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. ily “Fmlt~a-llus"
" 882 81'- Vauu Sr., Mon-nun.
IP 1913, I was taken suddenly ill
with Acute Slalnuch Tmublc and
dropped-in tho street. I wa; ti-cncd
W _UW¢\`\\ Physicians for nearly twe
win- wi my weight dropped from 225
'P°“’1d3 t0 160 Iwllhds. Then several
of my friends advised me to try “Fruit-
n-tives". I began to imp-0v¢ ¢1,,,¢-,|
with lhejirrl dose, and by using them
I recovered from the distressing’
Stomach Trouble-and all pain nm]
Constipation were cured. Now I weigh
208 pounds. I cannot praise "Fi-nit.
a~t.ives” enough". II. WHITMAN,
- 50c. A box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit.
I-time Limited. '0ttawa,
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lNlERESl|Nll lRIP
lil BUNNIE SCUllAN|]
Bdr. W. l“. I)unn of tho Sth Siege
Battery writes an ifntoresting letter to
his n‘othcr, Mrs. Henry I)unn oi’ Gas-
pereaux from which tho following ex-
`-tracts are taken:
Woolwich, l"cb. i4. 1917.
Dear Motherz- ' .
llave just returned from our trip
i.o Bonnie Scotland- _the land oi the
heather. the hill, and the glen. You
will understand why almost all the
boys hooked' for Scotland when I
tell you that this furlough meant free
transportation. We left Lydd Station
ton the south coast of England) at
8.30 0. nt.. Tuesday the sixth. Our
party consisting of Grs. G. Scott. li.
Currie. A. Mclnnls, E. ll. Hayden
and myself went. farther north than
most of the sight seeing party, the
indices of our tickets pointing to
Aberdeen. Arriving at (‘haring Cross
Station. London about noon we were
advised by the t-illcials of the Great
Northern Railway to await the 7
oclocld express direct to Aberdeen.
So we deci<E‘cd to pass the afternoon
at the Duke of \'ork's The-atra where
"Daddy liongiegs was being played.
We certainly enjoyed it very much.
Well 7 o'clock and we were on our
long -train ride by night across Eng-
land and the greater part of Scot-
land was to say the least, monoton-
ous. especially when l suy good ac»
commodation, particularly space. was
locking. ilowcvcr each fellow made
the best ol’ thc- situation; a couple of
fellows going so fur us to mistake
the parcel racks for couches, whether
the error was intentional or not I nm
not prepared to say.
Northwsrri we travelied- Grantham
Doncaster, York, Newcastle, Berwick
on~'l`weed were passed. The effect of
n soothing cup of tea secureri at ‘Ber-
wick was to send me -into n doze from
which I awoke at Edinburgh. Most
of our boys preferred to stop here but
we were yet many miles from our de-
stination. Continuimx, we arrived at
Aberdeen City about 8.30 Wednesday
morning.
The city was strange to all oi’ us so
wc proceeded to the nearest restaur-
ant und had a very nice breakfast.
From here we were directed to the
Aston Hotel and let me say to the
credit of the ladies of that first-class
hotel that they dldu't know how to
do enough for the heneiit and comfort
oi' us Canadian boys. I might add that
their feelings towards us were reci-
procated. one fellow especially be-
coming very intimate with a particu-
lar mcmbor of the staff. After despos-
itiug cur ltavcrsm-.ks and rcl-loving our
selves of nil uuncccssarles we went n-
bou|_ the city on nn exploration trip.
Ono fellow wus continually prcacli-
lng the "right dross" theory in fact
not wearing his great coat. as he
clnimoii n soldier looked smarter und
more attractive without such cucum-
brnuccs. -
Of coursc the barber claimed our
attention ilrst. A fcaturc of Abcrdcen
is its lutly barber. I can assure you
they got their due shurc of patronage
from the party.
Abcrdecu lying between lilo waters
of the sparkling Dec and cloudy lion
is certainly at very piciurosuuo city.
.'\lm0s| cvcry building und thcro are
luany ningltitlcmti oncs is consiruclcd
ut 00 News in
soul stoucu.
|Nn|0ts__1|0N ut us
“PAPPQ DIAPEPBIN" I8 QUICKEST
BUREBT BTOMACH RELIEF
KNOWN-TRV iTl
Try lt! Pape’s' Diapepsln will rilzest
anything you eat and overcome a sour
sassy or outot-order stomach surely
within tive minutes.
