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C o a .lust Arrived

The _ ,;.Schoon'ers ‘McLure” and “Jo eph McGill” arrived

yesterday with Al- 0.. -ig..

bion Nut and A bion Round Coal.

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not coine und see M1: Lowe at 0

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Reliable Fishing Tackle

\\ e _:ire sliowlns a very complete line

of_r<-liable fishing tackle at attractive prices. _ _ _

See our special values in Split Bamboo Fly Aitutiu $1.011, sms una si_so. .-use special values in Lines, Ileels,FIy Books, Baskets, i< lies etc., etc. _

In Fishing Contests

we lead. others follow. This year our contest will bi- the_ same as in former years. For the heaviest _trout caught on Mav 24th we will give tree a $5 00 Rod,

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rata. 'Moore & McLeod.

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all Remedy for it that will bring about speedy relief.

”, REXALL

There are nearly 400 Reirall Remedies-one for every ordina

ill-and all guaranteed good or money'refunded. 'I ry relief t Rexall way. _

McKinnon Drug Company Great George and Kent S.reets

Geo. E. Hugliesll

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have _earnestly striven to _ establish such a reputation,_and~believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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IT PAYS to biiy‘ln this Province. _

CHOIR REHEARSAL.-St. James

Choir Rehearsal will be held this week on Friday evening, after preparat service. A full attendance is requ

ed. Special anthems.

AT PATON'8.-Mrs Lowe, repre-

senting the Bias Corset C0

demonstrate and fit the Bias Cors to intended buyers, during all Frid and Saturday. 1

OF LOCAL |NTEREST._- Word just reached here of the death on M 22nd at St. Francis Hospital, H ford., Conn., of Mr. Chas. B. Sou wick. The deceased was. well kno here, where he spent many summers, and made many friends with his k

and winning manner.

FISHING COMPETITION.-In the

fishing competition conducted by Mr A. E.-Jamieson, druggist, the prizes i’or‘thc best fish cat ht on Ma "4

lst, Wm. McCarron, 2 lbs. 11 oz.; 2nd.

llerrell. 1 Ib. 8 oz.

TONiGHT'S MEETING. - Miss

Louise Mcilully, Korean Missioiiury. und Mr. Clio, a Korean student, will address a meetin in the Presbyterian

May 26th at 8 o'clock. They will also

lowing tedegrani was received on the

Dalton, of Fort Augustus, was united in marriage to Mr Vifilliam Walker of the same place. The bride, who was cliarniingly attired iii white serge with large itat triinnied with two willow

ll-ly 1111111185. carried a lovely b011<l11l‘-I Of ward island held the trophy they fe e white Cariiatieiis. and was attemled by it their duty to mails it innve and giv

Miss May Hughes, of this city, who also wore white, but carried pink car- nations. The groonis's brother acted as groomsnian. Following the cere- mony a dainty breakfast was served iit. the Higgin’s l-louse, after which the happy couple left by boat for their future Iiome in Canso. The bride, who was employed t`or the past three years at the Victoria Hotel, was deservedly' popiilui and on the evening previous

gathered in the Victoria dining-room

Morris chair, the presentation being niadc by the head waiter, Mr J. F. illcl d _ M other handsome

while the bridesmaid received a locket and chain. At the wharf yes- terday morning many of the brlde’s

young couple left amiilst showers of

and sailors of Caiiadu fallen in battle.

ll, in the Arena, Halifax, uinler the

and spectacular military parade in

coiincction with the service in which the men of the P. E. Island Heavy

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Northumberland docked at Charlotte- town last evening at 7.45 o'clock.

ery HARTNEY HALL.-The\ usiiall est- services will be held Friday evening,-

May 28th, at 8 p. m. Subject, A Great_

deliverance. Speaker, Rev. W. P. Mc\'ie.

., _Ltd.. .

