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ANOTHER w°UN°E° T W°'d German primuhri arrived on the Is-

iias been received by Mrs. Cyril Shop ‘md an Tiurluy “uhh They ‘mme

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Mon: e¢n\|ANs.- Fifty mm- ' fi" '//ffl"-:`>;"'f”"”_"33”,” ' A n MTV H

_ __ . Poi.ice cou);1'.- At the Police ` ' ' V _

by tl16 addlll0l1 Of l _sPEc|.AL v's|T-'The Rev' Hmry Court Ssturdaytwo prohibition cus- _ _ _

__ _ f Boyer Maritime Secretary of the cs were adjourned _md two cus” ' -

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il Srila qllanllfy 0 _ . __ ___un;T.liai\BR_|_aiii_lieT of the_Brl_ti:h t\_n_d were dlsmi“ed_ one drunk was _“___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .___..¥~________*_ _ . __ _ _ ._____.Tf °"'_g" e 5°” Bly' “rr ve n Us missed. _it being his llrst offence. The 13 Scarce and ls gfQ\7V1l~lg 3Cf»ll`CCl_`» _

movmce on me 7"' or September und “age” °’ “"° Y‘i“”¥ "‘““ '°' “"‘ "“"‘g lar e art of the' available supply niulst be 'used

_ has addressed well attended meetings employed In an' umm] occummon g P

“"5” d"" " '*‘ r'-" 5”' in Beds” Su-nw°f=\d°~ Bfeckle Y r ' for soldiers’ boots. Iinportations have pi-_a<__:-__

tically ceased and we are 'forcedito depend*

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Grocers supply what the people demand

WINDOVV displays similar to the above

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of Diamond Flour with grocers and their customers. Diamond Flour is admirably adapted to the making of good bread and tasty. flaky pastry. s

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u The maid of honour .\liss ilrr- We went ln wllll l, fnll nlnlnon nnll

" The ceremony was performed prlvnle la,-nnk gnnlemn nl llle

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Point Road, York. Cornwall, -Marsli- were adloumedmn Monday'

fluid und Pownall. Yesterday Mr. KILLED _N A'c.rf0N__Mr_ Al'ex_

B°y°r wok mme services' “'"“°]y audei-. Buchannun Clyde Station has

Vaueynem’ ikumulr’ 'I-'l-fl.-(-397!-‘.’.Q9}5}9l .~.beon---aotl-tledvef-theft Pte. Alexander in conversation with the Rev. Mr. Buchanmm lnmmly was otncianv :_"_;"“_' _"Q “";‘°‘1_ gm" l““"e’“___“":” reported kitten in action August sont. `\ M” 3 L" " lu’ war work e or B Pte. Alexander Bucliunnan was one

'ii the Bible Society, in their desire of the wah boys _md was transferred to .reach all classes of men over eight to the lam Battalion

million. three hundred thousand cop ‘

ius ot'_ the words of life, (God's word) W0UNDED__Mr E_ G_ Dim", had been distributed during the war, Marshneli has received w0~__d that hh' ti-tiiisiutuii into seventy live different 'On Wimam Robins mums has been l:tn;;utu;cs. Such ti. service as this ap- admmed to 2 western Geneml Hm

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ptsuis to Ciristians everywhere an Manchester Sept Gm gu__Bl_0t wound ‘im Bible Society isbeiug supported in hand '

ind sustained by all right thiniting Mu people. Mr. Boyer leaves this morn ' ` ing tor New Brunswick, where he _vlsl-l-me RK;/AyMEN__ ML continues to “curry on" the work oi F_L_ Snmmom Comptroller and .n0uB_ viri-uiutiug the greatest book with ii “wr of Canadian Government Raw liivine nicssagm in the world.. wayB_ ML s_F_ Bumm auditor of Dm

_ _ -i burseinents and Messrs Henry and 'fignish was the scene ofa very Long of the llnllway Donn,-lnn,nl_ Ol.

pretty \vcd<ling on \Veditcs1lay lawn, have been ln the ally for n con. St-pteinbcr iith when Miss i\'l;ir- ple of (lays-on l,u,lne,B ln wnnecllnn ioric llxickett ,eldest daughter of wlln the nlaclng of the lnlnl ,.nll_ hir. rind Mrs _ _lohn 'l`. liacl-:ctt They ,nlnln n _lrlp ow, llle ,olnl was united in nmtrinlony to Mr. i’. Tlnmnlay and Fl.ldny_

`.l:ittd<~_ .\lurphy second son of _ ,\`cil11i0i' .\'lurl)liy. REcQM|V|ENDE|3 FQR M_ M__

by Rev. _]. l\'lurl1hy unc_lc of thc glllll Batlallon Bon ol Mn frooni, assistcrl by Monsignor D. and Mm _]_ (lnnlel~0n_ Grenl G¢0l»l_n, »`\l- »\l1\l`<lf“l1llll» lfC‘\’~ /\~ NSW- Street, writing home under date of

