PAGE TEN HARVEST HELP EX: CURSIONS TO WEST- ERN CANADA $12.00 To Winnipeg, Man., plus 1 cent per mile beyond. Return, 3% cent per mile to Win- nipeg, plus $18.00 " Going Dates, August 21st and 30th, For turthepr: particulars apply to J. P. Hanley, €.P. and T.A., GC. Ts Ry Sys., Kingston, Ont. AA AA A AAA ANNE NIN THE DAILY BRITISH. WHIG (By Frances Walter) Between SR A {HE CONFESSIONS OF ROKANE | Montreal and London (Calling Falmeuoth to land passengers) --and--- Montreal and Bristol Por particulars of sailings and rites | Wo tu local agents or to The ohert r | ANoTHER LETTER | FROM MARIAM. 1 (Copyright, 1816, by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate). Mariam's next letter deseribed in {detail the arriva] of Dr. Gordon, his AAA {appearance and some of the experi- { ences through which he passed after DR. DeVAN' S FRENCH PIL Deke [be left this country to aid the gulating Pill for Women. 35 a box or threefer { French in rebuilding theiT railroads. $iu. Wold at all Drug Stores. or mailed aap | "1 expected him to show 'the ef- sadpess on receiptof price, THE BOORELL DRUG | ns " Co., Bt. Catharines, Ontario. a | fects of the hardships he endured, PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. "Restores | aie wrote, # "It is bad enough to be Vim aid | (n- 0 battle, but it is infinitely worse Ne d Brain; hucreases Tnalny: EO oan i bulla Ton up. Frye d to be éaptured by the enemy and two for $5. at drug stores, or by mail on receipt | confined withe other prisoners in a of hice. fue ScoueiL Dave Co., St. Catharines | 5, Biit 'even that is nothing "Bold Mahood's Drug Btore." 'compared with what one would have - ito suffer when escaping from his jeaptors, as Uncle John did. "Y looked for signs of old age. 1 { ord Co. Limited, General Agents King Street East, Toronto. 36,000 Harvesters Wanted $12.00 TO WINNIPEG Return Fare Half Cent per Mile to Winnipeg till November 30th, 1917, plus $18.00 to EXCURSION DATES AUGUST 21ST AND 30TH SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE Leaving Toronto 10 p.m. The Best of Equipment and Lunch Counter Cars A would not have been surprised to ™ see a broken man hobbling toward me on crutches. But I saw nothing like that. He is the same John Gor- {don whom you used to know. There {is not a new line on 'his face nor.a {gray hair. in his head. He 1s the {same kind, considerate, deliberate, | elegant gentleman that he was be- |fore he took the fateful trip. His | greeting was as calm .and.as natural las if he had returned from Beston tafter an absence of forty-eight { hours. That/ is the way with Him: {He takes everything for granted. Nothing surprises him. One would imagine that he knows in 'advance {everything that is going to happen. {A little moisture in his eyes was the | only sign that he was moved by our meeting. + There was no break in his | volce, no fervid embrace such as | most men would have indulged in on | suén an occasion. Yet I know that his feeling was as deep as any man's could be, and that his calmness was the result of his marvelous self-con- Plus Half a Cent per Mile beyond to any Station East of Calgary, Edmonton or jnrbank. Alta. Original Starting Point - 'Special Accommodation for Women trol. For Tickets and Leaflet showing number of laborers required at each point apply to C.N.R. Agents or General Passenger Department, Montreal, Ques; and Toronto, Unt. City Agent, 217 Princess St. M. C. DUNN, "He has not told me a great deal about his adventures. You know he never would talk about himself or his affairs, and it is the same way with his experience in Europe. What he sald to the newspaper veperters {|'was characteristic of him. The newspapers heard, somehow, of his return and the reporters all flocked IEE EEE TEESE RN You can start your trip at Niagara Falls. » at t Futonto, or Ne or ns Water Tvip [I I w » LE Te Na ie ME NEE EEE NN Postage for illustrated Bodklet, Mbp ond Guide ~~~ g CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES LIMITED 45 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont. ; up to the house to obtain a long in- terview with him on conditions in Germany. He invited them all into the drawing room and chatted with them awhile about almost every- thing else in the world except Mm- cere self. Finally, olie of the reporters broke