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Finest French . Castile Soap I

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of the best quality of this soap which has been j

‘ so satisfactory for several

years. Gives fine lather keeps skin perfect and price lowest for this qual- ity soap. 1

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145595, Marltline Conditions 1- 1 1 H- 1 *

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erto shleld for the lower Rhine may yet become the highway for the

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'_ _ Nothing, absoftttelyil nothing. was left A TWO Paft Lllbill l'4e3tUl'¢

l°fT PLACED AN INTOLERABLE BU1tDEN ON GERMAN ARMS BY MAK-Y" Ulldone nlxd"'ill\B8Id by German dl- - ING ALMOST EVERY COUNTRY EXCEPT AUSTRIA HOSYILE TO lJ|0ml\¢Y 1° Imlloso UPU" Géfmuny

THE 3¢HEMES 0|:1-HE |<A|3ER_ arms the moat intolerable burden

that could be liuaglned. ~ ' La Monte waretron

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are Ger1nany`s enomivs_an1l only to wl1i1~l1_.~:li1- is reaping is that which by (.mnlm_,rc0 raiding ut sm are Iltlhl H111- enemy at 11 1111111. it has her diplontat-'_\‘ has sewn. lt Slr Ed- mu,~1\19S511m““-(3 (,xp..(-1_9() um1w9,-9

- been his siiceessors denterit to have wort] (troy 1t1spla_\'1-tl superb sagacity pmpu,-L.¢1 11, 1m,m~_ “'11 11,51 Over 5'.

united against tlermany all the op- in so instruetin’ and guidin' o inion . - . .»-. . ., ._ _ _ _ _ _ B {- IJ 001) n\e.r1.h.1nt vtsstls h_\ capture 11 1111011 ot the world :ind the arms ol that there is ubsoltite unaniinltv of 1. 1 . , . 1 _

_ _ A _ _ _ _ tviceit 1308 and 1814, .ind our 1,r1at

many great anrl pou'ertul States. Hts- voice nnd_ |_ntent1o_n 'throughout the (.51 105,; in one yem. 0(.(.u,.rl.d in |310_ Ull\|`*'Ii Ill -'\l>l`\I 13155. IUIII IIN* ltlllllllli wide tloininiolisa ot king George, tt givl. wam une, '|\mfa|Km- had 1,111",

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Busdl that L-ernlulu would not be 111.1; 11.111111; in .nnnittfo 111.11 _this w0,,_ The lm,-1,11,.1 1055.15 w1,,¢1, we

.~t\11f1'es.s could 11111 have been achieved haw. s\|1'fe;-1.11 at Gm-,,|a,, h;,m15 in

. _ - '*-- ’ had not tl1~1'n1:1n d1plon1aA1-y_been al- LW., ,,,0mh,. “nn by L.u,m,m.1Sm\_ so

W‘_\Y*`_ ""0 “"}"'3'“'I"""’ ‘““"`“"` l" ‘Ui insignificant. that tliey soareelytrount.

“I‘°‘§‘°"- _ __ ()n all oceans our n|1‘r<:l1ant. vessels

1- _\\""5I ‘_" “II “"“-*` III” I"°I""`UI pursue their usual :1vo(':1tiot1s, while

OCTOBER. 1:1'_nne, winch. tor the inert- hope Of il across the same oceans the armies

_._ t11_t|1t-try_;11lv:1|\t:1ge. vnilutrtl 111| pol- nf our Emp”-1, and 01-our u1|i(.S _“-1,

High Water 1111-al iaith. and :1llo1\~1~11 ,l-er1nan_ 1,, mO\.(.m,.m as |1m,,gh 3 (;1.r,,m,,

,mme 11.! Time H»,_ ariiiit-,sl to 1»ntt1r_ B1-|l1;1\1l1tn. ‘ Pitts (af-t lmvy ,Hd ,mg “Kish Om. by om, Gt.,-_

was tio 1-rowning ‘o _v ot 111' lor-

nian politiruil prt-paration t`111‘ war. lt unittul aurninst th-i'n1a1\_\' all opin- ion, except in 1'11111\tri1-.~; still open to (I1-rtiiatt .<1-tluctioit. It 1-1'<-alert in ll1~l1.;i11n| violent res(-ntlnt-11|, ln-11111111;

