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You SHOULD USE when the :iiigol of iliiiitli cullcil uwuy _cp

0 nmEir sELEciEii Fiioiii uiis iiiEEiis iiEws ron THE ouiiiiiiis siiIU_BP'*¥._

Bb i.»"'§i°;-'?‘.‘l.‘-.'ifi'.'°°1’:-L’

Ghllply nude.

'UI-D-0-4-0-»-ve-¢»¢-4.-»-I-\»-owe-Q.-Q-gl-¢-4-4 ‘

The prom t and nositirc nction nfl

this simple, iiiexpensirc liumi--niailc reni- Giy Ill quickly healing the iniiuineil ui' iwollen membranes of the tliroiit, c-lit-st i or .bronchial tubes and breaking upl tight coughs. has caused it to be used i in more -homes than uii_\'_ other couch. remedy. Under _its liculinz, sootl.iii;g influence chest. soreness goes, plilc;nn_ Iooseris, breathing beeonics easier. tick-

Ei s ‘i

TUESDAY

ed that five members ot' the 98th Siege Buttery have been decorated with the Military Medal for bravery and efficiency on the hattlefront. The gallant lads are:

Sigqaller Har~cld_H."Simpson, Bay

Gunner Ben Conrad, Georgetown. ;

OW" _ Gunner John Carragher. Charlotte

town.

Glunner Wagner of Quebec. '

_ These men/ were under the coin-‘

liuriu the throat stops and you HHS] I good ni2lrt’s restful s een. The usual throqt and chest colds ure coiiquerrd' by it in 24 liours_or it-ss. Nothinir bi-t-| 'ter for bronchitie. lioarsi-iii-ss. orouii. whooping cough, uroncliiiil asthnia ur, _winter coughs. |

To make this splendid couch svruii,i

‘pour 2|/2 ounces of Pinex 150 cents worth) into ii I6-nz. _linttlc .ind fill the bottle with plain uriiiiiiliiiml _-ii-_-.ir svriin i and shake tlioroughlv. You tlivii have i '16 ounces-a faniilv snmily oi' it much I better couch s_\'run than vnu cniild hiiv 0 roadv~miide for $2.50. Iii-cps hi~ri`i'ctly

mnnd of_Lieut. Lawson Jenkins, who' is slated for the Military Cross in i‘er.~ogiiltion of valuable services i‘i=_iiil-_

ered the Empire. |

RuNAwAv AccioeN1'.- iir.`

George Ritchie. ,of the firm of (`arvell llros.. is invalided at his home. Elin _-\\'c._ with a severe scalp wound and njurerl shoulder as the result or a ‘iiii.i\\~a_\' accident _vesierilny at ' one ‘riot-k. .\lr. llitcliic- \\'u,- iiriviug

und children low its lili-iis.iiittii~ti*. v hiwk 1° his "m"0 bi' “'”." Df Powliai

Pinex is it special und hifviilv ron- S

treet when ilie- breeching broke. the

View. ‘ ‘ . I

Gunner George Walker. Charlotte- I

t . i

how quickly the lwelhng is reduced and the pniirdin penn. No need

on-.gs f.ii¢i_ i-im °

_ rheumatic pains; '

ache and all miie- -l

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f 1

'I`}1C W0 1~]d`S Qdifrican war and one whn. although de-

i province to enlist in any eam_ on ,nad

p was the first military oflitéieto ieiive'

to rub; it pene- the Island to serve in the pr'as`l`!h‘t"w§_‘|y.`

I trateaquieklyand On the outbreak of the wo:-be-was-_-ln

liostoii on business and o .August 4th

gbenlghmdyfor ' _ when he learned of i|i'§_'n1

neuralgia. back "lem" War he ||11\!l'§%§*'_‘YQiY;`1Vlt'qd;_

c|°»,°,en“._ sci-vices. He tool§_.,y._i*$'lg§ irnmgfate

50e..$l.00. . nillitsry matters wmisoon recognized

_ .‘ and much iigalnst him, wili .Q-_ , i kept there for instructional work th

_ , ‘i ...--- that capacity more necessii'ry_tli:1n lit

l l I m I

ii il - | land he invented several devices _in` hid | '- I _ izunuery wliich were,_utilizer|>.,py the

