§LEEPLESSNESS is the direct result of overtaxed, underfedperves. just as soon as you give your nerves the em; nourishment they need you'll commence sleepingsoundly and will feel like a dif- ferent person again. ‘

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Olvaltine talen just before you go to 64d Induces sleep as soon as your head touches the pillow :-: nururalslee . . = Builds up your sys- tem with new stores o energy and vitality while on slumber. And Oualtina is so easil; assimi-

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of" the government stores; vlded to install the systematic teach-

achools o! this province.

o! the winter. unemployment prob- lem at the oollieries is not quite as‘ close as might, appear from news-I paper reports of his recent remarks= before the Associated Boards ol’ Trade, is the gist oi an explanatory statement made tonight by Mayor

that there was a market for a poa- aibla extra 500.000 / ions in Quebec! that ‘might be reached with the as-. aiatance of a s2 freight rate. In sup- l port of this statement. if figures were l quoted from the returns from the Department of ‘trade and Commerce. showing that due to ‘assisted freight rates’ (that is. the fifth of a cent per mile on all coal. water-borne. to, 5t. Lawrence ports. and thence re- shipped by rail. and ‘the trial $3.005 rate. put into effect last year on all coal shipped from Nova Bcoiia lo Quebec), that 312,000 tons were mov- | ed this season. against only 88.000 tonsisatyoar. -- l -v

TEACHING IN PllBllflgilflilllllS

Features of G. C. Policy If Carried In Nova Scotia.

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KENTVIL-LE. Oct. 0—The Gov- ernment .0! Nova Scotia, through Premier E. N. Rhodes. who was wait- ed on several days ago by a deputa- tion oi the Temperance Reform As~ sociation. will issue a staiflmflli? Wilh- in a short time, informing the pub- lic ofthis Province what the Gov- ernment intends doing if the N. S. 'l‘. A. is voted out of existence.

Such was the declaration of Rev. John Furlong. Rector of St. Mark's 2 l-lallfax, speaking at an organization

"nesting of a Kings County branch

;l‘ the Temperance Reform Asso-

ciation, presided over by Rev. J. A. I'll/infield and at which. W. C. B. 1 lien-Ls. of Woliville, one oi the out- lstanding business men of Western

Nova Scotia was elected President. Mr. Furlong stated that he could not say positively what the Prem- ier's statement will connln. but that he had reason to believe that some of the terms which it will embody are: That's. Control Act will‘ be passed- ‘in which will be contained the most satisfactory effective parts for‘ the promotion oi true temperance, now in the Liquor Control Acts of other provinces and countries;

That the open bar will be prohib- ited; -

That stringent penalties will be provided for anyone breaking the provisions oi’ the act;

That government stores will not be utablished in any town in which public opinion is against such s store;

That a generous share of revenue will be provided to train an efficient provincial" police force ‘for the strict enforcement of the act;

That an independent commission will be appointed to administer the government sale of liquors; That. thepurpose oi the act will be to promote true temperance; That there will be no advertising

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ing of true temperance in all the

Unemployment Still Problem Avers M. Dwyer

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Michael Dwyer. of Sydney Mines.

sturdiesi exponent of the virtues ofi the proposed $2 coal winter freight ' rain to Central Canada. l.

"Lest anyone be carried away with I

false hopes that our troubles are,» over.” His Worship says. ‘a little 9X- pianation may bein order."

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