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1, . . -&a�wn heaAby for men would be ships, * * * Such an to strain t throvo .%An
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� : breath or k ache. W' are crossing the Ineridia-ri into Per c " 1, on their Afr1can colonie I � .
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11. Pape% Diapepsin is noted for its e , _QT ROAM- ' ' answer - the I
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1,_� 1141f�eentury of the Bank's The Roll . - ,� Arabs of Algeria, *were , - woman knowi idee -is used -, i44
, - _. I speed ill. regulatinq upset stomachs. . the second � ' L publication of the tonnage sunk by, - ; thaf'Uaw , I
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4 It Is. the surest, quickest stomach sweet- existe=46, and, ,pausing to look back, - of our officers, 1422 have now taken the heroes Qf ,the early, mad charges ,submarines .in a, proper - way. it to bleach and re*ovi,s ' Wh shes as � *kv
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ener . . � UP P h're is hardly. an off eusive the freckles, sallovMeft, a -nit _tAlt Oud Jfs I
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j - - bar '6m,'plished, ale staff,,. �exclusjve of I messen- . . and noNy t A, I would not be afraid to reveal Fig�
j- -q :n which the coal I black Senegalese ; The present British Admiral- the ideal. Aft sotkner,
;'; - is harmless Put an end to stomach , been ac, in a OMPara- ent m4 . . I I I.
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t , X tively shori period. Nhile gers.-' We Im are.::-nbnht giv n heiole ,Work to . do - signed to beautifier. , I
distress at once %kifig ef- 1 1 . .ty returns seem chie4y de
-1.1� 11 -econd plai-e only amblig the 6 ta,- but we are nu � just try -.ItI � Get ibree ,ounces of
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I .'X1 cent. case of Pape;s Diap�psln from any J�Iase gonflewher4along,,fhe line. No doubt I �__ Ahrow dust in our eyi�s. They do'not
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�, a , drug store. You realize in five minutes Canadian Banks, in the ma of Ifor s ' physically 'the�%e will b� ina ", � giment3 � I . - .
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h9w needless it is to suffer from indi-, "Total Assets," We May Point to our fit who called up und the Military in the A x�edltionary Force, , . nation �and its two lemons from th45,, -grocer ted make nit Well
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. " caused by fermentation due to loans and discOuntg I Ii�dia dPng :Ibie critteal I It was also in August that Arthur lemon lotion and It Is � . BY11
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E n stomach. of the import- for ohlV a few Off, - 1ays three : eal's afro. . ,li, navAl expert , the face, neck,, arms �smd.hauds. Zim
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I � - _. . . a -nee the share , taken I by thia� character of -whose tftim'*ng are troops aft- orn-loyed el,sewhere, bx- ' � who had .been severe in cojidemna- M&M00119 to Smoot Zmd
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I 1i 0- I - - nk in the task of pr,,ovidin for such ihat,they cannot be replaced. � ept some # , I rk- I - oth- g pplicy of the I . I I !! . - .
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11 � on the daily 'business of the country. in action, , have made the g horEieml,e4. . I ALSERT WARNER. that the. a pointmen � I . .
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, '! Gener,11 Insdrance Aorent In this connection it.is interes�ting to gr,a " '11 during the�past year. ... 1915. Second Sea Lord practically elimin- nd again. of 'course, ,.-it,. is unlike �
. 141 6 No . ated Jellicoe from the control of hW . NoU
1. note that by the -yeiar 1912 the current Been wounded, orers thaf � the!.,Bj�itish armies in Buckingharn,. Quo., May 94 .
. a � . - f Ower tha.n 255 -have , , - 'France employed t4e colored - races. � ' ' _ gold in that It does not retain its-' .
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., � I. Real Es-t�, �-, .Zent loans and discounts in Canada of this many seriouslyp 7 �-,�Lr.e missing, �a I Majetsy's naval forces, or would very, original mwits, but ,deteriorates after adni,
_� - the''hard4hips of the In the sunimei 'tho Egyptians. are � I . ...k. . t -
11� i 2, Sewitig Machines -Ban1k were thr'ee times as. great as are 6derioWx from Seve"'Headaches and AWgestion. Soon Ao so. each meltiAg. . .11 . =inj
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i Dealer in I . used-, but a� they a& not4accustomed th ' � In Its tourb state. 10J&
- - e' anadian banks fit the enem s prison carill)s .. .0 � . In naval circles, ever since e in- ' No rubber,fis used , I
. 1, Othose of all'th C I - have * to be I had belching gas -from the stomwt4 . -- .