'I‘oroiito, will be at Paton's store to A SPECIAL INVITATION is Elven

ets to the ladies of Brookfield and the ay surrounding country to bring baskets 037 on Thursday evening to the Patriotlcl

Concert and basket social at Brook- .

has field. As we have not time to make

a personal canvass we take this oppor-

art- tuiiity of extending this invitation. A

MARIED IN CALGARY-At St. Ste-

piien's Church. Calgary. on April 29th. Rev. Canon James performed the cere- mony which united Miss Winnifred Beer und Mr Earl Mi-Lathlan, in mar

ig y _ _ _ - -

'were--awarded in the following order: riage. Mr. and Mrs. McLachlan let`t

after the ceremony for Edmontoii.

‘Major Leigh, 1 lb. 14'/2 oz..; 3rd, l"'. where they will spend their honey-

moon, residing afterwards in Calgary. Mrs. McLachlan is it native of Char- lottetown and will bc remembered here by her many friends who will wish her much happiness.

Ciiiircli, Clyde River, on Wednesday. APPRECIATION- -- The " Young

Peoples' Society ” of the First Metho-

address a meeting in the Presbyterian dist Church desire to express their Cl11\1‘Cl1 H111`lBVill€. 011 'l`l1\\1‘Sllf-Y. M115/ thanks to the management of the ‘.5'1th, at. the siiine Iioiir. l’eoplc's Theatre t'0r their enthusiastic

--- help and great kindness in making the

|3|-ANDER MISSING- -~ The lOl- candy sale at their theatre such a

splendid success, and particularly ap-

llifll lllili- by MT- 311111001 300118011. preciate the managcmeiit's generosity Peters Road, from Adi- G61191”11l» Ot- in giving all the proceeds ofthe Satur- tiiwa: We sincerely regret to inform .jay Mntiiree in the society The you that Pte. Lester Clair Johnson, young people wish to smln, (11111, tim has been oiiiciiilly announced missing total sum renliggrl was $157, 1058

lhirther pitrticiiliirs, will be forwarded

when received. Pte. Johnston, enlist- N0 R|F1_E MAT¢i-| T1-|15 vEAR_.__ A

cd from Vancouver, B. C., and was a some days ago Major Bal-11911 com.

mélllbcr Of thc 7th. Battalion, 21111 muiiicated with Lieutenant-Col H. '

U1‘igl\ll€~ Flowers, Secretary-Treasurer of the

Nova Scotia Riflc Association and Ma

yesteirluy morning at 11.30. when Misa nuiiunui nine Match for 1915. it wus

X MSW l1~ D11ll011. daughter Of M1' J111_110S felt by some members of the Counci

that owing to the absence on militur duty oi' many of the members it woul be ditilcult to get up a match this yen that would be satisfactory to the di ferent provinces but its Prince Ed

the other provinces an opportunity' t

ters t`roin Lieut-(`ol. Flowers and M jor I-‘rost in reply to Major Bartle stated that it would be impossible a well as inadvisablc to hold the matc this year owing to the absence on dut of practically all their members. I has therefore been decided to pos pone the match until a more coiive ient season

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“to her marriage her fellow-workers ` ____

FROM THE FIRING LINE.-Tll

and presented her with a Iiaiidsome following extracts are l»l.om ll lelle

Q. proper burial."

written home by Sérgt. Vernon M Leod:-“ Just a few lines to-day, as

111? S011 11115' 15 1101 often n0w= 11181 we have time ::Don‘t forget ihe auction sale of

presents were also received. U19 during the day for letter writing. a groom S llresem being a 5°ld_ Winch' one usually sleeps in clothes and boot.

and with one eye open. Then agai we move about every three days, ai these marches are always bv moo

friends were present and the happy llgllly therefore our llllle lg lm-dl

broken and ood intentions interru

boufem and gow wishes' led. To-daygi was down to the Gall

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_ f Hell and Suicide Corner' thee

Msiviosi/ii. ssnvice-/in unpres- °l _ _ l _ . ' ,_ 1,. 1,1 ll J .1 . ll,_ l-ll .