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r E E ' E -fr E “§*l"»‘-§`_,§‘» ~ 7 l “ii ' P I-1. ' -i -T - "ii"

i A A E" i Majoripio' Nili- Q- 0511,!!! Instruéi-V.”-in '._ “th” _ .: _' . ` . W" H” _ - " "‘

' i in tie ‘una an i 'G " -

A Stubborn Couch l ' ' N Need f R |, t&i...0i in sim-nciirr ,~_ °° |“.f,, 22 _ __ -_ - _

hon," R ~ From a Drivute letter received in _ 0 0 u _“ved home yestepa » ~ Ungh‘\il_t”`~:~.-fl|...\-_e\§ .

_ P" this city yesterday it has been learn- 1/ Try _Sloairi'e Lininient and nee yiinjnr M;-Rae was the mst an in ml; '

Ql'§ _ .U _ °

iiiii to Germany an _`ré_ lzihf that'

or Alien at chariottelmmwnei-ing `

_ _r for iiome and an -iguhg conlzf.

Cmeroue und _ _, 4| ,J get p detachcmerit tggggie- ifécgmpp \>°td=»5 er your ,_ ',,i-‘_ li n-‘sri iiienr in Queue; sn rqinyfi ig? l'|l’\1¥zi|t. 25°.. ,,/ill,-'H ' England. In Enghld his ‘§etiius '

i 1'

ii* ';fIiri'|)

rmiiiiiiiiiiiii»"'

. V I ,V F. uthorities considering his services in

he front. During his stay in Eng-

illitary authorities. About it vear- ig

Sloarfs . ii:

o he was proiiiotiE§{`j“'fro'm n‘lieu`le-` ucy to the rnnk of Major. lie is a rii Soldier. a vetsraar-.of the Smith

ed the privilege of taking pun in

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ccntrnied cniiipoiiiiil of ui»i\iiiini`.\`cr\\~:ivi carriugé run up On the li0rs`e‘s haun-

vine e.\tract iiud is known thc \\'orld` t~},i;-sennii he bolted. The horse made

over for its prnmyitncss, on-sc rind i-er-l ,~ t-ninty in owrcoiiiing stubborn coiiuhs

or the wagon yard and stable- of Car-

‘md chest mMs_ veil Bros. and iii turning up King st.‘

To avoid ,nFap.p0i“tm,,n(, Mk vom. Mr. Ritchie was tlirowu out unto the

/ / the present war at the front. has dis- tinguished himself in lhe training' of i

_ _ others. His furlough at home is but

'il

'(3,-“mist fm- “gi/_/_, ,,,,,,L-9,, of p;,,,.\.-' `“»;¢|, ‘ curb und sidewalk striking with great full directions. and ilnn’t iii~i-cnt iinv- force l-lis scul was laid 0 en for

thing else. Guariintcril to ,uivv iihso- 5

'lui-e satisfaction or uionvv iiroiiiiitlw’ n

refunded. The Pinex Co, 'toronto

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cvei'zil inches and he also received niiiy bruises on the shoulder and an

out ' body. He was picked up and carried fm

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§__ nioned und the wounds were <l'rcssed.'ih0ngh the meetings were held ni ii licr father Rev. A. D. illcliitosh

tome in Mr. Aitk€n’s automobile, Dr. du t‘ui'i'uthei-s was iniiiiediately suiii- H

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EVANGELESTIC SERVICES.-Ev ` glis-t Rev. G. S. K. Anderson has ' the Dil-*L three weeks been con- A cting ai -series of meetings at the of unter River Methodist Church. .\. Pu

"_ _the Svziln wound i-fiiiuiring seifivsl siii- iinic when thc nights were very- iiiirli ini

/ /ns ill “he-‘=~ Tile i1"l`-0 WHS \Hlll\i"l‘0'l- hllI'anil soiiictinies storniy _vet the ut- #C

porter] coinipniiy with the \‘.~ug<i,, when rg

\,_-*_* ` .-xiiiifortiiblv i'iiiiigh in si-\'i\~-; liaiiil 'co

_ ._ .

