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Distributors of Certain-teed Roong for Barrie and vicinity H. H.Otton :tSg1_1% BANK o1='TORONTO Paid Up Capital $5,000,000, `Reserve Fund: $6,400,000 BRANCHES AT BARBIE AND ALLINDALE ' H. A. lms, Manager. Incorporated 1855 MADE IN CANADA We ll gladly play them over to you CLASSIC ONE-STEP. Medley - Introducing "Toreador Song." "Melody in F ," "Sally in ourAHey," 5 "TheAnvil Chorus." Liszt : "Hungarian Rhapsody," A Funiculi Funicula," "Salut a Pesth." Played and ar- ' ranged by Albert & Munroe Jockers, violin and piano. lljl Lnnnj gjjj 1- CALI. `ME voun DEAREST one. Polka. Pr!nce's_!3_a_nd_. A DF,POS=ART I " TTTT I`I\`I"'.` _- - . _.._. _..-- u I uuruvun-n II` I I I6 VI E? I 3 |V[cd- le -introducingThere'sa Hill by the Sea" and "Rose , ofy my Heart," (Lohr). Waltz. Prince's Orchestra. [WHERE MYGARAVAN HAS RESTED. Med- ( ley-introducing "I Wish I Were a Tiny Bird" and "Port of Au Rcvoir," (Lohr). Waltz. Prince's Orch- (LITTLE GREY HOME IN THF !VE__ST: I--- :_...- _l--_:_ -,H'l"L , I I I-II I -- rlI~ll\IU `2{`f.f ,`,';?,`.'.f:n'f!,'i:.`.`T.E.'. .-,. `?:.`::':_`%:`::--:Maw-> -._y1. -w-` I 1- I \JULl\CIU DTOU. G [V Albert and Munroe Jockers, vlolm and piano. JOINT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Garrett s \ Music Store II , KIIIQKIIKII/J 15 `U5 IICLIIICI 56 Statistics show that it has killed more people than all the wars of the wnrld since the dawn` of history. '14 Ian." Inn...` I11-\:r` o\v\1-' .. n A . . A... U1 lllDI.L'IJa It has bee-n sand and prawn that it sank the Titanic."-The Railroad Trainman. IVlinard s Llnlment for sale ev- erywhero. unrcpy It makes duties dangerous, hot boxes cold, rough journals smooth. It makes pilots and footboards death traps. It makes good men had men; it makes two limbs one and it makes widows and orphans. It is axrainst safe- ty; unsafety is its name. Q`n`;a4:nn akrnliv `kl\` 1" Han another; it makes wakeful men sleepy. I4 Iv\n]rl\n Ruling rlnnnronnnq Scientifically :B A HIM any It Thursday, September 10, 1915 ). F ox-Trot. :sTa MCd- ' &:nd_"Rose Zeihrer. City, Town` \\. Gut L );`\l I); Represcn unduubt In hand manic-u watm-S. here in and hi` dear tn aids tr arp un toilr-` :1 fastidin AL_L_ , __ _._..._ I __-._. General Roofing Manufacmringpsompany World : largest manufacturer: of Roono and Buudina BA K F. R streets. ' waomi STU R H Five Poin BRE1 Vair1 A hig School cducut Franc} stitu Soho MISS E. ll.`-`um I I ICI the ni'L'LE. LA C0 pd-MY--I-4-4-Joofo-Y-c?-lb-Y-4-II-4--2 Issuo4 ALL 'the gusek Visini Valuci portul Dnspl Ltd You crezu give Nell Chocl A T HRILLING WAR STORY gl fair PA1SP.l Doesn't take a minute. PARIS PATE is ready to eat-- a dainty meat paste, always fresh and good-a marvel of clever French Cookery. Nothing is quite like it. You'll enjoy its delicious satisfying tastiness. So light and easy to digest. Makes an ideal snack --or a meal in itself. Keep a tin handy. h Your grocer sells it. I all Secret Sewice \J . . ' """ ",'"" dutles are pressnng, you don t want to break off and prepare a cooked meal for the middle of the day. The easiest-to-get, lightet and most nourishing of all lunches at such times is- Au.IuA a- Inatcrlals sea the roof--a world wide Certain-teed costs no more than the out I-any w-nuo-.I..l..