sive nieuiorial service, for the soldiers lJl;1l§§50l.)r§,l1§ltnllggchuxgglgcdrefflgf' um pa ‘F Ox mlm peut l 0 U”

week gone by. On the further ban

was held on Sunday afternoon, May ol- me Ysel. Canal ls a lllgll rldge wll

trees growing on it. At a certain poii

presidency ot' His Honour the Licute- lllls ridge ls Cul or levelled to lll nant-Governor. There was u splendid gmllml so lllat troops crosglllg lh

cunal may go by road past the ridg without climbing over it. Again, thi ridge protects the rear from rifle an

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_ l opened with iicetlioven’s Funeral one would lake a leisurely pmmenml

, d- ' _ f ' '

l’rincess Lolnse liilsilie-rs. f0ll0W€<1 by lllg 1,110 me mem-10w_ Qll llle gal. H1119 vulsive movement, kicked thc slipper nvocatmn W Rev' (’“pt' Graham' oi' the meadow or pasture is anothe

W March played. by me. Band of the 66th along the roail through the ridge lea

Get'Ready for the 24th

' Guns Rifles etc.

See Our Lines of

We have ia fine stock of Guns and Rifles this

season at prices to meet every pocket book. Before you begin to get ready for the 24th we want you to see our stock of Guns, etc. Call in and let us dem-

onstrate the line to you.

Tobin Guns, the best on the market today,

ranging in prices from $26.25 to.........$45.00 ea.

22 Calibre Remington Rifles_...... ....._..$5.00 22 Calibre Remington Repeater......... .$14.50 32 Calibre Remington Rifles $5.00 and.._.$7.§0 Single Barrel Guns, highest grade, special price

$5.00

Daisy Air Rifles from

600 ft0_..........$3.25 ea.

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° H Childrens’ Toy Pop Guns.. ._ 25c ea.

Targets..................

.........60c ea

r Cartridges

` A full line of “Dominion” and “U. M. C.” Shells

at liwest market prices

` WHOLESALE & RETAIL

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(‘Iiaplain of the 25th Battalion. After the repetition of the 23rd Psalm. His

short introductory address. “Nearer My God to Thee" was sung, led by the

Senior (‘.haplain for Halifax. “They Sleep" was exquisitely rendered by the 63rd Rifles Band. followed by the hymn “Fight the good iight" by the congregation and the same band. Benediction having been pronounced the Dead March in Saul was played by the Band of the 66th P. L. F., the people standing; and the service was concluded by the rendering of the Na- tional Antliem by both bands and the cniire congregation. One of the men of the P. E. I. Heavy Brigade writing Iionie refers to the service, which ne states made quite an impression on

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Watches-..

_ Repairedc.

_ ._`e repair all kinds of ézfatchea, ‘Clocks`;~' Jewelry

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Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

Grafton Sts.

ridge (much smaller and lower) an then another space of open. Here

H°“°“" the Lle“t"G°"e"“°" g‘“'° “ the battle-field where so many of ou

boys fell, and the opening throng ridge No. 1 is called the Gate to Hel

I. 0 ’

band of the 63rd. and addresses were -l~lll.0llgll lllls place the bo 1‘ 1 1 1 - - 11 1 1

V l l ya llllll-c1~lel'1 iis wa s , iowetei an ie cou d not

tlqlileillgiveil by the Archbishop Of NOV* and through this gate (helping tli ~i-0 lil 11111 Rev- J- W~ Mi-Mlllv-11. D-D-. s1l-etllllfll-.11..1ll~1.,l-1;) we cal-l-led w0lllll1l.l| and itt ivnsi nipossible for him to seize

back. ln ilcld No. 2 is abuilding, on partly sheltered. The troops had t come from the rear under cover this place, and as soon as they reacl