It your meals- uon’t nt comfortably.
or what you eat iles like a lump oi
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn. that is a also 0! indlseltlvn-
Get from your pharmacist 'n fifty
cent case of Papers Dlapopsln and
take a dose just as soon as You emi.
Thsre will be no sour rin-ings. H0 b910-
hing of undlgested food' mixed- with
sem. no stomach gas or heartburn
fullness' or heavy feeling in the stom-
ach, nausea, debilitating headaches.
dlzsiness or Intestlnala griplng. This
will lo. and, besides there will be
no sour food leiit over in the stomach
to poison your breath with nausamls
odors.
P|pe's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for out-oi'-door stomachs. because it
takes hold ot your food and dilost it
just the some as it your ltomwll
wasn't here.
Relief in tive minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you It ID!
drug store.
T ess large titty cent cues contain
enoulh “Pape's Dlapop»1n"t0 R009
the entire family free from stomwh
disorders and lndigestlon for msn?
months It belongs in ¥°\\\' \\°m°~
y oi' that almost indestruetlbie material,
B nite Hence “The Granite City t
s quaint and historical struc
ture. lt was constructed by the Grey
Friars in the iilth century. The view
from here overlooking the Don is very
DVBUY- Taking a train from here a-
cross the city we came to the Don and
quarries where the building material
is obtained. Aberdeen possesses in St.
Machar’s Cathedral one of the oldest
churches of Scotland as well as many
other public and philanthropic insti-
tutions which are a credit to this
beautiful city.- it also has its theatres
and places ot amusement which com-
pare favorably with any other city of
the world. We- visited "His Majesty’s
t ra I 'Ir _
Thi? Old B|l8lewn1c in-ig or bridge
lllanuins the Don and new almost uh- ‘ \
soletel a .- "' A
then presenting “Nights of Gladness”
and needless to say. enjoyed it very!
much. We also saw man fine struc-I
tures and memorials. Fiiooting l»lls‘
Ma-l°S¢y's Theatre is a structure to
Sir Wm. Wallace, that popular hero;
01' 10113 ago commemorating the in-I
valuable services he rendered his
country in the trying time in which
he lived. There is also a beautiful?
statute to her late Majesty Queen Vic-~
toria as well as many more te the
memory of those whose lives preve‘
their merit. . |
‘V0 Silent two days in Abcrdccu but
before I leave I want -to say a wor
people of
Aberdeen and Scotland in general.
They are kind in ihe`cxtreme.I real-
ly believe their liking -for the (lunati-
lilll l|`_<‘J0DH surpasses that ior_ their'
own. They are so free and dlifcrcnt
t°__U’0 EligllHll" lilo boys all say. -`
Just like home!" was another fav-
Urlio expression. The great out-,
standing contrast oi' Scottish amity
and English rescrvedness is certain 3
ly very marked. ,
\Vf‘l . wc left Aberdeen Friday ilth;
3b0Ui- 110011 in Order that the general*
view and mountain scenery denied us'
on our northward trip might bc- visl-.
ble on the return Journey. The two*
Dfl"i~'ll>8l points on the main line bc-7
tween Aberdeen and Edinburgh are;
MUUUOSQ and ‘Dundee both familiar
names in Scottish history. The latter.
you remember is connected with Gra-
ham of Cloverhouse commonly called
Bonnie Dundee who lost his lite at
Killic Crankle in the Stuart Prented-
er’s cause. Though we originally in.
tended to spend n day ut Dundee time'
did not permit. so we proceeded to
Edin-burgh. '
On our way down we passed over
two oi the fines; bridges in the world,
one over the Firth of 'Fay or 'I‘uy
Bfidi-Ze about three miles long, ihn
Other. the Forth Cantilever- Bridge
which carries the North Iiritlsh lloli-'
way across t he Quecnferry Narrows.
The latter is cc-inmonly allowed to
be the finest specimetrof engineering
skill and genius 'in bridge work the
world has ever known. This great
C011->_il‘uCilon cost tlirce and one hall
million pounds sterling. It is rough-
ly one and n halt’ miles long and the
summits of t he piers rise three hund-
red and sixty feet above nigh wine,-
mark. The process oi’ construction rc-
quired five years and it was opened
lu' King ntiwairt vu in 1s90. Nea.
here is the great naval base of Rosy-
ihe. When passing we noticed a few
destroyers but a heavy mist conceal-
ed almost everything of interest. l’ro-
ceeding in a few minutes we arrived
at \Vaveriey station, Edinburglrs lin-
est station. The name' “\Va\'crle_v"
was familiar tc- most of us or to those
ot' us \vho had read Sir Walter
Scott’s series of novels. I presume
the name is just one of the manv' iok-
ens of esteem to the mcmc-f'_v of* Scot-
laud`s greatest writer.
