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latter ‘ ;a. Tonic-will build you upiae a box, or two for 36 st drug stores, or by m on receipt 1 arm; 1l‘ss Booasu. Dano Co., Bt. Gstharlnq

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It’s dlwaps '_ ;‘,_ a delight to _ 5;

` __ _ the end of the -war in Februsry.»Thevy

imagine the conditions in England re

HE twice-a-dly duty 10 garding food are as bad as with hem

_ Tonels teeth becomes I

action 'and the cool fresh k after-taste make Mennen's _ D

a popular choice wlthwo» W men. ‘Good teeth need-to ,.9

be preserved. The safe, a sure and most effective way to preserve your teeth is by

the regular use of’

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MEHNENS;

:Ream neririenics 2

asm uv omni-is. ii -suis is E

°M\|||1¢ fll4i1¥. sand l0c. andsva

will and you a Domenotrater tuba d

containing enough to enable you

io slvs :iris nssria-in s msmsli I trial. Write today. i a

' Bslllnl Agents for Canada

luinonn li. lurcms a co. Liurrsb

'_ M¢Csul suns. 'toronto m0\ll1l. then put on sinking pumps' for

Xsllsaiseroryz lleatfsal I W _ _

._ a kind of meal looking like paraflin. "____‘___§__ “_"mam__ q____m_____.” ‘L1__'_`1_“_ -'TW-. _ _ _.sk ____ __ _ “_ E __ _ E

____,,..,,.,__ _ ~..~. _‘__ .,,,.._._ There he met McArthur, and they ar- LAUDER c°"LE°T8 ~ firm” r il# V"w _ if .~ =_~r'_i ,.r_.-:~._.-=.- ~' as- _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _‘_ _ _ _ A

ri§'§_` "~'<f‘§§7‘-“ij-_~»_‘i-\,_.i_l;)}_-;=,\,1 l‘lil1B8d 10 BBCBPB 10g8i.1l6r, and, With $50900 FGR LOAN <¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢q o`,)>é(¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢ E ¢¢¢;£»`»a»».».z>>->'>;».>»>>>`!'M3» a>»>>>>>»»_sw1

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0. Bo d at all Drug Stores. or mailed many

endressonro i t f ri 'l‘ Boo D W. Bt. (bths‘;lnl::s,oO1lita¥'i°o In "LL -W

Restores

FHWFHON FOR fillili. r,-,,,, .,,,, Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey

sl gniyin 1°, W,-,m,,,_ “amor ¢h,,:,|,_. They arrived safely and walked

0|.

Sold by George lil. Hughes

i Robin Hood ° Flour

We have just received _

a carload of this best

of all Flours.

Robin Hood Flour

is guaranleed to give you bet- ter satisfaction than any other Flourunllled in Cnlnsdflwe

are authorized to_refund the Full Purchase Price with 10 per cent Penalty added if al- ter two bakings you are not » thoroughly satisfied with the Hour, and will take back* the

unused portion. /

ROBIN HOOD FLOUR.

Makes from B to 12 loaves of

bread more than any other Fiour on the market today. Therefore it is noi! only the best but cheapest. Get s. BBl'l‘01 from us today DFICBB F1811!-

Carter & Co. Ltd.

Queen St._ Warehouse

_ _

Dustbane

that sweeping dust is an aw-i

ful bother and causes ots of extra work. Som_e l¢_now that when this dustis xnhaledrit often causes sickness._ One cannot afford to do without Dustbane.

pleasure with “Mennen’s ._ m The entire absence of grit is --the soft, gentle polishing A

ln m

man, they lowered themselves from

the 'barracks’. walked to the station

D_§.DeVAN’SFRENCIil'll.I5§,“',,'2' ‘ ' ° "‘°“ S

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Cunningham was’ captured when

South African soldier, speaking Ger~

nd~asked for three_tickets to a cer~

hrough the village, and rested till ghf. in a small wood. Continuing

the journey, they encountered first- line- sentries, but crossed the frontier without a mishap. The British Con- ul looked after them well. As showing the shortage of soap in

Germany, Cunningham says he sold u. small tube of shaving soap for twenty

arks. He paidten and a half

marks for a hat, two and a half for a collar, and sixty-five marks for a pair of boots of compressed paper. _ Five other Canadians who have also escaped are now undergoing the customary period' of quarantine. One hundred and seventy-five out of two hundred recently escaped from Ge1°~ many are Canadians, and all are be- ing returned to Canada. -

A scAi=ecoA'r

“I shay. ol' foi,‘.there’s' a burglar

getting into your house by zee win- dow." '

"Sho he ls. Thash good. My wlfelll

think heisr mean' halk kllle hlim."

