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Passchendaele Battles

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lodge our forces. Their gunuwere lfnos with machine-gun lire, hailed

om with one barrsze- after an- - her.

..Drlven from their positions at fiellevue» and cn the Passchen~ 'ele Spur after the "first Cana- fin attack. smashed out of Meet1 cheele and Crest Farm on the sec-

iitely to retrieve their losses, or st least secure their final Pass- ehendaele positions. With their ffiithbrolicn in the protective v11- ne of the swamps and marshes which guarded their advanced areas, and their best infantry rou- ted in hsnd-to-hnnd fighting. the enemy by throwing in new div- isions and rushing up additional guns were constantly strengthen- ing their defences in every poss- ible manner.

‘liindeniburg and the higher Ger- mun command had ‘ordered Pass- chendaele held at all costs. The 1st and. 2nd Divisions were to countermand that order. Even while the ebb and flow of battle surged around the forward P051- iions. the 1st and 2nd Divisions relieved their battered comrades. and 0n November 6. they in their

opd, the Germans fought desper- y

battered mason y and broken wag‘!

when the Canadians entered" With bomb ‘and bayonatfllflfl cleared the deep, fprtified cellars.- Desperztto. resistance hadlbeenln-l ticipated at the brewery/withll!’ vaulted concrete cellars: at- “i-IW windmill, Wlfb llifilllffib-fbbklllf concrete walls; sftho collVQlll‘ church snd school; but only seet- tererl opposition twee.- offered. Gel! erally the Germivne had littiegatoni‘ ach Zorjbanri-tdhand‘ fighting; f!“ On tin Canadians‘ iett. howevet.“ whore’. {at andflnd Battalions of tliq ‘Id lflrigade were operati __ ‘ an sturdy opposition. "the

_ ..fifiin,t of eetolioql 2 with only; '0‘. iiilignt rest ruse whore Ealideternirined‘ stand ' hnii beenliihilcipated; but at Mossel~ market there’ was sharp fighpillif- 11nd tho Canadians had to finch the position with bonilbs and bayonete before they could break dowrthe defence. Here the Germans ‘fought

we"- 1119 111111991‘ "T 1116 81111191mlage of our guns and raked by our

being illustrated in the action of one of the officers, who, when he saw his men surrendering and knew the ‘position to be hopeless. held a bomb in his hand until the explosion blew him to bits. -As early as 7:20. Vegetable Farm was in our possession and ‘men's thoughts were centred on Vine (Cottage, the only place -still in doulbt. The success of the Cana- dians there has already been told. Altogether the mornnig had brought victory everywhere. Much

‘"1"’ ’°'1°“”'%1j@l~irv- staggering exhausted along

llCorps had fought four battles, rc-

"lrnsi ‘misnomer-own condom r

l i. t Passeliendeeie was a Innis “dipole on doggedly while morning

tlvo niece to noon and noon to evening. Behind them our guns roared incessantly raking the en- BMW's defensive lines, engaging lite batteries from north to south ‘llzhting the whole weight of his artillery along miles of front. Nei- ther resting or eatiing our gunners M13111 the great battle with the llniperlai batteries on the lef. fili-zht

comely with thenr; and the “alient. flaming with fire at dawn. was flaming with fire at ‘dusk, while all day smoke hung over the 15nd and the ground was never ._|t.ill. Then quiet fell and from the ‘forward areas men stumbling ‘en the dark over shell ploughed conn

marrow’ boardwalks. came to thc advanced dressing stations with their stories of- how the new line hall been held and consolidated. The Germans had failed to blast our men of the ridge. On the 13th they attempted to drive them oft making one more bid for victory. but. their forces cut~ by the ‘barr-

deadly rifle and machine-gun fire were repulsed all along the line. Their picked fighting troops fin- ally accepted defeat.

in three weeks the Canadian pulsed over two-dozen counter at- tacks and captured 1.174 prisoners Their total casualitics from 0c tober ‘.14 to November 12, accord- in! to a public statement of the Minister of Militia on Nevembei‘ 15. amounted to 122 officers killcu 350 wounded and 7 m-Zsslng; while

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Pnsschondaele and Pnsechcndaele no prolonged had been

artillery bombard Ridge were Canadimp Bug [Ife-Gef-‘dllll their achievement TN‘ GBNYIUI GOIIPINV, “IWVQIK CITY.

fallen 7.397 wer!

