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IN A N EM ERGENCY
Juvenile Entertainers
Moneys Collected
tor
May he «r> situated as not
t<> require
A t the re g u la r m onthly m eeting
■ be execu tive d iscussed w a ys and
m eans for stim u latin g R C . w o rk,
and are now busy with plans for I
organ izin g tbe W o lseley d istrict.
Sl/MMERKERRV
A. 6. THOMPSON
One Man In a Thousand
w o u tu ir
T h ird C la s t, P a ri l . - L o r a t H enry
H u m , Lillian M ary T o d d , W o lseley;
C onstance N aom i C am pbell, Edarard
V icto r C am pbell. EU isborb; Lillian
G ra ce W in n, A bbotsford school.
N ellie G ra ce R ich ard son failed in
one subject, a it , but w ill be p erm it'
led to take up the h igh er work.
T h ird C la s s, Part II — Robert
I S y lvester Be»t (h onors), W illiam
| R obert E llio tt, B lanche Bonisteel
P erley.
J„ F o il Second C la s s — Robert S ta n ­
ley Conn, Helen V e ra P erley, E m m a
J-use R a in v ille, A rthu r M rM illan
T h om son, Ja c k
R alph W h yte.
Special su b jects, L ottie Barber.
Statem ent of m oneys collected by
the R o se ol Sh aro n R ebekah L od ge
No. 37 for R ed C ro ss and war
w ork lo r the period of nine months.
T o tal am ount collected $ 2 7 3 3 54.
D ispersed as fo llo w s :— H alifa x re­
lief, $ 9 6 7 9 4 ; Y .M C .A , $ 6 3 0 0 ;
T reasu rer, Provin cial R ed C ro ss,
R e g in a , $ 1 0 8 9 .2 5 ; m aterial exp en s­
es, e tc ., $ 6 1 3 .3 5 . A lso the follo w ­
in g a rtic le s that have be*n fo rw ard ­
ed to the Provin cial Red C ro ss,
R e g in a : 503 p airs so c k s, 1 1 3 personal property b a g s, 4 3 c a p s,*4'
sh irts, 3 scarfs. ,
T h e m em bers of R o s a ob ivh arotr
L o d ge No. 37 feel v e ry g rate fu l I
any assistan ce g iven them in^thei
w ork by the m any friends w hereby
they are able to publish the abvtre
report.
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S. A. H il l .
S e c ’y. R ebekah Red C ro ss S o c is
. TOTAL
ASSETS
OVER
184,000.000.00
T h e W o Letey R C -S . w ish es to
ackn o w led ge with th an k s the re
ceipt ol $ 1 0 front Mr. W . Coburn.
T h ird C la ss,
Part II.H -L cslie
M cC ow an, W illie L ew is.
Try it.
8VBSCRIPTION. fl.A0 A YEAR
Red Cross Notes
Departmental
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IIKY, AUGUST 7, IMS.
m e n d e d by 1
h a v e played",‘
th e L’n ita d-.i
fVr n i n e d m
d a y s in I 'd r
every day.
T heir p i l
u l a r AmeriC
well a s tl
and dancr
sa m e n e ss ;
g ra m m a rs
have,
haveSfy
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G arlan d Ju ve n ile E n tertain ers, o fj
W in n ip eg, com ing to the lo a n h a ll,]
F rid a y A u g u s t 9 It, u n Je r the au>pices of the G reat W a r V eteran s.
T h is ch arm in g g reu p e o f little j
a rtists, who a re now on tour for the
G reat W a r Vet eran s, visit us on
F r id a y , A u gu st 9th F o r over three
y e ars they h xve delighred thousands
and raised thousands' ot d ollars for
w a r ch arities and the><jreal W at
V eteran s. It is one deligh tful en­
tertainm en t, s o n g s, d an ces, m usic
and ch aracter sk etch es, every item
clean , brigh t and up to-date. T h e
S ix G arlan d G irls are really a treat
to fe e . Bunny L ob an , the grea test
boy violinist in C an ad a and T eod y
H alllo rd , one o f the sw eetest hoy
sin g e rs in all C a n a d a , it is one
g ie a t en tertainm ent.
M rs. Lee
Richard<mrfMp ho is a hon m em ber
G re a ^ W p r Y it e r a n t, devoted near­
ly four y e ars to bring out all their
talen t. Another g re a t item isC o rp
G riffiths, 39 m onths w ar prisoner in
jp srm a n y .
Secu re y o u r seats at
jB o w lh ys’ d ru g store. Entire p ro­
ceed s to g o to the G reat W ar V e t­
erans.
Moat people are at tout* time cunfronted by Uie necewuty
finding fund*quickly. In them war timm, when the
weed for extra flash is frequent and urgent, it is necessary
to have a KKSER\ E that ran lie quickly applied to the
emergency. A Saving* Account is a simple and easy method
of providing a jn-rvoial contingency fund. It Is always
subject to withdrawal and earns 3% interest compounded
semi-annually. Make your revenue grow steadily.
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ORONTO
T h e people o f M offat and W est. ' field h ave had She pleasure ot a
p laying | visit ‘ from Mrs. A . F ra se r.
L is t
to d raw j Sun d ay she g a v e an ad d ress to the
L a st] M offat con g regatio n cn her work
ip le tc j am ong the Indians in the K en ora
3A e y d istrict, which w as very interesting
.C a l- I an J b e n e flttp ^ £ all who heard if.
ich a A collection w as taken icr the
W om en’s M ission ary '“ o c ifjy .
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G. R . T ucker,
F . F. O s b o r n .
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GEORGE th e FIFTH, by the Grace # ^ Jo d of the U nited K ingdom of
G reat B ritain and Ireland and ok tRe British D om in ion s beyond th e
Seas, KING, D efender of the Fa|£h, Emperor of India.
To all to w hom th ese presents shall come or whom th e sam e m ay in any
w ise con cern ,—GREETING :
A Proclam ation of con d ition al amnesty respecting m en b elonging to
Class 1 under th e M ilitary Service Act, 1917, who have disobeyed our
Proclam ation of 13th O ctober, 1917, or their orders to report for d u ty,
or are deserters or ab sen t w ithout leave from th e C anadian Expedi­
tionary Force.
A N D W E DO H E R E B Y S T R IC T L Y
W H E R E A S con sider­
- W ARN
AND
SO LEM N LY
IM P R E S S
able num bers o f m en
U P O N A L L S U C H M E N , and £*s w ell those
belonging to C la ss I u nder ou r M ilit a r y S e r­ who em p loy, h arb o u r, conceal or assist them
vice A c t, 1917 , called o u t on a c tiv e service in
in their d isobedience, th a t, if th e y p ersist in
ou r C a n a d ia n E x p e d itio n a ry F o rc e for the
th eir failu re to rep ort, absence or desertion
defence o f C a n a d a u nder O ur P ro c lam a tio n
until th e e x p iry o f th e la s t m entioned d a y ,
o f 13 th O ctober, 1917 , alth ou gh th e y h a v e th us
th e y w ill b e p ursued an d punished w ith all the
becom e b y law soldiers enlisted in the M ilit a r y . riggur a n d s e v e rity o f th e law , S U B J E C T T O
S e rv ic e o f C a n a d a ,
T H E -JU D G M E N T
OF OUR CO URTS
M A R T IA L
W H IC H
W IL L ' B E
CON­
H a v e failed to rep ort for d u ty as la w fu lly
V E N E D T O T R Y S U C H C A S E S or oth er
requ ired o f them under th e said M ilit a r y S e r­
com peten t trib u n a ls : and also th a t those w ho
vice A c t and the regu lation s thereunder, in ­
em p loy, h arb o u r, conceal o r a ssist such men
clu d ing th e O rder in C o u n cil d u ly p assed on
w ill be held s tr ic tly acco u n tab le as offenders
A p ril 20 last.
and s u b je c t to th e p ain s, p en a lties an d fo rfe i­
O r h a v e deserted.
tu res in th a t b e h a lf b y la w p ro v id ed fo r th eir
O r absen ted th em selves w ith o u t le a v e
said offence.
from o u r C a n a d ia n E x p e d itio n a ry F o rc e ,
P ro v id e d h ow ever th a t n o th in g contained
A n d it is represented th a t th e v e r y serious
in th is O ur P ro c la m a tio n is in ten ded to release
and u n fo rtu n a te situ atio n in w hich these men
the m en afo resaid from th e ir o b liga tio n to
find th em selves is due in m a n y cases to the
report fo r d u ty as soon a s p ossible o r to g ra n t
fa c t th a t, n o tw ith sta n d in g th e in fo rm atio n and
them imm u n it y from a rre st or d eten tio n in th e
w arn in g contained in O ur P ro c la m a tio n a fo re ­ m eantim e for th e p u rp o se o f com pellin g them
said , th e y h a v e m isu nd erstood th e ir d u ty o r
to p e rfo r m th e ir m ilita r y d u t y ; O ur in ten tion
ob ligatio n , o r h a v e been m isled b y the a d v ic e
being m erely to forego o r rem it th e p en alties
o f ill-disposed , d islo y a l o r sed itious persons.
heretofore incurred for fa ilu re to re p o rt,
absence w ith o u t le a v e o r d esertion in cu rred b y
A N D W H E R E A S we desire, i f possible, to
those m en o f th e d escrip tio n a fo re said w ho
avo id th e infliction o f th e h e a v y p en alties w hich
shall b e in tb e p rop er d isch arge o f th eir m ilita ry
th e la w im poses fo r th e offences o f w hich these d u ties on o r befo re th e 's a id tw e n ty -fo u rth d a y
soldiers h a v e th u s been g u ilty , and to a ffo rd o f A u g u st, 1918 .
th em an o p p o rtu n ity w ith in a lim ited tim e to
O f a ll o f w h ich O ur lo v in g su b je c ts and all
rep ort and m ak e th e ir service s a v a ila b le in O ur others w hom th ese p resen t s m a y concern are
r a d i a n E x p e d itio n a ry F o rc e a s is b y la w
h ereb y required to ta k e notice an d go vern
th e ir bounden d u ty , a n d a s is n ecessary fo r th e
them selves acco rd in g ly .
d efryier o f O ur D o m in ion o f C a n a d a .
I ll TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We k m ca m d them
Oar Letters to be mode Patent, and tbe Great Seal
Of r — b to be her o i n affixed. Witness: Our
N O W K N O W Y E th a t w e in th e e x e rd a e
Right Trusty and Right Entirely Beloved Conns
o f O u r p ow ers, an d o f O ur good w ill and
and r « i a f iHiit Victor O k rW u W illiam. Duke ef
p leasu re i s th a t b eh alf, d o h ereb y procla im an d
Marquess of Harrington. Bari of
lari of Burlington. Baron Cavendish
d eclare an d cau se to b e p u blish ed an d m ad e
Baron CavcndWi of Ecigbley.
know n T H A T T H E P E N A L T I E S O F T H E
Knight of O u Moot N oble Order o f the Garter
LAW
W IL L N O T B E
IM P O S E D O R
One o f Our Moot Honourable Privy C ouncil;
E X A C T E D a s a g a in st th e m en w h o belong
Knight Grand Craas of Our Moot Dietingoiffied
Order o f Boiat Mirhott sad Saint Gaorge; Knight
to
1 u n d er O ur M ilit a r y S e rv ic e A c t,
Cross o f Our Royal Victorian Order , Gov1917 , an d w h o h a v e disob e y ed O u r Pvt
n o r O aten ! mod Coenmander-in-Cbicf of Our
atson a fores a id ; o r w h o h a v e received
from a n y o f O ur reg istra rs o r d e p u ty i _
At Oar Ooveruaodnt House, iu Our C ity of OTTAWA.
to report fo r d u ty on a d a y n o w p sffi an d h a ve
d m iF IR gr dsy^af AUGUST,Jo ^thc^ e a r jr f Our
failed so to rep o rt ; o r w ho, h a v in g rep orted
an d o b tain ed le a v e o f a bs ence, h a v e fad e d to
iu the ninth year o f Our R cign^
rep o rt a t th e e x p iry o f th eir l a v e , o r h a v e
d eserters from O ur E xped itio n a ry
F o rc e . P R O V I D E D T H E Y R E P O R T F O R
D U T Y ON O R B E F O R E T H E T W EN T Y
F O U R T H D A Y O F A U G U S T 1918 .
Under-Secretary of State
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Don’t
w a it u n til y o u freeze u p l*ef«re h a v in g a J lin in g p o t in th a t
coon.
A n d w h a t a b o u t h a v in g th a t lust y e a r ’s fa ll boat d y e d ?
A n y sh a d e y o u lik e . I ca n Kave y o u m o n e y. Fee m t a b o u t it.
A. J. K EEN A N , T a ilo r.
Clt-nuinK'. Pressing, Repairs and A U*i s ' i<>n«.
Specially. Ov«t S. Cole’s
Fi*-rr-h f »r y Cleaning a
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E. L. N E W C O M B E ,
Deputy Minister of Jnnice.
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MONEY TO LOAN
W e h a v e u m lim ite d mm o n ey
- to y3<>&n on F a r m s ': d o Jvo u
c o n te m p la te b o rro w in g ?
I f so, c o m e in a n d g iv e U8 y o u r
a p p lic a tio n now as th e re is e v e r y in d ig a ii/jn •-{ m o n e y
tig h te n in g a n d th e ra te r*f in terest g o in g u p .
A ll lo a n s
a re passed on b y m y se lf, arid th e m o rtg a g e p a p e r- issu e d
th e fo llo w in g d a y , n o d e la y s w h a te v e r.
W e w ill a ls o
g iv e yo u p r iv ile g e s th a t rrcr o th e r lo a n c o m p a n y w ill g iv e ,
Le., we w ill a llo w y o u to re p a y th e wholfc o r a n y p a r t
a fte r tw o y e a r s w ith o u t to n u s .
Tho solicitor* costs are kept as low a* possible. Perhaps you have a
loan <oming due, which you wish to renew, if so,call and see u«, and
we will quote you a rate on it, or will advance a further amount
should you require it.
FIR E , L IFE , ACCIDENT ^nd H A IL INSURANCE in only the
strongest companies.
JOHN R. GARDEN & CO.
Phone 17 and 39
W O L SE L E Y
Union Bank Bldg.
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Chain Links
Sections, each, 8c Main Drive C hains
Guards, 3 7 k
Canvases
P itm an’s 65c.
Canvas S lats .
Reel Arms, from 20c
Tongues
Reel Fans 2 5 c a n d 3 0 c Stub-Tongues
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W O T -S K L E Y ,
s .V s K .
ECONOMIC FATE OF THE WORU) B he*, w w » » » usso»;t«i«*i- « W N REGENERATION OF GERMANY IS
IN HANDS OF THE ALLIED POWERS -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - “ “ NECESSARY TO COMING OF PEACE
Placed in O p p oo aaa
G O TH ERS
Kecen’ Dir $
ic u u a u a (ot i t
feat a* F a rt of Plan*
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S M g tb o r fLu kc 1€ 30 i f f -gain in the front line* T b d y J
Washington — ( jft c u l d t i p i l i k t l Tj j
Celebrated their return b) contim iil p o L t i i L D
BORDEN
ON
THE
B A R B A R O l S IIL N Y
^ E tu u c tell bow ib r
O nuM
I hr lio ry of the G00^ ka man tar j| , harassing the enemy opposite t©
B R I T A I N W I L L G I V E P R E F E R E N, C E T O D O M I N I O N S ] *Tfeifn
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* rnand bat c u » t d to bt oak* the lawyer * ! them, raiding ban almost at m il, and 1
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is o«r n e ig h b o r. H e lr o m ,« u iU, * n n o ,» g him
It •» « " i S n > . G e r m a n y M u s i B e N ln d e T o C l e a r l y l n d e r s t n n d T h a i t h e
Premier lJ o )d George, S p etlin J Of • Lcatfuc of Nation*. Declare*
an) M uflkai lairm eit, pre
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j I f are c. bat i t n t « w f the promt** of
M ilit a r is m is C lo a ip lc t e ly C r u s h e d
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n j i a t ’S niy supreme ffp n j of tM
W ill B e th « T e r m s I m p o s e d O n T h e m
a < ind ite blow a y u n n sbr A agio
to
bod
those
who
Already prisoner* have been ‘ cap
P reach front.
t I may be a neighbor tured from this division
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"A fter eever.l day* of
London.— Speaking at a lur J e m
love God supremely,■ i m a n * I id t h e a *.a i t u 1 4 | i *i *•1 .j-i t t o t f i f r . t . t f i t , . . r , i .1 ,
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tven at the Canada club in hi* bonl>4 *M
Lui. 4 w* —'N o a.«, tfaouid
life's» bighw
highway
th e <!ofeat of the G erm an a r m s ” » a r « i * r »b»R fe d *11 along
along We
af | tbinU now that their from lir
for. at which the I.)ukc ©i GonnaCglit
Hut
ill
wounded and
and pr»ctu JJly no m an* land.
at.til the battle ie over
the despatch. “ Wind**burg and L u d -;
J j ' T x *been
* * wounded
1'iecided. Sir Robert Borden referred
■ »«<> » h v know ere pit* ed at tbe
eadorff bave d e e d e d fo make a lull r° °
* Y *£'’ !V, ° ,n V . S * n * *
A young T o ro n to
officer
»oio<- Roumanians are Giving German*
j to the is o i s u a K B r t incurred
hr
Pre
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ourselves. To be a neighbor i* to -- rl,ght* afG p<nflrated with • »er
_f ^ ,_ rrv
Bat D yW m k
conf<i**u>n
----- —— 1 the Canadian minister* in coming to '
r i tiM if L i ; yd Georg* Vi; |« I tj€Bvailed Over the Military
rote.
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Irene* • y kleni without encountering
P a t ;t —Its well informed Rumanian | England this year in co n ttq u ercf oi
Chief*
'1 he situation on the M *m e,’ pub­
_____ circlet
demanding
to discern neted, L * t J a »mg!e boebr
of two hundred .enjb'M of the \ a
They discovered
circle* in
: Paris it 1* said the German 1 the important matter*
tMML.l l o r e s of U w u r . In te r* , w hich
London, — Extraordinary ditc.osu- lished in about th« m n r terms tn a l l | u| ^ ^ tfc# leefcouv for those in oa returning a dupout from whence high ebrr;mand has a»ked the tom j their attention at hor r.
•net for a d i t ' u n i o n of after ibe » < r re* apparently confirming tbe rum­ the } .p er* of the entptrr. Utea to n ffg ^ w f )iejp issued German voices | The officer ] inanjirr of the- German troops sta -1 H r flully realiaed tha* hi* hr*t dut.
^ H a rr rcpmrn‘ ti-r oa the needy kept guard while the sergeant return tioned in Kouniaiua aud n lhe Ku» j wp» >0 the Casusdian people, set hr
or* or dissensions at German bead m ale the German public, profound(ontmerciol piobleoi*
the fotal
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f W .lit
‘ I oeceiearily.
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in mi
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vs the
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,
ed for bombs. A fter half an hour, ttan district* iiogg many d>vi»i' «* can issa* eqfuaMy conscious ts»n Iron* tliat
p oll'y we prosfaim," said the %rr prince’* d im iirou i attack are pubwhich was j Christ's pity was aroused as he tlie necessary tackle arrived, and the be released to he sent to Ihe^wt stern ii .landpoint but not forgetting •SUQ.C'd
|i unadians who had erntssrd the o f'a n
came in to contact with those
who dugout was blown up. Tw o
keep |g tonci ■
- !i*Ued >a the newspaper Tages Z « - ,< k »««*'*
more fronfi
kfg< kri. >cn, jto fight for freedom 111 the |>ast four
__
______
kutsUncc
of t^rat of l*ari* and
the
1 Urniaie
and in need. AM those Canadians had no*- arrived The e*
Field Marshal von
pte*. .. ~.,r4 brat with our dominions lung
o
f £stcn, the
•uuianli ac |yeara that no duty could | l>e more
.... German sontni^uder iu KuUUi~nfe,
sad *er.,nd. with our allies
There
’ .nhicb
is that at
council —
of
war
T1
k i r * ia
if 2a. ..........
---- J '‘rushimg of the mrtitary forces of ih« who have his natnre wiTl be h k ' " '** tplosives aroused the whole German
tentc i
than
is . s'-fod d- *1 01 dis u»*iou .b<
a held in tba p resec.e of tbe kaiser th e ; **.|*Mt
f moved.
line. For a short distance, t h r |o S -Jco rd in g to a despatch to th' Havas i*er*oos or more compeli,i.g
Hir.denhurg *<> dc/ewee
the
agency troin Berne, replied that ’ * 1 that in wibich he had hern r ’gag< d
league of na’ ions J am certainly ,jB t( t r a w * P nacc was severely criticised '< “ Hindenhurg
defence renew*
renews the
*
to
1 , 34*
cer
with
bomba,
and
one
oi
his
men
promise
decisive
against
saioove
« n ifor tbe pa«t six week*.]'
of tho«e who bcl.eer ,n ,t. Hot there , Ljr Ludendortf and apparently »,w .fT
0 * £of. *a d
r” »,' v«‘ Uaw »fG*in»»
Many u c ndUing to give money to with a bayonet, kept a score of the would b< unsafe to
Lor the pas' 15 looi.ii.s the in u .r are two leagues1 of antsons already tn hy H iadraburg. that something t a n - A n gAn
l o - P r e n e h front. t»*if say* help the poor and needv. but are un- bochcs down, aud then making
a troops owing to the eK-itetl >ood>ag rni rgy and vast rcsourci* of tite
esisten e- the Br.ush empire and «»* , uiuouat Co a demand for removal * * ' l^yrtologfiom y wh.ch the strug ^ y f;
tfT w erso n ally minister
to lucky dash, reached their own posts tion o f the Roam.-man people
The despatch adds that von Mack- the most pogtcrfui nation
111
he
great alliance against the ■ en'ral |f T^m hu comm-nd was put forward IP* Presents on tb«i front between ,hcnL* Many times
the
personal safeh
p,,iT V * '
. u
J tJ**t the kaiser was constrained l? '* * ? ® *
k tu n * and
ia . tb< touch is more important than the
The Canadian* made srvera I gas ensen has ordtrrd the TtoUtnauiaB j world lla ! been throw a into the vicReferring to the Paris n ie ls tio M , to
(he ( l i l t n L 0f %ome
. Thantpagne, m corsettuen. e of the Iuat^ J j ^
We should give our projections lately, the wind being govcrnnient, ©wing to up rif tags, to ^ ory %cu\c Gffrmaav fia - begiaainq
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___
__ _____ __
_
proclaioi a state of siege throughout |0 realise tl.at lor m«i|v mouths the
le , * k I
’ L p to the present
, r ft ttf justification lor the remoo- ^ . r,T'^n a,t* flc» an*l
1 selves as well as our money.
favorable.
Subsequent
invesvigaiion
America La* rm ptr^ td no opinion „ ranre, of Iu,
|raders b u t 'j f " 1**!1 eounter-aftacks. has led to
4 Biad op the wounds fv. J 4 V
showed them this enterprise account- 'the country.
jsplendtd youth of the li. b. had h* <n
upon them, and it •* vitally impor* I tbjlt dynastic consideration* p re v a il-1!* ® nycessity of postponing for some j M™
io d ^ d axe the wounds to ed for not a few members of the him
■
1
Idisembarking on the sliores of Girtii
r
*
_
f
.
r
r
An
iB
n ta ia and France at tlie rati ..f 10,ant that the policy of America and ed over those of a military' ckarsc -1
,V , r
■
•*' . ..
