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` ‘necessary informatlon Wm be given at the-on-4 o o -0-tee-s ooo-so-N-0 ooeeeooooo o o_o -new-o f" euéeeeeeeepqoeooonuoeeooe!°0°*°9°*°°°9leeooe::osa

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_provincial headquarters, Eastern Trusti:

L 1 ' -_- ___ Building, ic_hm_ond St., Charlottetownfu- A Head Omoo at Charlottetown, Branch Office at Sum- through t 9 different Chairmen andf

leraide, Albenon. 8ourll_a_nd Montague.

morning muy (founded iam), $3.50 per year, (osiivf

ered) in advance; $2.50 per year (mailed) ln advance, In

Canada, and $3.00 for U. 8\A.

Evening Daily (founded 1907) $2.00 (delivered or by

Mall In Canada, and $2.50 for U. S_. A.

Saturday Weeklt (founded 1887) $1250 per annum by'

mall ln Canada or . S. A." ‘ ‘

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*-1 ei'~'1‘Ctl0ll Card Of M1`- Alexander Martins the 'ter as its president, and lion. N. W lspecting (any of these inrittei's,‘ und,

S€COl'l(l Win-th€ WHT Ciiildldélté HOW lil Rdwell as its vice president. The otli- generally speaking, all matters relat

It will be gratifying to everyone con - 5

cerned to learn that the action taken by 6,. the Provincial Patriotic Society rou_g_ p Mr. James Paton, M.L.A., to retain a inili- a tary depot in Charlottetown has been suc- 3

C@SSfL1l- MF- Pawn has Y`@°91V'3d 3 Very confidently solicits the support of the el

satisfactory letter from General Mewburn, ect0,~s_

Minister of Militia and Defence, stating

that the military depot will be continued`ta and that a company of the First Depot Bat- fa talion will be stationed here under an of'li_c- g er of the rank of Major and a second in e command. ~" - T

The people throughout the whole prov- th

incc should appreciate this concession when Su it is borne in mind that the Headquai_'tei‘s_G of the Sixth Military Division is at Halifax. jy and that owing to the action of the Laurier b government Charlottetown was deprived t of the right to have local command. When 10 the 105th Regiment. was removed there C, vas nothing lcftin Charlottetown to ofiici- Li ally represent the Militia Department and people of the province generally and of the liatriotic Society took up the matter Queenis C0,,,,_ty in pa,.t,cu1a,._

and made strongrepresentations to ine

Prime Minister alifl the l_\/lliilster of Militia of the year it will 'rrobably be impossibh, to have a military depot opened here. It [.-

was pointed out that Charlottetown as the

capital of the province had a right to have C a reprcsentatioii of the military authorities ,, and that unless a depot ‘were opened there k would be nothing to show that Prince Ed- t

ward Island was included iii the military districts of thc Dominion. _ _

The Primo Minister and thc thou Minister

of Militia, Sir Sain -Hughes, gave favorable consideration to thc representations and a depot was opened with Major Leigh in co_in- mand. Notwithstanding that Major Leigh, gave excellent service and received the \'ery_highest comniendation from the Of- ficer Commanding the SixthDivisio~n,'"cer- tain busy-bodies took action to have his services dispensed with, and as the result of questions iii the House of Commons and numerous letters from the province to the Militia Department at Ottawa the author- ities came to the conclusion that a depot was not wanted by the people of this prov- ince, and so ordered its removal to Halifax from which it was intended to administer the military affairs of Charlottetown; that is, after the depot was closed no soldiers woud be billeted in Charlottetown, but as. they reported for service they would bei

sent forthwithnio Halifax. Major Leigh’sf services as Co manding Officer were dis- pensed with and as the depot was being re-_ moved, the Patriotic Society again inter -Y vened and through the agency of Mr. James Paton, M.L.A., petitioned the Min- ister of Militia to have our military status retained. Correspondence took place be - tween Mr. Paton and the Minister with the gratifying result mentioned above. Mr. Paton went to Halifax last week and re- turned with Col..Bauld and Col. Flowers who have instructions to reinstate the de- pot of which Major J. Wcbb Stanley has been given command.