` F niluiii-i».s wus liii~ge ut iieiii-ly i-very the Souris and Bu' Fortune t`oii re / ) \ i"'ll.i4 ‘h""“i-Ili il1c_\‘L1l‘1iI-i1!¢"~_ Al Hifi iiii~<:`tiii1.:, und the interest' is gi‘o\viiig itll

‘\ .__ __ .~ wiifirt .\lr. ltii_cl.ic was resliui; iuoic 5,, i,,i,,,,S,- ,he lgvmigeiigr hh,-_ kindly istry in these congregations lic ru-

ii.<'-iiii.cii to riaiiiuin fiii' the first tliiiec ffl

_*_* liiights of this week, gooil results uri- il

Til" illllllfi Ui MF- find MVS- Tilomflf’ being olitziiiied, iiuitu ai niinilwr. yi iii lib

l i-K

\iill.ir \luiru\ llurbor '\10itli wus _H

¢\__ _ _ __ 3_1(

iiiziiie- very sud on l“i`ida_v, Sept. 2l.‘Hi_-. .-oriiions will hold tho' niitlicm-fi iicuilly inuluily which eveeiiiuully

i-llliiniiid liciiu.: piiiiitiiil und ilnpi~e_<~.- iiliiiuied him for its victim. lie

heir only <fliilil_ Ettii i.uiuii-ii, ut the _eivtr '|-he 1-,.90 will ,,|~|-9,-,ng R,-,_-Se,,ie(\ fought the iliserus-e brti.vcl_v for ii _voiii"

i-iiiiei' nge of Iwo yours and E-iglitlu,

1 olil liuve' luki-ii ii ,stiiiid foi (`hi‘ist. lil

hiiu iclls its own story of :ippi'ci‘- iii

“Ti -To " I

P p iiiiiiillis. She had been sick hutu i`i~.\v1i,,i1,,|, living tlilhtlllll. Mr. Aiiiltzi-.son i-1

Harness Soap 1.' I

\vii,~‘ ii \i-r_\' liiiil ciise uf iliphtlierizi. ,\_1c-

illciil uliciitioii did cvc.i;\‘ili\iii;_' pos-_ C

fvlalies old i'i:ii-iityss look like New. sible, and the i»i'|'ui‘I of the iliicim' \v:i.~,,|,

und iu.ikes All Il;ii‘iic>.s l~.n.-i Longer. Canadian Selling Co., Montreal, Can. i

iiile to suvi- hor life. :is hui' ili:~it'~.ise!,,,

iippltiiiii»iiti`~,] bv the loving i~iri~ uf"

hu piireiiis und' the cliild's gi'uiiiiiuo~ il

uiplie ;lifi

-/--~ [Mix Mclntosh suffered uiusi liilciisc-

ALEDONIAN CLUB ELECTlON.- I-V

hisiiiiiiilzil iiii-_ciiiigi>\`ilie i‘uli~i`.\>iii:iii ‘m

uh wus licld lust cvcniiig, l’i'i:siil- "f

,I H __ _ _ , _cnt ll. A. I\/lcl(iuiioii in the vliuir. 'l`iic “X

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"" ‘_ '7‘ 7? the disease could not be mustered, iinil Vi(

llw little one went :iwuy to Jesus io Ml uwiiit ii glad reuiiiiiu with the sorrow- E '

xfr ` f\/3 Q'

W _f 2 >‘\”-ii i>"< -' - iw __ _-<3 id - _ . _. Mi'

<1)

