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ARD_I_A1| _ _

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oughs, '

or succss Thafs CF" . ____ 3 Jonnsoiws an. as

Itis forinternnlnswull IIDDYNE ‘ 'U SDIO 'I as for external use. - TIIIORY, \

Grippe, Cramps, Chills, Asthma,

Tonsilitis, Bronchitis, Sprains, Strains, -

-Burns, Bruises, Etc.

- Z5c. &'50c.

Orlginated by ii family physician, and pre- seribed in hls‘pi-actice.

It contains many more soothipg, healing, pain destroying ingredients than ‘other liniments.

Can any other Liniment on the market truthfully claim as

Mes* _expensive linl- - ment to produce, but

costs you_ no more.

‘ All dealers.

Full value to humanity i-other than an inferior - srticle for large profits.

i

; i

R _ The present-comfort shirks_

“ J The brittle intellectuals,

'P11059 Sllllks YOU SSB ill your tea cup have no business there at

Bll- They 00HlBl\1 11liS0l\!tely no tea essence; the-y are like stones in fruit, adding to the weight and price, but yo`u cannot- digest them. . _ -_

L... L_.

J TOBIN’S .RAKWANA TEA

is good because it is from carefully selected leaves from which the stalks have been extracted. That is why it is so richly flavored, so healthful and more economical than most teas. lt is all tea. the good part of the tea leaf without the bad, wasteful part-s.

The product of the celebrated Rakwana Tea Estate in .Ceylon

and Behalf Tea Estate in India has for many years been controlled

y .

I `.Iolin Tobin & Co., Halifax, Canada '

Thebare statement that we have been iii .business nearly one

hundred years merely says that ive are a very old firm, but there is a great significance in the fact that John Tobin & Co., are today one of the most progressive wholesale firms in America, and carry the most extensive range of staple, heavy and fancy groceries in Canada. The leading manufacturers in England, United States, Ca- nada, and elsewhere are always eager to ii.-ppoint us their distributing agents, _and we have exclusive control 'ii Nova Scotia for

I H. J. Heinz 57 Varieties Delicatessen _ _

»_- France-American Pure Food Company,

Ca'irn’s Marmalaldes and Jams. Brands A. I. Sauces, etc.

Rileyis Toffee. WeIch's Graple Juice

’ and many other lines. `

Ou-r Ten Blending Department is equipped with most modern ma-

chinery, anil we also import the clioicest Java, Mocha, Brazil and Jamaica Coffees which wg, roast and grind on our premises. Our own wharf at rear of our -stores provides an-comniodations for thousands of punclicons of molasses which we import direct from Barbadoes each year.

The Strang er in Your Cup "‘

JOHN TOBIN & CO.

_ Halifax, Canada

11°C” Representatives M7' E" C' SWR' Revere H0l'°l‘ '|'l'fil-§l`i1l\l l0l.l0l\ Will i~lDOHl< l`0l' ifgnli'.liii` bziillc iiiiii wllo ivoiilii not hositatc

1313_11n2`y|E6i W *Willy ‘Img “mm Wm ’f"pl’ly'“'Ll‘°"'l'l§‘““""l‘fo"lrrcziii ovoi'y tie lhii‘. biiiris us to

'~ 1 - _ ouiiccs 'of orchard wlii.te at very little - ,hu Iirmsll ,.eulm_ This is me mot.

kn»L|No's New Posivi couNssLs"l

cous/ies '

l LONDON, Dec. 14.-The Christmas ‘number of Land and Water contains 'a poem by Kipling entitled “The Holy -War.” it has nor its text the follow- ging qdiotations from Buny'on’s "Holy ,War_" “For here lay the excellent .wisdom br mm that built Maiisoui. lthat the walls could ne_ver be broken dow-n nor hurt by the most mfghtly ,ad'veree potentate unless'the towns- 'men gave consent thereto.” Follow-

ling are four verses from the poem:

A tinker out of Bedford, A vagr-ant oft in quod. A private under Fairfax.

A minister of God.

Two hundred ears and thirty,_

Ere Armageddon camo;

His single hand portrayed it , And Bunyan was his name.

" He mapped for thos who follow.

The wlorld' in which we are- - "The famous town of Mansoul" i l That takes the holywar. iliere true and t'raitor_people

The gates along her wall. From Eye gate unto Feel gate

John Bunyan showed them ally

Likewise the Lords of Looseness That hamper faith and works,

The perseverance-doubters, ,

' Who cracked beneath a strain- John Bunyan met the helpful set

Charles the Second's reign.

