second place.
Petrograd to the Central News states
that n member ni thc linssinn army
who has just returned from llnlicln
declnres that thc Iinssions have cap-
tured hciuhts for Iour and live miles
around I‘rzcmysl and that the -\\li'i-
trinns have sc\-emi times vainly nt-
tenipted to retake them.
Renter from Iierlin, vin Amsterdilm.
gives an oiliciul statement issued at
Herman head-quarters on me evening
of ctoher ith It says "In the .west
O . ' '
ern theatre the battle on the right
wing and in Argonne distrI°t iii DFG'
ceeding successfully." "Tim 0P@i"1i-'
ions of Antwerp and Eastern Theatre
have been carried out nccordlnif t0
plan mia without nt-iiiins-"
Good Sleep
Exhsusied Nerves were Fully Re-
gh d ’ ' or-k and in ihe nrtof living
isenoliyrthglenislied by restl'ul sleep at
night you have cause to he alnrnie'd.
as physical bniikrupirb' Sii“"‘*‘ V?" tg
the face. This letter directs you
the most satisfactory cure for sleep-
lessness
writes~"l have just iinished uslni!
the sixth box of Dr. Uhnses Nerve;
Food, and l must sny "Wi Wim" rp
commenced using It my nerves we ,
so boil that I could scarcely get onli:
“een I would lie in bed nf-nrlYwi:m
night without fleet). nnd nnyo'ni;rv or
has this tronhe knows the m s #ood
sleepless niRi\¢l- The Nerve, has
helped me from the start, anim"
built up my Hi*-i'V0"" 5Y"“"é" wgnund
1u_||y_ _I now enjoy goo .
OCTOBER 6’ 1914' N 'ram cnanrjorrarown '
Y- I _ _ _ GUARDIAN ~  r Pac* THREE 'ir
 ` limi nun iii vows will is i iniii mill;   D L A
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very happy, because his father, who “When this war came, I dldn’t want /  -
-“led 10 OB-'BI1 W8. slimy green fish in my papa to go at first. Of course i _-_._ ~
the North Sea out of the smelly boat, he's not fighting even now, 'cause we \ __--/  _
has gone off to the wars. Jan has a pa- Dutch don't light unless we have to; . '\ 1 l"_\<____ "  _._-
per hat made out oi' one of those inde-_ but   " _ = 'l-
cipherable Dutch newspapers, and u , it‘s just the same as lighting, isn't it? ‘ ,_ _ `“5\ _ ii -- if
rough wooden sword of spllntering You sec we haven’t got much money, r . 
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“Doc Bird Says” _
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They won’t be “th
addest of» the year”
ou take
ster’s Laxative Col
Cure
for that cold or
ippe.
E A. Foste
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
spice
and essence of vineg
etc.
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omend. So ro matter what ha t '
watch. Send itaroundlto me ppens 0 Yom
F.S. Mitchell \
2biI Queeh Nt. i lizirloiictuwn
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'i' J N.
Birch.
M rs. George Gordon.
_ SHEEP-cLAss v.
Long Wool Ewa having raised
Long Wool ham. any age. Leicester-,J
0*' C°¢9W0iii*i. Alfred Gordon‘ 2
Gray-faced ewe lamb-1, H B Dun.
GYM’ fitted ewe havin
PoiiL'rnv-cLAss vu,
s
FRUIT-CLASS VIII.
Northern Spy Apples-1, Jas, }pm1y_
20 'Fransccndciit crab app]e5_1
Yellow Magnum plums-1, Mm B
-W Thus' plmm ' Five yards colored flannel, twilled,
UFOGIIEIILIO plums-1, Mrs. J. D. _L
Crocltctt. et
20 Dainson‘s plums~1, Mrs. An i= r . 'I-
\V,.,.kS_ “° 'Woolen mittens-1, Mrs, Margaret
20 Lombard plums-1, Miss Annie “iflnen
Cameron.
5 lied Astrachan apples-1, George Q
/ G,m|_ _ Five _vardswvhite flannel, twillcd-1,
5 Wealthy apples--1, Mrs. Jas. E. gl
5 Duchess of Oldenburg apples-1,
5 Emperor Alexander apples-1
Mrs. George Gordon. I CROCHETING AND NEEDLE WORK
O
It IS NCVCI t00 Late enA|N AND GRASS SEEDS-ci.Ass
IX. N
eeks
V .