in with a protest that he had told nothing of his adventures. * "What 'happened to me is of no consegnende,' Uncle John said '1 am but one man, and where a world ik involved, "where an entire civiliza- tion is at stake, one man's affairs are too small to be given any atten- tion whatever," And that was all he would way to _.them. "But when we are alone he some- times drops a statement which re veals the extent of his hardships when 'he was escaping. . For in- stance, last night when we were at dinner he picked up a piece of bread, looking at it for a few moments, and then said: 'It is impossible 'to imagine how much one can want bread!' Then he turned the subjeet suddenly, as thQugh "he was afraid he would betray a secret. "The day after he came home he' went to his office. Strangely en- ough, no one there had heard of his return, and when he walked in upon them they thought he was a ghest. Of course, some of the stenograph- ers were compelled to faint, and this made it really romantic and interest- ing. And some of the men felt like fainting, T am sure, because I have known for some time that they did not expeet Uncle John to return, and some of them have been conducting his business accordingly. I dislike to think what will happen to them when he finds out what they have been doing, ner will it take him long to find it out, for you know he is a genius at business, and if®there is anything 'wrong about 'his affairs he senses it just as a mechanieal en- gineer can listen to a house full of machinery and tell you that theve is a hair screw loose in a certain en- gine. But 1 am sure that most of his assistants are fine fellows, and have been doing their best to direct his interests in the proper way. They will not "ose angthing by it, either, for you know 'he is the most gener- ous man in the world. "I told him about your husband's death, but 1 will write yéu about that and other matters concerning you and your affairs in a few days, Now that Uncle John is here, you ean be sure that your business will he transacted in the proper way. Lov- ingly, "MARIAM." (To be Continued.) SEAFORD CAMP. Graphic Poem Tells of Its Pleasures and Drawbacks. There's an isolated place I'd like to mention Where all one hears is 'stand at ase, slope arms, quick march, attention." It's miles ies away {rom anywhere, By Jove, it is a rum "un, A chap lived there for fifty years and never saw a woman, There's only two damps in the place, " po tall it tor your mother, You wa oR TE ah do mot a jot, You a a File upon wg car--ithe . car they haven't got. There are. lots of Httle huts, all dot- For breakfast every moming, Just ¥ike old Mother Hubbard You double round the blooming Tat and Jump up at the cup- somtimes you get bacon and some- fimes "1ively" cheese, That form platoons = upon Joue pints, swe atws and sind ut It's mud up to Jour eyebrows, it goes, your ear 'But into it you have to go without # 'a sign of fear, When you have had a bath of mud, you wet to and groom By up for next parade owe its "orderly" room. y ; Woh in, week out, from morn Ts night, with your pack Like Jack and Jil} you climb the hill, of sourse, that's just a trifle, "Slope arms, hn fix 'bayonets; "then "present" they fairly put you to it, And as you stagger to your hut-the sergeant ghduts, 'jump tq it." And there's another kind of drill in- vented for the army 1 think they all it Swedish and it nearly drives you larny, This blinkin' drill 1t does you good, #1 makes your Domes so ten- der; You coll yourself up like a snake and crawl beneath the fender: With tunics, boots and puttees off, your quickly get the habit You gallop up and down the hills just like a bloomin' rabbit. "Heads hind bacloward bend," "Arms up- ward abretch," 'Heels raise," then "Ranks change places.' And later on they male you put your kneecaps where your face is. 4 ~QOomtributed, § vm aramone : ARE ALL PLRASED # JOttawa, Aug, Ls. --8ir Edward po * ¥ 1 Si HURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. The more you know about coffee --and the more part- icular you are about aroma and flavour -- the more you will appreciate "SEAL BRAND" COFFEE. Once you have tried it, your choice will always be Chase & Sanborn's "SEAL BRAND" COFFEE. In ¥%. 1 and 2 pound tins. 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