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'Follows the HQ `

Merchant Marine ._

any Nation ls_lts

Step to Sea-Power

To develop our Sea Heritage, we must send chosen and trained emissaries-our most able busi- ness men--to make preferential trade agreements wi_th other nations ofthe Empire. And 'we must make good these trade agreements with Canadian ships.

The Navy League of Canada

m`ld.d‘ “Overcoat" meet Saturday. H\.\l1~ WHO'S WILD AND WHY? River' dreds 01' automobile! 031116 ln l\'0l11

. B J hn Breck

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Keep His Tender Little Skin

From Chafing

- f Wherever the folds of flesh rub_ together, baby’s ' in is likel to become irritated, inflamed-chafed.

E* évtr Sk ` .Y. _ . llgiihv Yet, such irritation can easily be prevented.

wash your baby with Lifebuoy,

§ W When you _ _

the big creamy lather carries a mild antiseptic

right into the pores of the skin.

°°*U°‘ leaves

it more than clean-keeps it free

Th'

‘° “E frol; perspiration acids-protects it from painful

md chafing.

g°§;'The “health” odour in Lifebuoy is not a perfume (Him --not the odour of a medicine-but a pure bw' I hygienic odour that tells you instantly why the

to ieir sy sn; Nl in

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soap benefits baby.

Ori sale at any grocery.

i-iie‘roi\io.Ai._¢iiA|mc1Ilio Al Poiirnnvno A1' '

_ Nlw vom(-e couerrruiton mtv PAolAN1'.

Historical scenes and characters

were faithfully portrayed at the pageant given by the Constitution- al League of America at Carnegie

Hall, New York, on the 133rd an- niversary ot the signing ot the De-

i The Overcoat Meet-~ _ /

`” ‘ RE-ASON WHY _ /

WOODSTOCK, Oct.. 8-'-Between

all along the border in spite ot the

..: fi' == \“.’iact that it is a busy time gather- ,. ey, sam me mwwmmc

ing the immense potato crop both in Maine and New Brunswick. The attractions put on by the Wood- stock Driving Club were ot supe- rior merit. and worthy of the big attendance. Every event was fnil of thrillsvbut the tree-for-all was, of course, the premier number on the card it was all Bill Sharon from the start of the first heat with Lady Grattan in second place. The old reliable, Fern Hal, made sonir desperate efforts to come up in front but Cameron was clearly outclassed. Zom Q. was appar' ently content to follow along lei-

claration ol independence. In this photograph, from lelt to right, are seen Ralph Ince as Abraham Lin- coln; ‘Brandon Tynan as “I-ilstory"; Riley Hatch as Benjamin Franklin, and De Wolf Hopper as George iwashington. _

Tam

camper wlho had bunszt fin on .ine to relaite his experiences applying my Social Rules mr Woodland Friends, "illiey all twine. At least tllliiey're willing to be. Put an end 'to bun-ting and -t-hey'll be 'back feedfing around our very doors. Like -these--" and he waved an incautious ann at the quaill, tihe 'wooddoves and ttlie cot- lontallis \\‘h»1cih had nsscmhled with my chickens at lb-» feeding calli. 'Phe wi-ill -tiling never stiirtred save I0 cock an ear 'for fiilie hill of more grain. Bdt a prowll-ing cali, leaped from the tangle of grapovlrnes along ellie renee. 'i`r.if:~e was his answer in a nutshell. _

-Tame. yes-l L not doiiiesiica-

ted.. We .settled that question by patient cxperiment aeons ago. Those results still stand; the bit of open 'lawn betore our 'houses is

|`surely when it was seen it was no ,use to try and come out in the front rank. The Alcorn outfit was much in evid-ence today and its winnings from all sources will 'tigure in the thousands.

In the 2.16 trol. and pace what

looked like a had accident tortu- nately turned out without damage- ln thesecond heat Jeffrey and his driver on the upper turn were seen to make a complete somersault_

,‘ stiill the sign and seal of their con- tinuance. Our wdld creatures' will stlill be mere trainaiitory acquain- tances long aitlteir our peace treaty is passed because our ways are not their ways,

We 'arc creatures of ttlhe open

spacw. We first learned -to sleep lin -nhilckem 'far from tlho forests edge, like the graziing cows, away tlrom tree-prowliifng snakes and hungry noses. We learned -to tear up .the coveir ‘around our haunts to “keep oh! itbe lesser plagues zil-