The militia orders now make it impera-

tivc that all commands in Canada shall be given to returned soldiers and as Major Stanley was home on furlough after two years’ service at the front, he has been se- lected as the most suitable and deserving officer for the position. We heartily con- gratulate Major Stanley on his well merit- ed appointment and the province on hav- ing secured so capable and deserving an ofiicer. ,

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V 'l`lll'i \'|("I`()li\' l,().\N

The organization in connection with the of 3 few days a manifesto explaining why

Victory Loan has been completed by the ' appointment of strong committees consist- ing of (1) Provincial Committee, with a chairman and ten members, (2) an Execu- tive Committee of three members, (3) a Finance'Committee of two members, Pub- licity committee;,County committees with a chairman and organizer fdr each county, the committees consisting of leading citi- zens from every section of the province. A list of these committees will be found on

another -page of ,this issue. '

The loan will be launched on November

12th and the wholeprovince will be thor- oughly canvassed. In the' meantime all

'be opposed to any such arrangement. The

er intimated to his more or less faithful following that he would issue in the course

through the press.

It is earnestly hoped that all information relative to this great effort will be careful-~ ly scanned by all our people and that the response will be worthy of the great cause and of the province. The loan affords an

opportunity for the safest kind of invest -,'*

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iiNtii|ili`si`iils|Nticii

ciwuiiif ui ciiiiii

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wAn commirrse Ann Ai.so one on nsconsrnucrion Ano NA'r|oNAi_ oEvia|.omisN'r- How Dimes /me

` ' oivinso. i i

The Wai Cabinet-technically l.iio\\ii raiigements with the Government of

h . . . b f 1 the us the War Committee ofthe Lalrnet the United Kingdom and with the

Sew ere In this Issue W1 e Oun( Uouncil-will have the Prime Minis Governments of the iiliiel nations re

Mr. Martin s past record as a parlramen-

Mr. Martin explains that at this season

lai gelv attended meeting of the coiiveners f the Libeial polls of Queens County, held yesterday, it was decided to run two

lv , :The Guardian is informed that at a

0 _ _ _ _ __ _ _

Qld in Queen 5__G0unty_ M13 M31f;1n felt or ccirimlttee, which will be known ing tothe efficient pioseeution of the

th h *‘t“’S`h‘S ”‘lhi""°"“e t° *md “°’“‘"“""d Sup' |‘2-“.l.'I.‘i.iff§§"iI§}l°"I’“ “.1""’°fif§°‘i1'IiTT§ "$53 "1§.$`“ 2"'-`“3"Z.§i “F'1i§'"§§Z..

' ° f il B0 HV() A c B D WB S ( \l S ‘-

Ort of the policy of Sir Robert Li Bordeg Minister as its president lion. A F.. committee will be of e. very wide char nd on this ground 35 Well as on his recor Mzicleziii, Minister without portfolio, acter, special attention will bo given

s a formei representative of the county he will be vi¢e.presiti.mt_ to me incl-emii can of living. "un

Personnel of the War Cabinet ‘this is chiefly due to causes which

are beyond the contiol oi’ the Gov

The personnel of the iuo commit ernment of Canada, oi of any othei

rian, his con_tinued interest in _th_e wel ,Ch ,S as ,,,,,ows___ ,.,,,,,,,.,,,_ ,,,,,s,,,,,,,, as ,hc ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,_,_,, re of his native province and his intelli- war Cabinet; chaimiiii, sit- insert or more than thirty million mn from ent gras of all matters of public interest, Borden: vicochairman. Hou. N.~\V. i>1‘°¢R'\wlive activities and the vasranfl

ntltle to the confidence of the p30p1'e_ ltowell, president oi’ the l’i'lvy Conn- almost inconceivable expenditure en-

. . . » _ n wlnir Minis- 'tailed b the war must inevitably iid~

_ cil, MajorGe eral Me ll. Y' _

hat he Wlll’ If elected’ Worthlly represent ter of Militia and Defeiire' Si`i"'i.’ho- vunco the cost of thc neccssiii'ie.=. oi`

is constituency and_ wortihly lend _his mas White. Minister of l-‘in‘:ince; lion. lifc. N0VG`1‘ll10l‘eSS. it iS (\illC1!l1lll.V ) Oi“l'. tO tl'l€ Will’ )Ol1CV Of the UI'l10l'l ( (‘ Balltmtyiic. Miiiislor of Marine important that ovcry means should be _