'd a y which need our attention
working parties.
" j t h th is ^n d in view . ‘.V,*, b a se s I
.
I
u T S in
11*,*0 per day. If Germany is well art
that of this towntry should be
in teii It it estraordiaary that such a
one* o n o u r
_
V 'sej ske knows that this rate will
complete agreement cn economic, as statement should bave been permit io *bl>#tjquent o p e ra tio n s , p ro c e e d - ' k ^ *** ^ !le
* . for displacement, uml s t r a t e g , J br£ £ » ^
* C W a,k <v' * > r ■
paper. .»
well as other problems. An agree­ ted to appear in a German
Representatives of Grain. Milling and |b' “ *-“ «'-uurd for many months to
«5»1 regroupings* have to hr created I genuine.
T l* « Christians
* Proof that
the
love
it
will deny them
^
— iKfntitiic. f n i
ment among tbe allies means that the however obscure.
Banks See M inister.
; ' -'To Uirill ,, (f .mcon^uerable M int
SShiNr awaiting_ until preparations ,e lT«a jn order to have somethin to
ronotnsr fate of the world will be in
is Tons of Bombs are Dropped on
fior future operations be completed, Kjve to those who have need. I
U tiaw a. — Kcprescpiaiivr* 04 the j*nd heioiiti) ail hrante, the glorioi >
ibe bands of tbe great allied powerstiliey ]iave been lorced |To retire in kind o f sympathy is greatly] needed
Baden and Coblenz
grain, milling and banking interests -pint of Italv, tlie dauntl*-** souls of
federated together at present.
tihe nbrthern direction erf the Marne today.
m
London.—The air ministry's com ibail an interview with bir lliouias Belgium atul V rh ia , and last
but
After disc .sting the necessity of
»
(front'
6.
Bring
Vo
the
inn
and
take
care
of
munication on aerial activities i»sue« AS hite, minister of finance, and lio n , not least, the mighty effort of this
promoting after the war industries
T
o
Give
Efficient
Support
to
tbe
"How
far
wiM
this
retjrenfcnt
be
tlie au fo rd k at* (v. 34 ).
the following:
T . A. Crerar, minister of agriculture, motherland *nd all the nations
of
essential to the ronntry economically
Gesiuine Iffvf does not leave its
Mer in the T renche.
parried out? A retreat o f about a
“ In addition to the attacks already respecting the matter 01 financing this commonwealth < ould not,appeal
and military, the premier continued:
'dozen
kilometres
will
perhaps
be
''r
v
ic
e
incOmplcte._
Much
Christian
T h e longer the war lasts, the stern­
reported on the Jffth instant, the sta tbe western whc*t crop. As a result «n vain
New \ o t k —The
federal go ve rn -1 siufticwnt,’ it is n o t thought necessary service is spasmdBic: helps once and tion at Lahr (Badeu) was bombed- of the interview the «'ue*:iou ot a ha : **ln tii» past war*, among nation'
er must be the economic terms we
men«
has
taken
over
in
every
state
in
today
’That
Hindcnburg
should
find
then
leaves
a
mad
to
care
tor
him“ On the nighf of Jitly 30-31, our edf (nice will immediately be taken ■ khich vvtr^ regarded as barbarpuv,
impose mi the foe. I think the soon­
airplanes again proceeded To Stutt- under consideration by the grain Cities havr been pillaged, but when
er he realizes that, the better. He is the union the recruiting of 1 oflMnon 1 h im s e lf u n d e r the o b lig a tio n of with- *rif.
labor
for
tbe
furtherance
of
the
war.
drawing
the
trontT
as
far
hack
as
the
7. Gives m oney (v. 35)
gart and dropped nearly tw o. tons o f *committee.
v,'a ' »M <’’tire nation sy stematical!\
fighting In order to impose his own Labor requirements for war Indus- J Y#*Je.f
It coatg a good-^eal to be a neigh bomb.- on the bosche magneto work?.; The matter ol nn.uicmg " i j l
be |«illag« d, except by Germany in B' I
economic terms on the sllies.
He
tries
have
been
apportioned
to
the
“
The
German
vnia/ipr
front
is
im
-]
bor.
I.ove
is
the
most
expensive
the Daimtrc works and the railwayjtak.cn up by the luimsier of tmaacc |(^uiin; Gtumau militarists *r> poss« •
will never swrceed in doing so.
state* on a basis of pepuh p lo ro l not to renounce its confidence thing inthe world. It cost God his station. A fire broke out in the 't» with the imperial authoritie*. and »ed by devil* vvliove naim N 1»gion
“ So U r as that is concerned, we various
tion and aa men are needed they will
jinin o0ur
Hindcnburg
on a c c o u n t
ill
u
r
M
indetiburu
on
of
o
n
ly
S
o
n
;
i
t
CO*t
Christ
his
life.
Ma.y
tion.
Ihd bankers' association. It 1* likely *l o t»ermarry no less than to all hummast be in in a condition to deter­ move forward to meet the demand that.’
wc go and do likewise
“ Several bombs were dropped on to give htiancial and cornuiercial -ta -‘ fity tlie. World owe* tbe duty. >•<
mine tbe conditions whirh we re­
wherever
this
may
be.
The
aim
is
*•']
fig
tone
of
this
official
note
i«
alking
in
the
Spir2. Livi
the Fagnau monition work*, causing bility to the gtaiu situation.
fhe casting out these devils.
This v . r
gard as fair, without having them im­
eliminate the wasteful turnover o f , significant. The im pre.sion caused it fGgtat
:a-io).
a heavy explosion.
Tbe Retuilly ' government will give its guarantee of rin never be won until the task i*
posed upon ns by the will of the en­ to
labor, stabilize wages, to increase ; jj, Germany b> the defeat must have i Th ose ,
freely justified in junction and two airdromes were a t-|lh e fixed price upon the whole of arcouiVhshed. Wc Canadians
know
emy.
themselves as tacked with bombs and machine gun the new crop
'1 Ins will enable the. what it *s to have out
hospitals
“ If he goea on fighting, imposing the production of essentials and give bc< n very profound; their confidence (Christ wtl
rffii
lent
support
to
the
nian
i*
the
muvt
be
seriously
shaken
for
_
the
follows
fire.
(banks to extend the needed credits j bombed
In Kran< r but 18 montli*
grratet burdens on as. destroying
trenches, who needs from six to ten htigh command
solicit and with a
inning brother
1. P e r t * ,
“ On the morning o f Ju ly 31, at 7 30
; to grain and elevator firms So that
ago, iu the
Balkans,
oar young manhood and guilty also
men
to
work
for
him
in
this
country
<
«
urt
oi
humility
that
is
scarcely
hab­
(v, 1) . »
o’clock, one of our squadrons at-(buying may
promptly
commence [whs certain as the .ircotnplislitui1
o f outrage* whirh thgck humanitv, every day he is in France.
itual
to
it*
frith
favors.
t
surgical
term
wffTP’
Reitore
tacketEahe Coblenz. Owing to clouds
when the grain 1* ready to move.
| was successful. J f anyone
should
•u d makes it difficult to shake hands
Independent recruiting of coptmon
ing back o f a dislorar observation was impossible. The sta“ The Badischc Lapses Zcitung ts 'm eans t
Among those present at the con- j doubt, what shall he say to the sinl
with him when the war if over stern­ labor by plants employing over 100
dej
its
readers
that
]
ed
mantb.
trying
to
persuade
its
place
W
c
are
tn^httion and* factories at Saarbrucken
ftrence were: 1 I f ’easc, Sir lobn titg of the Llandovery G a 'llr,
the
er frill be the terms imposed upon men sre diverted to the Unftrd States
tlie German
f'etTman rdtr^fct
1
body o f Christ, and the were subjected to two attacks.Aird, C. A. BoRart. 11 M.
the
was
part
'of bers of t
—«P
M acKen- murder of the nurses, doctor*,
th
p?rn.
employment service and there will Hindenhurg's plans and that he is sinning
Frank
persistent
attempts
to
destreiy
ev«
ry
brother
ought
to
as
rej
‘‘The first
formation encountered zie. Dr. Magill, \ \ . R Baulf,
Mr. Lloyd George said that among be rcktrictions upon private adTer
'
still
continuing
ft)
impose
his
will
on
Km
1
pain
a
s
the
dislocation
fcttrvivor,
yo
that
there
could
be
no
ally
g
i
'e
;
large numbers of hostile scouts be-! Fowler, W. A Bleck. K. W
• he hreatest difficulties after the war tising fo r laborers. Under the m eth­
Germ any’s eneintqjE1
of opr body. This te *“ fore reaching their objective. B itter'(and , F. W. doling, B W ’ vwans and trace and no report?
0/ a s in
would be the question of raw mater­ ods adopted the country has
been
& h
done in the spirit o fighting ensued in the
'‘Probably no m ilitary‘ .e*pcrt
of
vice is
rourse
of (others.
ials and transport, which would re- divided into 13 federal districts, each
erfen the highest authority
would
meeker sE j St we a ls o be tern
which four of our machine*
were (
-----------(Jgtlire a most complete understanding district in charge of a superintend­
another’s burdens
2. B ar
undertake to forecast -the
future
shot down. The remainder bombed
with Great Britain's allies and do­ ent.
HrsBol
*
erfent* of ljiis war. Certainly it is
2-4 ). ■
,their objective and on their return
minions. because, “ It is most impor­
£dens of life, bu
IT u fft my purpose to make that attempt
irnQ fdfcain were, heavily attacked,
tant that you should carry with von
lptation.
sor- ■ M M g fWfkt itlBre rn a rh in e v O n e h o Jpixt further, bist one may be pardoned if
d ltt s 'o f'i
ii
tlie people who coutnbuted with you
A
ll
of
Britain'*
Fighting
Men
Christ is tbe tile machine wax disables
_
__
_
sow. snffe
|Ot»e feels growing confidence as the
to the common sacrifice.’’
in France
Confident That U boats are Meeting cjfB-'et
When we
j grow mg and gathering legions front
The premier, agreeing tliat the e»“ The second
law o f Christ, er, was cotnpUti
With Great Success
fhington.—Lord Curzon, mein- beyond the Atlantic are rapidly *«<
ccePBfhL Bur
systrm q| control could not be Britain’a Alms in Siberia are Clearly
ens (v. 5 ).
y, in *pi jjfc r o f the Rritish war cabinet. g..\ c surely taking their place in
after the war, said: “ All
we,ye ob*
Sho
.Niii*ter»lain—T jie c oming of_Ainej
ins ineun|- i-of.i
vtlzhue,
I despi^p what
the
I figures Monday nigjgp
London.— Tbe
fcnation—
T. Suit #f Siege in Romania ,
Crowe Price Discredited
indnCin^
Lrop
Bomb German Cities
K
U. S. Conscripts Labor
Presene Integrity of Rossia
Americans Do Not
Worry the Kaiser
Britain’s War Efforts
"of the British war effort
rsp
power. Lord Curzon said mat the British empire and the
_
__ aqd navy.
^
those who J
Great Britain had given n o £ fewer States,
“ Vital force# which are streaming
the NVord 0/ God to
Its poossbiliues are beginning to
across the sea to the enemy,*’ he said, are tau
7
m ead! for fhe stgiport 1
give
pf
t
0
Britons were today nghtuig tn tor realized by the enemy. Despite nil ”th«
"v fc being attacked by German sdb-j
this I
« , , marines which arc certajjp of suc- of the' tea ler. T o repudiate
. 1 cign th eatres of the ^var. _ A llow ing German successes in Russia and in
-S.MVU I eminent is to secure the poi
political*and
obligation $ mocjtery o f Qod, .f or he Western Editors Give Opinions ol for casualties and pr,e*uming these the east, it lie , within the
ment interference to a considerable
united
restoration
of
Russia cess.
d ra in e d that they who preach the
extent would be oeeded to get raw economic
Moot Im pressive Portion of
figures to include the navy, they are purpose and power of Great Britain
Emperor Williarft added.that they
material and organize transport, he without internal interference of any are facing the hardest struggle^ of Gospel sn o u Jd liv e of the Gospel (I
Their Tour
*
taken as demonstrating the fact that and the United States through cotnT
* >
said, and ia order to execute con­ kind, and to bring about the expul­ the war and expresses his own and Cor. 9 : 14>;
and
I .on don.— Nothing left an im pres-! the only troops in England today are j mapd of the natural resource,
5. Be earnest in___________
vv^ll-doing I fv. 9 )
tracts for abroad. “ I think we ought sion of enemy forces from Russian the couutry’* confidence that
raw material* and other Sneana
to
thfy.l Some fail of the reward because sion on the Canadian editors on the I tntn on lca\e am! n /n in
p
, m
to see that the people who
have soil. Hi* m ajesty'* government cat­ w ill be able to foil “ the drsperifte
u n r r of the
u i c supp y s r^
*. i* s ~ .
th ir give up when the got) is about present visit to the motherland more ! ceither
j plate upon the industrial and com­
keen fighting together should be ser­ egorically declares that it ha* no in­ efforts of the enemy.”
mercial development and expansion
,
tention of infringing to the slightest
to be reached.
' jjw
than their trip to the western front. ergoing the reorganization of units. of
ved first.
Germany
restriction,
against
Em peror W illiam's y^giforlamaction
of
6. W ork for the good of all men This was a wonderful experience.
“ Don’t let us make the mistake of degree the territorial integrity
which she would struggle in vain.
reads:
(ym1 0 ) .'
. .;
.'Llic visit was splendidly organized
dissolving the partnership the
mo­ Russia.”
“ From the first until the last there
“ Serious year? of w ar lie 1 behind
The one who is free in Christ will by the imperial government and the
ment the fighting is over," the pre­
has been the keenest struggle
for
. .
n
1 n
J i y o g . The German people are c o n - ^ ^ j sympathies and interests as tm inistry of information and the Canmier added.
R p c t n r h n iK nn P o rk KCIflOVCO ring'd °* *ls Just cause resting on
____ Currie
______ _ Gen D
e G o u tte
Is Well
w e ll Satisfied the m astery o f the air. U nless all
adians in France,_ ____
front Gen.
DeGoutte
Andrew Bonar L aw , clianccllor of ix e sin c u o ilb Ull I U 1* iyc u w tc u ita |iaH ^ rd and trasting in Ciod’s wide as the race. He will especially __________________
present indications are de<rptive that
strive to beTp those who arc mem ' downwards, laid themselves out to
With Progress
the rxeehequer, followed the pre­
mastery is passing anti will more, and
! gracious help, has with its faithful
g i v e the journalists a
tremendous
mier in a brief speech, in which he Food Board Allow s Use of Pork at allies confronted a world of rncmie*. bers of Christ’s body.
.. .
...
A m erican
A nuV o n rn0 J,‘ t’*'1** l o , , , r aHi*.v
j hi*,
welcome.
Their impression, hastily
expressed general agreement with
With
. _ <;rl) J)e
mean* if hat by hrealitfg the Ger
Any and A ll Times
Yotjr victorious fighting spirit car­
gathered, are without exception en­ tbe Aisne-Marne
Lloyd George.
The
chancellor
•
army
'
on
man
battle
line
the
war
can
be
ear
ried the war of this year .into the
Tem porarily
th u siastic.
t
pointed out that some control
of
?hT*tlH o « t T x i r « s e d to the corres .ried into German territory v.gorously
enemy’s country and preserved the
raw materials was needed after the
Ottawa.—The Canada food board homeland from the horrors and dev.
. “ There is more optimism among j
T J’ L jr- !.'.;*faction at the pro-(and effectively
If the war cannot
--------« ,
n w . our forces than anywhere else. While pondents his _
d the
ijopr be carried into Gerrnanv. by land
war, in order to prevent our enemies has removed, temporarily, the restric­ a'tation of the war.
Chief of U. S. Staff Declare* Object i our mrn arc raKCr to gct back to K.ref s, ? ' d!.ancr v ould continue .in la n d sea it ..-m i f hurled upon her
from organizing a corner in them. tion on the consumption of pork.
“ In tlie second and third years of
of Fight on Each Side Is Desthe homeland they are determ,ned t h a t h e adw nce
~ (
^
fre.m the aiHe also emphasized that, as a result Such action has been made possible
the war you. by your destructive
not to return till the job is properly til the German*
, “ < „ rt,ianv nn vt he u.ad< t«, rlearly
of the war, so far as the present by the pork production and conser­ blows, broke the strengtli of the en­
true tion of Opposing Army
British government was concerned, vation efforts in Canada and the emy in the cast. Mra'nwhile your
of T’ 71, A u i e d f o r c e s now occupy the j understand that
the
tremendou*
the finished. I was never prouder
Washington.—Thebattle
—_ p ---- .
. j Canada than ^hen 1 rnft
( anada •
■
and Sc-ra^ w orld-widr |>owrr of thrvr
nation*
the principle, “ That we are one em­ United States, and the food board’s comrades in the west offered a brave
Aisne-Marne salient has
fighting men at the front." Tin - w as
»»• > *"d■
- rele*Ueq»1y
and
pire and that there shall be prefer­ order, passed today, provides that
\A . A . Buchanan, M.F.,
of 1
<’1 Offensive was brought' ab o u t! m erfile'sly, ziot against a regenerate
ence within that empire is establish­ pork, including bacon and any part and victorious front to enormously into a life, and death Struggle between bow
theopposing
armies. I.imited oD
thhndgc, summed up
tbe situation J'rf . ‘ A_ rr;r;.n, wj,0
occupied
Germany fif even Germ any may be
of the carcass, may be served at any superiorforces.
ed '■
“ A s the fruitof these victories, the jectives theGerm ans
may have na< and WBg what
pretty
well- ran *y .**’
Iinrlne the . night
the rome r e g e n e ra te ) but against
the
time in public eating places, operat­
'■
P„ded to withdraw Germany of to d a y .- Let her proye
ing under Canada food board license. fourth year of the war has brought in launching their attack at " ‘‘r i m s : through the thoughts of every mem- j
.
f ”
a
v i l l age*
Some of them did h rr«elf regeaerafed by works
and
In making this announcement, the peace in the east. In the west, the or for which General Foeh may hav ber of the party.
i,, . others remained in the not by words alone
Let her east
food board stated that, as a result enemy was heavily hit by the force aimed tn his counterthrust, have been , M R. Jennings, of Edmonton ‘ i4iri ,
. ot|ir r points of van tage.. out her unclean spirit of militarism
U boats are Again Operating Off tbe of conservation measures an«F in- of your assault. The battbs won in submerged in a greater struggle, tn« I his day with the Edmonton battalion ,
recent months count
among
the object of which on each side is in- : was naturally his most thrilling cx - 1 n® » •
| ,._ an r,0iiring into the and sordid Insj for world domination
Atlantic Coast
L t l I £ * s t T c r r of^fam c in
German destruction o f the opposing arJ")
perience. but even this did not e v e r-,
American, opened f ir e .'—let her make such poor c ompensa
rk from the Dominion W
haveZ 'been
history.
This interpretation of the battle shadoNV y ? grrat admiration tor all ,L ]<*rc -JT—J-__ _
.. .............. . — --i i- t - - ->•
W ashington.—The Portuguese bar­ increased by 125.000.0U) pounds per
“ Yon ar*- in the midst o f (he hard was formerly presented by G e n .l ^ ^ j . braaches o f the service.
He» , 'wo.
que Forto was sunk by a
German annum, which is an increase of 571
the
horrjor
suffering and evil she lia*
est atm ggle. The desperatie efforts March, chief of staff, in his mid week addcd t j,af
devotion and skill or
submarine 550 miles off the Atlantic per cent, over a five-year pre-war av­ of
wrought: and *tlicn 'h all v e listen to
the enem y wilt, as hitherto, be conference with newspaper Corrcs , j(,c officers and the spirit and cffici
coast Ju ly 27. The navy department erage.
her. Until then let her name
be
toiled by your bravery. Of that I i pondents. In making t h is a n n o u n c r announced that tbe crew of 8 had
anathema.”
am certain, and with nir the entire ment General March frankly admit
been landed at an American port by
--------------- r
fa th 'd a rd ."
ted the German resistance in holdThe following striking testimony
a British steamer.
r
L PI
' nff t^1*
sahent had frus- is suppbed by W. F. Kerr, of Regina: Controller Thompson Says It Would
A lter overhauling the barque, the
Not Be F air to Grower*
submarine crew destroyed it with Airmen Rained Ton* of Bomba Upon L Z fC n O -b lO V S k s
i trated any hope of bagging any con- “ W e are confident hi the Canadians
bombs placed in the cargo of cot­
Hun* During Advance
.
siderable portion of the
German and their glorioti* record whenever
Tordiptgi—Because
is not a Darnels Given f i z . - . . . .
ii •
„ .
U .l ‘ - n
army. In two weeks, he pointed out, they are -ailed upon to enter the necessity of life, andfruit
ton. No further details were given,
it would
bL ‘C t0 K a ,‘ €r * U-boat
"i hr splercdid organization
fighting on Ju ly
ltl 3 K in P r r 0 2 r 6 S S t^lc encmJ has had ample time to battle.
and it was assumed that the
crew ■ to*
unfair to the grower, if fruit pr»*.< j ,
Boaat
withdraw
his
advanced
dhridoas
and
_
.
.
.
.
and
amazing]v
complete
equipment,
was permitted to take to the small 28 and 29, the allied aviator* were-i
V
rif ‘
'
• •• ' •
w ire fixed. Food Controller H. B.] Wadllingtofi —The
'ohm arine t*
boats.
V t ^ > l ? ng_theuWhoLe of the R a ttle Several C ^ a r im s ^T o w n . .R epo rted ;
'' '
’
‘m m
J bom p'on stated here.
Besides, he fto longer a [ determining factor
it
The P o r to was bound from Savan­ j front, between the Aisnje and the
Seized and a Black
•,* ' declared, it would a duconragc
p ro-1 1V*V.<•11<4
lMTfar
ani^
statements
Ly
Em. peror
lished.
<
anada’
*
o
f
all
r
a
n
k
s
indic
ate
t
h
a
t
e
a
m
1
—
—
.
_
1
.
.
.
1
.
.
1
nah for Oporto.
Marne, according to the Havas cor­
to th*
The American* held the apex | ° ' l a r m v is ttr h c a f a b l e ^ nd i fully dr duction to the detriment ot tbe coun-1 ^ tlhfim in a proclamation
Sea Port
This is the first official word of a rrzpcmd ent at the front.
try if a lor. price it, re fixed
on jernxtn arm y arul navy that -ubrua
the
allied
drive,
the
vital
point
on
Iserving
of
it*
reputation
a
th'
lieU
submarine operating off the coast re­
W ishitigW n—Gaptnre by ; Czecho- which the outcpaic oi the stru g g le , tnrc(. ;n {. nropc today—an
Jnlv 28L French and British
nnes jare “ Tenaciously attacking and
,
• r~
,
„ _______ _______| _
opinion f,-uifs
ceived here since a sea wolf appeared bombing plane* dropped over forty Slovak force* of several cities in the
lu'
'R ie foc>d controller said that ex- j
the vital forces which ar<
the fury of German i
^
frankly c x j^ r'-'r l in ail
suddenly off the Massachusetts coast tons of projectiles upon cantonments Caurasu* and a Black Sea port where i maT .
periments arc bring made at the streaming across the sea, are withRussian
mMnhjfm
m
cw
T
ijr
a
tc0
“
ntfr,r
foT
h/
nuTrtei’
J
”
eleven days ago.
and roads in Jhe A rdrc and V c s le ; two
present time to ascertain the adviog-,
JOUMatjon, Secretary Dai i'ls
station*
' l ^u* *a4t- ? h e appearance o f the allvalley* and upon railroad m
ju u >b and ft
a Stearhcr „sunk
, iir „Is■ jT
,reported
division,
■ ■ v ‘ ■ i i-i tor the dehydra
' l; ”
|
* l* n n » r ln ,^ j l l i l l k t t i r )
(|^r
P E R M A N E N T C O M M IT T E E
[and military objectives m the same the Anstrwin rfni ifli jjJ
'? I AT H ,rM d i a* this point, w
tion of vegetables on , an extensive:
'h e redtietioti »n sinking*
has
region. ^ On^ Jy ly 29 and the follow- Krtch«p< *t. a^cordinc to informatioa ► ^or*7 -**w il
: London.— It is announced that th' {.cah
'been steady,** Mr. Daniels said. “ 'J V
. . . . n
„
,
.