Botli horse and driver were soon 0

ng the ground. W »t aim led th

‘on their feet and to the surprise Bum, bare before o$“_'roav2B_ W;

ot the grandstand resumed the built our fiiisit rude huts in some K _ _ __ _

race. The judges in announcing T“~""l“ml ¢~lf’fU‘i‘D8» 'wt becallbe 0! - -' - ff " ` _ _ . . _ the sun, until we widened the space F the" declsfon filled ‘mt Lmle Pe between us and the wild to make .ff -i=i_ 1 - = "-I

ter and his driver, Douse. “'lioiii _mom fm. our pmmed gmm but

they blamed for the spiil .letirey I0" sateftv Our awakening minds \

;'h°__\efi__ yi; gy jjgii §‘§`;‘d;;“‘ij li-“.‘5`;‘..L‘§i.-E;i1’.22"‘.;°§`?l.i.‘i¥""“““ “‘° Mabel McKinley-Niece of the' Late

ac'aii- 'u e .' ' \1 »_ ,

W.. . popular vf°f°fy~ ».....l.‘;1§’_1§‘£-"§.-$,'§_§ ...3f."‘i_..."‘€§`1..`1¥I.‘ll President of the United States-'l`alces\ l

- th - was o in ee. H 'h d ~ *ooo--Q

...;' .`§a.f.“§`§`f."'§fed 2.11.10.” ”`.f§§. f;;;°"e,,-@‘3°,_°f~1~t“~3 5° =““<>°“f§'l117l55l Niixated Iron for Health and Strength -=- -= as j- == f

week was culled off. in we lf’ 'ge Wm-I mm' But'-"Fly

°"’ ‘V L” °“"d "' ‘° "W" "“'"@ d Sa o She Regards lt as The Ideal

_pi-_n wp-#_

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name that for over half a

century has satisfied the style demands of well-dressed men.

Fi&y years of Progress, both in the manufacturing and in the confidence of the Public, has made Tooius merchandise the Nation’s standard.

Whatever your taste in shirts, collars and neck-

wear may be, you can with safety and confidence may TOOK! to your dealer.

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED

Mnnufacturul of Shirts. Collars and Neckwear

MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER

TOOKE HOOK for soft collars I

U I nvenlora of I/le

dmgor department store' The judges today WW91 Char- Slflll -remain. 'the open-loving graz- An y

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Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. EXBESSWE Acmm~ ....‘Z..,.,°."T__.___”._f’_`TlT`T'_.. ..,

r- _ _Q - I frime-2.16 1-2, 2.13 1-2, 2 15 1-4,

'“"°"“°" um' in at the bottom of multi 2-13- ' `

' FREIGHT AND PAMENQIR tlnvlci UT. Joi-IN AND lol1'oN dilugve i||._ _ ___,,____

lteolislilp Governor Din I will leave lt. .|o(hAl over: Ill- More than three thousand dwell

r>srs¢|¢.ufeu¢vmn{$'&;.iur toe.; fm’ "` 7 _ - ,_._l,._,."j,:_.‘:-‘.2-1.:.:..+.".=',°.".i. ...'.';:.".,‘.-:.‘,°.°':.:-.:'..h°:°. .f.:..§:':f.: Kltldmns' ‘W 2°" 1° Cm

“Wg ; ,_ __ . _ this year under the Dominion and

FA". .1`” “,A.r‘n°°". “_” U, :O7 Ineglgallon gffqya img... Provinc_i_n| housing schemes. This

Direct connection with llotropoliul Lino otoalofl for In York vb “I all plump* 73”* f|’°l\ mul " l 5° m°"°°°¢"l W U10 0"

Canal. the distress DIl¢Id1‘IyQGpl'l. of the year by the construction of

I nn' ma N” °- " 'N-"<°' » ' IIADIIY I>0'l'l"l IOVII llbiiildlngs iii the sections of the

I _ A O. llllll. Ama' -_ ._ I Ml OI INIITI . country whore climatic conditions

permit.

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T`*"”'>~ ‘“5"°" Time by quarters-31 1.03 1-2

Free-for-all-Purse $1,000.

.itil

A. Alcorn,

Lady Gratten, A. Alcorn,

Blacltville ................2

.Fern I-Ial, ~Dr. McAlister,

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( “W `”` 'r' 22-112 2211-2 2171-4 } \ 4 ‘i -'gt me-. - ~ -- ~» - 1_s<s__ 1-1;, 2.11 1-4, as 1-2. 1.01. 1.40. A 2.fi\\\\\\~ __ ,_: - as -~

l\'\\ 'm ' Bm sharon,

‘ .’ , Biackviiie

2.16 Trot and Pace-Purse $500.

Jeffrey. C. J. Hanson,

2 Baton, A. M. Nason, Monti-

Dolsa Patch, P. Doherty,

-Houlton . . . . . ...........234

1 38 1-2, 1_07. 1.40, 2.12 1-4

-Presque Isle 4 1 1

cello (Me_) . . . ...5 1 2 4

-‘ S _.- '_ ‘Sussex 3 3 Tommy (,0ner_ “_ G_ Km

_, '_ 7‘_--- Chen, rrearioion 2 a

ie. Thompson, Noni. sy.i.1ey~ sfe- 'the big siowsignted ground- Weak, Run-Down Nervous Women