The Practical Wmch andicmck Repair" 2' \Vhk=-ut in sheaI`-1, Jesse Matthews; Chester (7. Costain; 2, Mrs. E. J. Keir.
Fred ll. Ashley.
, ' _ _ Weeks. M
_ Two bushels White Russian wheat
- lilil ,
1, Jesse Matthews, 2, H. B. Bow- M
ness. McNeill.
Two bushels White Fife wheat-1,
hilip Prldham. - 2,
Two bushels 6-rowed harley-1, E.
In the Standard liandirap match W_ _y0|ms¢0n_ J'
(lst round) played on Saturday ulter-
uoon ut Belvidere Links. the follow- mews_
ing players tool( port with llic result l
given below:=- B
A. W. ilyntlnnul won from \\’. W.
Clark.
W. K. Rogers won from \V. A. O.
H. A. Miller won from II. \V. Long-
worth.
A. W. Weeks won from E. H. liver.
A. A. McLean won from Judge Sic-
wart.
Dr. Alley find ll. I3. Stewart played
a tic.
The second round is scheduled for
Wednesday and thc tlrnwing is as
follower-
A. W. llynilman v. Il. A. Miller,
W. K. ltogi-rs v. .\. W. Weeks.
A. A. lvIt~.Lcan v. lJr. Alley or D. Ll.
Stewart.
In the special Ladies' npproaching
and putting competitions liftccn play-
ers took part. 'i‘lic approaching
match was won by Mrs. Goodwill with
Mrs. Ilugnnll si-roiitl. 'l`ho pulling
event wus \voii by Mrs. Clarke, with
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Morris tied for
It
i.
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l{ilS!~'IANh‘ G_\lN HEI! I llT.\'.
l.ONllO_\`, Oct, 5.~A despatch lroni
in
TIIE iiE}i.\lA \'S llEI’ORT.
I.0NDO.\`, Oct. 5,~A despatch to
Je
Good Health
gtorou by Dr. Chuan Nerve F°°d
When 'the nerve force expended in
Mr xiennis Marklin. nimon.Sfwi<--
thur.
variety-i, Ross McArthur.-
One dozen turnip-rooted hects-1, IB.
John 1'. I<’lcldlnl.Z; 2. James Burke.
William Ilcll; 2, Benjamin Rayner.
Holi-bushel red skin potatoes-1, E.
O. Ilarbodr; 2. E. W. Johnston.
Eight red Wurtzel mangels-1. Silas
Rayner. "
toes-1, Robert Yeo; 2, James Hardy. 
One package onions. white or yel-
low-l, Mrs. Henry Matthews: 2. Jos-
eph Ilnnbar.
diatc-1. Jesse Matthews.
Bushel Field peas-1, Jesse Mat- th
M
Tub or crock of butter, 20 lbs., home- M
made-l, Mrs, Fred Hardy; 2, Mrs. W. tina Fraser.
. Outlaw; Ii, Mrs. Annie Weeks.
One dozen tomatoes, large yellow- lil
Mrs. D. S. Miller; 2. Ross McAr-
Hnlf dozen roots celery, any named
Three cabbage drum heads-1, Mrs. (
toes-i, George Woodside. h
llali’ bushel Green Mountain poia- d
One dozen carrots. While interme-
Iinli dozen Wonder D0iBi0@S-1.
see Matthews.
Hall’ bushel Red Type potatoes-1.
  ` Sweet Peas. not less than 8 varie-
Fonowi I *'-- U0B°“'1. Miss Ida Champion.
"Bc in C025 stthe balance of the prize dliieranlums. Single. 2 pots in flower,
hem at Albee on with the exhibition mum-1. Miss Ida Champion.
€I'i0l1-- Gladiolus-1, Mrs. J. D. Crockett.
lamb‘ '
this 5eaB0““1. Hugh'B Dunbar' 2 -1. Miss Annie Cameron- 2 Mrs
Alfred Gordon ' ' Margaret Wisner. ' '
°" C°t5W0l<i~1. Joseph Dunbar. "lr MPS- E. J. Keir: 2. Miss Annie
Long Wool Ram Lamb, Leicester Cameron.