. . .
tughr. thirty MX tons of bomb? received bv the t zrrho-^ioxat- _
closed todav
the 1 food controllers of Great Britain.
The country's ' igar supply, he : •nbm arir.t as a leading important fa 4^43 Prisoners Captnred m Ju ly by
dropped, fires and explosion* tionai council here.
OrireVal taarcl. afeo told ™
...
being caused. TMem were many aeif-j The warships’ gun. were turned ' *?nn***fe; 4f tbe United States
ot ! France, Italy and the T’nited Matg* said, is gettting shorter, Init no fur tor-in the, war is ended. It i* atf.avs
nfetoat'c, as long a* there i* </»' in
British Troops
a [ . c° j ts dunng the coarse
rtf against the port
© ? . Ndvoiosisk !* * * !,w ,lr divisions
A s in the ra*< 'who have bein lioldiVg daily rotifer ther rcitrictscsns are at present ton
Ssa , ar»4
fir? losing ship* at d
division* anaocnced last ; e n tr * here, bave appointed a j"
-! femplated.
London.—A British official
com­ which fourteen enemy machines were where they were seized, tlie
-------------------.w ill Continue to lo *' *hips now ,.t.<l
shot down or i^rCH tp laffd d! 4 - ( pap«r said, bnt n o detail* as t o the * c^c' Y^r *e will fir baijt acourd tw ojneni cornu'.ttet. r^lKd the roiuns|t
munication says:
j
j —, a ------- -------!
'
I rc*ti
infantrir
each [tec of representative. This rotrm iW I L L T A K E JO IN T A C T IO N
fb « i. bi>t a* for it* I,' ivy a rf't' r
infantry regiments in
" la the course of the night several
damage dooe: were -grven.
: -M ed."
con . ‘ ice Ttr-fTf n t 'f y \ irrioit* p rp m m s t>i
tft* annottncfd
tnc
F a r is — (.eneral *ru*> rfa fi. a t T
o
,
]
in *h f v u r T ,hat Ukr ’ *
P'rVonerx were captured by out pat
Uiues captured include Stavropol;
F<kiii a re p re p a rin g
p la n s T 1*4' "
sols in the neighborhood o f Mcrn*.
Sirj
t
k
is
lo
s
.
and
Mw.ft*
hrvfca.
while
u. S TROOFS REACH ITALY
regiments. There 'w ill rfompn re p a r t ——— - "
, ,■
“ Today there is nothing to report
ind -ttj
, ,
- .
1 It w as said th e C zecho-Slovak*. •* ' T 7: - : Z \ « O 0 K V A N C O U V E R S T R I K E S
bevond the usual 'artillery activity on xzIta!ir * r.Airr y
*"* '
Whit, t.-arT*.
in Siberia. I he Chiu roe am b-s.'-dor 1 V an* ot:vcr.--A uoat 4<XI carpenter*
Northern
Italy.
•
1
A
m
e
n
o
t*
^
0
°
^
,
had
occupied
Svarans.
bo»h aides.
to France declares that China
h a s .vv<' n* on strike here today, the - new
“ fhe s iim b h of prisoners captur. ^ nT u -ft ‘ r e ^ f i OBh" f »nd
l
« h n d i 2 ’ While no additional information
M U N I T I O N S T R I K E IS O V E R
£ i V t ^ n t o r o a c h t ^ t h e £ | wage .e a l* a * e d fo r ^ i W g ‘ been reH U 9 I J R A IIL
I W A Y O RDERS
ed. by ns durmg J»d> aggregate 4,543 excellent
the
h«
*
»
«
"
"
“
****
official*
o
f
the
and arc pthas f t s t s e ^ er the
^ S,H there V* nothi
London.—The
tonoon
— i ut *Ar t . ot :n?^nt*¥.n i ternal affairs of Siberia or Russia, fused by^ the contractors. T hey are
including 89 officers."
W ashing to___
-.—1The war dtparunent
^10 l o c o notives for mil- w o r k e r s caused by the
O rder in ,
j, in jp ire d by th e principles oz i aakingr $6.50 fo r eig h t
hour*
as
the council placing; an em bargo on jskilKd ; relf-deterram ation fo r nationahtie* i against $5.50. T h e c o n tra c to rs offerA T T A C K H A V IN G E F F E C T
tfficia, y\r w r s that thi* right
P at a to- { labor, ii definitely ended.
a* denied ! cd $6. Painters have gone on strike
With the British Arm y in Flanders.
T o r $ 5,50 a day, an increase; of 50
appeared in a seau-oiveial Am txian tal cost of about $ 25,000,000. «t **** report, from Coventry show- that wot J China by Germ any
— It Ts evident that the German de­
j cent* fo r eight hours.
Son\e 200
About 18.000 only have the absentees returned ?to 1
organ which heretafpre ha* been re announced recently.
feat oa the Marne is having full ef­
work, but they are hurrying opera­
C Z E C H S M O B IL IZ IN G
j mill aad factory workers have gone
fect among the German emperor’s S E R IO U S R IO T S IN U K R A I N E | hK'tam to a * ” ** a" y successes
by j freight car*
cars for *service
c r .H P MisM F t a n « tions in hope of making good the
Amsterdam . —r According to the i out to enforce a demand for $5 a
troop* on thi* front, despite the im­
costing about $18,000,000. w ill be ord- time lost b y th e strike.
London.—Serk>u* riots are rvport-t t^IC 1 zcrho->,ovaksC zecho- 1
T h ey were receiving $ 4. 50.
Moscow newspapers, the
pression that * hile the second Gercred within a few days.
~~
~ LOAN
Slovaks have m obilized the - lasses o* j
s u n assault had failed their com­ ed from the country district^ in tbe;
FOURTH
LIBERTY
M O U RN N IC K R O M A N O F F
JE W I S H L E G IO N A R R I V E S
1912 to 1920 a t Omsk and the classes
rades still were
holding
Chateau Ukraine, according to a K*ev dis-:J Washington.—The campaign for
U. S. MUNITION O U T P U T
M adrid—The official journal an­ of 1917 and 1919 at Kurghan.
The
Thierry. T b e prisoners knew ah re j-atch to the Fremdenblatt of HairHj
New
Y ork.— Safe arrival in Rales*
cor
-1
the
fonrth
liberty
loan
will
open
SatWashington.—T w o rmlfion
hand
nounces that the Spanish court will workers and peasant*, it is said, pro­ tine of tbe first tw o cowtingente ot
fcitely nothing of the entente allied burg, tbe Exchange Telegraph
reXpondent‘ aV C^iewhag^n“'re p o rts. 1orday. September 28. amf continue grenades and one miRion rifle gre- go into mourning fo r thirty days fo r tested strongly against this action.
the Am erican Jew ish legion is a it
advance to «re-en-T ard enois.
The peasants are now offering or- jthree T t e n . enairtg U l l u l i t t J L . .it ;nades are being -prodneed monthly, Nicholas Romanoff, form er emperor
Korghan and Omsk are in wevtem nonneed by the Zionist Organist, tioft
gxn ized reaisten ce to the -German was announ,red tonight by Secretary ‘ according to an announcement by io f Russia. 1
pi America.
Siberia.
._ i lb© ordnance d e p an m p n u
Bsnrpcg’ M i t » gbaracteriaed.
• McAdoo.
1223
W.
must disap- I D aily M ail's
atatenient u talegtanhA e war, Mr. L lo y d G e o rg e (jvostok.
vostok. The
in e atatenieni
On Visit to firinf Line
g a M a g e sSE’
, - «
“ t .SS
Eneny Troops Annihilated
life and Death Struggle
U. S. Reports Submarines
Heavy Aerial Fighting
fathering In the Bosches
the
..... .
him “ Fruit Prices Will Not Be Fixed
Subs. No Longer a Menace
•ft!
inti ntion
,, , .
|rrv*» p u b lish e d an
fir. tfir
,
.
.y e a r a n d w h e re
A iu s te i • f' -
\ : correepor dent
tt»e B ritis h d au j cable i n t t u g e q u o tin g th e K oli f out
m F fa n c t —
*WO itw che Z> 1 Tung to ilu effect th a t th e
the
British a ir force i-doU ha
t*wed**h govennsut nt had e x p re ss e d
V 1*
b e n . aw arded the D ijl lH p e p e
t* g re i» to the B erlin toTciga office
Id lill»f 1
in . 1 ro*«, a lte r a m onth o f l v$ces:*»n a c c o u n t, of B ru n tin g »
London
nlr. ill
in a -cout squadron. Ak lh* Si
,
**r " u tte ra n c e s
A beaut tui complexion n i:he outward mark of
durtng th e four
l<on
vt • e regulations as to
n o o y n u ty
T h is r e p o rt s tru c k m e as p re p o skxxl blood and a healthy body. When the stomach,
, 11i t Skagerrack l a l i l k
N ever prohibit the ruentiasisAs I L -* * * ‘1 te tw u s. a , th e p re s e n t s u m s official-1
<i;i >> ha* th e . ( t e n u in lngli nauu s. th e r m ay be c t M “ X
hv^r and Wood arc in good order, the skin is dear and
.
.
-■ ■ , , 3 v ** W B ra n tin g is th a t o f a p riv a te I , . . . .
„ *
.i
»Ca - f - r
let I ■t , pro tectin g L m bort.
________
H e t u .c.n Jui^e
1 a n d J«l> / . X c itiz e n , fo r
w h o - t ^ t e n i e n t s n o 1th ^ »U p ® °.f « ra l" 11 *duallv a* c o o d |
* lu i lt d a* b ro u g h t ilown tw enty -»(H G e rm a n ' g o v e rn m e n t c o u ld p o x 'ib l) be
. Ska'tffirgck, o r Jutland^
o n : t h e cultivated portion
lovely. Unsightly blotches, pimples, eruptions and
Si. :',!■) >I»\ G
G*erm
I 'liai!
} n<jit w in*
any,
decisive
coin
and S won six of his M
t s iv e co
o i-R esp o n sib le. An e x p r e s s , . o f re held
T,
,
. , , .
sallownees show the need of Beedurn's Pills to stimulate
on acre it of w hat was acroiiipli»!i* bats m one day. and threw of his toto g rrt 0 ff„ c d by , be Sw edish cabinet L T " f ' 1 Lare *«®
*® h* *®®kwJ j
rd aw < a< CoiHit of » hat Ml w a s U l victorie* w ere the fe ttr a r tiv i of undcr
h circu n isU o f Cs uouW bc j for «n this c o y n p a m o n : n ote which
and regulate the vital organs and it:i(>rove the circula­
Follow use of Cutteura Soap and t MnP
Im pr <f would tin m e d ia te ly 1o l k i s — balloons.
_
a m ust unneutral slap in the face of p art of \h' * ? « « * * « * * * * * * * r« n
M o t At night barb* ib.-oi with th*
tion. Good health and better looks soon follow the uae of
has
been
and w hat hag fo llo w ed
crop and which is freer from m us
Tbcac; two pilots aa t ifc
l « _ a a y s a g o lhc w cltern ,ib<,s
Suai> and but waMr lx y and rub la Mm
a n ip lr to <1<ui .n s t r a t e th ^ ia ta n y ot fell in to a T euton trap.
Ot ut umoC W«ar old gtoswi -1urtna nlabt
, K i. ow i .ik '.c m ia n ...tih o d , -s I do, ' lird , ,f ,h ,‘ , r *' " fo n tein p latcd on
the rtin n y > dlaims.
laa k Fra* W Mag. AddraMpaal
M
well ov er enemy territory w!
M<| knt, wu
boW eager VNilM>r«ng. by all m eans
N .I m m . I I T C
I T here i« life a rm y in I n m i i tw o; .countered
’ bebu»tra>>r „ t, ,
eat- ,M l!“‘, ,lir « V ,U r * ,n >’®*r f r ®P ®.f
rougbout tha warts
way I est:
tnilliori un n, kept at ltftiig t|i
re- i* replaces.
■1 m T••hey «fought
• ' W *their
>
* fpossible
tflv am
UlUttUlt
ountV of
V'1 friction
I1tv II'
be- corn is not allow ed to go to seed.
_ threg W « v c c o m -, lVr<fn lhc northcrn n„ uraI>
] T^iere are njiany sim ilar sim ple te s ts '
tcardiiss oi tjo iia ltiri, s l l c l i in thc through, w inning
. .. and » » d in g do :
^d.*’ at iuS «ha« ;.,.y farm er .n.gh. c • dm t
H ie
past tw o r e s t, have bedn about four
, - r f , , ^ )c D ar|.cs .,
wav to find out ii a thing is good J
o r tivie tim e , i> heavy as the r i s a - three o th e r m achines apparently o u t
*t
MwL m (
it
on jj <m l|| ,<-aie at French Babies
altie suflfered by th e F lf s c k arm s of co n tro l
X t n d Y W ^ * ra ,fd holm
In this , u i m
texplanation
M
in Caaada u t U. i . <
gfirst,
,^ , on ____
„ „n farm
your „ow
Do not
.........
........
a Ij was obtained which
The B ritish arm y
know Onlv War
F rance
h.....
as from th eir ow n p atrg l X y c h a s e
elii vc t ^’ ; plunge
headlong
Into som e-new thing
b o rn e alm ost the u holc b ru n t of t h e ; ^onc t»crauan tw o seateC, .This i* al- j au th o ritativ e
^ ith e firjst tim e you hear of it.
T ry 1
fvgntrng in F rance to r tw o
r e a r ,; ways a hazardous uwaffifeking.' be- | T he Sw edish governm ent has
**d th in g , igde by side so -that a coin-J H«s H ad the Moise of C annon aH
though in the paf* mo!.<h the 1 re n d * ,
»*U* al"»o»t. certain th at «*< ued
u uy
Mr.
no C om m unique a b o u t
Advantages o f Irrigation liavi
K f r o r d F r .c e f f
th e D ays of H it S h o rt Life
-pariswin m»v be made
again Item mor-- activ c |y f n - lone plane is a Dalt tO^draw the pur- l |z g t i n g
l.o n d o n
in te rv iew and
uing pilot beneath a stro n g enemy docs not uit<ind to do -so. No official
For Cars of Flax G iven Sufficient M oisture L a rg e K»gf<t
He
a French baby B ernard is
.
, ,
patrol waitin'" a t X high.gltituch
to apology to G erm any.
’ A
f
* his naihe and he is n o t yet four
In addition, to the arm y in f-’raliicrjj pounce oti him.
C rops are G row n E v ery w h ete
So | F pursued, Y
H is laughing face is
T he story of such, action on the V egetable Tills, com pounded of en- years <ild.
th e n a re - a r m n s in Italy, in E gy pt,
V aluable C ars of Flax Sold by
lu sonic parkji of W estern C anada in I’alestm r, m A lbania, pi M esppo^i tollow cd on a. little higher level for p a n of the Swedish g o vem m eut ap- *,rc ly vegetable substances know n to fram ed by lotug brow n curls
He
F arm ers of W estern Canada
protection.
Kapidlv
gaining
.o
n
the
crops will he poor this year on ac tam ia, in Serbia, on the
____ _ ,,,
. . . . r
.
.
*,f* Ic h a tte rs incessantly and is much
in flit- N ya D agligt .A llchanda
a revivifying
and
salutary.
M itrm a o 1 slow er tw o seatcr, X d ro \e ttywards pcared
count «»f a lo n g .p e rio d of d ro u g h t It C oast, in South A frica, and G erm an
Some valuable car ’ of Has In
t-Ycw D aitv M iscellany; a Stockholm f^ct '‘P °n ,,1<' digestive organs, have | ,n o rr
a f i j ^ t than ■* British baby.
........ . >car*
..... ............................1
--------------"
was b e ia d s t tiigse scctious of •. hd h a st \fric ;,—m ore than Ihrep ’ inil- it ■came up under U* tail
. ^ re n m g “paper know n! lo r its
fan- ji .“k>ro«gh
of use attained
so em ­ *H r is {indeed a typical “ B rbr F ran la t r l r been disposed of by farnv
it
down
with
a
sh
o
rt
b
arst
from
h«s
rlll^T
V
)S
I1)
aII,|
lllCM<lj.
|
tnent
a
pos.t.on
that
they
rank
as
a
cou n try are subject to d
o f \V e»tern ( auada. The. ho n o r
Cajs."
year- t la | | on nien allogt titer, fighting in outAs he
T h e l ^ m ,e d i c i n e . T h e ,aibng
the C anadian Pacifi. H ailv.a. u n d er­ of-tlie-w ay co rn ers of the globt*. T h e I
h a v in g 'sliip j'-d ilu ii r>*t valuable i
&
i cioui-. attack s on th is co.i.n
u n try
try .............
. should
...
H is parents live on the Som m e m
g
m
achine,
\
sawr
------w as rlaiined for T. Iiatnpion. A lberta, took the developm ent oi it , large M esopotam ia o p eratio n s alone
I* form a- ?,o r > tf*h irepealed and s t r e n g t h e n e d S s . m p l c
in the.r 1« hind the Hrutislt lines At the tim e
are '
com
poshion,
th
ey
can
he
assim
ilated
when a fa r from there w as sold at irrigation pro ject iti Southern A lbcr- . amonjf tin* liiost im p o rtan t ui
t1i r |
of his hirlh th e y ’ were fighting only
W innipeg for f'.t>27.7o
1 his car * ta. ’I’he soil is thi* m ost fertile on whole war and have caused G erm any j fla * e . ^ " b m b
p■a p e r| by tiie w eakest stom ach and are c e r­ th irty m iles aw ay
Since then the
e
^
b
T
T
and
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p
U
'e
r
S
tockholm
■
tain
to
have
a
healthful
and
ag
ree­
r» u lam ed I.Pai hitslii-ls or U ,0% | the continent, ami the clim ate is all
front l,ad draw n further off, .but it
ds
of
th
a
l
r
a
„
bc
to
rSH5e
|a
rg
t
a
**
>
got
his
first
vievw
tf
the
enemy
force.
f
v
'
h,cb
“
£
°
.
"
»
able
effect
on
the
sluggish
digestive
t ra n be desired
raise large
» ,,
is m ar: o n e m ore T hus little B ern ­
organs'
.......
-. C
£ S
a J of' . ma oisture
» , V is , U * « « , . . , <hrrr . t r < M M I W » t l h i l , * , b l , « . a i.v ,* I S . B rilW .
'O " " " 1 » "
w r ..............
that the pp r„i c„e cXrop*.
but, ,the
supply
ard liar had tlir noise of the can­
' i S T " r the lint
nts
Of
tin
,
ca^
not
depend;,bU
1
be
v
o
lu
.u
f
,
»<>'**«•«
*
*
the
allies
in
d
irect
w
ar
p.lots
cijm
bcd
btH
in
a
few
tfrtm
ites,
ve”
‘b
i
^
n it-n ts of this ca* not al'A., *s dependable. 1 be volum e,
T o tny m ind, it seem s certain that
non in In' cat* all the days of his
wav Us no means a record one for °> ^
«*«>P » *'* d irect ratio to the
.
they w ere sorroW ided above and be- the sto ry jq e rig in a tc d with the L»cr- Conscription
s h o r t life.
! .
, . . L ethbridge supply of notsfnre largi crop* arc
Drrtatn is still carrwm g th
! K’lum g (jonMaUb- T h ere was
I h i'
French
baby
lias m any
l opponent n,al1 lega tton mi S tockholiu, which is.
A lberta recently a , a r was shipped grow n every w !i>re, with a m oderate part oi the b u rd e n of -< a t r a i t s p o r t a - no question o f cl*
In Newfoundlsnd frien d s[ all ai< m ore
th a n tw ice his
W hile one I ^Itkays in *close touch with the tw o
„
vh • 11 the sen d er received t f j2 5 . I w P P G .............. r,‘ only
m oderate tiou and m unition
akirtg
i.*'1"' *n ,,!,.v
height, although he is tall for h it
rs took po- ncU!>paper!!> in question, and which,
liter paym
,1 w ith all this, f.iita m i- und< r 1 euton a t t a c k « ^ | ^ ^ | to prevent <n a tu r'1" - ■ "•'shed !<■ otls.et lu<; im- W om en H ave Replaced Men on the age
paym ent
ent of in ight and handl- ' r"P !* Ar‘ obtained, and with little or
British soldiers all.
git- JO m oisture, little or no crops a r t tak.ifnfc g reater and g re a te r activities'
mg charges. The co n ten ts of
F arm s
A- the village is on an im p o rtan t
thc first en f’fcssio n -o t Mr. B ran lin g ’s trank exo th e r c a r—from H arri-, Sask; tche- 1 harvested. F o rtu n ately this last nam - rvP j.\ day tow ard the defeat o i tie r- ------ !cr a British P ^ssio tt* o f opinion.
*my plane that, r a me
N ew foundland’s
conscription law road and the liver p asses by, lb s
wan—have probably sold for the ed condition occurs m ore rarely -than ' ,.ialS v
deluged
by
.
procedure
is
quite
typwhi
h
w
cn(
into
effec|
rfCPntIv> h»* lit i ti "I i troops i ome there
" “ ‘r« for rest,
,iav<. a N[olhfrIanf, ol w h iclf1
.‘^ L ® C C P ,
highest price
T he am ount ’re dtzrd th e first n a m e d so th at year in a n d . ^
the blgich
brought
•«>
.‘»<J
1
’
croi*
l
•
n.ts’T
opesgted
so
effectively
that
th.
*,,d
year o u t farm ing in S ou th ern A lberta
|IU> wclt
pro l„, anfJ tu whoRC
jg g M C T
on this car was $6,47.'
ml sen t Abe
B jorkn.au tn the New York £ w foundlanj rPffin,
; nt is ri.ci i , e d | Kc* •
»ta > »>“ Tc- a nd hsve
regim ent
brings re tu rn s u s h .g h as anyw here. , , lippftrt
I;iliv w ,ll rally’.T R e g i n a j ^ cman , Q
! to full w ar strength. It ’is not ex­ made it their tiiest.
\V itfi irrigatiorv. how ever, the lean e r p 0 ^
In three yaars 12 generals, JO cO«
- V
yMal o n sla u g h ts agaH lk le oth er B ritpected th at a second draft call will
years may bc avoided a lto g eth er, and
t isb pilot w ere repulsed L otb enem y M inard's L inim ent C u res D andruff. I be m ade until autum n, at the close lonels, and m ajors, cap tain s as>4 lirii*.
the farm er m aj' assure him self of
G ood-bye to A sthm a.
1 L1 •
‘-uf- fptanes rolling over lie ■ they sucof the season for fishing.
