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and reel 'al well sa you do at the end of
your vacation. Sunshine, fresh air and
exercise are nsture's great restorers and
the health gained during a holiday
should carry you well along to the next
vacation
It is most important that the blood the
be kept cleared of impurities. This is
the businossof the Kidneys. One hour’s
incapacity on the part of the Kidneys
and the blood be 'ns to get clogged
with isolis wliic are carried to all
morewdt’ the following syniptoms:- »
Rheumutism follows the crystsliaing
of uric ncitl in the muscle tissues and
joints. Uric acid poisons should be
eliminated hy the Kidneys.
Swollen joints and ankles indimte the
immediate need lor C-in Pills. Pains in
the sides and back and through the
grains, constant headaches, restless
nightmdernngenients of theurinary sys-
tem, stone and gravel, gutiiness under
the eyes and frequent c ills-all the se
should be taken as wamiiigs and ia
treatment with Gin Pills taken at once.
50l-_ abox or 6 boxes for $2.50, or a
free sample will be sent upon request
to National Drug & Chemical Co. of
Cilrisdl, Limited. Toronto, or to the
U.S. address, Na-Dru-Co Inc., 202 l\luin
St., Budalo, N.\’. 123
::G|-eatest sale or choice cattle rc.-
this season at Peter Cummiskey's,
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-’°"”'°"'l River. on saturday, oc- _
tobe_r 20th at one o'e|0ck. Be thene. C,
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fu-  - ,Flour
We have just received
a carload of this best
oi all Fleurs. '
Robin Hood Flour
is guaranteed to give you bet.
ter satisfaction than any other
Flour milled in Canada. We
are authorized to refund the
Full Purchase Price with 10
per cent Penalty added lf al-
ter two baklngs you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the
flour, and wllll take back thc
unused portion.
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. '
Makes from 8 to 12 loaves of
bread more than any other
Flour on the market today.
Therefore it is not only the
beat but cheilphat. Get u Barrel
from us today prices right. `
arter&Co. Ltd.
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Addictions
Treated _Exclusively
Our facilities for caring for
this class of patients are un-
surpassed. This ssnltarlum is
eonductsd along highgrade
sthleal llnsa.
Time rsqulrsdz, Alcoholism,
3-7 days; Drug addiction, 10-20
days. No sulhring. Charges
rsaaonabk.
Write for boolslnt and infor-
mation.
Doctor and nurses in atten-
dance.
The Gatlin institute
Lid. , ~
ESTABLISHED 1900
ld Crown itrset, Bt. John, N. B.
' 'Phone Main 1685
., Rlllway Faro Paid.
918-7-1m sat. tf.
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or Pickles
the best jars are our
Mason, Perfect Beal and ‘
Crown. A new stock just
in. _
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it has opened his new store which can
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__3 149 Great George St.
For Preserve ‘ Chow. -
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WESTEIIII PERSOIIILS
-Mr. J. E. Wyatt of Siimmerslde,
has returned from a trip to the Unl-
ted 'States-_
-Miss Sadie Palmer of St. Stephen.
N. B., is visiting friends in Sumi
merslde.-I.
-Mr. G. Bernard of 0'Lesry has
been working for sometime at the
car ferry.-W.
--Dr. Ballem, Bedeque has left for
New York to take_ a post Graduate
Course and will befabroad till the
middle of November.
-The friends of Mrs. W. Bernard
of O'Leary are sorry to hear that she_
had to undergo an operation, yet are
pleased she has came safe/ly through.
-Mr. J. C. Wilkinson of Maddock
be said to be np to date ln every re-
-The friends of Mr. H. B. Heustis
.of O'Leary rejoice in the tact that he
is getting on much better in his ill-
ness than at first anticipated and
hope- he may yet make ii complete re-
covery.~W.
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How’s This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any`
case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by HalI’s
Catarrh Cure.
HaIl's Catarrii Cure has been taken by ca_t~
arih sufferers for the past thirty-live years. and
has become known as the most reliable remedy
girflatarrh. HalI's Catnrrh Cure acts thru the
lr_>od on the Mucous surfaces. expellingthe
Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased
portions. _
After you have taken Qall’s Catsrrh flure for
_a short time you will see a great improvement
in your general health. Start tak pg Iiall's.
Cstarfh .uve at once and get rid o catarrh
Send or testimonials. lree.
