Straits Echo, 10 December 1917

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    Masthead
    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. fOL. 16* #*4 Per Annum, PENANG, MONDAY, lOth DECEMBER, 1917. Single Copy, lo cents. No. 290.
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      1195 1 i i ft.fl t"l! 9 1»^ :a 'JkA A"i v §M WM! j i «BSD NAT GOOD CHANGE I 1 (BANKS Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. i APPOINTED STOCKISTS. ’Phone No 694, OR STOP ON YOUR WAY HOME FOB MICHELIN TYRES i (Incorporated
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      20 1 m I m n&l? •*3ll uf WHJCa U Trti HU p*M «H Is USE ‘srs S 3 cs V BSS
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    PENANG TURF CLUB. New Year Meeting, 1918.
    961 3 (Under S. R. A. Rules of RACE DAYS: FIRST DAY Tuesday, 15th January, 1918. SECOND DAY Thursday, 17th January,l9lB, THIRD DAY Saturday, 19th January. 1918 first day, TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY 1918. I 7 George Town Hate and Purse 5400- A Baudicap for all
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    American's Largest Prison.
    1968 3 Laurence Housman contributes to the Manch‘ ster Guardian an interesting article on Sing-Sing Prison. America, he says, is proud of its macuiue. They are beautifully nandled, and are effective for the production of maobine-like qualities, Ten years ago Sing'Sing Prison—the largest prison in New York State—was a
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      340 3 Entries Close U m wm January, 1918. Sp#c|%| Coa<H||oa Ha.dlop Rae«. -In all Handicap Races for W, th« Official Handicapper may, with the consent of the Committee, d ■ntc more or lees Classes than advertised and each Class will be separa e y PP® In all Divided Races" the Committee
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      52 3 rnn* PINKEHES ana: the little laxatives 3ace=| Will Keep You Fit I dotiag tke Summer, keeause tkey geatly stimulate tke bowels sad thus keep tke system eool, eleaa and keal.hy. so «sate pm phial at your druggist's M dirsot by avail on receipt ol prlss iron. DD. WILLIAMS' MEDICINE COMPANY.
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      602 3 I THE EASTERN PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 27, Beach Street, at the corner of Beach Street and Church Street Ghaut. CAPITAL $120,000. Auctioneers Brokers. The 193rd Auctioi Sale ot Rubber WILL BE HELD On Thursday, the 13th December, 1917, Auction Sales of Rubber held twice a week, on every Monday and Thursday.
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    Forged Notes.
    495 4 A Pbibst in thi Dock. Mr. Jestioe Farrer-Mauby has commenced (aaya the local paper) the hearing at the Ipoh of the cases against four Obinamen and a Chinese woman in connecti >r with the manufacture, circulation, and illegal possession of spurious on*-dollar notes, and the possession f a
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    War Loans Investment Trust of Malaya.
    268 4 SvßiOßxmoiri to 30th Novkmbib, 1917* No. of Applica- Amount, tioos. November 1916 237 $427,760 December 144 283,040 January 1917 192 243.870 February 204 331.990 March 323 246 900 April 142 314 560 May 115 265,*20 June 74 159 440 July 11l 152 470 August
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    Singapore Topics.
    978 4 Fancy the food vaiuo of the ooco-nut '8 a sub jet for debate in the Legislative Council Amat says everything is banuk m»bal now, cuco-nuts inoiudtd, and it he can’t eat a whole nut, some part is used every day that he has curry (woich iseldom) ur cak-s
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      45 4 Early Colds. Be careful of t be cold a you take at th.s time of the year. They ate particularly dan* gerout. A. neglected Cold may mean a win. tor-long cold. Take Chambet lam’s Cough Remedy at onoe, Fer sale by all dispensaries and dealers.
