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LONDON. Nov. 5.—-t‘Correspoudence
of The Associated Press.)~—The Wo~
mens Reserve Ambulance got a chance,
to show what it can do on the night t after the war broke out.
of the big Zeppelin raid on London,!mx members. it now
October 13. How the women acquit-idred‘
ted themselves is told by one of their
number, Captain Kilroy Kenyon in
“Votes for Women."
“We were all laughing and talking!
together," she says, when suddenlyt
;ever an alarm edunds.
BUDAPEST, Hungary. Nov.
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lance.
the efficiency of the drilling and dis-‘ PW" 0‘ AW“ and "“8“”-
cipline of the last few months, ' for memorandum to the Prime Minister,
none of the girls had really been test- ; signed by publishers and editors,
ed in an emergency before. They an‘points out that the. newspapers ex-
behaved ““er from beginning w'isted during the first year of the war
end. In a second they were all in their 5 under 3 milder hensorship and suc~
i ceeded in serving the country worthily
The orders were given and in less than and patriotlcaliy. “I“ it "a than an-
a minute we were in the ambulance lust." they ”k' "that an increasing
'llld 0“. - inumber of restrictions should be ap-
“The driver. Capt. Lintonvtlrnian was ”“9“ daily? The newspapers are tired
a marvel. She drove m, to the first of being allou’emto speak only of city
tire in twelve minutes and in pheh’authorities and fraudulent army con-
darkness, “,1. every light was turned tractors. and seek the restoration of
out. When we arrived the police ask- the small freedom which they enjoyed
ed us how on earth we had managed in "“3““ times.'-'
to get there in the time." I. Since the war. it is stated. thirty-
At the first place they reached “B'seven Hungarian newspapers puL‘lis'li-
one had been killed or injured* and ed by CZBN‘S' Slovacks, Slave and
they started immediately for the next lluinaniiins have been suppressed.
nearest place where bombs had? fal‘
len. Here it was fouiid thtit several
«persons had been killed or injured.
The woman took command of the sit-
nation and. after doing what could be
done on the spot for the injured. drove
them to the nearest hospital. it was
not until they were just about to start
says Captain Kenyon, that another ani-
bulance appeared on the scene only
to be told by the police: “The ladies
have finished this job and there is
nothing left for you to do."
At the third place to which the am-
bulance was driven that same night
there was also work for the Women tot
places at attention waiting for orders.
STOCKHOLM. Nov.fi.—~ln order to
avoid the consumption of grain and
potatoes. the manufacture of alcohol
and fodder from reindeer moss is be-
ing tried on an extensive scale in
northern German. Reindeer moss is
very plentiful in the arctic sections of
Scandinavia, being the principal food
of the reindeer during the winter.
Several large shipments of the moss
have been sent to Germany during,r the
past two months.
do. Although no one had been killed 1‘ recently. "teacher won‘t let. me sing 10081"! voted.
or seriously injured by bombs, sever- any more. and Hi) the fastest singer‘
al firemen, who had been
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engaged in school, too.”
Investigation Proves
that various disease germs have their breeding-place in 'the waste.
products of the. body. Don't. then. let your bowels clog and throw
these harmful germs back on the blood. Take nochances with serious _
illness. Keep your bpweis free, and the bile regulated with
BEEGIIAM’S PILLS.“
which promptly and surely relieve constipation; indigestion. biliousness
and sick headache. They are compounded from drugs of vegetable
origin—harmless and not habibfonning. The experience of three
generations show that Beechain’s Pills prevent disease and are
A Great Aid to .Health
Erection?! special value to women with every box
Sold by druuuts throughout the world. In boxes, 1°C., 25c.
,.
fighting the fires caused by the bombs,
had been overcome by smoke. They:
l“"’“3 m?“ aid by the women and 25,000 Must Favor Measure to Ensure;
then driven in an ambulance to that
The Women's Reserve Ambulance is i
:an offshoot of the Women's Volunteer
Reserve Corps, which was started by
the Hon. Mrs. ilaverileld. a vice-pres-
ident of the United Suffragists, soon
it began with L
has two hun-
it is run on military lines and ‘turc. in voting to submit the matter
iwith military titles, too. with day and
iniglit shifts ready to turn otit when-
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we heard guns and bombs in the dis- ! systematic campaign of opposition to
it was a tremendous test of the censor is being waged by the news-
A.