Jolsgpxié Ieianbisrh L` . f Esrlylrizvis npresgntledcbly John Agnew,
00 -_ »` . 1' . ; 2,
Dunbar. we “mb i' Joseph Annie Camegroné u amp on Miss
har; 2, H. B. Dunbar. ' ' *-DFIZGS Presented by C. A. Woodside,
Year-old, gray faced-1, H. B. Dun. E“<i~~:1. Mrs. _Henry J.~Matthews; 2,
bar. . Mrs. D. A. Manson.
' ' g raised l mb ' D
last season-1, H. B. Dunbar. a Presented by J. P. Fielding, Erq_-1,
Mrs. E. O. Barbour.
FIGS-CLASS l. Sample strawberry :lam-1, Mrs.
~ Higiiry  Matthews.
sow with uno f i 1 ni af chew Chow. home-made-1,
four-I, Fred I3. AsIi]leyl.m ess than. M1is.dMargaret Wisner.
Pair under 7 lu th b _ Ozen tea biscuit-2 Mrs. John
E. 0. Barbour. on B’ any reed 1' Champion. '
Pair Ge,-.Se_ Emdem over 1 0 ‘__ Oil Painting-1, Mies Gertrude Mag-
andy Awww; 2, David (lamgbgh 1’ glson; 2, Miss Christina Fraser; 3,
Pair Bantams-1, George Agnew. Miss Alma B“0te°
pyymom, Rock, cock and he“__1 Water Color Painting-1. Miss Al-
M,-s_ Jesse M,mhews_ ' inn Buotc; 2, Miss Gertrude Maggi-
Pair Plymouth Rock chickens-1 Bon' ` '
Mrs. Jesse Matthews. ' ' ~
pai, -1-,,,key,,, Ove, 1 yea,___1 Jesse FAnM|No |MPLEMEN'rs-cLAss
Matthews. ' `XV»
_ 'r. . ,A 1 ’ _ wool.EN AND F|_Ax oooos-
Headquarters for picklin Jirs_ri<iisilillrrt-till. pp Us yellow 1' Mrs'
E ease M,mhews_ ' EL' Mrs. Syl. 'l‘. Chaisson; 2, Miss
.l.llV,,,,i\`\"`\r"l.“ Mjiltmgoétleii crab apples~1, Jesse atic Woodman.
2l’.l.‘.’§_.‘$’.‘.’_ “""’ “”"‘““1' Mm- E~ ;’“r.“.‘.’5.‘.¥i..“"..i§f”.?1."f,°..’.‘i“_“i,ll?i“2§’é‘...
Bfrkvgoll River aDpIeS_1' Mrs' Joh" )lii‘laht;logii'elvi‘lasg \c)‘a'r1ils}tC_ll*iIldl`Virs. Geo.
Oats in slicaf, white-1, Wm. F. Costain; 2, Mrs. A. Martin. '
Outs in sheaf, black-1. Craswell dered-i, Miss Maud D er Miss
UTTER AND CHEESE-CLASS X. Neill.
5 lbs butter, rolls or prints, home- Emerson McNeill; 2, Mrs. George Cnr-
nmdc-1. Mrs. Fred Hardy; 2, I-‘crcy rl
M°"S°“- sri-ncricit; :i. Mrs. Amor: Karon.
E).
As there was no cheese tester the Neill; 2, Mrs. Walter Cahill.
judges awarded the prizes equally be-
tween Leo J. Murphy and The Alber- Currie; 2. Mrs. Alex. Martin.
ton (fliccsc Factory.
made by child under 16 years ot’ age
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES-CLASS -1. MISS MnI‘l§HI‘0i1 Keir.
Xl.
linen-I Mrs David Iiod son 2 Miss
"For those who prefer zz toni" In
~lid form, lirxzill Iilood 'i`nl»Icls is
I , . .
I
kliig 1' J ' States and is an excellent tonic for
llalf bushel Twentieth Century po- 
oxes $1.25, money back if dissatisrl- u
. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great tl
cargo and Kent Streets. I Mtf. U
HOUBEKEEPING-CLASS Xlll.
Pill! .lar mixed pickles. home made
Pill! Jar sweet pickles. home-made
Home-made bread, single loaf, white
Collection preserved fruits in glass
Collection of canned l’ruits- rizes
PAI NTING--C LASB XIV.
Bob sioigh~1, char. A. ivoodman.
CLASS XVI. _ '
Knitted or crocheted counterpane
Hooked rug. rags--I. Miss '/.yena
cairsto.
Mrsf D. M. Ramsay.