1o\\'n of Whitt: lirocadcd satin with llrllfe and cnnllnnnsl -fWcll_ we lnnl thc couvcntionzil veil and orzuiye some fun lnll ll cost ns nnlle ll nl~lce_

|J0\\fl\\€t Of llflflfll YOSCS. and you know that is quits it drive.

trtult' .\lcl".lrov, aunt of thc briilc nlnne out wlln nnveln so you nee, l

u on the limited quantity of materials proclu‘ced~ inf-

Cgnada- ________.___-_.._~_u _.yo __

The cost of everything which goes into a pair 'of 'slides is"

high, and is going higher. Workmcn by the thousandsliavfe '

joined the colors,_and labor is increasingly hard to get. »-It`fi§}‘. not merely a matter of high prices, but of producing enough good quality shoes to gf) around. _ '

These conditions are beyond the control of any man, or. .

any group of men. They fall on all alike. No one is exempt-- neither the manufacturer, the dealer, nor the consumer. _ `

You must pay more today for shoes of the same quality than

you did a ycar ago. Next Spring,-_ prices will be higher still.

These are hard facts. They will not yield to argument,

They cannot be glossed over. VVC cannot change them, much as we would wish to do so. _ But you, as a wearer of shocs, canhclp to rclicve them if you

will exercise prudence and good judgment in purchasing. See that you get real value for your money. Spend enough to get it, but spend nothing for “lrills.” _

See that the manufacturcr’s trade-mark is stamped upon the

shoes you buy. High prices are zu temptation to reduce the quality in order to make the price sccm lo\v. But no manufacturer will stamp his trade-mark upon a product which hc is asharncd-» to aclcnotvlcdge. Remember this, and look for the trade-mark. lt is your best assurance of rc:il value for your money.

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fli>n:il<l :ind Rev. S. _l. f\lncdon:ild_ August gllll say.; ln, Bnpnnsell lhnyi H O MCC " 'l`hc bride who was given n\\'_i_\' we,-efllnlng Sonw wo,-,ylng when they Lmuw '

oy het' futher was ztitired in ti knew me Cnnlnllans were ln nn. lnl: "Shocmakers to the Nation" _ ' `

blossoms, and carried tt sliowcr we advanced 14 nlllcs ln two llnyll

When you buy Shoes Iuokfor-- 'jill -ti _ -this Trade-mark on cvcry sole

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Cillladll F00(l B0tll'(l Li(:0llS(5S NOS. 145 and 145A. wore zi gown of silver lace over lnnl good lnck_ l was recommenllen __ ___ ________ __ _ _ _ _ _

I ‘_ 'Lf-'-»~-:_ 'L nizitcli and carried a bouquet of el-on also fn,-wan-led ll Ge,-,nan

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3 ' i »~-'~ fl - l ‘ '.____‘_;‘_‘f___'§_1f_=@¢;: _-1‘y._lt_.f_,‘ Lime Miss Dom llllpll-~~||, cluding various Catholic Societies, _ _

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'native georgette crepe with lint to for a nnlltary nlellnl_-~ pnvale Cam.

1\1lU\'¢`I\>`lCl`S- watch and money as souvenirs.

The two bridirsmuids, Miss lid-

`th l):ilton of llrooldiiic. .\l;_i:=,s_, SERVICE FOR THE DEAD- The llul l\'Ii_s_q liilvcn _lohngton of onnunl service for the dead in con- thnrlotlclown were gowtied in nection with St. Dunstan’s Cutheilrnl iiink silk not over georgette crepe was held at the Cemetery y€Si0l‘\lily

with l:ir_i{c hl:u‘l< velvet' hats :ind afternoon under Billelldlil Weillllel'

voungcst sister of thc bride uhu Orme H le Colllvilr 11" DXOCCKM

'unit _satin .ind carrie-d a basket of Prince. Kent and Wey'm0l1th St. to Howe,-S_ St. Peters Road and thence to the

The groom was attended by l\lr. C0l1\€l8l‘,v- The BlBl\0D Of Cl1a\‘l0lf@‘

ilnrnlcl iiackett brother oi the town and Monsignor Kelly. Ulllwsv bride. preached eloquent sermons, and the

The ushers were Mr. _lohn _[_ Rev. Maurice MacDonald and other

Morris and l\li'. \V. A. (itiudei. Clflfgy 0fflGl\1l9<l~ S\1\1S%f<l\l8I1llY the

The church was licntilifnlly Bishop consecrated the new addl_li0I\

lucorntcd with ferns :ind cut flow- W me ¢9l\19l01‘Y- 'l'liBl'€ Was 8 VDPY C,»5_ large attendance of the public and the

During the. service solos were Procession which was a very impos-

rcntlcrcd by Master l--lnckett :uni ills one. was witnessed by crowds 2l~ .\liss Dorothy Hackett brother :ind Ons the route.

sister of the bride :uid Miss An-_ _ -- nic Richard./\ violin sole was il;tv» Pfffmlcl' Afsenmllt N15 fefuflled

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wi by Mr. ii. \vsbi> of imittiiti, from his ffm to Halifax- Q“@\>°C» Maint Montreal, 'i`oronto and Ottawa.