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man colonies fall into our l1111\1ls,au1l in :1 t'1-w weeks’ time Gerniany nol- oninl posse-ssioin~: will be hlottf-tl out ot' the utap of the world.

ln a recent article the naval cor-

resptunlent ot' The 'limes asked the 11ul~li1' not tu 1-111le;1\'or to iniposn upon out' naval 1111tlt1u'iti1's :1 stratetzy other than that whit-h is bf-1111; var- ried out. I-‘ruin the sr1ldier`s point of view the naval :=trnt1'-1:_v which is being followed wholly t-ont`orn1s \vith inilitary iiecessities. und the 1-11-1111- eration of the .~',ervi1'es has been l`ro1n tirst to last adiniralile in 1-vt-ry way, and more profitable and intimate than in alinost any 11t'1-vious way. .*\oldi1-rs feel that the steady continu- ation ol' this strate1.'._v deinanda troln _-Xdttiiral Sir John .lellieoe and the 1;_rand t'l1-et a innch hit-2111-1' 1|1‘trI‘1‘1‘ oi' nioral eotirage |n111'l1 1.:r1-nter pa- tieitee, and tntloli tnore sell`-sa1‘rili1‘e than any other more violent t‘orn1 ol' a1‘tivtt_v, Stirtzess in war is not n11~:1s\|re1l hy the nunihet' of hat- tlos t`ou1:l1t or ol' losses iu1‘urred. IH!! by re.~111lt:1 and hitherto the 11ln111stI

}§’le“‘_’_'l‘_f§§’_§‘_§- “H15 ‘i§'_';:f‘__"_)'|!‘°'“_‘}§§' A thrilling Western melodrama e o 1 = -

_ _ _ wur was scattered widely over the 3 l'l'lySlf€Ty Of Cflpple Cl`€€I{

‘ln the issue ol’ The_’I`1mes, Lomlon,1l<`ranee and Russia alone; that the “,u¢e,-S of me w0r|d_ mm at I1". 11,51 Featuring

ot October .1. the military corn.-spon~Iwar would he a great misfortune even 1,,-L-311| nf Engnsh 1“,,.,11111_y 11 van. _ .

dent has 11 powertul retrospect and (..r...;1:._~. 1'. 11.‘l 't nity vase lose a ished as if by magil. fl-Um me ming W1nU1ffCd BI`OI`}Il'leI'lt

` lntrospect or the two months ot` tho 1:re:_\t dt-nl of blood and treasure and: |¢ has been l.aptur(.d_ sunk' 1,,1,_.|-"ed _ _ ‘“f',`~ H" 5"-"57 _ 5““‘f" “Ist '_'“I""'“' ‘lamuge UITUUBII in neutral harbors, or shut up in its SONIC FUD whllé the Billld Plilyéd Rnd SOITIC M0l‘€

Iwo months have passed since the interruption of trade' and tinally home ports and me ‘um indnsmes Al . _ _ _. . , _ _ . _ , ' . - -- most an Outrage

;t-1-r1n.1n1 pri-_11p11.1te1l wur by reins- that Geruiuny, even it' successtul, which it supported um 1],-1911 up 31

ing to restrani the folly of her__nl|y, would be able to take nothing from their S0,_m,e_ fphl. GQ,-mm, nuvy_ by V I - _ and by tullntg to support the ettortslthe l~`ren1-h and Russians which would exe,-uismg ,-em,"~ku1,1.» pl-mtpnf-1~_ 111111 Watth For

:ill Silr l:.1l\:~11r1lf(.~re_\~ to splare l:;11ro1;e11'1nl11|11e1ts11te for lit-1-flrlisses. t ‘ t by (.“s(.0m.mg itself snugly in “.m_ _