Woven couch cover-1, Mrs. Marga-
Wallace; 2, Miss Jean Sha i
N oolcn socks-1, Mrs. Michael
uillley; 2, Mrs. Mary Deairsto.
rs, Michael Quigley; 2, Mrs. Fred
ardy.
Yarn. double-1. Mrs. .I. D. Crockett
Yarn. single-1. Mrs. J. D. Crockett.
--CLASS XVII.
Honeton I,ace-1, Mrs. Emerson Mc-
eill; 2, Mrs. John Ellsworth.
Sofa Pillow-1, Mrs. Chester C.
Centrepiece in colored silk-1, Mrs.
Tea coscy, mounting to be consi-
-» Y ; 2.
and Duvar. -
Afglian, home-spun, homc~dyed-1,
rs. Jas. E. Birch; 2, Mrs. I-Inierson
Tea Cloth-1, Miss Belle Matthews;
Mrs. Emi-rson McNeill.
Afghan, any kind of wool--1, Mrs.
D. Crockett; 2. Mrs. Henry J. Mat-
ews.
Collection of fancy work~1, Miss
ary McLeod; 2, Mrs. Emerson Mc-
Selection of fancy work--1, Mrs.
Selection knitting or crorheting-1,
rs. Emerson Mc-Neill; 2, Miss Chris-
Stone-illing-1, Mrs. Emerson Mc-
Patch work quilt-1, Mrs. George
Suit cliild’s made under-clothing,
Cenircpiecc in white or colored
a Quigley. ' I 8 ; '
FISH-CLASS XVIII.
llalt' boned mackerel-1, P. B. Lew-
SIIUIDIC i\Ci‘l'ii'i$! kii*1. P- B. LOWIH. ----_-__--__-_ the \\'rcloiir\_il thing up for hor io ri-nfl. '
On thc Imnnci' were prlntcrl lliorzi- 
Pioneer and Journal please copy)
illls it to have a drink.
I1Il(!E.
so are my motl1er’s eyes."
“And so are yours, Jan,” said I.
Blue," Says Jan
sibiiities, and he martlies up to .1 toun my
tain, kicks off one wooden shoe, and k@€
- "My fatheri gone to the wars," said Sav
Jan, snuggling up close to the t-andy doing. lint i'll show you thc vt-ry
pocket. “I-Ie’s a great big fellow, my best thing of nll. i`om<- along '_'
father is, and he wears u blue shirt, Jan got np. ond linsiily putting on
and blue pantaloons, and a blue lint, his
just like the water. I guess th:il's so- percd off down thc street, brnntlisli-
the fishes ean't see him when he leans, ing
over his boat. The boat‘s blue, too,and‘ street in that part, ol” Si-ln-vciiiiigeii,
“So nre_ail little Dutch boys," said fat _
Jan, putting a chubby hand into the -the later tier.-nib’ 0-llitru-s.~=i‘<I lu inur-
pocket. ilie
"In the winter time my father goes an
ont in the big boat, and the sea gets _
very mad, because hc catches so many silent as ii hc were still uunlilc to
fish, I guess.:Don’t you think ihat‘si believe his honest C.\'L‘S.
EVM if P393 Is Off With the Arm * the reason? And mv ma a she sits
ind Mimmi IS Sid. Schoolhoussh at the window siiibcrieriuxst like a Payment
in Holland Are Barracks and Hours baby. But I don’t cry, 'cause l’m not
...Of SWG! t`n,5l`l°r#en4;.i. a baby, and besides my father, he Plan
7 always comes hack Then he kisses
SCHEVENINGEN Holland, Sept my mamma-they’re very slllv that
5-.Ian is g little Dutch boy, and he’s way-and they both laugh at me
tatthing ilsh so I can have my
pants and some real store shoes once
Jan, and because he spotted me for a_ 1106*
foreigner, he stabbed me in the NIC
I sat down on the gutter to watch in a while, and besides my mamma `_"~‘ ~;\ _ "1-
. iil - ' -'ii
ds new dresses, too, at St. 00 - I _L_ t - 3 nf
holas time - __ _ - _“ h H _'f‘_.f_=§
stomach, with all the uniliscrimlnat~' ""i’V@t-10110 80,' said my father, `\ ` _ _____v~'-'-_-'-'_'-1E=.'.Q:'f-'T'_'t".i_f_.- M). e  _' 
ing fury of ten years. After that 1 cause the Quecn‘says so, and I guess ' ' ' __:' ‘ ‘ ~
t she says in this goes in this " ---an  ‘_
With PGIIIOFBB. which changed to dc- houi-ie.’ 
