Daily British Whig (1850), 24 Apr 1918, p. 10

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, i9 18. | | pe THOMAS COPLEY TT F The 'Woman Who Ched Sig Tp Tekpbone 387 S FFE By JANE PHEL PS i "he Ready-to-use Chocolate" ] § Haddock and Cod, jot sronitn and Ta} Ai orders - -- | § Coutstnn the Chocolate, MITk snd 3 | Whiti ting, Tom Cods, Ey stftention. Shop "A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE § Sh = Smelts, Oysters. Neo Cosking or MIIK Meguired. Prevented by "Fruit-a-tives" CHAPTER LV vt you!" and agzin } laughed uns gabsolutely unconscious of what sho} : I heard « 4 i was doing; of anything she said Alf \ Fae sale Ry HD Fish Co. ominion 1 ¢ i TL. hea groans and curses; [til I cried, "you look so different, The Wonderful Fruit Medicine but t 8 «4d to come from al|No one would ever know you," and {1 heard was "darling," spoken in tht {great distan The acrid smell of it was true. George was so immacu- tender tone that made mp feel he | D. Couper 18 Mmsoxxguve Sts, H , Qow. smoke, then a « kling sound that late that this man with smears on {meant it. So I was his darling, af | Plone 76 841-3 Princens St. quite like anything 1 eyerih tice, ragged clothes, and untidy | ter all. | Rs a ER Ah La "In my opinion, no otl ina Iwas not q 1 " had heard neckweay, with no hat and tousled The doctor came, examined my} * I ruit-a z ----------. "Harry!" I heard some one ery | hair, would never he recognized as throat, asked me pumberless ques- y Ys i Indigestion and Constipation. | 3 i Tor vears, I suffered with 1} {then more cries and curses; then I the well groomed clubman, George |tions, gave me seme medicine, then | J Ny Lt : ( In i . . at imust have fainted, as I knew no more Howard after doing the same for George, he ' dreaded diseases, trying all kinds of |unt(} 1 opened my eyes out of doors.| "Stop it: I tell you No hysterics. | departed, saying: PE ---------- digest what little yoyo eat! treatments until I was told I was [George still held me in his arms, but fit will make vou ill." Then he ten-| "You were very fortunate. Many One or two doses incurable, {he was pale as death derlv drew me to him, holding me | were hurt in that sc ramble te get} 4 y 1? t me down," ~I]elose. "You aren't so pretty your- | out, a few very seriously. Why pec- 4 ARMY & NAV Y One day a friend told me to try i "What is nu? I 3 i 4 y 'Fruit-a-tives'., To my surprise, | said, as remembrance of that cry of 8617." he said after 1 beeame quiet. I{ple act like mad beasts in such eases, | found this medieine gar 8 immed ate "rire" came toe me. "Are you hurt?" looked down at my skirt -and it was |I can't imagine. If they would keep! DYSPEPSIA TABLETS relief and in is i rE he i a a asked just as George set me on my| handing in ribbons. 1 put up My |their heads there" would be no one wlll make you feel fen years younger. Best lief, and in a short Lime 1 was al test. He swaved weakly but steadied | hand and my waist was torn, onelinjured. But these panics are fers | 3 known remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach right'again", imself sleeve nearly goue. "You see there is | rible things » { and Dyspepsia, phyA LALONDE "No, but you are rather heavy." | 2 pair of us," he said after T had straighten myself a bit.| George sat with me 4 little while, ! 25 cents a package at all Druggists, or A EONS 50 cr SATAN sit A KOEI 18 is so good as 0e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trisl sike25e. |He looked anxiously at me as his [tried to str 3 "Never mind, we ane nearly hore." then he went to bed. But first he left | sent to any address post , by the At all dealers or from FPruita-tives color returned 3 "Feel all right?" he asked When | tried to get ont of the taxi word that on no account were either | t : bua . 4 inl] 1 weak. and ; throat |.I nearly fainted again. It was silly (of us to be disturbed in the morning: | . A mE tien help it So | We hoth slept until nearly noon. 1.8. ARMY & NAVY TABLET CO. 260 West-Broadway, N.Y. Annie said she had been kept Busy | Limited, Ottawa, A AA AA AAA ASA SAN dD "Yed, a little « Want your hair to stay Pa is so dry." of me, but I couldn't. © of Vive 44 vom ne utiantion, sunlight and Nf "Phat's the smoke. I covered your [George carried me into the house; d po : . did NEBR HE andeutt yerm. C3. | face, but some brute dragged the and called Celeste. T soon "came |aH the morning assuring friends . Gy Don't tse "hale growers" and germ hs kerchief off in his rush past us." to" this time, and heard him say: who had seen us at the theatre that hu p , % hat the telo- THE DAINTIEST © laden hele Lee ee Gy "Wi yyone hurt Kec . "Take good care of Mrs Howard, we were not injured. 