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L0Nld9HI§» Jin. 8-General ian Ham-
__;i V Vllton's`-rep rt on the British opera-
_.  Y ,ll tions on the Gallipoli Peninsula was
ou Dlllilllhed in the Official Gazette to-`
  lhéédl it
rf,/.
2-' -'Consequently it’s a
good thing to have a box
of Penslar Laxative Cold
Breakers right handy in
the home medicine case.
Then you’re fore-armed
and prepared to get after
a cold the moment you
feel it coming on.
A large bottle of Pen-
slar White Pine a n d
Spruce _Balsam is a good
thing to have on hand
oo. _
Together they’ll set
you back only 75c.
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Let the mail make more
money for pon by using
sales letters, orm letters, of-
fice forms. order forms--the
real typevvriting that is done
better, quicker, cheaper by
our MULTIGRAPH.
Ask, phone or'write for
samples and prices.
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L Reference, Greenwich Bank or any
wholesale Fish house in the United
States.
night. it tens the story or the ngiitingt
on the Peninsula from thebeglnning
Of MW to the middle ot October.
Probably no more important contri-
bution to the history of the present
war has yet been made. -'l`he"r'eport
UIFOWB llsht upon the great landing at
Anzac Cove and Suvla Bay. August
7, which has been tho subject of
strong attacks upon the -military ud-,
ininistratioii of the Government, tiio
wlioio operations requiring tho com-
bined action of the army and tho navy.
_ The handling or the inasscs of
troops within a limited area probably
was thc inost complicated ever under-
taken. and military men are not sur-
prised that some important details
failed to work as planned. .
~ The Suvlo Bay landing failed to ac-
complish lts object, the report shows,
partly because tlie force consisted
largcly ol' untried troops under Gen-
oruls inexperienced iii tho new war-
fare, and partly through tho fuilurc of
the water supply. The sufferings oi’
thc troops for luck of wutor inakc
puiiiiul reading. -
PRAISES BRAVERY OF MEN
(icucral Ilunilltou bcstows the high-
csi possible praiso upon tho bravci'_v
ot tlic inoii. Ho bclicvcs tliut aitcr thc
middle of August tho Turks outiiuni-
hcrqd thc British and had plenty of
fresh soldiers and munitions. whllo
tho British Government was unable to
furnish him with the reinforcements
lie wanted.
The General. strongly opposed thc
abandonment of any oi’ the bases held
by the British troops.
General Haniilton’s report, which
was submitted to Field Marshal Earl
Kitchener, Secretary of State for War,
carries _the story oi’ the Dardanellcs
operations up to mid-October, when
be relinquished his command. Con-
cerning his rctlremciit, General llam-
ilton reports:
“On the 11th of October Your Loril-
ship cablcd asking me for nn estimate
of the losses which would be evolved
in the evacuation of the Peninsula. I
replied lu terms showing that such u
step was to me untliinkablc. On thc
sixteenth of October l i'ccci\~cd it
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ip HAIR COMING OUT q.;
l)aiidi‘ui’f causes a feverish irritation
of the scalp. the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair coma; out
fast. To stop falling hair at once and
rid tlic scalp of every particle of dand-
i-uil’, get a 25-cent bottle of Danderlne
at any drug store, pour a little in
your hand and rub it into the scalp-_
After a few applications the hair
stops coming out and you can’t find
any dandrui‘i’.
cable recalling nic to London, for the
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GIVE lT WHEN FEVERISH, CROSS,
' BILIOUS, FOR BAD BREATH
OR SOUR STOMACH.
Look at tho tongue, Motlior! li’
coated, it is u. suro sign that your
little one's stomach, liver and bowels
need gentle, thorough cleansing at
oiico. ,
Wlicn pccvisli. cross, listlcss, pale,
doosn’t sleep, doosii’t eat or act natu-
rally. or is i`e'vorisli, stoniucli sour.
breath bad; has siotnnclriiclic sorii
throat, diarrlioca,.l`ull of c_old, glvo ii.
ioaspoonful ot "California, Syrup oi'
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul
.constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out ot’ its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well. playful child again.
.You needn't coax slfk ‘children to
lake this harmless 'fruit liixativo;"
tlioy love its delicious taste, and it
always makes them fool splendid.
