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I I—— � I - , - W* do thia tonight to It"p, Joe UW **A tbAt Mon lo""f9rVftM vt"w **-, 1jK.T1.N1:i2 IF � it
WIp 1160114 111110t 010'*W" Vwk k" lalloia Ono trantiftv*l from Pox* 4) -,Wp Ik buikhatl; by 111114"liAlIttrilp"I'll, *kmbO &PURE -
- =awy of 0* 404 Ryt QWY SWC004011 � � ., . . .. and sawors, *ad With woo-kpipt I&*" �
.1 . for"t the fift"No of their sorit. the :r vwu! HI __ ,
at Wo " lmuu that I"" Ili Hill h&1Q.'! — *Wit a IvArwly of litalkoAlal, .
Aent 311111404"" wm* they alowsaw for, IAt uo fervently wmw and proy. 14ut , and i)%IPMV#d Upon. pignikulorly fur- for we W be Ing to out ; I
- 1- � - , I 9f dqty. W* mot " ! tht n,)rtb the, varioux OW w0vid 194r-' 1,Y WitutifliII vOrWies long
- At�JtW 4V4L) 4rqaftij slid hope# for V4h- if OWIV ll*vt It ,wr 't
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, � � _ 7�_.Vve, get their . j)t swct#M in for c -4. 71he city voly"U, country, �Irof. Tomlinson #aUl � *.
fkk�6_ a gi'luod- 4-e-0 df5iW iivd pt�'a' i to all erA. it dw not � 11M Were "pii CLOTHING -
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. oderiel, I ada, and for manvind, I know, nOt bri0ging war lof sall FtAluiqca was a member of .
i ntro4uciug to �G, I how we call trect wor6� mentorisils dix"t their lathitvVlatut its, roars, Its 1W# fe*tival was, he was the uw,lph RoI. � :
, bristisot congregavoll, �10l` so yQpullar. 4. Hi ____ " I � I I , .
. . exlQept by adding . i3 as a ,( I Villat ulade the city "SAM. tavy Clui l __ _ - .. �
. rials Of worthy living tQr we are "Itt h"e, that Up as Dien Q14 I nd Would carry ,.4
YARDLEY)S 0 L D Emu Ur 116 I S 1 R11 the Aleato ttle #lid Wlishingto- were beautiful, Mons Club befOre & Tho *": mill —A16 vim :, ",
tbow Most* which they Approved anA wornen,*ho bolil ccrtAin great trutts. r their Haturalistii? 44, baek tk) 'QuelPh word Of the I've or- I A,
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. Liku NDAER TFUOILET PREPARATION f9i,which they gave their lives, Oor We hold 141141Y thut the bit of 'Ire purt"larly fo I . vanizatioll W(e had In. Godorich. Ilkl to aw - 17,Q* ;
M be it in our fKt- rinly applawl- b" a4l" S" tka St* I
beat �cQmmoxlor*tlort ti to ltv;0 tit the which we' spend here" Vi;�toria, the spealwes old hoire, The proNsPor WAS WA
*Since- 1770 the name $'Yardley" has been syn- pirit in which they died. ivaoning, -tort or-1hort-io, not 141. 'was really, , a mi:eQu, Ur tourist'. _Vftn� ed, tkat best nits thm. i
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ony s`kqnisite Pir".0 This part of it is vit, , and attractive. Thien The I i
motts witb the finest qualityland, most c "We owe theill, .0, debt Ot rever; ; It is a reri. couvtr Was neat Na�onie Hall show0d �
Gratitude without reverenCe w -enery, of the Roclik,
I otToilet Rkpisites. oulli - it is a great opportunit� . came the AC , �., * Ith moetior in the lid '" I
dewenerate into formalism. What IOUs trust; but it is not AlL It is Part its natural beauty. Go further not th how vsriouig form'$ Of tree. shrub a I
be used, in beau� V *"Wolil
1. " boots it to be thankful to the heroic, of something larger, of itonletbilit t.D prince RupertA 4ma on to AU#k;k# (lower growth could- � lw*w It ;i .
