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Hastjtmm
V o l ft.
N o. 33.
Lash burn.
GRIM TRAGEDY
IN LONELY SHACK
Drinking Orgy Result* In One Men Kilted And Two 0*her«
Charged With Murder
Comet.
31.00 Per V W
S u it - Thursday, Dec. 2, 19IS.
I remaad of *aght day* was asked'
foe by Mr J*ck«»r> and g ra o ’ ed by 1
* magistral*
Tw o nwmtora of tto H N W M V
arrived in town that sight and n
ttotr charg* t b *ecu**d were t a b s
to Battieford thr following day tn
again appear i * U ifc b ir a on Friday
or Aatarday of tto* » * * b for I b u
preliminary t o in a g on * b
rra w
eta rge of m ird* r.
<ro tiati-rday (Staff S erge**' Jackson W Jacob* sod a represent at i »«
of tto pr**a agam varied U iu rk a
shark w b o t b faefgeant unearth'd
tto revolver mentioned us t b e v i­
den ce of Kent at tto enquiry of l b
previm^ day. Further t b shot oi
b u llet hoi* Ml t b log noticed by t b
jury on t b i r *m t to t b aback was
aamitked and chiselled
l »4 « * *
ft*, fad to cantam practically a » ) o *
charge of ahot t o g e tb r nu h
gun
nad*. Nothing more throwing any
light an t b c rig i'
discover,* at
tb
visit.
On to.relay. Dr. Mackeasie made a
flo w re-examination of t b b a d and
nrck of McMillan, and in ha* search
dieeover-d and
extracted
fourteen
pelh-t* of •hot from and in t b vicin­
ity of tto » o-ifad. tbus establishing
aithout doubt that death waa cautril
by o shot gun. T b charge of «bot
that had entered t b wall of
tb
•hark had apparently kit no
one
otherwise trace* of blood aught have
been expected to show on the paper
of tto wall around t b shot bokNone were in evidencThis makes
it clear that at least tw o abot* were j
fired before tbe gun was brok»n.
' n.ndy
Mr M.lliin
4. .4
* D o r' ’ had received in l b frseaa.
A* .a
K nl w i l l * fr s * t«r * d 4.11
> t i t b eaar t i I l-ernek t b prrtro.a
M i r b *lU r»4 I t n e ilk k iit u ll *ftd • vetting and for that m a tter
tb
Y L n i t k Mr* l;w e in B stllrford V .W o f t b pT-VMTl* «tl f M l (S k ill
i i U i * 4 ' r • rlu / g . «»/ murder i» • blank
In o t b r word* b
w-m
in* tr**tr r**uli *4 • drunk- n « r (| d-ad to t b »o r M a ft-r the** drink*
m ib# >kirk W F U iu rk . it mil** from t b atone jar of rye obivky.
no*i t r ia l of U ik b ir n . on ifaednr* Ha had a drink or t o o t b o w-nt
day rue fit *4 UM w «*b
* 'k r « lb* Wit to put l b bora** in t b atabie
fir* ( m * i W M e N iik * • 4 »*tk r »»r k came into t b ikatk again, had t o
*4 town m i T k m M r afternoon lent w b r drank or an t b n t o w notfa­
by i.l* y b « a . from b u m
naerewa
ng «nor. until b was awakened by
(it«w 4 try say jw ru «u i»r* «* >» t « * Lenick in t b a r - j dawn of
tb
•t had occurred it » « • r - M - n lij »up tnoewng after and told that 'handy*
|o#4 that ~rt*ody' bud t* »n k tod waa dead How b b id come fay bis
• hikr * t » ratine bu •v.-ll-hortog out­ ow o injurwa hr knew not. It was
fit * u k * k e k Ik • • • known to I* ail a blank and b could
kardly
mike fata b w ild rre d a#ns** ufader• * r k i* « in that dint r e t. and r « « »
qucBtlf. m till* fari> f kn drruia* » < « tttnd t b import of t b grim tragedy
• brootrled in laat » r * k • i**t«a
o<
ttua paprr aa lik in g pine* in tb it
way.
Carnarr M*rk~oxie and
W
T IIK t'A l AR <iF T IIK THAGEDY
Jacobs mot o r-4 o il in I* nick * pise*
immediately oo receipt * f the new*
a ml fount. that a far mor« tragic
iK C '.rrenc even than an arrid-ntsl
death in a w -ll fa-d occurred
On
tfartr return tn to o n is tb- e*eoin«t
they bnxtfbt "U a r" K m i Into tto
hoepual and at once commitment*'!
with the mounted police authorities
at Battieford and
Staff Sergeant I
Jaebaon arrived by file Mifhl train
Tto vboektog tragedy waa undoubt­
to take charge of tto raw* and no Id
edly tbe result of a prolonged drunk­
an inveatkgallon. The follow m « morn­
en orgy
An emply whinky
jar
ing a coroner's jury consist inst
of
«**nding -uider tto table
in
tb
M-**r*. J. Hrandwn. H II A r m iifw g .
aback wxa t b datnmng evidence of
W. Jacob*. W L Chapenin. W O ffe r |
how and why thta terrible enm - bud
and II. II. Vokana were sworn in.
oec irred.
Three unfortunate m u.
and mo. ore J out mi company with ilk
each with a
natural craving
for
coroner and h r g n a t J n a .u n to IU» '
hgjor. a faig quantity within reach,
• o i k of the tragedy. Tbe interior ol
no restraining influence* upon them,
Lemch a aback showed grim evidroe* !
drinking, drinking
drinking,
with
of Hie terrible nature o f tb- event* j
what result is now only too well
know n.
that bad taken plan-. Lying on t b
floor in tb* centre of tb- aback witk
The label on t b fatal jar showed
h«s b a d in a pool of blood waa t b
that it bad been supplied by
tb
body nf "S an d y' McMillan, apparent­
government, under a system
that
ly in t b *atn* spot w b r * be bad fa l­
permits large quantities of liquor to
len when k# life bad b e n m awfully
be indiscriminately distributed with­
and ao suddenly snuffed out. Hlevel
out first ascertaining w tot to r recipi­
spots oo one of t b window* an i m
ent* are persona sufficiently respon­
several place* on t b paper which
sible to be trusted with tb- amount
tbe government allow*.
covered t b tough log* of t b walla
aim indicated a struggle of some tort
This ts tbe first crime in t b pro
Above ia a pho ©graphic reproduct­
• t t b r before or after t b
killing. ion of tbe fatal whisky jo g taken tinee directly chargeable
to
tb
That a
terrible lig h t ensued waa from F. Lenick'* ahaok the day after dispensary system and the govern­
indicated oo w e r y w4>. In on* cor­ th# tragedy.
Note tb* government ment should forthw ith *** that it ia
'.to laat by going out of the business
ner of t b aback waa t b broken label.
altogether. I a any coo* there should
remain* of a lamp which had c i l b r
fan atriet regulations at ooee pat into
b n thrown or knocked o ff t b tabk
In t b melee tbat must bare taken that bad taken plsoc. Questioned by effect, by which t b quantity of li­
plane, and up t b walla t b P*P-r Sergeant Jackson, b atated that br quor allowed to any one individual
waa burned completely away, and bad seen Lemch tbat morning re­ per day should he reduced by 75 p c
charred articles at d o m in g etc., were move a cartridge from t b barrel of
hanging ' b r e with t b log* burned hi* rifle and place it in t b magaatne
and blackened right up to t b row Be also observed Lemch take aomr
c'a t 'j C j f j C J i ; J L 'jw a c J L U t ] [
showed plainly tb it a fire which at cartridges out of a revolver.
one tun- must haV* threatened tbS E Whir* was the next witneaa.
entire aback waa gaining b a d w i j Be atated that hr resided with F.
before it waa extinguished.
tluigley a little over a mile west of
The jury on tu m m ia g the body of Lenick* place He deponed that F.
t b dead man found a gaping wound Lenick had called at Quigley's on t b
on t b -right aide of tb? n*ek extend­ tnorn.ng of Thursday. N ovem b r 25.
ing through to t b mouth * it b t b sod stated there h*d b e n “ b d Inek'
left BKt* of tbe face and jaw muti­ over ,it hi* pUee t b night prwifau*.
lated to such »n extent tb it identi­ 1 0 I that "Sandy” McMillan was devd
fication on that aide would have been He accompanied Ie-nick home
*•»
impossible. A part of tbe lower jaw »br dead mao lying on t b floor rovr. d with « blanket. He f u r t b r saw
t o g e t b r with a part of t b face had
disappeared completely. These grue­ l>oc. Kent sitting on t b faed with a
some relic* which it was
thought uadly battered b a d At t b request
might furnish conclusive evidence as of Kent he t o t b d b * b a d and gave
to t b cause of death have not b e n *omc attention to hi* injuries. Kent
found Lndrr the body when it wa* **id b must have got quite a " jo lt "
removed was found t b under lever during t b night but knew nothing
of a shot gun and tn o t b r ports of of it. H»- noticed that t b shark had
t b «b*ek w-ere found o t b r hmken b n on fire, and said len ick had
portions of the same weapon. In one told him that b could not "figure
of t b log* near « b door was found the fire out at *IL*' According to w it­
a hole a* if mode by *ome mmttr ness Lenick f u r t b r said “ we migkt
from a lire arm. but b yon d noting all have been in * # b s this morning.”
this fact, tiergeant Jackson mad. no Witness *oid to did not wish to talk
investigation at t b trme It might i h » i : t b tragedy to either Lenick
have been eauaed by tbe entry of or Kent aa be wanted to keep their
e i t b r an expanding bullet or by 5 m iid* off it. He said b n impressions
charge of shot fired at clone rang* on seeing the piaee was that there
T b body waa brought into town had be«-n a “ rough bouse."
and t b Coroner's inquest, which was
F. Q -tgk y. the next witness, cor­
adjourned at t b scene of t b tragedy, roborated t b previous witness aa to
waa continued in G reer* ball during Lenick calling at hia bouse early in
tto morning
He had gone over to
t b afternoon
T b first witness called w*s
r. Lenick b stork to g e t b r with Lenick
Lenick. who Mated that Sandy Mc­ and White. He saw t b body of Mc­
Millan and Doc Kent were passing Millan lying oo tbe floor but did
his hom e t b previous day with t b i r not raise tbe blanket to mske any
outfit on t b i r way to bore a well examination. Nest to r Kent or Len­
for a farm er *©m* males away He ick could understand what had hap­
had atated that b had something' pened. and he. witness, did
not
in t b aback of which t b y might question them. He at once went to
like tn have a drink. T b y omeatou Waseca ond notified Coroner Macto this proposal and went in. T b y ken ate. of Lash burn, by telephone.
drank for aonae urn* in fact
for
Dr. Cook, of Lloydminater. was col­
most of tbe* day. as b bad a gallon led to make a post mortem examin­
ja r of ry* whisky us bis shirk T b y ation of t b deceased and hia report at least. T b lemon of t b grim tra g ­
did not trouble tn get meals T b y to the coroner was to t b effect that edy ia this lonely prairie stock should
bad. aa fa r •• b could remember, a McMillan a organs were normal in not to loot upon oar legislator*, for
••sup* of coffee at one time donna every respect. No marks of violence it oertannly w ill not b upon tto
wcre found on the body o t b r than people who have been mad* *v*-p*rtt b day. Hks memory w »* t b n
blank and b
co.Id recollect noth­ wounds in the neck and b a d . Them m ra ia this aefarioon traffic- It look*
ing of what afterw ards trd a n p im wound*, in his opinion, were suffici oow oa if tbe government most quit
until b awoke is t b morning and ent to canoe instantaneous death and t b liquor business or t b
found himself lying on t b
floor, to should judge were made by an w ill quit t b
w ith Doc Kent lying in o n o t b r cor­ expanding or soft sowed bullet fired
ner of t b aback and b o d y McMil­ at close range. He aoad he found no
lan lying in t b erntrr of t b room. iracea of shot tn t b wounds.
Don't order yoor Private Greeting
Tbte practically closed t b coroner's Cords o a til you hove seen t b MasMe stated tbat t b place was coW
and b
b d attempted to
arouse inquiry ond t b ju ry retired to foam lea at T b Coaset office. T b fiaavt.
t tour verdict. T b y returned in
a assort me at ewer d i m ia L a a h b ra .
-Sandy'* tn put bam in b d . w b n b
found that br was dead. He
t b n few minutes and reported that after with prises t b lowest.
deceased.
awoke Kent and told him of what viewing t b body o f t b
b
hod found, and Kent had sold. Alexander McMJiaa at t b residence
Gool Law. t b youth seat
- I can't b lseve U-~ He t b n cov­ of F. Lemch and a fte r lietruang tn from LdwydmiaeUr for forgery
ia
ered a blanket oner t b dead man. t b nsedseai and o t b r evidence given altering t b omaaat o f a cheque was
at
t
b
enquiry,
t
b
y
found
that
Meand b id down in t b
bed for a
arraigned before Judge Mar Lean qn
abort tame until it was daylight, and jMillaa had come tn b a death by a t b tth w b o b plea d* 4 gu ilty sad
than b had gone over to F. Quigley builet bred from a rifle to t b haada
until t b
baa nearest neighbor tn ask him tn
T b eoramrrM enquiry waa then
n otify t b o o tb rk seo. Although be
T b arrest mt Lease!
I m closely qstationed by Sergeant
K Jackson, witness mamtaioed that b
tallowi d. ▲
) had aboalatriy ao n eallt ctsoa o f any­ irate’s court wKh Mr. A. B.
t h i n that hod happened during t b
of Sorgeoot J,
provisos night and waa at a com­
plete boa to understood how
tb
« aepontety afcnrgad.
