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Chronology' - .. .. 1 IN * i i «r ft Iia lnacd,ret► «ud
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'Ink end Uoiorin(f • ?1I,' three ;n' melt;
(acus •e delis •fol, twenkyfhq center Yoni,
a , wakeless) cents: ,rtesisse ulekly teseeeure
bole 7--.11ritlsh -take '1j9Ossil• , , sane floe afte n, cents .t r,.
1914 p1 t' >ipsllto11,,1+1 rn� O „- 4 ', 1 ..�
July. 23:-Ailstrian iiltinlatum to Ridge, lravirtn •and nvtrtaae, •
;ern 29 --:Greece bretticH relatiolt5 says L1[oSI1 MNttFra'C1Ulirsee 0Q /
jelY, 25,-Serb'lt1 •lecepta all Ani)- witth'.Fite Central Powers,
trie's'terme, except that Austrian of, ' Jrily 14 --Michaels succeeds Vast
POSIW ficials conduct murder oagairy its Bethrnann ll0lweg.
Serbia. •
• 4.ug. 1, -Germany ty declares war• on
Russia. '
Aug. 2. --Germans enter T-ttxen1-
Bourg and invade Fienell territory:
• Aug, 2, -Germany' demands passage
;through Belgium. 'further seam at. Lens.; -
i .4 .- li idSends ' ultirgatmn Aug. 10.74an,. Haig's men capture.
,- Aug: A. , l,,nglat,> ,
to German demandingobsetvance preetictilly all German positions ante
Germany -southeast
of Belgian neutrality. Gesmaby re. suer ofYpres,
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'efts ultinrdtum' r end makes attack on Aug, 13-Greeee now at war ,with
L irge. '1+rngittisd deplore:: war. ' Germany, Austria, Turkey and 13u1 -
Aug. 8, -British troops ` land in garia,-.:
France and • .',elginrn, Sept. x: -•French strike shri'wcl•
Aug. 12, fingland declares war 011.. -blow on Aisne front.
,Austria: • .Sept, 11-.I o nilofl ; ' stats civil
• Aug. 20 . -Germans enter Brtitels. • war in Russia in
Aug. 23.-Gerntane. enter Namur Sept. 14 --Great battle grog g on
and attack Mons, the Meuse.
Aug. 24.L.: -British begin retreat, Sept, 16-Kerenslty deelat•es 'Rus -
from Mons. • Sian republic.
a Aug. 27.-Louvain;.bnrned by Ger- . Sept, 19 -Argentine 'breaks vela.'
mans, ' Neils with Germany.
Sept. 2. -Germans are within thirty Sept. 29-Balo Pasha seized in
' miles :of Paris, • Slid seat 'of French. Peris as enemy,-
Govermnent is transferred to' Bor- • Sent. 30 Gtrent British Off' e ,'naive in
cleans.,' Flanders begun'
Sept.
• ' -Rattle of Marne Begins: . Oct. (,-:Pers breaks diplomatic' -re-
Sept 20 - Germans. -,.bombard dations wtth Germany.
Rheims. Oct, 7 -Uruguay .breaks diplo-..
Oct. 9 -Antwerp occupied by the uratic relations with Germany. recording moneys remitted it, fairly
' Germans. Oct. 12, --Von Capelle resigns •as
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frequent intervals, and it may be gen-
Oct.' 19 -First battle of Ypre"be- result of morin& in Ge'r'man fleet, •
erally,assumed that these remittances
gins. Oct, 20 Pour Zeppelins destroyed have gone Home to the "misane,'. to
.. Oct. 20 -Turkey begins War on Rus- when returning from Engla•nd. wlinm the brave'fellow voluntarily al -
sin, Oct. 21 -Bastian feet escapes from lots a goodly share of his daily rate
ti. Nov. 1 -Garman naval _victory at Moon Sound without loss, 'of pay. May she be worthy of his
�--� Coronet, off Chili. - • Nov: 6 -Canadians take P.assehen- lorkng solicitude.
Nov. 101 The catninefee reider Ern- daele,, T. Atkins does make use of
den destroyed by the Anstrelian crisis- Nov. 5---Revolatioli in Petrograd. the page of A.B.-64 reserved for his
et Sydney s Keiens kv flees, will -and lots of. soldiers believe that
ilex r8. -British naval victory off Nov. (0--pea"an revolutionists of it is unlucky to make swill -he in
Falkland Islands, for so nrne•-done to Germany. variably indites it in strict accordance
Dee, 16 -German cruisers bombard -Dee. 1 to 4 -Fierce fighting multi'
with the simple formula exampled.for.
