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"iLuzianne and Corn Pong
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WHEN you see your mammy, Honpy,
brinin' in the collet1 and the pune, you
can lell before you tabte it that the coftt-e'a
Luzianne sure-nuf by thewhis a-streuiuing,
steaming in the air.
It's the coflee Luziunne you remember
and you hankor after it until you get another
cup.
Luzianne Coffee (your grocer has it) come9
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SONG OF YOUR LIFE,
Sir Rosslyn Wemyss, who was ap
pointed first sea lord of the British ad
mlralty to iucceed Admiral Jelltcoe,
He la a man of great executive ability.
DAI 'VIATION.
Would Have Nolhing to Stand
On.
A darkey was being assisted in
having his tilled. When ii came
to the branch of ihe army he de
sired to serve in, and asked 10
name it, among which was avia
tion, he listened alternatively, then
remarked : "Dai 'viaiion; whai's
dat ?" He was told that ii was
flying in ilie air, in a machine, he
asked : "Is it run by a engine,
like a t-'ord?" Being told that ii
did, he exclaimed with some feel
ing : "No, sir, boss; nolhin' like
dat. Don't wain to be up dar. 1
might be ridin' wid a while man,
and suinhV git de matter wid de
mechine, and he say, "Nigger, gii
out here and crank dis inerchine,'
boss, "I wouldn't have a darned
thing 10 stand on. No, sir; noi
dat."
Another darkey, iieing asked to
select the branch he would like to
go into, was faced with the same
aviation proposition, and he wan
ted to know what it was. Being
told it was to Hy in the air, he re
marked: "No siree; I wants to
stay on the ground." He was
told that if he went over to Trance
they might possibly blow him up
in the air, and hadn't he better be
riding in the air, instead of being
blow u up in it, replied: "No, sir;
no excavation for inc. You put
me down in de medicine depart
ments. NOT SO KICH.
"Maud says her lace is her for
tune." ' Well, she wouldn't be very
rich if she were two-faced.
DR. MILANKO VESNITCH
Dr. Mllanko Vetnitch, Serbian min
ister to France, who head the diplo
matic and military miiaion to the Unit
ed State, Doctor Veinltch rep re tent
ed hia country at the interallied con
ference In Paris.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS.T.ORIA
Don't let the song go out of your life,
Though ii chance sometimes to flow
In a minor strain; it will blend again
Willi he major tone you know.
"What though shadows rise to obscure life's skies,
And hide for a lime the sun,
The sooner they'll lift and reveal the rift,
If you'll lei the melody run,
"Don't let the song go out of your life;
Though your voice may have lost its trill,
Though the tremulous note may die in your throat,
Let it sing in your spirit still.
"Don't let ihe song go out of your life;
Lei it ring in ihe soul while here;
And when you go hence 'twill follow you thence,
And live on in another sphere."
WEEPING FOR A NIGHT.
"Weeping may endure for a night but joy comeih in 1 1 it- morning.
Psalms 30:5. Suggested by a sermon.
Just for the night, the weeping may endure,
Just for the night, the darksome shadows tall;
When morning dawns the light will conic again,
And shed its radiant beams o'er all.
Just for the night, the pathway seems so dark,
No glimmering ray to show us w here to go;
But daylight comes, the t'nmlorter is near,
And guides us over way ; we did not know.
Just for the night, life's s "'.'ins so lull of gloom,
And oft our pillow is bedewed with tears;
Bui on the morn new joy will fill our hearts,
And chase away the sadness and the tears.
Private John McCtain of Dayton. 0.,
a member of the American expedition
ary force In Fran-.e, wearing the
French Croix de Guerre with the palm
awarded him by the French govern,
ment for saving 50 persons when an
enemy aviator dropped a bomb in the
village in which he was billeted. Mc
Claln quickly picked up the bomb and
running to a nearby river threw It far
out from shore.
DIPLOMAT.
"Brown is a rlevor K'lv, he
is."
"Wimr'u I... .i.,u ,,.
"Mot his wife on tho street,
dodged her, turned his nose up
when she waved at him, and
when he finally bumped square
ly into her and sho wanted to
know what lie meant 'liy his
conduct, hunted if he didn't
tell her lie didn't recognize In r
ami thought it was some im
pertinent person trying to flirt
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You might be visited by thieves or fire-an account
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3 THE BANK OF HALIFAX
N. L. Stedman,
President
HALIFAZ IT.
P. C. Gregory.
Vic, president
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F. H. Oregory
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SIR FREDERICK E. SMITH
Just tor ihe night, we sigh and mourn and
And feel that liTe is more than we can bear;
Bui when the gladsome sunshine brightens all
Our hearts rejoice in beauty everywhere.
Just for the nighl ! O weeping one look up;
Larth's shadows soon will llee away,
And joy will come, and we will enter in
The glorious dawn of an eternal day !
weep,
BILL'S LAST CHANCK. THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.
The following comes from n I
reader who is employed on mu-
nitions: ,
There had, it appears, been
an explosion at a neigborinc;
factory, and the manager, who
was snatching a brief holiday
at the time, hurried home to
investigate.
"How in the world did it
happen;-" he asked the foreman
as he viewed the wreck. 'Who
was to Illume':"'
"Well, jolt see, sir," was the
reply, "it was like this. Hill
went in the mixing room, prob
ably thinking of something
else, ami struck a match in
mistake. He "
"Struck a match!" exclaimed
the manager ill aina.eineiit. "I
should have thought it would
have Ii. tii the last thing on
earth he il do."
"It wi, sir" was the rejoin
der. -Chicago Herald
HATH I: If WAS K HINT.
"1 understand old man Simp
kins was very much opposed lo
his daughter marrying Bill
Smith; called Bill a fool and nil
that sort of thing."
"That's all very true, and be
fore he had been married six
months Bill admitted the old
man was right." lallas(Tex.)
News.
It is much easier to deceive our
selves than it is lo deceive others.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
"Morning, Jim."
"Morning, senator."
"Jim, I suppose you are going
to vote for me as usual. My poli
cies "
' Your policies are all right, sen
ator. But there was a mighty pret
ty girl around today looking for
votes."
ANSWERED PRAYER.
He asked for strength thai he
might achieve; he was made weak
that he might obey.
He asked For all things that he
might enjoy life; he was given life
that he might enjoy all things.
He asked tor riches that he
might be happy; he was given
poverty, thai he mighi be wise.
He asked for power ihai he
might have the praise of men; he
wi Rvn .v::t.!icc.s ha; he ir.iKhi
feel the need of (Jod.
I le asked lor health thai he might
do heller things.
He has received nothing ili u he
asked for, all th.u he hoped lor.
His prayer was answered.
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NO MOTHERS IN-LAW,
Why do you think
II turn out to be a hap-
Wilkins
iheir life w
py one?
Bilkins Because their parents
were so angry about it ihat they
refuse to visil ihem.
Life is bui a dream to ihe aver
age young man until experience
kicks his shins and wakes him up.
Some men are never deep think
ers unless they go down in a mine.
Sir Frederick E. Smith, who was
Great Britain's censor during the first
year of the war, is now on a visit In
the United States. He believes the
censorship should not prevent the pub
lication of the heroic deeds of the
troops.
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