I-`.g_CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
. Sold 'all Dniggists 75c.
. Separators ,
Don’t fail to see our
exhibit of De Laval
Cream Separators, at
Milk cans, bottles, caps,
brushes, Separator oil,
Separator parts. The
Alpha gasoline .and ker-
gine oil. -
Jas. D. Offer
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Alex.
E. W.
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' Serg.
Hugh
Willliam
Geo. Gunn, South Granville ag
Ferguson, Southport
A. Gillis,
R. Sutherland,
McNevln. Victoria
W. L.
Louis
Flank
- W. B.
Frank
G. ..W.
Hugh
B. H.
Smith.
Barlow,
Reay.
Currie.
Swift,
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L.
C.
G.
G. R.
James
Duffy,
Leard,
A. Harris, Bangor, Me. -
T. Coftelman.
E. H. White,
T. Harley, Vancouver, B. C.
C. L.
R. K.
C. l-l.
Syl
H. Waner, Bo
Mr. and Mrs.
B. F.
M. J.
Adams.
Lynch.
E. Brown, York
Mrs. McDonald, Sydney
W. Long, St. Joh-n
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E.
D. Sutherland.
J. A. Beaver,
A. Bo ness,
S. McEechern,
D. Profltt. Kensington `
Mt. Stewart
C. S. Wood.
Mrs. M. McC
J. B. Sandon.
D. S.
E. A. White,
M. Bruce Bears, Montague
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'Some time ago. before w@‘ all got
'sfo di‘eadfull`y"econom‘lcal, a mistress
old her new
girl never to
ator anything
here "
En
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JUHNSUIPS
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KEEP Yuu 3  lmtis   .  li Mlmiilli
I  -rr' revs wsu in' this mvlhw --'rua ulonnma oaltv avail- »  "M °'°“- "°‘""°E"\"
 -un w lt ueoouaanl can mm °°" b° °M°'"°d,,mm" hum," nu' 'ran L ni. r ii 
. . _ I 1 _ m s ms .- c ure o no _
representative in Bammersids. T°n°°' u P"-1°'-' B °" °‘ My P01" hu Nw,” we fouomns _ some degree or sadness, but there are
--rl-le ooo uulsAncs:.- A mln-` letter- in acknowledgement nr socks. '°“l°"m°= °"°“°“‘" °“`°““:§_**‘“°°°
POTATOES Bl- 01-“PY Oll Wild. am of 0.Lem,y Mamet hu md the sem oven”-,_ _ which make the event more .sn or-
nesday were 55. while oats were 65.-f- ls' rt ,_ H, 9 5|; sheep this Whitley Camp -. diliarlly painful. Such was surely
|m ° '"'° ° S l - the me il im canli Townsend
t r d .-w. s W °“ '
yell' on \cc0uu 0  _ _ _ “rrey _ _  _ est in _sauna
~ it - _
NEW HAt.|..- The foundation of .' fscvons Ii b Pr kr" “_mm_‘__ ___ _ . . Wen Cemagéfy this gfgar-noon, ._1-lar
new public null at-.onesry are _,,,:f:,§`_u,,.', ,ec;;',¢°,':,°°:,s;;uch:",‘,,,, ,,3°:;°-3-as y(;u‘-.:A:;_“ed“w'h';'iry;':°_;|suaband cecli 'rownaend predeceased
b°'““ md"'w' < ~ A Tuesday.. Oct. 23rd, Admission '10 and the soldiers that received s palr.oY` h" “wut ° ya" °5°' “Ning '~ 'md
- 15 . mm Proceeds in .M or.. Rod socks mu Wei; so mud “_ to “ha suddenly. The widowed mother
MALPEQUE SPREBBYTERIAN Cm£A ` ' ‘ - , “Wd mer hem md I think I, wana ba -ltriiggledon painfully and wosrlly af
" ' te b h bsdsd th _,for
URCH.- There will be services to ' ~ ' ~ ‘ _ ‘  1- 9|- ug B an
PrBsbyt0rls1x~;“vhur¢h-°n"Su\1d&T "'*""‘"""‘*"‘”"_"-'_"“"“',° . `"""'J°r7"u“g"i°‘“Li§d?°d'4'Y'I` md n°'§| year, confronted with imsny
21" at 11 a_ m__-‘and'7_30"~i,_~m_. R§v__,__SH'lIA'HBN 'N _ _ _ ' Tut? Em tg° 19" "M" that ¥°“dwif:' ing difficulties, bravely faclnz every
J- M. Murchison will lir°¢¢h~  ‘ - _ .  1 10:; an.;  ‘;‘:;°__";°f:';'(‘; ‘E f .irroblem. but n`le’ta»ir was too neuvy‘
and at last the over taxed brain cess
_parniorlc sEnvlcE.- A spool-_  0|:  ‘£1 T_‘_‘_;’ ‘xi ':_°"“’ ";’_“‘__f:_'I od an act. and tim burdened nam
service entitled "the Flags’ of Free- ...___ vary mu m° ____ and 2_3: _gem to bg' ceased to beat Theloss of ‘both par.