C=§t"l

r-'05 3*# :vm

WEI

CJ III "1

I broken futher and gruiiiifiitl\ei', 1`l\e-‘P

I. procession to the coniotery was a very '“’

` ' - said oiic, uuil during the short grave- l\_\

' side service niuiiy syinpzithetic tears “

were- shed for those who parted with B

ier is lteiil who had liuelciietl to cl lic sii'ic»ken home as soon as it was ml imwii iliiit iliplithirria was there. Hut Pl

ig ones who miss her in their honif.-_ _,i

Ori Saturday the neighbours gatbercd‘|_ ns near the liiiiiic as wus coiisiile-i'ed advisable, and there received the little casket from the hands of the heart-. \

their darling nt. the gateway of their “fi home. At the time of this writing, I thc iiece.=isiiry cleaning precautions to have been conipletml and the quixran- A

ne restrictions removed from the at , home of Mr. and Mrs. Millar, and they 0” ~\*UVe”’)’@" wh- it

20c each 3 for 50:: are receiving many expressions ot'

deep syiripathy t‘rui.i the people of the

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED Q

Makers M0\‘lU’¢9‘

‘r

ctliuue. _ A coiiimittee was appoint- ,I

ummunitv who lmve culled. tremely pretty wvddhig wok place in of ;§£‘i$¢_'__»5_-..:.1..f_ _ »,,"r, ~ UIC BIIDHSK fil\li‘<‘h '(180l`i-§B1UWfl 0" the I-ligh School. Mrs. and Miss Mc-

' _._`______J______ ` "F lgeph 26"’ “'l“'" MISS Hi"-ei M*‘"U€'i lutosh ure the sole i-ini'vivors. “God

ection of oi`i'ii:e lieiirers rt-sultcil us' lmvs: (`liici' .\lr. l). .»’\. .\li-liiiiiioir

_ ' .. ' 'l

'c.sirlci1i. Mr. 'i‘lioiii-.is \\li1tc; lst.|“ _ _. _ _ _[_ },]_(__W_L_m “V mnlh U q,ewAiiiess-sucli as exists in thc- gieut ' " ` ' ` ' " ' ' `i>rth \Vesl. llc was u iiiuii of n re-

urkiible uusolllsh and i-_liifi-ri'iil dis-

- Lind. \'ii~o Priis. Mr. .luiiiiis Mui _'_\;

con; 'l`iezisiii'cr .'\li. Alex .\lclI<»iiuld: iiuiiciiil Sc<'rctcr_v Mr. I). lt, .\lcl.eu- _, iii; llcix Sf:ci'r.'izii3'. .\li'. .luiiics .\Ii‘-_ _` illiiu; For. Scci'etiir_v Mr. John Mc-i ,I cunie; liircctors, i\'Ics.~zi's_ VV, \\'.',

aton, McDouuld, Burnett and \Vliite t

:iii uiljoiiiued meeting in be held

..”‘WEDDlNG BELLS.- All ex-

Ji 1.

elighteil to sec him even ~t`or this

_ brief stuy. On arrival yesterilay h'€

WEDNESDAY , ivil. ut 0llC€ i'0l‘ hismo-me in Pownal,

short one but his many friends are

.."REV. MR. MclNT08H DEAD,- leiter from Miss Mabel Mclutosli Calgary to a lady friend in Souris uveye'd the Sail intelligence that

ssed away on Sept. lst. l-lc wus for ine yours the esteemed piistor of

5 K '

tions. After ii. very i-i.uccessi`ul nilii-

l L i` i il f 1 i\‘ , ilngregations adjoining Culgiirv to'

)'»“. Hill Fl' VU" VJ V*~’\')' WS- _-nys hc will rclurii ziuiiiii when tif \\' 'us fciired that liiiin_iii skill i-ould do ,-h,,,.,.h is |,,,.g(_ “mmgh In ,mm U". ,,,;_<\|-,nm p Serious--i`orrii, hill at liist

scouraging circumstances seenied to

e to whom he ministered that will

consisting of t‘ol. Steivuit, Messrs, In

report on the uiannei;_ in which Stl so niliews Night should be celebi-ated 0,-

' lo

lined his rliarges, having reiii'-ived cull fruin the coiigi-egaiiini of Keh- _v. Sai-\k,. where he' lnboiircd wlilh uch success till iittiit-ki-il bv the

id ii li:-ill, prencliiiig accusii/iiiilly ln

iich lie removed when his. sickness

had in siiiccuinb to the lust enc‘iny.