F n T U o t L sad yoo
tragedy b d s o c u n d .
- D o e ' Kent w o* then calked and W ell* & b a t . m or a hoot
at North Bat-
GOOD THINGS FOR
CHRISTMAS
As per usual a person rather expects quite a feu
table on this festal occasion.
extras on the
W c have made special effort*
thi?*
season to supply you with the best at Lowest Price?*
F irst Of All The Christm as Cake
New Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel, Currants, fancy KaiMn», Ad?> tic t I .>t« s p ce*.
Shelled Walnut* and Almond*. New Date* and Fig*. Cryatalixed tiinger. Everything tbut the
culinary experience! to make a tasty cake
Table Dainties
Table Raisma and Fig*, W alnuts, Brani*, Filbert*, Jumbo Peanut*. .v ‘. p* t
Soft Snell Almond* 25c. per lbAll kinds ol Chocolate* from 2
t.' 50i lb
Large vanetv ol Chnatma* Candies at 25c. pci lb.
BomBoti* 25c. 50c; ar.d 7.V prt bo*.
Jap. and Navel Orange*, new otoik
CARR S E N G L IS H
RISCL’ ITS.
Anything and e\cr>thmg in Carr * I
25c. per lb.
hikv
Biscuit* on Sale at
Regular Price 30c to fiOc lb
California Pte*er\ed Fruit* in glass jar*, finest on market.
Peaches, Pear*. Apricot*. Cherries.
Regular 75c. going at 55c.
Japanese China
A special lot of Japanese China; best values w e have ever kbown 15c and 2>c.
25c tables.
See our ■
and
Y ou will be surprised to see what you can buy lor a Quarter.
n
Snyder & Armstrong
I
LASHBURN’S LARGEST STORE
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a c j t j c a t j c u c ’i u a k
SsleaCi*'
In spite of the W ar
Stoves have not advanced in price
W c have our usual full lines at the old prices and in some cases
cheaper
Everything in pipes and fittings (ours fit right to o )
W h y not get fixed for the cold weather before it com es?
Brandon & Son
( n o t b hoapital wi.h tttk . at t b
esB fktrly sw atbd ia ban
fay t b MBjuxma Me
H h lw i of r .
P rin tin g Jr
When Mr. Traveller, of * Mail Order Printing
House, drops into yonr store w itk his 10 cent
smile and hearty hand sha_„
sure and have
on hand a good supply of
r
Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelopes,
etc., printed at the Comet Office
W e have the goods and can supply yon with anything in the printing li
from a visiting card to a full sheet poster
aad ia ant ta same ap im
» * ■ » m b ft* ta Military
M M dtlfS
Prin tin g
m m
THE COMET. L A M iB LK N . SASKATCHEW AN
WITHIN
THE LAW
CHEW “ PAY ROLL” TOBACCO
A
B R IG H T
TO B A C C O
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TH E
F IN E S T
Q U A L IT Y
10 C E N T S P E B PLUG
ca poor
lag to gtv# of iteeif Ha best far tfee eaa
H t r on Submarines
K eepin g H ots and
hatoved
beyond U a l as yet there
A r.i ng her fa ilrw * w»ra ar,m* llfea waa lit tie to be said o f fern with « j
-------lairls On the Farm
( < « p y rig h t)
hers# f. o tie r* «aU#e
Of fear o * t setae**
Ha was a spotiod child of Aeroplanes ano Destroyer* Always an
Garmaw CMm.fti Ar# Maw F .r*a.n;
sort in taia eiagl* pa.-tic ait * were tbo fortsaa. if you wiafe to have tt ao Car
t*.
and Work TooatKar
two g r le
with » bom «he shared a ’-aiaiy, be * m ooly a draft# to taa
r * * * ,.!
... TV- .* » * * Bays' a«d G<r.a Ciwba to C -«at* in
Dotiats f a r Tm f t >*rg *a
a
i ooai ag o f aU U a ships
cheap r » a
Their ro *a *o o dweamy world a feivo. Thus far fea bad e o
barest ia A gn iu t . r « l t it *
CHAKTk.lt L
feoiw t.iu * U lU ly tn iI ! * * . . . - * t o
is .
.k ..n
- i i - a « v * U i * * • Briuah grand Best U
th e 1 ,
la
SlUti.de
toward
the
other
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l
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a
Tm
of 1>|M
atuf)
la tend of a wasters* atftia u! a u o r . *n u * . u . * * a . * * ; ,
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*k fe a a * , been U an . # 1The
the -.ft.ue boa.1 of uc-oft In tie if a* J * ! 4
T'w« in # of IM t i t . • t j r t iU’ t«4 tonal.on (ft# found as raa. com pai .
r * v / ~ * » a il
into a mother ship lor the *“ mer ft Be g l up from uta auppri may be .*»in «d Ity a'atu*y » u.* *
i.a
on*
ft.n.er
a.eft-ng
» iu i a iail.aen.caia ik a e.u*.y 1 . 4. . *
•lowiy,
it e » U f« t
tm k *e«t ionsbip Sev«Tta riaft* they were whoie- S L ^ k i .
i , .of
f •happ.neoa
. J a w . aeap^ae#
Laadieg y ia U o n u ha.a •**
amJoa and feis genial .air
U aeg tha p>*c* of the proibenmiw
odd/w*a«d to l a towtvo j r » t • »* - fa | * * l i>a« l..« iiti ..1*1 1 1 *4 . . 1
of ilgftl It U.« » * .
JlWi *t tft* out' ad im enough
O tte r w e e they ftera
1 aki&g them *■ m>y u . .
(T o be COfttlnnadi
■ id *
decks boxnoo s r » at.red » u « r « oaek
son. »wm eu...g *i*a u.ia
> o »,
act tm act «*<
u*ftt« a»>t U * Uiitarate. altogether -in".* genial
ft e a. 1%
gvolts used th be p ^ yed . tha d.n.ng J
.
* » e*n • iiiMwaw.# Ooe.eI in r ,
»m H UiIrfOMM'A
Oft t « f BaOitot
ia such wtaa. through five dreary _ _ „ ,
nanta
.*rg«
<oft*
g
at#
Hava Laeft si.ed up as t v i g * * t l a i »U iia , t e l 4>-v# * -• u i»>*.
brain kuf a M>ftg time siift costiauftd y » . \f«ry Tam er . . - i n n# bo«r ■ C h i l d r e n s r e t a E x h i b i t i o n
to
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l
*oi«s.
He
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in
pay
a
tm.A
tha
c
o
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a.
awp*.’
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the
iniik,
ana
to
tne t u i U itn u l n a is IS* daily ghe stood ->efiled a roaster ftha {
Most of tha romance and action of
*^*ua »o o d tor >■ *r rn tr-er A -a ft.-aisiij a ellt« ( y tne pres
» * . , «t ta m e usu « k ***1" * l « * t j of tpent i ' f ••-fier aaktag a , .ra !n obl:g
*A/#i
Ap.MJi at.it ia/ Upon S «f a<ory me:..*, labors, cooking her own Pubi>city Campaign ts fee inaugurated » aria re. wblia the grand Cert fta.ta doll l torget to :erd tise p.gs l »e * .1 •dial leather f u e l are gioft
Th# number ol •u in i.ls t
tfu a M t spirit. ia a v »* g * • » / a,# araet :i,*a « over the raa. washing and
at tna Pa-sarra Pacific Eamotton
j £of
Gor mans, be-vung* to tha aca to go to the acmao.nouaa lu ( » • a >e
tm a on How to Se-ep uia t> y# on ia. (hat arc o ilir td tor •#.# u
p. is mg
t« a .;i«4 feat » * t ia«rtftaaa aft ) r*st«*d tmaing. for the sake of that neat a y
R. C- Gafto, editor. Judicious Ad- p.ac.es sag the destroy era. an tes a larm ' * the real o f this man s » u .i A rtd k iai yam ana martnaia
ar* (ft
in u gra'«fi»i*y. s u it.) fea/lU
>aal p arauea which was rw;aired of ber veruamg. u iu^gu. in e »p re ».i_ g ft.a correspond.at of tha New
Yore
(juetit.y
adieruawd,
A
lit,
had
nil
1*11
hwliia
and
gone
to
toe
•ft* a#..n ato u i« to tm tuil horror by those is aathoflty at the flmporHerald
Tha droadaaugtLs
remain
u.p.y ft.
<-f iter a .g:,t
la a tyf-'tna aatf oi*- ti.m. yet m-.te eaper.al.y necewaary for keen interest m the C b u it w a Pets :n harbor,
for
occasional city bacauaa they got I IIv j of doing toiy .ii iiri-s i.il n g in u
L ia h iu o a at tn* I'anatn* I'acilic In- cruise* into except
the North Sea, hut the la * cu^res and *t ia more than iin«.y ieen ton* o>t Ute Stud *>*/ > »U fe Jtli
art/ua iaiiitoa aba » * »
to her vwo aeir respect.
tern* lonal Klpoa.lion, 1 >ee;aa.oer 2 p a i n and tn# destroyars ar* alway* mat tb s ta-y did v * samr aa a.-on seeks traie u*ra tu push >t
u
lt« «S on to (tilt
of avoaatioft.
W ill a mind k «n and evrueat aha
md toid « h ,*l u.e » t.fti la. iK.U M.
t.iw* to aln a iltLta reap, a fro.it Uta r f,ntrivr<{ w a * •<>.*<« fr >m reading and t. 4n a f e a that a k ai>«ie4»e of »n thv mo» •
They work log e tc . r *•
* * * W*B enough
ammaia
ia
not
so
widely
aiSuaed
as
A
is
ta
tu
■ortur* tfeaf haa aatiauaiad *t«r acui and * ’ ody rig ai.-ire is# free library t n.ai ol p acta and iirtniy peitese* in a in bunting "Krttx." aa Bnusn oflic-l
tut* for ftajpp*- 4 Cf— 01 ti
Ue* *•> •** »weP li,e h°>*
Of a tu4 i * a aar # f « .
la * g * » * her tr.i* oppi rt-nity Uy raedid
era and men uaitcrsaiiy
ca.l t h a ik ;r*» •>* 16• lafu* l* to give u.em a adtsiU M d by anoturt c l. L-. ,x mi !«
publicity u o .p a .g a fth.ch Wuttid p.acv ,ubmar.nt»
tory ia tt.-ir..n
lb * »ftia * i .• re...
i.iiis
Larm
of
their
o
«
n
and
Id
them
bisrfc Hues utat iay a a o ta taa panel r h l a r y o i
of h er**if with otbera ,
of tig tit. alk] ift Utat
inaUtftt fe«f af»o it fc*r aha reailied the fact that i. a rights of G t luU'.a cieaturoa of tha
A submarine cruising below tb* l1* * * m * proceeds. m*tead of kluing cream ts forbidden, *. d t
north
aijuareiy
before
tne
public
so
aptnt * «a tai<kraa4 u#<'* a«#,u I fta ahe poBsesreid an lnle!!sgenfe beyond
turfaca la vialbiw to an aviator. It m#ir Jo.ng ambition »:U i tne drudg prunng cieunst s ,—ii • u at u
lual .Ob' may avoid, at .cast, gniftg
b ate hewn Utw l in ,.n« if tn
rum4a Utica (root uar t r a il
Vision
'ra te i* deeper u.sn , j or 4 ) rrT
con .bun chores
la u
>ia« *
«.*-rage
The training by b eri jic u i attention.
«a a elder bov
I n!#fstanding #«u *4 fa'ber, too, had beam of a saperv-r!
1 or 1
feet,
and ieates
a character Stic order of tbings a very prominent p-rt au 1 b»-»t cali-s m n. .
Mr Uano. who was a reporter on ripple of air bubbles and feirefta* of is be.ftg p.ayed by hue boys' and g.ris gadlLi «L Cf frtt*
tnc fail import of taia hideous tain* kind T i e r 1
l
i
t
tt
ifUih
l
u* r « Ift
- w#a a* well, at tha back |tha New Ur .cans I'.tayuce at tne tun*
farm iiu lil and tbe country acnool Lk- .tfu r i r««ui. in: ztt o f Uniter Nfed
on * h t ii an* looked
Fof the psue. vaguely, t
oil.
When
a
piane
has
lot
at
eg
a
g of particular
uic great Miaaiaa.ppi flood, sent to submarine it *igna.s the bubter* fairs
.
t.
1 ue b o )* ’ and g if.*' club Idea
( , , 1,1 .
tall
of Uftitl * # « a aln tow «■ ( 1.1* u attfeta reap, t that t»el .nga inevitably to the
UtC&itt
a wait of itoita
T lo rigid lift*'* of poasea*or of good blood. Ktnaily aha Tor raa, where th« ie.ee broae, to hni wnere to go
4 urn turnuim;■,** f A** ft
Mubiuarinft bunt.ng is u more fully developed in the t Uited
.i«
..a
of
ftuUian
interest,
gate
bp
liiact that cro »*M »l * * f * bars — femnreiy enjoye! a mode«t spp'ecta- '
i mm ft
a tireless game of bid* and sees tsiatva than in t ana .a, but it is taa.ng i f it :» *u. )>ruiLgijf
lie in iklOllkg tt.
prison bait
It » a « atlll trta. then t on of her own phya ral advantage* hi* newspaper yob to try to re v u e the Naval ingi-nu.ty has inreniad no end iioiii in V>ester n Canada and a lot ol ( fevapi-r thdio a rl.ttIM
atoall dun b brutes be iouud maroon­ of metbOu# of location
to
)
a
and
g.r.s
are
deteiop.ng
tbrougi
r
#1
m*
bus.hvis,
n*
says,-<n
iai<-*.
