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AUCTION£ER6 PIG I 6081 hn\'(] IIlnnul,frulII Trl.IIII',,· 10 "'Iuul)) nut intond cnrrYIUIC UTI Ill)' .~:., tiull BUliltl t!,ruugh tho C~Hllltr)'t CUIHOI. ', .. will rucol 1 rllllliit. ,\ll0lltlOU by wrlLitll-:' flit! utili)' I,rut'o '1',d~lrll~8 or l' hOllo ::;hurbron~ l:,j 1111 ru \'UrttO oli Uf~

rlCON A8 UlIl1l\l. Sntltsluctiou Ouarltilluo

N. WILSON, M.A.A., ,'69 Langsldo St., Wlnnlpog

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IN MEMORIAM IN LOVING MEMORY PRODUCTION .. AND THRIFT OF THOMAS ;.,":.

BOYNE CREEK 1\lrs, J, 'Vl'i"hl ami dallgh1cr h'y

I('I'L 1'1'0111 Hollaml rOl' n. dsiL ill t.he ei (,y lrlsL Friday,

I FASHiONABLE WEDDING

Thomas Joseph Ring JOSEPH RING Some Ways In Which Every Citizen May Be Pptriotic~~Curtail ~xpenditure and

Produce' lVIore 'Vhell 1 hI' Hlltl lIeWH hC'en.lIlo

IwowlI or th" III1l'xppeled ,l"alh of ThomnH .lmlcph, ollly 1''''I')\"I~d SPII

of Ml'. mill ilII'H, TholllllH Hillg, Tl'e­heflH'. ill 1111., whir'h oemll'ed "al'ly , '

EaRLel' i\l'ollday IIlOI'llillg, April:!,1 (h nt I,he I'amily rf'sidplll' .. ·• L111." COlli, mlllliLy waH hLi1'1'O,1 to d .. pLhH of s,ir­I'OW nlHl sYllqmthy.

Allcl' all i!hl''';~ 1 'lsl,illg ollly ~illeo !.lIe pl' .. vinll,~ TIIlII:sdny 1II01'I11llg, denth '-'11111" wi(.h lJlldl Hlldd'lI [(,HH thnt tho n'lIlizal ion \Va,; :dlIlOflL illl' posHihl" ,I" h"lif!\"', Bill, (he t.hollght of t.hose IIi.'J'ca\'(!d, Loge 1,1 Il' I'

Safely] [Ollie!

am ] ('Olllt' ill hea\'PII, d"lll' OIlC'S; 'Oh so happy, allll HO hright!

Therp ifl pel'l',·c!, joy IIl1d heallt.y J II tlds "V,!t'lnRtillg light.

All Ihe Pltill 111111 gl'iel' al'e over: E \,(:I'Y 1"~HLlcSH tossi IIg [lnA~ed;

J :till 1I0W Ill, IJelwe fm'eve!'. , Snf('ly HOllle ill hen.\'cllaL In.st!

Did YOII \\'OIIl!"I' I HO ,!nlllllj' Tl'o,1 I hI] vILlI .. ·y of Lhl] Hlllul,,'1

AI!! hilt ,rl'RIIS' lowo illllln'nell Every ,ltu'" 111111 I'clLrl'lI1 gladL"

wilh tito lIIallY '1l1aJ:itiCR uf I.hl) de' Alld He Cn.IIIC Hilllself 10 meet IlW

cPILHerl w hi (, h h lid ell Ilea I'CC 1 hi III Lo those fU\lOllg wholll Ill' hnd spent hiR whole life, se(!lIwd to 101lell all to a eOl1lllllln R),llIpal.lIy "I' LIIIl cleepeHt alld RaddcHI, lIal.III·,',

1"I'iday nlld Dlltlll'dlLY 1'0 II Ilf 1 .100 (IIR III,' waH Cldl,!d) ill,almosL his IInL· III'1lI heallh, ho I'L,il!g al'OlllH1 tho hOllso liS IIslIal. SaLIf."day ('vcllillg Iw ,\'ILS HIH!I!<'1I1y H"iwd with Hnothet, Im'l al.tlwL allll I:ll','I' thnt

, O\'cl!illg NIII'.~\l S(;illltOII waH ualled, 1mt nil hel' Hkill and LillO doclol"g WCI't! ill vnill, 1'01' aI, Lwt minutes past I'ntll' ill"w;lny IIlOJ'lIillg J'oe pnssed a wny, 11 u was ILIICOllsciollS the gl'onlpt' pal'L of SIIIlI!ny alld fl'OIll six o\,lock p.lIl. J!CWl·t· .1'cgllined conspiousueHH. buL Hank gl·.ulua\iy 1't'OIll I,wn fl.lIl. 1\lollllny ll\C.'l'nillg, His 1\11 ll'erings wero great.

.III LllIlt wily flO hn.rd to trend; And wi I,h J CRIIS' ann t.o ICIIII 011.

COlllr.l 'I hn.\'o OliO dOllbL 01' dl'ead?

ThOll .1'011 mll!;t IlOtgl'iOY2 so HOl'cly, FOI' .I lo\'e YOII delLl'ly ALilI;

Tl'y Lo look hoyolld earth's shal!ows. , ,I'my to tl'lIst 0111' Tl'ntllct"H will.

Therc is work still wlLilillg 1'01' YOII, f::ln you mUHt 1I0L idly stalldj

Do it 1I0W, whllc Ii 1'0' I'elllaiII Lod, You shull i'cst ill Jesllfj' lalld,

'VhclI LI\Il~ wOl'k iH all oOlllplotor.! He will gonL!y call YOII Home:

Oh t.ho mpLlIro 01' that meetillg! all Lho joy Lo HCO YOII cOllie!

S(\lIt llY It \Villllipeg fl'iellrl, 1\llss K, CllOSS~1 ~N,

A l,lIlllJphloL has heon issuecl hy o("(,11Cl hOlllo thoy call hc~t fORI eI'

I.ho Pad intnclI tlLI'Y 'Val' Sn vi IIgs economy i II food alld dol,h i IIg,

ComllliLtee ill BI':tnin enLitled Hcdndioll ill men.t'Pllting might "\Vhy 'VC' 1\inst Savo alld How," 1m gfllllmdly pt'adiscd wil,IICHIL loss AR it is illtollded to illllstl'lllll the 01' Htl'l'lIgth, posHibilit,icH of Havillg by nil e1nRRPH ,CIII'PHC' iH 011" of Lho he~t nlld lh!'I'!! 1\1'0 IIccesHlLrily mallY hilllH most, whol"Homf.] 1'1IJilsl.il.IILI'A fot' cnirJulnLl'll 1.11 be flf vnltH' I he wot'lr! lIIonl., OYCI' alld ('speoially ill n flilial('ci ,EC!OIlOIllj' alld good lligeHtioll n.l'l' cOlllltl'ies, ] Il tho lil'st plnco it 00111- aidl'l! I,y IIC\'Ot' eutillg Ill'Cmd that is hn.ts LIlli 1I0tiOll thnL Lhose people lIot aL lenst ~'I hOIll'R old, Tell IWI' who spend nil Lhoy mako nr/) lIel'- e~'1l1. of Lhe oost of bread wOllld b.,

eflsnl'ily benolittillg tl'nde, Oil tlw AILYec! hy I'igillly lIr1hel'illg 10 1hi3 cOlltl'ury tltlJSO who 8;1.VO wiHely ad· silllplo prnctiee. vn.ntngo themsolv(IH, thoirllcighhol's 'Fewl'l' OOlll'SOS n.t dillner WO II leI n.lld theil' oOlllltry, Spelldillg 1I0L menll fLlIY wC'n.l'illg 011 I.Iw \IIolley on IlIxlII'y gi\'os n cortn.ill health. bllt 10SH WOI'k Illld II10re AUI'-

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C, '\':tI'rclI alld ill iss Amy \Val'­I'ell l"fL Hollnml lo joill ill I'!!. 'Val'-1',)11 ill f'~yillg goml·\'),o Lo theil' SOIL

I<'l',~r!, or thl) 7RLh, who iH 11'Iwillg rot" (I\'f"t'HPflR r-wl·\·i(~n.

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All SaintH' Chllrch, Bt'padway. \Vinnipcp;, WIIS the scelll] of n. protty weddbg nn Sa l,lIrdny, April :!:?nd, whell 1\liHs Edi(h "rdghL. r111111,;htlll' ,,1' i\It" 111111 ilfl'S, J, 'Vright. of iloYII" Cn'''k. WILS IIl1iled ill the honds of IIII1LriIWlII.\' tl' HI, '''ill­illlll Si III illS, 01' \Vinllipeg. by tho H,,\·. iI[t,. LOllieks, Thl' bride WIlS clllll'millgly gowned in a dross of plIlo hhtll silk, wi Lh pn.lo blue 0\'01'­

dress ,ll'lIped with laco IIIIC! bl'il· lillllLIl. 111111 edge .. l wlth fill'. Sho wore a pictllre' ,!t'eAs Lo IIIllLeh, H'~I' Lm\'ellillg tll'l'fl!> WIIS 01' old go"l silk poplill, wit,h Eall (Ie Nilo Hilk tJ'in\lllillg, [LJI(la croalll eOI'clll'

roy !:oat..

ILlTIOllllL of olllplOYlllenl., bilL no[.h· illg like Lhe emploYlllont that ill' \'esl.menL ill dosimbl" lLlld llooesslll'y articlcs does. Tho host wuy to con­voy the ment in this useful alld Limely pn.mphlet would soom to be to Bummarizc ils cOlltenLs ill briel' cmplllltiu sOlltcnces. n.s I'ollows:-

J\ l'lel' Lho r:(,I'(,IIIOI'y rL reception , EXOGssi\'(1 oxpendiLllre Oil wcel· w IS held lit thc J'esidUllfle or ill 1',

It is ill dress thnL WOlTlell eOlllcl hllst ('UOllomi;.~e, SimpliciLy of material docs 1I0t 1Il0;Ln I<.lHH attl'llct­l\'e1l08H,

Thril't if! a lIn.tional duty, so Lhat the motwy thus sn\'ed may bo ill­\'csied, with the gO\·Cl'nmellt.

Tho 1110re gOOdH wo bllY at hOlllo nnd tho 11101'0 we lI1ako and SOlid

abrolld thc rich 01' !,IIC OOIlIlLI'y he-\'\ eomes,

E\'Cl"y c10111ll' ahroael tlml; mighL bo obtnill(!rl at hOlllo lIIeans lIIonpy

cHllg,.; IIwl I'lInct'al>! shollid be \V. Simllls, SI'" "ali Cudaw J\ \'ell \1(', a voide, 1. Fort HOlIgo, J\ LIlHJ.y wedding

, Lnholll' relensod fl'om lhe IIHLnll- hreald'llst waR sel'\'cd amI t hc LlIbleR factllre ,\lId salo 01' Lhillgs Lhll~ cnn

wet'l! chlll'lningly der:ul'Ilto' I \;ilh b~ diBJlenH,~(1 with ifl Iwnilahlu 1'01' el\l'l\fltiollS, t'OSeH ILlICllillioH, AlIlollg 01 hot, alld 1110]'[' IIs,'1'1I1 \V0l'k. the gllcsts wero: ill 1'. L, Ull(.l'H,

EX[l()wlitlll'o 011 1,,(011'. (.Cllllifl :Lnd 1 ull', all,l i\l.1'8. C, 'Vnrrnll. 1\1.1', al\( nl;hCl' gUIIIC'S of i,!eaHIII'c eOIll<I, he ~II'A, Pal'fitl, 1\11', 'V, \VlIl'I'ell, iiiI'. ill}lIcficilllly elll'l,n.ill"'l. 1t1H11\II'H, llowlli('. 1\ It" 111111 1\[I'S.

The gh'illg or 'pI'l'HonLs nil all Thomsoll, 1\lt'. IIml illrs, BlLtcmn.n. tl'i\'ild i)(]onsiolls if! 1.0 he ,IiSCOllt'- i\l.I', and 1\ It's, J,ilynlllll. ~lt" l\[a1\n·

T ench •• Staples

Tho hOll1o of MI', alld 1\lt'H, J, J, S(,npleR Trehol'l1e. Mn.II.. was the sc,C'1l0 of n. lll'eLty wedt! illg 011 tho 1\ I'tl't'II0011 of \Ved II eRd a)' • A pril2tiLh. wI \('11 Lhci t· dallgh tnr EllIlah, heeallw Lhe wi fe o[ Ho\'. G l'alllLl\l H. 'l'PIIC'h B,A, of Sl.oekLOII. illnlliLoha,

The I'crelllollY Wn.H pf'rfOrlllerl by Hew. i\l. C. 1~11lL!. of POl'lng!' la I'l'Itil'ie, assistc,l· l,y Rev. A, H, illnllllders of Hollnlld,

Prolllptly at half nftot, Lwo 10 Lhe

sLl'ILillH of LohollgrillS Bl'idn.1 chorlls plaY'Jd hy 1\1 rH, LOfltio Dilworth. or Kclowlln B, C, Lhe bride elltered tho dl'!\willg 1110111 011 tho n.rllt of hm' fathcr, Dho WOI'O H clILillty gown of 1 \'Ol'y Hilk de chello voiled with silk 1I\1I1''1niseLte n.mi tl'illll11(lcl wiLh rl!al l:wo nlld peat'IH, Her bridn.l n,jl was WOI'1l ill COI'olloL RLyle nnd she efllTicrl a sheaf or Eusl.er lilies. Iiel' ollly orlllLlIlonL WILA a hand­somo lI{Jokl:lce, Lhu gift ot' thogt'ooll1.

i\I iss Lllella Staples. Histo,' of tho 11I'idu. WIIS hl'idnslllllid, She worll a pl'otLy gowll or sholl pink lIillon Ovet' silk n.n'.! tl'inllllecl wiLh lihadow I:WL', SIll' eat'l'ierl It lJOlIlJllot oJ'pink I'OSI'H n.lld 1"'1'11 tio(l with chillolll'ih­hon with sl.I'IlalllOI'S or hlack rihbon \'01 yot.

Deocased was bl!rn Febl'lIa1y;!.Ist, ]8!l0, nnrl he had lived 011 I;~I() hlllJiIl farm all hi!! IIfc, H,! W:IB a,1l cnCf­gotic lind ambitions yOllllg ;-rllrll/pl"

Thn ElIgli!'lh lIaLiolllti (IlI1bl('m, tho rOHe, i!:! lho oldest Ilowcl' oI: which Lhtlt'c is nllY Ilistol'ieid t'ooor(l, ] 11-

doed, tho mo~L rLlwiellb wril,jllg ill oxistence IIIOJlt.ioll l,his 1I0wer.

Hight awny bllek to Lho hiOl'o, glyphic' w\;i tings of ' tho I~gyptiIUlil', tho old Greek rooords. lind ill ancioll t PcrHiall I i I m'ntllrc. Lh;) I'OSO iH spoken 01'. CleopaLrn IIl1d Ncro spellt, lhe 1:01l1n.1I e'lu i \"Iden t or thollsn.ndli of POIIIIC1H 011 ros('s alld rose potills fot'

goillg Ollt or tlw cOlmtl-Y. agu'! IIlId. wholl gi\'oll. tl,ey Ilhollld 13y do\'oting' n.ll o Ill' ellergios lo ho or all illcxpclIsi\'(j nlld IIsoful il;g.1\lifls 1\lyt'\L CllIllI(llel" i\\is!>cs

[l1'od,\loing things ,lIsefnland nbILII;r. 9l\j~~'!l?tel'" " , : ,_', ". ,_" JS\IIIJ

1' 'LII~lAdIJL \\,'\I;tl:l~:lltlt' 1\('.lltt:; ]1\"I"t:O"8]

cIoJ;ill'g"Lltc Ilurely ornnmenLnl' n.tid .. 1'j'osenLs :Lnd girtH, might tldw '. 1111 nfl. " I'H, ' • .., • u ".

Little i\I iSH \<'t'ietllL DilworLh, lIiece ot' thc lwille. in a chm'ming' I iLtlu French ell'eAs ot' \\' hite om. ht'oidered OI'g1L11dio, alll! carrying f~

bn.sket of \'alloy lilies. mado II tlninLy llowm' gil'1.

tl I, I l' tl t,ltO 1'01'111 or \\'nl'_ln'" j \'01IClI0I'8, I\'j' "rl'ight, \C IIXllrlOus we aro ' Ie plIIg Ie, \": ______ _

cOIIIILry. 1\llIch mOIlC',\' 1\llght ho fln\,.,r1 l.y

The only 1110ney ,i lIlliciously Apen (, RPCIIlIiIlg' lesR hohbies, Born

In his g()nLi!3 :IP41,lIi,I~.l-JJ!!;i:c.t_wn.y. he WIVI fL diligent dlllreh wOI·kcr-11li\'illg joilled Lho i\lothorlisl', chmeh' i\[n.y 13th, 1 nOli. He wns I\. l"t'glllrll' nLtenlltmt at tho Snllday School or l'IfIlLchetL\'ill,', lllling a mel abOl' or iL 0\'01' sillco I.he SUllrlay School opelled. AI. 0110 !.intll ho waH a membel' 01' the l~p\\"nl'Lh I .. ()'lgll(, alltl Hornl Telll plal'B ,

~lril\\'illg on tho Lhe 1I00l's 01' t.heil· palnces,

is t.hlLt thut keeps olll'sel\'cf! ill Noighbors COlllcl bellcfiLo:wltoLltel' henlth or )Ilind nnd body allc! Lhnt hy RYAtetllnticlIlIy cOlllhillillg to bllY \VOOl)WAnIl-Nc1IL1' LIl\'onhlllll, 9,P by illvostment in lwodllcLh'olless foo,! ill '.llllwtit,ies all" RllIlI'illg it. 1\ 10llcl II,\', May 'I. Lo 1\[1', Iwcl ~II'A: holpf! in tho progt'ells of I,he I a 11(1 Eeollomy tn,drLY 1I1l':tIlS rieh,~s ill I ' ThOfI, \Voodwnrd. a SOli,

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GruaL as I.ho Bl'it.ish Clllpit n i.i. roso grow eVO!"y whOI'll ill it" 1'01'1 ho qllCCII of, 1I0wel'H IS wol'ld-widl'. \t;\'on ill tho 1'111' 1101'1.11. ill Siherin. C1!'eenlallll nn" SpiLziJel'goll wiltl roses,grow alld 1I0lll'ish dll!'illg tho shol'l. monLhs of tho Al'cLio slIlIIlilel'.

and Lhe conntl'Y. t.I1Il I'll tlit'C'. 'CIIAIJBlcHT-AL ]jillkCl'lOfl. 011 uloll Tlto ollly lIlXIII'.\' Ih(l' 1~lIIpil'e I'nll dnX. l\'llty IHI. 10 MI', IIl1d 1\[I'S,

", oll1en nrc tho main Lho cllmpn.ign or Lhrift,

powor III AR leallot's alfOl'd is YiClOlT, Lalli" Cllllbberl. II ,IILIIghLm',

,TOll was ILlwll,YH fL gl'eaL j'jt\"ol'ito wiLh those who knew lrlll\, He WIIS Idnd to chilrlt'clI. C!Olll'tl"JIIH lo his eldol's, ,amI Illlliahle (.0 all.