_lv \1>rr0 s 11 a t;0!l1‘ru 1'0t1 ullr - test- warnings; o ter grea sa PS- porarilv lnat-cessible luirs, has es- 0 W S

UQU- _ , 1111111 (_i<‘FIll1llli' It-!Il01`v1l. Full ot` Dre' 1-aped battle, Init (lermany has ' -

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Fin- Co_nfl1r-1 was `prep;1red. begtiu. suntption, she went out ol' her way Cm-,-9,] 31| [mi ‘|1sm|m|,|_“g@3 of 10st Djfect f|0m “Strand” Thea! fe New

“"‘I ,"“’"'m""I I'-V "*`r"“'"Y ““‘l‘"` I" '"""‘“"` “II IW" “‘*II-TI'Il“"S- and oominund at sea. and the North Sea -

political and lnaritinie 1-runlitions 1-at-h in its own lnost clierislied has |,`.(.(,,m. me mu,-1. ,-hmsum gmt ' ' _

highly unfavorable to the tlernian ldt-1111:. Stoadlly and without rest her . 'd ~1 | 1| 1 . '|- (‘ .rmuuy L d M C f raiise. It was l%is1nar1~k`s nlni, and 1liplotna_tis-.ts worked against us in all ;`|?a11s;:gL.,; 1;“iii(;1r1iis.l 'l`l1c-.Ltrifling e e one successfully aclneved. to sepur- parts ot the \\'orld,a111l the harvest Successes which Ga,-many has won

peditions proveetl whither they will with no one to hinder them. What more. in the nnnie of all that in wondert`ul, can we do?

The War on Land

Every one by this time realizes

that the Gerntaii plan was to concen- trate the pick ot` the tlerman Active Artny against l<‘rnnco, to 1-rush her in n detzisive battle, and then to turn upon ltussln and overwhelm her urinies in co-operation with the Aus- trian ally. lt was touch and go at one moment whether the tirst part ol' the plan might. not stxcceetl. The surprisinl-Z pugnaclty ot' the Belginns. the steadine1~1s of the liluglisli army in 11 position of extreme peril. and the hard lighting ofthe greut l~`ren1'l\ arinies ultimately triuntphed; and though the German atlvrniee st-orotl s1»\'er:1l s1t1'1'e.~1ses, ll never broke the allied line, and was tiltinnitely com- pt-lled, when before the walls ut' l’ari.~a, to turn havlt. After n month ot` war, despite tintlreamed of :snori- tiees, and murelies of extr:1ordi1\a1'_\' d\11‘11tion and 1'ontinuit_v, the (lerntan arnties in l<`ran1'e had to ref-ogiiize u strate1.:l1'nl de|`eat. ()n Septelltlter T. turned on th1~l1‘ right, and bentt-n on their l'ro11t, they retreats-tl to tht- Aisne, where in a strongly l`o1'tllied position they have for three weeks past 1-ndeavored. under growing dit-

1-o111pl1\t1> 1111111-1-ss \'.'hi1~h has <_:1'o\\'11t-tl our \\':1t1'h at sea 1~o1npl1»t»-l_\' 111:-itilit-:ij its iiiiplaealtlr- 1-utitiiiuittive on exist-

llenlties. and with iiiiinetieav lo.~:s1»s, to |'1-tain their |`_<1otl|ol1l in l1`|':111f'1-. 'l`l1er1- are t§I~l,titlt1 t21\1‘|11;11| 111'i1;n1|<»1-:»-.

Ing lines. Under our naval shield great armies ure being raised and trained in Eitglnntl, and under the same shield English armies and ex-

in Frexu-li hnnds and many thou- sands in ours. The Gerinaii castiultles in battle on the western front are believed to I-xrfentl 400,000 men Worst ot' all \vas the retreat ltaelt, which slgtiall'/.eil to ull the abject tuilure ot’ the initial enterprise.

