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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13744, 6 April 1915, Page 7

!■- In over one hundred military-camps,' cur brave women's presence is a de- 1 light and a blessing to our hard-worked troop 3 (says the "War Cry"). Much is, as we know, being done by the various religious agencies for the comfort and well-being"'of the soldiers, but one circumstance which makes the work of the Salvation Army differ from all other efforts of the kind is the import- j ant share which its women are allow- \ ed to i-ake in it. Most of the Salvation Army stations are in charge of married i officers, and the influence of the 1 women, n ho " mother the soldiers, cor- : ! respond for them with their parents: and wives and sweethearts, do bits of I mending for them, and advise them in '■ 'numoious ways, has been of peculiar . 'f-alu^. "LADIES" :—Why is the .delicious "MILITARY PICKLE" the most tasty condiment on the market ? Buy a bottle ; 'to-day:- and supply .the answer. * i