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- in which� it was founded. We , f 'Y ' ter -allied naval board was formed , It is -always mi,xed with other- c'heml- ..... I I
, .1 . * Four good houses for ale, .1 year � . ,Uilways a Vit4l Factor. . �� �ihlppbd south for, the winter, just as bitter std.ff would come up into my ngth,'- life, - �
- ; r t In tile On this anniversgrY to" an- 1 I I . I three weeks ago, lt.has been current cals. RubbeN, olitains stre I . ..
I C, . conveniently situated . - . i 16w people realize how'es- the., French � Seftegalese fighters are. outh . I had he f act that with Engl4nd ! . .- B -I
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1, f : � I Town of Sedorth - . : to modern . - � 9f I 'A : has decreed I
I- , � ambunt equal to the paid-up capital sent. business is Prompt There are 41so gangs of natives from nausea and vomitin ' and had chrouio-', were the fleets of J pan, France., just how - much of this- le
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I X, ramonable and , possession how � 36uth Africa, who do. common, labor made - cof ound should be -1
,V of the Bank�`And this doubtless would and - eliable railway, service, or . . I tipstion. I went toseveral doctors Italy, and tbe..United S.tates mp ad6d_ An ever __ - INt"
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-1 � have been, AccompliAheidr'had it n&t the ck: of such service invariably fQr: wage ; d t e . French- on and wrote to a a.pecialist in Bostowbut 'Alaha. ) a strictly defen- supply wUt shorten the life Of the .. . �
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� Apply at my office for particulars. been for the war. me is high -prices to -the consumer. Annamites,T�vho are the natives of sixie pcilicy on the p rt 0 �� �
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_� a*— I oper ion were the traniportation'fi- The most satisfactory, of ,all the but nothing did nie g9od. Finally, a -- soon be looked for in Germany's pounds are gdulternuts 'that are add I I
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. I suspinded, A full* c I this grand fruit medicine and it made- Xellicoe was Second Sea Lord.when Some few years ago the rubber -be. -4
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IF ild Spells policy an& to provide (luring the war the : elation bvtween delays in trans- tre in no sense f orced to come. They a- aPpoln___ as A
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. .. �� t even more thoroughly than ugual fok port, tion and increased, cost to -the ire intelligent, hardy, and do excel- me we. ' I am grateful to " Fruit et in August, f 914. He was Of a large supply of n1ineral rubber Judd
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I 1, Are Warnings of Heart Trouble any element of doubt in the loans 'and cons mier is out of place here, but it nt work, The British officers who tives 11, d to ne:who has mise- born in 1859, and s' i6d in thd in Utah. Much Praise was sounded i �
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;�. . may confidently - be asserted that . I . i Egyptian w of the merits of this "rubber," and. 11
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I., 1� That Should Be Heeded. -inL,ly keen com-betition, iri business has. . I t I d regularity of, service enthusiastic About t4pir ,-411'alities, gestiou'and Bad Stomach, I iay take China station from 199� to 1901. He for a time, there we hi hope& �
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I . - I . r sulted in the banks being called upon are of more importance , to bus � and, as usuall it is -the British who 'Fruit-a-tives ", and you wi I get well ". was on the staff of Admiral Seymour I
. I 1; I . e . lir-s! ,ze the most successful in handling I 11 that it would be found to be the long- . I
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� .rn fat greater services for mpA and to the general public than I w , . ALBE RT VARNE R. ;n the Boxer campaig sought rubber substitute. .
I ' Those feelings of weakne. I . ' � . - ternationals rescued the Peking Le- �
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I , 1�1 smaller renum. ration o fra'fi,ht rates. Unfortunately of late .ve rac The question of sub-atitutei maY - I
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Spells and "all gone."' -shilding sensatiops r ., There are at present many thous- We. a box, 6 for, $2.50' trial size, ?5e. � ,Itions and Was decorated i I The output ..