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      315 4 XX*»- XXX XXXX> XXXXXX>» 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXI WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW 8 CO., LTD. j PENANG. (INCORPORATED IN ENCLAND.) TAIPING J T HE FAMOUS TUSCAN CHINA WARS. This Ware is at once distinguishable from its many imitations, each piece in all designs has that clean e egant finish which always decides anyone on the
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      52 4 Accidents Will Happen. I» nny be to prpr nt an acci danf, bar it is not imposaib e to be prppir*d for it Cbamberlsin’s P*in Balm is Dot bp yond tnyone’a purea, and with a bottle of this liniment you are p»-ppaied for almost anything. For sale by all dupsnaaries
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      334 4 THF swasihya sahaya pills. Are the surest and most effica. ions for Nervous Debility. Bod,I, W,S' Sleeplessness Wssting Diseases, vSi Exhaustion, etc etc. y ltal They are unriralled in r HEALTH and are A BOON b,r°SI enjoyment of HAPPY LIFE the Pole, Agentt Thm Fknako Kubbbr Stamp Co 40 Church
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    The Late Mr J M Anthony.
    1482 5 Much Lamented Loss. Bv the death cf Mr. J. M Anthony, which took place at his residence, Chatgwortb," Northam R ;ad at 10 o’clock on Saturday nigh', P nang has lost one ot its oldest and most r*sp*-cted reHdents. The deceased, who was 70
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    P.C.C. Bowls Tournament.
    118 5 The following ties have been fixed for W«daesday, the 12th inst Single Handicap—E Reimann v R Owen (2) G B Crisp v W K Sharpe (l). D >uble Handicap—G B F 8 >utbam and J H B Smith t> H Muir and W B Hou§ton (3) The
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    Empire Theatre.
    529 5 Perhaps one of the fin°st picture entertainm nts ever screened attfce Empire will he presented at 9. ‘5 sharp this eveniug The first four reels of the much-ta ked-of U liversal serial The Voice on the Wire should attract capacity business as tbia great film was produced under
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      619 5 ara*- e*- aP sr* §P aJr* ir* r *r* atue Stae iSr* ie r* irSe se l£— Se Scar* SrSr* ise ***** ***** Srse Sr4f* ie Se Br- y Buc »fi! EXTRAORDINARY. Two Mammoth Feature Films for one payment secured at great cost to be screened exclusively for three nights
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      510 5 I The Penanti—Ara Kud<i Bead is now open to T'sffic. Executive Enoinbbb. P.W. NOTICE. THE 27th December, 1917, mentioned is the Government N tifioation published in our issue of the Ist, 3d and sth instant, regarding outstanding bills, should read A 220 d December, 1917. W. C. Michbll, Ret,dent Councillor,
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      428 5 KEDAH MEDICAL DEPARTMENT WANTED Oae Third Grade Dresser Apply to The Stale Sargeon. Alor Star, Kedah WANTED. Field Overseer Tamil -married per* ferred, Apply stating salary required etc to, A, B, C., c/e Strait Echo. WANTED. CHINESE SECRETARY able to write good English, age over 25 years; starting salary required
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    THE STRAITS ECHO.
    97 6 MKaM ImHj (exoept Sundays ud pvblio v beU^t) AT Til CBIHBION PRESS, Ltd. 59, Beach Street, Psnang. Vuoi i_m T m, $24 per unm Postage Extra. ff>i\ K4Maa (Post Free) 117.50 OABII iSDIKI 10H0—PENANG Telephone Nos. (Echo) 586 Printing Department 343 fl.B. —XU busine*» communication» ihould be
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    TO THE DEBIT OF DEMOS
    1172 6 Affairs in Russia have gone steadi y from bad to worse ever since the revolution which we all hailed with such delight and enthusiasm when it destroyed Tsardom last March. To day anarchy prevails throughout tbe country, the armies are murdering their leaders, a government
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    M. A. P.
    968 6 Mr. W. Danoin retained to Caledonia i Estate this morning. t s The Hon. Mr. E.G. Broadriok, Resident of Selangor, is expected back about Christmas. Mr. H. H. Hoeden is appointed to act tempoi arily as a deputy registrar of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Owen Owen left
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    RANDOM NOTES,
    990 6 The Seed and the Harvest. Ru*»i»n developments lend farther to the following passage f rom th rman secret set rice report, dated n.r' Ma-ob, 1918, and afteiwald, pabli.ti'”’ the French Yellow Books P ,hed i n D is turbancsa mnit be stirred up i n NortU Africa snd
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    London Rubber Market.