I P l' . ‘~ t- ' - 1 , ‘ 0V€I`lllYlGl`ll1, lille ()l`ll_V p0llC_V that l`l0VV` Teal- ami' Fisheries 'and Niivnl Service; taken to nllevinte conditions so far as

mms for those rw new rm if Ji .§’_;’.;‘_‘;f:.‘;’_'.i .;;;f..°i_i;';;‘;‘: '1‘.;'_'

_ _ , r ~ lice; on. ‘. .- Zarvc , ii s e" 0 1 ‘ ' I i

est have eve’-V assumnce' Pew men m ruiiiie ivorits- non A i. sifton, Min- increase ur inflation of prices lhi'<>ugh

he C0unt.V 31`9,b9tt9l` kn0Wn» mme more ister of oiismliis; i»imi_ ii. iiiomiin, houniliis. tliroiich excessive iu'0lits<>1‘

_Val t() lll'l€ Ell'l1)l1"€ OP t() tl`lLll‘ C0llSl.ltl.l€l'1- if-0_-,(mm;t@r.(,;¢n¢;r;\| and Sir Edward through combiiiiitions. Tho steps nl-

' and we feel assured that his candidat- l<e1ui>. Minister or ovw-<<=u.v Military fwdy Hike" 1110118 these lines Should

rye meet the approval of tho Fm-c05_ bo considcioil with ii view to any -fiir~

' ' _ ther action that conditions may ile-

Reconstructlon and Development iilmlld-"

DIR. )l.\ R'l‘l1\"h' ('.\NI)ll)i\'l‘l'lU‘l estic m'0b|¢mB arising 0Ul 95 UW War- granting of licenses therefor, the ar- 9

, _' I U _ _ ` ,D

_ ._

__ _ _ . I _

.V May Name Sub-Committees

liccoiis.ti'iiclioii und iiovciopnient , ~

. . . Coinmittee: (‘liziirinan. Sir Robert , __ -_ =_ - ._ . _

or him to visit all the electors personally, ,,,,,.,,,.,,. ,,,,.,_,.,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,, A K 'P"’""‘_'°"` " "‘“"" “"~ "‘“ “"""‘_“‘

_ . . . , . i , _ - ~ - ment of sub-comniittccs to i~oiisi<.'cr

ltll0l.l_Q`ll ll() Will €Y`lfl@3.V0l` ll() Cl() SO. Tl'li‘ Mnclciin; Sir (lcorgo IC, lfostcr, Minis- ,my pu,.ucu|a,. S,,|)J-out ,_c,|,m.mg ww lectors, however, we feel assured, will 101' <>1`T1°=ulc sud <_1=>ni11\<-wr: §_if The ,t-ini invesiigiiiimt 'rite t-oiiiminiie Ol.. be l'.()() (~}XtlCtlllQ_` ()l`l tl`ilS l)0ll1t;_lLl"i€_V "ms Wliitc' _Mhm_iwP “I _ I""““°"i may iiiitliorize such siib-coiiiniittees

. . . ' ' . ' limi- J< ll RCHL Mml$l"" "l Rilllwuys to bi-ing into coiisultiitioii i in .i l ‘

now Mi. Maitin, know his attitude on _md ,.m,,,,,. ,,,,,, J A ,.,,,,,c,_ MMS ‘S °“"’“

he questions of the dal' and they know 31' ter oi` iiniiilriziiloii ami Colniiizailoii" ot .thc SulH.V0ml-l.mt0c m mmhuon any

_ , _ - _ _ , ~ - poisons of special experience oi' l<now~

O tllklt lfll0l1` ll`ltCl'CStS Will l)C Stlf-C lil l`i]S lion. Ai'tliiii- l\lctii;hiiii_ ‘Miiiiistor oi' ,lcdgo_ Tho War Coiiiiiiittec will hold ll2lll(lS. thi- interior; lion. 'I`. i_\. (‘rei'ar, Mlii periorllciil meetings at such iiilciviils

l“l"" "l A"-T’l"“ll‘"_05 Sli' -l""“’S l‘°“g' as it may dcterinlno. Throc iiieiiilicins