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merit. Ou" suns, which had been ma“ highercommand wasnme (m. wonderful. Behind the living lm hammering tho enemy steadily for posed“, accept such a crushjnsllllt! ridge. as they looked back on‘ fOYlY-Blglll- 1101118. spoke suddenly defeat. Captured prisosers ovcniNovcmbar 14, was; Lflflg but (1950- _.,,.i and a" mgemer for "m minutes’ 110351-911 91 119W 1116 RldZB 11111111113110"; 110mm them “lam Kellb€i~glllllll\' fulfilled (‘anaila iii the fleldiuvoi‘ shell torn wastes and often ‘M1111 111M 1971111‘: 9111199111131101101 119 19111111111941- 0R November 10. s91" [he “"1119” PM“ ‘mdllinrlhkcpt faith with ll(‘l‘ duul aiiilliiicrl in the driving They built il‘-‘l.ll'ili>‘l‘0llt~i fire with their comrzul- . 511°1H1r°~ ‘he 1nn1nlry “flack was 111° ‘(71111311111115 Showed Elwin Wllfll M00751“? a 5N8“ P0111115 coumrlqvwjttrn lll(1 llllllfiflsllilbllt‘ srurv ofltlivii‘ trenches iinrlci‘ bombaril- ea failing around them their sub- laiinched; Canadian troops from that boasting was worth. Again °1 farm“ 11M 11113595 5°e"'1“g11'lthri glQpy in... 1.; pa5s¢-.,<.,,.=_}.,.i,_,imo... am; diglled their graves inlallems ‘w... were a 151119 in front ' 1111111110113- '51“111a'ch°w'an- Aq-‘berm 1119)’ 51118511611 fflrliiilfd-tllis time untouched by w“ Behmd ummlii this SllOFL slllilliliiry o1 that ivritltlit; building Tliov IEWltHl tlil-irlto encourage. and dlrvtvl and 101111 »- -- ' 111111 191151-9111 and lwastel" Ontario 011 B- lloo-Yflfll "lint-‘flilfllllrt Ven we” M°59°1m1k1ll M'e9lch°el8'1iiiu tlicrc lr‘ no space to ilunil the ivuuniieil illltlijl‘ fire anti. wounilciiilliciri. TllPV leal their forties and