Now lic has left his quarters; ln Bu-iihill Fields to lie,

The wisdom that he taught us

is proven prophecy;

One watchword through our armies, One answer fi'oin our lziuds- '

i“N\o dealings with Diabolus

As ioiig as Munsoul stands."

_ ~s~-see-~s-s»¢»~s-»¢~w|.-sau..-s.-u..s~»<.i..»-.|.....|..¢ | ...g

. Women Everywhere.

Use Lemon Juice I T0 Beautiiy Skin'

I ll~¢~»l~lHl-~l¢~2~-0~»s~~¢~s--¢--rl--u~~¢»-suo~~s--sus-~s-»s-»s-~s~~s

The beauty lotion which is becom

ing -so popular throughout the coun- try is easily prepared by anyone, and zi whole quarter pl.nt of it doesn'; cost any more than a small jar of the coni- mon, ordinary cold creams.

Add the juice' of two fresh lemons

to tlireel ounces of orchard white nnil shake well in it hottlc. Strain the leni- oii jiiic-¢` two 'or three times through a fine cloth so -no pulp gets' into the lotion, then ii will keep fresh for months. ltegarillecs of what price you pay or how highly advertized, there is nothing else really more meritorious in heautifying, softening and clearing the skin. As a ian and blemish rc- mover, also fo remove oilines-s and sai- lowness, lemon juice' has no rival. Massage it into the face, neck, and ni-ins once or twice each day, and just see' li’ it do,e.~‘~n't bring out the rosesand hidden beauty!

l.emzc-ns have always been used tp

bleach the skin, hut pure lemon jiiicc ii: too highly acid, tliereforn s-liniiid never bc used cvxcept in this iniiiiiicr. | if prop:-rly pr'ea.i‘crl, :this sweetly

_._...¢.

Bill UNE llliESiIllN _ UN DEB. ll

Continued from Pa'go_ One

from an -Irish Catholic bishop, who wias once a priest Iii this city; and in the course of it,`iie rightly resent; the indiscriminate abuse of his co- réligionists. Though Quebec is, to a large extent, pro-Frencli. and pm. Catholic, this does not necessarily Illeilll that it is _anti-British. No doubt, there are exceptions. Bn; the admitted failure of Quebec to measure up to other -parts of Canada in its response to the cali of the war is to he explained chlefly~~by the lack of proper education with regard to it. Quebec, has not heard the appeals which, from pulpit and -plat- form, have rung through the rent of this Dominion. 'Both political part- ies have seemed diflldcnt about dis- turbing tlie calm of the simple liab- itant who lives sway from the swirl of the great world currents, and takes his cue from the church a10ne_ French-Canadian clerics. viewing the present Struggle in an imperfect light, may have told their flocks to mind their own business, really be- lieving that it was their business not to engageg in it at nil. Bni if ine stupendouse subject had been present- ed before them- in all its far-reaching significance, l- feel sure that the free- _dnm-lovlng French would not hnvs refused to assume a fair share of '-the sacred obligation which is just as much theirs as our own.

Neither Free from Blame. `

“Neither political party is free from

blame for, this timid reticence. But there is one man who could have _clianged the whole situation if he had wised to do_so, the distinguished Frciicli-Oaiiadian, beloved and re- V0l`€¢l by the people of Quebec; and powerful in his Influence over them. li’ his eloquent tongue had spoken the thrilling word, even though it iii- volved, iii a. milder degree, the kind -of risk which the boys take in the trenches every day, it would have won for him an iininortul name- _ in the annals of' Canada.

“No doubt there are good men who

will vote against Union Government some through party prejudice, some from a confusion of ideas, sonic from

ing the host interests of Canada. We must not hurl about the ugly ivord l“traitoi"' promiscuously; zind it is clear that it cannot bc nppliccl to ltliose who have put. aside partisan coiisiderations and united with form- cr opponents in pursuit .of n common laim. -But the mon who sincerely thinks that he is doing the right thing iii voting against Unioiiisin will ilnri himself in strange company. He will have on his side the selfish ones who put their own <~onifoi't before cvci'_\'lliing, the ignorant who are dc- reived by spccious promises, the pac- iiists who really prolong the war. the poltrooiis whosc motto is "Sni`ct_y first," thc pro-Goriiniiis who lurk lniiioiifz us. the- scpariitists who rn- J soil- f‘iin:iflii’< eiiiriiiii-e into the field

l'0Sl» *mtl U10 gl`0°0l` “`lll S“PDl.V “ml Ivy tlirong thi-it will furnish the chief

lemons.

a mistaken belief thot they are scrv-_

remonstrants against the ideals for whlch the Union Government stnndn_ Shall they determine the future of` Canada? Would Canada have any futursworthy of her past if they gained the victory? _

- Time for Great Things.