light at the sight of a stick of mtl "l\‘Iy! Didn’t my father look fine in dy) _ f
new blue coat and brass buttons! YOU Can pay  » 'JU
my mamma, she took his chi blue - ing shirt upstairs and cried ovcr 1 _Y _ __ __._./~ --or " -
_-\in’t woincn funny? ' ` ` __._»- as you  .lt
looked so pained that he was stricken Whu
candy, and wc becanie great friends. his
And even if one docsn't speak Dutch, But
the gurgle oi! ten years is a universal fish'
language, so, unless you are only ten, it.
either in years or ut heart, please don’t "
bother reading any further about .Ian's hui
happiness at his i`ather's disappear-led
Oi’ course it's hard now. We tlon't
E , .i t go o weni lest-
i Wooden things on Sunday. \Vt~’i'i~
shoe, which wn.s still wt-l. .wani-
lils sworrl. lt \vus ai niirrow
Where the llslicrfolk live. 'I`itl_v house-
wives were rwrulilint: their liotisi-saiitl
others were clmlloring, :ind ollivrs, in
“‘AI| Little Dutch Boys' Eyes Are shawl and l<crt~hi<\i'_ wort- witililling
with lmsltt-is to the .<iiops_ .Inn <\i\ln`i
mind them :it zill. iloiiitlng l»t~i\vt-i-n
vrouws and yt-llow-lniirt-il nniiilt-ns
love-making, he tziuntf at lust into
open space.
“'i‘horo!" he cried, and then gr:-\v
H0 CHEERING CROWDS
BAND PLAYED TIPPERARY.
The band played a lengthy reper-
i0il'L‘. iiwiilliiliié "'1`iDDL‘l’&I‘y." and she annonnt-ed to her husband not only
Gliliefi Wliii file H1\ii0ii3-i “ITS Oi U19 that she wus to niurch with the sut-
allies. “O L7llIiL\iif1." ilild "1\Uifi Lahti fragettc rmuingent in the Fourth of
Sync." Only it few dnys ilrwivusly July par.-m<=, but that no was to iuarcn
the band oi' the Royal (‘unutlion llorsc also
Artillery, ill ulliirl-Ze OI' Ilii-'\lL Light. Being u inuilvsi man, the professor
Is, .
 "Y
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/dlllh A 
ii g h len it- e g .1 ".'f‘.3"¢"~  “
li tl ivenl. eir lust concert ut Vnlcar- t nu" ii. iiut l1,in tho hush' nd ol'
who heard them play daily and night- ment, the wife of thc professor nmrrli- . .
ly, and they have the satisfaction of ed near the l1cntl_ When hor part ol' dll€d Out by the Sl.lITlI1'l€l'S llOf SUII, 3l'lCl i'll€ WOO(l IS
knowing that they gave much pleas- the parade hurl passed, the reviewing 
ure, stand and luitl ilisporseil, sho assnini--I
very enamellike tough surface that withstands the ‘
weatherman and looks like new for years to come.
A MEMORABLE SIGHT.
i .
So the band played on the Terrace
one arte,-,mom and at night the mir. him walking along disconsolatcly trail-
r a d stieam was cleat and thc
bo n ' ' ' - '. ‘ ' ' ‘ ~
ships were on their way. We were to Wiieil f’V@1‘Yiiiil\l-i WHS 0V0I‘. SIU!
see mem layer and if was a Sigh; to hunted him out in the crowd and _bc-
romembm-_ All were in WM I-ig_ and gan to upbraid hun lor thc sliowing
the great Il6€i gave ihe IIIIDFQSSIOII of or luck of showing- that he had nunle
il gllhileiriiiagiiebsdtleligiiciiic tlliiiviliitetvsgll?  iam li`h“\t__{1““;llfif‘__ _(if
ed that it all appeared to be a great' fl I 5' ‘G "lm “F ‘ld LL" "*i”““““`
jolly game, and one would he rt-mind-` “ _ ,
ed of that chapter of “Vanity I<`air"* lie looked at her and therc was nn llEiIT1S PI'€pHI'€d ])3.ll'1`lI9 l'laV€ StO0(ltl1€ ll21I'd€St t€St fOr
Which deals Wi'-h the lliglll- i’°f0i`0 intimaiion of growling, implucabic rc-
Watcrloo. ,, l
' REINFORCEMENTS STRENGTHEN
_._.._~__..______
c one right rc dy It is a prepare I
Grace (Tucumhers-l. Miss Annie fa
(‘smeron; 2. Silas Rayner. __ _ _ __ _ ' A
        
“(;'“';' daze" nanvem hun, long can _vs_-:ii~.~‘ by Ii.-:ming physicians throu::n il
- ease Matthews' 2, Itnth Lur- ol '
it Great Britain and the United
c blood. nerves and the g€neraI sys- h
ni. 60 tablets in a box 50c, three
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6
8
ALLIES.
