SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1919 THE DAILY BRI Ti SH | WHI C 2 PAGE THIRTEEN : . is 4 SE ~ : . -- - A \ . . NRT | Se ~ | Sunday Services in Churches Holiness Movement Church--Pas- ¢ ty Wednesday, 8 1 r W. J mp + coruer Division timonial meetin publ "Double the Amount [§ [Erte 1 . : yr, ig Sy would have meant double the satisfaction," said a ighly pleased Policyholder a few days ago, when § ie ts thas Bid First 'Cohzra +l thro he streets several times. | receiving the returns of his Policy the day it was [Ha Sunda L 2 Sta sol. I Wellingto . John a4 ie. wand He als , due. "The fact is, 1 consider this Endowment E ers and st ; ays welcom ot Rev T ahill, B.A sian oy had 1 2 1 ft h | ? %olicy the best investment | ever made, and | could g ' : : 3.1 120 Wellingt t, nn $ oF ¢ - | easily have saved considerably more than double Union Street Batis Chu the anfount of the annual deposit. From the vice. 7 p.m: 84 Eh LS thle | > mins 3 x : om served moment | received the Policy, | enjoyed a feeling lasses. 2 p.t sessisns, Every- | yoo p ty "on Monday . - . of security, knowing that in the event of anything §= bod ally ordial p.m : er, L. Jofis. Mid ar Form. - ) happening, my family would be provided for. My Pe elcome to all week | sery on _ Wednesday "at | Belleville, = Se 17. ~~Arthur : : advice to all young people is to 'play safe' and carry a guaranteed policy with The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company * : Ea ing i er 1 1 k. I h- Bt 4 K ¢ fh, Ne : si : . o' Dis . ) 2 ; | IS ; ood + If you will but fill out the form below, £5 r > 3 : -- oa ol jek: | TOCIOF. ; Sunday al or E ind the penitentiary by Justica Latch- | . frais full particulars of our guaranteed Plans Preacher, Archdeacon Dobb ya: + will be mailed you. ¢: 2 ; > wn po and 1 1g 4 p.m., Holy Bap- ra. Mi) Malle ytown, who fig: nou h E Brock Street Methodist Chur He tam: 7 po ug Prayer " i a In tor Ta o . 2 The . £ Rey. D Lough, Minister. Service : fal harve music bér and Sykes at Li s ri | , ch--llev, + D. Elifs: At 7 p.m, | MC Manufacturers Life Ebengran Brook Stes bag ube Ses Trea. Strangers on Imsurance Company : didi rhe gid | -- \ HEAD OFFICE TORONTO CANADA " { Princess Street Methodist Shurch oy > ce. : gregational ch, } Rev. J. A tdell, Minister. Ser M. G. JOHNNSTON. Brancl Manager, > Long gational re L&T ' . > h EY tn 8 A & bbott Kingston, Ont. tt . 3 rk stree rare Services at ~ day school at Kindly romplete and wail 76 The address above Wednesda) Without obligation, will you kindly furnish me with full par. [Bl | day, 8 p.m All are welcome I Ike mister ED aL BF wre y bver| |. The body-building powers of Bou: ticulars of your Guaranteed Policies. | am years of 2 Chalmers Presbyterian, corn meeting, We % da; : H. Vis EM p. 3 am I ; 5 B et F ! ha ve been proved equal to from ten {married : Barrie. and Bar] : 5 v, R { rangers, welcome ha ea) > han . \single. / Wilson, D.D r, will preach Ya at Zegina, on the Ind o Angist, | to twenty times the amount taken. age, and am fon, Church, both ser er; Rev. W This chureh afford A DE | Taylor Dale, w reach at "11 a.m. | gepi-me aaa Be Oo Dot suffe y 'Ome to strangers g ane | and m. Beginners' and primary not yy bones A NN i A AA AAA AA eo ai Sat . nd everyor A his plage : ~~ | Sunday scho $ classes at 11 a m Spe gh : foot | X 3 i or jee: Although she has no hands, Miss and yO1 n hi le {oial bay 1 ly at p.m ing Piles. No|whose fi } and. Geo ide- | Rosalie Freeman of Philadelphia has = | whe wort addres be deliver surgical ope and t the 'int i St. James Church, cor. Uni and | iQ Wor and T xr Ary 3 . Q Brown. Y« ation required, | Né r, fon los } we | learned to write nt by holding Arch streets y town. .Joung Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve you at once | Titanic disaster, will ae pany +. | either pen or a bru \ between her ! t 3 ects on Mo 408 sa Serthinly Sure . a poxs all Rice, the explorer, w Y ie mar- | teeth, She finished a painting of Presi- g : 3 J Service, « nt BO or } ht LAT i $. on a xpeditior 5 | dle Fils which i ; > 2 street 8 i '01 1 5 1a »leome is extended | Toronto. Sample box tres if sou mention thy { ried in 191%, on an expedition up the | dent Wilson which is said to be an ] ot. 8 oly } nis \ 1 com 2 1 ' | paper and enclose Ze. stamp to pay postage. azon river excellent likeness of him. Sermon subject rector A i i NN A A EA ar AN ry A sing ' » y Sun 4 3, ee . 4 " Ny One } p.m, Sunday Sydenham Street Chuch, Methodist TT TER EE 3. 