,yetrcherneed• and Hartlepool, le Comb0,
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civilians killed. Delc. 10 -French •a»iI B, it.. ,w s. his. guidance. Wife or mother are the
Dec. 18 -'Flaunt "proclaimed a -Bri take up noeitians nn tltb Italian front. usuallegatees, but: nosy and then one
tisli protectorate. lief. 1.1-Rrttish centore Jerusalem. happens on an exception.
p A nop
table instance is su lied by
' Dec: 17-Belehevild sign armistice
191"0' with the Central Powers. Pte. B., whose A.B.-04 says: "In the
Feb. 20 -Allied fleets bombard evert of my death, 1 give the whole
of my property and effects to the
Dardanelles. • 1918. Children's Fresh Air Fortnight Fund
March 12 -British capture Neave Feb. 23 -British stoops cuter Jeri- n
Cbanelle, London, Pte.ai, is a slightly grey -
March 22---Przemysl captured by els Mar. 7 -Due to the defection of haired, taciturn, but exemplary bath-
Tussians, ti clot soldier of some forty years.
Ain'.il 22 -Second battle of rotes, Russia, Roumania is forced to sign When leave to England- comes in
Ancil 24 ---Battle of .51. Julien. peace treaty with General Powers. sight his financial standing becomes
Mar, SO -Gen. Foelt annointecl gen-' a matter of the utmost moment to
April 25 (erritan'first use poison eralissimo' of allied forces. 1
gas in attacking.Tommy, and nt there times A.B.-64
Anvil 1 to 7 -Terrific fighting on
, is' scanned with• grave intensity,in an
May 7-•L tsitetlia 261. nrdoed the Somme, I effort to calm,tate how much leave -pay
May 9t -Battle of I estubert. p,nril 10 Battle of Lys.
May 23 ---Italy declares war on.Asoil 2l Bvi ish naval forces raid be claimed before starting off
Austria. Ostend anti 7aebrul Vie. , for dear old "Blighty." If he is in
May 31 outhetin raid en London. Anvil 25 -'-Battle of the Somme re the balmy position of having an ample
Tidy ''$-S6nth-\Jest Africa (Ger- credit. good luck to' him! If. he has
roan) surrenders to General Botha.
rreA.pril 213 -Battle of Kemmel Hill. 1 spent not wisely but too well, who,
Ang, 5 -Germans darty "Warsaw: May ?9 -Germans launch last rernemhering the restrictions nut
Ang. 21 -Italy declares war on great nttemnt to advance on Paris. ++'ton him in the battle line, can blame
Ttn'key. Mav 30 -Germans retake Sniesens. him?
Oct. 12 -Germans eremite Nurse
Cavell, June .5 -German advance halted. ANOTHER HUN TRICK
Jline 12 to 14 -Battle of Oise,
Oet.15-Great Britain -declares war J,lne 24-25-Ttallans rout the Aus-
1 __ ,_son Bulgaria, trians en the Piave. heartlessness Shown by Firing Upon
��� Oct, 10 -Italy declares„ war on Bul- 7uly 22-Gnemans forced to retreat
garia, across the Marne.
' Nov. 24-Gret;re yields to the de- Tilly 20-Fara-eh-Tardenois recap,,
mends- of the -allies.; •turerl by the allies.
Dee. 1.5-SorenDouglas Haig succeed- Ang 3 -French again occupy Sois- tish-American armies are numerous,
• ed Sir johnFrerieh as commander of ons but perhaps none shows the cold and,
the British forces. Aug. 7 -Forth raised to rank of calculated heartlessness of the Hurt
1916. 0 ' ' Marshal of p''rence. more than the following story, which
Aur;: 9 -British troops, ander Haig, was relatedeto the correspondent by
Feb. 21 -.Germans beJtin attack ori launch successful offensive. Germans one of the,:,inhabitants of the little
Verdun. in full retreat. - town of St, Souplet, near St. Quentin:
itlarc
+ mh 8--Portugaldeclareswar on Aita. 27-R6gte captured by the An attack by the Englisli and Ain-
-Germany. -- French, ' dolens forces .was impending. The
Amit 3-T3a,ttle of St. BredElmAug.30-Bapaunte taken by the
Amir 29• -Kut surrendered -to the Germans expected` it and informed the
spies, 'population that if ,they gathered in
T May Sent• 1-Brit:isl1. rnrsue Germans th'e local church -and put up a white
• May 31--NavalWitchetle off Jutland. •
thrnutdi the Lys'valley. Se sheet as a flag, they. would be spared
J1Tne f -r;miA Tr+teilener drowned Pont. 14 -Americans wipe out St.