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13esideA his 1II0Lhel' 1I1\(! 1"ltthel', lie lon.\'os to mom'lI l!ifl II:l'cn.I, loss live sisters, 1\11'!l, L, E, JOlIIISOII, (AJuy) of Trellet'llo Aglles. Daisy fllld 1\tHr- III Gn.lioin. Lhel'e is Olle or tho mos(. tim or 'Villllipeg lIlIrl Violol, of Tl'e- 1'0 III n.rlqLbl 0 IIl1dcl:gl'ounrl oitics ill herne. tho world, 'll. 1(:LS [L popullltion 01'

The nall-bearel's WOI'O MORBI'S, ovor ],000 1I1ell. womell Illld chilrl­.Tames StallLolI,' "'illie Stf~lItOIl, 1'011, 1I10sL or wholll Illwe lIeVCI' seell NelAolI 1\IIlI'till. HII"h LOIIIlSllllI'y, 'tho Jigltl; or day, 1t is kllOWIl flS

Ccoil1\]cLlch',\it alld Chnrlte .I~arli('. tho City of tho Salt Milles, alld is his school alH! uhlll'ch n,sHocintcs. HitlluLed Ae\',el'al hUlldt'ed I'eet bolo I"

Tho rllllel'lLl cOl'lego le\\ Lho honso Lho ellrth's fllll'flWO. Thol'o, thol'e ,Itt 2 o'olock "'ednesclay IIflorllollll. is lhe grcatest suit mino ill the

\ 'I 9('tl 1 I I t ]~ wOl'ld. IUIII Lhollgrl it hrLs' beell ,J. prI _) I. all! PI'OUCer. c( 0 ,$: ,.t.hel C~l\1olel'Y, whel'o flll th:Lt WI\fj' ,uinor! fer IIIILIIY ~ollul"f\tioIlS, the ftuOt,tn.lol' J'lseph !lillg \\,:L~ Inhl to snpply seellls illoxhl1usLible. Tho

. !I'est.. A shl;I,t 1';(>l'\'i"l\ WI1S 0011- cit,y hits its,towlI hall, <;hllroh (Iuuleil hy He\', C. 'V, 1\lut'l'ow, tlionlt'iJ 1111! '1Issolllbly I'JOII~, ;tll 'TI;e toxt that Ill'\'. ~1()I"I'OW dwellc;l IIl'Lllll fl'otll Lho CITstulized I'ouk on WIIR. "Bllt'this I R'ny bretht'ell, '1II1t" It hilS 101lp; wide 8tl'eet~ flnd the,tilllo i" sh'JI,t,," 1 COl'. vii 2U, big AqUn.t'i)S IighLIllI wiLh elootl"iciLy. t11i I br.ing sill1ilar L,i SlIIe 0(' thc texts Therc 1I1"~ nlllllorons instllnces 01' • Joo so ol'loll quoto,J. "Wntch th('t'e- ('alllilies ill thu:l IJlldOl'gl'Olltlll oit,y ('ore fOl' yo kllOW neiLhel' the day whera 1I0t CL RilJglo ilHlividnnl ill Ill. t· 1ho hOIll' whet:eill Lho SOil of thl'eo 01' 1'0111' gOllel'~Ltions hilS Hoell

llllHl oometh." St. 1\Intthew XX\", Lho SUII,

13. ' " A r:[~tn .. ')t'illl SUl'\'ino wa~ held ill

l'IIatohettdl;,(' ch lIl'ch, Snnday artet'-

110011, April :JO~~I,

Married SDDIS·'VnIGIIT-At" All Saints

eh'lIroh, ,Willllipeg, '011 Sl\tlll'r.!CLY' A PI'i1 ,22ml, lly Lhe Ho\'. :Ult'. LOlliokH, \\'Illilun Simms," oJ" Winnipcg, to, ]~dith, rllLliglite:i.:'o[ MI'.' lind . Mj'A •. J, Wt'ight, or Boyno Creek.

~rll 0 'high esto;mi nnr.l l'cspeoL in whioh tho ilenensecl ~Vf'S lield WOI'~l I\ho\\'n by Cho heantirul floml tlF butcB, illcluding'IL Spl":t.Y ft'om his (lnrellts Illlc1'sist.eJ'R. II' wren.th rl'om Mutchott"il!tl SlIndl;Y School, !L

, wroath frotH Lhe D1'JIg Deplll'tmettt T. Eaton Co. "'ittl1ipeil:. 'M/ln, n.nd boutillets from 1\JrH. 'J.', StilI/LOn,' (Ro\".),jHrs . .0, - W. MiJ{-rownllo

'I'EXCIT·S1'API.ES- il.L " Trahor'ne, .. ' , . Man, Oll Wedncs(\llY. A(wil 2(j'Llt;

by Lhll Ho\', :ilL C,' Fla\,t, o~' Por­tllge ill Pmil'io. 'Ito\" Gt'ri.hnm ,It: . ~. \"

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'Produce More and S~ve ,1I.'in,l'e ,The Empire needs food. If you are not in the fight-mum" ing line you may be in the producing line. Labour is limited-all the more reason to do more than ever

before. Grow food for the men who are fighting for you. Tho Allies need all the food that you can produce. Every little helps, You are responsible for your own work. If you cannot produce as much as you would like, produce all you can. Work with the right spirit. Put fighting energy into your cffort and produce now when it counts, The more you produce the more you can save. Producing and saving are war·service .

I rlR k Y L b EIJ:. . In war. time do not waste time and energy on unim-Ua. e· our a our mClent, port'ant and unprofitable work. Economize labour. , . Put olT unproductive work till after the, war. and. if

possible, help in producing something needed now. Let us not waste labour. Canada needs it .all. ' If possible help to feed the Allies. Make your bach .. yard a productive garden. Cultivate it with a wil]; Make your labour count fol' as much as possible,

Do' Not· 'Waste Materials There should be no waste ,in war· time. , Canada could pay the annual interest on her war expendituro out

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~ractise e~6nomyin the home by eliminating luy-ur­'ies, VJastingour, dollarfl here weakens our strength

, '",<.',.' ,. , at ~llC ,Fro!lt. X ?ur savin~s will help Canada to 'fh:an~e the"war. $ave Y0\loJ:. mp~ey f~r ,the n~xt pom\I'HO~, y/?or : lS~UC;, 'there; can pe no

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The gt'()OIl1 WIIS slIpporLed by his lwothol', Ln.llce-Col'pot'a! Tenoh of t.ho ninoLioLh hllttfdior.. 'Willnipeg.

During the signing 01' tho ICgister ill iss BOI'yl SLrlpleA Bang "Until". n.I'LOJ' whieh ahollt Lwont,y Ii V"

gnests pnrLook or IlIlIoheoll I't'Ol1l LahleH prol.Lily r1eeomLed wiLh neLl'­

IlfLtionR alld rOBeR,

Tho lJl'idc'H going :LWn.y snit, WfLH of gahel'dine ill sand shado, ' TIIlI Hmnl't lit.LIe jlwkct Ll'immell wiLh III1VY alld gold openoc! OVOl' (L blollRO or Ailk Ilinoll in lloml dosign. H OJ' 5mn.1I IlIl.t .. ill sand shn.do, IIlso wus tl'ill1med with gl'ocn \,oh'ot n.nd feathol'mollnt, Sho clH'I'ied IL no\'­elty bn.g or gt'(!on nnd gold n.ml woro n. bOIL 01' whitl' osLt-ich,

The gro'llIIs gift to tho bl'idefl­II\lIid WIIS a p(ln.d bill' pill. to thll groomsmn.n n. I!ignot ring. n.nd to tho (\owel' gil'l n. sLt'i ng or poal'ls.

Amollg thoso from r~ (\istan co who ntt(lnded tho wedding WUt·o ilLL's. Leslio Dil worth. siBtOl' o[ Lhe In'idennd hot, two ohildl'ell Fl'iot!1\ and.CIn.t'ollloIlL. 01' Ktllownu. B, C. ~[t·s, .r. Clillkllnht'OOIllOl·. of Bmll­don. i\l.r. nn(l Mr!l, J. C. SLapleA and Pto. L, E. Staplos, of 'Vinni­pog,

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phis 'l'ellneSS(lO, "ilL Lho l\Iississipp i, whel:o tho honeymoon will ho spen t. Upon thoiL' l'otllt'n tlwy will rcsido in Stooktoll ~I'tLlI" whore l\I t', Teuch if! aL prosont Htn.tionod.

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To wholll it mn.y 'JOnoel'l1-HANing disposed of illY bu rbol'

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elllistillg ill Lho 'rrOhet'llCl UniL of I.he 222, [ wOllld Iiko n\l my 0 \lsto­mel'S of LJIO pn.st und. n.s mUllY mOl'O as possiblo to pn.tronize my AlIOQ(lSSOI', i'£,'. 'V. Greenwood, of Vfmgun.rd SILsk .• who will try to do, iliA l~ost to p\ea!\o you. Thl\ liking you [or tho 1):J.tronago ill the PMt,.

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~'u.~"'MMAWA75'·1 Hemming in Germ~ny Cure Children's Colds CQnstipation The Only Way to End the War la to By External Treatment

FATHER

saved by Bovril V.

',( . h F .. I Enforce a Complete Blockade .;",. -. -'. ." ,·anlS es . orev~r. Sinco Germany hilS forced thhf '\Y.\r -nr F' d N .

upon us, we do not ·'vanl.-.to "hein Jl611 Jl1/U.'1I11t:I :'ry, ill m' othmg s,o

Used to wonder just why father Never had much time for play.

Used to\ wehdeI'", w)1y, he'd rather Wcir!li-e\'CrY'11i1l!ute of the day. 111 the Kitchen means dollars saved 111

Prompt Relief---Permciiient Cure In"-as firmly as she, hemmed Paris and Reliable as Old ". CARTE:({~S UrTLE . , ,_. , '. In dnrlng the flEtlge of 1.870-71. If . .- ~i.).;._me'~~{ N. erv.· '!line " LIVER PILLS D""« present policy---'arro.lIgements; ra - . ~. ~ ('1 eJ~" ~.. . and al1 complete-falls to hem her In, It's reidly'a shaniii'to' upset a

Used 'to wonder why he never .' Loafed the road an' shlrkedl

time whenever ng hot dishes', out of cold food not otherwise be eaten,_ But see that ai: ~hC~ i~el" - and acWal1y nllows her to Impart child's stomach by Internal dosing,

'!>utgenlly OD quantities oC ro.w material COl' Krupp'J, when extel'J1al treatment _ w.11l s,o

while' others worked.

Father didn't dress In fashion, If it is not in the Bovril And it must be Bovril.

the liver, _ the country w\ll Insist that It, be promptly break up a cold. . Slop.a1ter changed for another, Wo have reo When your boy _comes In aCter play

Sort of hated clothing new, Style with him was not a passion,

He··had"other things In view,

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peatedly statod In outline what In"our with hlsleet soaking wet, his throat judgment an alternative policy might hoarse IlOd -sorcI his l1(Ue chest tight be. It would Include a blockade lJ( and:congys,~e<l,', just; apply ·,Nor_vlllne.

Boys are blind to much that's going On about 'em day by duy,

And 1. had no way of knowing No New Trench Cannon

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-(thO wholil' Ge'rluan ,coast, 'an 'enlal'ged Give him ~a'.vlg'or~lsrubliln!; over.hls list of contraband-coverlrig, for In- throat, alld PUt lots' of Non'lIIno on stance, magnotlc Iron oro for Krupp's his chest, and rub It right In. To make -and an extonslon of the doctrine or :-.:ervlllne penetrate more quickly continuous \'oyage from goods of gull· cover his chest and throat with a hot ty destlnRtlon to goods of guilty 01'1- lIannel bantlage, This treatment gill. '1'hel'e aro difficulties about this WON'T rail. Your boy will be Ceel­policy, Ils there aro dlITI~ulties about Ing bettor In halt an hour, and you our· present policy. There are dltrlcul- w1l1 navo the satlsfactlon of Imowlng tics about all policies which Intertere yon have warded orr perhaps, a cold, with neutral Interests, as every naval 01' grippe, or 11lness that might have policy must do. Dut we doubt wheth· laid hill! up,

What became at father's pay. "suddonly,'.' said man wllh a three days' growth of beard and an out of date necktie, "I found mysel[

'1'ho British army has gh'en anoth ... sad surprise to Its enemies. ,~, ~Geriiiirle;;n.~ bear

tailing 400,000 feet the depths of a bottom loss pit." I

"Dreaming, I SU'DDclse:." f$~4;~ ,~~

Al! I knew was when I needed Shoes I got 'em on tho spot;

Everything tor which I pleaded Somehow, father always gal

wondered, season after season, Why ·he nevor took a rest,

And that I might bo the reason Then I never oven guessed.

"No; Just getting under a cor-ner in wheat,"

It has installed und Is ulready usln~ a most effective 'trench weupon which Is absolutely tlClldly to ud vcrsnrles, and being autonllrtlcall)' aimed by u porI­scope attachment, exposes those usln. It to no danger.

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er they would be groater than those Nervlllne Is mIghty good tor pre-t wh Ich now oxlst, and we helleve that venting colds and for broaltlng up a

lho plan would do In snbstanco, what bad one, too'. lear general Camlly use the Ill'esont plnn does not, and that Is It cures all sorts of external aches "pro\'ont commodities of any kind and pains-you simply can't beat It.

Saw his cheelts were getting paler, Didn't understand just why,

Saw his body growing frailer, Then at last I saw him die.

An 011 Without ol.-Some oils and muny e alcohol liB a prominent In A judicious mingling of six "~'''''lLll'' oils compose

Some men are so cross grained III their disposition that It Is all thoy call do to keop on good torms with them­selves.

the famous Dr, Ecloctrlc Oil,

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[rom roaching, or leaving. Germany."- Try It for earache, toothache, neural­London Times. gla, sciatica, lame baclt, rheumatism,

Rest had come! His tasks wore endod, Calm was written on his brow;

Father's 11 fe was big and splendid. A Beauty Secret anu there Is no It, 60 that Its

effects are lasting, Is no medl· clnal all compound cun equal this aU In Its llnd healing

Pliable . GQod Looking

'EUREKA

Men, al)d More Men The call Is [or lIlon, and more. men,

to deCend our honor anti safety, und we ha\'e little doubt thll!. tho response wlll show that the appeal Is not mude In vain, Military ,training, It must be remembered, dlreclly Improves physi­cal stamina, and the whole country will be benefited by a general In­crense In vital and active rorce. So long as a married man imows that his wife will' be loolteu aCter and children's edllcatlon provided _ for, every consideration of patriotism w1l1 urge him to give what lie ·can In the service of his country o,nd thus ensure lhe triumph oC those principles of jus· tlce and truth and liberty [or which we are contending In this war.-Lon· don Telegraph.

or lumbago, Wherevor there Is con­gestion, Infiammation or pain In the Joints or muscles, Nerviline will cure mlgh ty quick. 'l'he large 60c family size bottle Is sO economical, so use­ful, It shouLd be In every home. There Is also a small 25c size. Dealers any­where sel! NervllIne.

And I understand It now. -By Edgar A. Gues, In Detroit Free

Press.

Minard's Liniment for aale every­where.

power.

Crawford-If you likely to be Itllled.

Crabshuw-Whlle If tral you'lprobably bo

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To have clear skin, bright eyes and a healthy appearance, your digestion must be good-your bowels ancl liver kept active and regular. Assist naturc-tak6

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The French woman who has ,receiv­ed word of her husbantl's safety In a German prison camp, al'ter writing 200 unproductlve letters Is a strong bellov­er In perseverance and one of those

"Father, what Is a veterinary sur­geon?"

"One of thOSe fellows at the pension orrlce, my son, wah examines the vot­crans [or pen,slons,"

Wise mothers who k of Mother Graves' always huve It at proves Its value.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

, Keeps; new harness . new.".Makes old 11arn~s9 ,loqk,.like

who have profited by It.

good all

This Is a nnd ropalr and fences,

Dl"ctl.D.I wttll Enf'J' Bn of Sped.1 V.I •• I. ,,_ S.Id nerrwbeu. hr. bouI, Z5 teall.

S~tmDhlNotWa~W~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~'~'M~~~h~e=r~S~a~ys~W~e~C~o~~~d~n~\~ Give n. reckless man rope enough

and he will pawn It for a drink.

Why the Turk~~r~:r:~nprlnce Was Run The Farm Without . new, .. , .• " ~."., J

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'l'he mannger of The Levant Her- RN ~~t --; 5~RUP nld, a friend of tho Prince, In his • -:' • r.:;> paper relates various scenes of via. l!!o

YOUR BLOOD

COnSUfnPtiotllD! Just now yOU l~eT~~ln~~~!~~ B. SHNlI ,FOil l'llltu IlOOKI,ItT CON- sorts"-not you~' usual self. Quite ex· T!dN1NG I'UI.I, PART/CUI,AIlS 01' hausled at times and cannot dovote OUR TRi{AnlliK1'. . real energy to your work. Sleep does'

l\Tat 'C t' 0 not rest yoU and you wake up feeling

lence that took place bet\veen tho Prince and Enver Pasha, He says that the Prlnco refused to recolve General Llman von Sanders, who was Introduced to him by Enver

ltre S rea Lon oTnpany "ull tired out." l'drhnps rheumatism . ; al'Ca nada, LimUed liS fiylng through your muscles and

Pasha on October 30, 1914 .

, ., I ,'. • joillls or may be yOUI' sldn Is dlsllgur-RoolII I, co,.-tu,'. Dld.- .. 1~3 YonK. Slreel cd !Jy' rashes, bolls or pimples. Head-

The day after the treacherous am­bush of Russ Inn ships In the Blaclt Sea, Enver Pasha proceeded 'to the Do!ma Baghehe Palu.ce to Inform the Sultan of tho situation. 'l'he Sultan was aware of what had happened, and was talltlng about It with the Heir Apparent at the very moment that En vcr Pasha was announce(L