Mila aaa In a Call o f tit# Tombs
ant of de­
In *hurt. » h ' had beauty, brain* and
ora of ibeae organ us itons tout hotr.s an j restaurants anu uak.r»c#
Experiment has proved tit*
Crouching Riiaaralt y ou the narrow breeding, th fr- th ng* of chief import ed on barn roots and in bonawa, IcLa struction
of
tne
loya.ty
and
gratitude
of
the
ose of the iand «h .eu is nceeaaary to
VA nen tbe war bi gatt ih >na rua>l« t
some to be cflectuai and aom* use
bod, aba uiaintaifie 1 uer ft feed wj|< a- anee to any woman
starving animals 1 e*cucd iro n death
ii.e bu..dint up of perniabeht, prosper
n a oeruvin way w ih to n e* was »
Uig of thn
a a low that
window
There had been theft* In the store , “ r uo* days and higtits in flat boats teas.
large!) Ukv'U as a Suftftt.lul, lor co.
If a destroyer gets on the track of ' oua » « rtt
wii.cft w*a ft symbol of h--r
«)•*• Tne-y had been trace,! eventually to a j
and deserted barns
with Uie dirty
Making a virtu# of 4 1 c aa.ty. Ibie
»p «.r
Again agony Wfettrbed ftlta.n certain d partmen*. that In which j water ml aiound, and no man near. « V a submarine. It has Jo knots against uanHoba department 01 agiiroitur* l « r
Uem.aji a*#.er» told huw neurotic
the
aubmar.lie's
six
or
eigbL
Tcerc
<lu^ng
the
pa»t
few
year*
b*a
bcea
u#r
Wary worked
T e detective waa tt.pt th t {em cc,ol>d
mti(J j * , *
persons m.ght drin# a d cic*tftn o f
tne doing a vai„aai# wo-a .n orgai
The girt waa appalled by th# raercl- alert Home vaiuab e silks were mis* ifcalr services without comp>*u»at.on la no dlfficutly la kavping up
,G r
lessrie** of ft destiny that had »o out- m* Sear b followed im meliarely The to , a V, Ul« ^ ru tn a g . b e.p.e,, .res- deatrc.jer * »ire ie a * bring* her a ooya' and giria farm clubs and assist bean v off ca wititout 111 efle-cts
swarm of assistance
i mg In U-e bolding of school ta rs, and the; hat* a substltut* tor bean cod. >
rxged right
Hhe waa wboily inn'* gooil* w«we found In M arys locker ( urv#i m ale us part., ular.y app
bean*
be.rg
no
1
oo*«-r
pr<><
r
u
m
Very thin la the akin of a submar i Bo
h** b* »*a prevent at oae
cent of baaing dona any wr.ng
Mha That wa# enough
St.e wa* char*. •!
ttie t #la * a<y gug*
had for comine. ant tery fragile and comp.lcnied ot these fairs, seen the exhibits and called "K ite g koi m raa• * ," bigbiy r<
had struggled tnrough year. of pn»- with the theft
She protested Inno^ pamoua
la.feed
with
the
bo>* and girt* who are cotftUit tide, as goi.ig Lar~ and
its
machinery.
It
does
not
take
much
•ttofi to keep herself rtaan and * hole- cenre. only to be laughed at In d* r i-< ...
_
... .
of a shoes to put it out of order If taking p*art in tne wora, can neip but »<-j) cheap *Tt is incumbent on u>
aorna, worthy of tho#a gentlefolk .ion by her arena ora Every thief de- j
1 “ »• tDer* r
* “ or»
fr in whom aba drew her biood Clare, Innocence
Mr Glider hlmse.f f * * ^ . 0*
• • “ « • “ « ;- oil and bubbles come up for a icog become enthusiastic about the future all to be econ mical.” #a>s tii« #
And earnest effort had ended at taat waa emphatic agaioat her The .hiev- i l *°n than mown l *ou,d pul, into Mor- tin e ;n one place, that is considered of agrtcuiiura. The rural school fair vtrt.ser,
‘'Goads" cheese, mad# of »ku<nm< k
fairly good evidence of the eucreta and ikh.bit of the Hoyt* and Gins'
under an overwhelming accusation, Ing had been long continued An ex * * a it W‘ l ° * ‘° * d ot CAU
w#re merely gain and bone, of the attar*. There is no escape Farm Club held *t Portage la I’ra rie unU, la a *ubstuut« tor r«ai c a t w «
faiae, yet none tbe leas fatal to her. ample must be made The girl wa. ar
1 bi« accuaation after aoul wearying rested
1 noae dogs previously rescued would for the crew. ih?y cannot mak^ the, recently brougnl together the live One dealer advertued fitly ten* ol t
daisy* bad culminated today in con
The crowded condition of the court ruan down to tne landing and fairly submarine rise, or get out of tc it 1 stock, the eh.d and gradea produce, It I* “ exceiient fer working pc-ep.e «n t
mob
me. yelp.ng with Joy, ticking my become* a steel casket lfl a aatery the household #rt and the school work the poorer ciaavea g.-nenuiy, a* it tue
» let ion
Tn# sentence of the court calendar kept her Lor three months In
of over fioO children. There was not quite a cheesy taste ' A substitute for
had been Imposed upon ber—thnl for the Tombs a w a lti«§ trlnl. She was face and amearing me with mud from grave
required to OD® o f those chtid.-cn who »a a not a oil for pc.iahing floor* ts not oil at a I.
tUrc* years »he should be lmprlaone-1 quit* frlendlea* To tha world *he waa head to foot, wnith more than repaid; N o nautical mlcd is
j ^ . 1 ze that by casting about on the better farmer a eon or daughter a* the but give* a high poi *u. 1 ha asm'
Thare had been nothing In the Ufa only a thief la duress At tha last tha me for all my trouble."
While not so demonstrative aa can
bottom
with a grapnelone will learn ; r* * ° :t of tha fair and the wore of pr** dealer advertises auneiitutcB lor giy
of Mary Turner before tbe catastrophe trial was very short. Her lawyer waa
car:.e in <.ia.'r h o u tiicid o.i*
came to dlatlnguUh It from
many merely an unfledged practitioner aa- Inea, in their nfiectation. nor always if an o bject with the bu.k and alxe pferatlon for It. and there I* no dot^bt
O' •<of ti e in at {i t b u u ol
a.i -1
another
Ita moat significant details a.gned to her defense aa a formality showing their gratitude by remaining of submarines la aetahiished la that j l£l* 1 many of tb<-m s r« being saved
in
the
place
which
haa
offered
them
way.
for
tbe
farm
by
the
Interest
in
agrl
I
ven
sen ant# la thecheap aubetiiut
were of a sordid kind, familiar to of the court At the end twelve good
shelter,
common
backyard
cats
are
be“
The
admiralty
will
not
accept
cultural
life
which
they
ere
develop
for
h
e
r
\id
yet
tlax
is
wn>i
Kui
poverty
Her father had been an men and true rendered a verdict of
Th*
heeds more bo>s' and a.ei pTofwsi-s to be
ih e r- is n
unsuccessful mto aa aucces* la ea- guilty against the shuddering girl In ing ably defended by Mias Marjorie any guesswork about it." an officer ic*
Stolz. secretary of th# State Humane explained
“ W a may have to put an 1 k,rlfe’ farm duos and more country »i« <■>. ol In t i n#- a p easant r* a r
t -emed by this generation of Mam- tbe prisoner's dock.
'school fa ir * — Exchange
j Is cent taste of n a.I a id is the r o o t
mon worshippers
He was a gentle­
That which was tha supreme trag­ association of California, who la offer- explosive right into one or have
of the bert Munich beef
v* .*a po .r
man. bu| the trivial fact ts of *ma)> edy to the broken girl la the ceil mere* ing two special trophies for th* com* |rammed it In a way that must have
* ! out it pMidursa a beau ifui a.uts
mon
short
haired
cal
at
the
Children's
broken Its back, but that It not
H today
Ha waa of good birth, »#
ur ; r*alll*
A|i I aUl" VULffl
iwilA* .
.4 ... _ _. . «
,
y BIIUJ
anorued
ratherf agreeable
entertain*
P
u
rch
asin
g
A
rm
y
H
crse*
trot,
and "baa already been *o.(j , «
an i he waa the possessor of an In­ ment to her former fellows of the d e
" ^ ch,
,ot proof enough. The record goes down
quantit.es to imiHary mcfeieetia. .os
supposed destroy­
herited competence. He had as well pa.tment .tor# Mary Turner through- «> • * > * «
be.towed upon tt by Ita on tha chart as
Franca and Italy Ara In the Market pi;aia and Jails, also to oai.ita/) pr .»
ed ' ”
I; exigence, but It waa not of a fin an out her term of service there had been 1
. . ,
.
, .
oners’ camps, wbere it i* a gh,> «j>
"E very ship on the blockade from
For Canadian Horses
C.al sort.
without real intimates, so tflat now !haired cat* ar# more likely to
IrtB ftJ."
be
combed,
brushed
and
better
cared
Iceland to tha British channel, la
Representations by the Dominion
Mo little by little, hta fortune be­ none was ready to mourn over her
Btring and c c r i in large quar.tl
the system of„ subinaitne
came shrunken towards nothingness fate. Even toe two roommate* bad for in every way,” aayt Mias Stolz. .part o f _____.
,
government have been t .< < asfui la Ilea, n.aie of paper, are <vtens<k j
by reason of Inj diciou* Inves'menta. fett some gtignt offense, since they i "wh! e tbe common short haired class hunting They show no lights, tbar# securing a market for all Canad.an advertised. There ta do mo * oerup
fie married 4 •charming woman, who. sensed the superior.ty of'her, though U * * * *° J * ° * * ‘* « « 1 uniea. the a r . r o light, along the c o a s ta l night j horses suitable for artillery, cav a>r> or Ju;e And It ia aa.d of th * paper
It g ive , ona .n i^dea of England * j ftn<1 ftrUjy i^rvice purp-we.
li e
after a brlof period of wedded happi- vaguely. Now, they found a smug children are encouraged to give them
mart Imo resource*, eald an officer. F^nch bore* purchasing commissi n cord that It U stroi.g ^ooug.i to 1 ty.ng
cert gave her life to the birth of the satisfaction in tbe fact of her disaster proper care and attention-”
M.ss
Stolz,
who
treasures
two
hapw .an you considf-r that we have la L ftnada baa received Instruct, on a up package* end for the ord.har p •
* ne'e child of the union, Mary. As as emphasizing very pleasantly their
the years pa**ed 'be daughter grew o n continuance In respectability.
toward maturity in an experience at
Ua tha day of M.vry turners trial
ever Increasing penury. T 9 girl was there was a subtle gayety of gosaipIn the tai*h school when her fath°r ing.v tc> and fro Lhrougn the store. The | 1
finally gave over his rather feeble g.r.’s plight was like a shuttlecock j
. ___, . . - ,
,__
_ - . - * , u #k >
u u n u « >< ms •
efforts o f living
At his death th* driven hither and yon by the battue- '
no a n c h o r s to mine.
They were fishermen before off* rwl
^
re.1ulremenu
father left her a character well in­ dorc. of many tongue. It was the ^ y h « . i ^ . and
priaoncr* of war, and that sn entire
structcd in the excellent principles first time in many years that one of ; **?* . E ®
1 that .rhi,,<lr*2 th* W* F tbeT * r® fl,hern,* n ,tl,L
For th* purpose of securing these hundredweight may be had for $20,
* klrndh“ 4
tha' had be n hi* o » n
Of woridiy the employee, had been thus accused 1
I 0 . see .lie commission
divided
while a pound a enough «-> eatlefy
considerate
to wandering
Tabbies
goods, not the value of a pin
|o f theft Shoplifter* were ao common
V * TT
.
F r e n c h W o m F n m nrl S t r i k o r a th* country Into c.str c u and has four to six men Another das* of the
h, ~ .m
r r e n C n n 0 m e n * n a O l T l K m pUoed tbe purchasing ta the hand* community for wh.ch "milk food" is
Yet, measured according to the as to be a aula topic There wa. a re- 1
s'e-n standard* of adversityy. Mary freshing nove.ty in this case, where » “ ■ « *
d* ° * * r, to th, ^
------of v e il k n o in Canadian atock men reo00 .mended ta "the k * f mi.llon
was fortunate
Almost at once
themselves
H ct i ,,. ‘
. . ..
. , 5,
. . ^.
la Western Canada Mr r a t Bums.
Bum*, Ru»«tan harvestmen wbo have been
nee she one of them
seive. was the culprit. Her
4
Women of France Seid
Said to be More In
procured a hurrhle employment in feilow workers chatted desultorily of
,I * . , * * * ' * * u
* ■t®l°
of Ca:gary. v U have charge of U.e detained
Patriotic Than tha Men
In Eastern Germany situ *
the Emporium t^e great department her a, they had opportunity, and com- j f*™ J *
“ “ of
purchasing,
and
ia
Eastern
Cannes
,
the
outbreak of w a r "
be largely accompilahed t Th* tr ta c a women, especially tha
equally
well
known
men
have
been
j
store owned by Edward Gilder
T o piacontiy tnanked their gods that they ! 1through the
11 Children’s Pets Exhibb P«**aniry.
.sr* more n u .ii.ti, pat
Tbe
horses purchased 1
he sure, the wage w . . In freason
.t ^
p u e ^ f c
Intern4. none then the men. and th e ~ p ea- selected
must pass inspection by the veunn
Reflection of Llgft.t
while the toll waa body breaking, soul
breaking.
m e staff, did not hesitate to speak i lio,Full
^ , Informal.on1
D^and
* “ b*
fr 2 A“
d 2 tai* * reat wax. llor
o T when
. ^ t nthe
e ^ oeida
e d! ary surgeons of the French army 1 Why can sui! water rehect thing)
entry
blanks
who are now on .heir way to Canada from a distance?