__ Is aud Christ h3s sk,4114 h" twr
I - , dead for their great deeds of self -'with a nobler range* which, with ita actnery was most at- tifying surroundings. &W tm"*# I
, � th all bere and hereatter, &nd chair .and Mv. I twe 1104 1
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. I . - I abnegation, without a profound Iap- to do wi tractive. $142, tile old Russisku va. Mr. Hunte was in the d3thlot MW 16 it 4 1
411� � -. ,within be 1143 made it clear that it roattcra pitlltls� Vat one of the must wonderful Fred 1101ftle'-4 satlg,g solo. I
I . preciation of the noblo spirit " ,0s, - � we sit It ANY typo.
I ivelled tbent to do I vltallr� how we use and IsPend this -1� W1, , -o�—
I � 11 them which con t, bow ,.we devote it, hQw. it site& 11% the world' ,
I The pralrits spoVie for themsvIV06 !*
. ,I .. I their duty fit so great a ,cost. And part of it down. 1110 fA we kavo I voliorNl raw I
. I " I I so in the memory of these Itsion ive the need tallsk we lay with their pulints. To visitors frow I 1,
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r0mi"I" I bow our heads in token of reverence; spoke of , Dettolt 'whom Prof. Tomlinson met PF U1118ONS SELF$ , of.,$&M�ks to dow 100, 10 .
- 11,.�:k_ , ___i.i,- I we think of them -.vith humble pride it% the. upper rognt an the night befto ,at Fort William. the 10W or 120Q toot 1 18341411, lmd lot 1P 11! .
. . . , and lipeak of 'them with, bated breath. Ile died, and he was bidding tht= hill was a mountain, which was amus. i
. . . ,,What is it they did r.us'21 farewell. This, was. the key to Hig ing.to, one who, had seen the Itocklej, 11mid, makm of kni= -1-11.
. � ." - -..� . t aft; . His joy. The disciples should DIDN'T KNOW IT is# by exputi.
I . . 11 �,._ � .. ,,r-,mmevsQu has said, I e Only 91 t I Ile bU But Fort William truly hAd wOudc'r- jormosts, d"It
---"I--. . it; a portion of t IS : ou must m4w it the key to ultirs. ful, natural scenery. vw-� .
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. j . I � �': I f is. of er love bath no man than this, that I had mentioned, he said, one Mero!haxt Must Kaow What W&* LET US TAKE VOUR NEA30RE
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�� .. I . course, all everyday occurrence in our a man lay down , his. life fox, his might 6top and say, "Well 0116 is the Uatil Niuses, Sick IN YOUR I ,
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.. . . world, and we are told by our pbysi- friends, I E all thif; on place for mo, let's stay here-" but I i
. . . 1. )m1nara- "You See the beating 01 I , lathe &4J $aa DiteStiON il
. � -'es it a at come 6n dowvt the great lakes and you litaid � I
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. easy 'affair. The fact that the thought which is Just new s'WOTI - would sep. i3omething very ire I I .
I Perfumers b appointment to 11 v W, 0 a q. tIvely 0, so jn� throngit the mind of this congre. I . � �
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. makes 11, We want to say that we be. from. jq'ibing, he had yet referred to. .� I I I . I)-
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X�o want YOU to enjov this x1tre offpring I splendidly. heroic is the fact that it 94tiO . I A local mtrAant wis surprised to . . I I .,
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. obarn) you, . I � . I I _,W_.__�.-,&_^ � � 0 "o �' dens remarkable f0i thOir-bMutY, bill, i find that bis tired- liezvous, biltowl '�Z - -z .� - __ � - . - — " `�. . , . ,
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_... - _... - � _ogjts. And our evergreens" ' bo,wover, made a quick 4A.e. - c In :I, � d and rc, oinmendea by 3
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, Vl� � I 1�d. o . - I . I -n evergreens wove the. Moat.)10, tam toftV4 up. It is sold with t1w sin. WhM -qhe Ir � . I
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I i � --.,---%*tA- N�wnea,_o(__t4WTW1eUty4jwo_.Me f rbut1ho-C, 1. � " k. , � , w� our VO4 ' tile lilies. . . I .
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I It, . native Shrubs were very filib. The Dr. Thoolier's Livor & Blood 8,.%rurp
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� 11. - Ale Thousand . �_ i 1 , from abroad� but this Nvas not Po', " . .
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I I . A very fine bronze tablet Una - . . . . -fruit of the magnolia, - & _ rt . . I
� . . . ejacted ill Xna!K cliurch at fthe ell- - te6 Statement; of the Action , taken I . - L I ]KNOX CHURCH, 60DERICK . ._ fam0. The . .