:ii iliiiesi, liiit_diii~in|.-; thc- liis-I few yn of his life wiis_ t:i~aiite=d ii pc'riod i'onipui~aiiive i-iilin. llc wus hurled

Vulgury ut his own

i|iic-st, this iicsirc wus in ching with the spirit of the men io loved lurgencss, fulness iiiiii free-

iii-ition`in fiict so cheei'i`ul was he uring his lust iliiys thai his friends :itertained some hope that lic inight L; spared much longer. Duriii his

ulker. .»\, Illchcod. Jziines Ali:-idife he was always opmmlstlc' N0 unc. John Iilvliuiigliliii, (`liui‘les,(‘a `elistcr, .luiiies l‘ui-Lin, .]. \\`. McMil-fan

ii. George G. Mc(`orniiick and David H

un; him. llis Christian deportinent d uiiil'oi'm kindness secured him place in the affections of the peo-

ot soon be eifziced. The Presbytory

which he belonged' conducted the

iirvices on dny of burial, and tale der of Free Masons- to which he __e~ nged conducted their impresislve crvicc at the grave. Mrs. i\icInto'st. nee Miss l<`rnsci') will reside -at Cal- iiry where Miss Mcliitosii ii grailuiite

Dalhousie College. is n, teacher in

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5-vw-¢-~¢-.~-v-¢»¢»-Q-»-0.-»-e-n-e-4-.-¢-0-¢~¢~¢-ave i U

aiighter of Gr. ii. 'I`. and Mrs, M

huries his- workmen but cnntiuucs his

iiiiuel of C-r»ori:cto\\'n. l’. lil. I., was W,

rk. "-(‘, "

l$m~ ,`

No BREAK _

-.¢..

uiied in marriage to Mr. Htoy Bak- r of llalifax. ltcv. Mr. llublev of-

Mggg *UW THEM

USE _ A " UP

ii ""\;\-Q *` 7

SQ”

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_ ounce of treezone, which will cost S

` ver- little, but is said to 'be sufliclent,

i __ _ L in. ii' rjjlil-

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STRONG'$ Soap - Saver _

MAKES HARD \V.-’\TF.R, S`OFT- `

li Works! Try lt ` i °

ciuting. The church was tastefiilly neeiirg., in 1|". ht election fo, St

“Q->Q~°lWO\<O* D*

|-he-0-»e-e»~

I- l"l '4

O-4-9-o

~l~v-¢-Q-¢»-0-0-e~u»u»q~4~»~0 \\~A¢-owne-p»i»-0-unve-

corn nr callus.

soreness is relieved. and soon the corn is so shriveled that it lifts out with

o which dries when applied and never

Good news spreads rapidlv and drug-

Ask at any _pharmacy for n quarter ‘

0 rid one's feet of ever hard or soft

You apply just ri few drops on the

enfler. aching corn and instantlv thi!

ut pain. li is it sticky substance

niiames or even irritates the adjoin- ng tissue.

This iliscovery will prevent H1011- mi. mowers inni ment. col. J. soni-

SPLENDH) FOR wA5|,.||NQ san-.lsof deaths annually from lockj_aw EVERYTHING. TRY H., and infection heretofore resulting

_ from the suicidal habit of cutting

Lnnadian Selling Co., Montreal, Can. cams'