New ten an ts too num erous to count have
large crops every year. T h is is. n o ­
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try ing corded in approachinj
>sc and both Learning About Our Allies
ticeable this yCar when farm ers on frrm g from th at rx tre(iifil
• vital industry u omen restrd there a single day o r perh ap s
w
n
have replaced m en on the farm s, but a w hole m o n th , and all have |MCOud
irrigated land have w heat which gt\<> trouble know n as asth iii.Aknow w*hat w. rc follow ed by bull
the melee
„ , r of * ielding fifty buihl-'! '* '* *« long w ith all th eir h earts for
Finally, g ellin g cl "
as th is is n ot possible on the fishing hefori leaving, friends of llie ^ T F w e
I very m other know - how tatal the every pron a.-re while th a t wu non ir- f* r a P f
card when F a r Dffferervc, g?rbm
from a ty ran t
N ever dm the Hrittsh headed T
rb m the T rad
ra d itio
it’.onal
boat*, tbe
the iuan-fir»\A#*r
m an-pow er for
lor
n al boats
m ilitary F rancais.”
hot sum m er m onths are to sm all riga'ted'land in the same d istricis will Utcy ikttow wthen an attack m ay co
A w hole utliuiu pf . ally’ ^Ivcitiug
an o th er -patthey » ere eonfrffiMe,
A
m
erig
fa
V
iew
of
T
hem
service
is
limited.
cluldrrn C holera infantum d iarrhoea, probably not rO< Ii m ore than 1- n * r » "
w ar t»hotographs js in Ids m am m a's
I of tw enty mScWnc In -nch open
know th a t to sm uggle «
ti
i
'
y
r
i
c
.
i
i
Nome
resistance
to
the
law
»
aS
w ar Is a liberal education to
. , . ..
,
d y srn try and stom ach troubles arc
care. Look at him a t th ree m ^njjis
rm afion at diS erctitj I it tides, th at . . The
V3,M > '“ h ^>r -»•
^
. -,
|,,
but
the evaders
rite at thN time and o ftru a precious fifteen bushels an acre
It experienced,
. ,
,
. . . w ere in the arm s of an in te rp re te r, a* six
logg s A sthm a Kem'edy .at
Jian
to bar the A M sM a n i who go to - 1- ranee.
C-L seem ed effec
little life is lost a fte r only a
few
in thois of an Indian tro o p er, w hose
j
l
^ : ~_ ' ’**
. liowiTver, they cjMj say good-bye
wn> Flying o r t i ,
ho u rs illness T he niftth* r who keeps
U p-to-D ate T ow ns
their enemy ^mL rfvfo '>
agaiu^
tu rb an "seems to him a tru ly cccen, the other, tli^M wo
but a '^ h e y ">ies pi!k bp quickly an insight .n to cflS » d -.ft® -U c c tia ttv e o f en h s t in | }trie, headdress.
Baby’s Qvjrti T ablets m
the
house
An instance of the up-to-datenes* helps at ondt.
*3N»
♦ -»
I the highest c a n n y f
ropean ^ ^
feels safe. T)tc occasional use of the of; th e, tow ns of W estern C anada is
tv fo rm at,o n : B.c real ch aracteristics p, ‘’-uropean
^ ^
t f c * be- is, grow n -bigger, proud I,
j , ------- -— ‘---- uI did so.. th |i whole
■our
T ablet* p revents sto m ach and bow el J ,how n in a by -law which has
been
i* -* ji« -jik d i-!n alio n 5—1
wltfch^our
1
* p “ ,iy
‘ J L ^ f - ^ s t a U f i u e ^ e n e a t h ||t e aw ning of
Aid
Farmers
clim
bed
higwrtro v fc le v ^ r if the u o ttb b conies »ud passed b_. th e tow n of Gad'
fat-b o m c people are"'
Sfr*ignorant.
oraut.
-we**
*l« « G th e f t, holding th e bridle '
rection o f the
t h e .1
T hey learp, f,r *t ' o Y ^ 5' th a t
r»—the ^^2*1 k a trh q jra ii.
T h is hat-law si'
tU“
A*
— .
* .
g eneral's horse, w hile a soldier.
In less ti
» g e- th eta Is n o th in g estly assists on tbe o th
- e' r sidjj
•* 1
lax, degen-J
ich are n
'ield s were,.
th e r G raves' W orm hands clasped h«bm d
Clear the Skin
Soft White Hands
BEECHAM’S PILLS
are worth a guinea a box
s -
KEEP CHILDREN WELL
DURING HOT WEATHER
..r
sss; x r i:
P tw rS F
m, M
Front.
W h en
the tton of seei
n a g e, it ks little B ernard, a n d *•«
eas pursued - •
» this la tte r discoverey
th at
b
u
t
■
I
down
spinniri;
fiernfan war lords com m and au ad­
(w hat a h earty liandshake he is giyi t H om e
HOW
’S
THIS
FO
R
CORNS?
Rots
expressed
'*•*«"».
*®
™®st
W
™
eA
"
l
w
ith
G
triiia
n
y
«
s
the
1
Some Reiources
vance at any cost, shock tro o p s are
I ing the brig ad ier-g en eral!
ts ” and rain - ; A m erican L ic u tc n a n b in a TMter to
oik the
>it ting
forw ard to buy y ards of g round ! **»* sittin
g otfc
their ta ^ s , aoo rain- ^
fa tb c r published in T he B e a v e r1
LIFTS ’EM OUT QUICK •sent
E ach one o f t h e s e
photograph*
Of Northern Alberta
th e P ro fiteers in E very
vCith tho u san d s of lives, but t h e ; ,!,8 M .K cbrajc-fi:e upo-t- t< m “ r
V alley (P a .) Kews breaks into this
tells tk e ato ry of the w ar nl
life.
A m erican agrjc.uftural “shock tro o p s" ,b e y reached BnUsh te rrito ry w lk
f „ i0gyW alk of Life
Ig n o ra n t of badges lie know s only
*•
of
Few People R ealise th e E x te n t
You cap p erj yottr corns off, liit ad v an ee-m a .different m anner. T^h.y |
^ W th S T S ro
“ Do you know. dad. the B ritish are
Much more than
defeating
the one ra n k ; he lisp* the w ord “ C ap­
them out -by the roots, do it w ithout are] low n men who have v o lu n teered!
T h eir editca- | G
T h at G reat N o rth ern Region
r n n i n i yesterday, V had ju st • vtonderliil people.
----—ans
„ -------------erm
will have —to—he done —
be- tain " to all w ho gje k liaki-rlad—g e n ­
pain and quirkly. too. if you first ap1armcr?» cu t and shock th eir
Hc
H e know*
his tw enty-fourth vk>.(MPb. courtesy, dignity, resfrv e, arc a fo rc dem ocracy I* m ade safe for the eral and o rd erly alike.
In an address before the R o ta r y . plv a lew
drops of P u tn a m ’s C orn wheat, and thus are doing th eir part i fo m e
_
as going out a fte r tea revelation.
1 henopcn-heartcfl u-orld. O ur tasks will not need to but tw o E nglish p h rases: "G oodclub at C algary. R atlibonr S m ith ,j E xtractor.
Puln.im
shrivels
.I
their adm
for ^ p c rfonne<i jn foreign lands, but
aviui. * u.naiu
s ’ss iim
r is uyupm the
t > m aking the battle line firm.
hie tw rn ic-eii/h th f friendliness, their
adn iration
e,’.’ “ I.ook. b y e ," and be make* uM
general m anager of the jM c A rth u r | r
, m akes it: look like dead skin.
H e rr p r r tw o instances, rep o rted
n<f h aP« nr m edals'on tlieff^ A m enca^tA nd their sen,,.
. atat t,on„
sc of ....—
lm rnor
hom e: nnot
ot in the capita] of the
I them on every occasion
railway s in n o rth e rn A lbprta. stated - uproots
k»ts it'c o m p le te ly . The beauty to the U nited S tates d ep artm en t of
have captured the hh earts
e a r of
' ‘|j^ ta
| no“
*nlym pia, hut in ourSoldiers to him are beings khaldevery
o n . *notn oint O
th at the G rande Prairie and Peace about P u tn am ’s E x tra c to r is
th is—St agriculture, of how tow ns
and cities 'extb^r. bt^d^C O X tX , a n t t o f t B y one.pf*_Us
cbm who were
^ sent to them
1 _, f ° r ! selves*
e F rench
as we lo o k " S o f and*''' H d ; h'r h a . only seen
R iver agricultural settlem en ts wool I *acts w ithout pain— docs
,tk w o rk , arc helping to meet
the
need for n vaitd.ng-offictt Xp^Oglzed b y
find in stru ctio n
e'Wdfnr*
#
p r o f i t e e r i j W ^ r y ,9 aJt;-UFtf'
likely have an output of 4,000.000 quickly and costs hut a q u a rte r J ‘ h arv est w o r k e r on A m erican farm s: l"K- . [ . have 1,01
J.
*°
V * . “ Tltej-syfiKKr a fid Figlir w ith . f«t0i,
and he cannot beTieve th a t
Irani the packing-house m ul- 1 on leave,
1
bushels of grain this season, an in- j any drug sto re in the land. Get it
\ Soutli D akota county has o rg an- am ’ ribbon x iV n K 1 U P ■
!
B ut w h atever guerdon tiic y m ig h :
F H -J nf r Sr 5B,W I*1. 0
cvl' tim illionaire who fatten* off. the ’.food • he also is g o in g .t a the w a*; .because
crease of d.OUO.OOO over last y ear’s ; todav. •
tizii} all it- tow ns. W hen labor is . ve w orn it would not h a re sw m ed "<n<!c oi l,al<;
I
; ' ,Irr ok<‘r tfarc^ of the people, to the w orker
who he is dressed in blue.
crop. He said th at few people could I
!needed all h tisin cs' places close early ,ia\ .
. ____ _ __
years ot defeat, disappointm ent and lab p r s , fo r-d o u b le tim e S aturday a ft- 1 H e i only a little h r e n d f baby,
realise the exten t of that g reat I
and the town m en go in autom obiles as.
m r as ,, , ’1' ”
‘. •
lays
off but lie rem inds th e soldiers
w ho
n o rth ern region or had but little ■ProBperity Reigns
.to every q u a rte r of
the
cotm try. with th e .r unequalled record of vic- terrible los.-cs tf id t spirit and m o r - | a n d Sunday and
M onday; when we see
the
food play with him of those whom they
conception of
the
illim itable re -j
W hen ihev come to fields cut but to n e s m so s*?or ‘ a period of »«t«c air arc unbelievable.
“ 1 never saw
-such optim ism hoarder, the slacker,
the
slicker, too hav. I< ft m Uieir “sw e rt l.o m r"
In the North not shocked they get out ami shock a " d
sources that arr lying do rm an t there j
f,*ht wrth fo rlf tlieir Iontm ies and officers -Mowed when
SPe every m an justifying his in the O ld < o u n try ; and because Of
aw aiting the aw akening touch oi the
and then proceed to o th er fields *erm an pilo ts.
everyw here T h ey w ere eager to at profit* and denouncing those ot lu* this m em ory .the - “ Hebe Franca**.’
hum an hand.
Speaking of the cli- f Ideal W eath er C ondition E a v o rs the needing them
They d o n ’t talk about
i
- .J „
tack, and at the same tub. knew that feliovr-m an; when w»e
note
class has allways an a liund a nee o f clio to m ate Mr Sm ith said
F arm er and H e Is H ap p y
pay o r who is doing jtHc work. “ I t .
F r O u t 111 H O £ S
each attack ejutsed them losses ot struggling against -class, even at a lates
“ I he topograp h ical conditions ere
the
farm
er
w
ants
to
donate
the
■
■
.
w
hole
battalions.
1
cannot
believe
1 be n o rth ern p a r t s ' of A lberta,
tim e when destiny is p.oised ,on a
ate a focus for chinook w inds, and
m onev which he wound spend for p arni^ -s Qf W estern Canada Receive th a t even ‘scientific’ G erm any
can hair balance, we can g et some idea
Y ale F rom D akot*
for fN> per cent of the w inter the Saskatchew an and M anitoba a re en­ l a k i to th e k f d W s s t b t u Ins
M ore fo r T h eir H ogs
‘’‘H1* 1 J f l t i s b
organization
and
jo y in g considerable p rosperity. T he
w hat we have to do beside* * » -' . '" S p d a k iig *f fa rm in g ” said the
c a ttle feed in the open and find their jero p o utlook ' is-ex ceed in g ly favor- business, says a le tte r from Noum ! •
»
thoroughifYss. Certainly no G erm an of
featm g the G erm ans
\ \ e have to
•>hof fro „,
wrsr> “ we have io n ic
ow n food am ong the 37 varieties of abbT he follow ing renort clipped ^ a k o ,a - “a n J 1 think th a l ® " h e r e
F b r m any m onths the priee* ruling niorafc^can ever equal the Englislf.l estah lu h a dem ocracy here a t hom e | farin , OMt jn D akota th at are quite
n titiitto u s grasses of which the court -. froil| t|lf l Y
A, ^ . rt 5 eraJd , 7 ^ . , m o st of the m oney vvill g o "
j for hogs at C algary, AtbFrta. have
“ T he E nglish are healthy in mind according to the concept of the ® e-; • ^
J v^ sretl a II)an: on on? of
.
. * *
I *IL’L . .1 A
_”*
J.
^ «tnn .. 1
»
L•rrL<i^
i
a
•
tr ) boasts T hen there are J1 hours t days
ago, re fe rn n g
to asm all tow n s ” !*®<:k troops ' are
cutting amt alm ost tp v a n a a w Oeen Higher
than an d bodv 1 m-yer 'aw a 1». tter-look- mp< racy -with w hich w e propose to ^
b)„ farn . st, ft out ir» the spring
of shunshine in the sum m er seatton ’ in N o rth ern Saskatchew an, also d e s - ! sl,f>r k in P
" b e a t in W arrick county, those rufing a t th e leading m arkets of ing type of p in i The> are generous endow the earth, and we will have aad ,ov a
rai*ht furrow till fa ll ,
and th a t helps the crops to ripen I t ribes condition* p rev alin e in num - Indiana, also, \ o lu n tecr business the U w jcd Slates.. T his m eans that T hey are m odest.
H»e>
abso- to do it w ithout any 6f the * b o r t- ; J h r n 1if b a rv r s t^ h ark "
early. A lm ost evcr> kind ot gram | e ro u s o th e r d istricts in the c e n tiif m rn*
«'"• lab o rers
in
the the farm er to A lberta has a greater lately fearless
1 J1.f y
/.000 killed liv; d , tim uiu5 tliat. accom panies .y v a rj - ^ n d e r f u i r *a»d the listen er
an d .m a rg in of profit in hog raising i
and vegetable .a n be grow n ^'cr* | and n o n h f n , p a rt- of the th ree p ro to w n s finish th eir tow n w o rk
th at can be grow n in southern AI h .jnc* J.
dBL____
..
th e n a rc taken in autom obiles
to ' his n eighbor to th e south. N ot only
to n . “ it is the uspal thing to
send
In o re evening js he obtaining m ore fo r his ho g s, hpen " h^hiF tb-riatid hhyorfeC fight
»‘<rta
In fact the clim ate dm t,
’C rops i r A lut> per c e rt, ahead help the farm ers
" . _.
'y o u n g marri<-»l couples out to in-ilk
M
,, ;
the aforesaid to pographical coud
o{ ,a#t y fa r „ tjg , d a tf . W heat is fortv men shocked m ore than eighty but his co st of production is c o n s id -i:n„ ’
for
Sale Kvery jfi, foi\Vs. T ltcir children retu rn with
tions, parallels th at ot southern M - l „ cIl a1ong jn t hf , bot b| adc <ta?c acres o f b l e a t .
i crably less.
H e is raising equally
v\A'hen a fight is on they
fight
f ’’nimcn
I the. milk “—W in d so r Record.
T hese fo rces have been arran ged large crop* of the m ost satisfactory wjtll bm lh r th o u g h t to kill and win.
_______
b erta.
la n d grow ing very fast.
Rye is in
O f arable soil th e re a re i m m t n tr th e a d ’eaHy sow n p a rle y in s h o t blade th ro u g h C.
n oi farmi help hog fo o d s—^ t s . tortey^ a lfa l fa. etc. VVI|fn i t is o v e r, th e y a re im tnediaten y do U-Boat Drowns
are.**
There
arc e.>0t
''* t tira /iu g for all stock excellent. All specialists o f the l nited States- dc- —on land w hich represents an invest- jv „ f.ncro()t and m erciful
Tiny a v e ra g e a n n u a l fire lo< i iu the
county m ent of a com paratively sm all *um. ’ not in u r,|f r prisoners
square m iles in G rande I r.orte. about
tam e and wild ab u n d an t, cat- p artm en t of
agriculture.
insult
nor
d S ta te * is a b o u t tw o dollar*
“ Rescued” Crew iI Ufonr iteeac
arc tbc(n -•
LifOO m iles n o rth ot P e a c t R iver; 3,- ,je ,oob b n f
abundance
o f t a g en ts, county councils ot defense M oreover, lo s se a .iro m disease
h inhafljitaiit.
000,000 acres n ear F o rt V erm ilion, g reen feed and th e absence of flies and. o th e r bodies.
alrnost unknow n.
L
A nyone who has clo-ely followed
several hundred square miles in and Rna^ m a k r, th c flow o f m ilk
increasedN o tw ith stan d in g
the
in
c re a se d *?
co u r^ Qf the war m ust recognize L eaves Fisherm en on D eck and Sub­
num ber of hogs now available
for t l u t this is an accu A te <haracterizaeach of several o th e r sections
merge* W hen P a tro l Boat
away ahead of paM seasons.
“ As to r tim ber. Foley Bros, have j “ The num ber of hogs in this dfs-'
inarkcting as a result of the cam paign ti<m j t is o n | v j ust to OUT allies that
A ppears
for g re a te r production conducted last wc s||0uW jra rn to regard them in so
lim its of 1,230,000,000 feet; w hile on | tric t is m ore tliaa treble of last Year
■z?>
Spirit riv er are 500.000.(100 feet in and they are in a healthy, thriving
year, prices well above eighteen dol- Iavorablc a b g h t And it is a pleas- " T h e survivors of tw o sailing traw
lars a hundred are being obtained. ure to anv fair-m inded A m erican to lets, B ritish and Belgian, recently
which UoL M acL eod is in te re ste d ., condition.
and on the A thabasca river arc 3tki.i- to certify th at I have used T his rep resen ts an advance of from Mlbstit„ t( ,hi picture for th e p r e ju - ' b ro u g h t into a B ritish port, td J
“ B reaking is in full sw ing and tilie
la
----- diced set of im pressions we have terrible tale of fitrn----ruclty. T he
tny four to five‘ dollars a hundred
over
ia n cruelty.
OOtl.000 feet
*
am o u n t of new land for cultivation M I N A R D ’S L I N I M E N T in
“ Tbe coal supplies are inex h au s­ n ext y ear will he ten to one of prev- i . , fo r'v e a rs . a i d c o n s id e r it the prices ruling at, this tim e last year
gained from o n e -'id rd in stru ctio n ' British traw ler was sunk by a ho.,
bom b- .:
aboard th»
tible and the quality ranges from ' ious year*.
and absurd stage caricatures — R»- and the crew was taken aboard
ilu ’
T h e recent rains have best lin im en t on th e m arket
1 have >
the finest bitum inous dow n to high ' put the G nd in first class condition found it excellent for horse flesh.
c h -s te r N. Y.. T im c s-l'n io n
submarine* T h ree hour* later
the J
1^30.175 P o u n d s of F ish C aught
■
’ .
Belgian traw ler was sighted and ,
class lignite, which i ' found
n f a r j for b re a k in g
Two
horse, three
(S ig m a )
S tatistics of th e W estern Canadian
a » . • •,
„
. j
s.ink and the crew, consisting of a
W . S. P I N E C fish trad e for the m onth of June, is ­
E d m o n to n .
_
h o rse , four h o rse , six h o rse o u tfits
A bility K ew araea
Iathrr a„d %(m% ai*0 wa& «akm,
“As fo r fish, 1 ant in fo rm e d by an an<j tr a c to r s Can b e seen tu rn in g ov- “ W oodlands.” M iddleton. N.S.
sued by the C anada food board, show
------ —
aboard.
A ll w ere kept on the sube x p e rt th a t 10,000.000 poonds caji J>e , f r t jie v d d la n d s in all directions
th a t during th e four weeks ending
taken annually, from Lake
•
- A th a ­
J-.tnr 2P inland shipm ents am ounted A bility Bound to Be R ecognized m arine’s deck near the conning e.
W h eth e r in Field or F acto ry
«r.
W hen a patrol boat appeared.
basca. alone."
to 1
pqunds; export shipm ents
B risk B uilding A ctivities in Cities
the subm arine subm erged
w ithout j
Mr Sm ith stated th a t 1.200 mi.e
t h e a t t r a c t i v e f la ­
4A7.56S, and fish on hand 569,458
,
, *
Building operations m the cities of
...—
.
an
en
tertain
-Aarning,
leaving the fisher----fisherm en
to 1
of railw ays had been built in north
pounds, m aking a total m a rk e ta b le ,. E ord L evcrhui-ne is
v o r o f th o hvnmrftil
{W estern. C anada liave‘ been much
l
a
t
e
ly
at
a
m
eeting
*ie,
:
d
rown.
T
he
Belgian
skipper
and
h
i
s
’
China B uilding Ships
e<m A lberta ia th o last sev n ve. r- I b risk e r this y e a r than *ny year since
catch for the four weeks of 1,240.175 ■,n ® speaker
cereftl drink
as
expatiating
on
-tU:
necessity
-#on
aJ1cl
three
E
nglishm
en
pe-i-hed
'
•th e beginning o i the war. Thi> cpn- " C hina has been added to th e Rst pound* fo r the three P rairie P ro v ­ ^ach m an doing his very best, ano ,aad only tw o ot the English f r<?%
ed nations building m erch an t ships ;n<-cs,
Glas* spoon* w ith tubular handle- I dition prom ises to continue
said it w as his belief th a t ability veas J w rre *a ved.
have been invented tor use in place t A t \fo o sc Jaw , Saskatchew an, the to h elp defeat G erm any. T he U. S . ;
bound to be recogniz^-d and get its f
survivor* state th at the G f*-!
,'hipfiiriK
b
oard
has
aw
an
led
:o
the
value
ot
the
perm
its
issued
up
to
the
o f straw s in cold drinks.
due rew ard, w hether in the field or ^njafls ransacked' the traw lers before j
A n d i t 's f i n e f o r
ninth day of Ju lv w as m o re
than Chinese go v ern m en t yard at 'S h ang­
j Factory.
. spiking them and carried off ev<ry-1
ves­
th e m to o . f o r It
j double th e value of th o se issued <feir- hai co n tra c ts for i**ur cargo
j
H
e
tlsen
told
a
storvof
a
cannibal
0
f
value.
T
he
G
erm
an
ta
ilo
rs,
{
c o n t a i n s n o th in g
tin g the co rresp o n d in g month, of last sel* o f 10 3*0 to n s each, and took
'c h ie f w ho bad "co nverted
a
' a eco rd in g ’ to the survivors, ate h is - *
on the b uilding of 5*0,Of*'
h a r m fu l- o n ly t h e
■year. T hese figures a re g enerally not o r*
...
sio n arj into an Irish ‘ tew
The
ar-d
ravenously as if sta rv - 1
available u ntil the end of the m onth. *<> e t o r '.