on 'FT M.S. ITanlnehire., • • • by the advancing allied troops. They
Aug. 51-Ttnkev and Bulgaria de- n']ihicl -salient did so. The Germans soon were
Clare was. on. Roumania, • • Sent. 18-Rritis'h break through the driven out by the English and Am-
Austrian
ETi'trlenbnrg line. ericans. .When they reached a point
of the
Dec. 2:1 --Death $est. 23 -British rout the Turks it1
Bonne -Nu Franz ,,Iosenh. of vantage, however, they tuned their
Beatty guceeerls Patnstiue. guns on the church:- Several persons
Dec. 29-Aimingof rho net, 1.-A Wes eapture.Rouleis,. were killed and manySeverded.
,yr Jelin .Teitierie in command - ;,tsar a itulates to the
S Oct: y. R is c p - The .Germans had thought to make'
British High Seas Fleet.
I terms of the allies.
• i Oct. A "i-1. lnsns, abandon Lens. the British and ericans b'eoiev"e it
was the allied artillery auk not their
own, that had bombarded the church.
When the- allied troops entered the
village they found the ch"rchshat-
tered, the ocetmants terrified, 'and
many of their number lying prostrate
,on ,the floor, dead or wounded.
The American :Potato crop is 51.-
000.000 bushels 'below Haat of last
year.
July 22. Army of O r8'1) Pifttc e).•a Tommy' Moat Treasured' Official'
pulsed all, along eked lice,
fitly 2:1-w-llussian troops-doncral. Document, .
ized.11 t'he'soldier's hest friend. is 1110
;)1a1g;' 7 -British Admiralty recon- rifle, be is privately convinced that
.trueted. C:tiindiatt troops , make _Ms most valuable possession is his
pay.book---the little& brown, cantatas.
bound' volume, designated by the
Army A:13.-64.
It is a very real' human document,'
the soldier's pay -book, not a mere
bald statement of cash received, but
illuminating in regard to a manse
military career,. Tits external appear-
ance alone may suffice to hall -mark
the man as thorough- in his efficiency
or inefficiency a5 a soldier.
A brief reference to the crime -sheet
of a soldier whose A..13.-64 is soiled
end: ragged twill sometimes show that
he has been penalized for such minor.
offences as being dirty- ort parade.
.Promotions, appointments, reduc-
tions, etc.,`is a page of the pay -book
that has often much to tells, and the
column of payments recelVt eda if
serutinizec1 with understanding; have
sometimes a generous story to relate
of abstinence and self-denial. These
columns may punctuated'by..entries
Refugees in Church.
Instances of German mistreatment
of the civil population of villages in
France which were taken by the Bri-
1'117. e •
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1 eh. 2 -United Statics breaks oft? Oct. 9 -Canadians capture Cambial.
(baton:miie r•rliltinns with Germany.. Oct. 17 -British secure Lille.
Feb. 26 -British retake Kut .. Oct. 18 -British sailors occupy Os -
Match 11 -Bagdad, taken by the Bri- tend.Oct, 31 -Turkey surrenders to the
rf trrh 1.4 -China severs relations ,British.
\vifli eierman" Nov.1-Italiana' huge drive of Ans.:
Ancil 6 TT.S. Conerrees fortna'ily'trians out-of'Italy. -
passes resolution declaring' war on Nov.. 2 -Austria surrenders to the
Germany. Italians.
peen O-Vimy Ridge taken by Nov. 2 -British take Valenciennes.
Gnir:ar9;ans. Nov. 6 rnrmany seeps peace terms
Aevil1,--B3rasil severs relations front the allies.
with f=ermnnv. Nov. 7 --Marshal Foch hands his
Anil 15, Wcrkinemen's and Sol- terms to the Ferman emissaries and
filer,' DeIegates take control in grants them '72 boast' time limit for
ltussie., reply': .
OPTICAL GI,A
!� ^ of optical glass were discovered and
~ w - SS made, and by 1914 the German in-
dustry Nati reached the position
Great Britain is Now Independent of which has just been described -i1
the German Prooduct. contributed sixty per cent of all the
1tegardtng the 4evelopment of the glass that was used in Great Britain.
