CANADA

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 80, 27 August 1914, Page 5

CANADA

MPERIAL SENTIMENT STRENGTHENED. COOPERATION WITHIN THE EMPIRE ESSENTIAL. Times and Sydney Sun Services. London, August 25. Tie Tunes' Canadian correspondent lays that the war brought a revelation :® Canada. Some cherished beliefs have f xk'h absolute!.!' shattered ami dawning :onvictions powerfully strengthened.. i 'Wo can,'' the correspondent says, ' 'never again discuss the Imperial pr»b- I lem in the old fashion. Finding how necessary it is to co-operate in a timo of common danger we shall he raw 1 willing in timo of peace to organise for the protection of common ideals. The Dominion would not hesitate if asked ta ' provide 59, M) or even 100.000 tr»ous.'' FURTHER CONTINGENT MAV I'.ti SENT. Ottawa, Aiigii?t -V Owing to the enormous r,umber of i emits offering themselves ti Militia TV pertinent i.s considering whether to offer nn additional army corps < 20.WH) iiim, foi i-r-rvii'e abroad. Mr Hughes considers tit Lord ii'tchener's warning that no <mc can tell i h.o\Y long the war may lust is sullieient Ito iii'lue Canada to ji;';:"o for ■**<;r? eventuality. ALWAYS ON HAND. I "My little boy John suffered wir.ii colds and croup and Chamberlain's Cough Keniedv was the er.lv medicine that would give him relief." writes Mr John Norton, Marrawah. Tns. "I consider Chamberlain's Coug"". Remedy to be th-; best medicine, for ti:e complaints and make a point of always having it in hand." All chemists and -etorr'S. Wherever nun are found in good fellowship—where the brnw Scotch tale is told, and the guid smoke n-,.. to the rafters, man there, too, will ye find BONNIE DOON TOBACCO. Test it your- • eclf. j