Pains (Iver

lofi Kidney

Mimoa 'rms cnpuirr rms- me Kiidneys were Responsible for His Pains and Aches-Frped of Pain and Suffering by

~ A W'eii-known Medicine '

Hereford, Que., Oct. 25.-Captain

Peabody is well known all through this section, and’ his cure by use of_

aroused great interest lin this great medicine.

The Captain had been suffering for

a long time,_ and' could never get any treatment to afford lasting reliief un~ til he began using Dr. Chase's- Kid-

nay-Liver, Pills.

Captain A. Peabody, I-Iereford,Que,

indigestion, rheumatism and neural- gia. Lightinglika palms would shoot all through my body, and l also had severe pains over my loft kidney and through the hips.. I doctored for years and' tried all klinds of remedies. but the only result was money spent without relief. At last I read in Dr. Chaso's Almanac of -his Kidney-Liver -Pills dad decided to try them. One

them the pains in my kidneys and iiiipg had disappeared, and' I was clear of those sharpshooting pains through th, body. I still take these Pills oc- casionally to keep my- bowels regular, and would -not be without them as- I

aln pac w wa issued readily. _

Dr. Chaae's .Kidney»Live»r Pills has'

wriites:-"For years I suffered from vest there _ r

box made such a change that I ssnt_i And one hw is sumptuous table for five more. Before I had nnfshedli E _,wi _ _ _

ihegdnrsggou, T_l:vln“gre_ eszczagaeg _;.e|.ic‘_ by no,”-in in the year 1917_ the girl‘s wrist. and so overcome with! F H_ McAnhu__ ymronto Mb ‘ S _i Tu |“¢1dr_5nt occurred euly one Joy was sho_ that this tinic sho forgot.

"o_;_' 1325" C°rp_’E .C___m_ns_h_im_ _ mg,-ning in! the 30|! de .B0u1m_lg,e_ to thank her iiisliilguisllcd donaturs

“ zrlsi mgliisnasrs sad ioomi w. i ' ' Needle" *D lay. ins sallam .Msrsnsi The 1°"°“f1“»= ‘iw 111° Mwhul

Manor, 109831 _*mn Eva” 'md S0ll\8° Vl_¢m_¢n.‘ hold 10' ’1‘ was none other than Marshal Joffre. “awed “ 1’°““m“15|‘e“f 0' "°W€l`H Bild

' ' ’ k um hm-Q of mg Marne, a note, in which the- sender suiil that, ‘i

1'o_J_ watts; Mounted mass » crm. f11°14°l~ U1” \"°*d'““ ' ' ' . -I " ‘I is , __ _ _ _

_ _ i I 1 ‘nd diana* He. _‘ns _mkgng me consmudonal, uzannc s wa th wcu d luke its plat-i:_

lllhllll _WSU 989'-“T06 1° 509'-9111591' hu 3 “Ig _ - . mm wmndug |n ms. placid wa when among the most precious heir looms oi. Agn

t yesrou the Somme, McArthur in -_ .°p¢_g;¢i°g,- but is _p __ _ Y i the tam" ei sseosa mms of vpr . wir i _ ` _ _ ~~. .».°f.*’~'“¢1|°“»* “"‘° 8*" °f ff°m "ve _ "' "_ °' Wi* m‘**°»|‘°~- f°"*~‘_‘_."‘iR°7‘l to seven years sf- sse noticed this i

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an_ by the _ Canadian Associated ; -.Yggt Cgk¢|,t'm$ sweet _.'¢Qi¢n¢,,_|,h¢¢ gg,-0116,-_ . _ ‘ . r 6” fmgrespondent' Cunnmsham “Qu 'btiid ¢I.!\"*"" I' 1 l"li.'q'JoHre" she was heard to say Try M.zne"a For ' I

ared t at Germany was V- on the. __ »-_ _ r ,_ _ -_ . 1 ~ ' . _ ' » F

r-ge or `|-evQ_|u¢_1°n_ C0m||t|°n, "__ lwllltb ,PQI little 2:2 s1§_¢;!.1;1:;n_;,a_En_i1n\_i_te ialgterwards Yilllr Slflmlcli Trouble