Vihile at Edinburgh wc rcsidcd at
Qui King George and Queen ilinl-yas
tylub for Overseas Forces in llutlundy
bouaifc. ' ‘ |
We went there by way of I’ririr:o‘
Street. the tiniest street oi’ t he city
and one oi' the finest in the world.
Friday night we went. tc- the movies
to seg that much talked of picture."
The Battle of the Ancre.” which is
certainly a line illm production. It
was very reel, showing a bombard-
ment by 0. battery with guns similar
to those wo shall nc-w be using oursef.
vos. As o||r stay in Etliiibtlrgli was
rather short only two days- we re-
tircd early with a determination to
rgilsv curly Saturday morning und wo
c 1.
First wc made our utuy to lddin-
burgh (‘asllc. that old national strong
hold where historic associations lin-
ger longer tlnm in cities. It were imc-
lcss for me to try to describe' in t`ull
this vcncralilr. fortress. Porclicd on
('ruttlc itock u very high (`llff "whose
ridgy buck hoavcs -to ihc, sky" it over-
looks thc whole t~‘il_\'. 'l`hc ldsplumulo
or couniryard leading to the ninth
entrance and once usmi for execution
purposes is now used for drilling ily
the troops stationed in tho ‘Custlc
Ercctcd cu the right. or t hc Esplan-
ade are iour memorials; two to the
fallen heroes of t he scnforili liiau-
landers, uno io ('l-loncl Douglas Mc-
Kenzie and n iourlh. if I rcmcinbnr
riglltly to the Hcottisil liorsc. 'I‘hc
(Tustin wall is ilrirly-five foot' thick
and tho upper gun wnli seven fcct.
Passing through thc lnalu cutrancc
whore the hinges of three large gates
and thc ancient portcnllis are still at-
tached to the wall we faced the
A|'|;,\'le llaitcr_\‘. lt is so called on nc-
count of the fact that upon this cm-
lmiilemont is a sinull toweror prison
where the Duke of Argyll slept his
last nighi‘s sleep previc-us to going to
the block for his part in the rebellion
ngainst (illarles li. This battery ad-
joins the tower and was once uspd for
drill purposes and tiring the royal
salutes. Nr/t far from here is the
Arrnoury similar to that in connection
with London Tower and containing all
sorts of old Scottish Armour.
l‘n.~slng up u winding path we 1-:unc
to the Governor‘s residence, huilt in
Quccu Aune's reign-about i7lil, also
Queen Mn|‘gu"et‘s chapel which is one
of the oldest buildings In Edinhurgh.St
Marrrarct was the wife of Malcolm li
(l‘!nnniere) so that this chapel was
huiit about 1l00. in front ot' the
chapel stands “Mons Meg" a souvenir
of Scotch Artillery. it in supposed to
he very ancient ami was taken to the
'l`ower`gt [london as a souvenir but
through the influence of Sir Waller
Scott was returned to the Castle in
the reign of Chas. li.
Vontinuing up the winding path
through Foog's gate we passed the
‘Half-moon Battery," so called from
its shape and St. Margeret's well.
Next is a canteen now used by
troops stationed here and _i_ the left
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ihe Gigantic Closing Oul Sale Has Aslounded Piano Buyers Near And Far.
Every Piano and Player Piano Must Be Sold ai Some Price and On Some Terms
BUY lllllll P|llNll llllll NUW---llliil l|l|S-
'l`hc Gignltiic Pinno Sole thut wus .storied llcrc ycslcrtlny lnorn-
ing has tzrcntetl n scnsntion nniong Pins n Buyers ot' the cntirc i’r0\'in<'c
ot' l'i‘incc lCd\\'n|‘tl lsluud. and why noti’ l,l. is u tiling to nlarvol nt.