dum" lu to 'bv held Ou Suuday eveulus PE'rnoonAD october is.-no » ents within one year. leavlns s yoims
28": at the Method,” Church aigarding we _______'___"°__ ___ a__d a________d doln;;i;I|.t__°m N_ ____ ___y__e__ ____ ________ family of 12 children, the younggat ag
“°lI°- Siwvlhl luuhlu “hd f°°l th Guir ut ni u, tus as ioincial infant of less than one year an
tations being rendered. (summersideinsas agency hasslssued the ‘zillowlng uk you mytuns °b°"" hm” as mme eight of -the other children under 12
ers please copy.)-W. I summary 0| conditions than as com. °f tha ‘mud My’ mmm d°’ but "'h°'°. ‘years', fatherless and motherlesa was
ing from a competent naval authori- are one or two thin" i want to my to 5 "W9 5° Fld "mt "ISYS WSW not
-Acco lissloeur ollzo.-'rim ty, ' Yu". Brut ls that I was Wllllly 81”* many teal-lass eyes at me burial ln-
death occuerrd in Wilmot on Wed-“‘ --whim our neat in ,me zone of "° get u‘.°“’ “ck” “nd glad t° k“°w-‘ day. One son Arthur is in the Army
nesday mirning of Miss Jane Hogg, operations _B bémg pressed by Ge___ t.l1_:~t there are ll0<_lDle lef_t__behllld "3 in France; George and Annie who
after- a lingering illness of paralysis., man forces mm. times me su.ength_ :__° uk’ ‘"1 inlefem- ln  5°” °°_ were in Charlottetown hastened home
Deceased was ln the ninety second _our army ands me" ___ __ more favour s _side of the Water- lll1~1__l°“" d“’t°"°_' before the end came. ‘Several of the
year of her age_ The funeral was able __os___°___ the strength of _he est is notwas-ted for the r _nforts that children are being adopted by`frlenda."
d yesterday (Friday) afternoon at German troops landed being hmgnm_ 37° Wm I0 Ul9_b0Y9 0"0-` ll9l`9 We 3' The funeral was largely attended.
0'¢10ck__L, “nt - Very' 5”” hell? W "Wm and "9 WW many being from Buy Fortune, where
much appreciated hy them- Mr. 'ro nd t ri aid d. 'rn
W' Tagga Bay, 'the only lace where Wu” "me V 7° 9 9
|-|-| G |N sA¢Kv||_|_E R p I IIBV0 UW" 111 lllv SSWICB °V°l‘ l-W0 late Mrs. Townsend was a woman of
vis N ._ _ .
ev . '°"“°'°°’“°“"’ °““ b° ‘“°'°"“b°"‘°d' years now and can say that the neo- remarkable fortitude, never dismayed
Dewolfe White, accompanied by
. ‘“ °“’°”°" '° 'he “°'“‘°"" 3”” ple iwmein Canada always look wer ny nrdinnr, ulmcuitlus. 'rim children
mother Mni.Nathaniel White went whim have been \,1°w||1g for "yo
019|' \l0yB In Ehslalld and Fmhcv- most of whom ore still mere babes'
Sackvme °“ Th“l'“d“Y m0mi“!- days, The transport of our reinforce- ' ‘
Sunday Mr.Whlte will take charge ments to the Island of Oesel, however, We" isapafekiog hriignlsefrd “gut-'yilg s°rel{ gums' °"° who was mm"
sooa rwr nz enei-ye rm M H hh
the services- in the Church of Eng- doe not depend “pon wanna, con. °n°“5 ° - “Y G W 0 as
__ d in Moncton while (-am” Sham dm;_w_ . _ I should say so I will not write any _promised to be a. father to the father-
. it    M°“°l‘°" Wm °°“d“°l ‘he “"’l°°° "This explains the pe,-sinem “_ more of lt. The-re is not very much -1 less watch over and keep their young
kg.. ;: __;~.§,;:._, in Summem_de___I_ !°__t__ or German destroyers to pe__e_ can write about _of what is golmg on _lives under His own protecting care.