Toronto - Canada i aches, twinges of neuralgia, fits of nero

~~~~~~~~~~~~~:miil'~~D~~m':!S!;~~~~.. v Ollsne~~, irrlta bllity of temp or \ and n-disordered stomach often Increase ------ your UiSCOlllfort in the spring.

Scout .Servlces 'l'he calise-winter hns lel't Its marlt Good (lubllc service continues to be on you, These li'oubles are signs that

rendered In \'arlou~ directions. 'rhe \'OUI' blood Is (loor Ilnd watery, that utlmlrnlty still Ilnd the Scouts of value ;'our nerves are exhausted, You must for coust guard dulies, llntl hlt ve lalely ;'enow and enrich your blood at once rnlsetl their nUllluers to 1,800, und and restore tone to your tired nerves, !Jave lliso IncrellsL.l their subshitcncc' or' thel'e muy be a complete break· allowance. down, The most powerful remedy for

Nearly 7.000 Scouts of O\'er sixteen these spring ailments In men, women ha\'e set lhcmselves to leurn drill llnd and children Is Dr. W\lliains' Plnlt marltSmllnshlp us the Scouts' Defence Pllls for Pale People, because these Corps, In case o[ their ben'lces being Pills claanse bad blood and strengthen l'cqulrod. wealt nerves. .,

. So soon as he appeared the Sui· tan stood up and exclaimed, "Why did yoU order the Russitlns to be at­tucked?" He thundered In nn ex­plosion of anger: "Am I, then,_ no­body here that such a thing can be done without my authorization 7 So It Is actually tho Germans who are mas leI's In Constantinople?" "You will be killed like dogs," Envel' Pasha replied, . cold I)'. "It Is tho Russians who attacked. 'Ve had to Invited to replace the motor ambul- New" rich, red blood-your grentest

nnce, which they sent lo the Cront In need In spring-Is plentifully created the' early days of the war, the Scouts, by Dr. Williams' Pink PI;}s, and with by doing a day's worlt apiece and this new, pure blood In your \'alns you handing ovor the tllklngs, have contrl- llUlcltly. rega!n heulth and Increase buted £3,000 to supply n new ambul- your' strength. Then your sleln be­nnce, and also 80llle Y.lII.C,A. huts, COllies clear, your eyes bright, your both at the front and at the base In nerves strong, and you feel better, cat Jo'rnnco. These are mnnaged by Scout. better, sleep better, and are able to

defend ourselves," "That Is fnlse," the Sultan Inter­

rupted forcibly. "I shall protesl to the whole universe against tho auth­ors ot an aggression that I did not order and that was carried out with· out my knowledge."

Ulasters and Lady Scoutmasters. do your work; Begin your spring 'tonic treatment

Enver Pasha, who had not fure­seen an nttltude so foreign to the Sultan's characler, begged him 'to al­low him to postpone his explanations till later, and went off without wait­Ing for the Sultan's re'ply, but Ule Crown Prince went atter him and said to Enver: . "Listen to me, You and your accompllces are mining Turkoy. Beware of the wrath of the people. You will be killed like dogs,"

Couldn't Lend It to Herl touay for the blood and nerves with A small boy who was sitting next Dr. Williams' Pink Pills-tho Pills

I I I d I I t that strengthen. to n very laug Ity a y n a c ty s reot 'l'hese P\IIs are sold by most dealers, car, kept sntrflng In a most annoying but do not be persuaded to take "some-manllor. At last the ludy could bear 't It 110 longer, and turned to the lad. thing just the same." If· you can

"Boy, havo you got cillef'!" ahe demanded,

get the genuine Pills from your deal-a hand Iter· ers they will be sent you by mall, post

The smaII boy looked at her fur ... few seconds, anu then, In a, dig­nlfled tono, cnme tho nnswer:

paid, at 60 cents a box 01' six boxes [or $2.50 by writing The Dr. W\IIiams' l\1edlclne Co" Drock\'\IIe, Onto

Advocates Mixed Farming

'M. Galli, the editor, adds that tho Prince had not ceasod to protest In vigorous terms. 'l'hat "as ,his ,death

"Yes, I have, but I don't lend It to Itrangers,"

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• WISE HOSTESS

Many Causes Responsible For High Living Cost

Yussu! 1zzed·dln felt 'that he was going to be murdored, and had con­signed an envelope with his seal on It to six persons at least. This en· velope WIlS not to be opened unW the contingency that the Prince had been mur(lered. 'l'he Prince was a friend

Won Her Guests to Postum

"Three great coffee drlnltors "'ero myoid school friend and her two daughtors.

"'l'hoy were always complaining and taking medici no." (Uolh tea u)ld coffeo lire InJul"ious to many pOl'eons, becau~e thoy contain tho sub tie, poisonous drug, carrelne). "I determined to gl\'e thorn l'ostum instoad of coffee when they \'Islted me, so without saying any­thing to them about It, I mado a big pot of Postum tbe first morning.

"Uofore the meal was hul( over, each one llUBSed up hor cup to bo rel\11ed, ro­'llIarklng how fine the 'coffee' was. The mother asked for a 'third cup and In· Qulred as to the brand of corree I usod. 1 didn't answer ber question just then, tor I heard her say a while berore that sbe didn't like postum unless It was

,,m0re·thlln halt coffee. "After breakrast I laid her that.'the

'co[tee' she liked so well at breakfast was Iluro Vastum, and tho reason she lilted It waS becauso It was properly wado. -

"I have been brought up trom a nero I'OUS, wrlllched Invalid; to' a fine con­dition of physical health by lellYlng orr co tree and using Postum. .

"I aUl doill'; all I cnll to help 'the world from colleo slal'ory to PODtUIll treedom, . nnd have earned the grat!­

. tude of many, llIany trlends," Name. given by Canudlan Postum Co., Wlnd­

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-lIlust· be well· bollod. 15c . and 25c pkgs. .

Instant Poctum'-a soluble powclor-. dissolves qulc;:kly \n Ii cup .. of hot water,

und, with cream and sugar,' makos 11 dellclolls beverage. Instantly, -30c' anll

The commission appOinted to In­vestigate tbo high cost of lIylng In Canada finds tnat tbe Increase In the cost of living during the past 15 "Qal's which has been practically 50 per cent., Is due to the Increase In the gold supply, whlcb reduces tho purChasing powar ot money; to mUIlI­iold forms at extravagance and wast­age, public and. private, Indlvlduul and social; to restricted supply tal­lowing disproportionate urban do­velopment; to prevnlllng methods of distribution and marketing of pro­ducts; to higher standards ot living by both rich ~.nd lJoor; to Ine([lclent service alld laclt at' vocational train­Ing; to the gospel or ease which hns permeated the national lifo of tbe Angio-Saxoll raco; to uneconomical houoehold expenditure; anti to the errect a! :nergors, trusts and com· blnes.

of the allies.

, . Among the remedies suggested are tho encouragoment of land set'tIe· mont; greater attention to mixed farming; Increasild· production, with the standardization and· Improve­ment In the quality ,of !arm produc~s, together with co·operatlon In the dis­trlbutlon; tho extension or the par­cels post system, and tbo making of good. roads; cheaper an4 more I\C­cesslble working capital, espoclally tor. tho !o.rmol',ll of t.he, wes~;-,'and' n. comprehensive system .of vocatlonal training to promOte greater efficiency of -service .In '0.11' lines, and a bettor understand Ing of the fundamental principles ' of production, marketing nnd . 'purcbase" . . .. ....

The commissioners were Mossrs.· -John. -McDougnld, commlssloner- of customs;, - 0 .. C, James, ,agricultural commlsslonor;· R .. 1-1, .. Coatos, .. _chle! staUst!c!a:n ·ot·. tho·:dllpartment' of

Market For Flour ·In China Milling Interests In Canada are In­

terested In developments In tho Orient, which point to tho fact that the Ch Inese people are changing over from the use or rice as an almost ex· cluslve diet, and are now commencing to consume great QUlllltltles of 1I0ur, Mills are being erected In the provo Incos of Manchuria and Shanghai and other points In central China, and this Is pointed to as Ilmple proof of the growing Importance ot this Industry. As.the grain produced by the Chinese themselves Is of a "ery Inferior kind, thero would seem to be exceptional opportunities for Canada, with her vast resources In this respect,'. to ob· taln a firol tooting. In a bran'd. new territory, which cannot at·least:be de­veloped to any Inrge extent by any of the continental countries.

A PilI That Proves Ita Valu".-'l'h,n ... of weak stomacl1'w1l1 find RU'"nl!th Parmelee's Vegetable .. PlBs, because they sc,ve to maintain. the healthful action of- the stomach. II;nd -the IIvor. Irregularities In which are most ·dls· tresslng. Dyspeptics, are' well 0.0-qualnted. wLth them' and v.alue them at their proper -_worth. ToeT- have af­forded relief when othe~' pre'paratlona hllve!alled, and have effected cure.,in IIl1mimts of long standing where. other medicines .were found -unavall1n.,· 'r ~. '. " ;: .. ,:;.. ';".:;":;.' .'-'_-'-• .;;;;....;.....' ._

-John'-The French 'hav .• · pined four undred- metres' trom, the -enemy.

,Auntie-How :splendld I. That. Ihould help to put Ii 'stop to thoal dRadtUl

(OC tina. . . - " Boll'_ for:ns are equally delicious and'

flOst ailo,it the 8!lml' per cup.'

labor, and J, H, Vincent, deputy min­Ister of Inland revenue,' . and their work·:occupled o\'er.two· years: .

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BY MARVIN DANA her cell. ". . . ' .. : ... :.:' ... '. . : ndvlBory council conBIBtlng be one prob{lbly HI1 solidly. from cel1ar to al-BU·rea'u·;'o(:Soclal. .. Research For the cabinet mlnlBter and Hve nppolnted Swat the First Flies and You Will tic. nbout ten ordlnnry houses.

.: . : <,Pra'lrle .provlnces memberB. When the orgnnlzatlon oC Have Less to Kill Later on Of courBe. tho ef;g~ don't al1 hatch, ( Copyrlglit) CHAPTER XVIII. ,... '. " ." The Confession

(ContinUed) . "Ile dldn't'ltll1 him! Hn dldn·t kl\1

111m!" she fairly hissed. "Why. he's the most won'derful IIlnn In the world. You shan't hurt him i 'Nobody Bhall hurt him! )'11 flghL 'to tho end or my' Ilfo for Dick Glider!"

Burke pressed the button call and, ordered the doormnn to send In CaB' sldy. When the detective nppeared he

. :In :.nothlng;·.···peri;{\,ps. has the new dlese provlnclnl councils IB completed There are "hold·over fileB" or "wlu· and the little lanae ancl pUlme don't lIIaQlto!?n' "government . Bhown more two representaliveB Crom each will ter flIeB" which hnve been hlbernal!ng nil grow up, nnd the {u)ult Illes don't vi'Blon . dian In co.operatlng wllh the form nn Interprovlnclnl council which during the cold weather. ano which nil cnrry out this theoretical Inylng other prairie provinces to estnbllsh II. will bo responsible for genernl policy. wake up {It the first wnrm Blgn of program. If they dlli. all other forms Bureau oC Social Hesenrch. ThlB -Winnipeg Free Press. Sllrlng. of life In the world would soon be bur-buroau IB now nn nccompllshed fact "Don't 'lruBt the cold to 1l1ll them," led under an ove:whelmlng avnlanche asked:

"DoeB GarBon know we'vo arrested tho 'I'urner girl nnd young Glider'!" And. when he had been answered In the llegnllve: "Or, thnt we'vo got Chi· C{lgO Ileu and Dacey hel'e?"

and J. S. Woodsworth. of Winnipeg. Is A Highland Regiment wnrnB tho North Carolina Bulletin. of files. and nil the foodstuff In tho director oC tho new welfnro ngency. "Don't aBBume thnt they nre dead world would be (Ie\'oured by them. But

I th If the fticts nrc ImllreHsI\'{~ enough wlth-

BlIl'k'e was, beamlllg joyouBly. It will occur to most peop e at "he 79th Queen's Own Cameron High. when you lind them lying on 1I00rs or In thlB mnthematlcal nh;htmnre. tho threo governmeotB hntd loath· landers Now Rapidly Recrultln.g window sllls In unuBued rooms. They Tho moml Is plain. Swat the fir.,t

"Well. thal'S just what I thOught," ho ~nld with smug content. "And n0l". th~n, \;'ho cI(d shpot Qrlggs?. Wo've got everyone ,of tho gang. ·.plOy·re nil : o·rool,s. I'eo li~te," he went on. with {I suddon chah,,;c to the reBpectful In his munner. "why don't you stnn fresh 1 I'll give yOU every chanco In the world. I'm dead on tho level with you tills lime."

By now illary ha{l herself well In hanll agnln vastly ushamod of tho short perlml of Be\[ betraynl caused by the oITlclal's arlllice n,,;nlnHt her heart. As she listened lO th" Inspector's {lS'

Ilumnces the marking expression or her' fncc' W{IS not cncouraglng to thut astute Indlvlduul. but ho Ilersevered mnnfully.

",Tust you walt." he went on cheer· (ull)' "unci I'll provo to )'ou tlHlt I'm on tI;o level about this, thut 1'lIl rmilly

'your friend. The{'e was n letter camo for you to your upartment. Illy men hrought It down to ·me. I've read It. \lore It Is. I'll reud It to you!"

lie picked up un ell\'elope, which hud heen lying on the cleBk. (lml drew out the slllgie sheet of paper It can· tnlnod. illary wutched him. wonder· Ing much more thun hoI' expression reo "ealed over thlB njlW develollment. 'fhen. as she \lBtened, quick Interest touched her featureB to n ncw llfe.

This wus tho letter:

"No." Cassidy replled. "He hasn·t becn BPoken to since we made the col· Inr. He seemB worried." tho detectlvo volunteered.

"Ho'll be more worried before I get through with him!" ho growled. lIo regarded cassidy Bpeculatlvely. "Dei you remember the third degree In· Bpector Burns worked on McGloin?

~~~t'J~'d 1~~s~net{.lt"SI~·t':Sw~I~~ 1~1~lte:~1~~ to do to Garson. He'B got Imagination. thnt crool,! The things he don't ItIlow about nre the things he'B afmld of. After he gets In here, I want you to take his pals one after the other. and loci, them up In the cells thero In tho corridor. 'I'he shades o'n the corridor wlndowB hero wlll be uP. and Garson will Beo then. talton In. The fact of their being there wlll set h'IB Imaglnn· tlon to working overtime, nll rlghl."

Burltc reflected for 0. moment. anel then ·IBsued the IInal directions for the execullon of hlB hltest plot.

"\Vhen you get the bnzzer from me. you hu ve young Gilder and the Turner woman Bent In. Then, ufter a whllo. you'll get another buzzcr. When you hear that, come right In here. and tell me that the gang haB Bquealed. 1'11 do the rest. Bring Garson hero In JUBt (lve minutes. Tel1 Dan to come In.''

As the detective went out, the door·

combed the weBt for a mun a under· ure playing POBBU~I, and will rec,over. files, allli you'll havo ouly tcns to kill take this new worl, no more Bultable at Winnipeg when the temper,lture rises., Clean Insletld of ten of thousands. man thun JnmeB S. \VoodBworth could The 79th CalIleron Highlanders, Can- up tho house nnd give special alton- _8 __ _

have been found. nda. who arc affiliated with the 79th tlon to overy out'Of'lho,w{lY plnce 'rhe Dutch pcople occupy a coun· try which conlttins 12,6:10 s'IIHlrC' mlles-littlo more than ono·tenth or the size of Great Britain alit! Ir!!lant!. the population IJOllig JlIst over 6,000,­noo. 1\0llan(I Is not only lint, It is hollow. llence Its namc-"Ilollow­land." Along tho cnnnis the ml':!!I· OWB arc 10 feet or 12 feel, sonl('lInl('~ more. hellCath lho waterline. Ill' the sC{t, at high thle, the{'e may he II difference In the levol of th Holl anLl of tho ocenn of quito twenty·llvo feet or more.

For years past iiII'. Woodsworth has Quecn's Owa Cameron lIIghlunders, where IIlcs may lurk. Mako sure thnt taken a knee Interest In Bacill.I ques· one of the mOSt famous. regiments In t1lOre Is nothing ler! which muy h{lrbor tlonB. As superlntenden~ of All Peo- tho Imperial .. I'lIlY. have been ordered their eggs." . pie's ~lIsslon he came,ln contact with by the militia authorities to raise two If you d::n't adopt thlB Btrate!,,,)'. and II. variety of community problems. all new Highland units. I~or thlB they re- Btart now here IB what you may be up oC which stimulated his quick and quire 2,000 men. and have already re· against. ~ccordlng lO the computation ready sympathies. In particular. lIlr. crulted 800. To Becure dte rest Is need· of experts: Woods worth has mado a closo study ed the co·operatlon.und nsslBtance or I A female fIr Burvlvlng the winter of the non-lCngllsh·spealdng natlomtll· every person of Scotch blood or de- may be expected to begin laying eg;:;s ties of Canada, allli. what IB more 1m· scent throughout the west. \ In April. Her progeny wlll begin lay· portant. he has won their Bympathy In A preference iB given for Scotch ro- Ing In May. Their progeny wlll be a unique wny. MI'. Woods worth h{ls crults. particularly Hlghlunders. but laying by Jllno 1. \Ve mal' reclwn on travelled extenBlvoly throughout Can· of course. this I'eglment Is willing to I Hvo crops by the Hrst of October. The ada. and p{lrtlcularly through the west, enllBt good men.of olher nationalities. first crop alone Is big enough. but suc· and he Is famlllnr with the Boclal prob- If 0. man slglll!les his Intention to en· ceedlng generatlonB ctllickly rlln far be· Animal World slates that the tot:ll lemB both of town and counuy nB few list he should get a medical certifIcate yond the grasp of the hllman Imaglna· numbol' of horses trcated hy \·ptB. III others are. of fitness from 0. local doctor. aud send tlon. If {til the eggs hatched an{1 de· tho hospitals In Frnnce, liP to the en!1

The Inauguration or an Interprovln· It to headquarters. ~02 Mnln stroet, veloped Into mature Illes. tho oITsprlng of Jllly, In15, had been 81.1~·1: of clal Bureau oC Social ReBearch In Winnipeg or to tho adjutant Minto of that one lIy would amollnt. by Oct. theso 47.1U3 had beon rOltlme!1 liS

Western Canada IB a radical de· Street, B~rracks, Winnipeg. \\/hen up· 1. to the appniling number of 1:11,220 .. cured, 4.266 had dlcd, ·I.R-I:l ha!1 he'-'II pnrture from provlous ways of doing plication {lnd certlllcate Is received 000,000,000,000.000. destroyed. aad 1.842 had heen sold, things, or, rather. of leaving them transpo{·tatlon will be forwnrded. or If That number of fIles. It Is said, If whllo 22.9nt Btill remained undur undone. The bureau wl1\ perform appllcnnt cares to go nt his own ex- taught and pressed compactly togetll'l treatment. few Ir any administrative duties; Its pense he Bhould get {l receipt from chief energies will be devoted to the tho station agent for hlB fare which gathering of concrete facts and Infor· wl\1 be refunded on arrival. m:1.11on with regard to many of tho Tho battallonB to be raised by tho quesllons upon which tho three gov· 79th shall be ranlwd aB Highland units ments have constantly to legislate. and will wear the 1,1lt. They have a

, ") can't gO without telling you how 8'orry 1 Illl!. Thero won't novcr bo a time thut 1 won·t rClpemher It wnR me got you sent up; that you did time In illY place. I aln't going to forgive my· self ever. nnd I Bwear I'm going s'tralght nlwu)'s. Your trlfe friend.

man entered. und. thereat Burke pro· ceeded with the fnrther Instructions necessary to the carrying oUl of his schemo.

"Talto the chalrB out of the office. Se. t "IIELEN MonRIS."

, For on co Burke showed a certain dellcacy: \Vhen he had flnlBhed the

. r·eadlng. he said nothing for n long mlnuto.

Dan." he directed. "except mine and ono other-that one!" \Ie Indicated II. chair standing a \ltlle way from ono ond of his deBk. "Now. have all the BhadeB up," He chucltled aB he added: "'l'hat 'I'urner woman Baved yoU tho lrouble with one."

Lnst December. when an Inter-pro' fine pipe bUild. 'excellent accommoda· vlnclal conferenco tool, p\{lce In \Vln· tlon In the barracks. and a good organ­nlpeg to consider co-o[lerallve action Izallon. a!lJd the men of Scotch deBcent In providing Instltutlonal accommoda· should Hnd the Cnmerons more con· lion and care of varlouB clnBses. of de- genial than nny other unit. There Is pendents. the queBtlon of securing the this advantage In joining tho 79th that servlceB of illr. Woods worth fer an owing to their nBsoclutlon with the Interprovincial sociological bureau was Queen's Own Cnmerons In the old alBa broached. It IB no exaggeratlon to country, tho regiment hero has a perm­Bay that tbo representallves of all anent standing, which wIll continuo. three governmentB were from the firBt and Buch as no other western unit en· entirely sympathetic towardB the Iden, jO),B. lIlany of the other units now he· and thuB It proved an eaBY matter to Ing rnlsed will c\lBappoar nfter the war. come to 0. declBlon. but the 79th CameronB will continue.

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l\Iury's eyes were luminous In the joy of tho rcnllzatlon tllllt for her, aC; tor all, rehah\1ltallon might he In a meusme Jlosslble, though nothing could ever repay tho degrnclation of

,yearB Inllnlwly worBO than lost. Burltc's harBh voice. cadence!1 to 0.

singular Bympathy. brolto In on her reverlo of pleasure and of pain.

He returned to hlB chair. nnd whon the door alIened he waB to all appear· ances busily engaged In wriling.

"lIerc'B Ga:Bon. chief." CasBldy an· nounced.

"\lello. Joe!" Burl,e cxclalmed. with a seeming air of cnreleBs frl~ndllneBs. as the dotect!\'e went out, and GarBon stood motionless JUBt within tho door.

Tho Bureau of Social Researeh thus and men who join them will be asso· formed IB now housed In the former elated with at least 20.000 otherB who deaf nnd dumb Institute at the corner have worn the Cameron tartan during of Portage nvenuo and Sherbrook tho war. streets. Ench of the three govern· ments haB agreed to make a modest ap· proprlatlon tQwards the upl,eep and. worl, of thlB office. Being. aB stated.

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"Sit down a minute. won't you?" tho Inspector continued affubly. \Ie did not look up from hlB wrillog as ho "Did ),011 tell old Gllcler?" he nsl,ed.

1\1ary shook her head In negation. "\Vhnt would be the use 1" sho reo

spol{e. " Garson's uBually strong face wnB

Bhowlng weal, with fear. lIlB chin, which was commonly very Hrm, moved a llltle from uneaBY twltchlngB ,of hlB II ps. His clear eyes were slightly clouded to 0. loolt I of apprehenBlon as they roved the room furtively. He made no nnBwor to tho InBpector'B greeting for 0. few minutes, but roo malned Btandlng without movoment, polBe{1 alertly aB If BenBlng Bome con­cealed peril. Finally, however. the anxiety found expreBBlon In wordB.

minded him. "I had no prooe. No one would believe me,"

"They'lI boll eve thlB. Why. this let­ter setB you clenr. If old GillieI' Bhould Bee this letter. dlere's nothing he wouldn't do to mako amendB to you. He'B 0. square guy himself. If It comeB to that, oven If he was hnrd on YOIl. Why. this .Ietter wipes out every­thing,"

'rhen, tho InBlstent question beating at his brain forced him to Bpenl, roughly, building hope on the leller'B IneBtlmable worth to the woman be· (are him.

"Who 1,111ed Griggs?" Thero WtlB no reply. And. presently.

ho went on. half ashamed over hlB own Intrigue against her.

