»\K| :\|»l» WOOL Sox heavy 600 pr., ii pairs for ~ - -

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ll()“ IC M.-\|)E SOX p_'y'Qy all W()()1 . . . _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . _ . .(500 81111659 Dill?

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l{ll.\ KI (‘.\SllMil‘ll€l‘l 50)( ribbgd and plain fine W00] . _ _ . . . . _ pull'

l.l‘li\'I`ll Eli '|`l{|'IN(.‘ll (i|i()\'|']S hgrge hidg am] hgyge hide palms $1.25, .'10, $1 1:5. $1.85, $2.00. ' _

\\'i\l€»\l`\\'00l» (ll-U\'l‘I»\` mode of soft wool, good quality, either in khaki

0|-\b1'()Wn ...850\lp

lll‘lA \" LIC.-\'|‘ll ER. .\ll'|"l`S Qxtpu Warm ggod Wear _ _ . . . . 750 lip t0 $2.00

» Kll.-'\Kl i\|l'l"l"LI*]RS Dy; Jacques fine ;1H_W'()()] . . . . . .5‘l'il.25, $1.50 to $2.25

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li‘loi-oiwo Norton, Secretary." i

('oiin<:i|, under and in virtue of tli-1-

siile in (`:iniitla any foods know ;i.~._

ot' ordaiiiiiii.: Mr. \-Valter R. Auld ll. lircuktiist foods, or cereals, or flour or'

wiii-iii, oiis, liurley',` rye. rice. 'ii0ii==.,

ll-\Nl)Kl9li(`llll‘3l"S l‘1XUEl»D-\ 2 for 250 or $1.50 dozen. Silk khaki 500. iciiiiii 'rii<:s, Silk-.woe vmfii' ifoxi-:siiivicoviiii i>v'i"i'i»:i~:s an WOO] _ $2.15 pair

(‘.-\ PS. 'l`l{l']N(‘ll S'l`\'Ll‘l khaki hggvy knit, all W00] . _ . . . . _ . .$1.00 011011

4`.\l‘!~i “»\ \'|-\'l`|0N" made from soft wool, lined in leather and kha-

'llll .25 up

\Vi\RM lT.\'l)ER\\'l‘]i\lt S'l`i\Nl"IELI)’S 'frurg Un3hrink3_b1e_$1_25_ gar-

r ment; Truro Knit-$1.50 garment; Red Label-$1.75 garment; Blue La-

bel-$2.00 garment; Black Label-$2.40 garment; Blue Label ‘Tryon”-$2.- _ 00 garment. Also many other makes in single pieces and combinations in- cluding Penman’s, St. George’s, Starilield’s fine wool etc., also a special lambs’ Woglfieecedextlgvvarm at .. ...$3.00|~lllll§

» (`01\'l` »*'\\"|‘3f\'l`F»RS- Extra warm Sweaters in -browns and khaki shades-

$3.35, $4.25, $4.75, $5.00, $6.00, $6.50 up to $8.00. Australian wool sweaters very warm and fine $6.00 and $6.50. `

Pullover sweaters in browns and khakis, either cashmere make or 'heavy

all wool, $3.00, $3.40 and $4.75. _

“ll-\i|`i| Ull»(`0A'l`S ANU ll/\'l`S Towers’ fish brand khaki oil coats splen-

did for the trenches _ ._ . ._ . . . . . . . _._ _ _ . _ . . _ . . . ..$5.00,li1itis 501:

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ully tabuliitlng the nuinliers dtspluy~ il liy tleriniiii subinniines operating in the Atliiiitlv shipping lanes, the Nuvy l)opiii't|nciit has stumbled upon it izoiiipletc revision of its estimate.-1.

es, as to the tutiil number of U-boats ngaged ln Gcrinuny's caiiipulgn ognlnst tho Allies' sen cnininorire. For ii tzoiii-ilderiible time ufter Aiiier- ra enlcrutl the wiir the Navy llopnrt-

ient, us well ns the Brltlsli und French ntlliilrziltlcii. believed that

(icrinnnv posncaaeil a for greater

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i - ' . . e. nach- liiunihcr of subiiinrlnea than the Nuvy wha, dmrrlioon, lndlgestlon. collc-re- 'l)epnrtiiieiif's discovery han shown to

ie the fact.. lt wus iioloil that u s\lb~ niarlno hciirlng the iiumbcr "40" for

lfiiiitniiuo, would be reported _ns hav- la Syrup nf Figs" handy; they know R

ln -iunk 'ii French ve~i~iol off Bord

viiiix on ri certiiln diiy nnii' within n ;::)'m`;’w' of A§_\;_a}'_‘;:_‘:_'n_‘_1'“fiS3)l_‘:_t_pf°'°*;` ' ' "

Figs." which ho-a ilyctlonn for babies, . _

few. hoiirit- the i-iiiinii` numbered sub- uiarlnn would he reported operating iiour thu const ol' Scotland, liiindredn ol' miles away.

When this lniposnlhlo feat was re-

WASlllNG”l‘()N, Oct. 23.- By care-`_ f¢u|¢`|gxag|v¢ at gnu

A CHILDS TUNGUE 0 SHUWS IF l|VtR UR BUWELURE AIIIIVE

If cross, feverish, sick, bilious. give

Every mother i~eiillzcs. niter giving,

‘ter children “t'_nlil'0riilzi. Syrup ofl l-`ii;s_" that this is their ideal liixatlvinl ht-cutisie they love ltir nleiismi; taste

ind it thoroughly eleiiiiscs the tender' little stoniiich, liver and bowels with-l

'ns well uri the estinmteii of the Alll- out ghpmg

When cross, lrrltnhlc, feverlsli or

hrenth ls had. stoniucli sou look at

r. w

the tmigue. Mother! lf coated, give a

teiispoonfiil of this liariiilesa “fruit luxutlve," und in o. few hours nil the foul, consllpnted waste, oour bile und undlgesfoil food piisi-ies out `of the liowels, and you have ii well. playful child again. When its little system is full of cold throat aor has atoi

inenibcr, ii good "inside cleansing" should ulwuys -be the first treatment given.

Millions ol' niotliori; keep “Californ-

tenspoonful todiiy saves u nick rlilld o-

rlillilreii of nil ag. and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Bowan of counterfelts wld here. so don‘t he

'

the use of certain numbers of each i'-boat prevented' the success of this i.eceptlon for a much longer period.

It was through this practice ol' de-

ception that Germany created the bo- llef iiinong her enemies that her num- her of i-iubniiirlnes was far greater :han those she actually possessed.

Dustbane

Every house keeper knows

that sweeping dust is an aw- ful bother und causes lots of extra work. Some know that when this dust is inhaled it often causes sickness. One cannot afford to do without Dustbane. -

It is not only a great labor

saver but it kills germs and often p_revents sicknem.

Or a tin of

Dustbane --

from our grocer bod .

Duiibane is papkg ali: bb;

and kegs forlargel ` 'V 'i

_

.'£".‘.£?_r

`1 General- Distributors

fooled.- Got the genuine. mode by

"California Fig Syrup Company."

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