Bards food and clothing were t_er.» ___ __\\ble. ____ _ _.___ _ __ ___Go__?d_m’;________g M;_Eh;____ 1.8 _md |¢ N,u¢,.,"ze. stomach Ac‘d|,y_ Pre; _ bile' ~H° wmmued rm" by sqldiwr 'rr l “Good morhin ' hud',, B ` vents F°od Fermentation. ' ‘ _._ “‘°"""“““' “i D““°“’°"~ "1"" *W1* '= £"°,;fg'5q»,*§',, ="g"{’, 1, ,, ‘ c g my ° ’ ““°“'°“’“ “_ ' f ‘if ' '-'-i~=-~-=»~1i f - ~----- ~--_~»-f-A-_~..~e_.--_\=.-»=#s:~s vllians were shot. The Germillii ,“"‘,“,¢,,!g;, :Ip _. ° ""1 f _ ' Doubtless, if you are a sufferer _

~ _ , H :', _ ._ ___ . _ _4

pac; an as-mmice ihy Ch,|,¢m,,_ w¢|.__ __ l¢u¢u:-_____ mailed _ askziii you ouch my hand. the girl mierg §_i;¢i_i_g_i:_sti_o&.n_u_y_ous_ii&1_;'eC_a_i\_:_r.;dy __ ______

'_““' ' ‘ "' ..w.hy_ cermlnm.. was the Genemm drugs and various digestive aids' and f

la >P1

I _ _ you know these things will not curelllet

“IAN “Dy your trouble-in some cases do not _

“"°""°_.»_` ‘ i Ell_<>0'll‘H89d by the Marshal's good1even give relief. _ e _ `”'

nature and by his wlfgs good win But before giving up hope and deciil'

airing a sortie, with sixteeniotherer r I ii W n yards from the enemy trenches. ' " ` ` ' thi” 'mtfe _in t 1" d t ng you are H chronic dyspepqc hm

g a once asp e o

hrgrer avorq try the effect of a little magncitig - r _

" not the ordinary carboilate, citrate ‘

n ofiicer and eleven men were ‘ _' __ _ » _ _ nod and the rsmsinaer were msn .aunaic/ii. nnessmes ’. _ I °h°“1d like to walk a lime way oxidsor milk our urs pure nisrrrmsii o ‘ ‘

_ ' ‘ -' _ ‘ _' with ou.” she modostl asked. magnesia which you can obtain from

issrrsrs. mn sn except csssisgiisrs _ Losr wiien snip saivx Y Y You

How gouid an ( h _ Practically any druggist in either

are killed on the way tothe Gem,” ' 9 ty And tnsyolfrliiie uit. Bu; aim powriersa of isnied form. 'rake s

ar by the British artillery. During _ _ 'lu 5 . 9 W c “rm "3 tablespoonful of the powdei or two , sortlehe received a. bayonet wound NEW YORK. Oct. 214'-7: Two and a Ts? 'md 971:” ‘;°°°m9““1ed me Mar' C¢_f‘:1lDl‘@SS9I1 Cablels With H littlo .Water ‘ 010108. and was taken before aGer~ 11811 1111111011 P19099 0.1 §“\'E1°“1 dress' Eu; 23;;/avgn Seemed and delight- giffieIi‘e)i’i(:~l:erL2l;i-_litnlxrrillfelfi 'ftntwillelnswtlallittlg V' an-General, who showed him a book 108% 1\0S_i>11~a1 1111611 “nd 01°i1\1i\Z 0°; Mcanwmle th;1e,'.h1|d» h neutralize "le dangerous. hlarmful ongainmg me ;-eco;-45.0( me Cana. their way from Ainel-icdii Red Cross had W th d h 9_““"‘°' W ° acid in your stomach which now caus-i mn 3|-my gn Fmn¢e_ _ women to wounded French soldle¢rs,‘ a ° ° ‘if Cafes €\'01Ul10DB es your food to ferment and sorir, mak-'. _He pressed mm for intbrmatlon __0___ homeless rem!-ees and American “ok with more embarrassment. worried to ing gas, wind, fiatuli-:_<ncc, lielartburn