"Say'" he s{lhl. nnd. for oncc, hlB , " voice waB curlouBly BUllpreBsed. you toll me who Bhot GrlggB, and I'll show this lellor to old Glider. Now. \lBten. he cried engerly. ") give you my word of honor that anything yOU .say In hero Is just betweon you and mo." Uncon· sclously hlB oyes darted to the win· doW, behind which the Btenographor waR bUSY with. his notes.

. Thnt Bingle Involuntnry glance was epough for tho keen InBtlnct oC the woman to mal,o n gueBB aB to the

HIB tono was pregnnnt with alarm. though he Btrove to mako It merely com plalnlng.

"Say. what nm I arrested for?" he proteBted. "I aln't dono nnythlng,"

Burke did not look UP. and hlB pen continued to hurry over the paper.

"Who told you you were nrreBlCd 1" he remarkcd cheerfully In hlB blnndeBt voice.

GarBon uttered an ejacuntlon of dls-gUBt.

"I don't have to be told." he retorted huffily. "I'm no college president. but when a cop grabB me and brlngB me {Iown here I've got Bense onough to know I'm pinChed."

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of the work and the exact form of 01'- Much as Their Enemies gnnlzatlon will hnve to be worlted step A neutral who lived many yearB In by Btep. but the general purpoBe. as ontllned by the co.operatlng govern. Austria relntes the fo,1lowlng Impres· mentB. IB to make 0. practlcml study of slons gained during a BorleB of wnr·

I I hit lime journoYB In AUBtrla:

community prob emB, w t a v ew a "The terrlblo effects of the war are promoting 0. mora general IntereBt In at once visible on arrival In Vienna. Boclal welfaro. . For some yearB the Ottawu com. '1'ho large reBtaurants. brl1l1antly mlBslon of conservatlon has been de- lighted at night and rosoundlng wl~h the music of orchestras wero aimoBt vollng ItBelf to 0. Btudy of lhe various empty. Occasionally a few boulevard· nntural resourceB of tho Dominion. lers strolled In to take placeB ut the Buch aB water powers. forpst wealth. tableB. but rarely to dine there. Al VI· Bolls. etc. The Idea underlying the enna on 0. day when the fall of krone new bureau of Boclal resenrch Is 1 that It IB at least equally Important wnB pnrllcularly accentuated was able to hear tho lamentallons of tho lllat the human reBourceB of the Do· public at the pny deskB of vnrlous minion should be conBerved nnel that ban Its and the phrnse conBtantly reo Bomo body should be charged with the curl'ed: 'Germany has deceived UB. duty of InveBtigntion In regard to Germany hns lied to UB,' them. "The conBtant neWB of victories

It IB expected that the bureau will, Bprend by the Wolrt Agency hnve no In time •. be ablo to offer expert ad- longer tho deB Ired effect upon the Aus· vlco and aBsIBtnnco to any commurilty truln people. 1 heard tho following 1'0' deslrouB of organizing ItB social re- markB mnde by a high court official: sources In the dlrecllon or more er- 'If our armleB were not so Inext.rlcably !lclent clllzenBhlp. Community l\[e In llod to the German armleB we Bhould Cannda haB been allowed to dovelop have mnde Boparnto pence long ago.' In 0. more or leBs haphazard fashion "AuBtrla hnB In SlOre for tho Kaiser nnd many gnpB and Incoherences have· more than one surprlso. For the mo· been loft un bridged nnd unprovided ment. however. the Germans dominate ror. . tho country an{1 nothing more nBton'

In the United States, where. to 0. IsheB the 'Gormanlzers' In Austrln Inrge oXlOnt. Blmllar condltlonB pr& thnn to Hnd thnt their nllleB delCst vall. Bevernl of the Btnte universilies. them almost ns much aB their eno· through their extension departmentB, mles." ha ve attempted to meot the need. The

verity. ' . "Just tip me off to the truth. Burke

went on Ingratiatingly. "and I'll get the neCesBary evillence In my own way. Now. there's nobody here but just you and mo. Come 00. now-put Ilie wlBO I"

;'Aro you suro no ono wlll ever

"Is that whnt they did to you. ,Toe'/ I'll haVe to Bpeak to CaBBldy -o.bout that. Now. JUBt you Bit clown. :Ioe. won't you? I want to have a lIltle talk with you. I'll be through here In a second." He ,,,ent on with the writ· Ing. . Garson moved forwartl sllghtly to tho Bingle chair near the eni! of the deBI, and there Beated hlmBelf moch­anlcally .. H Is face thuB wns turned to· ward the windows that gave on the corridor. ancl his eyes grew yet maI'o clouded aB they. rested on the grim doors of tho cells .. He writhed 'In his chair. an{1 hlB gaze jumped from the

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"\Vhat ruined your buslnesB?" "Adverllslng." "How?" "I lot It all be clone by my c01l\pet'.

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Twe bllllonB of lea(1 ponclls made each year. Half or them mnde of Amerl'~:'t\ cednr.

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lenaw?" "Nobody but you and me;' Burke

declnred. all agog. wllh antlcllJatlon oC \'Iclory nt InBt. "I give yOU my word!" "~Iary mot the gaze or tho InBpector

fully. In tho sam\! Illstant. Bhe flnshotl on him n Bmllo thnt was dazzllpg. thl! sQlllo oC a woman triumphant In' her Jl\astor)' of the Bltuatlon. Her faco "''as. radiant, luminous with honeBt mirth.

Sho Bpoke In a mOBt caBnal voice. dosplte 1Ilo,dnncing delight In her fnce. 'I'ho totleB were drawled In tho mat­te'!' or Cact CnBhlon or'stntement that lendB a llBto:ler to nnBwer without heed to tho exact Import oC tho qUOB­tlon, unloss vcry alert Indeed.' This Is what she said:

'''I'm not Bpoaklng loud enough. am I, stenographer?" •

Anti thntlnduBtrlous writer of short­hand noteB. abBorbod In his tnBlt.

swored Instantly from his hidden . In tho corridor.

ma·nm. not qult'o."

cells to lhe ImpasBlve figure of the man at the desk. NoW tho forger's nel'VOUHnOBS IncreaBed mom en tnrlly. It swept beyoncl his control. Of n Bud­cion he sprang up and stepped close to the Inspector.

"Suy." he Balel, In a hUBI,y voice. "I'd like-I'd like to have n lawyer."

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BrltlBh' Columbln holdB the recQrd for Bending proportionately more mon to tho A11Ied ArmleB than nny other dlvlBlon of tho empire oC Grent Itrltnln. In ana month .1,200 men cn.me up the Fraser River from polntB on the old cart boo Trail to Join the regiment there. Wallach In. II town 'on the trail. sent forty·seven 'men to the rrollt out oC BlxtY-Beven ellglblo cltzonB oC the town. Vnn­couver Berit 10.000 men out or ItB population ot 110.000, Prince nupert went over this rutlo, Every settle. ment In BrltlBh Columbia hns Its soldier In the ranks.

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-....;,:.'.1... In Cnnnda have to extenBlon depnrt­mentB. aB organlze{1 by WIBconsln and Iowa. IB the town plnnning branch 01 the' commission of conBervatlon. ot I which Thomas Adnms IB the head. i

AB Inllmated, ono or the dulieB ot 1-----------------' a . bureau of Boclal reBoarch wl11 be B.'P, BtandB Cor Bad!!n Powell.

to Becure Buch dnta aB wl11 form thil Known to every Boy Scout well. basjB for Bound-nnd progreBBlve legls- B.P. stands for "B.P,'s"· motto­lallon. The recent Manitoba leglsla. Menning therufore that you'vo got to tion providing allowances for mothers Be prepared for everything

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was. Cor InBtance. largely based upon That the paBBlng hour f!lay bring. nn InveBtlgatlon cnrrled out by the Be prepnrod-Zlng·n-zlng. Bam-born. Social WorkerB' club of Winnipeg. 'Work oC thlB kind has been performed on n ,'ery extenBlve scnlo by thil Legis· latlve . Reference Library. of WIBcon· Bin.

I It wlll lhus bo seon lhnt the func­tion of the bureau IB twofold: (1) to secure Information. and (2) to dissem­Inate It. Ih ·thO securing oC Informa· tlon the burenu wlll co·operate with the varlpuB government dOPllrtmenta.. nB 'well aB with many dlrteront private agencies. supplementing the Informa­tion thuB Becured.by Bpeclal Investlgn­tlonl where deemed necessary or ad· vlsnble. -' .

When with your patrol you Btart. Like a good Scout. clenn and smart. Be Prepnred with overy thing: Paper. pellcll. mntc\.es, Btrlng. \Vater. knife. nnel hatchet-all Ready for a~sudden cull. Be l'ropnred-Zlng·a-zlng. Born-born.

Be Preparod to play your part . When your dnlly work you'start; Be prepured nnd ea:;er. too, Good nnd helpful turns lO do; l3e' prepared to conqu~r sin By the grace or God within. Be: prepared-Zlng-n·z!n? . Bom·bom.

Be Prepnred with hBaVenly .. grace

Quality! no finer

cocoa p'rocluced than. Cowan's Perfection Cocoa-rich in aroma, nour~shing and delicious.

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Destru'ction of Forest'· Areas [

Mary lauilhed· (lloud. while Bnrke sat tlumfQUlHIotl, She rose swiftly. nntl went to tho ,nearest windOW. anel ,vlth n pull'ut the cord sent the Bhade Jlylng upward. There was revealed the 'busy Btenographer. bent over his pnd .. A groan of dlstreBB burBt from him. and I\e lied the place In Ignomini-ous rout. , . '

"We. OIight .. to see to It that wd eat and, Bleep eftlelontly.' that we do not chent . our stomachs to plell8e our palateB and' do not dawdle away our

., .' dme, Listenlhg to the. clock' Btrlke ... G •••• ,.' ••. E,.II •• """'" I ... I." • h.bl< .... t,h·

. LycalnOam.d by.exposure Ing It In bUBlnoss hours, And when

• In thlB way It Is hoped that our' v'arlous voluntnry agencleB wlll be more Cully renllzed than has hitherto !ieen posBlble. BulletlnB wl\1 be lusBed liy the bureau Crom time to time nnd the latter w\1l strive 'to act aB a ~ort ot clearing houBo. to" which any citi­zen can apply C~r Intormatlon on any phrase oC social welCare, . ' ','

For the perils yOU must Cace; . When your morning prnyers you Bay. Drn w your mUons Cor the day. EndlesB trouble you'lI be spared It "Prepared" be spolt P-R-E-P_R_A_Y_E·R_E-I;>. ' Be prepa~ed-Zlng.a-zlng. Born-born,

BeCore the F)re--'A splendid etnnd or' WeBtern Canndn timber. rendy to glvf) Bervlce as' lumber. and to protect the wntor-powers so badly required

. In Albertn'B Irrigation Bystem. I '" I ;

: .to Cold' Winds and Dust wo'''o.lll'' ror pleaBure we should look , ire: ctulckly relieved by Murine' \0. >". th' th I OUR WEft! Reinedy. No Smart- out tha~ .w,e got, e wor oC our t me

Inlf Just Eye Comfort. At YOUI' DrurrlBta' und. money. \\ 0 ought not to waBte 6Oc'per Bottle, MurlneEyeSalve InTubea25c. our. pln'yUme In doing anything leBB . For Hook of the E1.,Free,wrl~e. ' . 'than what we mOBt delight In 'dolng, Mu ...... Ell ••• m.d .. Com II ..... Chico.. sa Car' as thnt.. IB attainable,' This

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GEO. NORFIEI.D, EDITOR BUBSOIUl'TION nATF:::-Ono YOllr, In n<1

VIWlCO, $.1.00; Hlx months, 60ci throe monthH 2o."i4:li U. S. D.nd (orolgn. por yenr. ~1.50

All nOWA lntcodcd (or pubUcnUon .Doui,1 reBch tlWl office no luter thon TuuMn)".

,\.1\ ycrt1Rlng rntca mooo known 00 appll"" '.i0ll.

Y""rly r.onlract ooYort,IRlnjf to bo paid tor nt Clul 01 each month. (i'our bumc!t to conHtltuto n month, OXt11L lMUo.4 will he chargo,' ror.

Job work ot "")- """ol·lptlun lIontly and Orol~tly oxocul<-<I.

AdvprtloomcntR IIImccompllnlcd ,,;Ih In· AlrucUons1n..RcttCl\ \lntU forbid nnd chnrf,tcd (LO oorolngly. Notkl.~ or IUCOUn.J~"'R nnel nnwrt.oJlI· menta, trom which n rc\'cuuo ,'" u~dvml, in lo<:al colw"n ... 10 ""n\JIl'or Uno.

N.D._Ad\'crliHcmcllL." \\;tb Hoilol or hen, .. OIDJX1>lltioll ";11 be charg",1 tor oxt ... nL l-nLl' 111.111 Irtr hour

FRIDAY, MAY UTIl, 'H1l6

SIR SAM HUGRES IS READY FOR THE FRAY

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Four IIncs o( barhwlre entlLnbh~' ments were Cllt by Russian troop~ under It heavy fire and two hllls weI'; captured In an advance south C)

GarbounQy~:a In the Dvln5k reglo:: the Russian war ortlce announced 011

Sunday. The Germans made scyeml counter-attacl(u which were till re­pulsed. The grollnd between the hills aud the Gorman position Is covered by the bodies of Germans. An orten­slve underla\[en by the Germans In th~ Smorgon district was r~PlJlsed. 'rhe Uusslan tro0l!s ha VIl mllde un lld· I'auce In several places south of OIyka station. ,Fifty bom bs were dropped by Russlau aeroplanes on ,the Zous­czkll ami northern stations of Czerllo-wltz. All the machines returned 1111-

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constantinople Powder F~ctory Hit by Bomba From 'Planes

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Prompt and obliging service.

Draying and Teaming

Special attenlion Commercials.

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A ulomobile for Hire.

J. II. Smith Phone 17

The stlltement by t.he British ALl· mlrnU" on the nlr raid on Constantlu· ople reads ns follows: "On I?rlday evening three of our nllval aeroplanes carried out Il raid on Constnntinople.' Dombs were dl'OPped on the Zeltunllk powder factory and neroplane han­gars. Allother nlLVal aeroplane visited Adrlanople and dropped bombs on tho rlLlI way station. All returned safely. The flight to Constnntlnople and back moaaul'ed 300 miles. AI· though line weather prevailed with the atart. an advlll'se condition snper· vened. with wind, rain aud thunder·, storms." 'J'he mid Is the longest night In the course of the Wllr, the previous record having been held by a French airman, who !low from Nancy to Stnttgart und back, a dlstallce of 240 JUlies. 1?lIght,CoJUmander, J. R. W. Smyth· Piggott, who led the Constan­tinople raiders, already has received, :....---------~~-----­the Distinguished Service Order medal for an exploit last November, when he attacked the railroad bridge at Kulell-Burgas, Bulgarln.

King, Honors Canadians We Lead-We Never Follow

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TREHERNI: Flour Mill

Returns from ;{o. I Northern "'heat: Purity Patent. 361115. flour per bushel, 6 Ibs. shorls, Straight Grade, 40 " .. 6 "

121115. bran 12 ..

Returns £rom No. :2 Northern Wheat:

Putity Patent, 35 Ib5. flour per bushel, 6 Ibs. shorls, Straight Grade, 39 .. .. 6 ..

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.B FOR GOOD WHOLESOME BREAD AND

PASTRY Purity Patent Flour StOys with the Leaders Ptl~'ity Patent flour is now bl.oachcd by nn elcotriclLI process that

IS aiJsolut?!y hn.l'l~llolls, wh~clt ages al\l! pm'incs it;, making It; bc!wtlrlllly white, puro and who!esomc

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lRE.HE.RNE. MANITOBA Mlnlater of MIlitia on Return SaYI

i'here Need be no Doubt as At BucklnghaJU Palace on Saturday King George conferred honfirs on the following Canadian officers: General Van Strau benzle and 'General Seely received the Order or the Bath; Ma~ J(lr Sutherlantl Brown, noyal Caa­O:dlans, and Capt. Kenneth 'I'aylor. Bath Ballalion, the Dlstlngulshcd Ser· vice Ordel'; and Capt. Hertzherg, mll­glneers, anti Capt. Papineau, P.P.C.L.1. tile MIlIt.ary Cross.

THE PEOPJ..E'S MEAT \'IARKET

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to Outcome CAN ADIAN' CONSCRIPTION

Recruiting Leagues Form National Body to Urge National Service

Mlllor-Generlll Sir Sam Hughes 2.1"­rived III Ottawa Sunday niterlloon. aJl"d, Illid a good receptlou. A large nlOluber of local military 01ll0er9 and lIt&'ny 901<1lers of the 77th and 207~h BJlttallonH were at the alation. with lO&'11y civilians. General Hughes was allcoIllpal1leU by two or his counsel. li:Ul(cne Lalleur, K.l:., of Montreal. nnd J. S. ElIvllrt. K.C .• o[ OttawII. Mr. L~lIeur nud Mr. Nesbitt. at 'I'oronto; met him In New York. On his ar· rh'sl on tbe platform at Ottawa the tlsnd or tbe Govenior-Oelleml's ~'out OWtrds struck up "I·lome Sweet lCdm •. " Th .. only Cabinet 1IJlnister d.re',waK Hon. Robert !logers. 'rhlrt)' ai,llltia omccrs lined UJl on the plat· Nlm and the Mlnlsler shook hlluds .villi each or them. All Ihe lending elteers of the ,hcadQlIJlrters stall' were prhent. as well as tbe following memo U.ul of r'arliamenl: Deputy Speaker E.' No', Rhodes, Major Dugald Stewart. Col. H. B. Tren1Jl:n, 1-'. S. Scott, George ~Wott .. William Gray, S. P. Glass, Dollald Nicholson, Capt. 'l'om Wullace, J. .... Sexsmlth aIHI Senator Rufus Pope. A cheer was rulsed by those aD ibe plat{orm whlln General Hughes st.,Pped ott the train. Arter n brief IlitflrYlew with Hon. Robort Rogers. be 'Went to Premier Borden's res 1-del1ce. He spent the bnlance of the atternoon and evening there. Sir Saw. will ml1ke his statcment In Ihc HOUle on Tuesday. "Nothing for the presl." said Sir Sam to reporters at the' Chateau Lauliel'.

Hughes Talked at New York ,

The Canadlun National Service l..eaglle. with \Ls object compulsory mUltary service, came Into being lu Ottawa 011 Friday, when delegates who attended the conferences o[ He­CI'ulting Leagues formed un assocla' tlOD. Tbe followlllg resolutloll was ~dDpted: "Hecommended, that tin as­aoclatlon be rormed to hold together lilose who hll ve been In conference durlllg the past two days, In order that the work here ullitedly begun nhJ111 be continued. nlld lhat other forms of nntlonlll service he takoll up as need IIrlseH; 'I'hat the purposes of lhe Jtssoclalloll be to promote lillY rorm of nutionnl service which the need of the hour may demand." 'J'he followlllg officeI'M were chosen: HOIl. President, Chief Justice Malhera, Win· nlpeg, Man.; Chairman, John 1\1. God· fre)'. '\'oronto; Secretary, Dr. Alberl H. Abbott. Toronto.

Col. Frederic!:. l"ord of Canada wa~ "Iven a C.M.G. by King GeQI·go.

,"My friends need not worry. lily eneDilcs will be dealt with. 'I'bero Is no- doubt us to thu outcome." 'rhree terlle sentences. snapped out In chnr­.. el'erlatle staccato and accompanied b)( .a·,broail slnlle. voiced the greeting ~~,Oen'eral Slim Hughes to the news­p'-J)tlrmell as he cllDlbed to the pier ftom the steamer St. Paul, which clocked nt New York on !·'rlday. 'I'he l'IlUtlatcl' or Militia wus uccompanled II)' Iils counsel. Mr. Wallaco Nesbitt, K:C" who lett by the dlLybreak ri!'Venue cutter and bourded the IIncr It.rne distance down the river. A ror­_I' stiloteluent bad been Issued tor I_lirlll distribution to the press. So Mr.Sam just shook bls head at !iues· dUIl8. "See me Illter." he said. '

A special to The London Dally 'rclegrllllh .from Home says: "Accorll· Ing to Inrormation llt the Huss\lUJ ],;Illbassy lho 'l'urkH have succeeded In getting Importunt I'elilforcomcnts to Trehlzond and Sivas, said to num­ber eighty or nlnelY battalions with artillery. The Germans fJuppllcd thousands of motor cars for the pur· pose of CRl'I'ylllg them from mllhaull. The llrJ'lvul ot these reinforcements explains tbe reslstllnce ot the 'I'urks 011 the Aslnllc [rollt. The feeding ot the 'rurklsh army continues a prob­lem. Constant attempts arc made to selJ(l food und materlnl by ueu, but few of the ships nrrive, being sunk by Russian su bmarilles alld destroy­ers. Since the ,lIeglnnlng of 1I!arch tho HUHsluns have dcstroyed II hun­(Ired or Illore, ~1~'.l!,klsh~v.e9~ell!,"

Watch Repairing For quick, gun.rante3d watch rcpn.iring. havo YOllr watches repnh'ed by the GlenbOl'o jewelor

, aen. Hughel' Statement i 'SII' Saln Hughes Issued the follow· ~ ,

Qlliek sl\LiBfactol'Y ,servict'.