”'"“"""""“0”"‘_*"'-*" l‘;`_"‘:' ‘_’l‘"l""‘_"“_ Ol lh"_ lnllllagy HF” of the coniiiilttec will coiistituic ii

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ i, as foiiiiiissoii, aiu on. emi or ,,,,0,,,,_ , _ __ , - _ ,

- ()l"l’( l»\'|'l`l0\ lx Ql l‘1|"\"’ Lolinrlsoii, _Mliiisicr wilhoiit portfolio. Uppoilllgllmlllrogjqign

Each 1-oiniiilltec. it will lic obscrv- ,.0,,,mmc0_

eil, consists of ten mcinbers ' _

Till After Dcmobilization

_ 'l`ho ltoconslriictioii and Develop-

T710 ‘lime-" "f ill" Wm i`°’“’"lllC“ inent~(‘ommittoo will bo a pcrmfiiieiil

Commlttee's Duties Defined

OI)I)0Sllf.l`Ol'1 C3.I'l(ll(_`l3.l§CS, lltlillely M€SS1'S. "'l\l"h “lil "‘Xl"l ‘l“l`l“ll' Um l’mli"“S_~" roiiiliiitlcn du-ring thc proi.:i'css ofthe

ld/2ll`btll’ll()ll Eillfl SlllCl2l.li`, &lgalYlSt tl'l@ SUD- of th" WM' "ml "mil after flelllohlllz' war :ind until nftor deinoblliziitioii, ll

ation, ilrc rlqiiiicil in nn ordeir in '

4 ' '- __ » I _ ' " W

portals of the [Jnwnlbt government’ Mes cfiiinrll based upon roconitnoiidatioiis .

sis. Nicholson and Maitin, at the ensuing ,,,,,,,e ,,,,. ,,,, ,.,,,,,,_ M,,,,,,e,

ririeil rcsolirccs of the Dominion and

ill consider ii -_scheme or liinniirrii-

election. It had been hoped by a number; sn iioiiert mmitn, in me ret-om. 30,, ,,,,,, c,,,,,,,,,_a,,,m ,H m,m_ _,N

of leadin Liberals that an arran ement wmfiutions. observes that the cou-

iiirtlier proi1‘iictioii iiiid cspecliilly' iig-

g g _

W()uld have bggn Come (0 tvhergby the Li- 5i"'Ufl0“ Uf SU<’l1 " "0m"‘lU@0 Of UW -riculturiil production may he nssiiroil.

- _ , Ciibiiiet is ailvisablc "for the pur-

beral machine would have’ suppoited themm ____ __0_n_____m____g _,___ efforts 0,.

Union government' The proposal was that the scvcriil deparinientsloi' the Gov- t Olle Ofllh(-1‘1l` C3l'l(lld3.t€S W0l1l(l Wll'.ll(lT3.W Olllcrnment t`oi' the prosecution of the

“For this purpose," says the Order. ll1'C0llD<'ll. "ii more syslciiiatlc iind horough_study should bc niadc of

condition that one of the Conservative no- war. for cusuriui: the maximum of ____%___*_

ininees would also be dropped. If this ar- ;’""’“ Will" ""2 ";:“"’;“"‘__‘;" °"l’e“‘“'

` ‘ , ' ' '__ UFO. HU( g(!llCi`il y 0l‘- B DUTDOBU

rangement had been agieed to by the Li . hr _

Md,

. ol t owing he full power ot’ Can -

l_)e_ral Convenllon ¥eSter(I%_@'y qrobably 3 dn into thc iiiilioiiul endeavor." 'H L ` -`" _;`=_ l joint convention o the ibera -Conserva- *_ _ _

(Continued on Page Seven.)