 . _ here for if I did it would not reach __
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‘*"` trate as far as Moon Sound. thereby ______ “_ I can My is that _ am we"
Dian Ar P. c. HosPl'i'AL.- sigh t , ,,,',,,,|c,,¢,0,, ,md Y ' , io
Co nby Hospital on the even rea em ng our com ks B Lu ,_ ‘md “WY as Y°“ wished and ali "W °'l° E"°"lP¢|°'1 ‘td
“W “ ' the enemy’s desperate attac aga s - ' ‘ €
of the 16", |ns¢__ Eva g_ Mander. me troops defending the _C°mmumca_- Island boys here are the same.I might ~_ so
sa that the Island boys in this Batt. It used to be told of General Logan
Pamd P°°°°f“"Y l° he' ml- tions. 'rho mutter should be settled Y _ _ C
r "mes thou h long and 1,-yingp m th are ones that came over here with _who was a member of'Congi-ess at w
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"before long as we are hasten g e the 105th Batt which has- been spilt the breaking out of the Civil War,that tor of his
Death is always accompanied with
oct on lo-it °' 5°‘“"° '"5' *°."
IS
GTPOWDER
¢¢N-rains. No Al.uM
Uders of this well known article
have the assurance that food
is made more wholesome and
nutritious by its use. .
" Magic " is a. pure- phosphate
baking powder. and it is a well
known fact that phosphate is a
necessary constituent in food,
while alum is a dangerous min-
eral acid.
"Magic"` Baking Powder con- P
talns no egg albumen or other added
ingredient for the purpose of making unfair
and deceptlvetests which have no value
as a constituent of baking powder.
~ For economy buy the full weight I-lb. size.
Q A 'O
E.W.GI LLETT
LIMITED
MGNTRIAL
A MEX
When it
a half-breed Indian, scarcely able'Y°“
read and write, it must be admit- Wh
that he
pher. II believe that this peon “gl
hieftain is
|cAN pH||_°s¢pHER_ part of the law of the nation.
____ ` Of all insurgent leaders who have
is considered that Zapata battled for supremacy the last six
rs in »Mexlco,` he ls the one chief
o has remained true to his follow-
. His peons know what they are
itlng for. They are battling for
the one leader in Mexico land and Don Emiliano Zapata.-
is somewhat of a phllo-` *"5
ho -has no ambition to be a dicta~| (`h"|S"“n Herald-
counitry. As long as he __"*"'”?`
Lefurgery, North Bedeque y°
Ling, St.
Carragher, J. P. KeIly's Cross _
McKenna, Kelly's Cross r°
C. McDonald, New Glasgow
Carr, Halifax
A. Sharp, Summerside `
was borne in a beautiful spirit of f _ ts f - _
despatch M re/in orcemen or 8 or hero I chum around here when h saw there was reall oin
cheerfulneas and patience. She was t _ tm k meh i imminent UD 0V - - 9 Y S Il ca
ch beloved, and leaves behind u -Colm em C W B ` with a little fellow by the Mme uf '10 be a llsht. he seized a musket, silir the landlords- uni he la content. Hel
ge circle .gf 50.-rowing relatives and 'i"""”'* McLure he lives on the Island some-_ pod out of Washington, and walked sees only one thing-the land ques-
friends. '   WIIBT9 UIBYIN YU" : kl1°W him. IllB‘_all the way to Bull Run, Where he ar- tion, but he sees that very clearly.
e is Bi-lly. He ls‘s fine young fel- .rlved just in time to have a hand in His "Plan of Ayala,” as far as it ap- m
nam
low. I am sending a picture of myself the fr-ay_ _
lwuw to my people tomorrow. maybe( He word a dress coat, but he stood
u would like one so I wi-li send it.3_1_;i3 ground ag |0ng as ,my0ne_ The
W0\lId D0 VGFY Skid 10 Ilelll’ fl'0lll‘: rout was ' complete, and the next
SL John you at any time lf you ‘could llnd lt,mornlng. a good deal out or breath.,
possible to write forllike getltingmall he was back at the mggtay temng
m dom' did C8llHfll1~ Tllflllklllg YOU some of his- fellow~Cougi‘essme'n what
ain for your gift I will say good-_he .had get-,n_
nlsht mr now. lwolils thlb lludi yuu "wird gave you this account nr the
0° .