Len.vo your watch at J. A. Har\'ie's

Btore, 01' hn.nd Lhem to

Frank Martin

Yes, the Pain goes! • The very first rub gives relief and as YOl), massage in the heal­ing I?cnctruting oils of Cham· berilllJl's Liniment, you exper­ience a feeling of ease, comfort\ and relief, thataRsure you area cure i~ taking place. Tbis fin" old family sufegual'll

Chamberlains Liniment

h:ul no equal for I'Ilcum:.atl"m,lum· bOl"O, neur2.h:la ~1It1 "II rOlimJ In the muscle~ and juinb. Uncqu;t.lI. ell to rub on the

lh,'oat ami chest for 'be cure or colds .. nd crOUP·

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Feed and Livery Stable II First class tcams for Hire

Careful . drivers furnished

Commercial Driving a Specialiy

F almers ... stable your teams here

Good feed and aitClition

Auto for Hire

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Hart-Parr , :

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nAILW AY STREET. 'PHONE 61

All Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats,Fish

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Cleanliness, Quality and Price---

three requisites to high-class

butcher, We make a special­

ty of cleanliness. The qual-'

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CHASM ROUX Wholesale and Retail Butcher

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Implements and chinery

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AnyLhing rl'om n. 'Vheelharrow l~ . G to Itn ',nglllo, as or

Steam

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Repairs

SMITH BLACKSMITH

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IlIlla_Ul,tement: "I hll ve only been lu­reJjled In a general way about the at6i8menta made in the House of CiSiliui.ODII dUrlD!!' my absence. But let lam- b·~ .,what' thllY may, I am glad 1If',1he /opportunlty of, hllylng them all fUlly "sltted snd exposed. to the full U"lto( day. I have no commeut to make 'on the conduct or those who. ~\Ung ,advantal:e of my Ilbsence, and rllrt-bel;: of .the fee\l~g ot nervousness. lIlm~. bordering on panic, In the jQfu(I.'. of tbe·. Konera! public on all lI\BlJ1tioWl since the war began, have Ittemp"ted to divert to side IS6ues .IIIUIY' and time which should be .de· .,.O~ to ·t11'e cause of tho Canadian _Itt';r. at tt.) front, and the Empire ~ lenerBol. Such persons may ~ 'II'.l\ldil'thelr privileges.

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need f01' the Ilew snit S71 MAIN' STREET, WP'O. -

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Accident and Automobile

. Insurance .~,ociely RtJSSIAN OFFENSIVE

Prlve ; T,urkl From .. strong ,Caucalul . POlltlon-Eaatern Front BUlY ,

. ~oouncem!lnt was made by the ~*Irlld ~r office Sunday 'tilaf

ave a so a goo I New fire·proof annex containing variety of 'summer hats 30 additional single rooms. At- :

.,...~, tractive dining-room, excellent \ Call.n.nd SCI) them table. More popular thau ever.!

M· E M C ) $2.00 per day. Free Bus. : ISS • ~ reary \ J. FOWLlE, Proprietor. WINNIPEG:

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Sterling Tailoring Co,"!

Farm 'and Domestic

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Help

Sawing a~d Crushing DJ1e

Ceo. Wilson in charge of outfit

Call or Phone

After the Long Cold Drive to Town The Farmer Appreciates a Good Meal and a Warm Place to Stay

First class meals served

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PHONE No, 110

T. C. Stinson, LIVE STOCK

DEALER

TREHERNE. MAN. -

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-The Treherne Times

Wm. Darling

ALL kind,' of Irficailural illlpl.mub IDd ,III' chin·

::.ry OD hoDd_ Full IiDe of rep.in in atock.

I. H. C. Agent

By newspaper advertis­ing, the merchant has an attractive window-display that is seen by people far and near. Alittle thought in the composition of a store advertisement is one of the best investmeI.b a

, merchant can make. Take up a paper and not­ice how quic'dy your at­tention is drawn to this or that advertisement.

The Corona L:umber Co.

Lumber and Building Material

The Lombard Hotel

Thel'o is n. rli [1'03renco in tho

Qtmlity of J,t1IJlUel" in tho wILy of rlill'lll'cnt gl'(UICB am! tho man­fncttl I'e of salllO, [LS c!tl'p<ln torI; nnc! eontmctol's know ['rom ox­

IJcril.lnce. U nloss YOII look It­rOllnd l1efol'o placi IIg yotJI· bills 1'01' yonI' hOllso 01' bm'n" YOIl nl'e mighty apt to get stuck.

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Lombard St •• Winnipeg

Situated nearly opposite lho Grain Bxohango, close to the business centre of the city. QUIet llnd Homelike. Bright and COIll­

fortable Rooms. Goorl diniu\! sen'i...e. American I'lan, Rates.

$1 50 per doy.

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uhil.lll!l.lldike that. ,V 1.1 will bo only too glr~tl to giv(\ YOIl nn esli­mn.te YOll can dep~nd U pl)n, on 1)11\ kilJri of iluilJing MILt.el'iul.

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'~tudelJl~ prepart!d for 'I'hi rd . aud Second Cla~s Teachers'

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Corson's Charcoal ~;::.: .. :an:=:n:~:c=:::o:j:~W;,;,::::::::::.~:,~J .. r~n "J".rli,ln. appearinll undllr ,hi. heading C1 cllar __ of

Set of Harness .!t} . He will lonk beLlel' :tlld feel

bl.': tel' ILllr.I YOII will elljoy t.ho ,­SlIlllllH!I' r1!'i\·o. \VB would he plollsed t.o show you our Iino)

II Marie In Canada"

Tooth Paste A WHITE DENTRIFICE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY ----.-- =-0=====,==='=== -_. _ .. _---- - ---- -

25 cents

CEO. GRAI-IAM Druggist and Stationer Treherne, Man.

- --JAMES FULTON

Succeuor to A ndrew. and AndraUl' Barri.,er.

REAL EST ATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE

Leading ami Heliable Companies relll'esenteti by lhe nnderaigned r~iflt yonI' at.plication!!

Money, Loaning Resumed Tho IIIHlol'signed hILS been instrocted by Lhe Toronto l'l'llsts Corporation Lo accept applicn.Lions ror Lon.ns

improved 1'1U'111 properties in this district at

7 1-2 PER CENT. INTEREST

o enel'al on well

-----------------------------------James Fulton' - l"reherne, Man.

Ten Cen" per count line i, mad

M 1'8. Riglow wn8 11. Hollnnr1 villi: tor Il\fIt Sallltday.

Miss nL Holmes reLurned homo last Monday nOOll.

Miss. Gladys Oorie left last Tuos: , day ni~ht for ·Winnipog.

n. J. Mills was a Holland visitor

LiouL. E. C. 1~1L1'l' left last UOII clay night for Lhe city.

\Y. O. Barkwell waH tL \Villnipeg visitor last Monday night.

. N. \Vilson, or \Vinnipeg, was a viflitor to lownlast n[ollday.

n. Dietl'ich rotlll'l1erl to his school neal' Virden last Monday noon.

last Thursday noon. , Miss L. :Hason, or: Rathwell, WILS Mrs. \VIll.English was a "igiLOl; IL visilor lo town last woek·(lnri.

to Cypress lust Uonday. D, S. HfLl'\'ie was IL business visi. Son'ice will be held in the Ang· tor to Lhe city lust ~Ionday night.

Iicn.1I church next t;-;undny eveuihg

W 1'. Smith was a \Vinnipcg visitor last Monday night.

Miss E. Uniac ret.urned fl'Olll a visit in lhe city last Sn.turday noon.

nl iss Eo Thomson returned fl'om

Miss Rogers retlll'lloc\ from a visit a viflit in Lhe eiLy illst Satnrday

ill tho ciLy last SaLurday noon. . nooll. Miss L. HiI'd lefL last Snndny

A. Forbes.of Rn.thwell, was a· visitor to town last 1'hlll'sday. mornillg I'm' Kinisotu, yin

hUll!,

Luvon·

1301't Barkwen returned frolil It Miss M. HrJllflelwooti reLnrned visit in Lho city Ill.st Friday noon. , from a visit in \Vinnipeg last l!'1·i-

C. O. Mllrwood, or \Vinnipeg, ar.; day noon. . rived in town last Saturday noon. i ~['

_ • ; II ISS M. Lamont reLl1l'netl to tho Mrs. E. H. Prlllgle, of Hathwel1'i eity last Satnrda)' night, ILftcr

waB a visitot· to townlastThursdn.Y'i spenliing Lho weck ill tOWIl with

Mrs. \V. J. Parker, of St. Clalllle,! her pllrenLs. I

was a visitor to lown last MondlLY'l Mrs, T. Greenway l'cLurned to

nIl's. A. nlyles was 11. visitor tol het· homo in Crystal Cily last nIon· Carlllan on lust Monday night's: dllY night ul'ter visiting in town train. f with her parents, MI'. n.nd Mrs.·\V.

J : T. Smith.

no. Lounsbm')' was a Holland:

or c. Light Driving and Single' Buggy Harness

/:leI} Olll' special lines lIt 16.00, 20.00 and 25.00 OUI' great nim is lloL how choap, but how good-t.ho Q,utllity lllust ho thm'o Iil'lit and thcli t.ho price Il.A low as possible. .,'

\V H also huve a fu\1line of

Oils, Soaps and Varnishes with which you can ci£mn up your old hal'lless and mako Lhem look almost Iiko new.

See our special SOc and 1.00 Buggy. Whips, also Dustless Lap Rugs and Axle Oils

J. R. SCOTT P~2~~ Treherne __ ... __ .. ___ " ___ .. __ . ____ . ______ sz:::= ....

- T reherne, Man. m POLLON BROS. lLar 11-- ===:11 Ii Ii II visitor botween trains last Balm',: Tho Mll.nitoblL Horso Breeders'

dtlY. I Act I'equit'es that evel'y ownOl' lTlust 1m v(] pri nted Lhe (l111'olmon t or thei l' ========:=======================~

-======-:,:~,--:==. =~_.-=-----:;:;.,,:;;:-_._----------H. Scarrow, or: ltathwell, WIIS a. sLallions, anti L1mt same IIlnRt ho

visitor ill town last Thursday artor·· posted conspicuollsl}' ill places where the stnllion is at pnblic sera CHARMING CREATIONS

IN SPRING MILLINERY BUY YOUR FL.OUR NOW -- -----------------Wheat prices continue to go up and Flour will follow

NOW is the time 'to lay ill a stock of that well known br.and

"Royal .H9usehold~.' - ....

SOLD BY

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OGILVIE MILLING CO'y JOHN COULTER, AGENT T REl--lERNE, MAN.

Drills Plows Mowers

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l"~akes

We handle the Cod,shutt line of farm .machinery. Each article is a masterpiece in its own particular spl~ere--they are made by men who have had practical ex?crience in the needs of Western farmer. And the price3, too, are right.

Call around and let us demonstrate our farm mnchiner y-it will be a lesson to you in farm efficiency. '

The Cockshutt Kha'ki' Plow Patriotic in color. and patriotic in its help to' greater prod uction

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Agents 1'01' LisLel' gasoline engines, De Lp.\·n.l und nleloLlo Cl'elun Soparators, and Adams \Vagons

ADAIR & SOl'J PHmm 3i TH.I<:HERNE. MAN. --

PAINT up! Spring-time and paint are synonymous. A coat of good paint will enhance and preserve your property

Paint PaintBrushes

Liquid V enee~l'"'

O'Cedar.Mops

·Varnish.c

. Paint Oil ._Varnish Stain . Alabastine'

noon.

l\Il'S. \V. M. Foe returned lILS!, "ice. Sn.tnrduy n0011 from a visit in Lhe

oity.

Don't rorget to buy your pure bred Rock eggs fl'om G. II. Hn~lc· , wood.

Mrs. F, Stnples was n "isiLor to Hol1and on IMt Thlll'sdn.Y'H 110011

train.

1'ho tennis club pln.yod· for the first time this season In.st Tuesdliy night

Miss 0 raco HOllSO was n. visitor to tho city onln.st Satnrday night'",

train.

The mnl'riage of Miss Annn.bel Loe, u:wghter or l\It-, and Mrs. \ViI· Iinm Bycrs, or J<:dmonLon, Alta., Lo nIl'. 000, Livingstono KinClule, of' Suslmtoon, took place on Saturday, April 22m!' Miss Byers is well· known 10enl1y,.lLs hCl'llnl'lluts form· erly resided on lho 1'IIl'Ill now owned by Ed. Smith.

A. J. PILlfl'oy hiLS disposed of his barbel' busi ness to ,V. Groen wood, of Vnngilard Sn.sk., IInrl loft for \Vinnipep; IILst nlonrlay night Lo join the TrC'ilerno Unit or Lhe 222ml bn.ttalion. MI'. T'111l'1'ey has been a vnl110d member oC tho community

Come in and inspect our new millinery. Beautiful, sensible suited to every pocket.

stock of creations

Mrs. A. E. SMITH, Milliner and Dressmaker

Treherne, Man. Railway Avenue Phone No. 94

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Send in Any Local Items You May Know---Phone 116

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l\I!'. and Mrs. John Couitel' left In.st Tuesday night fOl' n. visit i.n

the city.

for the pn.st two yenrR, and, while • ___________________________ _

wo a~'o sorry to lo~e him and ap· preoiato tho sacrince ho is making, thoro is no dOllbt that ho lit,S choson the I'ight cour~o. Liko tho ~ood sport hois, he proporly celobratod the event by distribnting a box of cigars amongst hiB neighbors,

The Grain Growers' Grain Co., Ltd. Gordon McCren.ry lllletll'thed

eight young wolves on his £111'111

this weok.

<MI'. nnd 1\1rs. 000 Gra\tn.lll were \'isiLl.'l'S to the city onlo.st 'Vednes­

dn.~' lIig.:'t t.r~in. Ml'S. SeIL!'r:"w and do.ughtel·l\fal·~

garet, or Rathw:"U, were "isitol'A to

town last Satmday;'·

friends and patron~.

! .... '., ,~ Total CanadIan Losses

Nearly 25,000 Cacualtlcs' Officially bi . March Fir'st . J .. J. Ranson, of h>tll\V~\I. is

mana.ging Lhe rh'ug store ,:'hdo Ul. Oraham is absent in tho oity.·

An attn wa despntch suys: The list or actunl casualties among tho Cau·

.- '\1' IIdlan forccs 1(llled In action. died of n~l's. MoLean, of 'Vinnipeg, I. .' lVollnds nnd sickness. wounded and

riyed in town last \Vednesdo.y noon' QIlsslllg. llUt not known to bEl prlscners . ., I' o{' war. hilS becn totalled up to March

Oil n. VISit to ft·ltmds nnd re uti \'es. 1 b'" the casualties' brunc\. of tho . 1 . ·!'.mttln Department. alld nmounts to

Mrs. Maohon rcturn~d to lel' ia,961. 1'hcre hnve been killed In hOllle in Calgary on last Monday nctlon 2.3:>~ Canad Inns. Some 988

, t' f .. , .• have died ot wounds :md 298 have noon s ram u tel" 'VISI tlllg 111 oOWI1 1Ruoounl bed to slclmesB. or n lotal or wiLh her parel~ts, ~,h" n.nel 1I1rA. Me· kno\vU dend uf 3.G24. 'rhero Is be· E I' sides. llOwevcl·. n list o[ missing mon

ae llan. not Imowd Lo llo prisoners o[ war. or Miss II'win, or UTl'fl' nipeg', nrl'i \'e.d 1.012. It I~ practically certain that

H by till' the g.r~I~Qr )IIIP) bel' or these ill town IMt Monday I -:lOon. III tIle men ~ro dend. wh191.1 1l1Y1l)Jlj ~hn list • . Dr Caolldlnll deal). lQ ~II)}Q~~ r:i,POO, e\'elllng,l\li8sIrwin gt~ vonnaddress 'rhe total J!lunller of wOI,Illrj.e,4 ,~ ~,3~1i, ill tho Methodist chnrh. on Lhe work If prIsoners ot }Val' illd cases qf /l1~". or the DeaOOJ1~~'J'n '". itlnipe. "'. uess are nil Inclater! HIll ~Qtil 1l11l11ller ""D~~' ,., of casuultles would be llOllrllP 2~,()Qg

Sel'goant Broderiok, :P. l·iVll.tos J. Jjleu. ~rllrr{\y and S. Perrio le[t,'.last Mon· uay night. fOI' '. 'Vinllipe,~. where

Oa.nadian Prohibition

they will tRke the N.C.O.'s t.!·nining " '

House' of Commons Favorably .bates ~ar.tlme Propooal

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I .' An Ottawa despatch nays: . It· looks

· M~. 'Vm. Oillain re, ltli \'C<' 1 , a iB It Parliament will PIISH somo.

COlll"30.

· \'oJ '.. ." .'. • strongly prohlbitlve measure· at .Itll· lolter I'lleently fl'om ,Todd lyCal. 11, present session . .' That seemed to he \\'['ilton 011 AP1'illOth wll jeh.' wa~ I the feeling at midnight Mondaywheo . . . '. . the House of Commons roso :.:fter an.

,wl'itten.in, the.,tre110hos.'.""SomQ~I,~~I.day .debate on .tho rosol.UlIPn·. Of.' \\'hero in Lrrnrice. J 1'1 it h~ states 1\\ r. H .. Hoc Stevens and Hon. Charles .' .'. '... . . . Ma.l'cll calling for the Dumlnlon·wldo

. lhat Apdy Closs, ArUllIl' .Cain tlnd tOtll\' prohibition of lholmllortatlon • hi'll1self pl\id 0. visit to D . ':6 'n.lltllllllllh'llcturo and snle of IIII!ntOlclcat· · . '. ....... . ~~ I '. :Ing b",,~rnges until .lIm end of the Blld spent the dayt.ogetl 1'!lI' -wlling ,war.Tile GovernDlent Is bellovod

Mr. Farmer---In Thinking Over Your Requirements for Spring and Summer

Study Our 1916 Catalogue Call at the Elevator if you have not received one.

We Handle Coal, Lumber and Fencing Flour and Feeds Always on Hand

Buy From Your Own Company

Jas. Adair, Manager • Phone 27

Men's Hats and Caps F or every day as well as Sunday.··New@st

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Farm Colony For Returned Soldiers ENORMOUS CROP FIGURES SHOW

The Farm Help Question I

Pay Liberal Wages and Provide Home Comforts

BRITAIN MUST SE~URE CONTROL ,

OF AIR AS WELL AS THE SEAS SASKATCHEWAN'S PROSPERITY C.P.R. Making Big Preparations to Place Reutrned Soldiers on

Farms

INCREASES 600% IN ONE DECADE In speaking of employment for the

returned soldier after the war, Presi­dent Shaughnessy of the C.P R., said:

Mr. Wm. D. Flatt, In a very Interest· Ing letter to the Breeders' Gazette, takes up the heJp question for the [ar­mer and tells how he thinks It can be POTENTIALITY OF AIRCRAFT HAS TAUGHT LESSON

PRODUCTION solved. He says:

L.st Year the Province Raised More Cereals Than the Total Production of All Canada in 1900, According to the

Latest Government Figures

"We have been giving this question , the most careful consideration, and have just decided on a comprehensive plan of colonization which will he the largest ot Its kind In Ule history o[ the ~nadlan Pacific Railway, and as you know we have done some colon· Izatlon In the world. 'rhe detaUs of tho colonization plan are be lag worl{­ed out just now, and when I tell you that It Involvcs the preparation ot per­haps as many as a UlOusand farms In Westcrn Canada [or occupation In tho spring of next ycar you must realize the size of our undertaldng. Our duty, however, demands that this grcat pro­blcm be mct with thc enerb"Y that It deservcs. One ot the most scrlous problems facing Canada today Is the mattcr of handling the hundrcds of re­turned soldiers after the war. Their ml1ltary service will have unscttled and unfittcd many o[ them for arc· turn to ordinary clorlcal and seden· tary lI[e, and something wlU havc to be donc to enable them to obtain out· side employment The problem Is further compllcate(1 by the fact that without doubt a very large number ot men WllO will bo mustored out tram the British army will want to eml· grate to overseas dominions, and pro­visiOn must be made to prQperly take cal e at them and colonize them In sultablc employment.