__ .. ..a...J-. I- -F"' I`.F`..rlll lltl L`|lllpLlDUl'Uu "Deys one Oh de men fum de hossnple heah, ma am. "Another one ? - I "Ah clah to goodness, mazam, dey jes keeps a-comin an a- cmnin . Peahs like we cain t keep no close fo ourse f; de sheets an tablecloths an` n_ap- kms an eben de young mlss- The Genral says:- JEIVI % Come "in," said the mistress of the house, and there entered to her a battered and di1api_dated specimen of young humanity, his arm in a sling. My poor man! exclaimed Mrs. Varney. Sit dowif." Thank you, ma am. Martha, she called to the old woman, who paused at the door `on her way to the stairs, can t `rv was new`:- 3;a"- ...;}y' Trad." was a light tap on the` door aftexf Martha went out. VVIII IGOU IUIIE CIIUUSII UU"`bU':` Yas m, said old_ Martha smffing. Ah m a-gwme. Does you want to see de man? Yes, send him in, said Mrs. Varney. ..-.. .-l mu uc uan lllbU ue uury. Ask her if they have anything` to send. Even if it s only a little, ; let them have it. What they need most is bandages. There are some in H0waI'd s room, too. Give them half of what you find , there. I think what we have left |Wlll last long`enough t0-t0--l Vne rn uni.-i n`r' ll.\...A'I.... Is Miss Kittridge here yet, Martha? Yas m',. Ah jes seed her goin thru de hall into de libI"y." ARI! hon fhnxr lnnxrn nntvllu-int: 5V0 And we have just sen_t all the bandages we have," sald Mrs. Varney, smiling. nnn Itvn nnrxl `A not! nay`.-... ......9 cuurran `II. A commission From the President. The door giving entrance to the hall was opened unceremon- iously by the 1-otund and privil- eged Martha. She came at an opportune time, relieving the tension between the mother and son. Wilfred was not insensihle to his mother s feelings, but he was determined to go to the front. He was glad of the interruption and rather shuamefacedly took advantage of it by leaving the- room. 5511? II at 111.11. Fbad! 561' v cu. .|.1\._y , a111111l.15o Den we got to git, some mo . Dey says dey s all used up, an `two mo trains jes come in lcrowded full 0 wounded sojahsl ..__.QT|, ITIAQ, all nln nv1n I"lI|f`(\I1I }te`s,s, petticoats, dey all hab to An_1 N... 1...... :....1 .......A .1: LL. Ngvelized by Cyrus Townsend Brady By Wm. Gillette bu Auu u wuuuucu augaua` mos all Oh em dreffeul of the effect of the rain, snow, sun, wind, heat and cold on the materials used - and ._ _____- AL-_ -L- white-faced, a nut: 115111,. i They stared at each other, , moment, when '-there entered to them youth and beauty incarnate. There was enough resemblance between the pale, white-haired molher and the girlish gure in the doorway to proclaim their relationship. !The girl's cheek had lost some [of its bloom and some of its lroundness. There was too muqh `that was appalling and fearful in and nhnunl D3.-nhvna-.\A GI...-n --A1 `-- .uuu.v vvuna uyyuuung cuvu 1Ci1l'1Ul III 'and about Richmond then not to -- _. ..u -uuuuu 11 11C |visited mine twice. He will come zagain tomorrow. V ` The second woman stood look- ing at her in mingled sympathy and amazement, and there was a touch of pride in her glance, too. She was proud of her sex, and she had a right to be there in Richmond that spring, if ever. ; I understand, said Miss Kitt- nridge_ at last. "I suppose you 1 \.1\vA.|:. Well. Martha, what is it?" asked Mrs. Varney, striving to rt-gram her composure. "nave nnn nk An nun.-. 8... A- .-_-., uu-as vpu AlL1pulDlVUly LUVVHFG the door, but Mrs. Varney caught her by` the arm. No, `she said firmly; "I can t let you. ` Not for your own son?" I am thinking of the sons of other mothers. The surgeon has done all that he can for him. And think how many other sons would have to be neglected if he visited ; rm... nnnr--J --~ Iuull uuu auu SE She started in M1 her arm Ann 97 ~,_|,_,. __ uuuu xuxa. Vi1l'IU:3y. ` ` But they would not refuse; you, Mrs. Varney, said Miss Kit- ? in-idge quickly. The-I'e s that ; man going back to the hospital, jhe s in the dining room yet. I ll ,call him and send word that- : Qfnr-fad ;I`r\v\rnlnu...I-- A,.