E HOTEL
John I
s.
ell and happy and 8l1J0yIll5 lil me fight" asked ii member from North
d thih8ll of life. _ ‘ ern New York, as he joined the
Yours Truly group.
i G05"-75N _ "Why, I was there myself,” said
Pte Gordan Dunham Logan.
REEL N0- 709357 ` The New Yorker was myr/taiflcd.
104th Batt. A. ,C0y. _ Apparently he had not heard the
 IIGWB.
Gloucester. Mass. W
New London, Conn. g
St. John
Montreal
Montreal
Peat-le’s
Montreal ` _` ' " “You were there?" he exclaimed.
Mc onald Sourls West   ' "Are the can running?" i '
?__o____o;v  . “Nor” said Logan, "the cars aln't
Annandale
Halifax
  running, but every other thing in the
-I ‘ ' State 'of Virginia is as near as I,
Fortune Cove could make out"
n rule ills native State and keep
plies to the common ownership of
land. has worked to the satisfaction M
of the poor laborers. R
Cnrranza. la still carrying on war P~
against him. but Zapata is holding
his own. His army is an elastic one.
At
men, when the peons go back to their
fields. When n campaign ls begun his
forces swell to many thousands. M
One thing is sure. He cz-m’t get as
many recruits as he has guns.
can problem may hc. Zapata and ills
half nilllion loyal followers must -bei re
considered. He will quit lighting only
times it shrinks' to it few thousand MI
Whatever the solution ofthe Mexi- Fa
PRISONERS OF WAR
Further contributions for Christ-
as- cheer.
$5.00 each. French River Red Cross
_ George Tweedle. City. Mrs'. John
ichards, Bideford, Kensington W.
A. Mrs. Jas. Paton, City,
$4.00-Cavendish W. F, M. S.
3.00-North Milton Red Cross,
a. A. J_`MacFadyen, Tlgnlsh.
2.50-Mrs. J. A. Messervey
2.00-Hampton W. P. A., Mr. and
rs. J. 0. llyndmsn
1.50-Mrs. Di' Dewar.
1.00-Mrs. Sam Nelson. Olebar St.
ithful Circle of Klng’s» Daughters.
.50 Alexandra Levant. Mis. Alf-
d Mat-Leotl, French River, A friend.
Total $151.50.
when llls -“Plan of Ayala" is made 731
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S ATURDAY
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Phillips,
Poole, Lower Montague 3
vester Maclnnls. St. Peters B
Ross. Halifax
Kensington
McQuarrle. Crapaud
E OBEVED ORDERS.
old or left over, but to
keep, it clean and fresh by throwing
things 'every morning.
On the day fullb-wing, the mistress
happened to lo
and she notlc
in the yard. C
"What is tiiht
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ailing Hilda she asked:
NEW YORK. ‘O_ct. 17.--The As-
SL John soclatod Press to-day carries the fol-i
lowing: <
The war le costing -the belligerent"
Boston
Boston, Mass.
Mlécouche nations of the world at the rate of_
160,000,000 a day-$6,500,000 an hour,,',
nd the United States is paying at
atom Mum least one-quarter or the staggering-
E_ Jenk|ns_ Pownal Vsum. according to ostilniatew made to~_i
day by the Mechanics' and Met.als'_
National Bank of New York.- The
estimated' daily cost at the beginning
of the war was $50,000,000. and a year_
ago it was $100,000,000. This coun-_
t.ry's rate of expenditure is greater_
than any other nation, Great Bflthlll
being second and Germany next. I
Summerslds
Stanley Bridge
St. John
Mt. Stewart |
The Staggering Total _
By next August. according to the
bank figures, the total cost to the
world will be $l55,000.000,000,-Already'
expenditures' have exceeded $l00.000»°_
000,000, of which all _but 8 ffwllflll
has been translated into Dermament
national indebtedness. -
Interest on public debt is now'
' calculated to be more than 10 Der
` cent. of the normal income _of the
German people. as_ oomlllfilli Wm*
ss than one half of one" Dill' C91" “
ormack, Sourls
Montreal
St. John
Scandilnavian kitchen
ldave in the refriger-
country_ _ ` ‘
the allies in placed- a¢-$so0.00'0.000.-
000 by the bank. while that of the _
- - uso-
Teutonlc powers is-given Hi -
ok out ofthe window _ _
000,000,000. ' ' _
.something peculiar
Al.l.lEs Have Mons MEN NOW
and' how did it get
- about sa.ooo.ooo me u are l°<l°>'
engaged in the war. To what extent.