“ ' ‘ 5:13,. went over the top on a front 1131:‘ tnrc ‘Farm and Vinfiictive Cross gf€lgt‘l'l‘é"étc"igttlrgg'g 13251111211511133.litii-oism oi llllllVlilllillS an“. uulis. illfiilfitelvcs COHllHLFWl 'i‘he_v knt-iviiheli‘ hLUlfIPPllSH 111111 ‘ “Plllwls THREE UP 0N ANAN»IA5~ and massaged. She wore the latest L§§§§,,f§“ff..§:§§. (g1; us]; 11:12:13.1; gfalffignmlisiff,,1“§,‘§{9f,1:‘“.f§§;fig:loin-boxers lilasticd trees mud .hiiil‘\’.."ufk"°gri?lfl'f§,".§3f,’fjflifllilils.fi‘ffi“.,fl',fi“ifi213211111‘;‘llélfgflj"flgtefifielififejlli “w” fashions. The telephone was busy British lino had been extended. or the Ggrman command men og,'1e‘”151‘11'1°11~ 51191111‘ 5119115 werelvicvs. in tin-so bzitilens oi‘ Pu - such Whatever their Ui1ll)l‘l" Zilllllli] the icuilinz. 'l‘licy shared labors 0111011951 11/1111 119-1‘ 131315111111113111153 and tlle 1st (lmtperial) Divisions tho 7th. Sill and 20th ltnttaiions blasting ‘Passchendaele; ‘u? gulnslfill8llllll0l0 ‘lllQFC was prifsk"wliiifcvui‘ tlicli.‘ raiigc. |.l‘.4\' dirc-Ci-lziiiil il-Jngcrs: 10W 111111 sorrows 5119 1111119911 111°" 91 111° 1115111- 11111 liad Goudbefii C0959. Gfludbeliflllillfroni British Columbia Manitoba’ were blasflng .1110 enemy's and fiurlllllll lo slum‘. for all: bur above Zllltflil and lillll them for ilezlili. TlIPIlIZIHlQlllDS and troubles. Arid s0 “H15 FY0511 101‘ W911i 1119 119111 1111?- Virile Farm before them. ‘So on and Eastern Ontario, carried out mo“. we"? lomng 1° snengthalLillllcféi for the i-iipiaiins ilflll ill!‘ whole corps rang with "pi-hiss oil wllh their captains above iiicm. 5119 110"!‘ 10111 1119 59919111 0f 111‘? the right tlie Canadian lino hi!!! their whole-Illa" 01' tlliaok with nb- “w” 905mm“ i" the mud‘ F1101“ slubultcrus illlil llii- lIlUll-iil’ ill: vic-‘tlio .\'. C. 01s and men. (Tuxicrclc So Wllll their majors and coloiiols

Aiiil as iliey stumbled on under

Exact Copy of Wrapper.

Grantland Rice in Colliers.

A group oi’ golfers sat one day Around the nineteenth hole,

Exchangm! 11°63“ 311M“ ‘business for they meant nothing to been shortened On their narrowed solut Si 'P““5C1‘°“dae1e 1° "pres ‘i mist t “o l‘ 1 - I ll -l ‘ll-l f -i‘ii il h -ll l I- l1 .1 ii h- commands. So the)’

LAttmWTrt the flmvlyag bmgtltheln 311d lnelllcnsive clothes. and she front the troops from the Domrln-‘flanke ulllltll-isllrifitlslll? gixlrgeluigclfig’ hung 0V1?!" the lanrkhveiliug I gall-lg“ 0i‘ mt m.» ‘l"(1ll¥§l11l‘Ell'(§ llll'lf'l)l‘lllié!1‘illlnsillbilg pfiiillo ilbrliilll-lllllonglil: lirlnoi- to the Domfflloll

“ efegveaculifsa one \ fl I . _ . --. 1.31 t a t; d t ie- <0», ‘ , . H _ _ 1, ‘,‘ 7 _ __ _ ‘ __,~_ g _. . ,. ‘.4.

A sparkle m m8 eye worked for her bread and butter. ion advanced from right to left as almost impassable country, were afgggln 63113;“)? had°wt;“‘“tllplifl.iiiil tlii pitmcni... oi flu. zsll.ltl I ntiiir: heights-them. llllllgx li .1 fin the) (lied in noble sacrkiliilia Work bored her and so did Mi: follow": the Gih Brigade of theunable to push home their attack ' hinirieis hnd tn;- lll('(lll'll1 FPTV 1;. [ought and o\'l~i'c1li11c. and \\'.Lll simply giving to their oun .

“For Mm among “ammo can m“ Smiitli. but she never told what 2nd Division attacked from near' and our flank ivris compelled i0 way ‘through the valley 0t HwITo tlicin and to their kind iminula ll|i1lll mud on-l cold and slilii.‘ hrnlliii their common need."