1 it
p rogram w it.
g o o d n e ss o f w h eat
p
ast
evidently
did
n
ot
agree
with
the
ot
G
erm
ans
appeared
to
i
but th ere is no -doubt th at o th e r ci- involve th e ex p en d itu re or
i
and p u re m o la sse s.
chief,
w
ho
had
to
leave
the
royai
b
i_
y0atb5j
being
*
'
*
*
*
roya
;be
youths,
th
eir
com
m
ander
tie* in W estern Canada have an $30,000,000.
A ppro x im ately 33,000 (
table ra th e r hurriedly.
•' otily 26. 'T h e survivors w ere in ?hg j
POSTUMis now regu­
equally good show ing in reg ard
to ton* of steel w ill be shipped
fronj j
“T h a t,” **>d L ord L everhujm e.
• w ate r for three p r four hours b efo re)
larly used in place
building activity.
t^ e l . . S-, the engine* and o th ar
exactly m y theory.^ )tou c a n t kectr *
w ere picked up.
in China. D«- I
equipm ent will be
of te a and coffee
a good m an dow n.”
-------- —— ------ in m&pyofthebsst
T h e S askatchew an
Co o p erative
J
mo1,th* a ft*
-------- Good Fruit Y ield Expected
of families. .
E lev ato r C om pany is going ahead er th * Slt * ,s rffe,Tr<^
F ie ld C rop C om petitions
Th e
general
fru it
conditions
rapidly w ith w ork on new eh
elev ato rs
'
Wholesome econom­
In o__
rd_ er to
th ro u g h o u t the province of B ritish
_ encourage
, je agricultural
ag:
in th e province.
Seven
elev ato rs
p o r t A rth u r *nd
W illiam peoand F p rt Will
ical and healthful.
yocietie; in tbe holding of these com [ C olum bia arc very encouraging and
have alread
much
a lread y been erected th is ttee a --1 pie are m
uch puzzled a t tnq freq u en t |
“There’s a Reason ”
departa
equal
to
o
r
a
little
b
e
tte
r
than
titions,
the
Saskatchew
an
dep
art
crop
vquwi
w
wr
*
m
m
«
»
*
*
■»«<■
•on and w ork is proceeding on hour v isits of m oose
tee to tho*e town* th is!
m t of ag ricu ltu re announces th a t i t ; b s t y ear’* is prom ised, according t o !
n ia als suddenly ap*
o th ers. O n* new elevator h a s been sum m er. T hee aanim
will pay a m inim am of $50 on each a re p o rt issued by th e h o rticu ltu ral
p urchased at S urbiton. T h e elev ato rs p ear in ih/C su§a*bi
b u rb s \a a d w ander about
of five com petitions, such a* stand- • branch of th e provincial g o v e rn m e n t.;
b y a dog o r 4 passing
completed this y e y by the construe- nnti| disturbedd by
ing crops of wheat, oats, barley, etc.. ’ Prices are ranging m ach h igher
tion departmenf rT tbe company are aqtpmobU;, wjten they take fright
making it possible for a local a g n - than usual, and ev ery th in g points to ■
located at GUdden. Scott, Drake. and again disappear )U
good financial re tu rn s to the grow -1
jtural society, by oferjn g
Lawson, Plenty, K ialey. M eifort and »•
’
W. h .
U.
a& X
SssMts,
tq ssrn a ms i uaum
Ofit
S
Children
Like
POSTUM
C
M s
Sfera.
m w
-
--- '
fl
sj
A
Briquettes
All orders will
We are assured of another 300 Tons of the genuine Galt Coal during the next
be filled in regular order as received. F i r s t COME, FIRST SERVED. We will
QUETTES, made from the Canadian Anthracite Coal, this coal has been increase
Place your order now as we are not assured of an unlimited quantity; we are
supplied with a quantity ol Pennsylvania Anthracite. This hds been broug
United States Fuel Controller, who has agreed to permit some of this coal to ci
have a stock ol BLACKSMITH COAL. Just now it has been hard to procure; we
our supply lasts CHARCOAL. Charcoal is one of the best materials for kind!
Get one bushel of this coal, and have it on hand. It does not take up much room, and is very effective in
starting a coal fire.
> .
Repairs
Implements
If your crop is short then you need to save it all, and the im plem ent to do
it with is a McCORMICK SELF-BINDER. Ask those who have tried them .
We carry a large stock of Repairs. Arrange for the n e a r l y . Get your
Binder ready.
O rder any necessary R epairs for TITAN or MOGUL E ffc liE S , pr for the
m e
W o ls e le y
News
Issued
fro m O ffice o f Publication
R ich m ond S tre e t, W o lse le y ,
S a s ic ., e v e ry W e d n esd a y.
G 00D IS0N SEPARATOR, the NEW R4C1NE SEPARATOR or the AULTMAN
TAYLOR SEPARATOR. We want to help you to save every straw and
kernel of this y ear’s crop. Come in and see us.
We now carry our stock of Repairs in the west part of our Brick Block or
Store building.
H arve st n u i M
C an ad a n 't an n o ,
leave Q uebec 00 t
and O ntario on A
Royal Hawaiians
$ 1 , 5 0 per y e a r in ad van ce.
A d v e rtisin g R a te s m ade know n
nn app lication
The present ia the time tiie following necessities
are moat required. Ant c pating the demand
we have secured a good stock, and are prepared
to supply you with these seasonable articles at
the following price*:
T. E.
'Phone
18
Publisher.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, 1918
TOWN HALL, WOLSELEY
Friday
S c r iv x r ,
C hevrolet C a r fo r S a l e
HEAR
In Rood condition. F o r partici
apply at News office.
Retired Farmers’
PRINCESS KARNE
Master Eddie Nichols
an exponent o lth e
THE YODELING
Opportunity
WATER GLASS
PARR0WAX
LIME JUICE
A concentrated West India
Lime Juice, particularly bene­
ficial in febrile coinph into.
Price 35c a bottle.
FRUIT JAR RINGS
A pure white paraffin wax, for These are good quality and
aealing fruit jars, etc., in one thickness, and fresh from the
pound packages
maker, 12 to the package.
Price 25c a pound
3 pkgs. for 25c.
GRAPE JUICE
FRUIT SALTS
Welch’s—The kind that qual­ Imperial Saline, is just a little
ity made. Diluted one in four stronger than many other
and sweetened, makes a real kinds, a cooling and refresh­
refreshing drink.
ing laxative.
Price 50c a bottle
Price 11.00 per bottle.
TO GET RID OF THE FLIES
auy of the following will prove its value
W ilson’s Poison Pads, 3 for 25c
Tanglefoot, the sticky fly paper, 3 double
sheets 10c
Fly Coils, Gorgon, 10 for 25c
Fly Sw atters, large wire Sw atters, 15c each
We invite you to stop at our store
M any men liv in g in town to-day
h ave spent m ost of busy lives on
the farm s. T h ey h ave earn ed ^ jictr
retirem ent. B u t the need o r s a v in g the 19 18 h arvest is very g re a t.
R etired farm ers h ave a splendid op­
portunity to help out in the present
crisis and m any have volunteered to
w ork on n eigh b o rin g farm s for
the rush period. E v e ry one that
can do so is needed, for experienced
men are at a prem ium .
T h eir
kn ow led ge of how 10 do th ings
would help m ake inexperienced
men and bovs efficient
Church Notes
Your opportunity. to bay a high
grade Panama or Straw Hat at s
very low price.
famous
Panamas
Regular 5.00___ __ .to clear 3.95
Boaters, 2 . 5 0 to clear 1 60
money gladly
This is a guaranteed attraction
Chip-Straws
1.00
MUTRIE’S
MEN’S WEAR STORE
Moffiat C h u rch — G reen ville, se r­
vice at t p m . Sab b ath school at
2 ; M offat, S ab bath school and bible
c la ss at 2, service at 3 ; W estfield ,
service a t 7 30.
CHANGE of BUSINESS
T h e Fed erated C h u rch es (Metho­
dist and P resb yterian )— R e v . C h a s.
M o rga n , p asto r— S ervice s at 1 1
a .m . and 7 3 0 p.m . in the P resb y­
terian Church. A cordial welcom e
to all.
Z io n 's E va n g e lic a l L u t h e r a n
church : S ervic e s next S u n d ay ai
11 a m .
S p ecial collection lor
C anad ian R ed C ro s s , S u n d ay school
• t 1 .3 0 p. m .— H . W . M oeh ring,
p astor.
W ith a lew retu rns yet to come
j in the num ber o f p ersons registered
in S a sk a tc h e w a n under the m an­
pow er registration w as 4 12 .5 9 7
F ig u rin g on a b asis o f the num ber
over sixteen re a rs o f a g e at tbe
tim e the cen su s w as taken in 19 16
Ike population o f this province is
now abou t 735,0 00..
refunded
Regular 2.00..............to clear 1.45
A Novelty Musical and Vocal Attrrction
Regular 1.50.............. to
clear1.10
Programme consists of
Regular 1.L5.......... ..to clear 95c
POPULAR AMERICAN SONGS AND MUSIC
Also a few specials in
as well as
M en’s Soft Felt and
NATIVE
HAWAIIAN
SONGS, MUSIC AND DAN
- Christie’s
S e rv ic e s in S t. A n n 's C h u rch :—
M ass at 10 o ’clock a. m ., C atechism
at 3 .0 0 p. m ., and V e sp e rs at 4.00
p. m.
A M eihcdist m inisterial sum m er
conference is being held in R egin a
. this w eek and next.
Subscribe for The News
A u g . 16
R e s e rv e d S e a t s a t B o w l b y 's D r u g S t o r e
C u r ta in
D a h l’s O ld S U n d
Pleasing attraction
Wolseley,
Friday, August 9th
Delightful entertainment.
Out of the ordinary
I hare purchased the .
Blacksm ith Business
ef Mr. A. Robbins
and solicit your patronage.
work guaranteed.
WM. EVANS
All
U n d e r A u s p ic e s
of
Great W ar
Veterans
Winnipeg
Grandest troupe of talented Artistes.
M AIL CO STK A C T
SEALED TEJfDF.Rs, - “ r mv I to u>-
tr GgggnU wfll bo rwetred at Ottt
oo». on Friday. tbe Nfch Atanurt.
wrermare ol *U M.Jawr'a JU jLToo a
One great entertainment
SONGS,
DANCES, MUSIC, CHARACTER S ketches
All the entertainers are children of soldiers who are doing or have done their
4 Y ean Entertaining gratis for War Charities
Directress: Mrs. LEE RICHARDSON, hon. member Great War Veterans
poral GRIFFITHS, 19 months’ w ir prisoner in Germany, will relate bis experiences
Admission: 50c, 75c, $1.00
ed Seats at Bowlby’s Drug Store. Entire proceeds go to Gt. War Veterans
save the King.
God Save Oar Splendid Men.
WHYTE’S HUGEST SH LE
A Rare Opportunity in These Davs of High Prices
Anticipate Your Needs
W
H IT E W
E A B
Our August price* on White wear are leas than the m an u fa ctu re’cost today
A good serviceable Corset Cover lo r...........
19c
50e Corset C oven.............
225 Uudcr-kirts........ .
.................August price 4UC
.......................... August price 51 #oU
95c Corset Covers.............
1.85 Princes* Slip*.. . . . .
.................Augu«tJ price
/D C
.............. August price $ 1 . 4 $
(JOc Drawers............
.q
2.25 Prince** Slip*, i . . . . « .
.................August price
4oC
. j ............ August price , $ l . o U
75c Drawers.....................
__
1.50 Combinations..........
—
.................August price (HlC
..........................August price $1<ZU
.................August price $I.«5Z
2.25 Night Dresses........
.................August price
D U E N N
August price
g-
5 1 .ZU
G O O D S
68c
83 c
m ,O U S E 8
Middy Blouses for Women and Girls. All white, white with striped or
colored collars and trimmings. Striped Middies with white collars and
trimmings.
F O R
W O M E N
1.25 Middy Blouses........
1.95 Middy Blouses.. . . .
.................August price 5 I .U U
..................August price 5 1 . 0 0
1.65 Middy Blouses........
2.15 Middy Blouses.........
.Augustprice $ 1 * J Z
.................August price 5 1 . / Z
G IR L S
laMl
10.00 D resses................................................
August price $ 6 . 1 5
15 00 Dresses ........................
’.August price $ 9 . 2 5
22.50 D resses.............. ............................................... August Price
J
Fancy White Hose, one of the fashionable novelties; much worn in large
centers. This is a white sheer Cotton Hoeei with narrow stripe and circular
band in black at ankle.
Regular 5 0 c ................................................................. August price 30c per pair
! WOMEN’S COATS 1
We are including in our August Sale all Spring and Fall Raincoats. These
Coats are suitable for street and motoring wear till late in the Autumn.
13.50 C oats... .*................... . . . . . * ...................... .August price ^ J
14.00 Coats................................................... ..................August^price*
j OQ
15.00 Coats..................................... ................................ August price $ 1 2 . 0 0
19.75 Coats........................................
AugusCprice $ 1 5 . 8 0
21.00 Coats....................................... .............................. August price
22.50 Coats............ .............................. t*...................... August price $ l 8 i ) 0
26.50 Coats.. . ...................... .............................; ..........August price
GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES *
We are showing
ig a vary large range of dainty Wash Gowns f<$
August Sale prices#ou could not bay the'jnatenal for the money
\
buy the finishedtfarment.
65c Dresses............ Jh................................. .
. . . . . . . August price
our
t will
95c Dresses......... .•% ................................ 1 . . . . . ^ . . .August price
76c
1.40 Dresses...................................*?... ’. L
1.65 Dresses..................... .........J .
v ii
52c
OOC
* M id d y S k ir t s
»
These are attached to Slip Waists
. .
1.65 All White Middy S kirt.............................. ..............................
.................................................................................... August price $ l * o £
1.75 Shepherd Plaid Middy Blouses........................................... ... « . ***
.................................................... ............................... August price 5I.4U
It is Only a M atter of Time Till Everybody Will
Be Doing It
The way the number of our CREAM customers is increasing,*it is only a
matter of time till everyone will be selling to the Co-Operative. Why not
join on now and reap the benefit. The prices we have been paying would
alone make it worth your while to bring in your Cream. Then there is
the extra price— the dividend made out of turning your Cream into Butter
—which you might just as well have too.
Highest prices paid. Dividend at the end of the season from the Co.
Operative. New equipment throughout Certified buyer in charge.
Around Town
R e g u la r m eeting of town council
a ex t M onday night.
2.50 Sunshades..................
August Sale
1.65
and 4.50 Sunshades,.
«-
K ------ 'Tm August Sale $Z#U*>
WOMEN’S NECKWEAR
This store has made
for showing the newest and most exclusive
Neckwear for Womei ___ ______latest models are included in this August
Sale; all the Satin Rott^OoHSra, Voile*, Georgette and Crepe de Chene Flat
Collars and Stocks in Nets and Piques.
2.50 Collars.........................
1 3 5 Collars.........................
.....................August Sale $ I » 0 /
.................... August.Sale
“ UC
2.00 Collars........................
90c C ollars.................’___
-A
.................. . August 8ale 3) 1
.................... August Sale
OUC
1.75 Collars........................
65c Collars.........................
.................- • August Sale $ 1• 1 /
...................August Sale
4 «5C
BOYS’ BLOUSES
MEN’S andAll BOYS’
STRAW HATS
Straw I lata on sule
50c Straw H ats................................................... ........................................ 40c
65c Straw H ats........................................................................................... 52c
1.25 Straw H a ts ..................................................
1.00^
4.25 and 4.75 Men’s Panama Hata....................., T. j ......................... . $.40
MEN’S LINEN ALL-OVER COATS
The ideal coat to keep one clean while motoring. Easily washed. Good
appearance.
Regular price 2.50................................. ............................. August price 1.61
ERY DEPARTMENT
in our Grocery Department
THE PRESERVING SEASON IS IN
FULL SWING
We are receiving direct from the growers liberal supplies of best Preserving
Leave us your orders or phone us for prices.
If you are going to require FRUIT JARS before the end of the preserving
season, buy now. A shortage is predicted. W’e have a large stock at the
present time.
We have sale for every }>cund of BUTTER and every dozen EGGS we
can secure Highest prices paid.
FRONT ST., W
A la rg e num ber from town and
d istrict intend ta k in g in the G renfell
fair to-m orrow (T h u rsd ay).
Fbeing brought aTOtu mafriTy
on all the goods *11 the time.
We give below some of our regular prices:
5 lb tin Whyte’s Baking Powder...................................................... ..
f 1.00
2} lb tin Whyte’s Baking Powder............................. ............................
60c
Liquid Shoe Polish—Black, Dark Brown or W hite...........per bottle 25c
Shoe Blacking................................................................................ per tin 10c
Gold Standard Tea, 2J lb packages........................................................ 1.50
Soda Biscuits............................................................ ............per package 30c
Raspberry Jam, pure, 4 lb t i n s .................‘............................................
95c
Fruits.
GEO
I
Both Light and Dark in color. Cool for the boy. Easy for the woman
that-has to do the washing.
45c Blouses.. . . . j .................................................
........................................
August price
6oc Blouses ..........................................................
................................ • • • • ........................... ..
................................... ......................’ August price
8oc Blouses............................................................
price
• • • • • • • • • • • .........................*..............................August
♦ • • ................ • i . # • • • • • • • • •
95c Blouses.................... ........................................
............................................................August price
1.15 Blouses..........
.................................................
................................
* ........................ ................. ................. • • •
................................................................................August price
iwegi
our i
1.45 Middy Blouses........
..................August price 51* 10
i r l s
BOYS’ WASH SUITS
Wash Suits for Boys from 2 to 7 years of age. We have them both for
play and dress occasions. Romper style, Russian Blouse and Sailor Suits
in a great variety of colors and material?.
90c Wash Suits for Boys............................................................... \ m
__
................................................................................ August price) > / ZC
1.00 W’ash Suits lvr Boys.......... ................................ . L.................
.................*............................................................ August price j I O llC
1.65 Wash Suits for Boys............................................................... . . " ’a T’ q n
.......................................................................... ..A ugust price $ l . o Z
1.75 Wash Suita lor Boys....................................................... . 'j . . .
^
• ............................................................................ August price $ 1 ,4 1 1
1.95 Wash Suits for Boys......................................................... . . . • _
..........................
August price $ 1 . 0 0
* - August price $ 1 . 1 2
. . August price
*V ’
p ric e
G
August price $ 5 . 8 0
HOSIERY
68c
98c
ly Blouses.. . . .
............... .August price
9.50 Dresses................................................
J L o 'l
A large range of Wash Voiles and Crepes going on sale at clearing prices.
Dr. wee# which can he worn till late in the Fall, and materials which are
exceptionally suitable for Evening Wear
Roc Wash V o ile* .......... .
88c Wash Votlee...............
.................August price
ZoC
. . . . . . . . . August price
7.5c Wash Voiles...............
1.50 Wash Voiles.............
.................August price OUC
..........................August price
1.05 Wash Voiles............
..............A ugust price 5 1 . I d
Colored Crepes in Maize, Stone Grey, Nile and Copenhagen,
celling at 85c............................................................August price
1.25 White f’rejie, with embroidered sj>ot....................................... (
....................................................................................August price
2.25 White Crepe, white chock enclosing double hand embroid- ^ . _
ered design................................................................August price $ l» O U
F O R
WOMEN S SIMMER DRESSES
We have made upour minds these most he cleared out. Price is not going
to be a consideration. They are up-to-the-minute in style. They are suit­
able not only for summer wear or day dresses, but fo: eveuing wear at any
season. ‘The only reason for the price* we are clearing them at is, that they
were bought for this season and they must be sold in this season.
8.50 D resses................................................... *................ August price $ 5 . 1 6
Personal
M rs. H . D. W ilson and children,
o f M oose Ja w , are visitin g the fo r­
m er’s parents, M r. and M rs. W ,
visitin g B. F ra se r.
M rs. J . F ergu so n is
friends
at Sh au n avcn .
C rop prospects are much b righ ter
M rs. R . A . M agee, M rs. W .
at
the
present
time
than
for
some
M iss G e rry , of Indian H ead , is C ro sb y and M iss B E llis attended
T h e public school will re open on
tim e past acco rd in g to reports re­ the gu e st o f M rs. H erd.
M onday, A u gu st 26th.
the W in dth orst fair ye ste rd ay in the
ceived b y the S ask atch ew a n depart
capacity of ju d g e s.
M rs.O . T o u rig n y , of Maple C re e k ’
D r. B earm xn , specialist on the ment of agricu ltu re from its c o rre s­
eye, e ar, nose, throat and fitting pondents throughout the prt>vince. is the g u e st o f M rs. Rochon.
M r. G raem e L . K enned y, who
o f g la s s e s will be at the Leland In nearly all districts crops fully in
enlisted with the R o yal A ir Fo rce
Mr. S . H a rt, R .A .F ., is v isitin g
hotel, W o lseley, on T u e sd a y , A u g. head are reported with w heat ripen­
several m onths a g o , has been ord er­
his m other, M rs. D . H . C o le.
ing fast o w in g to warm local sh o w ­
ed to report on A u g u st 22n d.
13 m .
ers in the past few d ays. T h e re­
M r. A lex . H enderson, ot B ro d ­
S e v e ra l d a y sa g o the con g regatio n s
M r. and Mrs. G . J . Jo p lin g , of
port from W olseley is as follo w s: erick , spent T h u rsd ay in town..
o f the Church of E n glan d at W olPeterboro, O n t., on their w ay to
C rop s S in talu ta to G renfeli and ten
seley, E llisb o ro , R osew ood and j
M iss C ro sb y spent a few d ays o f the co a st, spent last w eek at the
m iles north and fifteen to tw enty
R o se Lane presented their p asto r, I
m iles south are lo o k in g ^ ^ ll. Som e the past w eek with friends in R e g in a . home o f M r. and M rs, W . L CoR e v E . M. B ish o p, with a Ford
bum
and instantly the room U
few fields badly blown have not re­
M r. and M rs. E . A . B an b u ry are
to u rin g car.
flooded with a b rillian t
covered but they are not exten sive. spending the w eek at L a k e K a te p w a .
M r. G ; E . C a rru th e rs, suffering
lijht. This convenience is
M r Jo s . C orm ier has disposed of Present prospects o f w heat a ve ra g e
from a severe attack o f rheum atism ,
possible in you r home,
M rs. E . E . Perley and children w as rem oved last w eek to Indian
bams and sheds with
his farm near town and with his yield should be fifteen bushels. O ats
F ro st d am age to returned last night after a five w eeks H ead w here he is stopp ing with Mr.
fam ily is m oving into tow n. The and barley crop.
p u rch aser, M r. R ich ard , o f M on­ g rain not n o ticeable. Som e h a r­ holiday at the c o a s t
E . W illiam s.
trea l, with Mrs. R ich ard will take v e stin g m ay com m ence A u g u st 15 .
M
rs.
Sim
ard
and
children,
ot
T h is com plete electric
!