"Before laying my pen down I must make one remark that applies to this

American contlncnt. We re­quire more farmen!, more farm help, more girls suitable for farnlers' wlvcs, and more domestic help. If the farm­ers of this continent will do as Grcat Britain has done, provide married men with homcs on farms, assist them to live cheaply bY giving them milk, potatoes, beet, pork, and eggs at rca­sonable prices, they will plOduce fam· Illes from which will come boys who know how to [arm and girls who can help the boys make a succe~s. We shall then de\'elop etrlclent, content­ed hclp. Wo cannot run a farm to Its full capacity without Improved live slack. We cannot run a farm with· out sultlclent and etrlclent hclp any more than we can run a fuc'_ory suc­cossfully that requires skl\led help by attempting to place children at the machlncs. Thera Is nothing [or the young man at today that oITers 11. greater Inducoment than agl'lculture, coupled with Improved lIvo stoclt"

The History of the War Shows That Gr.eat Britain ~lust Creat!) A Second Navy to Rule the \YlDds as the First

One Does the Waves

In 1905 the province of Saskatche­wan produced 46,612,136 bushels of lP'aln-whcllt, oats, barlcy, and ~ax -from an urea under crop at l,63S,­lIS1 acres. Ten yenrs later the same province ploducea, uccordlng to tho latest Dominion government figures, the same crops to an extent or 334" 336,000 bushols tram an area of 10" 962,000 acres In 1915 Saskatchewlln raised 101,000,000 bushcls of theso ccreals Illore thun tho total produc­tion oC all Can lido. In 1900.

During ono dccade the crop pro­duction at Saslmtchuwlln, of these four staples alone, Increased 0\'01' 600 POI' cent, while the urea under crop to thcse cerea!s Increased some­thing over 500 per cent. And this covers only one branch of Saskatche­wan's farming oporatlons.

Whcu reference I~ made to tho great fertility of Western Canada It Is sometimes met by the argument that as the country becomes older the fertility w\II greatly dccrcase, as has been tho caso In so muny othcr countries. It should bo remembcred that the soli of western Canada Is not the soli of the CIISt. Prot. Shaw, ono of the bcst known agronomists or the United States, after milking an ox­haustlvo study of soil quulltles or

country, and shares In the general prosperity due to the agricultural de­vclopmcnt.

Remarkable 8S has been the pro­grcss at Saskntchewan during the last decade, thcro Is cvery reason to believe that the province Is now only on the throshold at Its pI asperity. Tho dlsadvantagcs oC ploncer days, with their lack of transportation, telephone service, good roads, schools, churchcs and markets, have bcen IlIrgcly swept away. Yoars at ox· perlmentation, both by Individuals, corporations, and governments, have added cnormously to the agricultural knowledge of tho country, and now any settler with an carnest doslre to learn can qulcltly acquire the Infor­mation neccssary to success. Agri­culture In Saskatchewan Is no long­cr an experlmcnt. BOth In quality and quantity tho products of tho province are noW big factors on the markets, not only at Canada, but 0\ the world. And all this has becn accomplished wllh 11,000,000 acres undor crop out of a total of 93,000,-000 acres In the province, suitable [or agricultural purposcs.

Horse Sense Western Canada, said:

"Ono acre of average soli In the Canadian West Is worth more than 20 acres at average soli nlong the Atlantic seaboard. The man who tills the tormcr can grow 20 succes· slve crops without much diminution In the yields; whcrcas, the person who tills the latter, In ordcr to grow II single remuncratlvo crall, must pay the vendor of fertilizers half as much for materials to fcrtllize an acre us would buy an aero In tho Canadlun

Ability to M~nagc a Primary Require­ment of tho Successful

Farmer In Farmers' Bulletin 704 Is an In­

tercstlng scctlon cntltled. "Horse Sense," trom which we quote as [al­lows:

"Without horse sense Ulere's a poor show [or making a real money suc­cess of any Itlnd. Without thllt fae­ulty otherwise called 'buslncss abili­ty,' 'Industry, capital, credit; and even a thorough Itnowledge of tho most ap· provcd sclentlc mcthods of agrlcul­turo, all' will bo of little avail. To quality as a business tarmor a man must bC ablc to shllpe his work and change his plans according to chang­Ing weather, shifting markcts, and up-and-down buslncss conditions. He must be able to decide whether he can best dispose of his crop by teedlng, or by seiling on the marltat In seil­Ing IIvo stock or grain, the farmer must know enough at the actual val­ue of his product to know when the local buyers are orccrlng him a fair price

'Vcst." Bu t let us not try to prove the

point by theories. Hcrc are tacts. In 1905 tho wheat crop of Saskatche·

wan averaged 23.09 bushels per acre In 1915 It avcraged 2854 bushels per acre.

Tho oat crop of Saskatchewan In 1905 avcraged 42.70 bushels pcr acre; in 1916, 6367 bushcls par acre.

Barley, 1905, 2711 bushcls por acrc; 1915, 3683 bushels per acre.

Flax, 1~05, 1571 bushels per acro; 1916, 13.00 bushels per Ilcre.

It will bo note' that, except for t\ax, 1915 shows a substantial Increase pel' [lOre over 1905, and this notwith­standing lhe fact that the 1905 crop was one of thc hOllvlcst evcr rCllped In Saslmtchcwan.

'It Is not cnough to grow a good crop, or even to grow a good crop at a low cost. To make the big crop a business success, It must be disposed of as etrlclalltly as It Is grown-must be so graded and packed as to meet market standards, and so marlteted as to bring the tarmer the highest cur· rent prlccs."

"'rhe problem Is one /of such mag­nitude that It must bC taced and solv­ed by the British government, but the provincial governmcnts and the large Canadian corporations must also do their part. Heallzlng that the crisis must be met and desiring to take Its share of tho burden of trying to solve this problem and assist the men who hllVO tough t the batiles at the cmplre, the Canadian Pacillc Railway has de­cldcd to establish In Western Canada colonlcs which, for the momcnt, we are calling Rcturned Veterans' Col­onlcs, where men who wish to go In for farming can obtain Improved farms on terms which In time wl\l en­able them to become land owners and create homcs [or themselves and their families. These colonies wl\l be given distinctive namcs, probably with mili­tary associations, and wUl contain a sufficient number of families In each to Insure social, school and ch urch fa­cilities, and In cach case wl\l Include a central Instructive tarm under a competent agriculturist so that advice and Instruction may be available tor the colonists.

Let us suggest In this can noctlon that It wl\l pay well for the Carmer to give good men liberal wages and good, comfortable homo conditions Then, besides, men should gct rid at tho notion of drl[tlng around from place to place. When the;, strike a good man they should StllY by him as long as possible.

The Brown Mou:e

Dealing With Improved Methods 01 Te~chlng In Rural Schools

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Great Britain's absolute supremacy of the seIlS Is b~yond question, and

Palace Windows Are Broken During the superiority at the allies III mell, Furious Rioting money and munitions Is not to be

A lady who has resided In Berlin chllllenged Lord NorUlclllte declares al\ her life has just reachod ~Illnchos- that In his six visits to tho front h6 ter. Interviewed by a relll'eScntativo h<ls always been strucl, by the splen· of the Dally News, she stated thllt tho did health, excellent cqulpment anu peoplo In this country cannot ha\ e tho slightest conccptlon of tho life of the absolute conlldenco of tho 1~1 cnell people III tho Germlln caplt,ll. soldl!)r. Ho WIlS also Impressed by the

"Only a [ortnlght ago," she said, "I Illlmense numbel or lUon In ruscn c, SIlW the Klliser. He Is quite a dl!fcront cO\(Hlng mllos and miles or groulltl mlln from wlhlt he WIlS. He loolts just anti by the qUlllltities or lUUlllllOll~ all old brokell·do\\ II mlln. 11ls checks deposited OVCI yw here. In only onu are rllllen, he Is doothly pale, and his d'_'pll1'lment has tho Germun any pI B' hair Is quite grey. Although the Ilc tunt!on to SU{)OI iurlty The Prince or tlon thllt ho Is sutIellng only [10m lhe Power of lho Air, whleh IS !lnoth· severe cold Is care Cully iwpt up, It Is or name [or Ills Slltllnlc ~llIjost), IJ generally Itnowll that the Klllael Is sur getting too much or his ow n W,IY In ferlng flam cancer In lhe throllt He wh,lt tho \(llls81 \\ au'd flwbably nOw lives at Potsdalll \\hen not at one no\\ call "hl~ elCllleut" \\ hila tint or the other fronts-or, 1,lthel, leport· \\ouIllls Inlllctcd by the Germall Ill!­ed to be thcre. The leason [or his crllft so Illr h.n 0 bcon b) cOlllllarlson avoldanco of \3erlln will be quite ob wllh the damllgo tlono gonor.llly III vious whon I explain that the mobs tho \\UI, mel U pln-IJrlckti. thoy sug· havo brolwn allllost overy window In gost an In tlnlte cupaclty [or lllischiet the Palaco there." \\hen \\ullthel conditions aro lalor·

There wore sinister rumors as to able, lind un105l! lllOIO vigorous ,Ictlon I t I 'n d to tho clo\\d guilt) or liS t,lllon to challenge their lIelilll su­

til~: O~~~I~lt~-ot people being shot prcnhlcy That tho British go\'om· do\\ n Indiscriminately-but sho had ment .11111 peOllle al e not blind to thlt been unable to test their accur,lcy, as situation \\e kno\\ and much Is beill1t

ow even rcgular German roal'lonts done to beat the Hun upon his all II n t !lowcd Cree COUl80 In ground, If we mill' SO call the circum·

State of Life in Berlin

The above caption Is tho title or a no\ el, wrlttcn by Herbert Qulcl{ which attcmpts to awuken the rUlal communities to the antiquated COUlSCS of study In the rural schools and to point the way to the ltlnd of schools that should be provldod tor the boys and girls In the country. Thu boolt IIlso sets forth the difficulties mer when a teacher or anyone clse at­tempts to change the courses at study In our country schools. The presenta­tion of the country school problem In the form of a story gives to this sub· jcct a different Interpretation and we trust It will arouse sufficient Interest In thoso guarding tho destinies of the country schools to lead them to pro­vide more suitable courses of study.

were no a amblcnt nil' But 1\ e hal e to "gOt .\ the streets. " movo on" lind possibly the pin pllcltll

"Rioting Is now," she contlnuell, of which are Intensely In 11Iltlng 10 tho dally occurrence, the peoplo especiallY \3rltlsh body and soul 1Il1l} tend to resenting the fact that they are not acc'elemto our mo\'cm'ent 1 he Teu· allowed now to purchase more than a tons IIro not having It all their b\\ n quarter of a pound ot butter or fat at way In lhe clouds by any means !tn.!. once Ian aeroplanes killod eight hundred

"The Klliscr Is now never chccre 1. Austrian soldiers In o,l1l'1lclts at Lal. Whcn he passes through Berlin It Is bach on Februal y 1~t4 nnd tllIlt In a closed motor preceded and follow- makes up for tho killing of many I~ng­cd by other motors filled with soldiers Ilsh civilians, mon. women and chil.I.-and orrtclllis armed to the leeth. ren, by German z .. ppelln8

"So far as business Is concerne(l, Tho whole history of the Wllr Bcrlln Is a dead city Almost all the shows the potentlallt) of aircraft in wholesale houscs at e pClmanently warfare and the lesson Is that [or closed The others III c only open two Grcat Dlltaln the conll 01 o[ tho air Is days per weok, and must get a per- ,IS Importllnt liS the control of tho mit before they sell any goods, and sea It means nothing I"S8 thlln thu the ofClclals see that nothing Is al!ow· creatIon of a secolld British na I'Y to ed to go out IIltcly to be oC sel vice to rille IlIe winds liS the IlI"t one ciol ~ them. The price of everything has the \\,nos Gleat Britain e.,nnot nt'­gone up tefllbly," she continum\ ford to be, and dal e not hI', In[pr.()r

One oC the most significant ell,lI1gc' to an\ 01 hel' cO\ln, I) In UMI:t! 1)0\\ cr. she had noticed WIIS In rclatlon to tl.e OUI' thanks I ~ .. II} aro duo to tho munition works, whleh for'merly I an KaIser fot ~l' lng US n V'll lilble 11~B' day and night, but now only wOllted Ir son and rub~)lng It \\('11 In We tnURt regularly. Emplo) eos questioned as '0 not rcgllrd the cost oC lIerlnl squud­lhe cause of this weI e nnanlmous that lon9 as simply onc of the b\llliens at there was a snol'lago of matcrlal the present wur Jt Is ralher a per-

manent InvCHllllent anll one th.lt will

It Is not comended that tho per· mancnt prosperity of Saslmtchewan Is to be built upon grain raising. Tho most [ertlle soli In the world can be exhausted 11 the process Is contlnucd long enough. But, as has already been said grain raising covers only one bra~ch of Saskatchowlln's tarmlng op­erations. Look at the live stock ,stat­istics:

In 1906 tehre were 240.566 horses in Saskatchewan. Now there lire 667" 443: In the same pcrlod the milch cows In the province havo Increused tram 122,618 to 348,540. and other cattle from 360,236 to 573,021. Shoep have Incrcased frolll 112,290 to 192" 014, and swine from 113,DlG to 329,-246.

In other words, managerial ablllty Is a primary requlrcment of tho suc­cossful farmer. As a rule, the farmer of loday has a vcry practioal and efflc­Icnt Idea of how to produce the crops. Through his experience, reading and observation he has acquired a very considerable storo of Imowledge re­gal'dlng the best methods of eropplng and teedlng. 1Iiarketing rather than production Is his perplexing problcm and until that prime reqUisite, horse sonse or buslncss ability, Is joined with the results of observation and experience, It will not bo solved.

"Our experience In connection with the rClldy-made [arm has been Invalu­able, and wl\l enable us to avoid mls­takcs which are Inevitable to new un­dertaldngs. The burden which we propose to carry will be no IIgh tone, as human nature Js such that thcre are always fault-finders-always square pegs which will not fit Into round holes We have had such cases In connection with our rcady-made farms, but on tho whole the colonlcs established under tho rcady-made farm scheme have been highly successful; for Instance. Scdgewlclt, which has a group of settlers of which Westcrn Canada may well be proud. But we are prepared to face all the troubles, aU the pctty annoyances which occur In connection with this stili greater schcme,. realizing that It Is our duty towards the empire to which we are proud to belong."

A New Hay Sorghum

Sudan Grass Meeting With Great Favor Among American Farmers

Wo have long rellllzed that the country schools are not, on the whole, serving their districts with the great­est eITlclency. The courses olTerod by many of these Institutions are obso­lete and should be revised to 'mcet the requirements of the Ideals and standards of the present centUl Y There Is no good rcason why so mllny of tho country schools should be as mum as an oyster upon the subject of agriculture. So tar as they are con­cerned, you might thlnlt there Is no sueh occupation as [arming. Wo would not bellltle tho 1Undarnentals In our cducatlonal syslem, but these wonld not be Impaired In tho least by Incorporatlng'ln the courses of the countl y schools Il. few subjects per­taining to agriculture If done In the right way, the agricultural subjccts would aid matcrlally In teaching the funuamcn tals, as every boy and girl In thc country has a knowledgo of tho things of the farm which can be relld· lIy used for lIIustrations and ex· amples.

Mr. Quick points out. the Injustice done the boys and girls of the rural sehools by not having their courscs at study better adapted to their needs. We shll.I'e In this opinion and hope the time is not far distant when those who are In dlreet charge or the country schools will see thclr duty and thon ha\'e the courage to do It.

'This," she remarkell, "Is beginning In\ olvo permllnent expl':Hllturo for to tell on the peoplo, who nro hccomlng consu'uctlon and malntl'llllnce In lho more and morc depressed (\s tlmo prcsent st nge of Ilel i-t! nIl \ Igntloll passes. In Berlin the people openly all'clllfl of all kinds \\!II 101111 to bo­clamor for peace 1 have heald tho cry come olJso\ete In evan leBs tlmo thall frequently In the city, 'I~or God's s,lke do the ball!eshlps 'rhe Zeppelin nnd glvc us pCllce at any cost.' Peoplc ap-roplans may be I1S gooli the day It allowed to entcr Berlin from othel dis· Is put Into the scrap Ilca)) as the dllY . trlcts say the sllmc thing Is obsCl vablo It was built, just liS many II nne \\111-elsewhele ship hilS hllll to be p\lt on the ro-

Heports of rioting In England arc tired list simply because something circulated from time to time S\lch better has bcen delise'\. It Is J\lst llHt werc the reports circulated, that when samo with all klnc1~ of Ind\lstrl,11 sho reached this conntry she was plants Machines arc thi owll <lIlt, not amazed. She expectcd to find the hecause they ha\'e lost any'thlng' of towns In ruins and the people either their orlglnni en:lclency, b\lt thoy stal'ved or enslaved. cannot compete \\ Ith mllchlnes at

"The great mass of the pcople now." IlIler Invention and Improved typo. added the lady, "despair of beallng For Groat Brltnln the bcst l\lld most England, and the soldiers who are scnt up·to-date at aerial war-c'rlLft - WIll back wounded tell the most harrowing always bc just good cnou;;h .. lLnd nqll'l..­stories of shortage of munitions and too good 1'he dl~card'(ld' mtiC\1IfMs I ' food." may find new sph~res at usl1(~lncsij:'

Trade the Sinew of War In the paths or peace H will. Ila liMa.,

The Economy Of G:Jod Roads Ing strango If the Immensc·'posslhll!. I lies In th e wny or aerial na vlgntlon

In' 1907 there wore seven cheese factories and creamcrles In Sasltnt­chcwan. Thoy produced 15,000 pounds of ehcose worth $1,960 and 132,803 pounds of butter worth $36,599. Re­turns for 1915 have not yet all bcen re-corded but the 23 creameries which Largely on Britain's Financial Help llllve 'reported produced 3,831,300 That Allies Must Rely

A recent addition to, our crop plants Is sure to prove at great value to tho South. Sudan grass was bra ugh t to the United Statcs from Egypt In 1000, and no other Importa· tlon ever sprung Into favor so quick­ly. It Is now recognlzcd liS the com­Ing hay grass of Texas, and when better Imown In tho southeastern

We Need Science Now Life and Energy Put I nto Com­munity ThrouDh Good Roads

demonstrated by the war do not roo suit In n grent.. utilization of dirigibles 'l anrl aeroplanes '[ol',commlliulal pur- , poses Tirey ae" ,D;~t 1\\tq1')e'Jo;1;bf/lpo~6 seriously with the rallwi!-)s an:rt Btenm- I

shlp!\ for thQ hea'ty jrclfrht-trI!trl<:, but:, /. speCial flnhls ~ uSe't\!fnc:sat cnn cer-

Jloun~s of buttcr valued at $1,059,443. They produced Ico cream and butter· mlllt to a value of $379,153-more than 10 times the total value of thclr butter production (only eight years ago. Moreover, they have cstabllsh­ed a reputlltlon tor Saskatehewan butter on the marltet, which has roo sui tcd In a dcmand that Is prac;tlcally inexhaustible. In 1915 62 carloads of buttcr were shipped out of the provlnco, and the Industry Is just In Hs In fancy.

Theso figures aro sufflelent to . prove that Sasltatchowan's prosper­Ity Is a very real taot, and that It is purt and parcel of the agricultural devclopment of the province. It Is true that Saskatchewan has other industries which have contributed to the general prosperity, but It will be found that they aro closely rclated to agrlculturo, and the succcss of the farmer has mado their succcss possible, while at the same tlm,O thcy havo contrlbutod to the farmcr s prosperity by onlarglng his home market or providing his necessities. For Instance, tho provlnco has an annual lumbor cut of appro:tlmately 250,000,000 feet. This output affords a valuable local source of supply to tho fllrmer, while at the same tlmo the men and teams ongaged In the tndustry consume his flour, oats, butler, eggs, milk, vegetablcs, meat and hay. The province's fisheries represent an Income of $150,000 a ),ear, and of cour.!le It Is Impossible to record fish taken by farmers from countless lakes and streams for their own use.