After the ceremony :L reception He fcllorts the _cmpsjllood 1" lhe5_°

-.vns held :it thc home of the bride. l)f0V1}“l€5; In Ql1fm'|0 *he §"0l’ ‘S

'l‘ln. gl-nnlnfs gift nl llle bride praci|cal_ly all in. The Province of

was at pixino, to the maid of hon- Qlwbec is ffnfll’ “fell Hdvimfed and our licridat and pearl car rings, to the New B\'U"5“"Ck Cfol) 15 fibom _thc bridesmaids and flower girl hillf IH- _ _ ‘mneo rings,:ind to the groomsman The Chief Hlallwf _dlSCUSS€d at ,md n5llen_~_ gold Cuff l§nkS_ the conference in Halifaii was the

The bride and gl-ooln will spend returned soldiers land settlement.

their honcvmoon in Montreal anzl The i>f€S€llf AU WHS C0l1Sld@l'Cd 'l‘0n)nlO_ ' rather unsatisfactory and unwork- The out of town guests were able- _ _ .\’lr. and l\lrs. W. A. Satterio and Wl11lSl lil OUHWH U16 Pfemlflf ylm F_ \\r_ gnnlll of Halil'_1x_ had a conference with Mr. Maher, \ll-_._ _l_ M_ 1)@vny and ltillsler jog- the chairman of the _Land Settle- t‘|>h Devay of Wt-st Ne\\'toti,l\/lass. lTi€f1li Board _:md discussed _the Nliss Kathryn M<'_l\’lillat'i of Syd- "latter W_Wh_h'm~_ It ‘S _"Ot u“l‘k°` ncy_ Henry llenzll-y nml R_ ]_ Kel. ly that amehorations will be made lv of Moncton, N. B. t0 the ACL ' .The question of school books

was also discussed in l~inlifax.Pre- mier Arsenault also discussed this matter with the Acting Minister of Erlttcatioii of Ontario, Sir William Hearst and the Deputy Minister, Dr. Calhoun. It is probable that :1 meeting will be arranged of the Stiperititetidents of liducation of the dilT_erent provinces to go more fully into the subject. The use of _similar school 'books throughout the Dominion, especially in the

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‘ i g 9 1 ' _______ ’ yr _ 9 _ Sumuierslde. Fifty more will arrive ' _ _ o A _ _ in ` _ iff. _ W“"~ “°“‘ “"‘S“’_‘_" l.»__~_~.~.d_f_<=.=.::..~t<~» T/iwzam T fwfhaboatsfi

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If you use Cuticura Soap for every-

day toilet purposes, with touchc| of Cuticura Ointment now and then as needed to soothe and heal the first lmples, redness, roughness or scalp firliation you will have on clear s complexion and as good hair la it ls possible to have.

Maritime* l"rov‘inces_- would not only lead to more uniformity in ediicntioiial mnttcrs, but would al- so bring about closer relations he- tween the Plroviiices and also en- able the books to be purchased at cheaper prices,

The Premier also had a vi-ry

satisfactory interview with the Minister of Militia with reference tn military matters in this district and the Minister expressed his de- sire oi' visiting the Province for the purpose of enquiring "more closely into matters :mtl getting more acquainted with the Province gem-rally. If he can possibly spare the time he hopes to be able to pay

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'l`hc-weather in thc upper l‘ro\'- nlii'o:id that next suininct' willlillc in-_st troops in lirziuvc :intl have

inccs during the l‘renticr’s visit llring about the long looked for ni-v¢l~ as 3-qt failed ill gill- nlgl; gil-

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but everything prosperous looking. The Minister of Militia, \\'lio1l<¢~lu strongly reinforced :ind the

The scntintnent ri-gzirding the has lately been in l"raliccni1tlF.itg- |;;lit;lli0ll_< nrt- llgillg It-clit ;l1 full

war in thc other l‘i'ovi_uc<:s is very l:uul, _said evcrylioiiy thcrc spoke film-lllylll willl _elnlng rcS(.rl»l.5 ln optimistic, said the l’rt‘init-r, andlvery highly of the (`iin:i<li:ins. |m¢l\-»lln»lll_ 'yllnlr Sllcmgs lg lnrgcly