:WHERE SPEED DOESN'T COUNT. , ‘
“Mannnii.” complained a little one impossible 10 learn how any particular. Goodwin. and work will be started as log, November. 23rd.
Spec' I F “ Sut‘d‘
Small Pig Pork .......... 20c Pot Road! from .......‘:’16o. up
Small Frcr‘h Hams 18c.-20c. Prime Rout .......... 16o. up
Small Fresh Shoulders 18c. Genuine Spring Leg Lamb 20:.
Side Pork ................ 16c. Sunni-Cured Home ....... 20c.
Pigs Hock. W ....... 16c. Fresh Eggs .......... 40c. don.
Homemade Sausage ...... ‘18:. Go cdal Butter ....... ' 38c.
Native Veal from ...... 14c. up _,0ico 'rg'erine 202:. and 25c.
Fancy Chickens to roast Eve hing in fruit and vege-
Native Fowil . tables. \\ .
CHARNth’S MARKET
m. 533-2. rm Delivery. 75 N. Main_St.
VOTING ON PROHIBITION.
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I FIND YOU.
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its Becoming a Law: ’
land unrolls!
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., Nov. 4.-—’i‘hs . . 'l i 1 ° Mm
question of Prohibition for the colony “"2“?“ ° “ ”ml" “9mm“ 3“" COAL 3; GAS
of Newfoundland was placed before‘ ‘atss
, . \ihich honest yellow sunlight on-
Lthe voters today. The proposed ac! reoles' Ran es
twouid forbid the manufacture, impon' The curlelws cryin on (m, windy' g
tation or sale of intoxicating liduors moors g i HEET EVERY
an” January 1' 1917' The ”8‘31“" The glad larks singing in the biting COOKING NEED
. ha a souls 2'.
to a plebiscite. stipulated that in or-; VS!” clear as yours’ .i .
'der to become eflectlve the act must ' .... Only one range rc-
Jreceive not only a majority of the l tind you in the forest. where they quired for either or
votes cast. but an absolute vote of‘ trees 1 b l f h . f l
at least 25.000. This number repre; Bond, dreaming, 0." we mm. a” 0“ 0 t ““0 “e 5-
sents the average required to carry a‘ ward sped' i
lgpm’ml election in the “”0“” When .~.i see your graceful slenderness in . .
the question was before the Legislao~ these. A Combination of
iture both Prohibitionists and their i feel your touch in brown leaves CONVENIENCE
opponents agreed to the principle that. 56“in shed COMFORT and
the change should not be made unless. 0n wistful. golden afternoons; and , ECONOMY
it were shown that a majority of the; turf
ielectorute desired 1" f i I To see the sweet curve of your down FOR SALE BY
i At present the legal sale 0 lquor; bent head
. , HORACE R. NASH
in Xewfoundliind is confined to the in grass and fern. Cor North Main and West Sts
(‘ity of St. Johns. Under the local.
‘option “Ct' Which has been 1" forco‘ i find you best. i think. beside the sea; i
{0" 43 years. all townships and 3’" It breathes your very spirit—fresh
tlenients outside this city have. by1 and clean.‘
.majority vote, prohibited its sale. lyet full of breath and “KM and m“.
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coming winter and the first will be a
social and smoker for the members of
.. , the. Moose and their invited friends.
i Announcement has 313° been mad‘3”I‘his event will be held at the Moose.‘
nosinm equipment, and quarters for
the boys' clubs. There will be’ chow‘
‘er baths provided.
. The advocates of Prohibition have' tcry
l i l v v .
made an active campaign and have' Dawn“s on dcepness, hidden 3mm“ “ta":Sh“r2;l:°ffir‘EiLd:: igrzzfiilome Tuesday evening, Nov. 16th.‘
‘brought here many orators from the‘ unseen! :preseii pa 5 0 p and many talented features Will com-
ster, where he will have his otlice iii-hm,e the The
I evening‘s progrr‘.
«tor the new house is completed. Theinext big feature as arranged by the
United States and Canada. The liquor in the untrnmmcled tide you are ex-
l .
interests have made no open attempt ”9ng l ,
» ' ' ‘ to l _ .