Suicide Corner. At night a shell o

could be seen for miles around. Ther are many things one could tell, bu

fellow-in-arms. Oit duty one day w

pled by Canadians, prior to their a

the boys and brought home forcibly to vllmle_ ln the real. of one farm llous

N n'ri-iuiviaEiii.ANo - "rue

y 1 <1 lay the body of ti poor chap who hui 1' lately been killed. Pigs were loos f- ' _ vicinit so we decided to in

li- Taking his identification disc and al 6 his money and correspondence front 0 his clothes we dug a deep grav

hold or to postpone the match. Let-

a- Then wc Iowercd him gently dow tt and the Staff-Captaiii Ware read th S burial- service. \Ve closed in th h earth and the apple tree spreail a pal y. ot'..\v.ltite. petals over all. So rests on

t- graph was taken of the grave to send n- to his people with his effects, which

11-1 tioneer. ll*

15 bound his hands and thrust his fore-

of reach a point higher than his head l.

ed the 11nl,m1e¢;1ed open they were the rope. A series of convulsive often mowed down, so it was name

two ignited the building and the glow Strussled drew his lower limbs up

they are 100 11wfu1_ one ming 1lll1g1l1 dying man caused the witnesses of menuoll was the 1111191-31 of ll western the execution to turn their heads

we;-g up 111 1119 1-9591-veg 1111913. occll. For five minutes the contortions of

11. Di Dena’s body continued and then

New

th- great time expected, in aid oi' our _ W11 soldier boys. City and country talentl

will take part. Benj. Carter, promoter.-

ind 1042

precisely meet the needs

To-day and To-morrow Mrs. Lowe of Toronto

Will Demonstrate I-Iere the I

_ EVERY LADY WHO WISHES TO SECURE SOMETHll\G _THAT WILL

to-morrow, and see MRS. LOWE.

MRS. LOWE is a member of the staff of the famous B & I Corset-equip-

ped with expert knowledge of just what is the corset requirement of every figure, and her services here are free to you. A

MRS. LOWE will present a great many entirely new models-her line will

include something for every figure, something for every purse.

If you have now, or ever have had any corset troubles, come to the store

to-morrow and be fitted. We do not ask you to buy-just to try the new corsets.

If you have been making some model do-and would lbe interested in

getting something to please you better, come to Mrs Lowe and be fitted. 1t’s merely

I Corse s

of her figure is urged to cali here any time to day or

a matter of you time against Mrs. Lowe’s time--if you find the exactly right thing, your time will have been well spent.

WEDD|NG 35|-L5-'-A DVC?"-Y Wed' jor J. Sf Frost, Secretary-Treasiirer of Queen St. Ch’town

ding was Solemnised by Rev- Iiutlier the New Brunswick Association with McLellan in St l)unstan's Cathedral 1-efer-ence 10 1119 1l01d11lg me [mel-

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in the y_. Y

‘ hini to rest before going fnrthcrl

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under the shade of a large apple tree

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t brave boy of tender years. A phot

were aiiiidcd to Captain Ware. One of the boys will write to his people

g and we all hope that our friciids, wiio 1- are missing, if they did will have ii

S choice furniture at Geo. A. McDonald's 5 to-day, coinniencing at 10 o'clock. ll Everything good. iienj. (`iii'ter, Auc-

y TERRIBLE SCENE t- AT EXECUTON e _.___

9 MONTREAL. May 15:2.-°-Antonio I)i

e for the murder of Giuseppe Greco, at k Cedar Rapids, last Septcniher. Al- 1l though he went to the scu|`t`old willi- l1 out a tremor, Di Lena's execution Q was rendered painful to those called Q upon to witnesss it., by thc fact. that 0 tho condemned man struggled for S life for several ininuies after the 11 drop fell. S Di Lena walked to the scaffold ut e 7.40 o'clock. Ten seconds after the

fall of the drop Di Lena with ii ton

l- from his foot. Five seconds 11 later hel oosenedt heb onds, which

l- arms up toward thc rope, as if he ll could seize it to slackell il. llis el-

bows wer fastened to thi, belt aroiiiid

ll reach a point higher than his head

9 the rope fastened to the belt around 0 his waist, however and he coiiid not

and it was impossible for him to seize

d movements on the part of the con- l- demned man followed. lil Lena

5 until his knees were on a level with 1 his chin and the writhings of the

e heads away in horror.

