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We offer to return your money in everycase w ere it falls to do §00d.

$1.00 bottle.

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Central Drugstore Headqusrterd for the

. Remedies

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' Nov. 23rd, 1016.

_...__ _

_ The St. Thomas Literary and De- bating Society held' its weekly debate last evening, and it was unanimously conceded to have been the best so far this year. The subject under dahate _was quite eiiiciently discussed by both sides. _Eloqumce_, if not in_ full bloom, at least in the ripe bud, pro- fusely adorned' the speeches of the debstors. and Clcem’s fame for orat- ori`c'al prowess bids fair to be over- shadowed im the not _very distant fu~ ture if one may judge from the effect produced' by some of the speakers of the evenln8-

The question debated was: itesolv-_

ed: That the building up of the Ger- man Empire was, the remote cause of the-present European war.

The debators were as follows: Aiilrmstive: Michael Francis. Capt.;

Leo, casey, A. Caron, C. McDonald.

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when cross, tavsrish and siek give ' “California eyrup of Figs."

Children love this "fruit laxative,"

“ii 11°'-111118 cite _ciesnses the tender atomssh# liver and bowels so nicely.

A child simply- will not stop playing

to empty tile bowels, and the re'sult is, they become slightly clogged with waste; liver rote sluggish. stomach Hours. then your little one becomes Gross. baif~sick, feverish, _d0n'¢ ent, Sleep or not naturally. breath is bpd, -lystem full of cold, has more throat, stomach-ache' or diarrhoea. Listen, Mother! See if tongue is coated, then B'ive_ a teaspoonful of "California .SYFUD °f F188." and in a few hours -all the constituted wane. sour hue and undiges‘te'd food passes out of the sys-

:._em_,__and you have a well, playful child

E3 . Millions of mothers give "Californ-

ll Syrup of Figs" because it is' perfec- tly harmless; children love it. and it never falls to act on the stomach, liv- er an bowel _

d s

Ask your drusgist for a 50-cent bot-

-_tle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of alll ages and for grown-ups plainly printed' on the bottle. Beware of counte'rfeits sold here. Get the gen- llllll->. H1500 by "California Fig Syrup Company-." Refuse any other kind’ with contempt.

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STUCK Ullillliiliil

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(SP°¢lH| to the Guardian)

HALIFAX, N. S.. November 23-

(Quotations furnished by F. B.” Mc- Curdy & Co., stock and bond brokers. members Montreal Stock Exchange, McCurdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES.

Yesterday To-day

Atchison ._ 104% 104% AmOandFy.. ..7ii% 73

91%

Am Loco

99% llil

Auaconda Am S & R ._ Col F andl ._ 56% Cen . . . . _ .._ 107 Crucible Steel 87% M. Fi"-Ct 118 Mex Nor Power . 108 Ps.~ steer as-if needing- _ . . _ . .__ 107% sur. .... ._ 997% Studbaker 12&% Union--1=ae 143% U. s-_ steel ._ 12555

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90 98% 117% 5514. 107

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116% 107% sm 106% 99% 125 14`7_1,~§ 124%

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OTTAWA, 0nt.,"N'ov. 21-Recruiting

methods are being changed, [here will be few, it any more: infantry batta- iionsauthoriled. lf Authorities have come to the ~ conclusion- ‘that Canadian infantry regiments ~ hsve'f reached a numberwhich" should not be Increas- ed. The prstice has been to author- ize populsr, conspicuous s,nd_'en‘erge'tic men to' '\inderta.l_le‘ the raising of a battalion in‘_ his locality; Confidence in him by the men -of 'the locality has

been countedtiupon as a powerful lac"- tor ln attrae ny men.~ -

Men have- been' enlisted with the

assurance that they* would go to the front with the colonel whom they knew and‘ with s battalion* superior of- ficers with whom they were familiar. This has attracted a good many wav- erers.

For some months authorities on the

other side have adopted the pratice

of breaking up battrlions' soon after their arrival ___i_n Eng z_md and sending

e men o rance n companes or

sections as reinforcements- for sea- soned regiments of Canadian veter-

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left in England, while their men' have been sen; to France. Few officers. _fresh fromf Canada with rank higher than suballtern have been allowed to cross the channel. Even with sub- .alterns -the policy' has been recently largely to brings# up conspicuously 'geilioient men from the ranks. The -personal appeal? of the popular man ‘lor Canadian Colonel is therefore largely a thing ot the past. The new poiioy,wilZl he to raise men for rein- _forcements of regiments which are at 'the front, and which ,have gained glory in fighting. Every part of Can- ‘ada ie today represented at the front \by such units. Ther# is local pride in

Negative: J. R. Flem|_ninK. Capt.;

R._McKensie. J. Rushes. J. Gas_0l10l1-

The vote taken at the close ol the

debate was very evenly divided but the “balance of power" was in favor of Mr. Francis' side. ___ ____ __ _.___ _` _ , , _ _

their performance. -For the popular colonel there has been' substituted tho appeal of the' glor_ious'__regiment. It is believed this will bring the men to the recruiting oificee as effectively as did the old' policy.