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~# *-1 und beautifully ilccorateil with ii pro- page,-',, moi( [,1,,(.,, at ,vfonficeiio on

elle how to loosen a sore, fusion of autumn flowers and tiny

gender com so if ||f¢_| flower girls proceeded the' bride ns- she pi

wt wighoug pa|n_ “Wi 1191' _\`21ll1f”‘l`_ Wfefefl lil? <fh\1l`<fi‘ I0 lion to the ciindiiluies, I)r. McDonald

the strains oi the wediliiig innrz-li. _,H

"The Voice that Bri-.allied Over Eden” |>,-emjgr Arsemmit’ M,-_ _y_ H_ Ben"

as bcziuiii`iill\i reizrlered bv the

Rlonday evening. hir. llugli E, Me-

The first of ii series of campaign

iee ot' Selkirk presided and in ‘aildiv

(1 Mr. Mcliityi-e. the speakers were

w , _ - . _ ichoir.'l`he bride looked charming in a

" if » `

ii /` ‘ i - ~.,_. h ' k L b __ 'dis arming gown of siiailow lziife and Silk _with

` ‘ ’ '[g,f;e‘;b,`§_";h‘;r§th;_Dd,S(}§°`};ry OI; 8 Cin veil and orange blossoms cuirying a

_ - _ - » beautiful shower bouquet of brides /-i >inn.iti mnn,_which is said to loosen/roses and maiden hair fem. After

_ fu J ,i any hom so it nm’ UM mth the nuglthe ceremony at number of the friendsi

i l em' ' gathered at the home of tiicbride

the sincere good wishes of their many friends both in Georgetown and in Hulif-ax, liulifiix papers please copy.

lnnt, soldiers in the persons of Lieut.

lieie a very pleasant evening was peut. Mr. and Mrs. Baker after n short tour oi' .\'ova Scotia. will res-ide in Halifax. The iiiziny gifts show the esteem in \\'liii~li the young couple were held and they izarry with them

The Arnnuiore brought over yester-

day two splendid Caiimiiaiis and gul-

lviemories _ _

V V E of- “the nicest ctup of tea

- -l ever ta.sted- “ 5

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‘ IC.<_>!l%§Qi\1CS°i:"l=-:CLE __ _ `

The "I§xtra" in ‘ . V V V

Choice Tea

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MF- J- J- Johnston. Hon. H. D. Mc- him ci`i'ei~tivcl_v`,slii>wcil up the ziils- sliould .'if_ leiist be appreciated tim' Ewen, Mr. James Molsazic and Mr. roiircsciitiitioiis. lpuiiing thc province. on 'sound financi- H' N' CGX' l’i'ciiiivi' .f\r,<i‘i\iiult iii (lic i-iiiii~i<<- oi" ‘li iii*-“ii U9 5"h‘-“"'ed the dimcuny

The meeting was large, very orderly n ieoiii-iliiiloi~v iii|dri\ss_ di-nlr iii t-ini-l UW liiivfiriiiileiit was laboring under

and all the .~ipeakei's received n good siiierzililc iciinih with iiiiiiucinl iniii- ill iiilviflg |858 revenue now than be- hearing. Both candidates made a fav- ters. Hi: sziiil the l’i'i»\'iiii»i\ ui~\~ci' liiiili foil’ HW “"“`- While the cost of rear' oriiblc impression for new cpniers.l)r. lizid ciiiiugli iiioiicv :ind i-iiniii-iii-(1 Ihiii l'-"mg 0" Ui” PUUHC 5e""'iCe‘h“d Very McDonald is it very fluent speaker ilu- i.ilii\_i~ul.< linil hot siiilii-ii~ni' in riiii ""’\-iid"-l"‘lllY i“C"‘f“5ed- N°t“'m" and gives promise if elected to be one iiic iiii`iiirs ni' ilu- pi-o\-iiirii i-iiiisi‘ii<~- f~'i1\I1<lii\i: iili this he hoped the Govern- of the ahlest de-haters in the lcgislii-| iiwily. liut \\-liilc uiliiiiiiiiig ilils hi- int-ni wuiilil he Ubi*-' 10 Pllll UINUBD ture. The Liherul speeches consisted liliinicd iliiini for not inuking un liini-` ‘im “’"l` “`lU‘0UL Sinking V-he P|'0V-11109 ofa good deal of the reiiaiih of the lust ost iiffort in get thi- ri-viiiiuii :is they, 9‘U`U“"` into me li9bi~ Campaign. Mr.. Bell spent the best hurl this suiiii-_ iiii‘uii:< us wiere :il tliiz- UV- M"i)‘""1m in 3 graceful Speech Dflfil Of ills time in misi‘e~prcsentin|,; ilispiisiil uf iliii (‘oii:~'i»r\'.‘iiivr\ Gui/0i‘i1-'i""’i"”‘U'i it "mf" of thanks to me Url GoollwiIl_und tho l"al<:on\vo0d iii- nicht. lf the l'oiisiii'viiiivu (luvi:i'ii~i "i“‘i"'"i‘U ""i'i"i\ ‘VM ’*e°0“d‘3d bb' Mr* ciilent, but Mr. Mclsuuc who followed inf-iii liaiil iloiic niiiliiiii; chic ili<;~_v_‘M'~`|"1.\""‘ Und lilifilllflloufiii’ Ciiffled- _ _ | -