British optical glass industry rho Bri•. Without optical munitions upon a
tish . Board of Trade Joiatnal say -s scale far exceeding that of peace,
that pptash salts ,form an essential naval and military operations could
ingredient in glees making, so that not have, been.ef1'iciently carried on,
the very great development which ilaas yet the country was threatened at the
takcii place in the production of,Bri•' outbreak' of war with an immediate
'fish' glass would -not have beets pos-•,reduction .by•moire than ono -half in
sibita had not the parallel devej jp= its supplies of glass,
merit its noted; production also to •en r MEDICINE 'i - LOOSplace. •
The, publication says that altleengh lioruicals Used to Preserve 7'iritlier
ellen war.' broke out optical glass ,C 14ralc l sed'Ravages of Insects:,.
had, been 'manufactured in England r
for seventy'. yeaxs, • the country was Wood, being a vegetable structure,
llepglident upo11 Germany for sixty is1
liablo 51'delay: But if properly
per cent, of its 'supplies,• Thirty per doped With soma preservative
rent, calve from ]?ranee; the remain- chemical it may be rendered almost
ser of, ten per Cant, made an the coup- decay proof -NA -deb, when the inat-
t1y 'Ly0s tad pr0dlI6tlml o1' Dile ?!r>?i, •ter is brought down to dots,. Meats
lliecars. Chalice Bros, & Co., ot? Birm- proof ahbtnst devouring insects and
Ingham', Until Germany clevolopcd 4t destructtvo fungi.
Joe, its optical glafts industry upon Creosote is one of the chemicals
a largo and stiYoossful coinlleoreial comu1o1111r used for this p}111Peee,'13u1,
2aitr; tiro ';Norio of»• Ream, ChhncQ Whotltet ihia or' another, the most up -
tiros, and the import's of French malt- tsaturate
-datgs Withteery Civ method preeted o stufY by
ors- csupplied practically all the op -
Lica' the hitter into their intimate
tical: glass in in Great l3'rrjaili, Imo 'pumping
1ISrtnOn experimenters and mo tifae- ,. The lnrosrivative, 1.111401' pressuro,.is
ttn'ers 1110811)0(1 substantial financial forced int( the pores at1i1 l interstices
support front their government . and of .the dogs throught a 11(1 r..pfl)e to
a lore aft)ciai113' eucouraatd in bvel'y which is attached a contrivance that
vr+tty. Gernlale znilustry, and research, shows on a dial tern exact amount of
Ad'oquately backed by money, made
the lona work& famous all over the pressuio used,
WOrld, Many uow and valuable types ptjutra'n Ltafinent'`(rnrowr 00108,' to,
Thousands
o+ under-
noyu,rished
people have
found-tha.'b
-Pooc--
sdieh t"Fic
blend of nourr
l air cereDIs
.v.,.... helps
wor lderr-X ally
in burldsr
eeyo1*11•
happiness.
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McCall Pattern No. 8610,' Misses'
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The discovery in Sweden of a loaf
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• w KNOW YOUR SYMPTOMS:
Medical Terms Everyone Should
Know -=-Some Latin Phrases.
There are several 'medical, terms
one 'should know about. For instance,
your examiner tells you that %u
ire suffering from dementia praecox,
you smile affably, and say, "Thank
you,' doctor." Would you be quite
so oheeri`u1 if you knew that the
Latin phrase meant chronic delusion-
al insanity? Here arca few ordinary
terms you should know:
Prosthesis -The addition of an ar-
tificial par -t to supply, a defect of
body, as /appliances to take place of
lost hand.
A trophy -Wasting away, viithering,
as of injured limb. -
Flexion -Bending, as limbering up
stiff wrist through exercise, massage,
-ete.
Lesion -Damage, injury, as ' `nerve
lesion"
Functional -Affecting the worlc-
inf• of an organ only, not affecting
the organ itself.
Myoptic-Defective sight; short-
sighted.
-'Anaesthesia-Insensibility to feel-
ig; thus: "Pronounced anaesthesia
calf of leg."
Amnesia -Loss of memory:.
Anhasia-Loss of speech.
Neurasthenia -Nervous debility,
nervous exhaustion.
Neurosis-Funetimtal derangement
due to disorders of nervous system.
For instance, "War neurosis." '
Orthopaedics -Cline of deformities
of the body Not confined to leg
eases.
Disorientated -A mental state; con-
fusion as to place, time, date, etc.
Neuropathic tendency- Constitu-
tionally abnormal, conditions perltans
made evident by, but not primarily
due to, war.
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thoughts that,pass our doors, we are
et least lesponsible,for these we -'ad-
mit and outertain,"-Chaalies 13. Neiv-
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This,, despite the fact that the man-
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Judging 10 a.m., Thursday, Dee. 5th.