R I 1 France went down with the gee hey walk away_ She at once start and the bloated _or heavy lumrpy f’cei~

arnins reinforcements. Next mor P H “ _ _j _ _ ing that seems is follow most every-1

ing he war, "km to German hem. British steamer Wentworth. to|'pedo_ < ___’;;_'_;'f1;1_5__z’;:"3’" the _t_"°' shofftmg' thing you eat. ua,-te,-,_ imc a dugorm 150 (eat dean ed by a Uihost last month, it was' an- 9 _ ”°“We - M153- You will find that. provided youl

nmmced by the Red Cross here today Ns an answer the girl waved her take a little blsurated magnesia im~i

ubsequently he was taken to Cam- ' ' - rla - I-le wasf a hos ital there ten The loss will be replaced. hand “S 3 S1811 Of 800¢11ly- me‘"‘*1¢1Y “"0" fi "“e“1~ -V01' 0”" will . . .rm

. _ n D Th I tum Bm ment wagszoo _Bm _the Marshall had stopped and almost anything and enjoy it without

WB- H9 WHS 11ll'99 duyb With0ui- ° va “°‘°_ pm _ _ __ ' quietly Baia: an_v danger of pain or iliscomfort to . . _ . ood in me journey to me pl-|B0n.camp 000. lt was sad that t s s he rst __ follow and moreover the continued . tnulmen was inoculated tour "mes 1055 of Red Cm” supplies from this __N°W V0" mils* L50 back," use of the bisurated magnesia canuot‘ ` '

' ' Let U5 193% 1161’ 8. souvenir." said 1"-1“"e thefitomach 1'* am' WHY <0 QUCCU SlI°eCf "

vaccinated six mmm |50m`ted for 8 country to France. The _Wentwortb_| the Ma__ec_____e ,__ ___ _Ong as _he-re are _any sym_)__0___S .0__

was chartered by- the French Line. _ ° W- And at the acid mdigesuom __ _» »i._. /_.-...-,,.-,,

,., - - ' ~ -I l_a&

ells. His food largely consisted of __ __ _ W” . i '

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Navi) vonx, oct. 21_-Harry Lsir-I

der, the famous ‘Scotch comedian, dis- organized the machinery of Wall street for half an hour today when, in

an impassioned appeal for subscrlp-_ tions to the Liberty Loan. he address-I

ed a crowd too great for the police to _ handle. _ , ` The famous financial centre was so_ crowded from building to building that_ women fainted in the crush, and re--| serves were called out to disentagle_ the mass of humanity that sought tol get within range of the little Scotch- man’s voice.

As standing on the stops of the sub~

treasury, Lauder told of his pride in his son, Captain Jack Lauder, who. "went, over the top" and never came back, the great crowd was moved tol tears, and when he concluded and call-_ ed for subscriptions, more than five

thousand dollars was deposited in hisa hands by clerks and stenographers, froan neighboring office 'buildings in, less than five minutes.

Only an urgent engagement that

called Lauder away, prevented hun~ dreds of others from depositing their money in his hands to ‘aid the cause of humanity.

THROUGH THE VALLEY

By John Oxenham, lin his book. of

poems, "Tho Vision Splendid," pub- lished by the Georg° H. Doran Coz;

New York.

A5 I walked ithrougb the Valley of

Shadows '

No evil do I fear, ' The Staff of Thy Love doth comfort

me, _ " __

Thy Rod itself hath cheer; For they guide me _with r care tothe

'pastures fair '- ».

Where the living waters flow,” Where the shadows give place to the

Sun of Thy grace __ `

Aga Thy Passion-Flowers |row.

_ _,,,__,.

