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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2928, 14 November 1916, Page 6

A STORY FROM THE FRONT, MACHINE GUNS EXCHANGED FOR JAM! _ Here is an interesting sidelight on life at the front, as told by a leading War Correspondent:— "The English soldier's jam ration is the envy of both, the Belgian and R-onoh troops where the lines of tho different armies join. On one occasion, at tnafc , point whero the French forces are adjacent to the English battalions, it was ,evident that the British were in. difficulties, because of the activities of a German machinegun detachment. The French commander, knowing the English had no machine guns of their own, , offered the use of two French weapons for ten hours, in i-eturn for one case of jam. The offer . was gladly accepted." Oar Soldiers arc not supplied with jam because it is a delicous sweet, but because it lis a WHOLESOME FOOD. Jam should be on every table every day, and the finest'jam you can obtain is ; "K" JAM.. THE PUREST AND BEST OF ALL. Famed ,for its fine fruity flavour! Ask for "K," and refuse inferior ' brands. i KIRKPATRIOK, NELSON. BOHAN'S TEA CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE! TT in tested daily in our New Tea •* Room by hundreds of delighted teadrinkers. Their satisfaction demands that we serve the Best Tea we know. Why not enjoy that Tea every day in your home? We supply it to His Excellency the Governor, and.will be pleased to supply you. ■ ■■ D. BOHAN AND CO., Tea Boom-226 Lambton Quay.