_; I I., crease in the voliAme of thei �11*iness Y-1 s Government efforts: have be'en' . - Z rest ior a while now. � . - = A
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- _� which come. over some people from tim, is 'out of proportion to the increase dir 1�ted almost entirely to the reduc- , I I At dealers orsent postpi� on receiot of ,Terivan Kaiser with- the R" 'Ea.gle from the plantation is to- be thanke& . 1. . vote-,
, I fits. Naturally an increas- ish in F rance. , They are - _' oi- his services. ndition of affairs. - __
I .- to time are warningb that must not g in their pro . tionf1of 'the latter, while ignoring al-. scular looking nien and their gen- urice by Fruit-a3tives Limited. Ottawa. - for this happy co - . An.44
I ' 'extreme! ed volume of business rwaans a cor- togotherthe greater importance of the ill u I � . . . W,emyss is five years Jelli-eoe.'s : It tal,m a�b,out Seven years befom .11 -1 11 .
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unheeded. They indicate an . in the provis' eral appearance Is much superior to - __ i Aoeordin'g to Geof!rcy But- bber tree is r6ady for tapping-. . . Amp
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I v responding increa�e lon, for.1wr' The- general increase in — . * . — I lu Uir, V. A ru or or *:
,, � weakened condition of tlie heart and -, -to be made for, doubtful items, while .; the Chinese one sees 'in Eastern , ier, who was with the Balfour Mila-
. : - � frefl li� rates recentlY granted is a Unite& -States. These men 'come from - ADMIRAL "IELLICOE HAD sion jast summer, Wenlyss fePre- There is no Axed length of Iffe f � 5�1 I XN*W
� _� disord;)red state of the nerves. I the profits do not provide in a corres- t direction. The ass the tree. So the time.be-tween plailt- - ,
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� Those who are wise will start takin - ponding measuie for the relative aP- ich the railways of:the United .NOTABLE CARgER. , i�a_n.ts-the old aristocratic eLement fo ingand hearing is not unduly, long, . 1
41 Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills befor( ' . to , I Js,'brownish, rather than ydllow. PhY- / . ,na " X ,� raditions,at sea. I The best old rubber is that obtain- .
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A_� . propriations. Whenever there is of- Stalies have been brought,in this can- , r MaIning Brit'sh t 1. I id Ai
. I , their case )ecomes hopeless. They h.9 v( new issue of gbv�arnment se- nee *on -is well described b Ically they are well form -ed, appear HE translation of Sir John ,1 ;ihe new First Sea Lordis the son -asings. A* - .
�_ fered a � ,� our -New - ' . ed f rom inner tubes and c I . � I
strea er rate of inter- - ;1 �xtremely strong', and decidedly In- � skine'Wemyss of _haL been stated this almost iU'VZ1--.- '
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no equal foc g�heliing the head curities yielding a high, , R. Jellicoe to the honorable I
elligent. I I wemy.gs Castl.% Fife; He entt6red the - ' he . cru I � I
, i I And invigorating the nerves. - , est, the market for ex'sting securities , - ' a ' seat in the � �-,,bly is taken from t de pro- - I'll, - I . .
; 2 The'men brought to Francle are all � ,,Iavy In 1877, was lieutenant in 1891,
C I'ditions although since' his report �
I - Mrs. Bruil Brooks, Upper GageCown is depressed to a correspoiidng extent 0 '' - . I i duct. - The scraps of all sorts bou-911t .. � NO
I 1, wa;" written, the' United States dov . young, a m xpected. I House of Lords and the " in 1898, and captain in �� M7 r(
i -:. X.B., writes—'All last summ,Qr sul I I oa o ight -be e The ,!ommander up �y junk, nien are sent to factarie* .. , -
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� s, all securities. on hand. Doubtless lin Is in the, country, under the Control bigh, and na.turall�'* only the,best are � o pro I to be reclabhed, Tbe 41la-1100 Of ), 1. Asimu
y t 'the Royal Naval Barracks, was for a .460141
1, headaches and fainting and blind spells. when the war is. overl ttis downward of ' Director General. to be operated � his place, will convey but one inter- � rubber lised In the pnommatie tire in- - '. , �
. . -accepted, The re&uiting is idon8 by ! -while equerry. to E dustry Is relaktively smau eompvweil , , awl"
� A friend recommended Milburn's Heart movement 'will cease- and securities . . .