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. '. I ty.. Which reiii1ted in the erection of' the .4___,______1^�__________�1 I __0 - .�4�____,.-� apar That."Give Solid -, CoM 10 . -1
j,ranc� T� M�mory of the twen 0 - nienihrial, with the committees in this , - . � . . . . � wa's ver� Interesting Somothiru 1 4 . I I I .. . . I . 11
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.�.e. ,611gregatiOn Wh sed to is the voluntary Sacrifice 6i life Nvith lieve deliberat.
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..4 .�JFji'F.,'r,V I 6 I a 1� in , '111e,great war iand.the 'connection, Jt`� is also propo � sweetness and joys befota`the bodies of. our bravegt-aU4 bests these ad to red', . .1 . . I I �. 'I
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: . . rinveffing ijervices were he o yield a thousand thing�., stricken., and darkened homes, weri When one took a irlp to Burcipe, One . � . . .
; . I I I the congregation who enii!--ted tiftle. It iS t , . � . I I . ., . . I � . . .. I
. day evening Wit bef9re a tongrega- frail! . and sense 'With 'worth, while. The offering;, terribic . � .1 � I . . I .
.. ". I I d paople� prepared and pikeed in the church. which have filled time to eavr. as it 1w, WAS made without reserve d ne f.the most popular.treaiq'. I . 4 � . . ,. � . � : .. . I I
.. � . . tion'' of fieutly' .4 th0u$ttn and also..tho inainolia, . I " �
. . � . . ,wu,. This -will takeLibe- lace when ready boundlpss happiness. It -is 9 tlie tulip, . i .4�et tit , �M(Ojrt.- They I .
'. .. I The tal�let is, the product,of the r r volt which is Ila ell, Ili this world to every iola- for, the . ake of the cause bf good' WO . a not native Europealf - . � *1ar4w1I:)004 ( Or" i6pport Ana. C . I " �
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4 . onto; and is, a fine of the 8 . endsbip which are at- -falth, t th and ..bon justice and ,tree, ' I at fit$ well, takefs thehard %tiocks". .,� . . �
Rogers - Co., -Tot . . ich tion hip and fri , or, so they. were native.,; of North' A- am etititita to Footwear th . 11 ,
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. I 'i � ple� of Vork. Vtoina'put i unted true rlkh�$. -, such. Sac I ur- merican. Hundreds . . . I . 0 - . ),�. �
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1 � ,,,F dIltites, IL9�4 And I � � .1. I I I - it, a duty inspiringo insistant, 1.
I*' 918i at thi sides . an�l hao'been I 40d.' - they made for Ilia I wV@ . . . . . arid keeps. cold �and d"Poe" on the outsi& I i
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. �, Buab;" the permanent.,. - Qrm - now prop . �erinan, ,'in addiw4lg 00,111L . . 4 I when, visiting Europe . we . uld see. these . I . ..� �. .1 . I .. I... I... I I . . _. I I . .1 � .� 0% . .1 ': � I
.1 in. the' contre 4'fhe, Burning , - 44 General S1 _ a triurvi- interesting trees, not looking so wall -'. - .
. . . ,, f ,44 out fifty ' etur - roprew Sol_ "Ve Want., to tlols. P ' '
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. 6rding. sentin nearly glIthe ,bratiche's of the orne'lads who were, eaged for R de 00rufort with' outdoor wear, treat I
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. . .1 . ,� the -s6m*ce; inctuding- infantryli. motor dier's life, said. 'You think t6t war Phant note fo - 'It Twerity-ftvP per cent jot th, stock sold. . � . . . � * ' *
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. � I .. "Pro .,onore, 9t 14 tranlsp6rt� - cavalry, 1 -army '%ervii,ii Is ail glory; but I tell you, boyi, it, is 11 by nurserymen in the old land were VICAR'S SH They am $tout* I - ,4��
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IN, �Igjtl,o.n Wh4 fell In aorps,. light railway ,tr achine all hell,' i ilia he''bigh- native ArAuc . . .
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.. �' 4 ,or ( . 4d "These men have recreated f'o' rks a% ti , - .. , '�
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was theirs in,liager"Aelf wrrender to a of this continent, illeludi . . ,
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:6 -Of this congr 4s reach what Christ - Our"'and neat in appe .