M rs. A . A. Perley and son, M aster
possession at oace.
lighting plant will supply
G ra v e lb o u rg . are v sitin g (riends in A rth u r, left S a tu rd a y night for BelleE a rly M onday m orning a stately
aU the licht you require;
T h e announcem ent of the results C ad illac w as slo w ly p arad in g south W o lseley and district.
v ille /O n t., to v isit friends and spend
also ample power for the
o f the T o ron to C o n serva to ry of on Richm ond street in ch arge o f a
churn, cream separator,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. G ran t and a few d ays with anoth er son . G u n ­
washing machine, etc. Pa>~s
M usic exam in ation s w as m ade last yo u th . W hen opposite the town
children, o f Belm ont, M an., are ner Dell P erley, who m ay leave for
for itself in a very short
w eek . M iss L a u ra D u ff o f W olseo verseas sh ortly.
h all, about w h ere, com in g up the v isitin g M rs. C . G rant
time.
_
_t .
ley passed in ju n ior vocal .an d in
f
os demonstrate this
incline, a full view o f the street is
R e v . C . M aillard, of G ra v e lb o u rg ,
p rim ary th eory, the la tter with
M r. C . K . Thom pson returned
wonderful lighting plant.
obtained, this m onster discovered
renewed
acquaintances in town this
honors.
a m em ber of the insignificant but home on S a tu itk n u ttfta t.4 m onth's
w eek the g u e st of R e v C . Sau n er.
visit
to
K
e
lo
w
n
a
,
B.
C
.
R u m c r has it th at several hun­ num berless flivver fam ily (no nam es
Both the reverend gentlem en m ot­
d reds of men w ere arrested in m entioned). T h e au d acity of the
M r. aod M rs. S . S tre ig h t, o f
R egin a last week for not ca rry in g la tter in even d o in g h om age from K e m p tvillc , O n t , are v isitin g their ored to Lebret to attend the annual
m ission ot the C ath o lic eleegy.
the necessary papers. S eve ra l from I the side o f the road ruffled the d ign ity son, M r. E . D . S treigh t.
here w ere fined for their n egligen ce, o f the ancient but still proud k in g
one o f them a yo u n g m an from ot the road and w ithout k word o f
M r. and M rs. R . C . C o o k e and
D o not fo rg et the E llisb o ro Red
E llisb o ro who has been turned down w arn in g it let loose one of its front fam ily, o f Fillm ore, spent Su n d ay C ro ss picnic on S a tu rd a y , A u g u st
five tim es by m ilitary m edical board s pedal extrem ities which, ro llin g at with D r. and M rs. C ooke.
lo th . S p o rts , tennis, k n ittin g con­
T h e m ost unjust case w as that o f a a terrific pace for h a lf a blo ck , took
te
st, e tc ., s a ls o f w ork aod fisb pond.
R e v . D . B . and M rs. M illard , o f
resident of Su m m er berry who w as the then docile flivve r u n aw ares,
C o n tribu tion s g la d ly received, Ice
Pense,
are
spem
fiog
the
w
eek
w
ith
a rre ste d , jailed and fined for not sm ash in g out one ot its eyes. T h e
cream , lem onade, fru its, etc. T e a
c a rry in g his m arriage certificate, youth in c h arg e ot the angered friends in W olseley and E llisb o ro .
served from 5 o ’clock acco rd in g to
alth ou gh when pinched, he bad the m onster su ccessfu lly subdued it be­
M any friends w i l be so rry to learn co n servatio n ru le s, s a la d s , .
best proof possible of a benedick fore any further d a m a ge o r injury that M r. and M rs. A . O live a re in­
D l m r o n , Neudorf, K i^llng. Gr»v*oo.
disposed, tbe form er ve ry serio u sly Advertise in The News
-ftum m erberrv.W indthorvt. Broadview w ith bim , i.e . h is wife and children- w as done.
T H E LOOK A H EA D
MAN
Is the one who makes provision for his wife
and family, when he is not with them.
Are you of this type?
Is your WILL drawn’
If not, call in or write us.
WILL forms lree on application.
We are experts in administering ESTATES
of deceased persons.
THE
W ESTERN
R E Q IN A .
TRUST
COM PANY
DELCO 'UG H T
G renfell Milling Co.
eon
Get Yours Now. The Fuel
Com m issioner advises the
People to stock up now.
The m ines and railroads
are ready. It's up to YOU!
Geo. C. Carruthers
D R A Y IN G
W o lseley
Germaay’a
DOUGLAS’
mfANTo t t l u n
IkHijTlas
K .
S V IO K t
I n d u s tr ia l D o w n fa ll
( u., Naputt, Ob!
l*ru‘>tianv Glory
In Wanton Outrage*
The F a c e »t th e W ar to G erm any
• M ! Be a G iia a tic H f r i 'i j f
of W oe
WWfi! t»»r war » j t
by G rrm any H e rr A S e rt Baffin w » a p o n er m» (bar land
He wa* p rjc tira llir
tt'r <r< a to r o f (j< n » a o ) • O K rc a tlik
m arine, w hose
« i i <>n every Ma
before the war. Now be. io a bro k en
mao. Mr kn— * th at G erm an y i*
ru iru d . h e r ind u strial pow er gone,
but no Mir l i tt r o n l to bi* m m i n | t
at the beginning of hostilities. N otr
H e rr Hallm M a p ro p he t th a t G etm any would ra th e r mot h ear frorn—
the tru th to d a n rung: A* .a v r i g o natio n it will take many year*
to rebuild tb c w ork of m any year*.
All the allied nation* have im r r a t e d
ihetr shipping *o th a t even th e fre e ­
dom of the te a t will tong jbe v a lu e ­
less to G erm any a fte r the y a r H err
Beilin told the r,ar lords th at n o th ­
ing in the war <mild poxribl)
pen sale G erm ans f o r 'th e Itwt < f h er!
oversea trade, I oday tierm an y
n’t float a m erch an t ship on an
Met > 4 U a te ilu s rd , h er indu-strics,
erfrept for war. at a tu rn U lill, and
every o*er*eaal c o u rtjv w hich form ■fly I' jov. tier r v p o ri'
and e-froiti
w hieh she received Rer raw u a t e r i i b
e ith er iv at w ar with her o r has »evrre d all tclaisott*
A m erica, wfiich
had no m erch an t iqartne when G e r­
m any provoked fier t© war, i* now on
the way to becom ing the
world'*
g reatest m aritim e pow er. The price
of the w ar to f >erinai > will he a gllin iw heritage of woe to Iter future
generation*.— Regina Leader.
T IJC K F T T S
jOti.UUO
p o te n tia l
Sweden u
The Channel Tunnel
M ihtary
En
U nitedI S tates
Urge* T h a t It Be Boilt
Now
C ap tu red E nem y T rad e
V\ hen ih a lube it inflam ed you nave n rum
A t B righton, Lqg . lle ru a rd , Ope b lin t voiindr o r i rape »la,c in m m * , • « ( <lki>
u h e im e r is spending $IOO,OUO jo u _a^ H ia entirely cloved. Ucafncvv u toe rcanit.
the w ar, kayo Sir B ernard M alM i,
rrgi* a gemregf o< G reat B ritain,
firstan*. He a m d * b < lost in the*e
children. H e
hebeves th a t Other Iw llagrrm t coun­
tries h s v t suffered in th is respect
m ore th a n ha* G reat B ritain
Sir B ernard estim ated th at every
day of the w ar m eans tb c loss of
7.000 po ten tial lives of children to
the U nited Kingdom. France. Italy
and th e central power*.
D ealing
vs if Jr tbc d re late in th e b irth rate, be
vaid the birth* reg istered m E ngland
and U airs an I f U , num bered 8^1.890.
In 1915. they fell to 814,014; in 1916
there was a further Tall to 780,520;
and in 1917 to d6&34n. a decline of
25 per ( m l. com pared vritli 1013.
Germany'* lack ey
D uring the earlier stages of the
w ar a Belgian stcarucj, xh< A uibionx
eras captured by the G erm ans in the
Sound while she w as seeking a safe
passage in to the N o rth 'S c a by k eep ­
ing well w ithin Sw edish territo rial
waters,.
It was a clear case oi violation of
Sw edish te rrito ria l rights. A fter re
pealed dem ands by the' Belgian m in­
ister, h a d tr d by his B ritish. French,
Italian and R ussian colleague*, the
Sw edish governm ent .finally c o n se n t­
ed tp lo d g e a p ro test w ith the G er­
m an foreign office strong enough to
produde the. desired effvets And the
A m biocix wav actually''released.
- T h e long established rule in such
«a*vs is th a t the released steam er
shall be, g ran ted safe ’conduct back
to tbc sp o t-w h ere she was captured
and it was up to the nation whose
territo rial rights had been u m in g ed
by Hie captain to see tjhat such sate
conduct be granted.
In stead o f doing so. the Swedish
governm ent perem ptorily refused to
let the steam er in question
pass
through the K ogrund C hannel along
the southw estern point of Scandia,
which h id been mined in the mean
time and closed to in tern atio n al tr a f­
fic.
T his happened early last y.ear. T he
steam er was o rd e re d to enter the
Swedish porn of T rclfeborg. which is
one .of the term ini for the ferry
fro m
,c o rfe = j^ 5 le n t
f
Ingt&m's
MilKw&ed
A Suggestive O pinion
Soon, how ever, we m ay look fo r­
A Neqr Y o rk b a tc h e r has been a r ­
w ard to apricoU . w hich a re fairly
plentiful, a lth o u g h n o t nearly so rested because he w rote a book up­
H e m ay have
h ealth y , w hile th e vioeyards p ro m ­ h olding th e kaiser
ise an ab u n d a n t supply o f g rap es sell th a t all b a tc h e rs should sta n d
to g e th e r.— Indianapolis N ew s. ’
m Junes
the tow
the resj
deiiLjJW i
H(Mn
as couid'Tnot 1"
g, th if jtotrrcVpon-
t h o s ^ w bouses
t ' r V crflT >-ntirely
bulshrapnel
T(n-x,- fioQitsjt, ’’he said,
m.-igntfiretwly-LtmCrthed. the
"w ere
sndT*
LIFT YOUR CORNS
OR CALLUSES OFF
No humbug! Apply few drop*
(hen just Ilift them
'
withi fingers.
ii r j i i i i f
aii p lant a n d nrft th e card is a rtu a lly
j tu rn in g , the n o rth point of the <ard
C i n c i n n a t i ! * ! ^ °!
a ile d t.c c - J-11 *, l ’c tlM
S?^r' IT^”* ‘°
*r *islrr
I
JS
friendly colleagues, turned to the
Swedish foreign . office w ith a d e­
m and th at it fulfill its clear in te r­
national obligation to the utm ost
lim it by giving the steam er free and
safe passage thro u g h the m ine p ro ­
tected K ogrund C hannel to the spot
off tlie little Dan ish island of Jlvcn
MrJierc she was captured originally.
VViid w-h.i did the Sw edish icreign
wwice then do-? ,It; directed an inquiry
to (h r foreign office at Re rlin to tino
dpt w h e th e r’tiie (icrnian governm ent
would perm it Swede n to do -its duty
by Bc lg iu tn ’
Sim ilar things have happened time
a * d *l*a' n during the war. A rrangeniMMp betw een G erm any and Sweden
lujvT repeatedly keen made w ithout
a v ^ r d to the- represen tativ es of the
nations until they- already were
OtT^tbc
c ru id n c 't- h b l'M
m om ent, and even w ere 't h e
sirn etio n co st 'fetid g r e y e r it> A w S f
fatf/A sfc a ir p» 5(e to paY^Jm t l e ' i * atcii-e a^R'aittaccs of sn rn a m eans
rr)rnimiiqK»ii- •11 and the release of
1.500.0(81 JUtfpv.V
t t f i r R shipping w■orth
al
'
lie prVyeat T ube $300.000,00IG
NOT A BIT!
What Airplanes Carry
k n o ttie r
nutru'N iri l. rsp re, ' L j g . ’ . la llr ini clouds, is tlie air speed indit v r*rv hrili- ! <#i4tor*
teljs thr*|»ilot ln | >prrd
and ta ilo rs in the diamonds W*|
ndustry H e « » w
■ o rk in g
y (|* g e oi
tin g is a g re e d u p o n .
PAIN?
W hen it** »u easy to' bring bark
the bloom of Vtouth to laded cheek*,
when h im d ^ ig n r e n itr in <an be re*
moved* isn ’t it toohah to p h k if f on
SSMBMtCS? .
Go to the ro o t pf the tnouhle ■
rem ove th e cause-—co t re* t the co n ­
dition that keeps you g a m looking
a* vou ought. l ’»t Dr H am ilto n ’*
Pill* And very soon j n u l l have
a
com plexion to be proud of,
How
m uch happier you’ll feel — pimple*
gone, cheek*
rosy
again,
eye*
bright, spirits good, joyous health
again returned
N’e fe r a failure with
D r. H am ilton’* I‘ill*, get a 25< box
In sriu m en ts F requently of Value on
L ong Flight*
T here, are tw o way* jof flying the
in o d rth a' plane. L»»se i* hv »!*■ "feel"
of th ci m achine and thej othcii i* by
!lhc in stru m en ts that fcif no\y found
in evefy up to dal* fr » it
It Ji* quite
ufensy to fly w ithout in siru aiek ts, but
'th e y aye frequently of vialue (>it long
|fligjits. F o r night flyiiig all instium e n t* are illum inated.
■■■ T he, com pass is perl .ip* the m ost
fam iliar hv nam e to (h r ordinary laud
llubber. T h e airm an cuu tell th e di
rectioti in w hirli the no*e of Lis m a ­
c h in e Is pointing:, as a H iarku-called
th e hihbcr's line—allways record* hi*
tJired ip n as the com pass card goes
jjround. It i* a very useful in stiu inent in cloud*, a* wbdd the pilot
♦ ' h c s tthe ronipas* card
apparently
t ' spinniiig lie
I knfuv* at. once that his
«r .hr
o th e r hand, the first ac ­
Swedish foreign
tails apf tlie ir office in reg ard to propositions or
syut
A niatais fed silage ate not m ore
s u b l e t to tuberculosis, do n o t lose
their teeth m ore quickly, and are not
shorter-lived than am m ais fed o th e r
com m on kinds of food.
T he use of the silo often m akes it
possible to save com th at would o th ­
erw ise be lost by frost.
A good silo should be round a ir ­
tight, w aterproof, have w alls th a ; are
Mirboth inside, and be stro n g
and
durable.
A *ilo should he placed w here it
will give the g reatest convenience in
feeding and w here it will be least
exposed to <xtrefiirlv cold winds.
O n e: hundred ton* of silage will
feed 2? cows< 40 pounds of silage a
day foi 208 day*.
A silo 14 feet in d ia n itrr and 32
feet high will hold 1«1 tons
„■
Silof of m ore than 100 toB* cwparit r Cost trot. $2 to So per ’ ton, ac ­
cording to <thr type and m aterial u s­
ed in construction
-
,
e i £ K eVter * tion taken by the
•t ToT e m p lo y in g xiiaablecT 'soT '
s c a rc ity .
Graod Complexion Improver
Better Thao Cosmetics!
ORINOCO
No one need -endure the agony of
Fran
g en eral. I j> A . urges in “ T he Yale corn* writh Hollowrav'v Coen Cure at
n n ■ ,.»*<• * i
R eview -1 kir July
th at the umsiv ha«4 l » ji euanne fhpy*
disfti*»rd tunnel under the L ityfitn
C h a n n e l t ounce ting
E ngland and
He See* the Finish
F ra n c e ,: itm o ld he began at once;
’ Hud it been tw gq^ w hen applied
for in 194*7, it would have ber-u in K aiser B ill Realises T h at the W orst
operation th ro u g h o u t the- y ax H ad
it been {begun when ^rrnii**ion was
‘T Itf liardest p art of the jo b is
again applied for in iffliL it w!quhl *4i1f b'ffoFe lus. ' T h e' enem y know*
now be m o p eratio n and would be fbe war is about to reach the point
one of (h r g reatest single factors in of N-rfctAA and ls‘ W m m oning all his
w inning the w ir. ’Mw* B ritish a d ­ str<-ngth for a
m iralty m o re than -a y e a f ago stated c o u n t e r offensi*
th a t 6,<flkMMJU soldier* had been carn a ti o n of -the
1 hi* wa* the
b a n d forth acro ss the C han- Oenuarv eniperi
•corded by K arl
tn his m o st recent article Ro*ncf in the 1
Strangle-hold o f Sea Power
1,‘L okal A nzciger
in the^ Revue d«» D<m»* and apparently
? y»n the eve of
lo
r
.
’
Septem
ber,
1917,;
-M.
Seapow er Ha* Proved to Bo the -Hoi
p,. O n the sam e
Gen. Foch' a., jtf
says
that
the
to
tal
nutulal von H indeni vG reatest F orce in the W ar
ss e n g e rr acro ss’ the t l*an- b u rg g iv e RdsrfhP Tbe
IJV j
her
follow ing
10 1 T o d o « e tlo w*r quickie t* an >x
the outbreak o f the
war
uild ik r.ut nece*»ity tor t«erniauy. t^ a v - |*yfl
1,000,00b. T he anim als, veh- statem en t;
It is to Ee 1<D! L (he people at
out |n g rv rry tilin g else cjut of th e
ac',ik l c
lition*. supplie*
oh
all
jjence. But (hey
iav<- count, she is in dan g er
of
being kinds am counted by the niUHotis of 1 rue a re full of
rtienceI hope
»H> stra rg le d by the grip of «netriy t< a- ton*. T h e am ount i* n o t beyond are uoi learned tn
:ly punished, as
liiai
| hat will mjt relax •*■* fh r ] |.||^ capacity of the tunnel, hut^ it nothing is so pPOr
I Lr m o n th * *hp by Already,' dexpoudeni jrequires the use of p ro b ab ly 1,500,- over-haste is no
” I'rc-paratioa is half the ba.tth\
r
, <term ans a re saying th a t th ey -c o u ld 000 ton* of shipping—j-at a lituc ' when
not win even if they cru sh ed France there is danger th at liviljpaH 'm m ay and tlie people rtmst rem etnber we
are not w orking w ith m achines th at
N eith er I ngland n<ir the
U nited be lost foe lack of slap*.- V *
can b e sm ashed a * -so o n as the job
tut* s ta te s would g ire in, and tog eth er
"W ho! shall say how long the war
> °‘*iihe> would still bar G ertnauy from will last? Few, if any, well in fo rm ­ i» com pleted. We arc w orking with
the sea.
If A dm iral M ahan were ed men: a sp e c t it* efld in less: th a n the tno*t sacred lh ip g we i
nam ely, the blood ar^l life of the
and ativr ()<■ coold te ll the fjrrn m n s tlia!
tw o year*.
G erm any i* financially
O ur lasj^ resci vt *
be h ad predicted this result. Prince b ankrupt, hut econornieally self-sup- U iuisii people..
*',r Buelow it alive, and he d istinctly poriing. especially sinjee acquiring an must b e ’ stro n g gjw Tvfho w ill return
•* lorew arned III* co untrym en ot Vshat unlim ited supply of ptw o leiini *t troiu the tre n c h ^ _ to tak e up peace
r *D- would I ajipeti if tbi y w c n t« to war B aku: fend G erm any is riotv, a* she task's.' W e u tu s f nol Jbe left a t the
m achines,
but
n' ry with l-.ngTapd. If they are now de- was over a year ago, ’balked. bofc end like sm ashed
ealcened
*1- pressed, ive may b e co rrespondingly wot defeated ’ It is quite concesT* ^must be stro n g
a '**1 cheered by reflecting th at,
largely able th at th e w ar hnfey-lbst Jim rcM inard’s L in itn ft* C ures B um s, etc
ol xiewed, *e» pow er ha< p ro v ed to be
than two. years. By eraplodiiiR pu><f11 jb r g reatry t. force in the w*t.,»»(d i» ern m ethod* the tunnel m ay p o u L i
working ever niore m ightily against
al,d ( i c r s m y i * New Y ork 1% eicing I’Bst b ly he built iVi lc»s tljan th re e J CV 9 It .m ight, perhaps,* lw fiuishetl 5—
Vengeful V t f f
H us*
H ack
lim e to-Lrt* » large fajrtor m »iwn?pg
But even if tuB,
can
F rendk H p # e * to Pi«CW
Cattrrbil Dealaeu Cannot be Cured the war
c f rf tirijb he built in tw w *b“ 64f a
Uf local anylications a> t i e r cawao: i
.t t o t . d u rin g
tu<Jft iofp o rtan t elem ent in rcbuJWtu* d icaavci yoriiwn o t tl:« ear.
The
ie M arne “sid
only one way so cure c atarrh al drafaesa. sn-l ing the, wotUi after (lie war. ] Tint theiy imeF"suc
b e ta Jim am
th at ca by a cenan tu u o u ai rem edy. J a m . .
ihijis will continue* l#irg .jent t h e Germ
Lleafoesv ia caused by an in (tim ed rordinc-n
aefs of vanhas been c o n c lu d e ^ and indulging in a
oi tb« m ocovl Im ca* ot the h-utraebcan T a re .
an effort to e ip fu re
th e G erm an*,T Who
ized it before * the
w ar, Nfnrty-w ite* ,p rr cent. o # ^ <tbe
0 ranges in Palestfrie
d i a m p n f l * felir t irn p a n s w ere i;wt|ing
i*b
ipn<se*«ton*.
C a t M ffivU k' B ril
-■ '$ *7 4
C ultivation • ! O range* H a* O veatly
Increased of L ate Y ears
t Hip M istake
W
e
have i^mue very neafiy
tiic
ttufl't \j>tuhavr your relative
end of th t'A lriw gu srason.
21
J hr* i ’\ jftftnist if'
, •- t>’
p o c k e t. >vjU‘f
. jr
h i not?^ Aft'
. aka - r
-ood erirtngh for m e ” —Rosriscript.
F'or m onths past we have revelled
in the ju icy , luscious ir^iit.. But they
oasts D on’t Fill E m p ty Stom achs have been a real God semi to .o u r
• troop* . A part from the
(>lea*ant
'.Vfiat the A ustrian people appear I v ariation they offer to the o rd in ary
( » w ant i* a larger ration of food .d ie t, they have a distinct m edicinal
n I a sh o rter ratio n oi g overnm ent (value, and o u r m edical *nen have e n ­
it * about what i* going on at the couraged th e ir consum ption. ... T he
Iro-ii -K ansas i it* Star.
1soldier could get as m any as ten for
' a* piastre (about 4 ernts> so th at
hr* consum ption has been Usually
only lim ited to th e am ount of change
hi could dispose of.
T he fruit itself was obtainable
practically all over Palestine:
Ali though the principal o range grov es
( are a t Jaffa and n eighboring villages
i in th e plain, the native* soon realiz,r d th e 1 irresistib le attra c tio n bf th eir
*fruit for the B ritish Soldier, and
would find m eans of tra n sp o rtin g
their golden w are to the m ost outjo i-th e-w a y places.
Jaffa com es a lte r Spain and Cali| fom ia in im p o rtan ce . as one of the
1 w o rld ’s o ran g e m arts. T h e export
. before th e w ar am o u n ted to nearly
eight million francs. T he value of the
jero p s. how ever, depended very la rg e ­
ly on th e ability of th e shipper to
: get his consignm ent to the London
■m arket before th e Spanish crop.
, The cultivation o f orange*
had
'g re a tly increased of late years o w ­
ing to th f estab lish m en t of Jew ish
‘ colonic* in Palestine, who b ro u g h t
'scientific m ethod* . i n t o th e ir fruit
: farm ing and sank a huge capital into
(irrig a tio n and w ater supply
T he o u tb reak of w ar in 1014 had
a very
serious
effect
o n ’ the
orange trade.