‘to offset their arguments. ‘ So “.9“ and warmly! Sea and sky tlilloir room‘ “:1" ”:0“ny ”91°C“ d n committee will be the second annual!
i Because of the scattered popula-T between. “ epresen c ape. ,Masquerade Ball which will be held
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i find you in the wild. unpeopled places!
places, I
Where, mile 'on mile. the heather- i
m.—
, so, but it frequently happens Mt
The Best Values in a;
-- the City
$10 to $12.50.. 5;;
G O T T L l E‘Bf
11 No. Minn at. 805m
37410—41250 8am.
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TEETH I
extracted by the most approved 1
and most modern methods.‘ m .5
conscientious dentist saves a tooth
if there is a panning}? ,oiaoinig' L
a tooth has passed the, ‘ law
state when a dentist first “'15.“ V,
so there is nothing left 1.560 but.
have it out. With my method the 2
operation is quick. simply; i f V
from all pain and nnsttondgldohy
danger or any ill after'effccu; ‘ f
llr. J. Li. ninety ~‘
is south Main St. So‘uth‘NoI'WIHl
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 n. Infiflundh ,
by appointment only. ‘1
Don’t Forget
" to see,
The barren road ahead is lost
In the flood of blinding light,
Upon me bears the awful dark
Of fearful, looming night;
And vain my hope to shake it off
in breathless thrill of iiight.‘
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Against Substitutes .
Got the Wall-Known
Round Puck-go
"sitters
ma. In unit- 1m coulppcd mi ‘
“humul plunflntllu world
We do not make "milk products"—
Sklm Milk. Condensed Milli, etc.
" Ask For HORLICK’S ;
THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK i
. Made from clean. full-cream milk
and the what of select malted grain.
reduced to mil” form. soluble in
water. Best d-Drink {or All Ages.
up“ [or «or I author Century
"The boys at our school
chinning Earliest." " ~
- “What good is school to you, if
that is-thewlanguage yotifitise?" .
“Why. it“ was of chinning contest,
dad. You see how many‘ times you
canchln a horizontal bar."
had ‘a
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Ition and the method of counting the i find you best. i[agng'ofif’zg‘xifi‘:szzngggcn‘lfidigggxgin Music Hall. New Year’s Eve. and
ballots, definite returns are not likely, . ifts to the Hartford l;ublic Library !proniises to be. the largest event of
i0 1’9 “i Mild for ii “‘i‘i‘k- Th9 ballot vlnicy Nicholson ln Cliaiubers' .lourn-lfhe Wadsworth Atheneum and ”lathe season. and great care will be tak-
boxes in every electoral district are. al. I” f d H sdtal ' gen by the committee to have this af-
brought to a central polling place to4 ____.__.. i art or 0‘ ' :i’air in keeping with the high stand-
be counted; there are 18 districts, HURCH. I _. '- nrd of the ball held last year and all
each of them including widely separ-JMSZEOI‘SMHQZSSZEfli,‘ House as, PLAN WINTER’S CAMPAIGN. who niiond‘iwili he promised a big‘
nied settlements. Most of these vil-' Memorial '0', Her Husband. 5 ‘ itime. Mail)" special prizes will be
hinges are on the coast and the ballots' HARTFORD. Nov 5’0"“! churcb,'Loyal Order of M0,?“ Now Has Overtawiuded. On Wednesday evening.
are carried to the polllnE place by the o‘dpst ,Eplgcopnl "parish in this' 600vlldembers. ENovn ~10Lli,_(‘ompany A. Moose De-
sailing "“93““ which “"9“ are de- city. and one of the leading parishes! That South Norwalk Lodge. Nojfenders, together with a large num-
laycd by storms. A peculiar feature of the diocese, has been presented a‘529, Loyal Order of Moose. is rapidlyiber of hle'hbnhs mm W to Stamford
:of the system is that the ballots new ”0,000 parish house. [0 he erect-Lincreasing m. membership is smmngby spectal invitation where.they will:
fbrought into ”Ch polling place. a"(’Led in memory of the late JamES J. by the fact that a special class mi “"9““ ”‘9 first “film“ WWW." 133":
.mixedbefore counting. 50 ”it“ it is Goodwin. The gift is made by Mrs.'tlation will be lield‘on Tuesday even-:10 be given by C051.- M°°59 Defendersi
, ‘ I ' The member!“ Stamford Lodge. There will be it
‘soon as plans. which have been drawn ship of the lodge has been dividedimrg“ parade “'“h a “limit”. or Milli"
.by’h New York firm of architects. are mm two classes namely, the reds find til‘ul‘ prizes awarded. and it 15 the in.