1 n, minist p.m. "The Meaning of Baptism." | --Rev. W.,T : : ¥D, minister. a ------------ en EE . EE Ep -- The continued high cost of food- he pod JTF Dheach in mor: |; ] . (245 pm Men's stuffs and household supplies re- , y Sunday School in a m1 : C quire. the strictest economy: The most expensive foodstuffs are | ¢ aH. fi Loot f used in baking, so always be careful iret Baptist Church, Sydenham | a + A oo RSE UTHORITATIVE in atele to use the right 'kind of Raking and Jol 1 Str Rey. J La St. George's Catheédral--Very Rev. i cB s 3 : A yle, Powder, otherwise great waste may Ai tor. Rall 13 lam. |G. L. Starr, M A, B.D., dean and beautiful in finish and reliable 16 1 Reconst i | p14 y ¢ treet; ft . ' . 3 result. y 4 Wank rvice, | 9 156 w MA. mn quality, Georgina Shoes are the Many thousattds of people recom- wit} 1. Matheson, ducon's, as | priest 'vicar, 16. EE LB = logical choice of exacting dressers y communion pl i and careful butjers. 1 Preacher, the dean » Poi Sunday school and Bible class Fah y 4 ' 5 . | 4 pan. holy bay : 7 p.m, Even- i AUREL mis The "Georgina" trade mark First Church of Christ Sc ientist-- | mg. Preacher ev. Cecil W halley ¥ 2 Ih = 9 distinguishes these shoes of quality 0 Services In the chapel daily at 10 a | ® CC : 4 45 . . ie J Wellington streets--8und iy : | m.. except on Thursday. Holy -com- | ¢ % and refinement from ordinary shoes, $45 am. § e tI am. Subject! munion, 8 a.m. Thursday t Ls - SL i A At cr, ett aa ternc preach in evening ilwel 1 { ¢ 1T¢ vbody welcome a Johnsen street, between Bagot Confident of the superiority of Georgina Shoes, the makers toke pride in : . ° C ' 3 Lu Je placing the "Georgina" trade mark on their because it effects the greatest economy. The / { : anadi an V Ss 4 S a : 2 produc t, anticipating that you will want to buy Its double action absolutely. assures perfect bak- Y : . . > ? : | : \ pe the same brand the next time, ing at all times, : - ; . Ne Per hi ] k istincii Egg-O also helps save fuel because it does not re- : ; This trade mark means distinciion and quire So hot an oven as is required by other powders. 't How Men From Canada Earned the Empire's || & MW; ne Shoe yervide > Always follow the direction: level teaspoonful to : 1 i | k ; : one level cup of well sifted flour, You use, fiom quarter to . Highest Tribute for Bravery m the , be : ; 7 Obtained through Canada's @ half less powder when you use Egg-O. : ve { . Field of Battle. : 2 : < leading boot shops. When buying Egg-O the lar er tins are the most econ. -------- tp -- : = : omical size for family use. . : : 3 - burg line which had Leen broken : Te s > hl 3 2: . : through the week before Nhe "jump- In Kingston Egg-0 Baking Powder Co., Limited, Hamilton, Canada Einar the rook: before The ump. LOCKETT'S BOOT SHOP ] division were in front of Visen Artois. | 5 A hard day's work lay before the Fee men as they gathered before dawn in the assembly trenches behind the line, Five trenches protected with wire had to be crossed. . The sunken road was bristling with guns. : Every available cover had " machine guns in it. The Germans were determined to hold the | ' Drocourt-Queant line at all costs. | é ¢ . At b o'clock through a ground fog I : d f G g t that lay on the hillside the Fourth ns ca Oo on 0 division men started on the day's ad- AH ' 9" venture across No Man's Land, They the Hospital fought bravely a nd won the first part of the ascent to the top of the hill. Then later in the morning came the ay men of the 75th battalion behind writes Mr. Lewis MacPherson, from Halifax, N.S., "I sent for a box them, passed through their position of Gin Pills--with the result that I am a well man. I recommend Gin and went on through the Drocourt- ; Queant line, Pills to everyone suffering from kidney trouble." : Capt. Bellenden Seymour Hutehe- Mr. MacPherson had suffered untold misery, and, after. treating with CAPT. B. 8. HUTCHESON, V.C., ac, [50 medical officer of the 76th bat- est medical help available for 10 montis he decided to go to Victoria For most conspicuous bravery and talion, went over the top with the at- Hospital, Halifax, He had inflammation of the kidneys and bladder. | devotion to duty on Sept. 2, when tacking troops with his stretcher . ) Two days before his intended departure a neighbour called and gave | ig bearers, The enemy wi . ¥s belore t 3 ] é | indies Tost. intenis shell, nachine ga ers, i et >is the hil | him seme Gin Pills. "Six hours alter taking the first dose". he writes, | Queant-Drocourt: spe. Tong: rs side which at that time of day was | "the eflgcts were simply miraculous". Then he sent for a box of Gin } the battalion. Without hesitation and |f190ded with sunshine. Under the fire | Pills and was cured. | with utter disregard of personal safe. |CaPt. Hutcheson and his men work- This is just one of the many instances which are being brought to our : ily tail : ity he ined on the field until|®d incessantly, The machine guns . s ; . + : IKE the most caretully tailored suit, Levery aa man had been attended | 120k ® heavy toll of the men attack. notice continually. People, out of pure joy and gratitude for release from Mercury Seamless Fashioned Hosiery ; to. He dressefl the®wounds of a ser. |IR%> nd the gunners were not par- pain, write these letters to us. What Gin Pills have done for them they is shaped to fit. It is knitted, not iously wounded officer under terrific} ticular about the persons that they can do for you, : stretched, into shape. machine gan and shell fire, and with |Shot- | Stretcher-bearers were in us : . 