"There never was a time in our

whole cares/r as a people when ln. telligent thought and noble action were more needed than today. Can. ada is on trial, and the wo;-in is watching her. ~- It is not our politic- al fortunes that are in the balance so much as our national clianactcr and destiny. Wlietlier we think it this stage that the war is not a culgar would he interpreted outside as a Danse in our martial effort, a duil- ing of our sense of further respoiisl- bilitles, a doubt whether we want the, old flag still to float over us. And. worst of all, it would also bring con- temptuous joy to the camp of our blt» ter enemies. " “A parochial _spirit is fatal just

now. We must vindicate our dem- ocriicy by putting into it clear brains and resolute hearts. We must cast our ballots with the consciousness of wide horizons. We are not engage-:l with some trifling domestic matter. We are not struggling for the tri-| uinpli of any political party. Wie are hot free to be guided 'by the nar- row dictates ot’ selfishness. The great question before us is our duty as Canada citizens in the sight of God and man. '

“Sure-ly, -no our, needs to be told at

this stage that the wax' is not vulgar brawl which demands apology on our part, but -a gigantic coiifllct which will decide the fate of Christian civ- ilization. As long as we are alive, we cannot get out of il, even if' we would. And since we are iii it. we must be in it with all our might, ready oven to 'lose our life that we may find it, rcnily even to he stripped* of all else -besides if we but keep anl unsiillied soul.

Turii your eyes once more to the

boys across the sea. 'l‘hey make no plaiiit. They accept liiirdsliip land peril and death itself unfliiichingly; and the line grows thinner, they rcdouble their efforts against the foe. But what will happen if we are un- move-il by their devoted spirit; if tliel lustre they have shed upon the name of _Canailiaii is diinined by our mis- doing? May God deliver us from the reproach of their sad eyes and weary lieartsl May none of the liv- ing ever curse the land that gave- them birth! May none of the dead ever risc up in judgment against us he- causc they have died in vain!"

_ UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE

Sammy-l-llow do you manage to

get on so well with the French girls when you can’t speak the liiigoi’

Jackie-You’rc dead slow. f'iir.`t ye

kiss a girl wltlioiit a. ilirtioniiry?

OH, YOU IONA BLOND!

We like the lmaiitiful hruncttc,

We don't despise the winsoinc

blonde.

`ilut licst ot' all thc girls \vc'v0 inet

is little Miss ioiiii lionil!

` STEEL PATES

l ".ioI|ii_" said Mrs. Jenkins, looking liip from thc evening paper, "you

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O-v--y _,__ 15,’ 1917 I i i- I __ ‘ _ ~ _ THE GU - PAGE THREE rw’ r

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Sums Xmas Presents on the Tree far BoysaridCiris lisseiiail .ilr iiifiii i-sims Gloves i iinfly IJi.ll 1-oil iitniaifii iiiimh liens "inn rins i».-sl.

llrooch iiiiilcing iihx-iis liloiiih oriiiiii _ liieyeia i-‘urs lisll ii lioiisi- iiociioy siirii lfooibnli iwriiiiiio

Oiliait wc niriy hcconic- hotter :icquriintvil i-/itli more of our boys and

girls this Clirislimis, wc im- giving you this fiiic Ciirisiuiiis Tree loud- cd down with In-uutiiul :ind viiluzilili; pri-scnts. Tcnot the prcscnis :irc in si-:iii-d boxvs. Noinnly but Uncle l’clcr has scan what they con-

toiii, but ozi i~::cIi one has bei-ii ilraiwii ii puzzle picturc that tulls what is in ii. No. 8 ri-prwii-iiis Boxing (iluvir, Now ciin _you gut-sa what Christmas |:ri»:.u|iL for zi iioy iii' girl is in i-iicii of iliif other niiie ? Gct some one to help you it yiiulikd. but write uiit yoursti-if your answcrs to all oi the tcn pic- iuri-s. Oiij:iiiu:iry1lI, lf\l.\. linrli- I’i-ii-r, who cdiis our page iur boys and