' the Entente Allies have slllwil lllllef'
a iority over Germany ll 'h°‘"' by nm
With no more than 2.000.000 of
 oauir in striking milton.
mlllmy strength or the Allin ll ll-,
000.000. against u total for 0°fm*”Y'.
Alistris-Hungary, Billfifm ‘M “El
any of zo,ooo,0°0- 7"’ ’°"'“‘"°“ °'.
tiiamon lanterns Alltel--y *"°“‘ ""'°“
the ranks of their armies may UST*
punished lr aitoastllvf 1»3°°-°°°'°°°'
»"' suit .
000.000 ln no central Bmw
Ie -' ‘ _ -
i.. the" ruse nt tile* people °f this
The 'developedf nations.-l wealth ‘ off. 
American manhood' enlisted. if/IIB ¢4;l*|_
“pmt a popslstkll 0( loss than 1603
iS BUST ill WAR _gg
a-aus--o-s-4-~v-a-4:-o-e--e-Q-----a--n--o--s-a--»-a»s-s-s-o-s
With the Fingers!
Says Gorns Lift Out
3 Without Any Pain
_ -o»e-o~e--a--o--s~o-
Sore col-ns, hard corns, soft corns oi
any _kind of a corn can shortly be
lifted right. out with the fingers if you
will apply directly upon the corn a few
drops of freezone. says a Cincinnati
authority.
It is claimed that at small cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce of freez-
_one at any drug store which is audi-
_cieiit to rid one’s fee; of every com
or callus without pain or soreness or
the danger of infection.
This new drug is an other compound,
and _while sticky, dries the moment it
la applied and does not inllame or even
irritate the surrounding tissue.
This announcement will interest
many women here, for it is said that
the .present high-heel footwear is put-
ting earns on practically every wo-
man's -feet.
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_ In order to give our customers an oppor -
tunity to save money in one of the most neces-
sary commodities, we will sell SOVEREIGN
BLEND TEA for Saturday only at this special
price. Absolutely fresh stock that sells regul-
arly at 45 cents. Special Price for Sat- 
urday,perpound................... C
(Not more than 2 lbs. to each customer.)
A clearing price on 24 pairs WOMEN’S
_HIGH_CU'I` BOOTS; laced and buttoned styles,
including champagne kid, bronze kid, cham -
pagne and white kid, Belgian blue kid, Havana
brown and white_kid, grey and cream kid, pat-
ent with white kid, patent with black calf and
géagg _do%i7g§l_a l_:id. _ Sizes £1/2 tg 6. Regular
. 0. . ,cearin on atur t
per pair 
_75 pairs WHITE LACE CURTAINS, in-
cluding 21/2, 3 and 31/, yard lengths-odd lots
-a few pairs of a kind. Regular $1.00 in
‘$4.00 per pair; clearing at exactly ' .
IlALF‘PRI(lE I , ~. . ._ _
_ 20 SETS CURTAIN STRETCH-ERS, S e`-
cial for Saturday only; (in Carpet. De- ggt
partment)     ._
A money-saving price on 500 yards retir-
nants of PRINTS; in light, medium and dark
C0l°l`1llgS. including blue fancies;l2 I ze
ends of 2 to 4 yds. Special per yd.  . . '
A bargain on a limited quantity of -regular
10c SHQE DRESSING. Put up in bottles, --a
convenient dressing. Special`for` Sat- - 
urdayonly, perbnttle 
This i_s the lowest price we have ever
know_n this STOVE POLISH to be offered nt,
e_ven in pre-war times. Regular l0c . 
size for Saturday only  c
R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED
at Holman’s,i Siimmereide
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