    25 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, December 7. The prices in the London Rubber M»rM to-day were: P*l6 Crepe 2/4 Diamond Smoked Sheet
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      212 6 WHAT SHALL I GIVE? IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR If jou are in quest of an establishment whtre there is an infinite variety of useful yet inexpensive presents, the right place is here. grand toy bazaar NOW OPEN. La-est comprisin' all the Season’s novelties. Dolls in Chinese Costumes,
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      55 6 IN AIU OF THE RED CROSS FUND. Owing to the demand for tickets IN THE PENANG LOTTERY Tbe Committee have decided to postpone the closing date for ontstations till Dec. 31st. Tickets can be obtained from tbe Secretaries in Penang, up till Jan. 3rd, 1918, and the drawing will take
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    21 6 death, ANTHOHT.--At. bis residence, ChatsWjrtb.” N irtham R >ad. on the 8th Dteem ber, 1917, J.sc-ph Manook Autlooy, a$ed 70 years.
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    BRITISH FRONT.
    1329 7 [Reuter's Telegrams.] Sir Douglas Haig s Report Londoi', D Of-mber 8. *p*glai Haig reports t “The enemy's »oli»a ia th, eight 10 the •khourboodof Fleiqo»™» to the north ueigoouu o {Menin ßo d Successful OperationLondon, Deoember 8, Sir Douglas Harg reports i „We csrried out a successful local
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    THE RUSSIAN TANGLE.
    1260 7 [Reuter's Telegrams.] Maximalism Spreading Sait London, Deoember 7. A oable from Peking states that Maximalism is spreading along the Siberian Railway and threatens to become established in Harbin. A Significant Incident* Petrograd, December 8. A Note from the British Government refusing to repatriate two Russians interned in
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    AMERICA AND THE WAR.
    662 7 [Reuter's Telegrams.] W&r Against Austria. Washington, December 8. The House of Representatives has adopted the resolution for war against Austria bj 363 Totes to one. The declaration operates from to-night. Washington, December 8. President Wilson has signed the declaration of war against Austria. Senate's Resolution Washington,
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    ITALIAN FRONT.
    360 7 [Reuter's Telegrams.] Defenders Fine ResistanceLondon, December 7. Renter’s correspondent at the Italian headquarters says i—“On the evening of Deoember 6, despite his boasting, the enemy only gained a pyrrhio viotory. His losses are extraordinary in comparison with the territory gained. The enemy succeeded in gaining a footing in
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    Outside.
    90 7 The following articles will be found on our outside pages Pages. 3, America’s Largest Prison. 4, —Forged Notes. War Loans Investment Trust of Malaya. Singapore Topics. —The Late Mr. J. M. Anthony, P.C.C- Bowls Tournament, 8. —Troublesome Drivers. F.M S. Gazette Notifications. Later Than the Mail. Municipal Commission, j
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    Tin and Rubber.
    90 7 Latest Quotations. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at $135-60, business done, in Singapore (refined) at $136.50, business done, (235 tons sold). Messrs. Boustead A Co. inform us that I the following were the quotations for Rubber on spot in London on the 7th iost. received on
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    Nova Scotia.
    663 8 [Baum’s Telegrams.] Portion of Halifax cn Fire New York, December 7« A pari of Halifax, Nova Sootia, is on fire as the result of a collision between two steamers, one of which was an American vessel containing ammunition. The explosion severed the wire communications of Halifax. Many Lives
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    Mesopotamian Campaign.
    611 8 [Reuter's Telegrams.] Official BtportLondon, Dcoember 8. An official message from Mesopotamia i stat a t—- We pursued the Turks as far as i Karalepeh village, twenty five miloa to tbe north of Bali Abbas to which the enemy was driven on Wednesday after a sharp engagement, The pursuit
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    Troublesome Drivers.