Mvry
nevertheless
avoided
fh» hi. tt •r \ ihm ,»v n
Mir ant L i - r e » ' J
for the ChiMreo a PeU Exhibition 'fo r » r* ploughed the p cuiooe must os for this purpose.
w-orrt perl!* of her lot. She did not S r h‘
j The distance from wb cb the .Jg’.t
h«
k
n u . r r ’! u . o r L
t ’ ! whlch th^r* ars oo cxp;n*es». may be do* *vnd the carrot# and beeta atoced
flinch under privation, hut went h r oto*l |
Their wurs
In the French army comes has noth eg whatever to Ar,
£*
*o ^J“ rT ‘
! Obta nel by writing to D O L iv e ly ,' ior th* animal*.
These women are
way through It, If not serenely, at spoke wuh a certain authority, since chief. Department of
Live Stock. “ «v e r idle, and they have i.e-riy ail will be looked after during their ab- with what happen* to tt Still wai.-r,
|a9«f wltho t ever a thought of yield- • he bad given offic.al attention to the
P.P.I.E., San Francisco, Californiatha woik to do, for tney are a*one genre by Canadian veter,nariar.s who JHke many otber surface*, ts a v»ry
Ing to rhos* temptations that beset a girl
have gone to France for this pur exact reflector of light
It thiowa tl>a
_______________ j except for u a men of su ty and upSmithson stopped Sarah Edwards,
_
c__
..
warua, too o-d for acUve ae. vice, woo poee. The type of hcraes required i.g;,t wave* bars from ftaeif w H ao;t
Mr. Gdder'a private secretary, as she
will be those weigh.ng from a I ooo mixing them up or distorting t ern
Dye. From Forert and Field
give them what be.p they can
was passing through one of the de­
AN
I.N ir o ...
.
1 . . . 1 ih l<
It is und rstood bo king aa tt doee tbix, we can *-»,
Toe war naa cut us off in America
They bear their trouoiee aio.cnliy to 1,300 pounds
partment* that morning to ask ber If froo. our sipp<y of aninne dyea. Toe and trudge aiong the nver to tne that arrangements have been mace tne image of
whatever threw th*
F R O iM N I A G A R , \ F A L L S .
the owner had yet reached his office problem conuonta us of noaaiog our
it matters not tn tbe least
where they a r. no
plough- or transports to carry these horses light,
"Heea
and
gone.”
was
the
to
France
a*
icon
a
.
they
begin
to
'
bow
far
tbe
Lght
has travelled be for ,
lud gone,
secre- own dyes. We have no coal U r ia -1
m
o ( u,eir p u e^ n d , ^
Niagara Falls, O u t—“ 1 was miserable,
it reached the water. )o u can a*o
frtrB, lifting toe;r feet wearily arriveMn sufficient numbers
tire I out and dragging amund. My legs tarj a answer. "H e went downtown I <u*try for that purpose in this coua- ^
The government is also In corr. the sun or the moon reflected tn It
The ' try. How shaii we get aiong? Wul mwooden shoes
They ns* a t,
couivl scarcely sup­ to 'he court o f generalsessions
at for himabout
the Mary t h j not force a we.come return to thre«.
and work unUl seven at night » aBl«»tion w th tbe Italian autho-i- equally well, though they ara eooree
port me My hus­ Judge,M
Turner case
vegetable d>a*. not ao brilUant as the taU a- - lX hours' a.eep in th# twenir- t,<*
wbo * r* ln Dee4 ^ bor* ^ tor
*nlitton# of mtiee away,
band had rend
"Oh. yes. I remember now." Smithbut having tbe subdued { fovjr
a t an hour at the midday * rm 7 P «rPO»"*- » n i ** »' »iP «< ted
about ‘ F a v o r ite son exclaimed. *T hope the poor girl an,.inea,
tones of genuine Oriental rugs? Pno­ and evening m eal'
' tbBt
B •hopt « !n« repr*»«a'aThe Memory Cult
Preacnptsoo’ sad vels off
She was . nice g irl—quite pte have a.moet forgotten what our
u»e recent colliery trouble. tiT«
o f.
PurcAaaing de­
he
The new system o f memory train­
. g--t
- , xne to, use .it j the lady, you k n o w . Miss Edwards. forests and fields contain of coloring in w ales some of tbe women asked p* rtm" nt
arrive In Canada to
i u e d four b o d ies | w
you p ;e a #e ;€t m e know when M r. , matter, says n Delineator editorial
|lf ^ were tTu^ thal U r. e numl><.r i of secure remourts. The type of borsee ing was being taught la a village
and the reauiU w*re Q|^jer en iv e a * There are one or two I There is U a yeLow oak. In which |jnen
.toppre! worx in England j **4 ^ the lia ltaa flmveniment vary school near Bristol, and the lea rut r
wirprmng.
I got nw € matters 1 wish to discuss with the coloring matter L
in g thin “ Is it possible’ " they said, and they |from that need’ by the French army, was becoming entnuaiastic
“ Well, for
instance," said
to o
there will be
w“* _“ ** him."
I la y e r under the bark.
I looked puzzled. "Such . thing could i so that it is exported two
countries t*a«aer. “ aappos ng you want to re­
Dewoua. my appe-| - A u rtght." Sarah agreed briskly. | Butternut gives ueautiful shades o f
w
.. . 1 not occur with ua What ara the ! a market from these I end medium member the name of a port. Bobby
,- ■ —- — »--------- - - and she hurried on toward the private brown and yellow. more beautiful women ot England
made of? W e i for all sound, light
jf*-*.
u f a new p+t - off C6,
, Burma
Fix in your mind s eye a
.an the co.or obtained from p ^ c * . , noaid pol 10 eDd to lt lB f0ttr aad. weight bor en
It w
* ____________ ] picture of a pclicemaa ta lam es.
,
..
. the. beat
~
The secretary was barely Mated at walnut.
Meaquit aad osage give Jtwenty hour*.
Bee— Bobby Burma "
,
medicuse for women I have ever heard ci
,
deik when the violent opening of these colors in the | Southern aad
The f a ir Race
"H ow ?
Why. every woman
aad
— Mn*. A. C. B r o w n , 39 Clifton Are.,
d lor start.ed her. and aa the look Southwestern States.
“ Tea. I see." .aid the bright pupil
Tw
o
books
are
now
“
best
sellers"
girl
would
spit
ia
the
face
of
the
man
Niagara Falla, Out.
ed up a cheery voice cried oat;
Aider dye given a red color Tt Is who would lay down his tools in this ta Berlin, aad are In-ended to buoy “ But bow ts on# to know that it does
not represent Robert Browning’ —
still used by Indians and ia said to terr b.e moment
There » nothing that will bring eo*»“ Hello, dad’ "
Not one of as up German racial esteem The G er
*
fort and renew hope to the invalid so
At
» » * moment a young man be the oldest recorded dye is the |would bake a loef or cook a potato - mane need some Dutch courage Just London Opinion.
eurehr an good news. Who. the n is i entered with an nir o f care free axsur world- Dogwood gives a beautiful j for kirn wbo would leave our soldiers j now. These books are "Race aad CuF
fortes are at a low ebb and rvervthing
**-• £ac*
But at his red. B’ uewood. a Oae black.
tare." by Frederick Herx, aad "Race
The fishing grounds around the
Ita the lurch
Here la opportnatty, aad need for
meats useUen a ray
rav of joy and am J the e m p tyarm ch aira t
and Race Questions to Germany," by Brttieb Isles has b enefited by the
ance will etimuD'e the weary body to the desk he halted Abruptly, and his women to experiment in the making
Ot-o
Hauser
Hauser's
book
preaches
enforced
idieeese o f Asberasea whi.e
They were about the roughest, raw
new effort end energy A letter from a expression chaoged to one o f d.sap- off dyestuffs for domestic a sea. thus est lot of recruits the sergeant ever that the fair men are fated to domta- the German subm erse scare existed,
poiatment
reviving a nearly forgotten homo i»one haa turned the tide a many n
had to tackle.
He worked hard at ate the other rncae o f mankind, nad This season's herring run has been o f
“ Not here." he
gTumbied.
Then dustry.
i of
them for three boors, and at last that the Germans are the only people unprecedented alxe. U was le ft rtronce again the smile was on his lips
Doctor Pi'Tce, of the Iavm&da' Hofeei as his eyes fell on the secretary, who
thought they were getting la te pome ; ;a the wend who a n pure blondes taaily unmolested, aad so will the
r. The British bkmdneea. ears the mackerel raa be ia Ms tore. UadeobtBuffalo, N. Y , aaa pood new* for every had now rises to ber feet ia n flatter
AH That Caw be Sent
sort o f shape, so he decided to toot
H eir, is a thine of the past for
tbe *dly
tbe ground fish, each as the
suffering e m u s . " rite him to-day aad o f excitement
The government win not discon- thorn,
•train
haa been muddied- He
ap- plaice aad the sole, w ill also profit
tea kun your troubles, and he will aaed
tine* recruung m Canada. Aa maay ; “R igh t t n a ! " he harked,
"W hy. Mr D fc k !" Sarah gasped.
praises
tbe
British
with
the
other
iathrough
the idleness o f the fishermen
you jxmt the right a b m to rest are you
Tbea. before they had ceased to
"H ello, S a d ie '" came the genial sal­ eaietern as eaa bo enlisted win be
fervor race* whose destiny tt is to be fibearid the war be long, so that the
to health and bna| back the roses to utation
The young man advanced equipped, trained aad sent ov
driven like sheep ta fetare bythe >North
Sea ia a prohibited area Cor
rcor rheeks, aad without charge. Hw and shook hands with her warmly. AU that the Demiafen has of men aad
"L e ft te r n !”
fair supermen — Vancouver haa.
|two or three seasons the North
"Favorite Preeeripuca" has bent the I'm home again. Where's dad *”
One yokel slowly left the ra
money in available ia the great straga
r
o
m
a
fterat at thounnao* of euffenag wonaea .
iac.e off toward the barrack
Even as he asked the question the gie to assart the performance o f the
tt
Many grateful palmate have takes Dr. quick sobering o f hie faea bore wit­ British empire aad
ere, y
the
u to
w maintain
auezutavd a
m free
u w i *"H
***•*»
ff”e a *!" yaUed
r—
"" "
Officer (to hoy ot thirteen who.
Pmroe’e adviea.
government win aot i a a g rly. “ where ara you off to?"
ness to his disappointment over net
effort to get taken on as a bugler,J " I
"A h 've had omomgk." replied tl
Mothers, if your daughters are weak, finding kin father -a the office. Aad hesitate at I M N » e r lMgOdd additional
also Did yea sen nay ansae
lack
are troubled with hsad- ia the patent chagrin under which the troops if they are s eeded or win be |
arhea. lamitude aad ara pale aad mskly. son now iabwr«d was to he found a cer­ accepted by the war sfftts — T rir a ts
Apptteaat—
T
o
the
frost,
sir
^
*"*
* * * * *
I
Doctor Pierce's Favorite P iau ip U oa « tain Indication o f character not to bo N ew s
haM what they nerd to mrety bring the disregarded r a lik e many a child, ho
Loom at health to riser sheakn ami make really ioTad his father. The death off
the mother yearn before had left him
them ntroeg aad healthy.
erttaout other opportunity for
H ■ aot a
ta the
h m ftln iiu ar* printed aa
blether
l o U la otther -* M - er hqmd
la that simple
which ho hare to r his father,
U W
revealed a heart ready tar h
BY MARVIN DANA
ftr: who ts at
Artificial Foods
R ed R o s e Te a
m
ims?-
Items of Interest Both Local aid Geieral
QUALITY
— o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o » o o o < 'K > 0 0 0 » » o o * v » o o o o o o o o o o » o o «
TI m V i w r * mm4
P » » r « r i#
A m m i ’ i m l l * giving • V » r t » t f K«»
l* y iitu t- w
by • !/*•«* mi
• «4
if
it >
l ' » i rim*id
m
4
K
1 lr > <
F .n d* m Fr Iny **-**»•< tb* I ' l l
«e I v » a S 'I (ir O U M r
U 4 .«* » i i i
k t » l i r Lr th* I m I * h £ * « r y «e * « ® *
awd O* ! i » i t '• ■ for > l» k >i 4 > rv
Gram Market
IV
rrm *
grain in L a itb .r a
mm Tk -n d ty
t b is w e e k a r t * M
follow •
Nw 1 \mrt fe-rw
79
M
'a
2 N a ftk r r *
's
3 W t b #r»
71
N* t N a rtk ra
•ft
ratta, 2 C W
a.
m
P arky
41
Fias
td l
A
of tb» ratepayers of
IHtM Ml l of t l * , t t . l l l K-ttuTk/lUt)
of W ilton » til *>• l* M I* Lashburn
m Ih u r 4 «;
| v i ' « i » f lib at S p m
for ( U 4 i*r'.w i«a of o i a x . ^ i l •*
fair* to f r A r f i l m 4 i Im for l U (W Mr* L H INlie a of
poo* of o l i K t a i a n o t i t i i ' for <-o •
'Ml- M.aa Maggir Arno
a< !lor for t t u 4i*«Moe for tb- «•*brr ( i ' V r and b r « V r i
n iw r f u r .