Thetmost outrageous lie."

l she knew about the business be Grun on the extreme right flank conform. 5.1131111“ 91' 13211111 ‘11131 ‘M: “tllgxlllthflls n ilclit iliht l\ l)l'_\'()llll (‘illfill-lglgeh qqley 1......‘ i“ W319i‘ up to; "Agreed-a they cried and one by cause eight hours a day was all to Graf Wood. having Piisschen- T‘ 11111:’? 1° 51111 11111G11°1’1'a*°l_e;l' 111F011, thanks [hm m - wiiiinuili__h,.;.- 1mm... [m- irth “m; rigging. one she intended m anew he‘. duties (hem “Inge as the“ “me! “New DEADLY ARTILLERY DUEL 1.2K‘.gm,?,fi..f‘"{~hfrgg‘a‘fl‘ g limit. Th0)‘ were llli‘ ihuiirlaiiiiiiislini vnil. 'i‘lie_\' lived without fires

of a" Hmlunrl llic. l)ill\\‘ill'l\'S1tll' the (Turns, ‘.1$‘i\]]ll without shelter in the Shh-m».

' ‘ lav in the voile)‘. the dead oi‘ , . ~ ~. . - . - a - The (janamans had antic. m.“ 1111'" ~ _ liuiir- niiil ll(lil_\. I ])Oll llivii lliouglilvmg pglfl 0|‘ [h9g9 autumn liming E 1st and oubmanoeuvred the 1131:)“; Ltingcmaick and St. Jullen and uillflml the“. murag" i“ inlmellhl... jswzmul. Hum. courage ‘m5 "0“..S,_,‘N0tlng _b_ . q

inlo liei‘ tive. ltfnsselniarkt, Gral‘. Vegetable Farm and Valour Farm. strongly

She we; fortified positions, faced tlic

Tlielyhplayed ‘cr unden pnr. “l, 11"’ c111“ 1° “m” Willi yarns of putbs and brassle 11111111- ‘ shells . iGrace Alice followed.

x ‘Flint travelled true aiitl [art fairly rapid. accurate and neat, bnclilriil 2nd Battalions oi ihc 1st Div- gut it gas a long iwelvc homo “Kill: Yf,,“.f"{,,§"._‘.‘§fi;‘~'.§f§“§!j§g{}{.an? deiwiult-ll the éllililigli hn-irlilw‘iiltiiinicii. Tlllli‘ adrift-red Zlllf illLi-i ov-l Vltphjtm-ies 0|‘: prodigious swipes, he‘. sh-éngest poll" was sympathy‘ QOXL 9'9“; apps Headqunrmrg Gourd ‘ _ ‘ I t": P1100. SUCCPSI?‘ til‘ .|.i lilo. ivy j 3,- nl' trrgni'iits~—~ pvt-r, UL‘ iillt m H0193 they ‘nude in one She hemeved thorough“. in Mn .0“ the extreme m“ m» the m. accept this audacious success aslwuh them ‘"111 1°1~°“°11 111191111"? wrro the mater-mi oi‘ lll 0011s ltllll mouth. To wtt and cold and ex~

yawning Smith and ‘his busimess’ and helpea “wk lay vme .Cot[age‘ and nepgflflnzil, for the intervening per|odnfizggfilfzlzsgqflggz glllfetzagfiflytltllglfllf‘ lenders, 'l:ll(*_\' know the i‘i'-i_iz_\'\i~ohiiri- \\'"l'i1 ndilcrl lice and scub- wml her rem“, mmmons’ buvwns ‘vrmon Um, of ‘he lesser my ‘witnessed what up m m“ tlmelvictory of u“; high hm“ Th‘: Smh liill tliri passion pfllmllli‘ ‘illll llilalllPi-‘i. flu-i‘ sthflllloll in r-ntliirp be. when 5119191; the office she 11-min.‘ ice of the ivur in the salient. WW“ Perhaps the most denrlli- an‘ . W me auem limw s" ll uni. .<.i'i"s.< ill wuir a lllfllijllillll human i-nrliirziut-o. zinil then. {erred her sympathy to some“! was m“ o“ by marsh from the time” duel in a“ history‘ Fmmtiro {silage “d; and o“ m“ rim-p- i (\f‘(\lli\(l iii.» zsm hour. lilo)" foil u.»- flip .~_iiis of .\l,ll'lllll~~n

else; and never thought or herlrcst of the attacking forces; it 1118 0118111115 of our barrage at YB-lrhpe Canadian éoms had “pH-HQ. m“ “mmk ‘"111 "m" "1 11"‘ 11° "m1

