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The Wingham Times, 1915-12-09, Page 3taw...... , A. r t December 9th, 1915 THE WINGHAM TIMES At Home and Abroad ---To Every Soldier a Full Sixty -cent Box of Dr. Chase's Ointment Free ---Greatly Appreciated by the Boys. Realizing that ointment is one of the prime necessities to the sol- dier, both in training and at the front, it was early decided to supply all Canadian recruits free of charge. That this offer was appreciated by the military authorities is best evidenced by some of the replies received from Headquarters, as well as from individual camps. Brigadier -Gen. Sir Sam Hughes wrote: -- "This is indeed a most useful and accept- able donation, and for which please accept my most sincere thanks." Lieut. -Col. Murphy, in charge of Val- cartier Camp, wrote :--"I would be very glad to receive donation of Dr. Chase's Oint- ment, and feel sure it would be acceptable." One Major reports :—"The Ointment ar- rived on the day the Battery completed 24 miles route march on foot, and I can assure you the Ointment was very beneficial, and much appreciated by those with sore feet" For the 31st Regiment, Owen Sound, Q.M. Sergt. Miller writes :—"I have been directed by Col. Chisholm to tender to you our hearty thanks for your splendid gift of Dr. Chase's Ointment to the members of the Overseas Contingent. I can assure you it was appreciated by the men, and if the quan- tity had been doubled we would have had a hard time to save a box. The men Swear by it." From Niagara Camp Q.M. Sergi 0. M. Stevenson writes for the 37th Battalion :— "The Ointment has been distributed among the boys of our company, and is highly ap- preciated by them. I assure you that they will find it very useful both here and at the front." - Further distributions of Dr. Chase's Ointment will be made to the recruits assembling for training at the various towns and cities throughout the country. Officers in charge are requested to advise us how many boxes they can use, allowing one for each man. In a score of ways this Ointment is useful to the soldier, and it is our desire that every man shall be supplied free of charge. Address Edmanson, Bates N Co., Ltd., Toronto. • so. '• FiVE ..TONS',.fit 0,tel'MENT WccIcly $ripply rvr• :440 -•British gocaers 'A.nndon,AFe UU., re•• ti ;