• net for a f»% » « l t »
Divine arm o r wtil br l* M
nrst
H.
o l i f a* Ik* fo I'/* MM w i l l ' *
a «M Hr It at It a ®
C l rwrt C b . f 'b
N ro U n d a
al
I. aafeh .rn at
J
p
It#
m
A ll
Saint*
pm
Mm a Aortal F « * » ia r H ik ' Hretory o ill b* l* M oo rb-.rvlay neat
o f t I i K t ' i f of H X m o I i )
- o ■■
Hr *4 a»i r a * r arral n o ry ' W it hIA i t r L a o ' ro«no. M h/ id thi* i«* -r
Thr La’ll
of ( br
All
Maiotar i i i f f h W. A arr |ol<boi tb ir An
a . i l Haaaar in O n r • M ill on 1 m fr ® M r lib . t inry and plain work
• ttahlr for Chriatma* p/ - ot
*:
rraaonahlr pric-*-* T» a o ill tr arrivd
4 .rm t Ibr aft-riww.u i»aocr in lb(m a n y l i r g l i 7jr
L n l i 'i ( f t. TL*
L n b b u fi O f l b > r* in attrndinrr.
-o —
.
Mra*r« M r> a *g h t»o
A
J ito h i
shipped a car load of boif* and
a
Humber of brad of c a ltl’' lo W im i
[ r | on Turadiy laaf. Mr, A MeN» irti'o a made ibr tn p *o rb«- eify
in e k i r p of tbr conaiirnm-nt
1"’O 1 1
Thr body of ih- lair Handy ' Mc­
Millan r n
drapofebrd
ra»t
on
M •-dn-I'liy a a r n iM for tnterrm'nr
a* hia old hom of M oint Forest On
tariOi Mr Jaa Greer w *a m d . u p
of fbr M n n n i and will rtail r*Utivea and friends at Heihoro
and
o'tirr points for a frw » « - k « before
returning to La*bhurn
—• —
- 1 >o your X m i* shopping at Hnydrr
A Artntt roay a.
CHRISTIE’S BISCUITS
Our 5tock of Christie’s Biscuits is Complete and Fresh. W e also carry
good assortment of Biscuits in small packets at 10c.
«ro f
Kdmome
>' vL.tin *
a tbia di
A Full Assortm ent Of K. C. JAMS
Guaranteed Absolutely Pure. Made by Kootenay-Columbia Prescr>ing
Works. K. C. BRAND.
Mr HI DDES
DEATH
AT
ALW AYS
VAW N
On Sunday
V a * .«b *r
J * if
at
Vawn tteak ore i r M
( V drttb of
Mr Henry H ro M ii a m too for-m m
at 'bat ;r»o i formerly fo W i . e t
Mr Henre-tf retired fo hit b- 4 ea
H.nday night apparently ,n Am usual
k e ll'k but death *• a
result
of
t - i f t failure cam ' suddenly to him
tr-for- be bad retired many bo r»
In'errm tit rook place in tbe Was
ret cemetery on Wednesday. Hr* J
MeM irtry of Lashburn conduet i ■
' br burial service
Deceased • »a if]
hta (5'h year and l--*ve* a w t low
• nd tw o wirw Arthur of t h- W ts -c i
district and W alter of
U ia a ip t
Mr H Holm** of thi* town a bro'b -r- n law r- r iv d t I -graphic ti*
Ifiga of the sad event on Monday
and immediately M l for V iw n at
•ending the oV> i|uiea at Waseca on
Wedn* adiy.
The
bereaved family
Lave many friend* in tb» Lashburn
and Waaeea district to aympalbire
• i'll them in th< lo*. ib y
ha*,
auat alived
Good Work of Ladies' Union
Our Aim: ALWAVS QIALITV FIRST la All GROCERIES And CANNED GOOD
J. A. Chapman & Son,
Lashburn’s C o m p
CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY
A N N O U N C EM EN T
EXCURSIONS
of next
TO
Vancouver, Victoria, W estm inster,
B.C.
C A T T LE and HOG SHIPPING DAY
In the sebnolhnuae at HaM-vale on
Friday evening No* 19tfe last there
look place one of the annual g re jt
event# of the district namely
iM
tea and tale of work of the Ladies*
Union
T H R O U G H E LEC TR IC L IG H T E D T R A IN S
A* an early hour in the rveninr
P A R L O R O B S E R V A T I O N CART*
P A TR IO TIC FI M> A meeting of I he members and those directly intertbr ntiacna rommiftee of tw rl*e
it e«t»d began to arrive, and soon at­
railed for Mon lay. U te m b tr *• at tractive booths were
erected and Leave Lashburn Monday. Thursday and Saturday at 10.42 A Q E N T S F O R :
A pm in tbc Cana d u n Hank of Coro- table* decked with
tempting fare
p.m.
mrrer. » e r y member in requested The public, apparently knowing from
previous eiprriener of the good time
to br preaeot.
Excursion
Tickets on Sale
in store. turned out en masse
and
Mr F Hrown, of th* local C N H aoon tbc schoolroom
was thronged
s 'a ff. left for Vawn tb i» » * t k to with a gaily-dreaned and gaily-talk­ D E C E M B E R ......................... .....................7, 8. 9, 10, 1915
take temporary charg* of tbr wc- ing crowd
13. 14, 1916
t ion foreman'* j*»*t at that
[»» o i
While .some of the ladies aerved 1 A N U A R Y .......................................
left vacant by the recent
sudden tea others were buay taking in
tb<
F
E
B
R
U
A
R
Y
.............................................8.
9.
10,
11. 1916
death of Mr. H. II* n o tt.
shining dollars at other department*
fine of the moat enjoyable a* well a*
G O O D T O R E T U R N U N T I L A P R I L 30, 1016
C. McKendry, of W ycollar
baa profitable features was the “ pound
Coal Dcaicrs
recently op' n d
a
blacksmith.-ig bsrel" presided over by two charmInformation
and
Tickets
from
«nv
Canadian
Northern
Agent.
buaincaa at bia farm borne in that mg yo.n g iadie*.
ft certainly did
district.
*
a thriving trade, and many were the
R. C R E E L M A N , General Passenger Agent, Winnipeg, Man.
laugh* at the
numerous customer*
Mcaara. McMillan Hroa.. of North staked their ten cents on a dip in­
H tttleford co .a.na of the fate ‘ Han y to the myaterioua barrel.
The eanMc Mills n were visitors lo town o n '«jy stall, prettily decorated, alto did
Banana Belt District
Tuesday eventjg. m ik itg enqmrv;*
lively business, the variety
and
to the tragedy m which McMillan j tempting looks of the various awr e f­
loat his life.
They bad bear l tio- Irn-at* would have induced even a
On Friday. December 10th. at
8
thing but a lot of contradictory ru- m,v r to part with hia laat penny
p m.. at the Banina Belt School bo ise.
FOR S A L E —The north half o» see
mors, to consequently came up
to . 0 the fair vendors,
school
will '3
7 miles n.w. of Lashburn.
town to get accurate information so
The main booth *bowing the pro- the children of that
present
the
comedy
entitled
“
Mrs
Good
bouse an i barn, ample supply
far as is atpresent
known.
I ducts of the |*di-*‘ needle* if it did
Tubbs of Bbanrytown." for tbc bene­ of water. 150 acres under cultivation,
—o —
I represent mm* toilsome hour*, was
bslanc- easy to break. 40 acre* fen­
- t . i t r a Choice Mine.- Meat in qt. ©ertainly worth all tb « time and ef- fit fo the Bed Cross Fund
The comedy w ill be in three Acta ced in pas ure. Al*o number of bora’ s
J*ri at Bnydcr A Armstrong a.
i fort put forth during the summer.
i
and colt* for tale. Apply to W. R.
I for here could be found almost every via.—
Act 1.—Shadow* in Shantytown.
Phillips. Lashburn. or on farm
a*
The new* was current in town on s rtic|p n( /jr y goods both uneful and
Act
2
—
M
r*.
Rubbrla
cornea
a
woo­
above.
31-3c
Wednesday that "Ltoc Kent ta
*t orDltlDi.ntt|i
Th-y were soon bought
ing
present in the b*o;xt ll attached
to up. howev-r
For some occult reaFOR S A L E —Three oxen, well-bro­
Act 3.—Sunshine an Shantytown.
the B a ltle fo rd Police H e r r ic k * in a 1 «on. perhaps shyness on tt*e part of
ken and (rood workers. Apply Thos
The characters are as follows:
v e ry serious condition a* the result .•he young tn n who really contemForresf. aee. 16-49-24. Forest Bank
of hi* in ju rie s .
.t was re p o r t'd t m t 'plit-4 n e1m( th>m thTe were three Mrs. Tubbs (The *urwhitv of Shanty­
IV •
31-3s
town) Mia* Cicely Beamish.
a blood c I : o had fo rm d in bi* b r a n ihsnd«ome home-made quilts left un­
Mis* Clingk Vine (The Lady Boarder)
ind th at bi* c o n a tio n w « serio .a i-old.
FOB SA L E — One Gelding, rising
“ Mere man*' might have carMis* Lottie W right
four, brofe* to mil kinds of farm work.
'n tlie extrem e.
ri d this atock over, but here
the
Mr*. Hickey (A neighbor) Mis* Irene al«o a nemher of high grade Short­
,
. . . . tlsdi s' strategy prevailed: the wortbT
Heccom he
The a b e riff a sale of tbc c h itte l* ' j r -id-nt roo .nt-d th* rostrum, and
horn cows. Ji. S Cressman. Lashburn.
. __, T. .
belonging to J W. Gardiner_hna b e n [„ , m inner th .t w o ild hav- done i M' “ C* “ p* * n (T *? * €bZ '1 T'‘* pb° r* 32 3*1
Miss Constance Besmiab
I
potK'd .n.il Dec vO. h hull p * r - , credit to the best of auctioneer*
Wanted —Hauling or odd job# of
Mia* Myrtle
ticular* w ill be published next w e e k .^ p ^ ^ of fh^ wbo,„ fhrpr and „ ciTW Q;eenie Sbeha Tubbs.
any kind, with or without team Ap­
Nipper.
._
... .
I ton prices too. This was tb«- grand Betty
Blossom Tubbs. Mias Bcrnire ply fo Com't office or R. Edward*
W IL L XOT A P P E A R ‘ ‘
I climax a
memorable scene of
a
Lashburn.
Napper.
B IK N ON DbCt.MHhH » . m..mftrabIe occasion
M i«« ley
Although remanded for eight days
A IAtogetbnr. thi* yetr'a sale was Funky Dunks Tubbs
STORAGE FOR G R A IN .—Any per-;
Beamish
only the prel.rninary b--anng of Len- * great *uccess. the greatest *© far.
It. •on wishing to s tr o e one or tw o car*
irk and Kent will not take piuce m fc® h socially and fins.ncially.
The Flmira Hickey. Mias I*ob, l IV-nn*
m
in
grain can arrange for stroage and
W h ite Fish W e e k ly
Lashburn on I>ee. 3rd. as Tbc Com- amcxmi realised was upward* of $110. Simon Rubbels (The Grocery Rigby, loading same with W . Greer.
looking for a w ife) Mr 8 .
el i>a* it on good authority that *n-| What follow ed!
Why a d a n c e
o her remand w ill he asked.
Tncourse, and no rm* thought
of Tom Hiorden (The Census T v k -r )
P r ic e * paid for hatter fat at the '
Mr. Jack Coward. •
quiry by telephone at
thi* Police g^n g home till morning.
The itmLloydm nster C o tjr r k tiv e C C n O i r r
|.arrack- s i tvattleford also ciici.ed sir v | , fine, there was no Isck of Snuffles Methuaolem Tubbs. Master for the tw o weeks ending Nov. 27
Frank W right.
tbc information that Kent w not in partners and Batlevale sustained its
Admission. Adults 30c.
Children. were aa follows Extra N o 1 . 35c. No.
a dangerous condition a* the result reputation,
1 , 32c; No. 3. 3dc
Half
Price.
of hia injuri a coo.rary to various ru­
mor* in circulation in town on W , dB u y, S ell or E x c h a n g e :
nesday and Thursday.
A New Route T o Pacific Coast
Fairbanks-M orse Engines. Etc.
IU M
M cN A U G H T O N
For Sale, Wanted, &c., 4c.
Butcher
Livery and Sale Stable
: JO H N G R A Y
:
Cured Meats
H orses, C a ttle or
'Carnet Offine Mr which
the
editorial thanks are tendered.
H o gs .