- _ , , ' bllfdh. and such iefw as we are

__@»||.1| | CC; @ Thomas Doyle, Fort Fairfield okxvm enough to _hold "_ 1655 s_a_ D' “-

L (.Me.); Robert Hamilton, Woofl- me b,md,bge_ Aye_ and “he mt B-kG°°f¥*"_ "_

stock. Frank Powers ofiicinted :is Whom we do not desire but who m¢r|y'|>||y¢|. _ , , , Sual ave sausraw outw-ins iis, and our help-meet, the dm ug] 5”.

starter and as u B ,I _ d 1 I

tion. The horse Onward Wilkes C‘§u_oju§i_w'w'__:,l_i1ghl__'i;i,we clear our Lzarxr:

2_14, was lotlerlod at the close of spaces mr .une bwds to cross be_ il' Hmpitd of

l.E\/Yi( BROTHERS l.iMI’l'i-ID. TORONTO g the races and Stanley Dewitt held i_r_we<-in _thebshadowy sa-fety of the New Jersey,

';_B_ - _ fees. ar or ou b sts t . , E pl-in WL a==;s ,_ '-:. ”_" i =l mc 1“°ky ucket' Summary' these who croudii iliaeovdl-, pdliyo lrtahaneol

» '”“f’““d _“f 00W*I‘. make desperate the GREAT-

E~ - 2.20 Trot, Purse $500. .. anion snowed that the one next EST OF ALL

f"|f__\'ll‘9 14_ll`.wlio hrove 't.lie earth on

Sommereworth tBoy, T. V. £51523; `(l(;1‘i)`tm“'_t‘l’\‘;f3m[h": °ha'”5l“5 ‘

__ » . ‘ » , 'ill never Soyuz!-Ising

Q fri IJVO andm $20 Holloway, Haulton .. . . . ...1 1 Sim,-,, our Eden Bu, ,a _mere dip found nmmng

Miss Peter Snlane. P. H- & “rents in taste. set temper, siioiiid in me expert.

what a treat is in store G. w_ need. Fort Fair- :_i_i_.=_¢__°:¢;_;_ir_i:_¢;

1 0

for those who heve YC! f° ‘ , . “em 3 Som Q, iiirry Nevers, rom-ammo brew their first pot of _ r.,- The M““_‘”_' __' ' ' 3 __ 4 lloulion _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . ...3 4 4

F"’d°"° ° - """"""" " ' Benali. iioiiimn Driving

~»f-'-SM' °f-'--=_1’°‘<~:='=.-‘ T# i- W- _______ ..

.'¢` `, iff" -

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healthy, rs - blooded wo- men la Nuxa- ted Iron.

Every woman

who w shes to possess health ltrength ang beau! . shoul

For All

no equal a

euefuil/y rmd the statement ol Miss McKinley who alter her nenonaluleof Nunted |ron,tellso1 thereaulu Ilie btaliied. ML Mexing nm' "wmie I ina sm..

heard of Nun! Iron I muiit admit that prior

lloiulii'|lt mnaeli I had noiclea of its remarkable volt? or bu ding up the health and strength.

" ollowiiig the utr_\iii imposed by months of

the moot. exacting work singing for the soldier: In the various army enrampmenta, tosetlicr with my social engagements and char lable pursuits. I Ieund myself in ouch l weakened, run-doom state that I feared a eompleteoolliirse.

"It maui utterly impossible for me to ron

every! land many or acompletereshbut I :milled that al my condition was Ierloiis I must. dtlier do this or find something that would actually rebuild my vriirilnf strength and enable me to continue my nctlv ties.