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� and � Nerve Pills to me. I had only I Will tend to appreciate in value, . . of the , great � - ,4.4 rear admiral comm to that demanded in' th$ rest of the., 11 �_ _. "d g
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I i' taken two boxes when I found great re- be recovered C��J ublIc -interest; one partly Chln,ese.'The propa:g,inda con- I publi In. vi W Of t . I 'ohd Battle Sclulaa'ron in 191-2-113, rubber trade. It is well that mou d6w �
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I I - - I highly recommend them to sit - � . .. I . . ies can make use of d � fwtL
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be:',": dependeixt entirely upo� its i ' :� - q, and- scrap. Otherwise the da
- I _. Who suffer from head trouble." .. photographs.. They do -not present , Iminated ia- deep . aadron. which protected - the I . y would now
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. � � - The P'iofits -for � the year amounted coi�e from transportation, or, the prob;- -France in anj too alluring light, bttt , Admiralty, which cu - � r 1.
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� Milburn's Heart and Nerve 1�ills am become � more - !'disappointment and disstfisfactiOn ai . . , . I . I �� .
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I P, to $2,637,555. an increase of $198,000 lell� here would have tiomehow war has a fascination, even � 1 — biles would probably be --A� � . -
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� . increase not at all commensurate with " 01 iously , ent - 'years, I , A, long contract Jn'Chineski5 -and ill . I . - Houdini, - s __ -, _____ - �" - I'll Ph,
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time to time to� both the Darhin-ion ap _ mand City. How did he do it? 10HOLAS FASHMR, the -
nat- sequent inci s -lovernment to pay an indemnity in to . �, - . 11)
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1�� � urally b ., I ,uction of the rail- ' up -the p sition of ; First ' Sea Lord, st ' I
d I may be considered as part of- our - The most Interesting part of the 0 raight Jacket, it is necessary, - . �
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I ' ho the constr be has held with distinction . of all, to insure ,as, large . a play as � . ed Serbiv�,, is one ,ofthe i - � i
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. . contribution to the cost of the war. ro I'& and that the large, - ' for the last thir,t I een months. z It Is ms Hence ,. figures of . - sad in
beautifu vested in that posgible for the ax I . the . . -1 most picturesque
- .. . Of I Dander0ne. We carry forvirar& the large sum. of P-0, P10 wfo, -have in while the man is,away the Brit I . be'pressed `6ut as fore- thje� war. It would be difficult to find . I � *iw 4�
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I . i Iro d securities have therefore per- -'sh Goivernment pays his family or arms must 4�.
� , $1,332,000 at the credit of Profit and ra , t, hoped. that his service�s and exp '&I- ibly as possIble, while the'straps,at- tie t1lan that Pf ' �
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' 9.6 Loss account. fo 1, d a public . ha`ve� been whicli'varied accordhig'to'the liian's ence may be made use of -at "a later tached to the hands are being pulled . .
� if 7051, mily for heav� . hair that gli O.. anee.� Whatever may - th Prime Minister. tall. �� . &A i
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. I Increase Note Circulation. I I . nav in France. This: 1g, a form date in another im - .,nd buckled belAnd the back, SuP- I " I � _.�_ I .
- 1, tens; with. beauty and "s radiant witb is again a large I increase, I a- tt If motives which prompted the " ixi-' I I I of , portaiit appoint -,;D.:;e that the perfor,mer is on solid 'i�'slender, stooped, he is white bearded - - .
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is- fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine. . sooe measure of recognition. tages, and is- one that might well be 9 - . -
, applicaution doubles the il notes of the bank in circulation, nearly I I "I . I copied In the payment of white men which Ideked up the Germans behind the arm passing und-er the other arm ed, very much as Gefteral Booth, late, 1 C.,
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beauty of your hak� be .p4tiele of As polAted Out At the last annual i: . I who go -to war, or who engage In .any tbe dirqctor of that.fleet in the battle c . nd, by sheer strength, head of the Salvation, Army, was big' .� . 4420'
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I 'tely dissolves; every - 31, 1916, and, since featured; he is earnest far beyond - I
dim You can not have eavy, meeting',, the principal reasons for the ulp "Are the Chinese laborers rif- ID forces it (wer to one side --an upward .. � I - . my 111
� dandTuff. nice b .,,. U� to the present the high cost I th � f Jutland, May rd pull being exerted at the same time. the power of any printer's Ink to In- . ,�
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high level of the -no of 1,11ving. of which we hear- so much, ty?" I asked th� Colonel' com- � I
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f twofold; first the, high lev . a lu� borne heavilv on comparatively mand of the camp. � V $ IV JP P I
I t; destructive scurf robe the hair of its . prices, and second, the great business feW. The great majority of Canadians "Not particularly," he said. "The-, Sellicoe has been accused by n0val prPssure applied to the opposite ap J)ut by the great, accumulated
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lustr% its strength and its very life, orders w#o are not servino in the armed for- have had very little experience * - 90JA b0149 gri-ef of three terrific years, d-urin I
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� and if not overoome it produces a fever- for merchandise and munitions e plac- ce . ; f e nipire are employed at handling money, and at first they are* e I I . enftlsed. friends hava died by scoM �.