PARIS, (lot. 3._Ai't0r linvlni: iricd
in vain recently in north of lf'roii<’t-_ to
lronk through the strong line ol'
llies, the Gcrninns have rcuowcil
ielr fierce attacks Iict\vcrn lioyi-_ :intl
cgion of Arrns. Their latent, el`l`nrts,
i which they have boon hurling lhuir
forces against the I"rt»_ut~h and Iiiiglisli
in trying to gain ii iletflsivo vit'ioi'_v,
ave had no lieiier rcsulis. The l"1'<~iu'li.
in nn oillcial stntcnirni, l'rz\nki_\' mlniil
slight i`allinginu'l<nl thc It-tt ot' one of
ielr detachments. On thc other hzind.
ie Allies have not only sut~ccssi`ully
pposed terrific onsluughts oi' thc
neiny at other points, but hnvo gains
s well. The Allies continue to pour
n their troops at points _where they
 
. ._ i
a
  I.
the ranks. it is assumed tlint Great
re needed to replace those worn out
y hard lighting or in lllling gaps in
slight issue i-ompared to the uphold-
ing of the sui`i`ragt~ cause.
That sho l'nll_v believed this, the pro-
fessor’s wife proved decidedly, when
ing the staff' of a banner that had been
21 seat in the grand stand to watch
the remainder ol` the procession. >-no
lookcd lor her husband. As the tail
of the procession drew near, she spied
ing his banner in the dust
what was on it?" he said, tlirusling-
$100 Reward $100
The vendors ni ihis paper will bi-plrn,=-:filo
lcnrntlioiiln-n-li.~' at It-ns! one tlrradetl tlisrost-
that .~‘r\ri1rt~Iizisln-l-iiableioruii-lniillils slag:-1;
nn'i limi is I `.'|ia\rrl\. Il.1ll`.~' Coizivih Vine is tht-
nnly positive rurc non' known toiht' incdrtol
frulciiiiv. I‘;\|n|rl\ flioinil a ru|i.=liil\iun\.~iI \ri':il-
ntenl. II:iIl`s L‘.'ilu||l| curc is inks-1| intciinlliv
acting dirt-izlly upon iln' blood and mucous sur-
face-:; of the system. ilu-reby_ rlrstroying the
lnuut|.1tir\n oi' ilu- rilsr:\s\~. :ind giving iht- pniit-nl
strenglii by building up tm- t‘oi\‘<ivit\ilirtl :ind ;\.<~
sisiing ualizrc in doing us work. I he pioprielors
have somurli faith in its ruriuivc powers that
they offer Une lluntlrrtl Dollars for any case ilini ,l
it fails to cure. Send for list ol' icstin\oi\la's.
_\qdr,-5,, P }_ i 'llF.Nl€_Y & I ‘0. Tslctlo, U
I
he’s got a uniform and a. gun, and _ " -  
father and I, and hc just has to
I

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'c all the good things to ent wous-  
to et 'nll‘vc'tt ~' tl .<
The l'iome_ is the haven of every man,
woman and ch1ld-a placc_of rel."-xation 'from
cares and troubles, make it happy! The tired
father and family, the overworked mother and
chceriul little children will all rind enjoyable
entertainment in an EDISON PH()N()(§l<rlPll.