4 S01 Noms roar sis reales ao ts se, Jf FY re trampled upon; 1]Celeste. We nearly lost 'har: The phone Had Ming inecssantly | . : OF FINE FOOT- > oy don't think any were burned," he re- | theatre caught fire, and I am pfraid George dressed and went down to Applications at the better barber shops plied as he signalled a passing taxi she inhaled some smoke. 1 will tele- the 'office, but made me promise I WEAR Guaranteed by The Herpicide Co. phone for the doctor. You gét her in | would femain in bed I gave the : ~ . Sold Everywhere A Rough Experience. hed." Then he leaned over and |promise very willingly. 1 stith feled The newest designs aims | "Your coat is all torn, George," T| kissed me tenderly. : taint and rather shaky | : . j r in grey and brown. i gaid. noticing for the first time that Evelyn came over and | told her To Properly Treat | his coat hung in tatters, that his col all 'shout it, #se'muech as I had sens-| si" El Shoes that are smart * * lar and necktie werg awry; that he Unusual Tenderness. ed | Obstinate Wrinkles [was wholly dis heveled This unusual tenderness quite un "your hushing® was wonderful!" and dressy. . [i was a pretty rough path | had,' vr nerved me. ¥ reached up and put Mydcpa said when I finished. | . wrinkles are long bye said, leokKing at himself in abso- | arms arotind hi¥ neck, but said noth- "Indeed he was!" 1 agreed, but 1} tute uneoncern ing. ~ He kissed me again, dnd sald: | 4id not tell Hee that to me the most | | 1 commenced to laugh hysterically "Thank God, darting, yop were not| o nderful of all was his calling me | soon as we were in the cab. burt." ; : "darling" and being So tender ot | 4 oy PETRY { 'Stop that!' he aaid severely, then, All the time Celeste was preparing | ye i rat are you laughing at?" me for bed and the doetor, I was + (To be continued.) ] { a A AA rns | SLSLPIPLEPEIEFED weak-ond mi be Ax the guest of his MAY DEFER ASSEMBLY | Ji HY a * rs, alter~| lewes, : 3 ¥ + . . = : ' i : § - | ore + A 4 4 wen" , | > ge devotee is requen ARE x . Presbyterian Officials Are ( onsider- | 4. Miss Jdith Stark, Gananoque; ing A Postponement. 15 a i ' ot BA Toronto, ence E arrie stree ; iE. + nce Eliott, Han Te oitreai. js | OF the Preshyterian Charch are dis & 3 cussing the question ag to whether | ow» Lo » 3 spent the week-end with Miss Flor- April 24. High officials | LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR s BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. J, nr PRESERVE THE LEATHER.mp air may be necessary, but it is a thing that most of us would rather give than receive. visiting her son, Major Arthur L. 8S. i Mills ee) Mrs, ils Ottawa. the General Assembly should meet] William | this year. No aetion has yet been) The VF > ONS, LISI TRO. WAIL OI ONT. taken in the matter, but it is cer- Sede trp fd th RPP Pe a : Miss Marjorie Devlin, (Continued from Page 3.) street, is in Ottawa the guest of Mrs. Walter Thompson. tainly being seriously ' considered; 5 ® and there is some probability that | On Monday afternoon the Bridge * Club met at the home of Miss Helen Migs Jean Wismer, who has been' the Assembly will be deferred for| : 8 Cors ts th 4 Campbell, Emily st feet, amd next visiting her sister, Mrs, Horace Law- another year, i SA i % a ved Mrs. Morton Hall, Williamson, R.M.C., left on Monday for her The chief reason for the postpone- | ) (I 2K Lace n home at Barrie. ment is an economic one, In addi- street; will be hostess, gone to Boston, where she i8 to un- lion acred increase in Sagkatchewan | dergo a course of -training in the The marriage was solemnized Sat- | seeding, half a million in Alberta, | Massachusetts General Hospital, ~ urday, April 20th, in St. Andfew's|and a quarter of a million in Mani- | Mr. and Mrs. W: 8S. Herrington, Presbyterian church, Otinwa, by the | toba, and with 50 per cent. of the! Napanee, left on Tuesday to spend a Rev. Dr. W. T. Herridge, of Miss|seeding completed, the G.T.P. Tis | couple of weeks in New York, Balti-| Grace Barnet, youngest daughter of | placed a contract: for 50,000 grain more and Washington. the late Alexander Barnet and Mrs. | car doors. The milroads anticipate Miss 8. Whaley, Westport, is vis- jaing in Kingston, Laced mm Br ® a 9 Miss Marion and Miss Dorothy tion there are no vital questions up | 7 \ 2 Mrs. MeConachie and her daughter, | Cooke, - Montreal, are in Ottaway-for settlement. | Ls 70N Tg Miss Carrie, Napanee, are spending spending a few days, the guest of A oh | y the week in Kingston, their excellencies. the Duke and Enormons Grain Movement. ! { Miss Helen Daly, Napanee, has Duchess of Devonshire, Winnipeg, April 24.