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In _convenient khaki t_iris`-- at your grocers. '

Chocolatta sure hits tht- spot and puts a chap in shape to --snatch a little sleep before -"going on duty again."

Qhocolatta gets a royal wel- come "over thcrc”. lt is so wonderfully stimiilziiing and nourishing, and so easy to prepare--just add boiling water. ' '_

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formerly Miss- E. Louise Moheod

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the church after __the'wedding

'»e-MED ATfisEiA.--it is with iiiiipti r_0§1je__t that the word has come that the non of- Mr. and Mrs. John Waite.

-f0l'ii_ _died at' sea on -21 October from broiwho _iineumoiiia 'riiis iiewii iii-is brouglit much sorrow to the -parents iwho _were looiting forward to a very successful careerfor. their -bpy_ He was acting as a- Milittlfv. Policeman wiien he sailed. The residents oi

____ _ _O-Leary and district join in sympstity ' ~` -for the parents in their sad loss.-,W

;__ "-TD‘lED` OF INFLUENZAL -' Mrs. - George, Schurpian,-of'New Annan, ro “ ` celved- a telegram on Wednesday con-

veying- the sad news that. her sonf

'_ ` Loonartl had died of influenza ii

Dodslnnd. Saskatchewan. Deceased

- .for a-nuin-bei‘ of yeai's.reslded`in Sum 1 nierside and left with his wlie an' » _ _ children about three years ago for th

West. __ lie legtves to ind besides' 1*

widow 'tormefiy Miss \%s _ie Ho\‘to;-_i

._§-3-ggi: _';Sui,um_er_sl;d¢ it-__fg_\ir_§___ ren, three vi.-ii~ti“.1~ii-ttS~.:_am- i-?'Tl‘il" iii?" '_ I

_FAREJVELL PARTY-A inost cn-

. Joyablcidlliller-aiid dance was given

at the Kozey Korner Friday evening

~.!=~`-_ie If-lillibvlsy-“b\\0'-‘l3t‘l\¥-IILBIIIBDZI 01-l~h6 Bl-an

of DeBiois Bros wholesale oiilce,~` tc

‘ ‘their ‘comrade Miss Hlidsv- Newell

who ` leaves the ieitrnd shortly to go

_ to New York; At the supper, which

ivairserveil daintily ian'd= suihosrtiiy

=‘enJoyed, the' girls expressed ‘ln a

short address ‘ _and -small -' remem- brance their sense of loss in the de- parture of a competent- lively associ-

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_ --lite ' and 'their -best wishes for _a

career of happiness and' prosperity in her new field/'Shortl'y_ afterwards

’ the- dancers arrived and 'the evening ` passed in rytiisnlc time 'and -joiiity all

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lint all that nicdical 9.-ld and tends' nursing could do was in vain. Sh < knew the end was near and had no

dread as years before she had com mitted herself to her Saviour and sli< was fully resigned to the wiiiioi he God, She was a daughter of _thc lst

1 Richard (.‘ostsin_ s highly rejspocte f fmiuilyl Her home was ‘a very pleasaxr ,_ _pldce to visit as hospitality was on! 1 ."i_»o‘f7_her crowning virtues. She leaves tt _,besides a sorrowlhg ‘litisbant 'fl-__l’otl_i‘~ dshgliters rramelyé Mrs. Leoi "-'f-;t_~;_i_1iiiiii_ ceiitoi-iiiii; Mrs. chester ciif. Mlmlnegash; Mrs. ~Harry Green' ` li/llmtreaiiaiid Miss Edfth'B. at -home Also five sons namely: Thomas if Uitllfomla; Richard 'W., in _Bpstoni -Jiiiiies” B.. iiiwiiiiiiiristou: Hedley L -iit home and 'Cecil it. ‘fsomewhere-_lr "»Ii‘rance." One sister* Mrs. Helen ‘.\l ' _e_en, of_Boston. also -one br_oth'éi 'Qui R. Coslain. of Mlmlnegash. Tin ldtxffvlces were conducted at the honii

€m_;'~g_rt`i-\re,by her pastor -the Rev:

“‘ 'négt E. Styles. To the sorrowliiii ` gp/QQ 1fig¢"sym-pnthy of the communiti- iaiexteuded. '

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WlfDD.11.i9~. -_1N.» 10_N‘D0N- The November ~21iit.._i»t.ttiii.ti°iiiii .ii ni.