]a cn; _I l__ I _ in “_” i wnlllolllglhlilegmn Would Die

After Years of Suffering Af¥¢ibu‘l| Gur

e to Dr. Gl\ase's Kidney-Liver Pills.

listing too much or using foods tisab

_indict agree are the usual causes ol nn Mmm. _ _ _

no me uaily-be'gins_not in ths

st¢?l?Lc1l, 'hut Fi. tlio"live'f. since it ds- vo s th or to iilter the BX

- °° "° “rf-'umm mum" °° onue95=--R1usev- Lwssrids srethe -:rem vi' ll*°*

-regulators it naturally follows that

they, are unexceiled. as a cure for

ohroni indignation. ~ _ I, I _ Im' acyvlzsthzepumrnoxgnvggtznssefetel: he looks and fe%:|%l_:r‘:il.*, glmlgaxd 8t.l:st ;.copy_ |31 .4 from _ _ssl l¢,isonoh ex ence ss tl t t_ I-_ Ol ‘_ -“ll -2.2.2. =.'.'::.:: .__ ll at .-1. ~_ _ -M »-’ll- -»-"'~»°t`fll-» . -

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f-klgnsy-tive rms. ' _1 ma .ui s' o its mmol for mm nm. and wnll ‘lst nothing to stop it until I tried

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Dr. Glisss‘s Kidney-Liver Pills. I would have an attach of this trouble lwmr:my_ stomsoa.evmf_thrss dt mn' ,weeks and was so had at tlmol UW- my friends' tnoulltt l would surely die. Thug" gmehses pills,_1I have not had _smattsoh-rfon-six mosths .ond D01

I h. M hast; nw!! he _ t the oussistisorour Y _gig _

nn sae v ssumomrv “ilk-' ' periencg with Dr. ‘(`izsse’s' Nerve Food.

»i*sv:.:“t”,§§nu1rtu.°d

:ur ft. .__ ‘ mm' oogepllosted' diss Kinsey Liver ill

_ .. :$213 ,gn _ s _ .5-‘gil r si . =_ EE”

ers. or lldmsnson. Bates 5 Co., Ll sd. Toronto. _ ___

ans. Commanding oilicers have been-

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Ttlst Church again this evening at

_llieo‘,' adopted a't` its

Rev. C. R. Freeman in a deeply

lmorefsstvessrmon at the. _nspupt Church last night dealt with the great passage in Romans 10, 9-10, “If thou slmlt confess with thy mouth -the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thine heart that God hdlh raised Him from- tho dead thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth. nntp right: eousnoss; and with the month con"- fessiom is made’ unto salvation." »

The religion' that will grip the mass-

es of_ the 20th century must commend itself to the ‘iudgment of thinking people. _

(Phe great conception involved in the passage above is such as will sat-

isfy the srictest intellectual inves-'

tigatlop.. It ‘is prai.-ical, it is compre hensive. lt is true. _

The promise oi the passage'-“Thou

shalt be saved" depends very clearly' and -deiinitely on our belief and con- fession. -

The migbtiest problem of the uni-

verse is bound up in' three conditions --a God iniiniteiy holy. A God infinitely just. and the iniinl-te sinfulness oi man. Chris; is the only solution of the problem.

"Beiieve in'_-thine hesrt"- believe

and trust as one may trust the bridge over which one travels, and then give your trust and conviction expression in confessing the Christ. _ There will be a meeting at the Bao

7.30. _Ml are cordially invited to be present.

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rlnuslf an mn nvm Pugh Kinsnom

BERLIN, November 23-~ via Say-

vi-lle~= “As 'was to be expected.” says the Overseas News' Agency "-the pro- clamation of the new kindgom of Poland by the Central Empires has met' with opposition in the Prussian State Diet. This. parliament for many years has been the scene of struggles between the majority, advocating anti- Polish legislation, and the minority, opposing these laws.

"Once more the Socialists, Liberals

and members of the Catholic par-ty are united on one side, while. on the other the Conservatives-and National Liberals have' joined hands: The pre- sent composition of the Diet makes it inevitable that the combined Conser- vatives. and National Liberals form the majority. These twoparties previous- ly' expressed, in. special resolutions. the fear that the' Poles of Prussia might incline toward -the new Polish State.

“The debates were lively, and the

excitement in the Chamber was in- creased by the fact that a~ member ,oi the dissenting extremist wing spoke for the Socialists. The debates will, in no way, change the decision of the German Government, by which free- dom will be given to the Poles.”

GRAVITY UF Wi Sill-IAill|l]N' 'IN RUUMANIA

LONDON, Nov. 23- London made

no attempt today to disguise' its feel- ing of gravity of the German whirl; wind advance into Western Ronmania indicated in` the fall of Craiova.

Military experts* and economists

were greatly concerned. to know whe- ther the Roumanians had sutlicient advsn'co_in_formation‘ of the speed of the German enveloping movement. engineered by General Von Falkehayn to remove from Craiova. the vast stores of grain known to be' here.

Germany desperately needs such'

wheat and hope* is expressed here that fragmentary advices indicating that the Craiova. granaries' had been emptied long before -the German occu- pation, will be confirmed. As yet no word has been received direct from Bucharest admitting the capture of the cityby the Teutons or explaining what effect this capture will have on the Roumanis/n' campaign in Wallac- bis. 'f 'lihe' London press made no disguise today of the menace seen in the a- mazingly swift progress by which General Von Falkenhayn"s army swept; into Roumania and took the Wallachian city. A temporary and local collapse' of the entire Rouman~ ian defensive was feared. What Lon- don ls' most anxious now to' ascertain is whether ‘the Roumsnian anmy, which Von Fe.lkenhayn’s move sought to envelope, can' escape the jaws of the German vice andsuccess- 'fully evade crushing, fum: the north and south pressure. With _Craiova. in German hands'-the Roumanlsn rsil- _wsy communications to the' Orsova sector are cutl off, and the ltoumsn- ian army in this Orsova section is in an extremely precarious position.

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Pillow Cases Four dozen on sale at per pair_..._.... .... ..25c

Toweling Pure linen -very scarce goods ...5 yds. for 594:

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Bedspreads Crochet make, 64x84 inch. worth 1.65.. $1.20 Cushions All ready filled-assorted colors ._ __ _

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