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Wliippiiig it Tired Hors i " A

i Does otliie lliiii reiigii

Milli..-

£2?

icy-Bziuld, both of liulifux, ' (‘olonel Flowers has been ii soldier loi- tliirty-four years and is the ideal figure of un int'iinti'_v ofiliccr. lie went to France with the 64th llnttul-

Y§T.‘iiI‘§€i.§'.‘Jiii $.t‘.i‘§‘i.‘2Z”§¥ Neither Do Slimulaiitsi

get his load over is bad spot

ary relief with the new method of -reconstructing the starved and depleted nerve cells.

'V ion. hilt wus later transferred in the

, _ _ . .. - ~ 25th Biittulioii, the fiiinous ,llullfiix

l -_-_»..-.»v~ »v-. 1.\. A

‘oll.\’

£1 \ i _ V . - V ‘ i i A

tl :it ('.oui‘i:elette_

` I “ _J i it wus ut this liitler emfngciiicnl.

\ _ si \l\\ . , _ thnt (‘ol. l"loweis wus wounded rc-

l'.li\V/\ li t;

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It is imp

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THE Old Colony Pattern

is a reflection ofthe grace,

beauty and simplicity of Co- _ loiiiul times. _ _

Like :ill patterns bearing the

trademark--1847 ROGERS BROS.-it gives you a pleasin

i- combination of beauty ang

durability--the two-fold es- sential of utmost value.

the genuine-known as “Tire

.--5.. __ Seventy Year Plate.” The

‘-»f;-- dats-,1s47, ' ' °

_ Sold by leading dealers.

Unqimlif.-'edly guaranteed.

,Li ' \ Mule In Cundn by

MERIDEN BRITANNIA C0., Ltd.

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ortant that you 'et

identifies lt.

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First Draft Battalion is being oi ;:ani7ed, nt Halifax with Colonel l-‘lowers in Command rind Colonel

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Bnuld. nec ndl. A company of this I - . -. I I ‘battalion will be quartered in (`hi\r- ° I ' _ _

11 loltetown to train and. prepare the _ _ ' - _ _ V* _-__ _ _

drafted msn for Active service _ 50 cents it bex a full f-res-tment of Giboxes for _$235 at nu,d,`|°,_. ~ Edm »

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3-iimiieiifivliiiiilitiolini-Tiiliiniisiiigiifrhliiii aff; ii . , m°‘“'°d' T°"°'“° D° ’“” b° "“lk°‘|"“'” “°'P"‘*¢‘°' ‘“"*°iW¥i9 fmiiafinv onl dna. o ti. - i i

oiil pn the Sinniiie iinii pdrtiliilurlv

coivlnfg ri Shrtipiicl wound that shui.- tered his left shoulder, early on the morning of Sept. 15, 1916.