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ishness qnd itching Of the scalp; the ed in Canada by the Allied Govern- hi to �vages in: war 'dustrieg , . They. apt to sPend It rather freely. It Is � � � The arni is thrust back across the And his nation- haik been -burned by -,--
� ra ago it would hZ ,h m ! I f ront of the body, and upward to- the ineendiary mad enemleg of thO; .
hair xoof,s famish, loosen and die; then ments. A few yea ' ve !more to..spend than they ever only just before returning hom6 they I - -
� . the Wr falls ont fast. Sur haye been considered most extraor- he biefore, and many are spending it. begin to save, We have organlze� *ard. the'necLz. This .Alternate move- world; his eyes are ffilnk'c'n deOP �
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from, any drdg store �� -Of all the banks should ecl no ies that:must perforce be prac- , courage thrift." � to wrench the arms from, women., starved chi ,e
. I - ss of the total of their ti ' ed - ' . -to work them nearer cities, burned farms; 1110 Voice Is big
� the year in exce I , .V the inhabitants -of less favo.t- "What kind of things doz . they .. side to .side and -
.- - paid-up capital, The course of ev- V, eb ntries. But there will come a buy?", .. . . � the neck. Thus "slack" is obtained n ulous like a MP -t
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� � isil provisions of the Bank Act under h . itate to embark on new enterprises for instance, they bought every straw I by which the hands are strapped to- Cently expressed, the ,opjulon thV.t -
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� . w1lien there Vh1l be double the nuinber when the United States army Is r'eady L
i MIWONS DIE estab*1i`shed,,as otherwise there Would oj� . Applicants for half the number of "r liv e d. " - � I � - unfastened by the teeth.. The sleeves for action -next summer it would
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L . � for the additional bank -note currency se �rce than it is at present. Only then them with a tropical kind of straw - - Ing his hands behind his head, the greatry benefit the cause of the Alliew 11
pAvery year from .'C,onsumption, I � needed to carry on the business of the st All we realize the full effects of ile 'Id, but several of the men about the I _-, .1 performer 0an undo the bucklies. He if a portion of the American fightlat : I .
; 6 eferred the more convention-� . can then remove the straight jacket- men would go to the'Balkins. U&
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. p - very large sum of $276,000,0010, an in- fol,�, at reasonable prices, and if We _-, ,, i . - �, . ::11 � I his escape, is. nothing s I hort of mar- by* the Serbians to stfl-ke a blow at .
, A -EFA a Sufferer from Asthma, Brou � i � Canada by stimulating�- prodiietion, , , They also likeL to buy pocket .. . � I . the Austrians and Germans tMm .L
Weak crease durifig th- year of $46,529,000. � , _nivcs,� watche�, rings, etc., contin- i velous. - . I .