"l Ind always been pi-rlud ced against torile

pnpontloiu which, for the moat part,iiound only acted ls n temporwimulant and usu- ally ldltisne our og t __ ever. gm. when ovii om y p yslcian tent y recommended that l live n Init trial loNimted Inn, [consented to begin i!lu|e.wi¢l&&%‘Lluit. lhtdwoggcviiinnat evnknezaonhe iii-

fiom w ni ered bepri renheed

$3.5 eelmi o( rznew¢d_ ltreiigth and vltlllty.

the three ln time m whole in

F'..'.f..""i""..*°1'§§§.°‘;'_§:..°“,;§.':.j.s..'~if§

- -he 1 ln ‘on ln"

_ii gli

sra"°.'f*"‘%..-?s.=Zi`fi-‘ish

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'simply by taking Nunn; Iron, might readily

that In pmriloallr nine time! out nl ten. un< strut? nerves ani failing strength and vltizlgr are ue to deficiency of iron in the bl Many I womiin who 5 ruvi~down, nervous and WHO Qllldily tires out. lulien from iron danci- ency and does not know it. l nm convinced that there are thoiisnndl I such women who. fill? .§i»‘l»l"'i"¢ '°" "'°°‘li °°{‘1`i.'°‘.l.'.’-_'i ‘“"§2’i°L

Cil II I' Il

to vibrant and vlggdirs lieglth. :By ell-'ierllehifin the blood and lncreasliih itii oxygen mrryiii| giver. Nunted iron wi often transform the

bby flesh, ton;-less tissues, and pullld clieeln

of nervous nin-down wumi-ri into n |low ol hmlthh =nd_ mi;_k:tt_l_i¢iii _look youii|er_withln lliirp i\nlYs o me.:

ther h lredf lo

....::°:......:°.',°.'»'.:’,z‘.:..: ;_5\;l'Sii:_E>n '_:»_;imouth_\Kem;1rl|l Houpigll

Y on : 'Wlia women n

to fmt roaealn their elizelu and the springtime of lfe into their step is not eomieilcn or nlmii. |l\|l\l dnill but penty cl rich. Pure blood. Witwgimwmg enzidclodcrmiet to iluenrselz

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o ii eatin

E3; I?o_o&-builders. amid hun for drug to y, nt ll H amend ”du:D¥=‘:“Iothm' .

' _LL 'nn ‘ if

__ _ ‘*'-"""- ‘ _'1i"~ 1-at .s- _ 1;; p~~‘. L, r--2-~ $21*

PROFESSIONAL

` Dr. W.L.McLe11an --

DENTIBT

Riley Building, Queen Btreot

PIIOIIO IBC MDM' P- W I-. Tuesday, Wed-

E351-9-3-ZBI.

__________,'_.._-_-_-- -7-27-Smos.

Dr. C. G. Archibald

Graduate on N. . I rm u

Medical School and Halbltal.

Prop-;_:.ics_ilmited to ‘ye. Ear None Eye, Ear, N059, Thru, and

I‘ .

mghlce °“Bayer Building Great omce 187 KBDI- Sl- PIIOIIB 3244 George street. ooiwllte Guardian Hours 10.00-4.00 Office. Telephone 850. E ‘

Oirlce Hours-9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 Venihg by appointment

. . M h lt d oi! hour at i.."'....r.i,..‘:. °s.“:.:;.° ° f<°~1d»»--- 6 was- s----l. _._-. ___.i_-

McLeod & Bentiey-a----

W E. BENTLEY, K C

Barrister and Attoi-ney~a.t-Luaw G, S: AN, K_ G,

` MONEY T0 LOAN Barrister and Attornsy»at.Law Oflice Bank of N. B. Chambers Rwm Nm 13. cameron Block

I Morson & Duffy `

Barrister: and Attorneys S. S.

Solicitors for Royal Bank oi' Bnrhm, souolwr Not",

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"QNEY 7° "°*"_ _ _'_ Momsv ‘ro Lam

DR. I. E. CROKEN A vr.1'en|NAiw sunosou J C

louise ma rmitisneesn ri-mee si. ' " ° I

Corner Prince and Sydney Sta. EYE, EAR, 'NODE AND

DR CLIFF

UIIROIIO DISEASE!

Now nt Vielorll Hotel.

UuA|\lA0'|'|'l'2'I'0WN| P- E. In FYNIY. Saturday, Sunday. Monday.

M linen iioui. sumiiriu-

lfslnr. Thunder.

_ours--Ifroll 12 lo tl . iii. l‘lU'JUt--$100.00 _curly In

qglgzilnre. NOW!

1 Poco one DR, H_ D_

1541

VICTORIA ROW

canada Im .

U°ll\lliie _ P. E

Phone 804 03|”-RIley Buggies. 03°:

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_ ` ofiife' i-i .i°n1‘io°{°'ili'”¢° 4 it I*

J. A. MQGDONALD

'1,§2!,‘;§','§',‘,°“;’,§',,'§,““ _McLean & 1lIeKinn0l1 01|i¢g....|u|¢y guna" llrrloioro, Abtornoyl-If-|-4"

Qguimmn Oflloo, Royal link l\|l||lhl_m

1g1g.9.1.1m¢_ I _ _ _¢|iorlott0hw|\ P. l»|l

Evenings by Appointment

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