I I �onoul!.' gun corps, va ly - . . I . . . . I . I I . ... .1 .
I . igrial)er�,',ete., 4asembl I . the orchids, the trilliurris, Apipler's ton
I . ) , ,z : , I .CX03s- est grade Of humau'love- 'Grateful .1 a of I abk. � . . . I
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. oe great,war far . ,gue, gallar4l . On the . . .: �; ��
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I . ... , Istivate Jobn'HeurY Bates ,dav that is 'the forsaklr� of everythiAg and reverently.we remember that her-, pular the aster, orlffl6aelmus lialfly, I � I � . . . I . I
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. . Private Willignt G, DpPong� '. � in comma�d-.of Lieutp.naiit- for the sake of Serving. humanity, the olam, now. For the toot P Was a Curt'adian. plant. There *oVe . LET US DO YOUR. SHO REPAIRINC . �
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11 � . . Private Bert Gordon. . I . . . Colort6l H. C, Dunlop, to attend tbo laying dovm. illy North American flowel"% , . . . " 1, I .. . � � : I . . I . I . .� I - - � �._ I I
1. I . . Iways the -chief we give praise to Qod tonight. That . so 111' ' , shrubs and ' I . . . . I . �1 �
Private Goorie 114lidY. \ I good. The soldier is al . , conifq , . , trees end ,Caw I . V
� I I . . ' I unveiling- eftem(�Ixies- ut,was appro- suff6rer 4or the world's' sins, Where I Is what brings us here for thanksgiv. on a trip abron , - , - - . . 11 �. I 1. 0 ` I I I ;� .. .. '.
� . .- Lleutonali� X P� Lane, ' .- % The service througho ' I oration. Be it theirs auty. of the I . .
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I I . Private, Laverne 16rray. , .� I . lte, starting with the, ergmi pr�- statesiften err tbeir..actions, Or imic-lingandcomment 4se(i Then .there ,-a the be I ...., . .
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. � , on the under God's good hand to have pa. oloriltig.of the tioes in. 6litario . . . - . r�
rtrivato Arthur McCloskey. -1 .- pr", of Asli," Greig. Miss tiona robound-a thous,andfOld , � fall c' . . I Geo, Macvicar . I I
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I I ey lude , � . d Messrs*. C. X. h, ds of the comparatively, innocent. . :40 � - No tre6 lbe speaker t. . .. . I I
o. . Private - gariey McClusk . Nx-i: %-Sn.unlop: an ea . I We bid thovA au revOlt'-, Oup" Waiid Quebec. be" We . .. � SHOEMAN FOR RE LZ FOOTWEAR . I . . . . .
.. . . � -momento . ' had seen anyw re like, the tives � i LIM . .. I
. � . C41rp�or�d Chester S. McDonald _' � $aim&rs and'J4,& Thomson aling. a That'is a, us. reason,, . , 11 �. . '. . . . I
I . I krivate sto I wart Mailman . ; . ' qliartet '"Sunset And Evening 'Star " those who represent'Us in the crjuh-4 now a sacred trus4. - We are cb-tlleng� Of these Pl4vilucest for example th .. Q 4 � . � I � . . . OOD H 'k, I I : . . . I I
� I Oorpdral Bertin Jaines MeLean # . . aght to be men �f ed tii a nadequate, revelation of their 4ple and the oak, for beauty of fall. North Side of ,Square ' Phoine,220 , . I ERIC 1. �,.: I. . . I
, 4 - 1by-Bartibyj veii affeettvely. The ail- try's government 01 a., 0 m I - . � . I . � '.
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� " - �., 'I, ur Wililani McMaib -. them wag � Tarr d The � sacrifice and ,to Vve in the . pirit i � We had -4-onderful �atural � . . : ... . � . . _ . � . I
I . � I Privaio Arth I ipft6n's ."Abide With th� highest purposes and -ii eals. they, - died ''. coloring. I,' F - - � I . I.. �" 11 - 0
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.. CApt4ift Gordon MeNevill- . Xe 11 in w� evived the spirit Of' 84- which . hands we throw landscapes; Great Britain bad . bul Z . - I I I If � - ____ - .., .