So I come through the Valley of

Shadows; _ '

It was very d'reary and dark. For death had been resolve his har-

And had left it hare and stark. _ But the shadowy- way climbs up to the day, - i

And I press on'with heart elate, For the end of my quest is the shin-

ing crest,

And s. wide-flung Open Gate. _

Inside the Open Ga/te, And there, with welcoming hands and

face. _ __ _ _

My coming l1Ie doth wait. ' And His greeting sweet doth my Joy

|_|-|-1-LE Q RL he had a small wilst watch in his poc

ket which she imeant sending to onc

_ mais. Octl. 22.- 1-isrs is rr story 0' "ef “fill@UlH~" -

LONDON 00! 13"F|V9 Cllllldilll! rot B ‘uhm Marsh” who. wok Am_ The w.atch was tht-reupon put on

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mea. Cooks

Newson

For whiling away those long 'dreary

nights there is no entertainer so good as the EDISON Phonograph. Here in the famous Diamond DiscModelaiil the lowcrpriced Ambe- roia, Hear them. _

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_ fl This Store Knows

MANY _persons 'associate old-time

Pen-and-ink figuring was slow and inac-

i methods with an old-time firm. curate. Bookkecpcrs slavecl overtime.

‘ ' ' But: it doesn’t always follow that, Reports got farther and farther behind. » _because a concem_is old, its methods are The store had outgrown pen-and-ink antiquated- methods just as the business had outgrown

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The Hudson’s Bay Company is a striking ‘

exception-particularly in the bookkeeping department of its Calgary store. More than 240 years ago trading posts of the I-Iudson’s Bay Company were the vanguards of civilization. Factors battered with Indians. Bright-_ hucd trinkets were exchanged for furs-so many beads fora pelt, so many pelts fora blanket. Little bookkeeping was done-furs were the records.

Coincidentwith development came many changes.

In addition to fur trading, general merchandise was sold. ` I_n place 'of trinket currency, money bc- came a basis of exchange.

Finally in the Calgary store,

stock was departmentized. Daily records of business were kept. Sales were analyzed and recapitulatcd for comparative

purposes.

From trading to depart-

ment store covers 'an era of many remarkable changes, but they are no more extrabrdinary than the changes that have odcixrred in the Calgary storc’s

bookkeeping: .

Take, for instance, the

method of analyzing sales.

primitive bartering. So, to provide effi- ciency, a Burroughs Duplex' Machine and a Burroughs Figuring Machine were installed.

Now a daily report of sales is placed before

the manager every moming. Burroughs figures show the amount of business transacted by each department and the' store as a whole; how much each clerk has sold, and how those sales compare with previous records; what lines are moving, and what lines are lagging. Each week comparative reports are compiled in the same manner.

The Burroughs detects weak spots-picks out

efficient and inefficient clerks. It tells the story completely, accurately, and on time.

All ledger postings arc now

proved each day, so the monthly trial balance has become a mere formality.

All figuring is now kept up to

thc minute. Overtime for book- kecpcrs is a thing of the past.

The Hudson's Bay Company

is one of many enthusiastic Burroughs users in Calgary. In fact, in all__parts of Canada, thousands of users find' the_ ` Burroughs of invaluable scfyiqe.

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It i1‘l’l0lZ Only 8 gfeat have themto thank for my cure. _ » _ ,

BBVBI' but it germs gli Cli|aIse?:nCs¢.b'r1l-h.¥:».v:‘deI:'1_gi\ll1li,l leitnslggd' A, Hgogxggstgo in to rest, _ ' , - ~ often prevents Sickllell- _ 31;' _;';“f_§>_f_‘_"_°_}§h°-___"`§‘_;=°‘§’_§__‘_'_'§_" ;‘,'_§§§ rsr 1 irssw im urs rosa iso wwily OF CANADA, Limited ~s _

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from your grocer today.

Dustbane is packed in bbis

and kegs _for large user#

ar,vel_l_ Bros.

great benefit for a bad cough which

winters. Last winter I took ons bot- le of the Linseed and Turpentine. and have not been bothered with a cough ~sinoe"`.

Dr. _Chassis Kidney-Liver Pills, one

pill a dose, 25 cents s box, all dealers or lildmanson. 'Bates li Co., Limited. Toronto. Don't be talked' into accept-

bothered me continually for three' FU" ‘“°“y ‘ '°“°l ’°°'

Who has won through the Valley of Shadows _

To the_lsrgsr liberty. _ Even therein tho grace of the heavenr

ly place. 7

it is joyto meet mine own. And mnlihhv that not ono,bui has

Cenerai Distributors `

nu-muiui.

ing..an thing said to be just as good ' v , _ i Irnitatyfons and substitutes only dis- "““u7 Wx ~~-WM ’ . _ "going, By the way of the Cross. le ¢\‘0Wli- y ’

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