It com pletely cut
; off all mean* o f ex p o rt, and grow er*
w ere left with th eir en tire crops on
; th eir hand* T he difficulty and
ex­
pense of ob tain in g fuel for their
pum ping plant* and the ab * rn re bf
W h e n y o u th ta k e s flig h t o n th e
anv m arket fo r the harv est co m p el'
w in g s o f y e a r s b e a u t y o f c o m p le x ­
led ow ners to neglect (heir grove*
io n g o e s to o . u n l e s s y o u g iv e y o u r
during th e past th re e , years.
s k in p r o p e r a n d d a i l y c a r e . U s e o f
Anybody wa* w efepme to carry
I n g r a m 's fed d k sreed C re a m w ill e n ­
awav .a* much as he wi*hed. p ro v id ­
a b le y o u t-> a p p e a r y o u th f u l w h e n
ed be picked it off t|kr tree*, as it
y o u a r e n o lo n g e r y o u n g . I t s dis­
m ined them to mllowt the fruit
to
tin c tiv e r e m e d ia l a ffe c t u p o n th e
hang, and even the ex|>rnA- of plu ck ­
tis s u e s o f t h e a k in k e e p s the c o m ­
ing w a* a consideration.
So for
p a n i o n c o lo r f u l , s o f t a n d fre e
! th ree y ears the crops- "h av e -b e e n
fro m b le tr-.s h . I t d o e s a c t u a l l y
crow ing p o o rer and poorer.
h s a lt h if y 's n d b e a u t i f y y o c r c o m p le n o r.
S .n c e 1SS5 t h e r e 's b e e n
Tlie advent of one tro o p s La* savn o tb iu g e l s e ‘ j u s t a s g o o d . " T a k e
t ed th e situation. A nother y ear oi
n o o f h e r . T W o s ir e s . 50c a n d $1.00.
- n eglect r ould have spH* the to tal
j ruin of th e groves. W e have not
W » rm d t t i . h o u seh o ld w o r k , a n d
j only supplied a m ark et for the crop,
k te h e e h e a t, * U cau aep er* 9-.ratio« an d
a h in /, o il/a k in . T a a c an avoid tb ia h r
l but th e opening np 6t com m unica­
■ l i s t Tnararr * V elvecia S o u v e r a la e
tion w ith E g y p t, has p rovided facili­
Faca Posvfeer.sae. I t blen d a perW etly
w ith th * co m p tex iea. A tig h t to u ch
ties for th e im p o rtatio n
of
fueL
• A t l i t t l e M em iaars. m a k ra y o u r
which will perm it of th e p ro p er w at­
ro m p ltiio fi ooiootk. s o * a n d fea ssleaa.
erin g and m anuring of th e tree*.
A full lin e of I n y ra in 's to ile t pea du et*,
in c lo d in a X odenta for th e te e th , U e, la
T h e first o ra n g e s ripen in X ovem a t y o u r d n tc s ie t a.
}h er. F o r ovct si* m o n th s now th e y
(h av e provided th e tro o p s w ith a d e ­
A Picture
lig h tfu l a n d re fre s h in g d essert.
but
a r e now b e g in n in g to show sign* of
Sensible Silo Sentences
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- -------------------’
S « r p i* the great n d u rish er o f irffaAtrf, and w ithout peaceful sleep the
child will not thrive. T h is cannot
b r got if the infant be troubled with
w orm s.
M iller’s W orm Pow ders
w iU «dcstroy w orm s and drive them
from the system , and afterw ard s the
qAtfid’s rest will be undisturbed. - T he
^ R - d e r s can n ot in ju re the m ost del■ I : baby, and th ere is nothing so
WBCtivc for resto rin g the health of
ib ^ o r m - w o r n infant.
plcm rt-y,.^Tbe iu riu (# re ia gi
K re p tio n a l elegance and im pressive D igging Wealth
m irro rs and
charm ing
statu ettes
From Buried Tree*
w ere num erous
“T oday thefie is notW ng th at lias
not been destroyed. T he lapestrie* New Zealand F o rests of L ong Ago
b ase been hacked to pieces, th e p ic­
Yield P resen t Day Riches '
tures slit from corner to co m er, the
l'ofr&ts
©f New Zealand which
leather and o th er chair covers- have
been ripped from their frame* and {flourished and died so m any ages ago
all rhe delicate m arquertrie and the ■that the ground they covered is now
irreplaceable exam ples of c raftsm an ­ ( sw am p and plain, are yielding m ore
y ear to
ship of past centim e* have
been th a n -a million
w h o dig
sm ashed. T he ,1*«3 have been torn | M aori native.* |
off the tables and used in’ further -kauri gum . .(he u n d ecay irg resin of
w ork of destruction. T h ere i* not a the prehistoric tree*
.Near!- |UfljbOOAOO yrorth ha* been
m irro r w hich h as n o t been broken,
and the glass and china flung at them gathered in the last h*lf century and
an equal am punt remain* to be dug
lie in fragm ents before them .
“ The costly T argets have been soil­ From tw o tp tw elve feet tinder the
ed and ren t in e re ry possible wav surface of the earth the resin lies, in
and ink pots flung at th e silken pa ’. s tra ta which show th at th ree vticper* on the wails.
Thi* vergeful cessiy c-fo rests m atured and died in
fury has been carried to th e extent the creation of the deposit, which is
o i sm ashing
_ nurseries a n d \ d o l l s ’ used by m auufacturers of linoleum
houses. T he fashion in w hich beds and varnish tn the U nited S tates and
and room s have been defiled is diffi G reat Britain
T h f -trees ot the kauri fo rests of
' cult of description. I t would seem
today furnish the m ost valuable wood
' the w ork of lunatics:”
of N«W Zealand for general budding
purpose*. T ltr tree is a gian t of tbc
bush th a t ranks w ith the cedars apd
MOTHERS OF CANADA
firs of n o rth w estern .America ia g irth
u t riot in height. Tlie diam eter run*
PREPARE FOR TROUBLE bfrom
four to tw elve feet; w ith speci­
m en- th at have m easured 1? and ev­
When a girl beeMuca a woman "her, en 20 feet. T h e height averages H0
, a woman becomes a mother, and wber a to 10p feet, with a m axim um of 150
woman passes through the change* of
middle life, are the three periods of life feet.
The g reat guin deposit* are not
I when health and strength are most needed found in the fo rests oif the present
i to withstand the pain and distress often day but on Jefn-coverrd hill*, plain*
caused by severs organic disturbances. and swamp* In som e instances the
Many thousands ia this section would buried forest* flourished so m any
testify as do the fogowing:
age* ago that no trace oi them ’re ­
S t. ta th a ria ss. O u t. — “ O v e r f o r ty m ains exdrpt the hundred* of
m il­
y e a r s a g o I w a s re s to re d t « h e a lth by lio n s, of pouud* of re s in o u s, exuda­
taking D r . Pitrce t tion* .
■k
Favorite Prescrip­
T he giitn field* are p rin c ip a lly in
tion. It was after th e -p ro v in c ia l district , of A uckland in
f- nmdieice and doc th e n o r th e r n p a r t tof th e n o rth is ­
' torn had failed to land. c o v e rin g a b o u t U(l0,IWt acres.
help me jor g iv e
A t o n tf tim e Kauri gum w a- so a b u n ­
(re lie f.
1 had.
: through overwork d a n t th a t it w a s d u g o u t w ith little
j become all ru n tro u b le n e a r the su rfa ce , b u t h a lt a
j down ia health. 1 c e n tu ry 's in d d s trio u - d ig g in g ha- di­
' was w e a k
and m in ish e d th e supply u n til now it is
I Anally became^ « neoe**arv to g o d o w n se v e ra l fe et
In fcome- ca*es th e e x ca v af nervous w reck . T h e fo r it.
J ‘ Prsnrri p rio n ' was tkvws go to ai d e p th o f * (dozen fe et.
i we— mended
to
me. and a t thf tim e 1 started to
take it I had net been able to do any­
thing for over a year. I took the **Fav­
orite Prescrijytja^— Ufco Golden Medi
j cal Discovery u i
I t took several
bottles, hot I w«s ci m l e telv restored to
i flood health and si— th at time when I
have felt the need f th — medicines I
have takes th— and atwavs with perfec*
©
Its Wisdom Equals Its Rarity
F o ch ’s tactics arc a puzzle even to
s countrym en.
H e seem s to be
of those ra re leader* who c a rry
it th eir plans first and m ake tbera
iblic afterw ard s.—D e tro it N ew s.
ihrott*^ t]>r *ir- ” kU> 1,rl^ ' 1,im
isk lor free- 10 kV0 *1 whetbiti lie is ylving o r d rs,
drub or
*'0F ••■Maine, *1 Hie speed
ipon a tend
! m achine flyijig level is 100
illu* and i n - j 1,?', f * 4 f ho*',r- :*">
registered
orenrvs di*-1 a *?vc .* l‘*t
show that the ma
tlv vou w illl<hine
com ‘n8 dow n, ahd anything
or callus so !, r 'ow •• tbgt the raachitne is clim bu can lift it j *n*4 T he difference in speeds will
II . ..u ijif I *h°w tp what e ste n t the craft i* des­
cending o r rliinbing. 'J-here i* also
f
a p roper fore-and aft level to indige of pain, ^ jte eliinh and d rs c riit, but f<*r vari
ritatio n , no' <>lls technical reason'* tlitf pilot usual-'
iitest sm art- jy- (jf |,rn{|« <>,, t i tr a jr fepeed indicai©n applying , or
fierw ard s.
^ piece of strin g hung to ' float
d o esn 't eat hack in view oi the pilot is used to
>r callus, but indicate side slip
If, in tu n lin g to
n so they flie right, the string float* to
the
com e right left, it slip*'* that the m achine is
hum bug! It side-slipping to the right or inw ards,
c h a in .. For If, on the tu rn , the string still floats
you can get hack straig h t the airm an know s he
soft corn or | is m aking the co rrect am ount
of
as w ell as j “bank’’ rhgardlcs* of th e direction in
sin of your w hich be m ay be turning. The huh
ts and n ev er| hie in a spirit- level also indicates
.
If your side-slip and show* w hen the plane*
•eezone yet, a re not properly balanced. T he bubo ttle for yoU 'bie m oves to the left when ti
c
1**nf drops and y ire jtfzaa*
f
f* .*
O th e r airplane fK fg tlc *
, ' m ap carrier, w atch,,engine r
c o u n ter- »n<J
and "petrol
I F o r B arn* and Scald*.—D r. T h o 1m as’ E lectric O il will take the fire
! o ut of a burn o r scald m ore rapidly
than any o th er p reparation. It should
h r a t hand in .every kitchen so th at
it m ay be available at any time.
T here is no prep aratio n required.
Ju s t apply th e oil to the burn
or
scald and the pain will ahate and in
a short tim e cease altogether.
H elping the F a rm e r
T o a s s is t fa rm e r* in providing
them selves with cattle, tlie live slot k
branch of the d e p a rtm e n t o f a g r ic u l­
tu re of Saskatchew an will have
a
num ber of p u re bred bulls an d g ra d e
M inard’s L inim ent Relieves N eural heifers o n exhibition an<j sale at the
various e x h ib itio n s‘ to be head at
gia.
tow ns tliro u g b o n t
the * province.
T hese anim als will be sold at Cost to
50,000 Enlist for Farm
farrnets who satisfy the ' provincial
authorities th a t they a rc c a p a b le of
W orkers W ill H elp Illinois Solve taking ra re of cattle A n initial pay
m ent of o oe-tliird rash is re q u ite d on
Problem of Big P roduction
the h e ife rs and o n e-q u arter r:<*h .on
Illinois ha* enlisted m ore than 50,- the bulls.
000 m en from sto res, banks, offices
arid non-essential industries to
in ­
W here H e Said It
sure the h arv estin g of big w ar crops.
D r. N icolai, fo rm er p ro fesso r in
T hese w orker* are expected to do Berlin L-nivemity, says tie r m aps e x ­
m uch in solving th e ' Illinois p ro b ­ pect th eir go v ern m en t in fu tu ie
to
lem of producing . 11,000.000 acres of pay o n ly 2 p er cent, on w ar loans,
corn and at the sam e tim e, h a rv e st­ adding 3 per cent, to tlie principal.
ing 2,000,000 acre* of w heat. 5,000,- He had to escape from B srlin
to
000 acres of o ats, _3,000,000 acres of D enm ark in an airplane to say it.—
hay and large acreages df tru c k fruit New Y ork W orld
and (jtlier crops.
T he U nited S tates d ep artm en t of
M ONEY ORDERS
agriculture, w orking with the labor
division of the Illinois council of d e ­
F t / /o » r out ot tow n accounts 0/ XTomia
P iv t dollar*
fense an d through lo u n try ag en ts, ion E s p rts s M o n t/ O lder*.
county farm bureaus and business cost* three cents.
m en's organization* th ro u g h o u t the
state, has aim ed to m ake sure that A G E N T S W A N T E D , $l,000t~Y o»
there will be no less w hatever in onecan make, it in y o u r co u n ty with
of tlw larg est plantings in Illinois* o u r fast selling C om bination C ooker.
history.
O ne salesm an bank* $388 : 5 the first
d ra in in g courses for boys conduc­ m onth. A n o th er agent, sells 20 in
ted bv the agricultural college*
in tw o hours. O th e rs cleaning up $10
Pennsylvania, D elaw are, M aine, M as­ daily. No capital necessary. G oods
sachusetts, and t,ih er states; in co­ shipped to reliable m en on time. T e r ­
operation w ith farm help specialists rito ry going fast. W rite quick to s e ­
of the U n ite d ’ S tates d ep artm en t of cure y o u r field
C om bination P ro agriculture, state councils of defense, ducts Co., 190 T h o m as B ldg , F o ster,
and public safety com m w sions, have
resulted in placing m any hun d red s of
boys on farm s. In th ese courses
city boys have been show n how to ’ S ta rt a Club in y o u r tow n, w here the
7-4 people tarn
harnes- horses, <, ad ju st m achinery.
o -
-
.. .gjHA f - " - •
. LL*
■«
New P acking P la n t
W ork has been com m enced on the
crerttem of a $100,000 a b a tto ir
and
packing plant a t P rince A lbert, S a s­
katchew an. ' I t will be in operation
'early ip S eptem ber and will handle
one hundred head of E atttlc a
day
and one h undred hogs an hour.
T h e p ro g ress of the ca ttle industry
a t M oose Jaw , S askatchew an, has
necessitated a a extension of the pack­
ing p lan t there.
W o rk has been
started on th is addition, and it is to
be resh ed to com pletion w ith all pos­
sible speed. It w ill involve an exp -tH itu re of $70,000
If a m an refuses to set an exam ple
he is foolish if he expects th e world
to have a good opinion b f him.
I t is easier fo r a girl to believe she
is p re tty th a n it is to m ake o th e r
girls believe she is.
I*' '•'■'I'
I v r ip-
SAMUEL MA? A CO.
I(12 I(Id A delaH e
St. W .
T o rc r" -
Carmen’s
Messenger
PLUG
HAROLD BINDLOSS
I
lo t a i t * mo
h r th o u g h t *he gr»*pe I
Imrr of hi* lo u t th a t h r
tr. tp o il.tlir plan* of C a r­
ds
H* d*l « o t know it
t r any satisfactio n , and
>rc\ her .to tb p *
h er
to N ew castle to try
inform ation and paper*
i me to *ave a friend
trouble.
T h a t’* my
u t 1 dope to find out
m t a rrttu e hi Canada,
it her friend of
mine
dy. I may have
to
u , and if I g et them .
0 <teal w ith a gang o f
: . « h o will try to take
1 a t’* why I w ant
! pr baLly fitid it
a
w a tt'd anxiously for a rewav n o t justified in
exlo
.a V''Table, but he did
won af; vrem ed to ponder,
illy lu ru rd to Fete.
I k m r gang.”
g hrd . a reckless laugh th at
a love of excitem ent and
U i * h*- %zA. " I feel I o u ght to
tell k u n e W t , brcauac n may turn
o u t rath er a w rip u t undertaking.
<>ne rraaon for d w in in g you «• th at
it'* a com plicated add unlikely fate.1*
"A nd y-»a th o u g h t I would believe
w here o ther* m ight doubt
F o ste r bowed. “ I did hope *©meihi-K of the kind
1 don't know if
I »< • to© venturesom e. But if you
ill )*,««:*•------ f
She gave him a curiou* look and
he heg^n by telling h e r of the tr a ­
gedy at th e Ifu lto n mill and I aw t t i K t ’% incetiiig of the mp(K>»itiou*
w atchm an
T hen he related bow be
had been tra c k e d th ro u g h th e hill*.
g ad explained th e conclusion* h r had
arrived at when th e light first dawn
ed on him a* he puzzled ©tit th e
Q iatter by the peat stack. She *a»d
noth in g until he finished, but
he
th o u g h t she looked som ew hat m o\
(T o Be C ontinued.)
Do Not Starre the Soil
A ltrr thi* t e m a tte r was soon ar- jg ^ e d F arm ing Is U np o p u lar B ut It
fa n g r.l and - ' t m orning
h f .y Yet Be N ecexaary
and t r i e sat </if. i In y w ent south
by hill trwckv, for F ovter m ean t to ! Faced w ith the fact th a tt th e old
Sivit the t.a rth , but p referred to ar days of low c o st arc gone for a long
rive when dnvk w as falling
H e did period the fa n n e r w ho inten d s
to
nut want his I i .i t to he m arked, but , stay w ith his farm tnust, to get the
must *er Ali. r before he em barked best rem uneration, g et m ore
from
wpon hiv tiev. adventure.
! the soil in the future.
New acres
J Ik sun w«v setting behind the , may be added yearly to the C analiioorv when they cam e dow n th e .d ia n erop a rea, but th e farm er will
v.ater.ule, and h a v in g I ’ete u r t h e : not alw ays be able to add the new
gloom of the hr wood, h r
w alked ground to sow. T h ere is a lim it to
tliroug?i a shru b b ery to th e house, this "cxlensisrr” idea, but none
to
He had strv nothing to indicate th at intensive” cultivation. R ight here
he w a. w atched and could tru st i ’etc one lias bridled the real farm er up
tu see th at nobody follow ed him for a mad gallop, but it is only too
from the road, hut lie m eant to take true th at all C anadian farm in g has
precautions, and did n o t wrant to suffered fo r w ant of inten siv e culture.
H in t I r a th e n to i r
W hen he
left i ’I he farm er m ay ro ta te crops and
the shrubbery he had only a
few I add m ineral fertilizers, but it
will
varilv of open lawn to cross and the not save the soil from u ltim ate s ta r ­
light was dim beside the house, b u t ) vation. So th at, a fte r all o u r ridih r kept off the gravelled terrace. u » -; rule, we com e back to the acceptd he was a b ria s t of the door.
H e ta a e t of the tim e-w orn advice "T ry
wav nnv. faced hy a difficulty, but | m ixed farm ing.”
muvt l u u som ething to chance and
M ixed fa n n in g is unpopular and
felt rflie v id s l i m foh.; answ ered his all th a t, but it m ay yet be necessary
quiet knock, fhc m an show ed
no to consider it from th e point of view
surprise at seeing him.
_
of practical u tility and econom y. T he
Mr. I rath erv to n e is out, sir, and dev aviation in E urope will dem an d
M r. I eatliersto n r is occupied,
but the \ r r y best production of the soil
W-i.v F ealh crsto n c is a t hom e,’
he j for years yet. P rices will n o t
be
| low ered until the m arket is g lu tted
"W ill you a«h h rr ifshe can m eet j with w heat and th at is a very, very
me for a few m inutes in the or- dint pro sp ect of the future.
Thus
l o ; \ U not, “n r ? ehtfld try st to
his
discretion
K u e rin g th e o rc h a rd by
an arch in a m ossy wall, he w aited
w here s soft light shone Into it from
the w est.
O u tsid e th e arch,
the
sm ooth sw eep of lawn ran back into
deepening shadow an d th e hare trees
behind it rose, sharp
an d
black,
against the sky. A bove th ere w as a
heavy- bank of grey bine cloud*.
T hen l.is h e a rt began to beat as
Alice appeared in the arch. H er fig­
ure was silhou etted against the light
S^nd he noted how finely she
held
h e r.e lf and moved.
Still he could
not see her face and w aited w ith
som e uneasiness until she advanced
and gave him h e r hand.
~F hoped you would come,”
he
said. "K ut 1 was half afraid ----- **
Alice sm iled -n d as she turned
her head the fading glow
touched
her face. It gave no hint of re s e n t­
m ent o r surprise.
“T h a t r would not com e?” she su g ­
gested. “ A fter all, 1 really think
nien are m ore rnnven tio n al than us.
Rut w ’ '• did you not let John bring
you iti
’“WTu n I v a . here -last, I noted a
rliang,
in vour fath er’s m anner.
T h at is one rra .o n , though there are
others. Then I m ust go in tw o or
three m inutes."
Alice looked at him steadily
and
knew th a t frankness was best.
“ You m ean , you th o u g h t he had
lo st his confidence in yon?”
” 1 was afraid he m ight find it
g e ttin g strained.
H e seem ed
d is­
tu rb e d "
“ He is distu rb ed .” Alice said quiet­
ly. “ W e have h eard noth in g
from
mv b ro th er y e t.”
“O ne can *\u ip ath izc with you,
but i d o n ’t th in k you have
m uch
ground for iH ieasin cs.
Ia w re n c c
was told he m ust be careful,
hut
that was alt. and there * no likeli-
*hc certaitsl* m ade use
ot
m e. but l im agine o th e rs m ade use
• f her. T h ere is a plot, but I d o n ’t
S eliere she knew a n y ) hong about i t
" I suppose yon feel you m u st de­
fen d the girl '"
“ In a w ay.” F o s te r agreed. C ar-
Money-Making Soldiers
req u ired
ttie One of^pur infantry battalion* dcicrj w ic tif tut recover the. solder from
far{ ?b**r •*•*<! b u lly -b en tin* and turn
vest »** in to h a rd cash: T o this end they
M r .' ,,np ro y i* ej g fu rn ace—an old j h c ^ i
mey H kcet-H idi bent in to a cone shape—
tteg } * ?^ cdUeeted theur cam p refuse, jor
tiug j ^ ‘n a r*Ht fcnrned in an incinerator, to
f f f v l i e r v r f« fuel 1 ben, by mean* p i a
m y iprim itive p ro cess, they were able to
. ■ruanufai.turc email bar* oi solder,
. a m ! whi- Ii th e y put ‘pn the m arket gnd
•old a% 4d. a I • and
I 'Lho -*tttce«s oa this little schem e
reached* tne ears of " Q ” th ro u g h the
Manual channel*, and within a few
1/ fr o it appears on tb c inner Itneeks th e entire corps are* was be­
nd on the subject. >V b-’
it the cellar it is tim e to put , ing
- circularw
-one wrdt eou|||f
along
'fire id tb d sto v e tliat is ®0*
T accom plish
h ues aauu p tiit
th fr conld.
---- >r use on^auch- occasions. D i-f tthb ese
U f rhui.s
t n u tatio n ,. oi th e ou ter air is
was calculated th a t th le average
batta
B
..
lifptqber of n a s received by
front
best native honey flow er is 11* £ d * c h day was 3 50, and
Ibw weed or fire weed, w k k li > 9 f * * £ & L * :r ab®ut. 4 / poim da. ot
abundantly in th e
p a rtly ‘ w l o f f l f t * J be obtained at a TTmu1 s e c tio n s' of the
d istrict. * uin co st; th a t if in one corps oi
Hs so much bloom and honrv ; ***** »*>fa»try divisions all the solder
h 'U a lk th at the bees can load H roiV l » « d * '1* »*‘ uc ° ‘ **,»•
>r
iodl loss o f tim e in flying from [cured by th e m eans of tl-e faguacr,
ar* to another.