the muscles relaxed

tains the purest ingredients. It can 51K0il“k5» Bl`0W“l€ C8mU'fi9- Pl10f°' Swlgg PROTEST be taken ny the most iieiicutu remaie Graphic Supplies. also Developing and A<;,A|NS-l- pllucy or child and will give them renewed Pflnilns- 11! J0h11B01r& J0h11B01\. The 1, health, strength and vigour. .50c._ and Qllllmy D1‘l1§Si01‘€- 9972-5-15MlL BERNE' Swllzelqlllllll May 23_ lvlll

IDM- nqr bottle I1 A- Foster. Central e i>ai~isi_-'i'ne swiss it-iierui nutiini-nies '"3 '°¢‘"`9~ ' A sentations to Germany on the

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them the lniportant part Canada is e At the end 01' tc m'nute'. Dr. -. t-=:§~i._ .. nl11.vi1is in the Emplre's struggle. 11.3101 llrollollllcmi pinpelllll 115,14, 1,1111 § ,.--" l \ .\ __.1_ 4

_ _*_*-”"’_”*“‘ the lningsnian cut the body down. ' -1.- \ , - _

zzilritisli Beef Iron and Wine gon- _______________._ l ,_---‘ll ' _',112 1 ,

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€___._...__-_l..‘._. - I “ »' 7’ sinking May 7 of the Cunard Line

Square Dealing

V ::Coine to Pnton‘s and get fitted 1 . . with 11 vnu of mas Como by an ex- ‘S THE °AS'S- °" EVERY §"f$i.§°éif`i'le§li.`filillhiilfir iil\§l.°.h "me Ve" mief- FFWAY “ml 5“i“\'d“Y- SUCCESSFUL DRUG Bus' The government is awaiting know-

NESS.

Drug stores have character

just as people have. The public in certain cases learns to rely upon a store, because of its fair and open way of doing bus- iness.

_ We have a constantly grow- ing biisiness. and believe that I It is largely due to our methods

of square dealing."

1 We pride ourselves on three

things,- PROMPTNEBS. PURITV OF GOODS AND ACCURACY. We endeavor to give superior

service in every way. -

_ Our prices are 'always fair.

If you are not a regular cus- tomer. a visit to our store will convince you as to how well we are living np to the principles outlined above. "LET U8 UE YOUR REGULAR DRUGQISTS"

Johnson 8:' Johnson

THE QUALITV DRUGSTORE, Cor. Kent and Prince Btu.

A have decided to make suitable repre-

l steamer Lusitnnia by a German sub-

Iedge of the Gorman rely to Wash- ington on the -siibject. so as better to be able to choose ii wise course of procedure.

The Swiss think well of l"r`esldent

_ WiIson‘s note, but to most newspapers

it appears to he liardiy strong enough.

The argument is being made here

by Swiss observers tlie Swiss representatives will have n great weight because behind them there will be the Swiss army 500,000 strong.

BRITISH ARE POURING

» ' T0 THE FRONT

NORTHERN i‘nANcis. May 18. ily

Courier to London, May 19.-The cheerfuless of the wounded as. in mud-

- I

sion had been suddenly let loose. An to the old bronzed British veteran

have been through the test of butt

can no ' . .' i-1. . dreds of thousands, of llritain's sturd new lighting men.

slendidly equipped and niagniiicently confident. llow they arrived we cor respoiiilenig may be able to wri sonic day. Siiilice it tiiut they ai' here. the Englishincti, Scotsman :ini the irishinun, oi' the best type, an they swung by you on the nzirro l<‘rencli roads like veterans.