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1. % .icfi�Mrs. XaclCay.had 4 sol4ier bias r heard o scale. To You from fullI49 -_ � , I _� --- ------- � ,,_�
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I 'juiendut A - 0. i4esbit .,016 , iqRtipert 13rooke who was on' The Torch-ber,Srotirs to hold it high; I ___ -1 ___ . I � __ - .. I . . ____ ____ a W I - .. � .
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I lolgnee4orpor�l "fam FaXitler'.". c4tioil, Mrs, F. Spun-, sons of� the Empire who early Mde I We sball. not sle4i though PO (4 1. .. I . . I I . . -, �
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, , ' riviIite W�4erick William '. I ders .qang in gocid vo '' . . .
�e I I .11� . ice "There ia X� the Supreme sacrifice, said', � . . . I . . . � . . . .
. ore, Sunbury -, , , Dcat,h,, by (),gar4. . I i grow I . . . . I . I
. � ' 1. Driver Theod 0, , -you bugles, over the ii0i I , In FUnders fields." ' I r . : r . � . I 1� .. . . 1.
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. .oe.. , Lieutenant Jack Bertram Swarts, Rlev., Mr� McDeraild took as . � 1 6, de4d 1. � I At the unveiling Lieui4-Col, Dunlop . . I I . . . % , ,
� Private Llewelyn MdTaggart . 15:18i He Said:, I . I . � . . �, .., � .
. I Private D'I,westoll - - . I text Johin An do suft There's !'one Of these ad � lonely and draw the cords which raised the Un :1 '. I " . 1. . *11 '' 46 1 . I � � .. . I
.' - ,,Neitber �roiee�por pen c 'poor of old, - �� , . ion Jack Aloh had concealed the tab � . ,- . �, P 9 . � .. .. N � .
,.k* , , �` ., '11. M. Young it � I lots, and in a .
� , , Private. . ficient justl�e-towthe achfeverfte�nts of But, dying, has made us rarer ri 5 - - clear N,oice mad thoArl-,
, I "Gr6fter love hhtg no mah tban'thks, our heroic d6ad. The, best thaf we . , than 'kold. . . I scription and each of the twenty-two . I . I . .
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. . thai a nian thy �own. ,his life for his calt-11ope to do is, to cofisider certain These lai te I . wy; poured names, and as b . 6 1 co.Acluded �'The Lagt I � rin Opening. . , , . . .."
. . I "friends." - - � . - . . * of thought wh "ll, . � .
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., . Behind the tablet bee beefi.plaCC4 farn iar te,all. The, aspects of',.%P- e.,Of ' �uth; gave ld� the Dewsbury. _ . I . . . . .
., P copio of the, churci�bWletin with the proach are vkry.'various. One contid- Sweet wij� y I . . . � .
"(�o . , 9 _ __ - one -side and others years to be . 1 At the conclusion of the service, I . . . . .
� . � ers them from the Of work . nd'joy, an 13111110ped after the - bene&tkon "The Dead I I �
. iroe another. Softie.. consider a d that . . FRIDAY and SATURDAY, . .
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0 - ' %' , sea, the serellef . . March in Saul" was played by tho or- � . . . . . .. - . . . . �. r I ,
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Modiel Tho. existence of w1deb other types of men congregation standing with bowed MARC 28th and:29th . I
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. . W99K alf MAR 31st to AM- 5& whom the politics of the. nations are Their.sonS, they gave their.li-Amor. heads. . � hout was I a I fit- . . . ,. .. I I . I
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, at blow! They brough� ting.expression,of bute to the mem- Dhow, � .. .� . .
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Mon4ay . od Tmday, I , mysterioup hand clutching a thtir Blow, buttes, . lory of the brave ell .of Xnox Col)- . �__ CoInplete Selection of Suits . and. 1. . I .
I 16yed oKes., Others see in it only the 'US, for our dearth, Gr . . . :". .
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I THOMAS 14- INCE �, ihast*ning God to whom Holitiess'lacked so long, and Love gregation who ga e their lives for I I , I I I 1.
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I or"tats an �Xcepjioual - prodw4ion the sins,of the nations hate long been �nd . .1 U , t4 ill , onor and justice, I . I 'Coats, for, Sport and Formallwear.. I
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I 4"Scars ,; this matter of opinions, it is -4111cult 0 sillma IS indeed a . .