-ind Mrs CWA ihearlsto of Alber-"

_ iiisa likeness of Lieisutlolonel iw, when tlu_alr._s0u. George Keith, _ S. Jenkins. D S 0- and his bride w“_,m|¢¢d._g0 _ }gn¢|yeqh_.,,d,“gm°l. of

Sttmuei Bearlsto, -ol Albettou. Oniv

of i=ittiitiiiii¢._ v.s.A. "gnu Llie iiiiiiieaiiite;itrteiiiiii.or.,-tiiti -bride

- .'nd.--brldesrooin were present st 'thc =- iiaremonitz .-iitev. nt E..styteii, -oiiitiiiit-_

`Jenkiii`s' _is the`_eidest son ot- _“_ __ ,Mi _ = _ __

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_ The Sliver Fox Ranchlng, .Company .if - Alberton recently ' disposed oi seven pstlrts of 1918 pups -to a com

°1'§lJi“ll\'Z|l5\<l. namely _Private Sand-_ pany_ in Japan. The selection wat

_ made --by Mr. Chester McLure, Mana `_ ger _of the P.E.i. FuriSalee Board, iti - ielng -s stipulation on the part of the

éompany in Japan that Mr. l\icClurf should select the foxes. it is under stood that exceptionally good prices xero realized.

.\ - , _,___ _ Mrs. i-I. J. Palmer received the fol *lowing _cable yesterday from_ Major _ D.-A. McKinnon, D. S. 0: ` ” Y Fred Lougworth mortally wouude _,ln action, _10_th November, near Mons. _Had received Military-‘(7ross lately for braveconduct in action. Deep sym- pathy of entire battery to relatives and friends. (Signed) D. A. McKinn- _ on Maier. `

Z . _ _ _ --- *\_ I _ Mrs. lticiiinnon' yesterday _received the `fol\owln_8 cable from her husband. Miller D. .A. Mc`Klt1non,_I),. S. 0:- _ Boys send love from Mons to par

" len-ts_-and friiends._ _Deeply reg-ret Ft-eu Longworth mortaiiy wounded at batt- ery ncar Mons on November 10th. We -all loved _him ,ss 1 true friend i\nr` brave comrade. (Signed) .D..A. Mciilnti on. _ - , It will.be_ubserv_ed t,lis;t__t~i\e above _:able w-as despatched after the arm- tstlce had been signed__snd__ _-fighting ceased. The capture off Mons was-the last act in the great drama and tooli place oniya few hours before the or- der "cease firing" was given.

TRYON DAIRY CONTEST.-A'.i lti~

:reasing interest in school fairs ie

:viderit from the generous response oi iiiiiiviiiiisiii iii cwai-diiig prizes _tii pupils exhibiting, particularly it the live stock cidsses. The Tryon Dairy- ing Compeny__through their manager -Mr. E. G. Lang. gave $21.00 in cash tc the boys ‘e.nd;`§lrls whose psrettts wer-' patrons of tlié factory for the be-.if dairy calf under six months of agef 'cared for by`tii"e"exhibitor. Tlie'cb`i'x`\- --petition -biiougiicwoiit ii n'i'i'e-eiiiiiii oi ':alv`es‘s/nd was ksenlycohtested. 'Phe 'moneywa-s divided-into six prizes and awarded a tthe- Tryon School' Fair as

‘~Yoliow_s: lst prize, Earl Clark? Augus-

tine Cove. $6.00; 2nd prize, Katie Carr. Augustine Cove;-$6.00: 3rd prize, Vera Wiood_ North Tryon,” $4.00; ith prize C-i.=a.y'mond Wood,_ N. Tryon $3.00; Sth i prlze,'Aibin Keougli;‘N.~Tryon, $5.00; -ith prize ‘-Archie Thompson, N. Tryon -$1.-'.~TltqfDe.iry Company is consider- 'ing some way of ~folio1ving‘ these calv- -as 'by ha'ving't\hem -exhlbitedj-next year thus _encouraging the boys and 'girls to carry on the gv‘ork.s_o well begun. This 'generous :interest “bit the; part ol theycompainy should 'commend itself. to otherconcerns .tliat` they too may share in educa-ting theyminth oftodfiy for the business and farm activity of t0~ fmorrowf A matter of great impor- tance in our buslnessand farm activi- ,ties of tomorrow. _A _matter of l§l`eat_ i importance in our education should tie nie stiiiiiiiiitiiigot 'ii srowhis ih- `terast.»in -fum life. _ A. simular _ con- .test was conducted by the Kensington Dairying Co, but on account oi the wet day there was not so large an exhibit as at Tryon. The names of lhe winners are not at hand to pubilch.