I l l ' .-- . .- . ' - the terrible worm ii‘ ill.‘ wm-k_ n murdered 110mm; to heyi impuillcd tlii advance. nntl its 0010611 111 the mommg ‘mm “w: its tray in a remarkable serlrs oflsheilfi‘ qqmy 1mm‘. ti“, p1,}: in“; EH1), n, an..." are u...“ 5a“. MPH.‘

Oi‘ nilbliok shots from

traps lAs Vardcn might have dun.

And then‘ they noticed sitting by. Apart from nll the rest.

A stranger W-llO hail yet lo join “-11_.h.“.1u,ni She syniputhized ma; so capture was of great moment. The in the afternoon. the salient re~l .

"Fhelflxbrlcating mst: she had someone‘ ‘ . whim before m’: general attack, a echoed to the mar of guns_ our baitfis. ‘ mo. trials] of ftiiiiiitfi" altar-lira :iiirl_ Thu)‘ KlllllllilNl into Dciillfs‘ . “pa; in the gamel" they Said i0 . . _ z , "-001, U . _ i. . ‘ ‘ _ .:= ion" l0lll'F of pritlom-i- in till ll terrible stall.

I 1mm millizgyedlxtxilinzet llllnlslth illzlstlwtrsrle (ullfilclinlelillntzlllfl) ‘liellfrli zioildcizlllllludlltk‘ exposgedon tomcdlllcrleriltvlatetlilonlzillvrieilfil AN mlpEnlsflAgLE STOI“ I H1014“ flllll ‘slime. 'I‘lir,\' kni-n- ‘oil-uni liuiml him forth like n but: "" '-""""" ‘N “"1.”

“Coma m] and shoot your b|t"____ _ N '. F. h m I ' . . ' fire from 'Westroosebek . Oo't- . . . __ ~~~~ .= h". 11o b-iiiii iii‘ |).ilill).~' nuii l/‘rml slum‘. The first thin: to do when you Wiiereut llir: strange-p r050 31111 llllllcntoblle Wlllliiny ll uéillggftlgr grilllgfi; “fr; §§§d“9..h‘}.1“:anfe‘mie....,kerk.e_ Roodkrms em liclr r119 511l11111i¥1 111111111851“ 01 I111" invileil ilcntli with lira-ii" lnllfli Anti gmnlv-l illill llll'll(‘il llllll iilllhnve an injury is toxzizolflxglelgtlu

59°11“ all about and she never risk- scattered reilortts of desperate 1101111 and Watcrdanihoek, DftillWl (Mp5 Commamor Ms u“ hpyu-lrrhfl" 51111117”! ‘w!’ ‘Mir "mhm ‘wmmul lhmou! Lmmm“ ' A“ fonmwi °" t“ ML"- ~ ~ ed talking to outsiders about thingslfigliting by men isolated from their .2319!‘ a“? T"1'1“111‘1' 111 111° 111111111" . "" ' i i, - _ g ve ocity guns harrassel our > ""—‘ r

“Although We _D]uyed some holes she did not understand. _comi'ides niid uithout either 781i]; conlmumcatlons‘ and furl moi 3g

ilvhat. puzzles Mr. Smith ls thntrforcemenie or hunillles- The _ , iievcr a stcnogruplier told a secret-ports proved true. The German Mum’ betwee" 1°“ °°1°°k “'1 _ |

an)“, mm m. ms business‘ and‘ gflpwon qougm grhnmy “d onlrthree. Abraham Heights and Knr-l

in one And other holes in two: Although I've often lbeulen par.