imagine. it' you can, such Pinnos ns you nee depicted on this paper here
to-duy selling nt these Prices and on these terms. (Tun you resist thc
temptation to invest? We do not ask you to buy it Piano. We simply
ask you to come hcrc to this store just out of curiosity. The like of
ltlcmptcil. For ncurly n quarter ui' n century wc hnvc stood ns thc
ltniulurd bcnrcrs of l’inno quality. .\'ow nt this closing-uut_snlc wc
nave kicked over the traces nnd wc nrt: soiling Pianos :lt prices that
will bc l‘cn1c1n'bcl'ctl lor thc ncxl 50 .VCil"5- ('0ll1C ll\‘l`i'- lll‘ll\l-T illilllli H
few dollars. This snlc will not und cannot lust vcry long. Colne now
and get the pick of thc lot. '
li0'l’l| i',\SIl .\\Il 'l'l.lll'I lll`\'lllt§
At thc stroke oi' eight ok-loci( 'i`o-morrow Morning \\'c will plntcc
on sulc twenty-live Pianos. 'i`ht‘sc will hc sold to the first twenty-live
customers thnt say the \vm'd. When wc shy Pianos, we mvun high
grnilc. dependable, guaranteed, liable instruments. 'l_`l\c terms are so y
cosy, that even u school boy or girl can pny for one ot them. The mcrc l
incl that these Pianos nrc being sold nt one-third and one-luurth, untl
one-hall' ol their rcgulur wortlt cannot. nnd docs not impair the nun-
litv, noi' thc sci'\'icc, that thcsc instruments will MWC UIC ll\l1`<'-llii-W-\`~
\\'c only wilnl to convcrt this .~.lm~|< into |nonl‘.\' UV llllil l»!00ll l'f‘l\|l`ili'iS-
ll' you inlcnd to buy it piano within thc nvxt tcli .\'\‘&1l`S. llU,l10l lllinri
this opportunity.
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A Piano Sensation!
_We will plncc this l_‘i'.\no on sulc to-morro\\' niorn-
lng nt S o`clock und will soil it to thc first ci1slr>nle'l' ns
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low ns $21.00 it wool; ii' 1|cc<~.~;.~ai|I'_\'. Porno bright and
£250.50
This is it bcnutiful Vpriglii. Piano--n suit. sweet.
ntcllou' tontr. |u1rlicul;u‘l_\' niloplcd for honlc usc. IN-
\'i'IS'I`l(i.-\'l`l'I 'l`lilS, ' 
$5 -Down, $2 a Week
$400.00
$218.00
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Our iisl includes some slightly us_ed and
\`= second hand Pianos taken in exchange for
Players, which enables us io give asiourd-
ing bargains in these lines.
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l'i'uv1|n‘¢-s n> int' lialrll nr; tin' ullloeti iit'|tlr'r can |'|`i|n~nll»<»r_ lu tltni tlnn itll-I
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\\'urll\ You ninv not wnitt in bill' ii l’|un|\ until -\l\l"i|l!- -“ill ""0 "“ “:`
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In buy H Umm, mm] nt-M f,\l|_4n|.|_v not u.|nl to lrn_\ .1 llrnti lin llif .liialqmlll
wars. lint it vnu hurl- over irlvcn thc l‘|nno t|u»-.~.||\»n thc slililllv-*i “ill-bi' *-“‘
i`!'“.i|| pny you in itll; lloutnl tlullnrs in tmnt- to this Soir :intl gcl ont- of thc us-
' lrx r 'ains.
l0ml(tlHdies‘i\)ot nrttlcr what von linrf- In-on nl'l`t-|'c<l, ulint _vnu li;|\'|\ bf-cu told
wlmui or wllnl you lm\'t‘ in mind. t`otnc in-rc lo this Snlv. i‘iun'l§ MP. “H1105
so low ns to lmggnr contpnrison. We are upon »-\'cl11u;;.~_ .\lr. \\ UIl<_l\\l-lUltll\-
|n-inn \-our with and your cililllrcn along with you. it \vc1'u|\not .~'ut1siy)ou
with the l‘i'\no ‘wc will nt lcnst trcuiwn unit-t|\o\\.-ly null tltcrc will be no
l\.lr|n done. '
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Tremendous Discounts for all Cash. Terms as low as $209 d0WD and $100 Weekl-V' Sale now g°i”g°
Store open evenings until 9 o’clock.
Remember the place ~
AMHERST PIANo’s LIMITED  QM  °‘r;lt“§;:t"t?¢§t.§.....
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