3 t danger as any, although they Oo 3 The new narrowed ankle, the shapely full the assistance of prisoners and of his {S18 : fashioned calf and the extra: wide, roomy | OWn mien, succeeded in evacuating him | ¢3TTied no weapons of self-defense, | ik peas Ra A ; : and many fell. Wounded un were top, make Mercury a true work of art in | 1o safety ) despite he ant hat Bie strewn on the hillside. To thess Capt. hosiery. » ' ' ir A Immediately afterwards he rushed Hutcheson ministered Unceasingly Mercury Hosiery is featured in Silk and forward in full view of the enemy, |through the long day's fighting. FOR THE : Sport Hose in all fashionable shades. The {under very heavy machine gun and{ Under direct fire from a maelvine | : same fine quality in weave and textures that rifle five, fo tend to a wounded ser- | E40 ly wounded d of Hatching | The formu: on which Gin Pills of the trouble, allaying the canges- makes these lines popular is in the more on ha aving Disced im az went to him and dressed his wotinds, | are prepared was attained only ted kidneys, healing inflammation; durable cashmere, mercerized lisle and cotton 9 | Hutcheson performed many. simi: | then pressing into service some of the | after long and profound study and Festoring weak tissues, and en- oSiery. | gallant acts and, by his coolness ani Prisoners to assist his bearers be got | Experimenting. It is unique. It abling these delicate organs to re- Te Men's Half-Hoce and Children's Hose | devotion to duty, many lives were [© Officer away to safety.Many of | embraces the beneficent properties sume their work of purifying the ¥ . . i t 5 A i : : C3 . ' : of Mercury make "Mercury" Quality is | saved --Official Reprd. She Dearne full an Je ar. Rene] of the Juniper in the Gin, but eli- blood. Thus the poisons are soon maintained to the same degree, : did sebgonnt hing sade: ThE minates all the alcohol. Combined taken out of the system, the pain is { By Carolyn Cornell : ea - 4 gl es Po ih A with seven 'other diuretics and stopped, and the debilitated body MERCURY MILLS, LIMITED, Hamilton, Can. | rom Visen-Artois in the valley of |. shell hole dre . ' ssed hig Swotinds. antiseptics, it gocs right t 3 | the River Sensee, the country climbs ace only a few pe p03 pic gg # y i Bee : ® the seat Betomes strong and healthful i If you have a backache, gravel or any of the | slowly eastward to Dery. The slope is this medical officer in a long day of i | studded with little clumps of wood and | service for the wounded befo: ve fn a : ida ve | throtigh it runs the great national Dy ceourt- Queant | Jun Th Britioh | Se Symptoms of kidney trouble, get a box of Gin {highway from Arras to Cambrai. war authorities awarded him the | ? Pills at once. Your druggist or dealer has them {Cutting the highway almost two miles highest homor in their gift, the | : at S0c a box with money-back guarantee. Gin faa x12 and following the line of he Victoria Cross. 3 aN Pills taken mow may help you to avoid an oper- ' . {Tfidge into Dury is a sunken road ! 4 windmill with its broad earthen base | = Bellenden - Seymour Hutcheson was | ation. Do not delay. and tower-like structure above stood born Dec. 16, 1383, at Mount Carmet, | d : {ota Sront' of Dury, Jefore Septz. Ill. He graduated from the North | 5 X it has vanished from e western university, icago, und be- | i a 1GNAL CAL CANADA * landscapes since then, bombed to a' fore going averseas practised as al , . TRE RAT ORUE & CHEMI co. oF ie of ruins. hysician and surgeon gt Mound City, | \ ", LIMITED, TonoATe 108° Seph 2 was the date set for the lili, where bis father, Bellenden | ) ln : ; second phase of the big drive of the Hutcheson, still lives. Capt. Huteh- | \ LS Samnies s5it free L.5. address. Xe-Dreco Ine. | Canadians on Cambrai. The objec- feson went to Toronto /in the fall of on request. %3 Main Street. Buffalo, N.Y itive was the Dydeourt-Queant Jine of 1915 to join the army and was first | sronehes th el the high Jattached = the ih battalion. On ground and ran throug! ry. It was dgoing to France be was made medical | {a loon thrown back from the Hinsen. Hix of the 5th iXoronta) bat-| Re ~