Comm to aid his ,s�bjectq with a royal woman ject to 1. I � I
. . CRIZIOTIE anslyzi the whole issue. And p I Mictim. What can be more terrifying . , I nt .
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. �,Aqgrjv�Ltlng PUW' ' . 41we'lare hero tonight, primari!,V,,to ,,,,,Wage; , . than to suddenl selzedwith par-' I . I I On Fri&y afternoon and Saturday we will prese
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WeAnesday ati Thur-AlY men who made tbe. 9upreme 81crificc, again , I IY threaten the e tence of life Itself. a complete showing of the Seasoa'.s latest styles in . ..
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I WALT through thent to that unnumbnrOd A'Aftd by their sacrifice they� have loggia Asthm !medy has brought . I . 0 Aited by the H. Adelhartf Coof 1� ..
, Eft. HIERS almd but at the same time we give tribute And we have COMO into our heritage. prom such a con tion W. J. D. Xcl- Suits and Gats, as, exh - CW
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I OGAN 'host of the fallon whoseS, c . rosses ire achi6vel for us a great deliveraneek many to eomiaplep4ly reatorod healt'i . .. . . 0 "M 0
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. 'JACQUELINE L "row an row' il% Flanders fields. WO Though I ard Saying what you alreadsr apd happiness. It is, known and.pri2. I of the. largest Ladies latioring houses of Toronto. . .��,
in their j1*1 I lit r li,tickler . one
i 000 8 I are not here to expreal condolenct to knoW, lot uS recite it 49airt- Wlfn .ed in every secti�n of thia broad land. 6
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1,S*Xty Cent$ an JJOUrlp those who feel their loss most actite. these young men sPr2ng to Unis _ .. 11 In . e
I '. ly. We %ther offer them congratula, Europe, and indeed the world, were . � .9� included in the showing will, he the latest cr ations in .
LOUISE FAUNDA, in 110, tions, because they 'were permitted menaced with a terrible possibilitv-,' -- . I I � I - I .
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Friday AU4 Saturdai the world. I would say frankly that ,the danger of an atteftiPt to ,tstab- as and cloths -in Sport and Plain tailorea models# I
I Ishould I�aie no note of of I the world by force � tO'\e,vcfY h0u'Lwite wheb, I call Sig . .
AM FARNUN � our service lish dominion such It-' I . . port checks and plain materials in I I 1,
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WILLI Holt sadness about;, let us rather sound the of arms. We bad not then, ".."0111111fl-P ;,I, ... The Coats ate Ift S I
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ad le',At$ "We owe these men a debt of Via- tBioi6gy of War" or the book by Bern- " I � "
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11 to in the *orld, As great as any of those Next War." These men give M 11L I /, - V, - / .* OA� splendid quality Tri-cotine in the
"Mummmy that conto up from the past to awaken picture of the thought and temper of kpp,;� 4 -4f. -I . . ." 11 � 1. ,,, length* garments in .
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.,!Fox NEWS 98191111 I our admiration and gratitude, We Germany Is she entered into the war. wo 9VIf �. .1.1 2 0 .. .
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I Militinte.q-Alon. andi Wed. ed frora the war. Let ug keep it se- was ag though the wholo, country bad � �,�� Ili I I , . i I �
. $at. it 3.00. cure plowe for them in our Inemory. been obsessed with "184111033- Thty) - - � , ''... 1. will sell only one garment-ot-each style. You .
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The parple llighway�' 'Lord God of Hosts be with us yct, Argued that Germany WA8 the elect 0'i,l
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uarateed Battery Cha *ng thought of and worked out bV &trong i �ft "d ritay be put to I ivered at any time uP to Easter. '
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T,tq� ugehat'ge vour batt'lory for you thig qprlli,�, ellugta by Ab- . it was supported by war -lords, statoro - �
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q61tite direct oUrrentt which is absolately neevsnvy fol? 0, storage then, libiversitici, and even. tlW'Wiri , 4 ,
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NAOIN W111101 ftls* W-1hes '�"Ur b1t' .. ', "ItAve these beroe8 Put 211 etod tO wOiA for me, to call any day you . C RIGHT �
ial q prior wil 15th exolwqive, 40C. 1 1; . %131 DRAY & ARTWD' I f
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