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_ent as as furnlshlng our government Canuda's Wirr Cabinet is aiinounc~ 0qu|pp|ng_ Q( gmbps, ¢h_e_in¢@|-nineiit of `

Wltll the SIYIEWS Of W&l`. _ _ od; also tho committee of the Cabinet aliens, the prohibitions and regula-

which will have charge of the dom- tion of -imports und expoits, and ther

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doubtedly. says the Ordeidn Council,

v' Whyslloman Meal ls," Superior To Other F oods _

‘ T is a complete food. ‘Every ingredient required by the I body for periict health niust come front food. There ig

not one essential food element missing in Roman Veal -

0 . Q all are resent in proper proportion Roman Meal is timid

P _ . ' V

a “balanced ration." .This accounts for the sense gf “wellness” following use cf _ ‘

Dr. Jacksons. ’ - '

It is superior because: _

First-it is the only balanced

ration sold _in package form being composed of wheat, ryc

-the latte

tion caused b bran, and pi-9. "s."it:i intestinalcatnrrh often rg. ulting from brim used alone, or

en énixed with white Hour or

_ io cereals. Roman Mui

fddderzrddodlilldgsind tasteies: f,v,c,s °°nstlP°ti°“ °r "m°“°Y

by elestricity. ‘

Second-Oui divestive canal ‘

was developed into ii forty-foot _ refined cereals ferment: and tube of muscles because our produces vcgetableacids. These ancestors lived upon food with are _absorbed into the blood, ‘

turning it acid. This acidity nappons because the soluble

.\'oi:rth-The excessive quan- .v of starch in white flour and

more waste than nutrition, con- sidered by bulk. This waste was largely grain waste. Witlz- out plenty of waste the diges- tive canal does _not function properly, and co-istipation re- sults Roman Meal contains exactly the right amount of waste. Over-milled and over- refined foods contain

I`l0l'l€.

Third~-Roman

iilkalis which Nature rovided in the dark parts of thegruin to prevent this absorption are milled out and thrown

awny._ Roman Moal contains the neces- sary amount of soluble aikalis to keep the blood non-acid.' '

Acid blood produced

by the refined cereals

Doiii Stir

Meal contains 25% __ , induces dlsoasein the -

flaxsecrl. 1Ti.~:tistl1rco , §r§:_‘_‘_;' I/'E25 ;%‘é‘gi:l§2 ' _

‘ blood fluid and “cool.”

Try Roman Meal.

, Get itat your grocer’s.

Doub| :__ ' Do not stir Roman

_ f Meal pomdge _except

,_~,.,_ Bgdef, _~-, __ whim mixing menlazid

~ " ‘ wa er.

times as iiouri:-.liin.': iii; wheat, rye or oats. Therefore Roman Meal not only has tho correct amount of waste, but it is very nourishing as well. Flax heals the irritii-

Ruman Heel Company. Toronto, Canada; North Tonewandl, New Yuri:

Tacoma, Washington.

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ull questions touching land settle-

Known As _

1847-Seventy Year Plate-1917

The Old Colony Pattern, here

illustrated, is noted for its charming

simplicity.

_ . ltis but one of the many attractive patterns bearing this famous trade , mark-th_e assurance that the silver ` _plate which it marks combines eauty_> and- ~d»urabiiity>-#those twiff qualities -which combine to give

._ utmostvalue in silver plate. Sevent_y (_ _ years of actual service make possib e

the unqualified guarantee,

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Made in Canada by

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tive and Liberal parties would have been _ All Matters of war "‘°‘" '° 5°" W*‘°°`** 9"' ="d Bam T W

held and a decision arrived at as to which

on either side should carry the party’s ban- _

vernment The feeling of a majority oi

f°" *he "VS" it the front. Issued

if 0 th Off' h

The Prime, Minister further recom- r CnontrlblIerlcfofftgaidaggod

nended flint the committee shall ln- --

ntl maintenance oi’ the military fore- B|_cak'f;`st

ner as joint suppor_ters of the Union Go-_,,,,,,,,, ,mo am, ,eport ,mon the ,,,,,,,,s Menu ron -rnunso/xv

_ - ig

the Liberal conveners, however, proved to

members felt that neither Mr. Warburton nor Mr. Sinclair should be dropped and that a straight party fight was better than compromise. Under the circumstances in Queens’ County we shall have two Unionist candidates supporting the Win-the-War government and two Laurier candidates opposing the Unionist Government. The electors will have therefore a straight is-l sue before them and we feel confident that all those Liberals who have worked assi- duously towards preventing an unnecessary contest will throw in their lot with the supporters of the Unionist Government.

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, \\'|l.\'l"S \\’lt().\'(l‘.’