It Is peculiarly necessary for us to put Into the maintenance of our trade all the energies than can be spared from the military and na.val efforts requlrcd for victory. For It Is largely on our financial heJp that our allies must rely. Out of the 1,690 millions which may bo our expenditure for the present year, our advances to them represent, In­deed, about 420 millions, and next year we may havo to find a stili larger sum. \Vo are finding, and shnll continue to find, the money, and It means tllat we are trading It In goods, whUo we shall eventually be repaid In goods. For this .PUI'· paso we are taxing ourseJves now to tho extent at II third of our own war expcndlture, and have provided well over the Interest and sinking fund on our borrowings .. So far therefore, our trade hns stood us In good stead. And there Is no rea· son to doubt our ability to meet either the financial or the cammer­cllli strain In the coming year or lator with equal SUCCCfiS, under goo(1 guidance and management, and with a financial and commercia.l polley which meets the new condl­tions.-London Times.

Saskatchewan has a yearly pro­duction or about $800,000 worth of Il\lnerals, mainly. coal, which Is largely consumed by settlers In tho district In which It J. mined. Even Il\anutacturlng has made a ,s~art In tho provlnco, and now distributes wales amounting to over $2,000,000 ,.early and produces f1nlsh&d products "alued at oyer six millions.

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states It will be almost as popular Lack of adequate sclentllic equip there. In the Immediate Gult coast ment, coupled with lack of e.ntar­region, howDver, It, 111[0 the other prise and adaptability, have been sorghums, Is affccted by the red·spot. almost the sole causes In tho past disease, which farmers usually call of the faUura-whero It has falleu rust. At the pI esent time the price -at British commerce and British of Sudan grass sced prohibits It from Industry In the struggle Wltll being generally uscd as a hay grass, foreign rivals. No Inslructed person but as soon as tho quantity of a\'all- will say that the fnult has lain en· able seed Is greater It should become tlrely with the British merchant a rocognlzed part of every fnrmer's and the British manufacturer. It crop In the northern two·thlrds at has not. 'l'he government can and Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and ought to do much more thlln has Georgia b.nd In virtually all of the beon done In the past to maintain states of South Carolina, North Caro- and push British Industries. The IIna, and 'l'ennossee, as well as Ar- banks can do much. 'l'he unlveral· Itnnsas, Oltlahoma and Texas. tlos can do much. And all of them

It should be sown broadcast or war-king In conjunction on a con­drilled when the ground has become sldered and carcfully thought out warm In thc spring, at the rate at plan can do Infinitely more than 16 tb 20 Ibs. per acre In the eastern any of them alono. One of the main states and 10 to 15 Ibs. per aCle lossons of the war will have been the more western states. It can missed If It Is not roallzcd that the eut with a mower and cured like commercial triumph of Germany other hay crop. It should be has been due first and foremost, about the tlme at full bloom. THv .v"not to her traffic, not to her cheup

cuttings' can be secured. labor, but to her sclcntlfic Ind us· at 3 to 4 tons per acre trial organization. It can only be

eXlpec:teld. The hay Is very defeated In the long, run by an" or-as hlgh' In ganlzatlon- equally complete and

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In a certnln community tho 'peo­ple wero certain that they could nol arford goat! rOluls. 'F,hrouglt mlstalceu. Ideas at eC9uOmy' they, ,dragged through teoh mull mora UllLa hair the ~ earj The el1ect of tho bad road \\ 3' disastrous. Young people of sp:'rlt and cnterprlse left the con!­Illllulty, going to cities or to othor states to maltt) their homes. SocllIl lifo was well-nigh Impossible be­cause farm homes were lIuked to­gether only by hideous depths of clinging miry clay. The roads so [I!'fectcd those who II \'cd by them and trayelled them that the whole community took on II. tlngo of sad­ness and depression. 'l'h2n thero came a man who bad Iivod, In [l

region of good roads, II man of Callh and enthusiasm. Ho begun with the road drag to Bllloctth up and let thu water off a stretch of road. 'As II got bettcr hi) dragged It agnln. 110 kept at It enthusiastically until In hiS light buggy he coul<l go swiftly

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triumph 01' Il complllle"dlsalltltr' tor. ' tho German mlUtltry Cu.stc, J.JI, ffJ!l<r.!!: i' Is Incl\lIled tho Kalsol" ani! an thdt: I' counts In the clvU gO\'erlllllent ,at j

Gelllluny TILCr.u. __ Js.".. .JJ.a....~.Jlul';¥ay; • houso lor lhe GorlllllD warmaltera A.\ peace without PIUI\der, ... ajPrIlCp ,\~l!lch compclled thom to r~earn tb tho !sliitlla quo and lott them'to PIl'Y even theIr 0\\ n sharo of tho bill, and to Imposo the £ 200,000,000 at now:! Ul.:tlltil:m; wh Ich would be neCllssnl Y [or this pur,: pose, wou!.1 dlscre(Ut them ho~eIQ5~' \ Iy, aM lead Ine\·~t,,:btr t'o th~ft: )d9\~ n'; fall. Whnteyer. wo~ds they ;nul:y' 'USEl, about It, the'Oerninn peopla' 1&011' In, thclr hearts that this was an nggl es' slvc Will' undenalten for the object or enlarging tho to! rltory and hlCl eau­Ing tho power of: tllelr stllte: anci If JL turqlld ,out hl'1.i) 1\ , et~1 thaI they hlld bec!h' thro\\'le baa\(- Into thalr, Own territory Bnd had succeeded mere!y In defending lh emsel ves ut) Immense cost Rnd sncr!lice, tholK' angel' with tMlr' )lrcE:cnt leador. would be unbounulld.P-WCBlm Gaze

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Will Build More Grain Elevators

Saskatchewan Co.operatlve Elevator Company Has Bright Prospects·

DAVI~~.LLr:! ONT.: 1

"I had Iroublewlth my Kidney.nnd Bladder ,,0 I I\'ot a sample of Gin Pills and followed -directIons. I felt be tier after the first doso .. nd I kept tnking them for a month.

way Company, has recently completed a Berllis of meetings In lhe interests of dairying through the medium oC a spec­Ial dairy car.

Instruction oars properly eqUipped Cor the purpose oC disseminating agrl· cultural InCormatlon have, In recenl years, become deCidedly popular among those who attend agricultural meetings. An ordinary passengor coach provides a comfortable place tor an audlcnce to assemble and IS easily filted with a modern lantern and can­vass for Illustrated pictures, a featuro which Is always popular and by which Ideas can be Impressed more IIrmlyon the mind than hy perhaps any other methods. The leclurers carried more h.nn one hundred slides showing photo_ graphs of some oC the world's best dUlry animals, sanitary stables, dairy utensils and other Information oC In­lerest.

Already over one hundred and six applications have ben received by the Saskatchewan Co·operutlve Elevalor Company Crom various points In the province anxious to have elevalors erected In their dlstrlcls this year. Ow' Ing lo the amount of malerlal and the labor at lhe disposal of the oompany helng llmlted, only about thirty ele­I'ators will be erected.

One day, Mr. Simpson, of this town, lold .me about the trouble he had with his kidneys, And I recommended him to trjr GIN PILLS, .Clnd' gave him one to take. The next day, he bouG'ht some for himself, and both ho .ani! h'" wlfo have derived great benefit from them." HERBERT 11. BAUER.

Gin Pills are Soc. a box Dr six boxes for "$2.50 at all drugglots. Sample scnt free If requested. • 11

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took's Cotton Root Compoimc!.

Sixty.lhree meetings were held on lhe main line of the C.N.R. between Lloydmlnster on the west and Togo on the east. Four meetings were held on lhe Sturgeon river branell, which runs Crom North Baltleford to Tnrtle­ford. Three meetings on this line were cancelled on acconnt oC the se· vore weather. On lhe Saskutoon-Cal· gary line oC the C.N.R. twenty-rour meeth\gs were held, extending from Delisle to Alsask.

Allogether nlnety-one meetings were hold, the lolal attendance being 3,536. This shows an ayerage altendance oC 38.8, which Is exc~ptlonally high when lhe unusually bad wealher experienced In this province during January and ~art oC February Is laken into consld· eratlon. 1 That there Is a growing Interest be· Ing. taken In dairying lhroughout Sa~· katchewan Is eVident lo anyone who has given lhe question serlolls' con· slderation. 'l'he output oC 33,80,OOOIb oC creamery butter during 1915 shows. a most substanllal growlh. It was thoughl thnt the enormous grain cr'ops harvesled lhe past season would lend to lessen the Interest tnken In dairy

"We could double our elevators within a year IC we could secure tho labor and material necessary," de· c1ared Hon. Geo. Langley. Mr. Langley added that since IllSt September lhe company's elevators had handled 33,-000,000 bushels oC grain.

As an illustration ot lhe really llhenomenal development oC this company, It Is Interesting to nole that while the company was only established five years ago without oven $10 In Its collers, the business t'lrnover during the past year. 'was $37,000,000, while a line oC credit WIlS enabllshed at $4,750,000. During 'the (omlng summer the company con­tJ1mplates erecting a terminal elevat­or oC 2,500,000 bushels capaclly, and expects to ha ve sulIlclent liquid capital lo pay for' 'the undertaking out of his 'own Cunds.

Women With Weakness Find New Strength

For al1 special weakness from which girls and women sulIer, no surer remedy exists that Dr . .Hamil­lon's PlIls; they malnlaln that bracing health every woman so earnestly de· Sires, they uproot disease and bring strength that lasts till old age.

The blood Is richly nourished by Dr. Ham!lton'~ Pills. Appetite' In· creases, weakness and secret Ills give way to surplus eDergy and reserve vigor. . •

No pale girl, DO alllng woman oan afford to miss the enormous gOCld that comes from Dr. Hamilton's Pills;

matters, but the reverse seems to have occurred. Mr. \V. A. Wilson, dairy commiSSion, reports that the ont­put oC hulter at the fi[teen oo·opera­tlve creameries operaled by the dairy branch shows a decided gain during the past Cew months over the output [or lhe same period In any olher year. The make for Novemher shows a gain oC over 34% over the same'perlod oC 1914. December had a gain oC 77%, January 84%, and February 111%. These ligures Indlcale a most satls· faclory Increase and Is evidence that the farmers are laldng a I{een Inter­csl In dairying, nqtwlthstandlng the' high price oC grain.

get a 25c box today. -

"That statesman praises his country very highly," .

"Yes, and he's not backward In his enthUSiasm tor hlmseIC."

There II more catarrb In thl. .eotlon of the country th&ll an other dl .... e • put tal'eth.r, and unl.n tho l&at few ye&l1l wao aupposed to be Inourable. For a. lTeat many yea.rl doctor. pro­nounced It a local dl •• a"8 a.nd·preacrtbed IDeal remedle., And by constantly faJllnlr to cure with local trea.tment, pro ... nounced It Incurabl.. Soleno. hao proven Catarrh to b. a 'constltutlonal dhtealG, and therefore requires constitu­tional treat men t. Hall'lI Catarrh Cure, m .. llutactured by F. J. Cheney ., Co., Toledo, Ohio Is tho only Constitutional our. on' the market. It I.' taken Intern­ally In dooe. trom 10 drop. to a 10&­spoontul It aQts directly on tho blood a.nd mucoull' surface. of the BYlltem, They otter one. hundred dollar. tor any oaao It taU. to cure. Send for circular. &lid t.stlmonl .. I ••.

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Set:lds Message TELLS SUFFERING WOMEN TO

USE DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS

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Addr ... : F. J. CHENEY" CO., To· ledo, OhlD

Bold by DruJrI:.ts, 7~c. 'rake HaJI'. Family 1'11111 tor con.tlpa­

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I French Airship Like 'Huge Fish 9YEAR$

I Bul'fered with an absccss on m1 face," writes Mrs. Herbert Cox, O. PON lIcl'>\lehal, OnL "I tried every­thlnl and T6COlved medloal trea~ ment tor Bome time, but In Ta.iD.. Finally the doctor. advised an opel'''' tio.n, .... hlch 'W'IlS performed, but In­ate.a.d or Improving, the sore became worse. I ha.d. dospalred or over find­Inr; II. cure, When a Crlond recom­mendecl Zan.·Buk. I lrled It, wltla lhe reault .thnt before long the pol­aon W&s drawn out .. nd the sore b"" 1&11 to heal. Porsoveranco errectecl a complete cur", and now not evem a scar rcmalns.N

It Possesses Enormous Speed and G'lves Great Freedom In Firing

A recent communication Crom Paris discussing the successCul defenco oC Paris against Zeppefin raids, which Is attributed to the excellent UIlO oC de­fensive alrcraCt, says:

------Flax Will Show Big Profit

Director of Dominion Experimental Farms Favors Planting of This

Crop · ,As a crop likely to be quite as prollln:ble as wheat this year may be mentioned lIax. The n.nnual consump· tion oC Ilnx seed Is In lhe neighbor­hood ot 30,000,000 bushels on this con· tlnent. All but about 2,000,000 bush­els oC this is used In the United States. The combined crops oC seed In Canada and the United States rail usually 12,000,000 or 16,OOO,OJ:.! bushels short oC this amount. This extra seed Is normally brought Crom A~gentiua., anli Is coming In r.t flie present .tlme.

Where wheat seeding has progrtlss· ed rather slowly, It will orten be ad­Visable to sow the last Cew acres In­tended for wheat rather to fiax. The cash returns per acre from lhe two crops are likely to be pracllcally equal this ycar, and about the same as they were last year. So why not lry lhe lIax and run no risk with late wheat, usually,a poor crop at best.

Only clean seed should be sown and lhnt on clean land. A limited area of well.prepllred land, sown Wltil clean seed will be more prOfitable than a large area oC badly-pro pared land on which dirty seed Is used.

Well prepared land means (a) a good summer fallow, (b) first year stubble aCter summer fallow properly buraed, well cultivated, sown and then harrowed, (c) other stubble land burned IC pOSSible, well plowod,- lhen packed, . harrowed and seeded, and then packed again or rolled and har· rowed.

The latest French fiylng mach Ino resembles a gigantic, shining, sUver lIylng IlBh, which has proved most puzzling to the Germans.' This new typo gives the pUot absolute Creedom to fire at any anglo. It rises Crom lhe ground at almost third speed and climbs at 'the rato oC hundreds oC Ceet a mlnule. The best work h ... s been dono by the slngle·molored planes.

Mlnard~s Liniment Cures Dandruff.

Mlslress-Dlnah. I hnven't soen your husband about Cor some time. Is he !U?

Dinah-No, Indeedy, mlssus, t'alnt dOlt; he's jest simply loo proud to work.

No man shOUld buy a suit oC clothes so loud that his other creditors can hear It clI(llIng.

-----Spare the ohlldren from sutterlng

Crom worms by using Miller's Worm Powders, the most effecllve vermifuge that can be got with which to combat these Insidious Coes oC the young and helpless. There Is nothing that excels this preparation as a worm destroyer, and when Its qualities become known In a household no other will be used. The medicine acts by ItseH, requiring no purgative 'to assist It, and so lhor· oughly that nothing more Is desired.

Good digestion Is the main Ingred­Ient oC a satisCactory dinner, but It must have help.

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Zam·Buk Is equa.lly good for eC7ema, blood·polsonlng, ulcerlf, bolls, piles, burns, cuts, and all skin .Injurles. All druulsls, 6011. box, 3 Cor $1.%5, or Crom Zam·Bult Co., Toronto.

After tho War Conference. At the end ot the war wo shall

clearly nced to hal'e lWo great can­Cerencos, one a conference of the bel­ligerents to settle the lerrltorlal ques­tions that concern them; tho othcr a conference oC all the powers, Includ­Ing the neutrals, to re·establlsh the law of nations on a sound baSiS, lo find mcans for upholding It In timE> oC Will', and for ridding the world ot the terrors oC militarism eyen In lima oC peace. Let us alwuys, In judglnll lhe American people and their sUlles; men, keep our eyos 011 that final evant, and so act that, whale vel' wa or lhey do now, wo shall be able to work together, when the time comes, lo save the world from a renewal of this savagcry.-\Vestmlnster Gazette.

. FARMER'S OPPORTUNITY

Nearly evory Farmer In Canada knows of lhe McLaughlin peoplo, who have been making high grade buggies and sleIghs since 1869, and aulomoblles slnclI 1008.

They are now devoting their entire .Do .. rgles to motor ears .

A on/ .. ...,lIabl4 rcnulaUnll medic"",. Bold In ih ... d ... r:rec. ot 8trenclh. No. 1J $1: No.2, 13: No.3, So per box. Bold by all dl·ug"l.t., or sent. pre­paid In plain pnckace on receipt ot price. Fre. pamphlet. Address:

Mrs. F. J. Garlls, Who Suffered With Backache, Says That the Results She Got From Dodd's Kidney Pills

A bolt now will savo Ii trlp·to town during the rush season.

For lhe new seWer or the man with new brealtlng done before May 25 or 26, fiax orters an opportunllY for money making this' year on this land such as Is not posslhle wilh any olher crop. Break about 3 Inches deep, disc as soon ·as broken, and so fill all open· Ings or spaces between lhe furrows, and 1 consOI've moisture as well as make a solid seed-bed. Sow seed care· tully.'before the first oC June, at the rale oC 30 to 40 Ibs .. per ncre.-J. H. G rlsdale, DI rector Dom1nlon Experi­mental Farms.

They recommend Modol DGO as ope. clally sulled lo lho Canadian Carmer.

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SELLING AGENTS WANTED In every town In Canada to' sen "Sterling Clothes" to measure. They are absolutely guaranteed. Write Cor ~artlculars.

STERLING TAILORING CO" 635 College &treet Toronto

Cause of the Collapse The Coroman employed by a big con·

tractor rushed Inlo tbe olIlce ot the boss, wlde·eyed and palpllatlng.

"Boss," said he, In a greatly agllat­eld VOice, "one oC them new houses <lUI'S Cen down In the night!"

"What's lhat 1" exclaimed the boss, jUmping right up aud boglnnlng to take notice.. "What was the matter? How did It happen 1"

"It was the Cault oC the workmen, boss," answered 'the Coreman. "They made lhe mistake: oC laking down the tlcal'foldlng be Core . theT put on the !Wallpaper," .. ,

Ha~d Luck Mrs. A.-You scem :to have' hard

!uck with your cooks. . .. Mrs. B.-Yes; the first stayed only

three days and the second I: can't .el rid oC. ....,. -.. Teacher~What did Cllcs'ar' exclaim

:when Brutus stabbed him? Br.lght Boy-Ouchl .

1n the stato. of Kansas 'there are '10,260 oream· separators ~i and p,712 ellos. :. :

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Were WonderfUl. •. When Holloway's Corn Cnre Is ap· Stewart Valley, Sask.-(Speclal).- plied to a corn or wart It kills the roots

JIll's. I? J. Garlls, wire of an estimable and the calloalty comes out without In· resident of this 'place, IS enthlJsli~stlol to the fiesh. In hel' praises of Dodd's Kidney Pills. ------

Minard's LIniment Relieves Neural· gla.