.- igiils, will jii<l':<: ilii- iiiiswi-i'-5 niiil iiiiziril ilii~ iiig cash prizes zisnbove to thc iiriii-al. i, \\‘ai.i-ii boys :md iiirlsciiiiiplyiiiiq with iiiv cmiiliiimisiii thc coiiti-st wlioscanswcrs

:irc :.l| czirri-cl, in-ziirst iiiiil in--i iiriiii»ii_ Siu gi i lnisy :inil in-nd iii :in answer to-tl;i;/, :ind tiiizz l.`liri.~;tiii:i:; iiuiy iii' ilii- ii1:p1.ii-st you hiivc u\'i‘r hurl.

Our "Succi-is Club" for Boys :ind (ln-_ls has pguvidud these finc prizes

:rnl liii.iilri-cis of Clirisziiiizis pri‘:.i-iils is well. ou‘li hi-:ir all about thc

il n1l'l iu “ish ou can bc-

"`.&iiccrss Cluli" win ii you _siii your ;:i:>wer_s, ii I yi ' : y colin- ii nicnilicr fri-c guild ri-ccivc ilii- lovely Club larnlilcm Pin.

Girl sending -gif/_;' $10 cash for ara Prize -

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siiii iianriim. rin-i (yvnii wa_¢¢ii

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‘I`lio,usiiiirls. of Iioys :ind ixirls in Czeniidii un: already in the “SucclLSS Club"

:iii<| proudly wr:ir_ilii= (,luI» l’iii. lfaou :irc bright :ind quick lo send in the ziiiswi-rs, you can goin thc "Success `luli" too and win zi big cash prize and

xi rliiiiily Clirisimiis present :is well. _

Q H Only boys :ind girls under tiiici-ii yciirs ol :inc miiy scnd answers. and :c’;_"_'§_“| m‘,';;‘__ i-zzcli boy aiiid girl iirsiriiii: his rniry io_compctc fur_onu ui thc tinc prizes ` - will li'~ ri-quired to pi-riorrrixi sniiiil si»rvii~i~ for thc Lluli. for which :in nd-

llitiirizil vziliiziliii' ri'-.viird will lic igivrii. /\iiilri‘ss your :.\'i:<wi'r:s to

-§~'l`ilI'l "SllC(,`I£5S CLUB." c 'o Rur:i_I Ciinzids, Dcpt 24 Toronto, One __ _ `

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might he indcstriictiblc."~--Iiivcipcol

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unendarnlilc distress and Dain of

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‘l Orange Lily -the woman s friend-wi _.

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transform your life! ...Jia"sm,§i_:l',°Ln:fr‘...:lz_.'z .l'._..:._°. and agonizing pains cniisrd by ohsiiiiatc nniiloiii'-siriizdiiiii rli_~'nfiii-rs _ii nn inn rnnl_ niitiiro, let me niakc you this ircc and open promise--"0ruii,;i. Lily" will transform your l..'c I

I know the symptoms as wcll as yoiirsrli. for I lrifisiiilhrcii for yi-are liriorcibc ff1S¢~\'rry

of "Or nge Lily' Iionie irciiiml-lil. Now flint I :im cniiruiy and torcvcr lrcc oi llic uliiiost

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'know how many dishes Kate has

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former years. I nm only i_eo_ glad io __ _ ' ' _ ____ ._ licip others. "Orange Lily iso local _,_ _ _»-iff /‘ _ ,___ ~ treatment that you scnlv vv\\r><'lf. .__-.> , -f _f "

without helv. in your own home. _A " - _ ,F_ * 5 l i'ew days will work wonders end, like , _\ "_\\t_, /ff: _ ‘il liundredsofoiiicrs.ynii'lIihnnk mc for _ _ ___'v -' _,tn _.f.__l§',/ " ___ ' ‘ ' _ mailing known the good news to win. =-"7 ~“,i_t_/ -_ ' '_ “ Write me to-day and let mc send '1 "__,_`f-/ " }.