--With '4 mil-|" ~ y J * » = ! { -- Barnet of "Coleraine Hall," Renfrew, | an enormous movement of grain | and Lieut.-Col.. Lennox: Irving, Pem-| With conditions more favorable | proke, more ground has been-broken than in the famous crop year of 1915. ! | SN Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Skinner, Mont- real, who have been taking a holi-| After May 1st the Quebec. Provin- ce -- A Great unprovement in Corsets day in Atlantic City, have returned | cial Government has decided that no William Dolmer, a prominent | 6" 3 home, clu liquor licenses of any deserip-|farmer and cattle rancher of Veru- is the patent Front- Fla 2 under the The Bishop of Ontario' was the|tion shall be issued in the county off{lam township, died suddenly - alter - fron guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Abbott Daksa of in the city of Hull. doing some chores after his break- : lacing of God 0sS Corsets. during his visit in Peterboro. _ The Inter-AlHed war committee at | fast. t prevents pinching and allows m Miss Marjorie Brookins, Ottawa, Versailles is 10 be presided over by The main responsibility falls upon | er Ee 5 pore who has completed her third year at|the French General Belin. the leader--not the follower. . Goddess Corsets are guaranteed for Queen's, is in Belleville, the guest of Miss Jessie McKenna, one year (see tag with each corset), The man 'who is' afraid to lie may Frank S. Reid, teller of the Bank Sold ich gi be a good soldier for principle. of Toronto, Hamilton, spent the ||| LESSONS Fi OR' THI E J Soka by Cornet Duparimente hich gite - [lh AAT I hd AA Fda FTE LAA (oo Made by the makers of the celebrated D & A and La Diva Corsets, THE DOMINICN CORSET CO., QUEBEC, MONTREAL and TORONTO, ne ~mbroiderer | fit ep ier Sway pd fo Naor bu Peto] Roe This New Hosiery Fits Perfectly A Now SEGRE "edt Roto Doll aay Hosiery is fashioned differ » By KATHRYN MUTTERER. all of the doliles. The set makes an Y. [rom others. [2ae ankles are MBROIDERIES for Spsing and appropriate gift or prize. narrowed and fit without a wrinkle. E, sun Summer use-are qiite 83 inter: Perhaps your church is giving an The toes and heels are perfectly 'as the latest: frocks. old-fashioned cake 'and apron sale, turned. The calves are full fashioned. Their ssighs slow En elatiunt of' oe mages the loss] Des or yous The tops are wid restraint that i rably in keep- The tops re widened, therforemore, | |Site gba" To gard bela ae} oe, 3 \ simplicity, x measur seamless from toe to top. : 4 "ling up to Th. sa An stand- whieh will make 's decided nit at the While it is only a little more ards of decordtfon. Linens for the ~ fancy table. Nome of them requires than a year since we started knitting this new Mercury Fashioned Seamless Hosiery it has achieved a won- derful success. Women who have worn one pair invariably purchase more Mer- cury, Hosiery. Such sightly, shapely ; : 3 : 3 - hosiery has nat hitherto been obtainable 2 Fase ; ) 0 on ¢ 4 ' ; even inthe finest imported lines now off AE 3 ty ur war-time plan of giving a bigger Comfort bar without the Canadian market on account of war, § 5 +B Novel for the Buffet is this Dolly Set. premiums has made 3 big "hit". The new Comfort Soap bar is Caslmeres in black-white, grays and and | | tet aro always af aheomsins ter: very Aye Hume to make, Sud when be rejoicing the hearts of womenkind all over: the country. browns. Cottons, Mercerized Listes, Pure I | J0.e"%a no. SIS of fupkrs In thy fnlete aud stiractive, but huve us : Silks, in all fashionable shades. | "ningroom which comes so prom well highly Jractica) A ri Mercury Mills, Ltd:, A | oeents eG, ve 40, SHAE es Sy Lt Hamilton, Canada, The but set uetrard hers con Sir ty do on loos i An ous dal Ee a : othe dasigh Tu stamp=d Ta WAAR WRN ap a 2 z : The materit must. E The f Sab, Cg 3. a EE » % X be carefully stretchel | NEC e factories who made premiums are nearly all making war supplies and ong ' embrotdery ts framed. Onc | | Hi the premiums we could still buy would not be good enough for you. = But ) yi he Soany ae do mn i : ; k 4 we are giving you full value in the bigger Comfort bar. : wt { into thei withow plusad. : Use Comfort Seap--the bigger, economical, high-quality bar. enn) distances Se | ay ns HE for sroup Re PUGSLEY, DINGMAN & CO, LIMITED, TORONTO 1 Meh iNg. Two shadon. on ero Wied for (he roses fires and bloe.

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