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eight o'cioi:k on She evening of the 20th inst. a num or of the immediat- fi-iends of Mr. John 'Macdonald and _Mnrga,i-site T. Matheson had -gathered _gt _the home of Mr. and Mrs."-To`§ia`iili Matheson. Oyster Bed Bridge to Wit ness the ceremony that was to make two healts -beat as one; two lives to work for each' others weifiire Ind Ye* 'the two one flesh: _The nuptial kiwi _wiiii tied by his nent D. _Mathew- 'jwneii congratulations had been given an invitation was extended to all t0 visit euothéf 1_‘°°\ll\ ;W:h_|°h -W” f°“_d“3' scceipte§l_,~f1l\<l,_,f1 \_79‘_'\_°flf.“l. W” piirtaiieii of by wins alidvli in PM very tisnrl.eHt..\1\°°*l~`,'1`9_ °“““¢° 'he

` m'p|ggn` Ch ri_vi_iri__ `sé}`5_ns`tle'd“ _ tire i,,'i.i.i T,::iy_”`_'iiiie'_iiii'i_ti tsrftiie artist w-if `»»r1?1<`=f=\¢i`v¢"i_` -it 'i*.='”_"‘ “‘ “‘-° “-“*' ioiiii costumes worii by the tiitiere_nt actors' tin' the lawn. ’i‘i`ii!'-iiight_"w`ss all that eiiiiia ti_`ejassii/_da- ‘_iq_i`-~ out aim sppni itiiii ‘nie ’iiisii°siia mia- °\\.¢-“_1°° °"t5°¥°“ `="'ll°_"‘““‘_"`f 7" ‘“ in a_wsY_f~lP_§'; _°"_°dli' open eil, _iio doubt Isrdly _ ii°°‘““° mn iii-lite siiii ibidbm *ere so hlshlv 'i-eipsetpla. 1*lis_‘iuiupi-oiin' _#nd beast! mi presents received .testified to the _mum gn 'high both srrhsld' by the "ry ini-ge number _who -have had thu pleasure oi their _oc_nusintsnco. -in the svn sms' hours the MDD? °°\1P\° im for uieti- mild-st ni-uisttiiiiie st-

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?rd_e__:-in~_Coiincil P.C. N_o._246_2 authorizes the issue bf W ar-Savi`ngs.Stamps 0|’ i e purpose of assisting in the financing of Government e;_ip¢i-idituygii,

Th¢ SMNPS mayfbe obtained at all Money Order Post Offices, Banks,

_and at other _authorized agencies, and are interest bearing.

issue oi 1919 Payable January 1921-

The first-issue will be offered from December, 1918, to December

3181, 1919, and each War-Savings Stamp of this isriuc constitutes the - Govemment’s promise to pay the sum of Five Dollars on January First, 1924.

Price, 84.00 and interest

During December, 1918, and January, 1919,

the price of n` War-Savings Stsmp is $4.00. ln F¢b|'\|lf¥» |919, the price is $4.01, and it increases one cent each month until in December 1919' “W PflC° il $4.11 -the extra cent; representing interest earned. _ _ _

_ Surrender Privilege

wl\°|\ I PQNOII l'I_U¥§ his first War-Savings

Stunp! a certificate is issued, without charge, providing space for ten auch stamps. Ii circum. stances compel him to realize on his investment, his money ishvsilsble. On the back ol the certificate 'will be found the each |uf;¢,,.»|,|- value of the stamps st varioue dates before the end 'of the full tenn. .1

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n Victory Bond, the intrrori on n War-'imings Stamp nncumulnles, and is paid with the principnl at the _end of the term. Your $4.00 grows In $5.00 in the 5 years.

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Registration Against Loss

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thereon will be registered lor you without clnvge by the Post Master at any Morey Orrin- P.-iii Office. This protects the owner in ¢i|;i¢ giirh certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed. By nppl,-ing at the Post Office where your certificate., was registered, you can have your money refunded.

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