B E T T E R L IG H T
U
LESS E X P O S E fr o u COAL OH. ( f a n
mm)
T
HIS wonderful new incandescent mantle lamp ghrw
more than ten times as much light as the common
coal oil lamp. A t the same time it burns leas than
half as much oil as the old style open flame, center
draught lamps. Beats electric, gasoline or acetjrienu The
Aladdin
Hanging Lamp
Let Us Demonstrate It To You
J. B. PAKNALL, Distributor,
heat,
J
Wycollar, Sask-
$*
• Builder &
Finest Fresh and Home
M cwr* G e * and W. Kuching fa­
ther and mn. retu rn ’ d on nunday
to their home in the W t r n l district
after a t wo w e e k s hunting expedit
ion ia the north country in quest ot
big game. They crossfd the Saskat­
chewan river soon a fte r it » « frosrn over. *od although the ice was
ra 'b e r thin they made the perilmia
trip with their team and ateigb with
out accident although being compel s )
to uae the utmost precaution* while
crossing this dangerous stream. They
travelled by easy stages a* far north
** the Beaver river i i tnwo*h:p«
and 61 where they fouad a heavily
wooded country, spruce and
jaca
pine predominating, a ad which
in
their knowledge of woodcraft
had
many appearance* of bring a fa*nrite haunt a f the moaae. elk and other
antlered denaaeoa af the
woodland
solitudes. A fte r a few -days speat in
the preliminary wark necessary in an
expedition mt tbia kind, Mr. K ite h u g
was soon on the tracks o f a fine big
bull and succeeded in bringing hi
down. I t waa a
magnificent head
with an antler spread of over 5 feet
Wm. Kitehing was also equally sacceasfui although the hull he aecured
being a
younger animal bad
such a fine head and antler*. Several
cows together w ith their calve* were
abaerved. givin g promise o f
n
hunting during the next season,
ia M b annual cust om Mr. Kitch
ia nnar generously remembering
friends with substantial g ifts
‘ sued chunk ad,
its w ay ta the
JA CO BS
Subscribe to the Comet, $1 per y ear
J. B. SMITH
Local M oose Hunters Return
&
Fe Sptdil Site 1
Oten 4 Unbroken Steers-
Contractor
COVTRACT h T a KKN C O M p L fT i
Wiodow Frames
Fram*a Y i
**r Tanka. I lly }<*$fc*; Anything n
■he iio» nf Vi'oodwcrk. Brisk. C-
*
1‘ilfc CUMET. LAM IBL'RN. SASKATCHEW AN.
lA M A iA M A M i
MA
Y our Liver
is Clogged up
T W » Wfcf t u ’i* T M - O u
d
—4 Sak HimlmrU
l » » ' l r.0, 5 n H Dm *. 5 a . l l Pnc*.
G e riu .no
BM« hue Signal u/e
MATCH
SPECIALTIES
W e have been making matches
lor 61 yearn now—(domestic
and every other kind.
Some of our specialties ere
** 1IIK G A S L 1 G H T E K " with
a <| n ch slick—" I I I E E D D Y S I O N H TO R C H ** far outd<<»r use— " W A X V E S T A S "
lor the smoker, and Giber
varieties.
I or home us^ the most
popular match is the “hi L E N T
5,” !>u; lor every use
BUY
EDDY’S
A R L IN G T O N
wiTisveoor oottAM
m o cum
If
ftetiwr than tin** Sf'<1 t>’»
jUifnfiH fi
Is ndf
«* »»| t i ' i
ws*a ii wun e.sp s«d
Ail •«..<—• o r Sirerl
Mat* »l)te
» *l#r
§n*1 •' t• V e r V i. » * *> U irie.l j » u
vm* i s u h t r o e comano v or caa a oft
lIDIIWt
ft* r»MW hte-w*. Teeewta. Oevart*
T h E R A P JO N l-ZZTZ
t
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•m«U kamlaww. of AwurrsftoW VacuaWMW.
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Bwv*. -luuil NOW kv Vrmt N lw W . rue wa*
vnwr lwfl| H k man rttmi thtm burnt tnunce
As* mn Nmi'lw, SanW, u Mad fw “Was*
rw WaUTruhmAf" ttlUmf at T 7 pHj IJ VietM,
Wwm tram m t. am* *n ««r trmm TrekeW Carn-rw.
lac rwrira iabobaio * v . i t i m u t . cal.
•eeesoM i m w w • uaiM waaea a a aa« uchm
M any Z eppelin* D riven O ff
Bvr John Simon Saye They Do Nat
^ v * n Reach the Coast
Sir John
,i..ii«n, toe home secre­
tary, iwpiyin? to a quealioa in the
house (it cointnooa, aa lu wnethur it
wouid bot be possible to warn lavn
douera of Scppoin raids, i m r.r i that
n.ne tua.* out of tea lae German sir• u p* w-re dr.vi-a od beture they
even reacued the ewaat.
“ If 10- bii^Uc was warned every
time IKepfdvlns were sighted on their
» * y to Bngiand,” *nid th* home sec­
retary, fcniue tiiuoa out of ten they
wouid t e dUappo.nted. I lea Idea, th*
government could not say wbicu part
of the metropolis would be vUited.
as the iteppeiia
crews themselves
have not th* remotest Ides where they
are. And alter all. if the public was
told. H pould not prevent th* drop
ping of bombs and would oaly hsv*
th* e&ept. Judging from previous ex­
periences. of bringing people out Into
the streets "
Unless worms b* expelled from th*
system, no c*ild caa
be hea the
Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminator
Is the best medicine extant to destroy
worm*
Canada’s Demand
A C iU t r * f o Hot anal H i t u f U ia <
0 » » > a# M u m o V y o
TI i m m
ogam r. fea* W o p-mied
* » t U i i hea*da k u Asa* •*•«. r « a
u **.). « (iiis a k ls i m i tor w o k *
U u t H r .u a or i M i n i u
It a trv »
tfea* tM j o w l a < » « u
w u ro
•/ / 6 jc4 to tM caui. ooa>e U4.0W at
U x a , U m a .O</ Ut<4 a? to H rstol
l i t !• « • « , u 4 fear* biW C M credit U
a a fair L a i. Tfetr or* i r t t u t u>
'.a* k i s « t >o m
H «( it U U» Um m
■ .* r*«oa a | -9 i : i * a « ora puja,<a.
»/ ftt i t 4 fir * :r > *
two. taat
r«m i»4 «r* at L i« r a » i i * i gra*e pun.
o u t W i 4 l f o u « t A n i l lor o fuitfe
•r t v . M a r t u im I ( o i m tou t u l
•a t.,« r a i u of tferao w-lti&g a n
a u : to f j » t 4 U « a « a a i u r . .
'll* I U i l i i a t l U O people U « » » f
feao act *.o«ae bom* la it* true r k . f
acter of a (fo o t red scourg*. cuuxsg
or. j n i t i K f and r i i t m i i j o.i that
l.fa eaa give. W « » r « too for a * a j ,
t>oo r.io u u from tft* r<or of | i t * aad
ia « sari* kg of lu t t r r n to fa ir . e l « r
• or, 1
Hear/ on 1 gfwvt^u* ISc.gft
.-.* <o*s«* ta U * i acadiaa
a ’ ingest*
* n, t o r light or* tb*y ia com
periaoe r u b * h »t other H r.u a p ro
ptS or* eaduriag'
T h « A u u a J o ti*
ft .** put u maay awfc oa Ift* lighting
front
ft*
Canada, m o.* eighty
o .o a o 4. sod Lft*./ ca*ua.Lie* reach
tfe* «oonnoii* total n o * of ZS.OOS. cr
i t « t.snro m a i t y m Can* do *. Au*
traiia, wttft fl** milUcas population,
aat ran*d lud.uOd troop*, or within ft
few thousand o f a hat Canada ha*
raise l
U 1* true that a * ha** *a
•ffectiv* contributing population of
about *U m iilloa* o t i c but any Canadiao fcaoaa how sn.ol a part of our
national strength and resource* ha**
goo* Into th* great raua*. Without a
doubt th* greaieet etrala o f th* war
a iil com* upon th* empire la th*
next year. If tbo Ba.kaa situation
caa b* controlled by th* ali.ee, th*
force* now gathering and to b« gat a
-red will turn the scale decidedly,
and once fairly on their victorious
way, th* clinching of triumph alU be
easier alth each step But nft*r cun
trlhuting nearly four mill.on men to
the army, Britain Is calling for 3h,00o
trior* men weekly to keep It nt
strength. Conscription la perhaps to
become a reality When the Mother­
land has done so much. In men,
money and material, can Canada be
content to rest on Its laurel*’
Tr.eee are facts that are going home
to the p rd e and th* conscience* of
th* Canadian peopl*
They demand
a gathering o f the national strength
and display of national vigor to go
forward to new achievements. The
faculties are even now at hand for
the men o f the country to double
their sacrifice for the cause. Instead
o f any slackening of Interest In re
cru.ting. It ought to be developing In
the situation there can be no nobler
motto for the men o f thla country
than “Canada tl Is day expert* *very
man to do hla duty ”— Toronto Mall
and Umpire-
C H IL D H O O D
A IL M E N T S
Ailments such as constipation, coi
1c, cold, vomiting, etc.. ie iie coUdren
of aii *vM and tne mother ahomd he
on her guard against th-se troupes
by k-ep.ug a box of tuny * Own lablets in the houae
If any of these
tioub.tw come on suddenly the tab.ets
w..l cure them, or if the iUtie one ts
given an occasional 4o..e of the tab­
lets a* wilt escape these troubles. The
tablets are sold by medicine deaiers
or by mail at 3d cents a box from The
Dr vt’ i ..atns Medicine C o, Brock
ville,- Ont.
England Buying Manitoba Butter
lu c r e bas been an enormous dain trade between lanada
and Q ftat Britain during the past
e g.it-eo mouths, and in this deve,op
m»ru Manitoba has played no smal.
pan
o f late there have been large
shipments of butter sent from Mani­
toba to the Montreal market, wftnre It
has been purchased by EngUsh buy
era
Owing to the war, England ha* not
been * b i« to draw her eupp>ie* of but­
ter from the sources she did prior to
August, 1314, an J consequently she
has looked to Canada The da.rymen
of Winnipeg, having supplied
tne
Vancouver market, which is more or
iesa a limited one. noted with pleasure
the large export demand for butter
there was in Montreal,
and large
quantities o f butter have left the city
during the past season.
Winnipeg dairy
Arms have also
been approached by broken In Van­
couver and San Francisco with n view
to Ailing contracts to send butter to
Australia, where, owing to n drought,
the borne supply has been altogether
inadequate.
No orders, however, have yet been
filled for the antipode*— Free Press.
Minard’a Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Keep Best Bird*
When Buttermilk it Fed
Many farmers, and some who are
Buttermilk Is generally credited
not formats, make * practice of sell­
with having the name feeding value ing their best poultry because they
a*
ekimmilk
unless considerable bring good prices.
A greater m »
water ban been added. One rate for take cannot be m ad* How can you
Boding the value o f 10 * lb * of skitnexpect to breed good birds next sea­
mllk or buttermilk when fed with son and kaep your stock up in qual­
com o r bsrley in to multiply the ity if you sell ths boat ones this year.
markei price o f hoga per pound by There ta only one way that it can be
g. Then If bogs are bringing seven done and that ta te boy stock or
ta per pound, the value of the eggs la th* aprtag, and it will not
termllk Is about 42 cents per 100 pay to do this year after year when
Another rule
proponed many your own stock would answer Just
poors Ago Is that 100 lb * o f skitna* well, and probably bettor. In rare
mUk or fc ittermUk, when fed with instances yon might produce n valu­
c o n or b iriey, la wrorth one-half able exhibition Urd. worth any I la
the market price o f corn per boshei or I B . and suck n bird would per
hap* be worth more to some on*
else than to you. and In another way
n muck cheaper bird would aaaw
your purpose a* well an the higher
e
L*<UK
la this caa* It to all right to sell
-?.•«# happens that a
bird ta e very poor breeder.
By keeping the beat stock to
from right along a large per cent, at
tkn whole Bock may be Made o f
ereeU w *.
What wooM y o «
thtak o f a farmer who hat soma am
cfcOeat ta d valwafcte varieties o f po-
Seed Grata and Potatoes
„ 'Bronchial
/ C oughs
> k *m «*i> *s M boo* 6 m * a**s N t *
teas f roes erv* Oowkuoo t ig v n ■w n u. Faro**. <»tb-l*vft
By U M fu c t M l of U e u v i M i*
ol a g r a i u u n a i n * U K r u a
<4 SfcjrfC v f s w ts v i s h u t aoa
* . c aw fca..a 1a ^ 4 to* caa.
a | Winter u ; f
-d ta t>
l f t * u —»r> * t A i c » U * , O. ■
is r a tfa
. r i . ..f wheat (aoowt k iM ), Wa.te I
oat* laboat ft ia# |, Uar .ej « about *
.we /. and l t d t" o * « tauvot t il f t j j
*_»**
A diainoauva of pc iato* ■ u
SCOTT'S EM ULSION m n
hraactoas ia aa e * n aatarai t
ha enrad v* OO^fClCiO
era. of la*
ve a ira i
G ood-Bye Sum m er
o* Tn«y
t*«
k flto n *
Com* i n *
1 it
•ampooei wu. oa van a;* » a truai m i - i
roltovos
th* trouble,
t i t tTtif tr«p helps to
Jo/S or>d Serr'j • *
Wid tw H . l Oat in t ia Ottawa
fir ng
Go
ra ra »
karma, ( ~ c j
at
ouw aa
i.^ y iJ V
oa.y tfe* pro«usc*w of u s u i w * a . j
vftobwela c k app.tcatios must p* eeparat* j
aa* mue: be a^aed by taw app.aaal
o a . ) iom u a p i ui *r* .a an. uaa .>i j
potato** can be
to each taTiu
i f both M fiip ev are aaaw* luf in the
same ic-tler omy n .« WUi be vest Ap
p.uaUcft* oa ah) am * „i p nato* tu tu .
ah hot he accepted
1 fee 4w tn a .u .ii ct fir* of th* cor
eai feuadihg at cu * • a. oh.cft contain
«d gra.n CMraning u aciih w r; and a
uirge aloe* of * * • * for ffet.’ ikatioa,
in* t m*ae A nocaweary to curtail Uie
dtetribuUoa to n certain extent
W*
•hail flit a* many a* pcwaioi* of the
application* watch conform to the
raiee. but resueet* r*c«ived after toe
end of Uecea.b r will probat.y be loo
late Sample* cat-hot bo went ta re
spooa* to applications
I Bo matter
• See r v c e iiv ji
» t i * b fail to i a : t
clearly the Beexpertencea In crop raising, and the
character of the sou on which he tn
ten 11 to sow the seed.