Auction Sale or Prize Winners 10 a.m.,
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OR OXBLOOD SHOES
PRES Ti;'il'E?Ae E,ATEIESQ
THE F.F.OALLE5 CORPOISIIINSLm,NAHa,ON,WiSlL
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
Means relief
For practically every man has used
it who has seffere'd from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles,stiffness
of joints, the results of weather ex-
posure.
Women, too, by the hundreds of
thousands, use it for relieving neur-
itis, lame backs, neuralgia, sick head-
ache. Clean, refreshing, soothing,
economical, quickly . effective. Say
"Sloan's Liniment" to your druggist.
Made in Canada. Get it today,
•
:'1 ,uc., $1.20.
also other llunches or Swellings. NCtblister
no hair gone, and horse kept at work. Eco-
nomical -only a few drops required sten appli-
cation. 2 50 per bottle dtlivered. Beak 3Nhe.
MSORBINE,16„ the antiseptic liniment for man-
kind, reduces Cysts, Wens, Painful, Swollen
Veins and Ulcers. $1.25 a bottle at dealers or
delivered. Book "Evidence" free.
W. F. YOUNG. P. U. 0.,'516 Went alar„ r ostrstt: eat,
Harry Lauder paid u visit to the
Western frontsome time ago. While
standing before a great barbed-wire
barricade he. asked a highlander how
,long Tiethought the war would last,
"Forty yeas," said the Highlander,
at eyelid. W
ell be
never moving
..fighting another year, and then it'll
tak' us thirty^rind yeasts more to wind
up the wire."
Miuprd's Liniment Go., Limited.'
Oentlenicn,--Last winter I rocoivetl
great benefit frern the use of 0flN-
A1tcD'S-LINIM1.1NT in a severe attacks
Of L aGrilrpb, and 1 have ffiequontly
proved ft to be very effective its cases
or Inflammation.
li ours, •
W. A. ITUTC"lINSON.
Tommy (after operation -!'What
with .sister '015, urn' them lilies, I
thought 1 was in 'Nivel), when 1 fire',:
came: round, till T. seed BM yonder its
the next bell!" -
MONEY 01fl)EXRS.
It is' always safe to send a Bouibi.
ion lxprces Money Order.... 1Pivd.
17o11tp'a casts three cents,
'there are about, ±11,000 square
of coalfields 111 '6110 U111llnl Kirordent,
mei» ard'a Linlaitent Phren'(lar'ket 10 001711
s4(sr '4444
4.fi•1
,..co mcsnst ,a s tfi� began. .....-
Nea s Pimp es With One
Cake. Soap and One
Box Ointment.
Fee never free from them for tw®
OT three years. Were sore end often
became large and hard. Left dark, red
blotches that disfigured face. Nothing
did much good till tried Cuticula.
Helped from first application andnove
face is healed.
ilrom signed statement of Miss
Lorena Kennedy, R. R. 1, Williams.
town, Ont., March 7, 1917.
' Aloe 'Ctiticuta'•Sapp for toilet put.
poses, assisted by touches-of.Cuticura
Ointment to soothe And heal any tea•
dency to irritation of the skin and
scalp. Byusing these fragrant, super.
creamy emollients lior, all toilet pur-
poses you may prevent many skin
and scalp troubles becoming serious.
For FreeSampleEach by Mail ad.
. dress post -card: "Cuticurs,7Dept.A,
Boston, U. S. A." Sold everywhere.
rThe world's sheep stock; have de
ire(tsecl by 5.1:,000,000 since the war
r.�t�••;rslmtan
Hold Del Coronado
Coronado 3oaoh, California
Where the balmy yet invigorating climate makes
possible the enjoymetibo1 oitidoox• sports through-
out the Winter months..
POLO, GOLF, TENNIS, MOTORING,
VISIfIN(T, :BAY, A.NID SURF BATIING
'Write f.f.Witter• ,tiler and Golf Py'1g11T.
JOHN J. tiffP.NA.'f, • Manager
siro`xt'ttel•su
Always Effective--- end acts quickly
61ikvos ladle back, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, Lome jolnle anti muscle(,
toothatltt, earache, sots throat and other painful complalnte'-,f1rf1'st's
,stopsak^.ea(r1, Get nbottletoday. Hare ithendy'-hen a hundred
l800..At dealers 05 nitric us. 5-10*3,I' ItIZIL'DY (10., Xtfltillten, Can