    638 8 Accused Bound Over. Owing to there having been a great deal of trouble among the drivers of motor-cars olyiDg for hire betwee the town and country distiicr* a petition was sometime ago sent to tbe C. P. 0. that a stand be erected at tbe junction of Prangin
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    F.M.S. Gazette Notifications
    303 8 The F. M, 8. Government Gazette notifies the following ap 00 intments of, and leave granted to, officers in the Federal Government:— Mr. L. V. Fox, Assistant E'eotrical Engineer, to act as Electrioal Engineer Kuala Lumpur, owng to the absence on le.veof Mr. J. C. W. Matthews,
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    Later Than the Mail.
    803 8 THE ADVANCE IN SYRIA. Graphic Stobt, The following R uter (e grams to the Australian p*ptrs supplement those received in India by direct cable London, Nov 5. Mr, Massey, tbe well known war correspondent, has te>g apbed a atiriiug despatch with regard to General Aienby’a surprise
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    “INFAMOUS SWINE.”
    169 8 Ex-Queen Sophia's Epithet. Atleus N. v. 6 Ex Q Sophia’s correspondence is incomplete, as the wireless telegrams are oii«*iog She described the bloody even's in Athens on December 1 1 st year as splendid victory over four great Powers, and asked the Germtn-Bu gar forces would be Buffi
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    PEACE TALK.
    618 8 German Offer to France London, November 7, Tbe Pe’is oorrpppondent of the Manchester Guct'dian confirms the message sent, on 0 t' her 26 v th** M«'an co»respondent of tfce London Daily Tele raph concerning tbe Gerujau peaoi prop a 1 The cor-es-pord nt fcdds t M. Brian wished
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    DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.
    546 8 Mb. Lees South’s Motion. LondoD, Not. 7. In tbe House of Commons jester day, Mr. H. B 8m th, Liberal member for Northampton, on th*rhird reading of the Fond Bill, moved as follows:—•• Provid. d satisfactory guarantees are cb’aind with regard to the independence aDd restoration
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    INDUSTRIAL UNREST.
    493 8 Debate in the Lores. t iu tt Lonao November 8 n h9H us e. of Drds yesterday Lord Salisbury referring to the Industrial uS k, mmi.sion s r. port, said that it ghowJ Jtott the woikiog clashes distrusted the j Government, trade uuion their th r,dotd the wto]
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    Municipal Commission.
    166 8 The following are tbe agenda for the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to ba held on 11th instant,— 1. Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. 2. To consider and if approved to pas* Supplemental Budget No. 1/19 7 Business Fob Obdinabt Mkztiwg. 1. Any special
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    To-day's Band Programme.
    40 8 The following programme of musio will be played at the Esplanade, to-day at 5 p.m, 1 Overture Feat B’«Herman 2 G*bote My Sweetheart Sibofhil 8 Selection The Silver Slipper Myddleton 4 Walt* Amoureuse Berger March Toreador Blviert
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    French Red Cross.
    171 9 1 Secretary of the French ij.liMf Fund, sends us the following W* r behalf of the French Red Cross to PP cb wa gi™ P ublicit y ,or the ob j rfot "enioit deserving one Tho French R*d Cross appeals again to nnroiitv of charitable persons in
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    The Export of Rubber.
    152 9 A Gazette Extraordinary amende and adds in the procuration prohibiting the export rubber etc, as follows —(1) That the following headings should deleted (D) rubber (raw, waste, a d reclaimed) solutions containing rubber, j-dlies confining rubber, and any other preparations containin* rubber j but not including
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    November Rubber Crops.
    15 9 Serendah 29.059. Eamasan 16 580. UcaD Simpan 12,120, Bukit Kepong 8.708 lb.
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    Tin Outputs.
    549 9 The total output of tbe Tronoh Mines, yd., from all sources for the mouth of November is piculs 1,348. The output of Tongkab Harbour for the week ended the 8th iust. was twenty-eight ton*. Messrs i Lean A Co, are officially informed that the output from Ipoh Tin
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    Penang Volunteers.