A month ago or more Sir Wilfrid Lauri-

he had held aloof from the Union Govern- ment, and also 0 tlining his future course of action. Pendi‘% this very much looked for information Liberal candidates throughout the dominion “held their cards under the table,” but Sir Wilfrid has not yet announced his trumps and the game is being held up. What’s`the matter with Sir Wilfrid’s manifesto? What are his follow- ers to think? Has he thrown up the sponge? Is he holding the cards to prevent some one else leading? These-are important ques - tions at the pI‘eseh‘tj_i1_ncture with an eleg-

tion pending. Is it' hot time that 'somé one had started something? " ~ '

s of Canada. the enforcement of the

Military Service Act, the defence oi' Griddle Cakes Syrup

(Zaiiatllan coiists iiiid' the patrolling ol’ Tm ‘W CUfl'U0

territorial ziiid_iiilja.cent waters, the Luncheon zirmnizoiiienls for garrisons and ont- ‘

posts in (iiinatlzi, the training and Welsh Rarebit on Soda Bisciiits

¢ _Fruit Salad -Oatmeal Cookies

°'""°' $ iiiiiur ssuscrioiis ron ii 8”” Sw" ll§‘t'l..§3'“‘°°“ ”""”"’

< Cor I P ldl

The roclpcismlgli Wtilslinliinrniiil und

---- _ Cornmenl Pudding, mentioned above.

Furnished by W. 8. Louaon, “"° ws l°"°‘”“i_ .

/> A ,, - Welsh Rareblt- ,

"i-- mu`stard`. a small quantity of oayenno'

Love is .more than sentiment; it is ang- (wo-:thirds a cup of grated cheese:

kindness in fiction; or it is good _Will gn_¢1'a5 soon an the cheese is melted, ln the fave of D0rH9Gl!¢l0“- Thi? Wqfld remove from the fire, pour over toast,

has not quite stopped sneerlng at ang 59|-ve at 0nce_ .

Christians; it shows its petty spite

in many petty ways. Love refuses to co,-"mum pu¢|d;ng._

be ovorcoiiio of ovllf It is patient with 1

human blindness, and the opposition 5 cups skim milk of the world becomes 'but an occasion 5% tablespoons cornmeal for the true spirit of Christ to shine 1/, cup of molasses

Make a good white sauce. To two

WHAT I8 LOVE- cups, add one-half a level teaspoon of

forth. Pray for a love that is patient, ' 1 1655900" 93|;

Business for Sale

. at ' Charlottetown

Owing to the resignation of our

Manager who intends going into other business in the near future we n_ovv offer for sale our business consisting of GROCERY, MEAT, FEED

& PRODUCE Departments. ~- .

We I will sell together or separ-

ately to suit purchasers.

P a r t ic ul a r s. on application

Terms moderate. '

that does not strike again, but it kind 1 teaspoon gifngnr F

-C E World Scald the milk and pour over tho

' l ‘ meal. Cook ln a double boiler twentyi & V il have worshipped in churches and minutes. Add mnlas/sos. salt and gin- ' ' f

l .

la!

chapels gen Pour into a buttered baking dish. i "

We pmyed In the ,busy street; and. bake two hours In A slow oven coRNi~;R or one/ir cannon it Kimi' nfs.

I have iioiight my God and have found Raislns or dates- may bs' added if ~

' Him (lBlli‘6d. I

Where the wave of His ocean beat; _ l 899_0_2

l have knelt in t e silent forest it--_ir F L_- 1

` i ,

J _ siiuiwwiai _

in the shade of some ancient tree: , ' " Y r' 5-' £'_"'“"'*="*""""""'-5

But the dearest of all in altarq

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God make me 'lie man of her vision 0 have rubbers here l° M °"°"Y *Wie Of Shoe. Fieeced lined for wnmem Cm", to rubber, nent

warm. and comfortable for men and wo D

And purge me of selfishness! _M . mell-

God keep me true to hm, standards _ M3_l_\_: 2v_?l‘_t;_l_l_D§sIl. 2,__3, and 4 buckles. Womens in 'button and buckled

And ham me mn" to MM". fl YI Um G'rmel1's rubbers with red solos and heels will ive the er best wear. We hlY8 Ill

ood neiiow the iioiy impress ~ the llmerem hmm in '“°°‘l ““d"’“°l“°“ M the lowest prices. K ' Y

0 the days that used to be.

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