Lieut. (lol. .l. Stanley Buuld is the

hero oi’ the 25th Buttzilion und one of the outs'tb,iiding figures in that glor- ‘ious (lanailiiiii victoi'_v_~(`niircelettc. lie it was who reformed his men und. led' them on to victory during thiii,‘ engagement, when several oth- ‘ or ('zinndii1n iuiiits. were wuv-i #ring and fiillim: hnrk Pol. ‘ Buulil is the idol of the yoiiiigur (Yiinnillnn officers :ind one of younlr est :ind finest cominzinilers (lunndn has yet sont to i~‘i'uuce, lie also wcnis the golden stripe on his nuff. the honor mnrk of casualties.

Colonel Stnnley llnuld is known

wherever the lliilifax Wanderers have pliiyed football or hockey hnfl with thnt teiim hun made several trips to

this city.

Both (‘oloiiel Flowers nnil' Colonel

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ani are ere n connect nn W the entalilislilng of ri depot here for the tmlning of drafted men The

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ig titles1";‘;‘I‘?ég°g‘;‘;lfha£nd°g_‘;£;’;;ya‘§ A little patience is required to -

f rth d 1 tes his reserve of siilrengfi-Zh eaiiid leaves him ex- Wor Nerves

follow out this building-up pro- cess, but this is the only Wa.y'ii`1

And so it is with the nerves -of

- the human body. You may by

use of stimulants accomplish the

Any temporary relief obtained

is won at an enormous expense to the nervous system -end you are left more exhausted than ever.

The introduction of Dr.

,Chase's Nerve Food was revolu- tionary in the treatment of ner- vous diseases, because it replaced the old idea of obtaining tempor-

haustedi _ W if A ' -_-which disease of the _nervég‘ca,n- »

_ The Food Cure

': MTS- A~. NOYUI. Grand Street North,

work in or deadening the » Brantford, Ont- Writes: "Both my husband

_ Mid I can sneak very highly or ur. tziiunfs

nerves with narcotics you may 1 -N-°f"° .F°°°- hams we iff 'im B i----im stop the headaches. i _

rhlultér "MY 'l1\!dbund'Bufforog frmiipweuk- ness -and a-=»un-downvsysteni,.ami |,,.,,,,,,,,, sonlind he iinully had to give up work. [le also had spells of iptlluiiiihollh. llif chin-

. msnced using Dr. 'Chusifs Nerve Fond, .inn

utter im treittiiient of this meillviiw l iiiivi-ii “W Buch 11 Chunse in nm'l>D<i.v. iii- is now uble to attend to his work, nm] is ,.,,_,,,,,,,,,;- splendid-healtli. -’

v".Betoi'e 'I started taking hi-_ i.‘l1.'i.~ic'.~i

Nerve I'uod_ _I was ti-oubled with iici-voiis- rifle. slgeniesenéss dna it pain in-oun-i in.- heurt. l‘ho_Nervc Food built up iii,v systciii. “N108 101% ff‘*‘l»Hlwf1Rcr in uvcry wiiy, niid reilevoduie of the unnoylnfr uymptonis froni whicli T hud sutiered. We 'ulwuyu keep .l.\i-. ChIiHe's Nerve Foiiii ln thi-. house i'cii`dy-hu use ill cuse it is iiei>ded."

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\___ _*_ _ __ _ __A_______ _N _ ____ _ _*_ ___A_i__ men wh() have 599|] gctivg- .ggfjlgh ,_- ,_ - - -i ~- -‘ i i .i -i .--l 1--~ .~¢- , ,;i,_-_- 1.- - » _

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§‘~`be really cured. The,perv6s_arB~. l 5’ starved for proper nourishment.-»”‘ ~" ` ee You supply the nutrition in-Dr. 1 Cha.se's Nerve Food. The results are certain, because you are working hand in hand with

Nature. ”

As strength -is restored the appetite is sharpened, digestion _ improves, you get the good of P

the food you eat, headaches dis-

_ appear, you find yourself gaining "‘iu' confidence, invigor and in i energy. You begin to have new

ambitions, to enjoy your work _ and to feel again that life is. _

L __rea.1lywo1fth1ivi1ig. ‘_-

_ :gg--»~» ¢>- _ _ e ,int the front ln the present war. | i _ ___ _ ,,,,_,_.,,,______i_-.J _,_ __

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