    797 9 Inspection bt G. O C. HEM jir-General D. H. Ridou‘, General-Offic r Commanding Troops, 8. 8. and F M S, accompanied by Captain W. D. f Y*tes, Staff Officer, inspected the Penan? Volunteers on thr- E r- lanade on Saturday and t •Iso during the field operations yesterday.
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    Shortage Of Tin.
    162 9 The Collector of Customs, Calcutta, draws the attention of shippers to th*prohibition of the export to all destinations of tin plates and receptacles made from tin plates The prohibition does not apply to tio ooverings of goods packed 6ither in old receptacles or in coverings made from
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    Twenty Years Ago.
    216 9 A correspondent write» to our Kuala Lumpur coDtempo'sry: Turning over the pages of a D ary the o»hqr d»y I found under date of August l9t, 1897. the following record of the leading t ffi dais ia S“l»ngor at that time Resident, J. P. Rodger (dead). Government
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      427 9 _)C TZDC DO IT’S GOOD TO FEEL TIRED after healthy exercise but if that tired feeling does rot disa: pear a ter a s its abnottnal. It means that you are anuemic or debilitated, that you need a tonic to build up your thin blood. Or. Williams’ Pink Pills for
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    The Nearest Star.
    622 10 A NEW DISCOVERY. A century ago we did not know for certain the distance of a single star. It w&t in 1839 that the great problem of determining the distances of the stars was first successfully overcome, almost simultaneously by Bessel, a German working at Konigsberg, and
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    The Week’s Events.
    207 10 Monday, Dbcbmbbe 10. Town Band, Esplanade. Wbdnbsdat, Decbmbbb 12. Town Band, Esplanade. Thursday, Decbmbbb 13. “Our Day” Entertainment by Taiping Convent* Saturday, Decembbr 15, “Our Day” Entertainment by Taiping Convent. Sunday, Decembbr 16. 3nd in Advent. Evidence continues to accumulate of the determination of our prisoners in
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      445 10 THONOH MINES LIMITED, (iNOOBPCBATBD IK IXOLiND.) DIVIDEND No. 48. A Dividend of 2/- per share less income tax 5/* in the A has been declared payable n London on December 21st and will be paid loaally on the arrival of the list of iiegiatered Shareholders from the Home Office, J.
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    The Child Criminal In India.
    1981 11 The Catholic Herald writes: lu EufcUnd tb- j .11« were definitely closed to tbe child ia 1908, and the whole burden of baying the eTer-inoreasing numbers ot juvenile offenders from the enterglemeats ot tbe law and criminal snrrouudings was thrown on an elaborate system of
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      281 11 E. O. Hotel. ■:o:« SPECIAL TIFFIN WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. -wrif, a a «sßmxr xir an:u»«rB» i LARGE QUANTITIES OF t Estate Requisites Supplies Always stocked. FOR PRICES PLEASE APPLY TO: 0 ESTATE SUPPLIERS COMMISSION AGENTS. 243, Beacli street, Penally;Telephone 743. MOO VOL BRITISH MADE THE STAIN REMOYER It will remove IROW-M
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      42 11 Early Golds. Be careful of tbe colds you take at this time of tbe year. They are particularly dsn* K°rous. A. neglected cold may mean a win* ter-long oold. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at onoe. For tale by all diepeneariea and dealers.
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      866 11 Shaftesbury HQTa cure NOW Under entirely new management SPECIAL K Tea FOB MONTHLY TIFFINS Satisfaction guaranteed Phone 953. NOTICE. A LIST OF APPLICATIONS for public house licences tor the year 1918 to be considered at the meeting of the Board of |'h Lc«osirg Jubt c»» on Wednesday, the 19 n
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      THE WAR.
      278 13 [REUTER’S SERVICE.] £a the Caucasus. Loadcn, Dc. 9, Liter. A liter Russian wireless report states General KorniU ff is attack n? in two places in tbe Caucasus, Central Rada and Ukraine, draw.ng tbe troops to the D»n region and biodeung the di-tiibution of tbe Bolshevik suppressive military forces.
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