Ask your drugglst for it 50-cont bot- V
tio of "Calii'ornin Syrup oi' Figs."
which has directions for babies, cliild~
ren ui' all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on tho bottle. Beware oi’
couiitorfoits sold hero. To be suro
you get the genuine, ask to soo that
it is made by "Culii’oriiin. Fig Syrupl
Company.” .Refuse any otlior kind
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with contempt.-< "The Turks came on agnlii and
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lilunlsamenl' and lrlali iii
I " Avon, May 14th, 1914;'-"
T have used ‘Fruit-a.-tives"Ior"
-fvdvrfilwu and cmzpasm with insist*
ex_eel.Ieni: results, and they continue to `
be mv vnlv medicine. I saw ‘Fmion ,
tives' advertised with a letter in which' ‘K
,ll°me one recommended them very '
hlghly,soIt.riedthem. The resultswers
more than satisfactory, and I have no
hesitation in recommending ‘Fniit~a,-
tives" ANNHJ A. co1us1<:'r'r.-'
Tune is .proving that ‘Fruit-a-tives'
can always be depended upon to give ,
` prompt reliofin all eases of Conrlspatsofi. '
andSlo1nacl| Trouble. I "
 a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250.
At dealers or sent postpaid by l»‘niit~
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reason, as I .was iiitoriiicd by Your
Lordship on my nrrival,tliut I-lls Ma-
jcsty‘s Government desired Ircsli, un-
biassed opinioii_ .from it responsible
coniniandcr upon thc qucslloii oi our-`
ly evacuation."
LOSSES WERE VERY HEAVY
The inost striking passages ui llio
document describe the ill-ialcd land-
ing at Suvla Buy and Anzac, early in
August, for securing command ot thc
heights on the middle oi’ the Peninsu-
la, and cutting- oif i'rom their base tho
Turkish forces nt the lower cxtremity,
where the Allied armies made their
first landing. This operation began
on August 6. The climax was reached
at daybreak on the tenth. when the
Turks made a grand attack i`rom tho
summit of Chunnik Bair Hill upon a
short front held by two battalions of
the Sixth North Lancasliircs and the
Fifth Wiltshire regiments. which Gen-
eral Hamilton describes as weakened
in numbers, though not in spirit.
“First our men were shelled hy,
every enemy gun," lie says, "tlieu`
assaulted by a huge column. coiisisi-
ing ot no less than a i'ull division,plus
three battalions. Tho North Lanca-
shire men were simply overwlielined,
in their shallow trciiclies by sheer‘
weight ot' numbers, while the Wili-
slilres. who were caught in the open,
were literally almost annlhilated.
"The ponderous mass of the enemy
swept over the crest ami swarmed
round the l-lampsliires and General*
Baldwin's Brigade,'whicli had to give
ground. and were only extricuted with
great difficulty, and very heavy loss-
es.
Now it was our turn. The worships
and the New Zealand and Austr Ilan
Artillery, an Indian Mountain Krtil-
lery Brigade and the Sixty-Ninth Bri-
gade Royal Field Artillery were get-
ting the chance of a lifetime. As suc-
cessive solid lines of Turks topped the
_crest oi the ridge, gnps,'were torh.
-through their formationdagid an iron
rain fell on them as they t led tn rie-
form in the gullies.
THE FIGHTING WAS DESPERATE
“Not licrri only did ilic Turks pay
dcnrly l`or their ri>~\-upturc oi iiic vitnl
crust. ltliicniy i'ciiifoi'ccnionts continu-
cd to uiovc up under at hcavy and nc-
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I I Curr annual Remnant salebegins
` Thrifty ,:housekeepers by the score look -foreward to and'
e take' advantage of our annual _clearance of
' I Remnants of _table Iincns-shectings--tickings-Lpillow cottons--towelings-white cottons-
grey cottons-curtainings-art sateens-cretonnes-draperies-etc., etc. All at clearance' prices.
  Clearance of `Odd Lace Curtains 25 p. c. off
_ This morning we offer 30 pairs odd curtains only one and in some instances two pairs to
a- pattern-Regular' price 1.25 to 4.00 apair at 25 per cent off.