---- I Juno "1 can't ask him to come twice} wi_th so many waiting for him, sald Mrs. Varney. RI fhii iivnuslzl A1 -~`*' n||\/I uuollls 3 And has the surgeon seen him this evening?" Not tonight. Why not? exclaimed Miss Kittridge in great surprise. Surely his condition is sutlici- ently critical to demand more than one brief visit in the morn- ing. .51 ,,,....H. _-1 1 - vIJUlC any uuauge"` Not for the b'tter, was the reply. I am afraid his fever is increasing. uAn`.' kn`, ;]__ _____, unuul VVUIIIGII. Well, it doesn t matter," said the other. `1s--4s your s0n--4s\ there any change?" I Nnf fnn Han l..,.un..H ._._V H uulnuuat, a.uu-- ` My dear girl, said the mat- ron, stay as long as you pnssi-[ bly can. I will see if Martha; can t serve you something to eat after a while. I don t believe there is any `tea left in the lhouse. ` Bread and butter will be a feast, said Miss Kittridge. And I don't -believe there is much butter either, smiled the older woman n `5\lT,.Il :1 J IlL\J|1IlClD- ` No, no,_ she said b1'ave_ly;l `and our tlredness ls nothlng compared to the wearlness of our linen. We are going to stay late.` tonight, Mrs. Varney, if you willf let us. There s so many more wounded come in it won t do to stop now. We have found some old linen that will make splendid bandages, and- IE2, Ann... ...:..I n -,-I :- JKILI nu mu: uuuu. 1`UUllI. You must be tired to death, said Mrs. Varney to Miss Kitt_ ridge, looking at the white face? of the other woman. Her broth- l er had been killed a few days be. fore, but the clods had scarcely rattled down upon his eotn be-.. fore she was energetically at work again---for other women s brothers. 617- SYNOPSIS. ' 1 CHAPTER I-M'rs. Varney, wife of a Confederate general, has lost one son and has another dying from wounds. She reluct- antly gives her consent for Wil- fred, the youngest, to join the army if his father consents. The: federals are making their last assault in an effort to capture Richmond. | ALI UIlCCll|JlIJo At this moment me of the lad- ies who had been working in the other room came in carrying a small packet of bandages done up in a coarse brown paper. Oh, Miss Kittridge, said Mrs. Varney. here is the gentleman Wh0___99 Miss Kittridge was a very` businnss..like person. `phurn in nu-.." .n---- --4- vunlu IJU llI..7Cl.l|l C}\UlU.lUl1ll5'; `Come 1'13-`Int dis way, you po ch1le,_ an see what Ah s got fo you In de dinin room. \ \-'nuu .\-..`-.4 L... .l_ ._.,, 1 .1 nul .....u.u uu u u. wcrcu L nu you. Don't forget your milk in the dining room, said Mrs. Varney, I'm not likely to, ma am, re- turned the soldier, as, in spite of his wounded at-m, he bnwegd gracefully to the women. In the hall Ma1'tha s voice` could be heard exclafmingz nnlnn l`ifI`]If (`is \1'n11 tvrxuu nu?! vvunzuug uucru uuiugut. Yes, ma am, I've been over there, [but they re not working for the hospital; they're making sand-bags for fortifications. And where are you from?" , I m a Louisiana Tiger, &ma am, answered the man proudly. | You don't look much like it inow," said the woman. `smiling. ' . No, I guess the lamb is more _Ilk(? me now, but just wait until `I get well enough to go to the front again, admitted the sold- I ier cheerfully. Al vnnrvannl ..-~ -1` IL ` uu-"III! DH-lll\C pt'l'SUll. There is every scrap we have, she said, handing the soldier the parcel with a little how. If you will come back in: lan hour or_ two, perhaps we shall have more for you.a rPhnY`1v un.-. 