'Towards this stu-1-1-ss l-lussia and

S1-.rhin 1:o11t1'lhute1l n not unimport- nnt Hl\111'e, Serbia, hy attract- ing lo |11.-rs:-lt' tour or tive Aus- trian Army t'orps, and by conipel- 1 ling the _-\11s1.rl11n garrlsons lin llosniu to stand upon their guard. 'mutt-rinll_\' ii1:l1t1n1\1| ll\ls1~:i11`s lash and won \'ir:to1'ies ot' 1-:rent import- :11n‘1-. lttiseaia, in her turn. by mobil- izing |`astel' than was 1-xpectntl, and by frtnttreiitratitng upon Atlstria while 1aidin1.: i-just l'rnssi:1, not only struck |1lown (I1-1'1nan_\"s ally, bitt 1‘on1p1-ll1-.1l (l1:|'n.11n_\' 'in se'|1l<-t"|1r-e to 1le1a1'li l:111.f<- |'or1'1-.s trout the west. 'l`l1us the (lr:-at l'11w1-rs ot' the lintente and their eutiallei' Allies player] into 1111011 1111111-r':1l1111\1ls and nttlttitllly facili- .t11t»-tl 1-a<~|1 utl|er'1~1 tasks, tlerinany svoretl ;=1|1'<'ess1~s. uolalily in East. l’rtt:»'.sia on August Ill, and :\|`t1-1" two niuntlts of war is still alniosl <~l1-111' of 1111011111111 upon her soil. llul the Austrian nrniy has lievonit- alniost- di:<i11te1,'1'at1-tl llntler the ht-uvy and 1-opt-1:11-sl l1lu\\'s ol' lltissia. and all the solid :i1l\'a11In1.:er~' ot' the tiionient r1-st with the allies. '|'l\1~_\' ltave vast t'u:'1»1-1; 1111 in11ne|\.\~1- l'r11nls In 1-;1:11:1n1l 111 wt-at :Intl a1;al1\.~‘t 111-lllter tions- (l1>t‘|nan_\' dart- to 1-111111-ttlraile her wltnle stre1|1:1l1. 'l`!:-'~ 1t1:1i1itv|1a111-11 ot' tl11-:ae vast l`ront.s, :intl the 1-otistnitt

1li:<pat1-li of nit-:1. 1n:|:<-riatl, and sup- pli--s to all ht-r :1t‘t11i<.~: on the two

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(rl~“-"Iggy- burden which must over-tax he, strengtli.

As to the Future

However much we mn 1

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::Klenzo Tooth Brushes are 1115 nicest, neatest and most. servicentyle line we have ever uttered our patron, they are in U class by tltenu-1elvcs_ see them and you will appreciate them. Mu.cKinnon Drug Cn__ go, Great George ,md Kent; 35",,-_1,.,_ _\1e“`_

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gret having pu rclmsed-besides 1 being 11 very appropriate orna- ment. it lasts e life time. can he worn any smson of the year and givfa a refined appearance to the wearer. (Bonne in und see our ln'oool1es, they 1\.ro .\<i1npIy beuutifill.

W. N. Tanton Grafton Street

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Shows that the Cross or Patch F o is becoming _highly popular with investors. Companies formed last year with this class of foxes are paylng very large dividends. There is always a good precentage of black foxes infa .

number of litters.

_Blacks from Crosses are well furred_, healthyand extremely beautiful. They will be marketable on a pelt

basis _at a high Hgure. The Cross fox 1nd_ustry is -herefore asafe, sane and sound one, the low capitalization allow1ng the investor a chance to become interested on the ground floor-to start where the pioneer started and

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at practically the same cost. We offer at present.

15 pairs Cross foxes, 1914 increase. They are large, handsome, healthy, sound, strong and well furred with ‘

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excellent Black and Silver markings, they were bought right and will be sold right. If you have alittle idle

money why not get into the for; industry yourself. Bea rancher. Own a pair of foxes and secure ll tl d' '-

dend for urself. Think 11 over but don’t take lon as the kind of foxes a le W1

yo ’ g, ` _ we have to sell will move quickly.

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