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fa _ i&First Served’_’/ I ]'0- A
0ur big clearance sale of all furniture
per cent per cent _1_ per cent
At  Off  off  3 off Continues
ii Every day until January 25th  
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again. Fighting inagiilflccntly. and
calling upon the mime of God, our nicii
stood to it, and mliiiitaiiicd. by many
at dced of lln.i‘ing, ilio old triiiliiioiis oi
ilicir mor-._ ;_,;'l‘ln:i'o \vn.~; no ilincliiug;
llioy dicri in thc ranks wlicrii ilii-,Y
stood. llcrc liciicruls tiaylcy. liulil~
in and Coopcr .uid ull their galluiil
curutc ilrc,ironi our guns. Still ilieyl
liept topping thc ridges. and pouring'
down thc ivcstcrii slopes of (iunnlk.
Blair, ns it dctcriiiiiiod to gain cvory-
thing they had lost. But once they
were over the crest they became ox-
posed, not only to tho full blast oi`,th`e_
guns, naval olnd military. but ii battery
of ton New Zealand nihcliinc guns.
which played upon their scrricd rniiki-i
at close range iintii barrcls,w`ere
rod hot.
“Enormous losses were inilictcd.
und oi' thc swnriiis yvliich had once:
l'nii'ly crossed thc crust liiic, only- its
liandi`ul cvcr struggled back in tiijvlq,
own sitio of ('huniiik Bair.  ,f
“At thc same time strong |`ori-os ol'_
the enemy were hurled agalnstftliir 1
spurs to thc northeast. where tliero
arose a conflict so deadly tliat it may
be considered the climax of four days'
fighting for tho ridge. Portions oi qui*
line were picrccd.i=|,ud llic troops were
iirivcn clean down thc hill. At tlio_l'0o1.
oi' thc lilll iliu nicii who wcrc siiprwvjits-l
in thc trims url. oi' food and \vnl.'cr
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worn rnlliod by Stull' Captain Struct. and all liis stall nicii und coniiiiziiidinlt
Uiilicsitaliiigly tlioy iollowcd liliii buck' oillccrs. l|lil‘l00l1~ llllll illsilpllllflflfll
whore tlicy plunged into iliu iiiidsi. ol'
that surics of struggles, in which Gen-l wicks und Worcosters had lost litcij-
ally cvcry single oillccr.
orais fought in the ranks, and uicii
droppodttlicir scientific weapons and
caught nc another by the throat.-
NOT A MAN FLINCHED
w , ' »
num; ncliiovcil great glory. (ln iliis
bloody iicld tcil llrigadicr-Gciicral
ilaldivhi, wlio;-carried liis-.iirst laiircls
on cues r‘s,_, Cniiiu at Lurl.vSm\ll\~
Thor t t{lo,‘ 'fell-Brigadier-Gciicrai
t.'oopi§‘, badly woniided. '
“Toward tliissiiprenic struggle thc
nbsoliito last two battalions iroiii thc
general-_reserve wsrc,no.w hurried. but
by`ten in thc _ino_riiii_igl'lic effort of tiio
onemyi was 'speiit~.~~"Soou» 'their' shatter-
cd reiiinniits began to tricklc back.
leaving n, track oi’ corpses hcliiiid
ilicui. ily night, cxoopt for prisoiicri-1
or woiiiidcdf' iid =livc Turk was lull.
upon onli side of-vltlic slope."
Two i_essci‘.`ldt,i§ar:ki~i \vcrc niailc by
ilio,'l‘urks ilic sahio day, Gciicral llam-
ifltoii-coutiiiucs. "
“By the evening tho total casualties
oi Gcunral 1iirdwood’s torcc had reach-
ed 12,000, and included a vory lnrgo
nroportlblis of ofiicors. 'l'lic 'i’liirtccutli.
Dlvlsiontoi llio Now Arniy, unilcr
lVlaioi°-(lciiiwiil Shaw. lind nlonn lost.
6,0004 out oi ii grunt tolul or i0,l'»0U.