1..,J:,.,. .....: n-,n Aauvu nuuxc nu yuu. 1 l Thank you, ladies, and God bless you. I don't know what our poor follows in the hospitals would do if it weren t for you."i Dnn f fnrvo-of xrnn-rt rnly in llnn IIIEDUU IIBU LICUUGI n Martha will set it for you in the dining room while you are waiting. What `hclqaital did you come from, byutheh way?" The Winder, ma`am. And is it full?" They are laying them on blankets on the floor. You can hardly step for wounded men. I suppose you need every- thimz"? !'you get something to eat and :drink for this gentleman?" Well, the pantry ain t obah- owin , as you know, Mrs. Var-n- ey. But Ah recko Ah might fin `a glass 0 milk ef A jes had to. I A|l ruin rrinn hno n-nun `r\ gu gnu-an U` lulu: U1 nu JCD uau LU. All our wine has gone long ago, said Mrs. Varney to the soldier, but if a glass of milk--" I |'|n1yn~n7` nnnn 4. a-Inn- Al` -u-.I1- uuluavl, nut: 11 0 510105 UL llllll\"" I haven't seen a glass of milk for three years, ma am, answer- ed the man, smiling; it would itaste like nectar." H'll....LI.... ...:II _-1 :1 1--.. _,_ 3+++4+++++++++++3 THE IAIIII IXAIIIER AND SATURDAY MORIIN -111 auu UUIIU I.a.Lr"' impulsively toward `GPA hnf Mpg `7or-r\nu~r nn--A-1-` The son of Mrs. Eliz Martin,` murdered by a negro at Murphy- bow,. Ill., asks to be the hangman on Oct. 16th. Low Fares to the California Expositions via Chicago 8: North Western Hallway. Four splendid equipped daily trains from the new passenger terminal-Chicago to San Fran- 'cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. Choice of scenic and dir- ect routes through the best of the West, Something to see all the way. Double track, auto- matic electric safety signals all the way. Let us plan your trip and furnish folders and full par- `ticulars. Ask for free booklet Itineraries of some of the Forty Ways and More to the California Expositions. It will save you time and money. B. H. Bennett, G.A.,. 46 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont. 35-37 `JV./`I11. Yes, mother, for the war de- _ partment telegraph. service. And he gave it to me, a special com- mission. He gave it to me for father s sake and for(Japta_1n : Thorne s sake---he has met him and likes him-and for my own." What sort of an appoint- ment?" Appointing him to duty here in Richmond, a very important lposition. He won t be sent to the 'jl'ront, and ,he will be doing his duty just the same. But. Edith, you don t-you can t-- Yes, it witll, mother. The president--l just love him--told me they needed a man who un- iderstood telegraphing and who .was of high enough rank to take [charge of the service. As you know, most of the telegraph op- erators are privates, and Captain Theme is an expert. Since he s been here in Richmond he's help- ed them in the telegraph oice often. Lieutenant Foray told me so. Mrs. Varney rose and moved away. Edith followed her. Now, mammal she exclaim.. ed; I feel you are going to scold me, and you must not, `nu,-. ;-ause it s all fixed and the commission will be sent over here In a few minutes-just as soon as it can be made out--and wh-n it comes I 9111 0'rn'nn- 4.` .-...-.A _ --_......` \.r\.A\I `uuu VV;l"l I am going to give it ta self. Irv` -. _ Tdgfv ' XIX an.-1-n...":.a:-.':s..n K and iritndependu nherdi tion and grcuiation. Sang: skin, pxgzalea, facial blemishes and depression dis- a after the a stem has been c earned and the bfood puried by Ede 1.` U1 a1--- 6517- - 91 Illa! I I am going right away, honey. There is lots of work for us to do and-f H 6617- , v ----.. ... - `saw. A-I15 avausaanaa usvsua nag` vvalayully of Building pen New York City Chicago Philadelphia 5!. Louis Boston Cleveland Pitt-Iburzh Detroit Sen F ranciaco Cincinnati Minneapolis KID! City Seattle Atlanta Houston London Hamburg Sydney _ I nus. vuruey sat down weamly' jby the table, and Edith pulled up a low stool and sat at her feet. \Ve1l, my ideai"? Mamma-what do you think`? ;\Vhat do you think`? | I think a great many things, `said Mrs. Varney, ``but- 1 Yes, but you wouldn t ever think of this. . Certainly I shall not, unless "you tell me. 1 Well, 1 have been to see the president. The p1'esident-M1'. Davis? I Yes. 4 I And what did you go to see the president for? I asked him for an appoint- ment for Captain Tliorne." For Captain Thorne! My ldear-- !'uU (ll1U- You don t mind. I hope," said ,Edith Varney. calling aftor her as she went into the hall. N0, indeed," was the reply. Mrs. Varney sat down wear-ilyi 'bv thp table: and F`.hfh r...n,.,a .... IIJUL u ucx urau Ul'3:l` 65 i ss Kittridgv, I have something ant to tell mother, I Mon L'.