"Dodd's Kidney Pills have helped me At a recent meeting oC 'the Academy wonderCully," M'rs. Garlls says. In an oC .Sclence In PariS, Professor Laverna, First Tommy-Got toothache, 'ave Interview. "A year ago I was so bad oC lhe Pasteur Institute, described a yer?" I'd 'ave the beggar out IC It was wllh my back I could hardly move. 1 new form oC tentanus wlilch makes Its I look Cour boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills appearance Crom thirty to fifty days m ~:~ond DIUo-So would I IC It was and they helped me more than 1 can aCter the wound has been received, y'ours. tell you," . whether. the patient has been &,Iven a

Mrs Garll I now able to attend to Preventive Injection oC serum or not. . a s Extract From a Letter of a Canadian her househOld duties as well as nurse The disease can appear without appal" Soldier In France her' line big baby boy and slie Ceels ent canse but usnally It occurs. acter that she cannot recommend Dodd's operations or on the outbreak oC tresh To Mrs ... R. D. Bambrick, Kidney Pills. too highly. • Inllammallon In wounds. It Is ratal In The Rectory, Yarmoulh, N.S.·

HaclulChe'ls the bane'oC 'the average Crom one·thlrd to one·halt of 'the cases. Death' Mother,-Am keeping well, woman's lICe. It Is accompn.nled by a A treatment ot anti-tetanus serum have· good Cood and well protecled weakness and lai;sltude that makes once each week 18 recommended, from the weather, but have some dll'fl-lICe a burden. But ·thousands oC WOo . keeping nnln vlted guests Crom men all over Canada are telling their "Mrs. Blank Is In deep Ivlislt.lng me. Have yOU any patrlollc suffering· slstars' that relief and cure Isn't she?" that would give something Is to be found In Dodd's Kidney Pills. . "Very deep: I bear that she hR<l·,tlB' .. llrt.·'W'''RAaB? Ie so, do you lmow

,'l'hey cure the l{I""eys and nlne.tenths charged her blonde chaulfeur ani. .somElthlng that is good Cor every·

.... a colored. one." do-Old Minard's' Liniment. oC women's Ills come trom diseased or send me some. . disordered kidneys: '. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ al'fectlonate son,. Rob. : A good man Isn't II good ll~r, 'whlch 1 CI , OJ:::i1 .... . 'Manufactured by the is the dlrtereilce between q goo.d man N U Mlnard'a.Llnlment.Co., Yarmouth, N.S,

'and a gOO~ fisherman. ".1 ar :. , .ew.s O~ ~\ GlooVly.:Workman .<whltenlng posts

, Attacked, by ~"~~~~~'ii~I,~t~!~~~~~ and curbs, to chatty lady)-There's no-sensa~lon Is oC whl,," '. STOP ., lhlng Inspiring about this, job, mum. by hour becomes more 'dEisp,er,atE ,. NoW, .In me own \Ine, whitewashing

and hopeless. To su'ch a case the reo and consider the duty you owe ceilings, you can put some·souJ.in yer lIeC II.l'forded by Dr. 'J, D. I{ellogg's As· your conn try, ,your Crlends: and D work. lhma Remedy scems nothlng.less than yourselC In this .great war ot ·mlraculous. Its help Is qUickly appal'; right against might. Are. you do· ~ W' OULD N' OT' BE WITHOUT' , ent and' soon the dreadful attack.ls InC your'part1- . 'mastllred, The asthmatic ;wha" hRs ,. , - "~: '. :B~BY'S OWN TABLE.TS found out the dependablllty"oC this' LOOK sterling remedy.wlll never bo'wlthout ~'around you' and 'see' how many' BabY's.Own. Tablets are'gtiara~te~d It. It Is sold e\'erywhero. ':." of the men' you know so .. well 0 by a government analyst to be a~~to~~'

who are' "doing ·thelr blt.",~ tely .. saCe. and Cree. from Inj1 Great Wheat Reserve ,Would you not, be happier ''\Vlth d~gs. Once a mGther has used :them

them 1 When the boys return she would, not use· anything' else tor

Britain la StorIng up Great 1oI~lantltlea of Grain

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which would give you' the great- her IIUre ones. Concerning them Mrs. est 'pleasurei..tQ ' 'or' be : Goorge .Talllon,·Noeh ilIe, Ont:,' writes:. .cheel~ed? . '. :'Please. send me two· more .boxes of

, . Baby's .qw" Tablets ~or I have found

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Bold by,. medicine dealers or by mall at 25:cents a bOX' Crom _The·Dro.WIl· IIl1ms' Medicine Co" Brockvllle,.Ont.· " . ' , ' .

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It Is not loo small-nor yet too 1&1',. ~just lh.e right size for a lady to drive

It Is a solidly built car tha.t will stand the hard wear.

It has a power Cui "Valvo·ln·Head" En­IIlne oC 30-36 Horse Power,

It has 32·lnch tires and 110·lnch wheet' base_

lt has genuine leather npholsterlnc. ---, . ~alr Illllng and deep spring 9,ushlons.

. It w1l1' seat five' peoplo comCortably_

lt has electric seiC·starting and light. Ing" system, and Is Curnlehed complete to -the smallest detail.

Be up-to-date and' buy a McLanghlln

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Ranson's ,'Cash· Tobacco Sale Is Still G'oing On •

Call and get 1.00 of any kind of Tobacco for 95 cents

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NYLO. CHOCOLATES Can only be had at the drug store. ladies how they. enjoy them. Prices cents to 1.00 per box

Ask the from 35

Prompt attention and civiliW given to my customers Phone Drug Store 28 ReSidence Phone 30

J. J. RANSON The Nyal O!Jality Store Rathwell, Man.

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For the next two weeks we will offer, for cash, bargains une­qualled by any mail order house in Canada, Qualitycon~idere~~ If you want boots in any lines and have the cash you Will avail

yourselyes of this coming opportunity. " i McCreary, Kilgour Rimer,

Middleton and Williams Boots and Sh\les • • •

Ladies Boots and Shoes also must go •

SMITH BROS. - Rathwell, Man.

1"----- Phone 41 Rathwel\' D. ROBERTSON & CO.

Headquarters for Confectionery, etc.

For Confectionery of all kinds, C gars, Cigarettes, etc.

Give Us a Trial

" The Test of Time

Yom' gl'anclpnl'ellts did noL nse BLUE HIHBON TEA Nothing half so execllcnt WIlS knowlI in theil' yonnger clays-whatever the pt·iCll.

. But yom' gt'nndchildl'en will liRe it, IL is illlpas~ible to imagine n botter Tel1-whatevct' development oecm' But'be asslIl'cd tlll\t if impl'ovemenLfI al'e possible

BLUE'DIBBON TEA ~

wilnllwe them, Olle reeont improvoment is in tho wmpping. It was illlllossible Lo beLler tho lea, so the paoket WBl'l imJll'o\·erl. From 110W, on, ask fOl' BLUE llIBBON TE A in the ncw douhle \\'I'fli)piug~dust..· prooF. air·tight, 11I0istltt'e,pl'oof, .' ',.... .'

. ~llle Ten-snmc lahel, but' a' firty pel" ,orin I.' het,lor pi\.pket.

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RATHWELL LOCAL ITEMS

STor.EN-A \VALI\I:01G GANG PLOW To w hOIll If. Illny e()neerll:

A lUI<> II g h h IIIH 11 es llI'n fl t Ln ell cd ',' . f'o t.he plow. it enllllof, wfdk: bnt,

Clean 1I pI

E\,eryono is btlsy seecling.

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Mt's. \V. A. Mott is in the cil.y,

;Uiss n. GI'im6s l'eLlII'nml from I.he oity on Sn.ltll'da~; ..

1111)'\\'11)', mille httfl g< lin. wilholl:'1

perllIissilill ill Lh" lIight 01' ~!llh nlld 1

30th Apl'il. It wn""f,.,\lJrlillg ill the, field, clOflO Lo the .I'llI'd, and I.. snw: from t.h" fuotsll'ps whel'n t.h.-y wenf; to, \Vollld tho 11"[11 1'1'i1!lId who chflsed if, flWILY fn\.ph ii, IlIwk :It; Ollec, togcLhet' wif h Uln 11I11t.~ ;wri! 1Il0nlwy-wt'elidl t.flk.-.n 0111. Ill' I.I",! !lCedel\ Rtltlldillg It row sf(\JlA 1'1'0111 1

the ploW'! Ihm'f\I'd 1It1l,\' hr'exPoI)l(.'d,1

,IT IS A COMFORT

PLe. BI'creLoll spellt the week·end in town with the ne\,. SPOOIlOl·.

Sel'.\·ice will 'be held next SllIHlny in Sf".. Paul's church at 11 ct.. Ill.

to know that, whate' p.r betide,your savings arc safe. Small amounts deposited weekly or monthly In the Bank of Hamihon will provide for your later years, .

:lrl·p'. D; Uobertson I'ettll'lled Itollle from a visit in tlte city Iflst SaLtll'·

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A l: li U::;'I' LEFIWHE,. \ :12-aii-o H(~acOltRlil'ld. "rail,

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Treherne Branch c, V.' Hannah, Manager

~li!lS Mary Kflno I'eturned Avoid me :.;oup, Line

Germany call dcllvcr III Cldc:lt;o, I ~uly puld, for <10 ccnts UII article 1:08l-I _____________ _

last Satl1rdny n.fLet· spending It'

week in the metro pol is. Ing SO "to 90 CI,lItH ill U Cltl<.:illllull fac, 'I

the eaBnfll tiOB 011 'In.st lory; n Gel'lllllll woman ('an tlo for i FOR S~,LE list WIlR Pte. Al'l,hu 75 cents tho Hame worl{ for whkh all Hn.tll\\.p,lI, No, 'J22043,' Amerlcull man is paltl $3,50; ::ct frr'c' IVcll,cHlahliBhl',1 rtn,l luct'aLiI'o

1'1Wl!'l!~SSIONAL CAUDS

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Among "rolldn.y's Cai II, of woullded. tmdo Invlles lhem lo rush ill lhelr I hull,hrl' IluRineRH ill 'l'I'"hcl'lle. 1,'Ol'

cheap foreigll Il!IJor products anti let p[ll,t.il'lIlal'S apply .--- ._-_ .. _--_ .... _-----

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I 111-, II 1" .. ..\ '. ,I ,;:t, eOItO:"H:H IS ASII I'on Tin: l'IUH"loSe),! . All Il1fllllll'O pileR, rtlbhiRII, etc" IlII1At be romover! bcforo April 1 atlt,

lhe AmericlllI worlulIlIlI tulce hi~ 1I1[\co I '1' "1' '111'11"1' '1'1'11'" iu lhe flOUIl line, Is Il fltll"! , .

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Thpt'e will be a Hhower alld J Cc tert, ill fliel or the DynC\'Ol' HOHpiLnl' 1'01' tho Indifllls, at Mrs, ;Jno, Wil·

ANNOUNCEMENT nit. ,I. A. C'IIIlIS'I'Ir"UV Physlcinn nnd Surueoll, MnnHolm Mcdlcn.1

Collug'c U 1'luI unto. , SOli'S 011 \Vedncsr1ay, l\I1~y :I Oth. 'rrOnt :'1 t.o 5. E\'orybody welcome.'

UIIICCH COl". lloYllu !Llld Hnilwu.r, Phono )0).

llathwell Lodge No. 70 Indepcn-. deltt OI'clOl' or Oddfc,llowA atlcltded. St. Panl's church la!;L Sltnday e\'cli-: illg, tho Hev . .H, Hoodspitlt ollioial-, ing, A. nillUblll' or "isitorR Wel'lI, noticed in the ranks.

Born

HANSQ;\IE-At llatltwell, Oil F:;un-, day, April 9th, to Mr. flnd M 1'8_

Herbcl't Unnsollle, n dn.ughlc\'.

SCA~rMELI,-At Rnthwell, on FI'i day, Apt·it 21st, to Mr. nnd Mrs. F. G. Scnmmell, 11. 8011.

T reherne Weather Report

l\liniml1m flnd . maximum telll­pemtures rOl' Llle ,weok beginnillg Ij'riday, Apt'il 28th alltl cndillg Thursday, May 4th.

I wish to announce to the citizens of Rath­well and vicinity that i have purchased the business formerly owned by Adam Forbes, and'solicit a share of your patronage.

I intend La carry a full line of painL~, varnishes, hard­ware, builders supplies, etc. I have on hand at present three ranges, wilich l. will clear at the following prices: 1 Hix,llolo flf.eell'llllg", "nllllllrl Oak," l'l'glllrtl' 7i;,(\O, srde pl'ier! $:;0

.1 ~lcClnl'Y "Sn.Hlml!.lL" nix-holo slp,,1 I'lL II gr.', I'('/.(, $7;'" l'ilI' $·Iii

1 Rix-ltolc "SlIlIhu:UII," rl'gillal' fiG,OO I'ot' '10,(1)

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Phone 23 ' Rathwcll, Man.

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TOI,t~: $2.00 I~ sen'tcl', 01' ".~"

booker\. Apply 1.0 PI.:tlCY VINA H,

Condensed Advertisements j'

,\ It \'Crt hWlHcli1 ~ 111\1 luI' t II I" hmlllllll! n I'tl (~hlll'~(:Il !~ln for 01\0 1111-101'11011. rmtt· IIISel'tiolls (1)1' LO{l. Tho ( ;111 ,",l'Ii lIefl 1111, \\,Il~' 1;.\ n 1l1~('1l1lU111 it'1l111lct 11011 o( H!IIiIlJ..:'. IHlyll1l~ 01' I'ClltllIJ,t'.

FQR SALE Friday , ,10 n.bo\'e (j5 aho\'l' .. '0 ,... 31-:14.]l Saturday 23 IJ

T I'chcrn P, '!II" lUI, J\hoilL noo hushels 01' nl,II'qnis

SlCt\ \Vheat, gl'own on bl'ellking, 1'1'['(.' I'I'OIll nnxiomi wecd,;, Apply to

\V .. J. CILDIIlI.;n::;

: Suuday 21":18" Monday 2!1" 44 MONEY TO LOAN

l'I~· ~rtteBday 2f1" \VedneRday 25 "

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" nrouey '1'0 Loall. Fnl'met'H

qllil'illg money 1'01' Lho plIl'ehafle Seerl ,::rflin. Apply to

(,\' 2i -LI' • Tl'chol'llC, Mnlt,

Thursday Rain ,27

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Dutch Liner Torpedoeti

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Affidavits of Officers Prove Blo Vesse'l Old Not Strike Mino ,

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JA~IEH I"ULTON,

Tl'cl\!~I'llCl MlllI,

MONEY TO LOAN

MonrJY To Loau 011 First l\IOI,t­gage Seclll'ity. Apply Lr"

JAMES Wu l:l'ON,

Lord Robert Cecil. British Minister of Blockade, In un Interview declared .there was no doubt thal 'tho' Dulcl) liner Tubantln was torpedoed' whllQ at anchor. All her lights were burn· Ing at the time. he said,' A Reuler 30-:13-c

from 'The Hague says lho Dutch Ministry ot Marine has un· nounced that affidavits made by the first and fourth officers and lhe look· out man of the 'rubantlll show

FOR SALE the steamer' was hit by [1. . ' These men declare they BUIY In 'lhe '. FOt'Snle.-N. K Quartet' Sec ll, water a white strealc m;'.de by 'a tOI:,': Ir' "9 '11 . , 'I'L .' ~OOl) :;;')01) Pedo and lhat ut· the moment· the' p. . flllgO. ,pI Ice,," . ,,-, I . streuk reached the side of the steamer cash n.ttd the Bnlnttco to !lIIiL l~m'­'Ilmldshlps lhe explosion occurr.ed, 'rho loss of one of Holland's finest' sleum', ehnscl·. ships hUI! stirred that cqunlry deeply. \YM. J'. ·M(JTLVI~II::o.', The sinking ot lhe 'rubantiu,' vulued .' •

FOR SAlE B:it'l'l'cl PlYllloulh Itook l'ggH 1'01'

Hair', n.l. $1.00 PCI' Holling ot: lii eggRj 01' $1),00 pel' hllndl'ed j oggH I'I'OIll pl'ize-willllel' RLock. Apply to

J\ I.I';X ;\1 A'I'Cn E'I"I" :lO-3:3-p Tl'ehel'l1e, Mall, ---_ ........ _-------------

WANTED TO RI=NT .A hottso or (Jottago ill Trehol'lle,

A ]lply 1.0 '1'111,: 'l'ltmlllm:01I': TIMI~S

FARMS FOR SALE •

Tho IIllc\I'I'Sigllccl hilS SOIllIl desit .. able fl~I,t11~ listct! l';ll' l-mle.

'J ,UH:S l? tT 111'0 N,

• Tt'chct'lle, Mflll, Ilt $1,600,000 amI I,nsured for '$1,240;. Pleasflttt.Dale .. Snsk.

1100, means loss ot ·valuable. j cur~o ~:::::~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~:~:::~ space not euplly replaceable, : , . I '5.'*99-, .',

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Turkey. VB •. Bulgaria' . l. 'Ch' 1 . 'F ' N·· t' ·Perll.tent RUInOrD. Th~t, ·~ttom:1:ir. evrb et , our".., "fi1e y,

Have HOld EnouDh' ,; . , . , . , . '; .'. . ~ i

. There arc 'ugn:in persistent reports that Turkey Is preperil)!;; to 'abml<m the Centrul powers nnd suo for .peace; accorillng'te un Athens despatch. 'I'hll' Turkish n.~lVspuper 1\I0udjahede· o'r Salonlkl says, Turlcey la preparing ~b: 'announee _ to the. Elntente ,'. allies.! through. Uti)· American' ElmlJuIISY' n~ Constalltlnopil~, .her willingness: to co· cperate' WIth the' Entente' ngahist B'.ll~ 'garfa; "It ·Is"reported ... · the:.dospatcl,l ' adds. "that a . discussion' cit: TlirklGh' terms for u sepa:rat~'jlce., tcattll'iill last week's' me~tlnlJ :o!" tia'nd .Coun .• ell In Constantinople· .. ·.' 'hIIlIU: was' a~ tepded by all,the Ministers and 'several Senators.... . ;, ."" .. .'\.> .... -... ", .,:

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Pri"o:l~erl' In;,Germany· .. ,; l?r,,·;'llull· .. " Is" in',

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'Valve-in-Head Motor Powerful, qui~t running '., '

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BronllwllY • U,thwoll, MBD.

n, A. nO\VMAN Y,S, B \" Sc' , , .. "

\·BTEHIN.IHY Snr~ooll nllli DOlltl.t, Omen in SmiLh B I .. h'ul')', '=iLltlJloB, UrondWRf,

"hOllO, No, ~:i. 'l'RJo:I:lEUSE. MAN

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~IISCELI.ANIO:OUS

,IAMI~R FUIJI'f)N 8UCCOBBor to

A.NDRl~WS & ANDRltWS DARltl8TKRa &0,

OIl'I'ICE8 HnllwllY Avo" Trnhoruo MAnitoba :iolicHora rur tho Cuulldlnu 1I111lk ur Com­IIIr8~cD,lllnnk of HAmiltou, Hud Cor MuulclllllliLy o 001\, Norrolk. ',.

lJlo:LOI~~II~' & r,AClm'L'm A \'oc.\lH·1 hLl'l'I"tcl'.!'1

At NOLI'O Damn dn ,LOIII'flc!ii I!\'cry Sntnrlin.y fl'OIll I to Ii 1I,IIl,

'1'(:Icphollo GIU'I'Y ~1)81 7UU ICII~ctl'lu Itn,llwllY '~h:\Jl\hlH':i. \\'llIlIhu,K'

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ATTOUNli:Y AT LAW. Ollleo ~L A. M.rtln llKOllC)" Broad WU)', Troliorno

-lUNN & WALr,Alt

AltornOYH, Sotfeltm"A, let,c. J~Olll'lI1\(]Koth\lc(l' Ililtl Ir.HtILLo!-l IULIltUcd.

1I0Ilr""I. Mall.

MOIUUSON & DUNCOMll\~ n"rrl.lor •• Sollcllor<. Nollll'lcH Puulla, F.to.

Olllcc: l'fylCtf JUnek, 'l'rc.hol'llo. Mnn. J \v. J\(orr!"OIl, 1..1 •• 11. O. M. f)UIICOllluO,IJ.A

ALFnEI) MAH'l'rN Hoal I~Ht.nlo, l\rOl'h .... '~o ILnd hUiUmnco \gnnt HOllI'lHwnUng HuvC!',d ot tho hUHt Loan J~1I11 III" RUl'IUlCO VOlIIlULlIIc.... - t:'UlIllllltltdOIlCI' 0111'­Broadway. • co

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\\'01'. lIro. O. '\Vlt!chmltn, \Y.'-', H. W. 11.'0. Johll (JoultOl'. SCOI'Ota.'y

INn. ,on DEn OJ~ ·ODDlmu.OWS 'I'I'ohOl'nc I.Uthto 1\'u. II meotf4 In tho llMontc

Hall m'uI'.\" 'l'hul'tW.luy c\'lJltlllg' nt H 1"111 All ~(hlt()llow" 111J;I':Jtll'\t.lLllflll1J.: "1'0 wul<.~lIlu. I. J. Illelt(o"I, N. U.. It A. A,t.,lr, Itoc. Soo.

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