131-1`m1lt;-uciie-riil iluldwin wits 'onc,
i`roni thc iigliiiiig cl`l'ui:livcs. 'l`lic \Vnr-
BRITISH WERE GAME
iunit could stand thc loss of more than
twenty-livc per cent. has been coni-
plctcly iulsiiicd. ’l`lic 'I`liii'tccll_i‘li [livi-
sion und (lic. 'l‘,wcnl_v-Niiilli ilrlliudc oi
thc ’I`i-nili Irish llivisiiui lizid lost iiiurc
iliuu iwivv tliui. and in .spirit \\'l'i‘t‘
gniiiv. for ns |nu<'i| il|\ll`\' lilllllillli il*
iliiglil hc i'1‘iNii'vil." V
'|‘l\c llriiisli had licld :ill ll\i‘.V l¥i1\"‘
cd. l\.\;i-vpt lwo iiiiporiiiiii siiliciiis. mio
ii hill, niomoiiiurily tzziiricil b_\' lilo
tlurlcliits, and thc position on ('|iuiinilr
Bali". wliicli liiul broil rlrtiilncd ioriy-
eight liuurs.
` THE GRAND COUP FAILED
"lliifortuiiatoly," 'says Gciicinl
llaiiiiltoii. “tlicso two picccs oi’ ground
small and worililcss us they seciiicrl.
wcrc worth. ui-coi'illii;: to ilir- clinics
ol' war. ion iliousiiiid livcs. lor by llivir
loss or rclcntioii llicy just iuurkcd llis-,
ilii'i`ci'r~||rcs in-iwccii iiii iiiiporliinl.
si`ici-.css and :i sigiial viciui~,v. ’l`lic
coup had not I-oiiiu oi`l`. llic Nzirroivs
were out' oi sight and lwyoiill iiulll gun
range, but this was not thc ihuli of
Gcncral Birdwood, or any oi thc. oill-
cors or nieii undcr his iroiiiintiiid."
, 'I‘lio llrsi. opcruliuiis_iii ilic Aii1.u,<‘
-zone nppcarcii Io have bcciiicorrioii
out wilii cmiipurnilvo :slii'ccss.`, 'i‘ill:_.'
Suvlu liny cxpl-diiioii, wliirli lids lwcii 'I
thc subject of ilir- gmiitcst criticisni,
sii|`|`crv<l various misi'ori.uiics. l~}lai>or-
Army Stull, wiili Vicc Ailiiiirnl do
llllclu-,('k. 7
lluriiig ilic niglii of ilic ll_l.li, it
division consisting of thc 32nd and
34th hrllrndcs wcri- lirouglit i`roiii
nic plains \vcro workcd out hy lilo D
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 , fler at C. A. McDonald's
liange of Time, January 9th
Maritime Express pally--Ocean Lim-
ltcd Daily Except Sunday
On Siinday, .luuuui'y iltli, the Muri-
tinic l'lxpi'i~ss will run ilniiy between
lialitux and lliouircnl, leaving liall- /\l‘5;0SY
lux at 3.00 p. ni. t‘oi’iiir~.iriion will be Illuc Book
niadc :it l\loni'ioi| tu and l`roin St. John
daily. The Occaii Limited will noi.
leavo lialifux Sunday, January ilth,
but will lciivo on its present schedule
time*-8.00-ii. in. duily except Sunday
thereafter. lt':: continuance during
the winicr uioiiihs will hc pleasing
i_icws;io th_ous1|,iidn oi' lravellors to
wlioiii tho "Occult" appeals its an ox-
prcss iritln of nxccllf-iiizo iii scrvico \V,.,-.,k|y_
and comfort in trzivcl.
l~`roni Montreal thc Maritime l'lx~ ,
ross will loavo on its pro-scnt sulicdiilc
8.15 u.m., daily and the Ocean liluiilod,
.25 p.ui.,
l\luiiNt y
Topiiotch
ilai-isolls
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Photoplay
Baseball
Peoples
Smiths
tinslvcs
daily cxcopi Sunday.
Cosiiiopoliluii
Popular illccliii-
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Everybodys
Railroad llinns
Iiarpers Bazar
_ Breezy Stories
Smart Sct
Illustrated World
1’liysical Cultura
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Windsor
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Pcarsoiis
Pictorial Review
llliistrai,crl Lon-
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Graphic
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