A ll appi.cations lor grain land ap
p.icatiou* from the province* of ua- <
tario and Quebec for p^Hat cesi should j
be addrwewed ipoelagc prepaid! to the j
1st, Central experimental Farm. Ol j
taw a
Such applications require no j
postage. If otherwise addressed, d% j
lay and disappointment may occur
Applications
for potatoes
from
farmers in any ocrer province shou.d
be addressed <p>tag* prepaid) to the
aupertntendent of th* nearest branch
experimental farm In that province — J
J. H Grtedaie. director. Dominion Ux j
perlmentaj Karma
FREE-Beautiful Book
Of New Fur Fashions
Owv V s e d n t i! cstakigw *4 F w
1WJ-14 ts yws< u ( ibr premo*
— * * oetstaiv-liag awowuwsrwt a4 arustsr y n s t i * g ts aa latrwsw'y lulrresting guide te wW i 1*
ixwtwoI
In Jut*
Every woman win oprwd a dr'.igfetfa! h»*uf «*
two is looking oerr Um- charming gwr-menu d s
{-laved hew lot tie* benefit
The work! » »»*<*•
cumplrir and e * d c r f « ! allay <4 lu i*
is
puiured
kx you ia this bunk
Showing New York, Paris,
London Styles
Yesterday, u u r the western hill*,
th# summer tun went do* c The *ea
W « w f f who know hsv*always s r c f f n l SeMer*
ton a hu h three moalfe* m o * e hau
r t u the "good old ltai«," fife* crysta.
Gough stiles as the suilwnttes t*wns. New York,
..ied m o * memory. * aefoory lin t
L* r».*jn have *11 cxwtr>buto-d thru share lo tUu
g.or.fle* alth the compeUiLg t o r s of
Butrvriou* sly}* bunk. You will he charmed w lb
«nft* olU usd an l hope* achieved. or
oh n » * -a
and
b.iAle;*
u .4 *f th«
the r*slakingty brautitui Ixstuoee show* u«r*
scourge of fa.ium
U cam* out of the ens'rrn d a a a —
this
dead and-gone
i i a m r r — with
ro*o* and birdaoag.
iaagator
and
lo**. and U slipped over the uraiern
horizon empty handed, for. one by one,
Simply send your name *nd addles* on a |»*l *r«l
We will send n e
K bad dropped its treasures as it juurthe style book *t oucr
You will fend ner> jvugr ol gtr^x m u tn i lk--"*ire
&eyed
And some of us caught the
showing all the lalrst style*, tt give* lowr-t {*.««•» on l .* furs and all the
ro.es. and some th* thorns, and some
detail* ol our spirudid Bi*-i otdet set vm* . Sr ad today
learned the bird song and some hold
the empty o m t Some of us saw tt go
R A W F U R S Higfcont Price* F o ld .
without regret—nay, even arlth relief,
L o t liB . u l i a a l r m U h l o t o n t o O t b i e
and some of us held yearningly and
tenaciously to Its last go.den hours;
some of us at.i cover Its exit with th*
Illte* o f giadneas. and aom* will hid*
it* footprint* under th* rue of broken
aaarta
ft
2 4 4 -2 4 4 -2 4 A -2 S O Vowgo S tro o t, T o ro n to .
All that U left o f It nov Is the pal­
I L C a th e rin e S tr e e t. W e s t, and S t. A U x a a d s r S tre e t. M o n tre a l
ing glow of the aftermath. Lae reflect­
ed radiance of what a a* ao recently a
Minxrd a Llnlrrent Cures Colds, A c
splendor of sunsh.n* end nunbowtlntad blossoms
Impartially It gav*
ENLIST NOW V( itb the army ol xat.sfird hbipfirr* slio slup (.tain to
of its warmth. Its color. Its perfume. . Fall Cultivation For Weed Control
A bulletin on fall cultivation for
It* purple vintage, but with an nli
F E T E R JA N S E N C O M P A N Y . L I M I T E D
loo uneven balance did It we.ga Its' weed control haa b* cn issued by Prir
c o m m issio n M i a c r i v r t
h i u m iit p s i c k
w»*v e o a t t *
favors of Joy and hope and happ.nesa S lessor Harrison, o ' the Manitoba Agri
Make balls of lading rrivl Peter Jiiuen (>.
I.' 1 , I -ft \i l.it e a* N r t
but what is done, is done, and wftelh cultural college.
Arthur, notify Peter Jansen to ., Ltd., Winnipeg
er we have bound up full sheaves of { “ Ucderstaou the habit of the weed
its golden gra.n or been on.y gleam- and apply cultivation that will be
era in the field*, a * look back most effective," he says.
“ For animal weeds, such as wild
today and »ay, with tiiat touch of sad­
M a rk et fo r B u tter
ness that always comes with finality: oats, surface cultivation In the fail,
‘ Good-bye. old summer time, good­ such as d ic in g or skim ploughing,
Lice a e e d and B on d e d D e a le r* '
bye “— Sara Beaumont
Kennedy, in wiil cause some o f the weeds to ger­ jriti*h Columbia a* a Market For But­
DIRECTORY
jlim piiia Commercial-Appeal.
ter From Prairie Province*
minate and they will be kll.ed by
tne frost.
W A. \N Us >n, Ua.ry com;uis*.user
“ With the winter annual weeds,
.r M e n u
van. i iu.i -u r* . ui.y ( O w xa.ooo fmtmn
v-v d
C h an gin g th e T im e Table such as st.nkwced, the same method ruin the PajiQc Coast *u.-re o * at F*W wbeft r«M* (AMifll r ° « IMfifi M MNi M Iff• a |R
will bold good, but a surface culti- ended a conterctice of the proJtit* i TMC. Q W Aita G * 0 * t M S <S 4 A l N C O . L T 0 „
WihA'MI. «f MM Ornm+m
era and subbequv-ntiy spent some i iMi RtQMmM
New Departure on Front Page of raticn must be g 'e n in the fail or
>-ar:y spr.nx, for these weeds are not •..me vistubg tne tiuoe snu (.u o i.i.y
C P. - Folder
killed by the frost.
oofciiig into th* uisrxeting coadiLon* j
The tendency now, i« on the great
“ The cniy method o f effectually
connection be visaed tan- 1
railway eyavcuis, to m ate t„e t.uie i killing the perennial weeds, such as | liver. Victoria, Beattie. Poriinnd and '
WE PAY
aan* aa c.ftar as poa- j sow thistle, is by starving them out j>»b Francisco, l.e repot ts tbat mere
»ibie, so that the public will see at a This can B l done to best advantage appears to be no doubt as to the H I G H E S T
an-* just wnat ts nesired in tat by surface cultivation with a dues • pieudid possiui.iiies of a profitable
PRICES
• a f of miorumtion. 1 ne C T .H , tor toot cultivator.
..ars -i r. * snu lor succeeding years
.nstxnce, m addition to me cuAnjica j " I f bad weeds are to be controlled proi.ding s i*a y s mat m « qua-uy ot FOR RAW
noted m this coiumn, nave adoptee, a the farmer must be persistent in sea
bu.ur one-red uieets couipeuuon
Ptm l*r srmtyv ftwT
new departure on the front page of \son and out o f season."
and satisfies the trade. There Is no
the time U m e - t neparture wiucb >•
The circular contains Instructions doubt that, me standard of quality is
Oi* outcome of one ct m e many xug on the best method of suppression nigb, and once established Lie people
r «h -oua. wftw *
to ■* k l i Airt—i1
,v*tions received by tbe company >u and destruction o f noxious weeds are tikny lo maintain ana gradually
eeponse to tne invitation is»u?d some that can be applied in th* falL
IOHN H U U S l .,r „ ; S ' ; ^ S o ?
a i* «
tbe present stanuArd. Lvery
. line ago from headquarters lo the em­
•■here government creamery butler
ployees for iruiiiiu suggestion* aa to
Thera ar*
some
clever
scouts was favorably spoken of, and since
.mproveuienL* and bet.ermenta a.oug among
the
Australians, and
the uae adoption of me policy of grading
200,000 Cars of Wheat
.be system. This la in the form of a smartest o f all is probably Sergeant and tssu.ng official grade certificate*
notice in large cnaca type, point.ng Frean. of th* 1st Infantry Brigade
The total link ufieat crop ol the
. nss Ootained a strong position in
out when the general change in the H *
»*-st will ne 24u,uud,wv#
baa crawled
out
from
the the m arvel The problem of supplying Canadian
time table taxes place, ao mat the trenches night after night to make an sufficient butter for the trade ;e q u ip ­ busfiets, ac4.Tarding to J, Brut* Vva.xpub.ic w ill know to a minute Just now Inspection of the Turkish position, ments during the winter months has er, comm.ssioner ot immigration at
Jae schedule stands.
This is an ave.age
of
and on one occasion, unde cover of yet to be soived, and success ilee in Winnipeg
For Instance, the notice
reads: darkness, he made his way right .aaving tne quality of our surplus July about l., bush.is to ta* a< r.
Last
‘General cnanke In time table taxes into the enemy lines. Being brown and August msxe
cp*n
up sstl* year
/ u tus.fi* .r u*-r* uf*u i**r
effect 12.01; 24.01; midnight oa Oc­ skinned, and speak.ng the Turkish fcctorily after six monti.s in storage
s*e-1 . domestic
consumption
;.i,d
tober 31st.”
language, he escaped detect if n. and *n suca an uncertsku.g the tanners, other purpo ses, ana tn.s year tb *-*0
This notice, meeting the eye on the madf his way safely back to his creamery managers and transporta­ •ources mill take shout 4u.u u,os/i
present folders now in use, warns the comrades with moat valuable infor­ tion cou-pan.ea have a L-g respoas.fiii- bushe.s
There will
therefor«
.>*
pub.ic not to put faith in the latter mation. Frean saw service in Mex­ ity.
available for export aiiU.bvu.Ui'U biiftik
beyond the date mentioned. This no- i ico and the Balkan States, and is a
T o tu-a»e lu.v gr- at
Commenting on the supply. Mr els of wr.eat
lice will appear on tne front page of mas o f wonderful darieg. He wears 'A'i.son states that the Canadian quantity of wheat by rail would re­
th* foider which precede* that which a sombre-like felt
hat,
with
the production probably wuu.d not be quire biift.dUb box cars m*. g t. *
s to take its place, and will prevent crown bulged tip, and a knotted sufficient for home consumptfian. hut train* of fifty «ars each
Tt. s uou.d
any confusion by announcing
how handkerchief about hi* neck, in true south o f the ilne *t the present time mean on * Ira n every fo ;’ y m ...jU a
.ong the prraent foider ia Talid and . scout fashion, but be has very little stor-.ge stocks and the late xnakc fr-.m Winr.ip-g to K* rt W.r.is 1 lor a
when U cease* to be operative. Thus, to say
showed ft considerable increase
on period of 111 day*, or from o * t 1 to
hose wno do much travelling will
the other hand the demand for ex- Jan lit
Each car nvvr ^ s l.<ud
inow precisely when the time table
was In excess of last season and j Inmlelft of woeat
The Car be r.g 47
M O T H E R ’ S “ N O T IO N S ” port
changes, and when such changes will
,n the event of shipping space he.ng f*et long, th* 2 ''i.tKK; c « r » c...*d li.to
h* gen eral
Th* idea should prove
Goad For Young Peop<* to Follow
available dealer:, expected to ctear servPe wo^td cover a distao' e of 1 ,helpful
Si miles, a dtsiauce more 1 ban the
m eir stocks readily.
"M y little grandson often come* up
mileage
t« tueen
Wtsn p g and
to
show
me
bow
targe
the
muac.es
of
No Asthma Remedy Like IL— Dr J.
For Sprains and Bruises— There is Frince Kupert, which Is 1.T4C miies
a
x
arm*
are.
D. Kellogg s Asthma Remedy is dis­
nothing better for sprain* and coatu- ]
~ ~
,
"H * was a delicate child, but baa de­ • ions man Ur Thomas' Eriectric OJ j Mtnarus Lln ment Cures Gsrgst in
tinctly d.fferent from other #o<ftiied
remedies- Were this not so it would veloped into a strong, heaitfiy boy and It will xed-ce the swell.ng mat fo.lows ;
not have continned Its great work of Postum bas been tne principal factor a sprain, w.ll cool the Inflamed flesh ‘
.
" I was induced to give bun the Po* sad draw the pain as If by magic. It I A remarks hie r 'o r r of the miracle#
relief until known from ocean to ocean
for Us wonderful value. Kellogg's, the turn because of my own experience will tik d th€
out ot m bruits
d ! *** • ?“TX€Fy
j^rtor-iicd jfj I xjd4&q
foremost and beat of all aathma reme- with i t
prevent the flesh from discoloring. It hospital^.