T he
w hite * » * *
£S0
be r« .iliaudclo*«r a n d the A lsikc clover I 1 be p ro je c t offered g reat povstbtlo
h o tte r plants.
ilics. V\ hy not establish a Large m i­
cas the akueffpnee of naxiv*!Pro v isrd furnace iu every a r e i and
m rhe district th a t fcrat s o t - sub-area and conduct tlie recovery
to M r.
p o s s l > * the so W |r as - regujar J i* in g s s
of keeping bees. A t the tim r 'p ro p o »*»$<*
t sw arm s w ere b ro u g h t in Cal- , l l t * « »*"«<* to e x p e rim e n t^ on
ras the n earest railw ay point. th « ! » '! ! " * « lc , *','<* ,l * a * hl™ ? r
tage trip
frrrni C algary oc- suggested th a t the heat generated by
five days. *© Umt the problem I hurnuig refuse « the furnaces m ight
.sp o liatio n w as a most se n - H * ««<! f o r o b taining steam for the
e
B ut optim ism , backed by ' divisional laundries,
ined purpose O vercam e all o b -{ f E x p e rim e n t w ere i.ga.n aucoeai,^ ^
| lul and area furnaces established un■
d er the supervision of tow n-m ajors
ts
« -:.j «... . ...» .
t a.oai sub-area
com m andants,
who
i ro o u c lio n 1^ r r a n c t
{ r t i>«1d
fesponsiblc
for
the
i m onth's vglder outpiut.
, W orngp EIsaw rite P low s
T he mean* em ployed is the simp- it is*by no m eans invariably reliable.
and H arro w s
~*
lest form of kiln. T he tin s are fed In a » * t «*•a .o n the blossom ing tim e
i.« generally delayed and* when the
M o re th g g l
blossom s begin to appear, th* sec
have been Kilrea
ond grow th m ay be so lull that it
are phy mrsdlysvt
will be cut off by the m ow er. T h e .
ju n e * .
icfct K ^de as. to tim e of cu ttin g is
1 ib c ^ o v
ercfoTe not the ap e a ra m e o t the ,
/ and doing
M onorns, but th e appeargpce of ti»e
O f Interest to Womei
J n battle
new gro w th t ro w . p H tow u 01 *he
pagne d is
roolV ' Alfalfa s h iu ld be cut when ,
Ite m s P erta in in g to F a ir Sex Glean
the new grow th is anyw here Iro m I
cd from M any P o in ts
li» li os* .such tw wwe m«*» lovsg.
W om en arc largely en gaged a t th e
wTndrow or in e d it .
p re se n t tim e in the m an u tactu re ot
: a re jsom e
objections
scru m s aiul vaccines.
v k u r j n g , th e principal
1 he .V i }• r,.nn>
t q g ice in-
f
®*ly su re co n serv er of the soil. W ith !
this natu ral fe rtilizer well handled the 1
land can retain its fertility indefinite­
ly w ithout the aid of com m ercial fer- I
tilizers. A little th o u g h t will show
th a t the natu ral process will pay divi- j
dends. O therw ise the “old” lands arc
in th e process of b rin g starv ed to j
death. It will n o t alw ays be possible ,
to replace th e old farm b y new fields
broken up from the fa rth e r prairies. |
And the despised advice to go in f o r '
mixed farm ing m ay becom e of value
in o th e r w ays than from th e m ore
precario u s livestock po in t of view, j
It Is the G irl W ho In stin ctiv ely
P rese rv e s H er N atural
D ignity
She i> not, decidcly not, th e silly
“Happer” w ho pursues him w ith unUcsired atten tio n s. Q uite the co n ­
trary .
F o r her, his good n’a ture
may have an am used to lerance, but
n othing m ore serious o r w orthy will
ever he h er rew ard.
It is the girl who instinctively p re ­
serve* h er natu ral d ignity, y et w ho
has no irrita tin g airs and graces,
w ho wins his respect and his liking.
It is the girl who keeps back much
of her true self, so th a t h is in te re st
is aro u sed and k ept alive, n o t the
foolish one who recklessly lavishes
all her sm all treasu res w ith o u t being
ask ed to do so. W h at can be had
w ithout asking is n ev e r valued; in ­
deed. it is often avoided and des­
pised.
!
The m an’s girl never m akes this
m istak e, she keeps for her m en
friends all the sw eet delicacy and
n atu ral reserve th at are so a ttractiv e
and full of m y stery to m an in g en ­
eral. .
»
She «is sw eet, too, and does not
slander o th e rs—alw ays a point th at
men favor in girls. A nd ‘she is full of
life and sp irits and natu ral tun. yet
she is n o t fo rw ard or v u lg ar; there
is alw ays th e little touch of dignity
th a t keeps h e r *^ust rig h t” when ion
i<^ fast a« d jturious. A nd th is a man
respectif high ly . Such is the “m an’s
girl" at h e r bc*T? .
W o rld 's W h eat Supply
T he in tern atio n al in stitu te ot a g ­
riculture says th at in D e n m a rk ,
F rance, G reat B ritain, L uxem burg,
U nited S lates. B ritish India, jap an
and T u n is, rep o rts indicate
a r ra s
sow n w ith w heat this y e a r decidedly
larg er th a n those p i th e p re v io u s a g ­
ricu ltu ral season
F a r th e U nited
S tales and for B ritish India, in p a r­
ticular. th e increase oi w inter sow ­
ings is ab o u t 5 per c e n t T h e co n d i­
tio n of cro p s on M ay I w as very
g o o d in Irelan d , good in Spain, G reat
B ritain. F ran ce, M orocco and T onis.
"B o th on account of the increase in
a re a s s o w n and of th e decidedly fa­
vorab le conditions of th e cro p s on
M ay 1, w e have th e rig h t to ;e x p e c t
ia rite com ing sum m er a b e tte r cro p
o f food g ra in than th a t in 1917,“ th e
sta te m e n t adds.
D octor's Orders
“W h y do y ou u k such a tong cig­
a r h o ld er?^ asked Smith.
“T h e d o c to r told m e to keep aw ay
from to bacco," replied Jo o ea.—G n cir.nati E n q u irer.
Catting and C'nring A lfalfa French Orphans
earliei
V hbi w ere eon: and
French
th e ir place to
h a rro w * , f o o d
w om en h iv e tak
draw the P i t * * 1
p roduction an krai
fo rtj of women.. ^
m en and cripplesT has di
one-third.
*
m any, s n i ^ n v w l v e s less hand labor
than curing in rOH*.
T h e b est hay is.jobU incd through
E ight f •mer
seized by i
guay have'
adding 61
H o m e m a d e B aro m eter T bs
T ell C hanges o f W eath er
A te s t tube ab o u t ten inches long
and th ree-fo u rth s inch in d iam eter is
fastened to a base o r h ung up by a
wire. In this test tube are p ut tw o
dram s of cam phor, one-half dram of
potassium chloride, tw o ounces of
pure alcohol, tw o ounces of w ater. J r
the in g red ien ts do n ot m ix easily,
tube should be put in w arm w ater
o r shaken (horottghly. A fter a cord
is put in the tube, it is ready for
work.
Follow ing is the w eather which
the changes in the liquid do n ate:
C lear liquid—B rig h t w eather.
C rystals j at b o tto m —T hick air,
fro st in winter.
Dim liqifid—Rain.
D im liquid with
sm all
stars—
T h n n d rrsto fn is.
L arge flakes—H eayy air, pvercast,
sk y ; snow in w inter.
T h read s in
upper p a ri— U indy
wWt(ier.
Small dot* D am p w eather, fog.
R ising Hakes ■h ith rem ain h ig h —
V\ iud in upper air.
Small stars in w inter o r bright,
Fifteen boys in hi* fam ily
and clear, su n n t d ay s- Snow in A day o r
every one a "six-footer," the com ­ two.
bined b rig h t totalling ninety
fret,
Gold brtqk purchasers are born of
w as the boast of a Philadelphia d ra f­
te r, w ho w as found to» be -ix feet ten enough to keep the m anufacturf-r* from going o « t of business.
four irtefie* tall.
i he Soundness of the D a irjr'ln d u S try *w ith I n
in W estern C anada
; eqnivalei
T h at farm ers in S askatchew an, al•th o u g h they have less help than ,n
a
! previous years, and have put every / / .",,
possible acre in crop, are n o t neg- ° , 10 ?
lecting their cows, but are actually € rn n ,,n ’1
doing b e tte r for them , and w ith them
than in p ast years, is evidenced by
e
the business done by the. S axkatch:E "t o
wan C ream ery a t M oose Jaw .
ll*c noti
Up to the first of M ay th is year ffuc of t
fifty per cent, m o re b u tte r w as m ade pacifism.
I than in any p ast year, w hile during ] sternly
the m onth of M ay the increase Over ; the allei
th a t m onth in any previous y e a r 'w ajjandc^H H
a hundred per cent. T h e o u tp u t dur- ' th e n t5 P
ing June w as a lso very satisfactory, and tria
: T he m anager of the cream ery at- : struggle,
tributes the increase to g re a te r inter- , m ilitaris
<st on the p a rt of the farm ers, bet- f of natioi
te r ro w s, m ore atten tio n to feeding! w hen w
row s, cleaner handling and b etter j main oh
care of milk and cream . A large per- w ar.—\ \
centage of crean f bow received
is
pure sw eet cream . T he h ig h est price
An at
is paid for this cream and the fin rst (for com
quality of b u tte r is m ade th erefro m , a churn
1 T his all goes to prove th e sound- j form er
la th
K athleen S cott, the tab nte-.l .n e ss of th e dairy in d u stry in W est- ' little ad
widow o f the heroic po lar explorer, ern C anada w hen p ro p erly atten d ed _ _ _ _
is one of the m any fam ous women
w ho arc Bov. filling im p o rtan t posts
u nder the British governm ent.
F o r the. first time in the histo ry of Clogs Popular in England
I.elan d Sfandford U niversity w om en
graduate* o u tnum bered the men in B ecom ing E xceedingly P o p u lar All
th e I*>18 class.
O ver th e C ountry
j
W hen theIS 'm a n from L an cash ire”
ll) the Pasture Lot
tu rn ed his hand to m unition m aking,
ilie n ot only w ent to any p a rt of the
B ritish Isles to take up w ork, but
, also took his clogs w ith him. T he
result is to be found in th e ^clatter
o i the clog" in those d istricts where
: it was previously unknow n. L anrai shire clogs are in consequence be­
tco m in g exceedingly popular all over
the country.
..
T his is sperixffy tru e of W ooT
w ieb, w here th e local sto res are «n’ able to cope w ith th e dem and. T he
j men in the arsenal are n o t to be de­
prived of t b r if rlogs; they have ordi ered 1,000 pairs direct from a m anu­
“ Your lunch will be freeh and
tatty at dinner hour to-morrow.
It ii wrapped in Para-Sani.”
i
P A R A -SA N I
WRAPPER
I
Heavy, waxed paper irr House
■
^
hold Rolls, with handsome oak
Roller-Box. Para-Sani is cheaper and more convenient than
waxed paper in loose sheets and
the paper is of better quality.
Keeps in the Moisture, keeps out the Germs
Para-Sani is m oisture-proof, air-proof, germ-
proof. Sandw iches, cakes, bread, cheese can be
kept fresh and w holesom e if wrapped in ParaSani. Para-Sani w ill save m any tim es its cost by
preventing waste.
R a th e r A stonishing
A n o th e r thing th a t w ould have
been c o n sid ered im possible fo ur Or
fire y e a rs ag o is th a t T u rk e y conld
p o ssibly g e t in to an y com pany that
w ould be b a d fo r h e r morality*—
' f e t t e r Glass
arom a (Han ha* cu rl'd fa
row. I t is also likely to
less dusty and to be of a g re a te r
feeding value, because th ere are few ­
er chances of losing
the
leaves
th ro u g h sh atterin g . C oil-curing can
be recom m ended w henever labor is
available.
H ow soon after cutting
the haiy should be coiled, depends
largely on w eather conditions. In hot
w eather and b rig h t sunshine hay cut
in the m orning may be raked
and
roiled in the aftern o o n of the same
day. If the w eather is cloudy and
som ew hat cool, it m ay he fit to coil
the day a f te r it is cut. It
should
be coiled when well w illed and be­
fore the leaves are so d ry a*
to
break off easily.
M ost satisfactory
curing is obtained w hen the
coils
are m ade com paratively sm all
so
th a t the aif can circulate freely. If
the w eather is favorable, th e
hay
m ay be cured to perfection in_ th e
coils, b u t often it m ay be advisable,
three to ! u r days a fte r cutting, if
th e w’c atlicr is warm and sunop. to
shake the coil* out in the m orning
and draw to the barn in the after-
More and Better Butter
jW’hich th q sole of
r is m ade, is beid it is estim ated
i ot tw elve years
Nre this best
of
"can be grow n in
,
J 75 M c D e r m o P A v e . E .
s‘ al “ ■* p” *"4
J f~* * c 0 D
«* ™ **
«IK Jtoil vifkom Hvw. ......
W IN N IP E G , M A N .
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Phone 45 for Fresh Groceries
I CRAIG’S CASH STORE
id
Weekly News from our Grocery Dept
JMil
>week we are offering some very epecia
values in first quality goods.
§ jj§ j
IffTEST5H0WHER
A shipment of these arrived last week in a full
range of sizes, from 30 to 44.
They are made from good quality Linne and
Chambray in many different colors
The style i* straight one piece long sleeves;
belted in at waist, finished with white collar.
Choice Orangeade, Dallun’a . . . . 40c
Choice Grape Juice, Welch's... 35c
Choice Crab Apple Jellv.......... 30c
Choice Lime Juice, Rose’*, , . . . 50c
Choice Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. 2.5c
Choice Mixed Jam, per tin ___ 75c
Choice Pink Salmon, fla ts ___ 15c
Choice Tomatoes, heavy pack .. 25c
Price ......,...$ 2 .2 5 and $2.75
It
4 *
I
U*4* L
a va m
a n v pretty
v rpieces
i i ^ M ssuitable
n i t a l i L F*.r
We
liave
many
for r*nr.
curtaius, bags and furniture coverings, 28 and 38
in. wide.
Priced at 35c to 75c per yard
NOBODY BUYS OVERALLS TO PLAY TRICKS WITH
THEM SUCH AS IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE ABOVE,
IN WHICH FOUR MEN EXERTED ALL THEIR STRENGTH
IN THE EFFORT TO RIP A PAIR Of PEABODYS’ OVERALLS:
PRESERVING FRUIT
This haa been a record season for us in the Fruit line. We have the
Fruit packed by expett workmen, and shipped to us by express direct
from the orchards at B. C. Our shipments are arriving duily in tiratclass condition, this is the reason that we ure selling hundreds of cases
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BUT IF THEY W ilt STAND TfflS-THEY WONT Rlt>
UNDER THE HARDEST KIND’OF LEGITIMATE WEAR
Down Proof. In blue and pink backgrounds,
with floral design in pink. Width 38 in.
Price ....
........ 50c per yard
L a d ie s ’ M o t o r
C o a tS
Made from a splendid Rubberized Cloth, in a popular loose fitting style,
sizes from 34 to 38.
Our p r ic e .............................. $6.50 to $14.75
WE ARE T H E A G E N T S O F ' ^
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We have a very fine
stock of Prunes, Evap- y '* t
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orated Apples, Peaches, and Loganberries.
Get our prices in these lines. *
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Phone 45 for Fresh G roceries
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PE A B O D Y S’ C l
Order your Apricot
GUARANTEED OVERALLS.
Pears
save
Fruit
We are agents for tbs celebrated Peabody Overalls. They wear like a Pig’s
Nose, and fit as if made for you. We carry a splendid range of other lines as
well. We are offering this week a good heavy-weight overall, triple stitched
and made to stand all kinds of heavy wear, Smocks to match.
Our p r ic e : $1.95 per garm ent.
We have other
tines
a t $2.00 and $2.25.
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We carry a very large stock of
Weekly News from our Produce Dept.
BITTER
We want all the choice Butter that you have to otfer. We would rather
have it in crocks or tubs. Choice packed Butter demands 2c per Ibover
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the market. We pay spot cash for all produce.
We are ia the market for every case of Eggs that
price this week is very tempting indeed. WTe do n<
in trade. We pay spot cash. Ship your Eggs to u
to you.
Boys’ and Youth's Overalls at 85c, $1.00 and $1.25
We can give you these in plain Black or Blue stripe.
We have a very large range of
MEN S and BOYS’ WORK
SHIRTS
See us in regard to your require-
that cannot
ments. Ou
prices are:
Buy where you
can save money
Weekly News from our Produce Dept.
CREAM
CREAM
Items. Get acq&aiqted with the But
will more than please you.
We are shipping large quantities of Cream, thereason for this is that we
are paying the highest price of any buying station in Saskatchewan.
We give the correct weight and test, and pay you in real money on the
day of purchase. We test with our up-to-date steam turbine tester
which insures correct work in every instance. Bring your Cream in, it
means money to you.
equalled for quality of price.
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We carry a very large stock of thes
terick line, these patl
CK FASHION SHEET
Canada Food Board Retail License Number 8—7268
Wolseley, Sask
F re n c h Iv o ry
T o ile t a n d M anicure S e ts
and Odd P iec es
In
Puff Jar«, Hair Receivers,
Jewel Boxes, Perfume Bottles
Talcum Holders, etc.
Start now, buy your set in single
pieces ^
Orders taken for lull sets with
initials engraved
The Jeweler
Thresher Supplies
A sk y o u r U. G. G.
E le v a to r Agent about
Shipping Drums, etc.
Belting
Grain Tanks
Water Tanks
Grain Scoops
Oils and Greases
UNITED GRAIN GROWERS, LTD.
W IN N IP E G
CALO ARY
R E G IN A
SASKA TO O N
A. B eckett. E lev a to r A go at, d lenavon.
W . Dwalop.
M so tm srtre
R . H. M cLean. ••
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District News
E L L IS BORO
W e re g re t to learn th a t MW. H e a ry
D aff, w ho bac been ill for m ore th a n
tw o w eeks w ith h e a r t tro u b le and
o th e r com plication*,!* a t p re se n t very
low an d h e r reco v ery is very doubtful.
Mrs. A r th u r Jo n e s and baby a rriv ed
h o m e on S a tu rd a y , su m m oned to th e
bedside of bet sick m o th er.
Mts. G eorge Lee, w ho w en t to W in ­
n ipeg la s t w eek , has been o p erated
upon for appendicitis* an A y s , a re glad
to le a rn is g e ttin g on n ic e ^ ^ ^ fcSf
Mr. an d Mrs. G. P. C am pbell ar.ti
E velyn have re tu rn e d from R ochester,
W e a re g lad to know th a t bo th Mrs.
C am pbell a n d E v ely n a re m ak in g a
sa tisfa c to ry recovery.
W B lfT F I E L D
makecf*-£lub held at Mrs. G. Marshal)'*
wa« well attended, th irty p a ir o f socks
and tw elve d ay shirts were packed
and sent to Daughters of the E m pire.
The next m eeting w ill be held a tlfc e
home of Sirs. J . P la tt on W e d n esd ay
A ug. 14th. when Miss Elsie D uncan
w ill give a demonstration on c an n in g
vegetables.
$ 2L 00, being h a lf th e
proceeds of the dance held in Mr. T.
E. R ign ey’* barn, was handed o v er to
• be club, for this sum they a re very
th a n k fu l.
R ev. H. W . T oom bs attended the
m eeting of the Qu’Appelle preebyteiy
a t Qu"Appel le on F rid ay, and took
part in the induction of the new min­
ister. Mr. Read.;
Mrs. W . H. E llis has gone to North
Battleford on a visit to her sister.
Sorry and
Mad, E h !
Another mi;n and you
were not pgejpared to secure a supp]ly of water,
Let ns have your order
Mrs. 8. 8. Merrifirld is m aking her
first visit to her old home, since go­
ing to town. H er m any friends are
very glad to see her looking so welL
R ev. and Mrs. Millard and son are
on a visit to their m any friends here.
The EUisboro school opened on Mon­
d ay for the fall term. Mr. C. W inn
arrived on Satu rd ay from W innipeg,
where he has spent the summer bolid a y s .|
Spirella Corsets In Every Community
W O L S E L E Y M IL L IN E R Y AN D
D R E S S M A K IN Q P A R L O R S
O ver S. C ole’5 S to r e
GEO. E. BISHOP
Steel G arages
Get our prices on a Steel
Garage. Remember they
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Red Cross picnic on Sat­
urday. Am ong the things o* interest
N e x t to E U te T h e a t r e
Tha beat leather—Oak Tan—need
for all repairing. Price* right,
A b ae Lacaa- Ton and H ack, the
heat on the market.
“ • * ’’• “ • ‘ -Oil P -U , tXD U d
n . S O B O L IS K t
that
UI- n
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h t'l
to K ft a lo n g w ith ia d o u b tle s s Buffer- H
ing fro m n ^rv p im p in g e m e n t.
l l 'i w a lm a l
epinal c . l imri v
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P a in t e r a n d D e c o ra to r
W olseley
can
H o ra e A s t r a y
S tray ed onto & rra of u n d ersig n ed ,
th re e miles w eft of W o lseley , ons
horse, dark bay, about th re e y ears old.
O w ner can have same by p ro v in g pro­
p e rty and paying expenses.—Joseph
P o rte k n c e , W olseley, p hone 137-2.
Mr. an d Mrs. F . H odgkinson and
G irl W an ted
fam ily a re e n jo y in g a sh o rt v acation
To
assist
with
housework on farm
I a t K ate p w e L ake, also Mis6 G ladys
$30.00 per month. A pply to Mrs. F.
j O liver a n d M ite S k ek .
C. Barber, W olseley, obone 95-12.
A g re a t m an y from both E llisboro
an d R osew ood m o to red to R eg in a la st
w eek to a tte n d th e fair.
Miss B ird ie Ellis is th e ju d g e of
fa n cy -w o rk a t th e W in d th o r tt fa ir
th is w eek.
A g e n t fo r
v ro u ld n ’t m a k e you feel b e t t e r ' T h e
-pin,il a d j u s t
i ^ ^
o ffe r a id
N a t tire in c o r r e c ti n g
M e c h a n ic a l d e r a n g e m e n ts
DR. "B. B A R B E R ( C h i r o p r a c t o r )
nm ol
- Fasersl Director k Zabalaer
Wolseley. Phone 33; Iadlaa Head. Phase J*;
Siatalsta. Phoss 23; Qs’AsyeUe. Phase 75
TWO OXAESZS IX COXVZCTIOX
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G ra d u a te o f th e P alm er School of C h iro p r a c tic , C h ir o p r a c tic F o u n ta in
H e ad . D a v e n p o rt, Io w a , U .S ,A . L icen ced try th e S>«»k. tio v ^ r n m e n t.
MOTTO:
S E R V I C E NOT P R O F I T
BINDER TWINE
Our supply of Binder Twine has arrived.
possible.
Prices as low as
,
Fruit for Preserving
A car of Fruit, consisting of Peaches, Pears, Plums, Prunes,
Crab Apples, Fall Apples, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Onions,
etc., will arrive about the end of the month. Place your