More Canadians Arrive

Vanndiaiis. too, many oversciis ba

tnlioiis ivhicli had their full trainin in the Dominion, have arrived. ’l‘ dav I saw long trniiis of French bo

'l`rniik l’uciiic," und "liiiercoloiiia.l, and their interiors packed with ne

lniio, to Berlin, Gcrinaiiy." had cheery crowd, yelling “Hoot der Ka ser," and the Frencii peasants. wh iiiulerstood only that they weri- mor of “Les i‘anut|ieiis." yelled ilicinscive lionrsc iii niisiver.

The British Eiiipii'e's fighting me

are getting into their stride. The

linitd-to-liniid coiiiiicis. They glor

who have been taken in the lates

iigliting alone. Several hiindred pas cd through a station where I liappe

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reniiiants of October regiinents-and ' to <‘uiiada's yoiingcr battalions, who

\\ bc added ihoi1=i.ind even hiiii-

Thcy are in the pink oi` conditioii,

te cl The Belgian and French on the ex-

cai-s. their sides chalked larg with “Caiiadiaii Pacific." "Grand MONTREAL HOSPITAL

nien :ind munitions from overseas.

One cur, labelled “From Berlin, On- cries, who recently underwent a. ser-

lii- SEAL FISHER

diuns have been doing woiiders ii

tempted to surrender on Sunday. Can- adian soldiers were guarding them.

Progress Continuing

'l‘iils afternoon i hear progress is

continuing both on the French and British fronts. There are tremendous artillery conflicts, with the Allies’

' guns predoininant.. It is raining along

almost the entire front, but that has not duinpened the spirit of our troops.

trenie north have inade small advances

I ltioni Stcciistrasti southward Well

(I ` ‘_ _ .' 1 _ wi in front oi' Yprcs and Armcntieres.

l down to Neuvc Cliiippeiie, our lines ure steady and practically impreg-

l niible. l "What news?" I heard a base oillcer ask a staff officer just down from St..

t- Omer. _ _ g “Good news everywhere. Good

o- news," was thc cheery answer.

x ‘3 HON.J D HAZEN LEAVES

OTTAWA. May 23.-lion. J. D.

Hazen, Minister of Marine and Fish-

zi ions operation at Montreal, left the

i- hositui yesterilali. While greatly im- o proved, his cond tion is such as to 9 requires several weeks rest. and he s has gone to Lake Placid in the

Adiroiidacks .

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IES IS

i A TOTAL FAILURE.

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in a tliousand or so more prisoners SYDNEY. N. S.. M85' 23-- NeW'

t foiindlaiid spring seal iisliery is prac-

s- tically a total i`ailiire, owners of ii- ships standing to lose u quarter of a

cd to bc wailing today. They were million dollars in this yearls venture. dejected beings. not well developed The total output is 46.790 seals old or well kept. und told the British oiii- and young. Net value is $93,094.33 of cers that they had been decimated by which one third $31,062.44 went to the their own artillery when they at- crews, leaving $62,062.89 for the out.-

spattered ambulances, they pass the

ever-eniarging stream of khaki pour- 1 h 1_1 ing southward into action, brigs forci- a t am bly to notice that events are _ movinit.

Th nec sarily staid nl solii rd-_ ' ‘nge at ue; omcm repgnl l_w(_ig;vloml V Life Bldg.. St. James St., l*/lonltreal further successes" does not begin to _

Reward your boy or girl with a

' Waltham Watch

` for a graduation gift

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The most appropriateigracluation gift is

a Waltham Vvatch. If you receivecl one

- in your youth, do you remember what a.

thrill it gave you?

And a Waltham \Vatcli gives not only

temporary pleasure but many years of

/ useful, reliable service. /' . .

Go to the Jeweler in your town and let

him help you select a suitable Waltham

Watch.

- ‘describe what this new spirit of Bri

taiii's fighting men is.

it is us ii' seven months' suppres

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