1 THE J°V'R'DER- 1approved by the rector. Rev. Dr- Jan-‘Liie blue. with a captain aniio headtlf‘mmnb'l of the company to return
' (John-AV. Hawkins in New Bedford‘Gmdwin' and the vegtry, ‘of each side for the purpose of Kohihome With at least oneof them.
i ‘ Standard.) __ : Mrs. Goodwin has also purchased,‘ung new applicants. Much interest? All members of company A. will at"
tThrough "‘9 “3193 0‘ “‘8.“ I ride. I for presentation to Christ church, the is shown in this contest. as the Iosntend in full uniform and special on
i ridc. . lland at 17 and 19 Church street. whichfimg side will be obliged to furnish mrangements are being made for trans:
And that bounding mass of steel gwm. the ground now occupied by ibe‘banqu’et some time after the closlhgmortation which will be announced
Beneath me wildly hunts and throbs ‘lpresent'pfll'lsh house at 15 Giurchibf the charter. which opened Octo- later. South Norwaik lodge is with-
“ though it. ‘00, could feel . street, directly in the rear of Christ'. her. 8, and will close January. let. out a doubt the fastest growing or-
The frenzied'tmpulse of the hand Qchurch, will be used as the site for ”911916. Already nearly one hundredjdel‘ in the hm, and now has over six
WMCh guides the steering Wheel. [new parts}! house. The land 8”“ 1”'new applicants are in the hands. ogihundreds members ”1d 5‘ is the de-
, Mrs. GoodWin is. valued at IDDWK‘ 4in“; investigating committee. « The 'en.lsire of every member that their num-
mately 850,000, thereby making her to‘lermjnlnent committee has arrangediberfi will soon reach the thousand
’tfii beneincflon to Christ church “Iris series of entertainment; during theimfifk
lproximateiy $300,000. 1 a-
Dr. Goodwin said that it was Mrs.
James J. Goodwin's intention that the
iparish house serve as a memorial for
~ . ' her husband. who, for many years, was
on spout—more speed—on—on I “Sh: : one of the‘wardens of Christ church.
in my face the roaring wind 5 “I shall make the plans public," said
iWhich whips my homing. aching brOW‘Dr. Goodwin. "as soon as they have
With tears my eyes make blind, .beon approved by our parish workers.
Too long I sippefl the ruby cup : Abodern parish house has long been
. I’ve left my soul behind. rneedsd to “my on the institutional
' _. l work of Christ church, and the new}
. Come—ride the whirlwind’s creshwith .i “New"; which we hope will be (39111.1
“19' I pletcd by next spring, will fulfill every
w'l‘ill its blast our mad blood cools; need." _ -
T1“. time ‘5 now—ewe have today, The new parish house will—occupy .
Tomorrow never comes, they say-— approximately. 17s_"teet of land on
19011184001111 the death of fools. Chnpcb street: directly in the rear of
\ ‘ Christchurch. It win beyhi—ee stories!
in height and-will be constructed outi
of building material and of a design in; .
keeping with the beautiful architecture;
of the church. ‘ "
Headquarters will be provided for
every department of the church life‘
I
and .work. and provision will be made
' 34 Washington St. No'
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Be Stirelts A ' L
Tom Murray
31 Sonthliiain Siren.
13o. Norma
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The New Scion
oermmou or cannoti .,
Chiropractic is the «anatomist!
cause or the disease and-tho ‘
adjusting the same.~ blunt“
by a wrench. twist or spam, 3*
book. Even if done In?
it creates pinched nerves m
later life in the itinerant
hubs. i ;
Chiropractors remove the"
disease and pain. healthi-
th‘fcugh harmonizing the ‘m. _' ,
toms in your body. tantalum:
given special attention: mo ‘
of the spine; You will never
giving the Chiropractor a
help you.
Magnetic treatments with
T. Francisgn;
~ A
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Graduate from
FRISBIE'S' . .
Made in the Clean 4‘
. i..- from the best fré‘h
obtainable. '
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Ask Your (iirocei'ftiir~
Insist on them at“
"on, i mongiiryou minim: involution-o growih‘o‘t’ the parish, . . u
goon} g aerate.'-Loiiioviiio~ courier» and“ for: its dental usefulness as 1} ~ ‘ ‘
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