`n..:,.I.., H. Mi'}{i-if1:iag'<:: ?`Swami the girl, I -very import- and-- I Miss Kittridge smiled back at `her. LL? , leave its mark even upon the most youthful and _ the most,` buoyant, yet things did not come 1 home to the young as they did to 1 those older. _She was still a lovely picture, especially in the soft radiance of the candles. She carried her hat in her hand. The owers upon it were assuredly. those of yester-year, It would: not have passed muster as the` mode anywhere except in be- sieged Richmond; and her dress, although it fitted her perfectly, was worn and faded and had been turned and patched and al- tered until it was quite beyond further change, yet she wore it as airily as if it had been tissue of silver or cloth of gold. The mother s face brightened. Edith, dear. she exclaimed, how late you are! It is after eight o clock. You must be tired out." but - _._ \I\l `"31 am not tired at all, answer- ed the girl cheer-ily. I have not been at the hospital all after- noon; this is my day off. How is Howard. Ll`! __S, `P Lsuvvul U1 I wish same, but worse. VI VA UL: The girl s face went sutlxdenly grave. She stepped over to her mother, took her hand and pat- ted it softly. - Is there nothing you can (In'. ' My dear, said her mother, Howar-d-we-are all in God's hagmLis. IIILIITJCQ l She d - ' 1 g 1 A lined helrvlvwgd and! Mice I\'iHn-i.ln-.. '7 m.:,1 u., ._:_u BEEOJlAM 3 Certain-teed Roong nn-1 Hwy :.\ OLA: --....` ..K V_It_)man s Health (T0 Bio Continued.) Pil]L I could say he seems aI.zVV` ):1 1~~u in hlm my- just the a little IKJ LID l`JlI\JVVu Alcohol: It. is bad company and unsafe to be with. It throws switches wrong; it reads ordersl wrong; sends orders wrong. It receives orders wrong: it calls red white; it never calls white red. It makes caution orders __without effect; it makes slow lflags without color. 5571 .~...L..... .-_- -" SEPTEMBER DANCE RECORDS Columbia`;: s: Records Railroad men throughout the United States have received a document dedicated to the well being of the general public." It is from the pen of a safety first" advocate. It is a New Year s pledge, circulated by the Frlsco system. Summarized it is as follows: 6lAl..,.l_-I. In A5696 .J1E"$'? KOO thousands of experi- ments in our labora- tories and on wide search for the best raw materials--a study A5702 (RAGGING TH E SCALE. (Claypole). I ) _'_ AL - pI I.'\l`Q.n panel A5694 ua VVILIIUUII l7UlUl'. It makes one meeting point Opinion of Men who Know. A5695 . I IIIILC U IJGIIU. I2-inch Ilienfucxv JUBILEE SINGERS SGHOT. $1.25 TISCHE. Carnes. Prince's Band. GT3`! III | "' -ob-1 -Iii I I I1 fiiio - |2-m|-I ~ Prince 3 Band. x $1.25 (KINKY. Bernard. One-Step. Prince's Band I 2-inch 3 I ,25 I 2-inch $ I .25 Joint Savings Account may be opened at The Bank of Toronto in the names of two or more persons. In these accounts either party may sign cheques or deposit money. For the different members of a family 01 a rm a joint account is often a great convenience. Interest is paid on balances twice each year ` r may get away with it-but I never coul . It took years of investigation and labor to bring `Certain-teed Roofing? up to its present high quality stan3ari[_ Certain-teed