you ten days' treatment oi' "f)r:iiii:s . - ._ .55 é: mg ._

Lily"- shsolulcly frrc__ Ii_mriy save _ _.__.~'_`__ -_ `- _ <~;__; ____

wg from fatal c;:»nipli§:uiioi-is _Intcri , .. ,i __' > ____'_l. :_'v=f;,-.-

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' FISH ADVERTISEMENTS I -

NEW YORK FISH `ADVTS

Thomas Reid & C0 Kingsland & Comstock i N_ _ S_ Gates Ca

V- ‘ i ` Wholesale Commission | , 9

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Wholesale, Commission Iiis ealers _ Dealers in Fresh Flsh; _,

_ 10s F it ri ii Ma net New roi-ii - » ,l ~

“. on S r ’ SP1-:CIAL;v1l1i._s&si;;¢;i)..=Rrili&d Eels F Y e S h F 1 S

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r Wl10l55al0 C°mml59l°n D°al°"5 in and Shippers 0' all Kinds of Wholesale Commission Dealers and Shippers of all Kinds of

llhesehni .Brothers

Wholesale Commission Dealers and Shippers

Smells, Eels. Lohsters :ind

Frogs are Specinliiicx _

No. 1, Fulton Fish Market, New York.

Consignments Solicitcd. ' '

S72-10»30Mtusl'lfri4mths.

. BOSTON FISH ADVTS.

|,_ _ __ ' __; _i I

Austin Haley

Commission Merchant

No. 11 iriiiioii who|e;nicRPi;i;;li;1;In,-ki»r, new Yom( _ _ _ _ _ lllresh and salt

._ _Fresh Fish. lobsters. Eli., flanadian _

Smells and Eels a Specially _

\ All the Eels vw can Send US- _ Fulton Fish Mai-kai, New v`osi< - l Consigniiiciifs Soiicitcd Dolly ltctui-iis

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869-10-30MtusEf2mths

I Lockwood & Wmant

Wholesale Commission dealers iii all kinds of

I resh and Frozen Fish

Consignments given careful attention and daily returns made.

Sinelts and Eels a Specialty

884-10~30MI.il.slY!_i'iG_wks. ' ` `

_ __ _ _ ____ _g \ ~ Careful personal attention given tn all Consignments U ! 867_w_30MtusEE6wks._

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" _ ’ CALEB HALEY - SEAHIIRX N. IIALEY

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871--10-30MttlsEi'6wpil _

1\o. 109 Piiltoii Market. l\<‘\v Xork l

Lohsters, Scallops, Clams 176, Atlantic Ave., Boston Consignments Solicited

4fri-10-30Mtus‘Ei'ri12wkspd . ¢.

A Gallant Youth

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GALEB l"lAl-EY & CO

. 4 Fulton Fislilnlarkct' I & Wholesale Coxnmission Dealers in all kinds of '

* ' _ Company Fresh and Frozen Fish

.wh 1 1 D lc, 1 and s,,,,,p,,,B on ,,n~Ki,,d/,',,f sivinurs. Mscknnisi. AND nuns ii srnciiiurr »

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William Mclieaii was in an old_Ger

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Ccneral Commission Merchants el O

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` .`wi~ioi.nsAi.n commission imsnuiis iN

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” Specialties' ---Smclts`, Eels and Cliiiiis

mo rr harness ' .fl ns- lItii'si!ffw\»s¢~ _ .

J. M. MINUGH & co

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Established in 1890 “SQ B- Riley & C01: B090", MHSS .

NFJV YORK References any Whoionnln iiouro

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has been awarded. 4 ' li ' .

time is n story of herolsiii and re-

soiii'<~ei'iiliis.ss that is not often pnrallclcd. i\ battery of Vniiadian flolil a,rtillci'y was under :i concen- irnicd fire from enemy guns. Gunner

man gun pit during th-c bonihsrfi ment when ii direct hit caused twelve

and hand Macliean turned at .owe-_i0 the duty of rescuing those who were in worse case than himself. _ One of the victims was plmned down beneath heavy debris and there was ii dan gcr that-If left in the position in which he was ho could not survive long. A incilicnl officer who could not roach thc spot hccaiisi: #fthe nceiln of other wounded. ivim' CDI! suited and he advised amputation'-of the shattered leg so that the yictini might be released. With great nerve im the smoke-filled _gun _Nb Maclie-an performed the amputation. tlius showing what the oIllcial___r_ep_0l'i- records as a splendid. stumble- _Of timvery, determination, and devotion io duty for which the 'military niedm