lkindly bug of You evorYthinB his wvife knew hhoutjsllllfllllefed 111w‘ their iiositioifek w°r° 5“51°°‘°d’ l“ 1‘"°“““'

. - - . bursts of fire. The eiieniy- employ“ T010, me OH‘ fm. while I might him and his work. all her relatives llad been carried with me bayfllr-ed ev u. bl b u ,‘ H | ‘Show ‘Proof of wcll earned fame. friends "1111 11918111101‘! knew 111511191- Bu‘ 93111911 11 11'1"» 111111 11111 m? an a e a er) C

- _ . seemed to be tr In lii. .‘.‘." in‘ I ‘lover speak Mm“ m‘, 500mm ._1\amer1n5 Negiey m Judge‘ whole Canadian Corps icyoicetl in ma” us out o! Ogr gposiefiénl; "cl

U1‘ Mlk 21110111. My 81-1103’ all‘: “m” 011M few that captured failed. ‘What our infantry haw

' l l'f. 'l,l'illlli'l-’.!

'i'liov handed him the cup ht once, 5'11"")! 51in"! Olll- fgeneanén 123mm 117m“ 8

‘Plielr beaten lmlnners fufled: WW “$85750 smENcE go¥:“;“0‘vh“°lthf yo?“ “m” 118d Battalions lying tin Wtttci‘ ‘imllféfl Iuscribinlg first he orw lll.‘ name; ~ 1 1W1“? l! - M11. against. . I - ' ' - ' “ ‘ '

‘ o... .1... 1.. o... ......~...... o. 1m o... front that Hlndenburg ham. W’ 1111“ 111°" 11°18" l" 11°11’ HERE is an old Latin adage which says, Caveat

The (‘hnmpion of the World. __ _ .l ‘ - , - d

' m a miner toned on m! claflm at tiered held atuli cost. Every pos- gfirgthlhsehfigg téggfilllfi: North Bloomfield. in {he United" Bible irfvliflration had been made surpass,“ anythmg m UL lflstory Slates, washing the gOld hearing for the attack. Itaihvey HOOPS 111111 of the ‘Cfln-Sdlllill Expeditionary

gravel. For this purpose -he had pro- 11111111111‘ .111i°¢i1l111,1~$1.1ffiii1sh_ing for for“, High explosive ‘ghjfllflel

Empt0r.” Translated, it means, “Let the buyer beware.”

WHAT AGITATES MR. SMITH

It put the burden of seeing llllilt one got lii's m0ncy’s wortli 0n the purchaser. It svarned him to enter a shop with his eyes wide open, to have faith in no one, to keep his fingers crossed and then trust t0 Providence that he

didn’it lose his eye teeth in the bargain. Advertising has put “Cavet Emptor” out 0f business.

Today, merchants and manufacturers can’t afford to risk the disappointment and disapproval 0f a dissatisfied cus-

tomer. It is too easy for the customer t0 pick up a paper

and find plenty 0f other placesywhere real dollar value is

given land where they practice the modern ‘slogan, “We

" UNLESS you see the name “Bayer” on ‘tablets, you

1i

{HQ llOlI getting ill {Ill strive to please.”

The good will of the buying public is the goal of the

. Business ht... man-pl... Nev- vmed a mg length o, 0.41"“, Wilftl the ‘light tmerrsjtimi car- screamed around "m, The

M“ Joflmnflne‘ Sh? wore Hunk which ulllililileli’ 91011111911 1119mm’ lmenf"11‘1¢11'w 1.11‘1‘!l'1.'11|§811118-out other between timcs. And the)‘

pmhml. Wm‘ thlui and never told S ruck me ummfl‘ m her cup mm had been slowly advanced to new

l“ forward under the protection Ofn 35C“DfllldCfll1€"SZlV6SYOUl'

the htgher levels men‘ could ad

Flkliting the enemy artillery and

men tvero not i_o be stopped. The?