chitis, Catairrh,'t, r:eurisY1 not� until 1901 - . -insportation and distilbution, are - . ,_ i I I which will hurry. the -end of the war, -
L When it is recalled that I - ued the colonel. , ..�..----. . - . . - I I the war that Lord Nor6heliffe reeertt� - . - "
Luegs) Cough and Colds -all .Dis- -four years after the Bank's es- a le to suppiv the nations in abuhd ,, Ao for amuse- . . WORLD'S RUBBER SUPPLY. e
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� thirty shall not. olily have laid . I . I % - ly said -was only just begiWaIng. He
- easep , leading up to Consumption- tablishment,did the total deposits equal a ,cc, we . ment?" I asked. . I . � points out that the Serbian artillery ''I
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I Tuberculosis- YOU ARE Interested the amount of this increase, a 11 - "We give. them movie shows o;npo Finest GrAde isIT - for iij rong backing or
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I L ,� "What leind of films do they 1k ?. I 1. � * sciebee haTe iftTy where I
Write for Testimonials and Buqklet. Se � of the diffdrence in tions, e shall have found a way to util- i. �, . I I Nature a -ad industrial to press fatrward over ew �L
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26$_Pt31jL V'Onae , 7 ' . struggle a stale -mate. "
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I ter grasped. We- estimate the total t , ,mile.. Thus bur .Ivilization stood . last four years in one. big Ind4istry at, Nicholas Pashitch recently Xays- - t -
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at 20 thousan'd million dollars. , After The War . rubber' has not been inci�eased by the added the following dramatic �'�Lnd_ L _
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. . less to say, with th : n our ' The machinery for ut to build roads, .t. .
- 0 1 WORK trained staff caused b1 military enlist- ' -) 0 0 are sent o - I .- 1. .
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. t i moment and we must 6qtVp our- ,,�,a,strong partisan of the Chinese. advice for a defensive policy -,given by prices were lower than those, of 1913. "Implore the brave American lm� . I
WLHM'E YOU SLEEP vast amount of business does not grow. V in 0 0 the a" '_
. i . n other es beforehand to cope 'with the Ile stated that there bad been Ih- the late Admiral,\Mahan, that in a This- great chauge has ed -me about tion to send fight 9 m.0 t _ � - . -�.
t - � , 1. less difficult. The increases I c ' nged conditions- which will prevail � _ ' many , in th,�� rubber -producing business, -In, Balkans. ' �
ch, itemp of the liabilitiei do not call for a ter the war. We must so co-ordinate 'stances in -Which some of the natives war'between England and Ger 1913 as much rubber was produced "There Is a task tbtre to be do*w - : I
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For Sick Headache, Sour Stoma Liad b,eon seared of the Chinese but the British fleet should bottle up th .
special, remark, as they are, merely the 6ductive f6rees of the nation , r r I from thie 'UnCulti-vated f drests as which, if
Sluggish Liver and Bowels-- L � f our business. tl p pro ,'n no case, he said, had he ever found Germans, clear the seas of Gernian my knowledge of this peo- "I
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result of the gro r . .0 iat there will be, as it were, that a Chinaman bad disturbed or ly, -rch- n ,- or,ft, , , Ple has the slightest accuracy, espea
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, . .9ed- e filled with undigested � Central wat� will pass away, in time and `
- ach to becom 000,000 in our dapbsit in the I . mil , Thoy cook; their owfi. food, and In
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� lian,seatin,g., A (3asearet ta-night -will! . ., , judIvidual. wauderg off and for- �
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0 _ YOU �81111PIY Bay to the 4M.9 StOris clilefty responsible for the deer�eaned 1.11
morningo. 'Aey work wbile you sleep- of difficulty and uncertainty. The� .er to transvit-rt fresh -meat from The, men are gener-aliy serious, and I ; � t he Tputon heel which any � part oLE
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fzeep you, feeling good for-inonth& - 1 -but is sufficleat to remoTt! tyery 1.
; minion and Provin i � 119rd pound', I I � � �
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, it 13 - I other braneb-n of the, rubber manu- -from eleven to thirteen hours a day. - 4
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41 0 0 0, other securities and these show a re- *t�j, out withf,he ft .
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I � 1 due -ion of $1,618 V%h_ I � m attiligs, and * aboes do not requi re" - aviatrix, was the -first woman to PROt : '
� ?.-A d%,n r�Lvms :00 ; - ^A 2_0 § A : corns was intrc;dueedd by a� Cinduanti '. I
I First'' second ava;lable assets have increased by :` Oft I . C."r I . thpt sami-degree of 11-rity pn �� -�14�4-om -A�na ^-U,g *:ho. ,rp'hachapi �1 4"
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MoMagos, Call or ;;�& me at - $37,995,000 and now stand at 53.2 per - . % _ I . is - �,
, cent. of the liabilities to the public. al mining companies in the Le- . � sticky, It dries In a moment, and shn- tie tites -must .be very elastic. Atso * mountains orn a iwn-storp: flight. - It
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