Harry Laudcris songs, Sou5zi's band music,
and other entertainers, of world-wide fame are
at your service if you own EDISON. Hundreds
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previously that they had played thc conscmvtl. "' '
Royal Canadian Dragoons out of The day came. The parade formed.
camp, lnnrrhing with them from their-Iianners were distributed. In the for-
quarters to the tune ol’ "Tipperary," mation the professor found himself
The two banils-of, sheporniaiieiit iorc-` scparalcil from his wife, marching to-
es are line hunt s, and the people ward the ond of the procession clasp-
of ‘. ‘ Canada ought
to hear more of them when peace re- thrust at hinx hastily.
turns. They deserve much oi' the men As one oi the leaders ol’ the move-
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Paint applied in the fall season lasts the longest,
because the surlace on which it is used is thoroughly
many years, and have yet to be found lacking in any
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Sherwin'Williams Ready Mixed
House Paints Will Please You
This is the paint with a reputation. Sherwin-Wil
lose observation and hard study. Nothing but the
urest of material used and no one but skilled work-
men in the making. Sherwin-Williams Paint will cover
Simon W. Crabbe
Hardware Stoves _
'I`:iItc IiaIl‘sFai1ni_v Pills for constipation. D 'D '
E. W. Johnston.
Eight white or yellow turnlps, ear-
ly,-1, E. W. Johnston.
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Ilerbert Clark. _‘i
One dozen tomatoes. red. f0I' BIZ9. . ‘_l_-_4'\jg_"_ ‘
llall' bushel Itge Type potatoes-1.
smoothness and perfection-1. Ross
McArthur; 2, Chas. A. Woodman..
1 pk. eschalots-1. MPS- Alb?"-
iiiorii; 2. Joseph Denim-
nou iiusnoi Mointyre i>ow¢ves-1-
Philip Prldham; 2, James HardY~
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toes named-1. Philip Prldham. _
One dozen long blood beets~l. Miss _
stocks, 6 varieties-1, Mrs- C. A-
Woodman. 1
colicrtloln of Nasturtinms-1. Mrs.
( 't{:>'lilXl,i.r>nm<!il\.Asters-i, Miss Annie
(`a[l)na(li`l(i)|i]r. not less than 4 colors-1, ' The  of
Miss Annie Cameron. ‘
Ferns (Malden Hair) 1 BIN'-Cim9““’
1, Mrs. Margaret Wirner-
Ficus (India Rubber PIsnt)' 1 Wi -
-Mrs. Jas. E. Birch.
Honging pot or basket-1, Mrs. Dr.
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s sell. in I gm strong and healthy. 12 “tml” on|y___1' M", ml Cham. ._,______,_' _ _ _ umm" overcoat; but districts where fighting
the moniniad for my deiiv W°""" I lon- 2 Mrs W- R- Uliiwn- ‘ is prorooriing on-_ rnnirrt to dork Nona# W
&i1dW°“ pm 50 fem; 5 P ' ‘ ' t nm (1 or gn_ » i ~ mists, making ii long sojourn in open,
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Wm. Bowness.
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Account do not hesitate because
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bzgin with; you will be welcome
at our oilics; Some of ourl s
accounts began as deposits otla.
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Britnln's Indian troops. whose arrival
at Marseilles last week has only just
been announced, are either nt the_
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front or in its vicinity. They have
greatly strengthened the I-'touch line,
which it is roughly estinintcd now
numbers 750,000 men. “ lt is now on
our left," says Lieutenant-t`olonci
Iloussei, the critic- ol' the l’etlt
Parisian that the battle inline on
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  ` most imposing proportions. V linen one
considers that after hardly a month of
lighting the enemy was near_l_\' nt the
gates of Paris it can he seen instantly
how much territory we have gained
on Germans, who counted, on ern.-ming
us. The enemyhtihf brought to its
right Iargo forces.`hnping to break
our offensive. and ni the same time it
returns to attempt the passage of the
Meuse. It is making thus a visible
effort on two wings and ui same time
guarding on the rest ni the front in an -
expectant attitude. This is old tactics
of flanking which reappears. lin-
fortunately for il, it has no more the
merit of secrecy than ihnt of surprise.
We know It too well no\v to have it
still imposed on us. The troops in the
trenches are suffering severely in the
chilly nights. and consequently n unm-
her of Iiritish supply officers have
visited Paris and have purchased all
of the available supplies of warm
clothing, (urs. comforters. sweaters
Each man in the field has been sup
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The Columbia Grafonola is truly a wonderful enter-
tainer.
You are offered such a wide variety of styles from
which to choose, such a complete list of talking, vocal and
instrumental selections to satisfy your every mood on every
occassion and for every kind of entertainment. And the
tone of the Grafonola is liquid, sweet and pure~it is just
what you want.
Prices range from $32100 to $650.00.
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