effects of- our artillery firc. it l , .

modern seller. Without it, his business cannot ‘succeed. ~ flank. with ilie 3l§t~in the cent-e

c’ Dlvulgwd’ H)’ Mfam‘ Bu! H" hose As the fall from above was 119d the n rfovngange l - ~ - ’ .. . ‘lnfi? 11D rzlro ndwas borrowed by the firc M-"fa w” Bubmmy Bum“ considerable the‘ water gushed £11541" wlfilflb.‘ P1511111 road‘; - had Merl! were buried in the mud ilug from the hose with great force. 9°11 Pfiilfilrod and Ianioiiilfid. Many out by their comrades. Mil 1111111111 glasses. she was tall’ and angular. v I m u _ flhgll-pgckodriuaflé-th t 1 i. “l” ‘"5 '1‘ mm mm“ 51"’ m“! “ 1:052:15"ggllleltllflvxlllfifiralll; wllliftl "M11111 ‘11116- For‘ 10:1‘ first!” ll? W" on the buck or h" neck; m“ to ‘ncnch her thirst and was in new?‘ finlivrlliihbefllilllery ‘had boon ‘- SM took he‘. wMk aeilkyualy? an? (iwIllNr of upsetting some of thfgoufln‘ 8heu3111l1YUl0 enomifllile“ flmugl‘ “he kmw Mr‘ gmm‘ abus- siulcos. The miner turned the hose y. "13111- 111111 11! 111W- flilollkh mud . t nhvihiirig she knew. > ‘ , , h d b l positions. Fresh ammupm lflio next stenogrspher was Marie fffstflglj’ 11110111“. h“ ea a“ dumps lnul been established; at‘: Hire painlcd. poivilercll. m:iiiicni~.i‘. -‘~“ l ~' ,WllBfl tlic barrage thundered its 'llflnlllliil‘d>lll9ilt that lit, ll l - ‘ ti... engmy o... o; mt‘, ‘u? “fig Hair—En.ds Dzindrufl! .1. . . ’ m‘ “m” F“ °"~°° “'1 ""11 Delightful Tonic vnnco and fight without the for. lllltlfllbleullilillflliillfl of clinging ilnud t“ 1111111111111’ 513118, 811d exhaust machine guns was the most. trying ordeal. German artillery hnd been concentrated on’ the.,>,-|.-|ge "d mg followed bur barrage so close’ that in many instances they were lllion the enemy before he had “"15 1111801? short. sharp work. The iiih Brigade ‘tliorrned the village. the 28th Battalion Qllflfdtlng on °. rind the 27th‘ on the right. The K111111111 Vllliitll lay hetrween the ss- senubly trenches and the higher

M“ smmf“ m“ “1°“°g'“'h°" irhhh a. simple thins happened ‘mndréds or yards of duelrlboarde again, and again dug out, running nhhssho felt. herself a sort of co m her’ and by chance the water und- slime. guns 9g‘ n; can-m.“ . , _ . .. Ii in nu our ,, challenge confident infantry want I llior prevailed. and at least 0n their‘ rltrchgtli. ‘ bombardment was terrific. But our 1111.12 io recover from thestunning the extreme loft the brigade levels was swampy. in places the

l » Every time he advertises he puts his good name in your

hands. His products must make good. They must be as

Quick! Don't wait! Every bind g .

storming i ti vqd r q hood started with Just a few fallind’ 1 ' - through kilgg-dggp mirlorass. "KL, hairs and n little dandruff-but soon advertlsed- were subjected to shell and "m. the hair appeared ashaidscrsgtglye - » ~ . -ii. 1" . dth th drd ano- v . ' .. , - ' l. i.'..'.§§“‘_.“§'...,.‘"§...§"‘I.,,,§T,E°L1f,§',, ".112. 32m... 11m‘... 1T. on. fail out or That s why it iiiys to rend the advertisements and to buy ,