* kbt. hear -g sod
“ I am alxty years old. and have seems as If tfier* was mag.c in It. so speerb are being resto-ed, w^s told
d ie * stands upon a reputation founded
m the hearts of thousands who have been a vie tom of nerroun dyspepsia speedily does the injury disappear un by t»r. J Elliott Rover, neurologist, o f
for many yearn Have tried an son * der ‘.reatment
Kansas City hospital
He jo ln «l th#
knows its benefit.
of n ed.clnes and bad treatment from
King Goorge and the National hospital
many
pnyatciana,
but
ao
permanent
ia
Loodon.
shortly
after
the
w .r
•W* REWARD. DOO
Movies in Emperor's Palace
relief came.
broke out Only those so d ers stricken
Th* rafters of this paper will
"1 used to read the Postum adver
The spirit of China • dead emperors deaf, dumb or blind by • ’ *11 rc/nctisplease* to team that there Is at
tisemnnta in our paper
A t first 1 must shiver aa they pass over the For­ sion are treated
Brig an soldi erv a '#
seen ante to cur* In ah it* stage*, sad gav* bat little attention to them, but bidden City between the boors o f I
declared unable to respond to the
ttel te Catarrh. Hal • Catarrh Cur* la finally something tn one of tne ad­
sod
midnight
in
the
even
iog
An
ex
treatments.
tb* only positive cur* now known to
tfe* med.es. fraternity. Catarrh feeing a vertisement* mad* m* conclude to tensive section of the “ city" One been I
constitutional rtteen—. require* a const;- try Postum.
opened as a public park. La the centre ,
tuuooni treatment. Had s Catarrh Cure
T waa very particular to have it of which stands an imperial pavilion
i* taken Internally, acting d.rectty upon
prepared
strictly
according
to
direc­
which has been given ever to n mod
tfe* fe*ooft and mucous aurfacM eg tfe*
system, thereby Sestrojirg tfe* founda- tions. aad weed good, rich cream. It era moving picture show.
i.en *4 the disease and giving tfe* ant- was very nice Indeed, aad about bed­
Any coo.le w to wtii pay the price '
teat strength fev feui'.dmg up the coaaUtu- time I said to the members of
of admission, s few cents, may sU
family that I believed I felt better. beneath the eaves o f the pavilion
f si in tn it* curan t v powers that tnay One o f them laughed aad said. T h at's which ta recent years contained a
Hundred DnUnrs for nay css* another of mother s notions,' but the thrown.
The
decorations
of
the
aotloa has aot left me yoL
groat, heavy roofed building are con­
"1 continued to improve right along tinued la the style at the late dynas­
after leaving off tea aad coffee aad ty, dragoon* forming n
taking Poet am, and now after thru
yean* aae I feel on wall that 1 am al­
most young again. 1 know P o a t j i
A Ktor Hardin Story
waa the canoe o f the change ia
ta aa old story, bot It will bear
health and J cannot nay too mack ta
Mr. filer Hurdle adhered
Us tavwr. I wish I could persuade ail
for those b r a v e -----------------tor the most pan, to the small cap— f
to use it-"
who have seea their kana crown between the cap known an j
by
* * * * * deport for the war aad Bloat Cw.
Scotch and the kind of tight-fitting {
^
^
L-----ngvtnm ft>e*e rotxra?
cap n workman wears when he Is
starting tor work to the Weak aariy
of
Sent Absolutely Free
SELLERS GOUGH FUR COMPANY, LIMITED,
WINNIPEG GRAIN
EXCHANGE
F R E E
FURS
\1
tad New leataad toidiera art
morning It wag this cap which led.
oa owe peewto^g to n little > «*^ n t
Mr. Kler Hurdle, on the opening dsy
at the sesstoa. went dawn to the Ho­
rary of L s boose of commons to
Are you working
• friendly
‘
man at the Palace Yard Gate
“On tfe
U. 107*
Fmibtn— tsv
Tb«s twaotifwl hwk
U iK
A MINISTETS
MTEBESTI C DISCCVEIY
Plenty of Work
ba»* n hay* There WtN he W ar* f o r
A ll T tu * MT>o«at
lU t
A.
D
Maclteed. #f l l a n t t r t
K B.. t« a W l « w r,u ** rucsaw/. rw
(«rr*4 U U * r « u r | » t ( « pep*.*/: r
« I K t Z < s ii--»a »*<#>» U UM W m
«r
The B la a e tr af iahor. H e* T W
r «u e r * . predicta a k a m t j of labor
luring ta* t o a a j w -tie r
He etatro
,t« « —
• d erx g
ike
• inter j
l a t i ^ i a i the . i u w r t * * j * '
are a U m tor (te a aa4 tarin g a ta re
O&e le c ^ tlfif t ie at
Aa appeal t u
m * s made Cb arta * eaat the m e* e t c
• ea: ■ * * ( for the u n e t t
It ta u t B laly. houever. that each
aaeUtance will Le granted Local Oh
. • a t»n.berro«a aa; .*m a«rroea from
New b T it t v ic k
are appeal ag tot
aaa for ir e uiatar eatape Laat wta
ter tha camp* had no trouble gctt.ag
ea at low eagea. Tbla • star U la
i*.r4 to get l * ‘-at at aay price
Mr t r o t t e r , baa beea e*s «4 ta aa
• Ut la aupptyiag l.M * m«n (or a aea
pulp eompaay ta a* ®«tab used ea
tb* National Traaaeoauaeatal. eaat
of Cochrane
Tha cota later etatee that a new • /•
’ em « U ) have to bo inaugjrnted by
tho lumber Internet* tf they nre to reratve any aaeiatanee la aecuriag men
i aa *>*tem by ehick ta* men are
compelled to board themaelve* and
make their pure bases (rota the com
patty * atora baa to be abolished
It has frequest.y been found, tha
minister r U . a a that at tha end of the
•eaaoa the men a/• lh debt to the
particular company by » filch they
e rr * employed The companies. he
•aid. must board tha men and pay
hem their a age* nt the cod of the
month.
Tha suggestion hka been made by
,n9 .rn'Sai .urii .rr-j.ea that nilrtu m
internment ramp* should be reieaaed
end put to • urn in the lumber camp*
This * It not be considered unices the
lumbermen show that they nave dona
everything possible lo secure labor at
reasonable wage# and have failed.
lU M h l.
L A M iB L li.\ . b A d K A l t l i K U AN
The Value of
Grain Screenings
Toe W ester* Fare*/a ha 4 ta caaaa
'Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered
Batter Prices A d n a d a f
Jw*cy**g « m
Mtaad Pan**mg
The p ire of k . u t has beta «U a *
le e r e te e * M m * am Out
A N ew T t r t r o f a t 4* etpwrveacw - f ad• eat . g tut
j eer» l i r a
Tha u n . < n of ta* t * r « * pra-ne hao a r'.'.vi , book telling haw tha *e «a ;y ) w • e#o the pCxe **t t f
toaaccw
or
u
i
f
u
M
t
may
he
«
*
u
y
,
o
>
a
t
u
u
t
v
t
*uey
i
w
i
.
v
a
w
t
*4
U
)
buttej
t
»r
e
e
r
t<
peJt
ol U • )♦ * .
1 * 4 p * '- p ®
t /vp U l# i*
T in t a a -*r*e sad completely aanuhed to three
tu * a « < i .* tae ncuuty oi pm
Ua,
“ ksa../.'’ he writes. “ I b * 4 « t f
o f m a t y , bat it m a c* a * * r daya wnh t a g k t f . heaeSt Tha anth but now tu* , u m s .,;i of the »e a
n othing
W- lia v .B g ' t l ' g r #? ta
van ** sail a ate at ta* coat of traaa- or. U » » f i Woods 2k«C Statvaa •t t o ; u.e p re * ■> hat per lb tx
extern-'® « ! » ' o » •»*r which l travel
po. t.ng Iwa.evu lo t * of
ocraeamga K. S e a kora City, t t t , all. asm. #»ar T ha i U u i aUm* ate u « !* h l
r a tiu & .r. I n.«*t w Uj a u f sick *sd
from
la * praina* ta lh* •*** u r a a
a la t o - * free o * raqeeat
i era of the a tat Ui graater pru4*(U<i&
• l i r u 4 p »o j> . a* 4 I t * M k « l t a u ' l
■.. t/m, u in .gat ue remaraed la
Tha haaitp impruvaa w o w arfa lly or at gee per .a the. v t» u r u u . )
a* tie
-4 Zam Bak I* (o le | k ii.r
, u a : t t l l o g ift of tha weatefu a n a ’ after the i c u U m pouoa u ot of the jooney to be made m ua.rjtxg
J have tearaed u aa etoeluts ! » d that
era ana aaainaed up * oar Att.er.ca* <ayatem
Calmaeaa. tmoquli lie ty ,
Tha b * *r*.o crop* o! t l u year J
f i r bed n ic e r! o:4 w rends. e-zero* sad
oaalaa at a pnea t u k aSurua* a clear eye*,
normal appetite, good * wLl u it r a n y ea t f m * gr*.a grva 1
• k.a « M tu tt o f all kinds, the k « : ! s i
vary loag ptoht to the «.■• aloes that , dlgawtion. manly • aor. st.-osg B e « - | i t g tut b»: r* a farmer 4 m da* U
turner* at Z »i 6 I t . i art *:taj> j ms?
sold U t i i t
T&at
of moo ay try and a gmerm. gam ta
u.nry 1 rtah
^ kis rnt.ru iaoui
- —m —
vsliews?
Tor tho p*:a?*i a*'neat.
. i 4 tcal.y anpeLdad aaujd go tnr u> are among 'A * many benefit* rr^orv Cucti^-a of * a.a. a* aiou.d r« ..< a ;v f .
»!tee. ales. It la t u a l k t l It a box » f
that crops i . l t u * one do oat hap j
redding tho aheu* praina couatry of ed. Get n g of that nervoaa fee lag
so more need of wp*. cigar, cigarette, pr * n * r j year
Zesa-Bak 'e v i l he pat Into every kero*
.uXkoua aeeda
an-uff
or
chewing
tobacco
to
pnc.fr
If anyone carvo to u b e the trouble j
It weuid aava n u c j a 4-j*t/irs M l.*
T&a fa m .c n can no to c ft r claim
to a t r p g s l v they wUi had that t a e
Hera le liila iv r> v (*4 ev-iie- <-« • ***1
that they na>* &o au taon t*ti«e data morbid deair*
at t&e o.de-r countries became wea.ir.y
«n the h e t ar.d w*4»et * i»* r t» a / t of
on this a ib^ect. as the laom^atoa go*
sgritultum l.y, » b .e they made gram
tJ t value of Z »m (t .k
la 'he hota»e
r m t e a t baa yuat iseoed a very brief
coat
of
trmnaporting
tho
screemsgs
growing lbc<r chief occupation
Oh
and comp-eueoai. e buiietla oa ( i t a
o f tha peep:* frero the Atlsstle (a the
to
the
terminal
eietafura.
and
will
the s lie r hand practically * »* r y cows
G r « r * t B u s in e s c i D t t r . m e r i t
acrtvBiiigt. ty J. K Ltymuni. B A ,
f ’ a'iAe. 7am Buk la tha Boat papular
loavo
the
grower
ia
puaeess.oa
of
try
where
th*
far
rnerv
ha*a
spwcinitx
e ith
'Ueauit* of
Faedug txpen halm W a y’ B*-* ise la eo roaay r u n
much
vnlunbm
feed
which.
If
hr
does
ed
la
da.r>.tig
they
s
ate
ua*»u.t
pros
aiecta." by >- » Archibald. b a A ,
It baa p ro v d a rura when alt alee baa
Employ era
*ns
Erepioyeoa Ritas*
•ad K. C Eiford. H a \ . L*omimon hot newd fur hi* ou a use ui.i bad perou* and ind pendent vv bat has
f* l> d
Zam-Buk la a aura cure for
happened IS other fo x s t r es will oc­
Li*t*n to Tees# Facia Ccnr«rsiS|
Foujtry Husb*nu*ii*a
Tha bui.etta ready sale amcag liv* atoct men
*• v a n
ulcere, sbere«a«s. varl-oee
That
th*
growth
Of
weeds
entails
cur
lb
Western
t
anada
so
the
sooner
Effecta *r tn# L-qwor
covers the oompiaition of cr»«n.nga.
e®tr.s. aealp sores. piles, cv>lj w r*a.
their present d^poaai. their uaea ia as enormotM low* e a t y e a r to farm <&• farmers decide to adopt ai.ied
T r*o«
cut*. horn* brutes*. the emptl-ma and
ers.
and
w
lie
It
1*
desirable
to
utlF
j
farming
at
their
principal
occupation
u.e Cnitad btaie*. West* a t.nuada
If m or« evidence be nr-eded aa t*
•one* of babiee aevd rhlldrea. and all
is*
everything
In
grain
acreanings
of
the
sooner
*
s
i
Western
t'aaa
is
be
u.d A s te r n ( aimda. and under me
he .Bunrssity of harm loss by tho
• kla dteeaaca and lajur aa All drug
bead of ~feed.ng experiments'* de­ good feeding value. U would be het- scome a s u cc es sfu l tir e r.g com mu i.
.quor Da Sic to bua.n.aa inlciesL* At
gist* and atorea * »'l at ifle box or poet
scriptions of th feeding of coaa. ter to burn them tf-aa to pri-mlt their lty
a to hand on a large •• *,» nlau atli’
use In wnys that w.ll bring about any
There u n strong tenlenry f r farm
laid from Z*m R uk C o. Toronto, for
swine, lambs and poultry.
ns h *v « iiviu<d the t b.lrd tilate*
increase is the number or distr:but<on > ers a ho are r. receipt of arse sums
X rlr#
Reftiaa harmful, cheap Im.ta­
la th* Inst lew peg a Is n very of noxious weeds
of money for grata this vear to ui> *t into four d i i ‘ *-u&*. first, pr tnbtioa
ttoos. aon^rirrioe offered Send tbla *rca/efut summing up Of tne ebo.e alt
tales
seroad. near yraUblUtiL staua
in automobih« or unnecessary ma* h
t if lo to t in, Ruk C o. Toronto, and le.
uatlon
Her* in brief are aotu* of
-------- ----- ------bc.udt&g Uioat tnal hate mors tha*
aery, instead of iooktnc to tbe tut
sam p and receive fra* box by return.
the conclusions: “ On a car of l.JOd ! Soft corns are difficult tc eradicate, .r* for years o f rrup fa ll.re >.;-ne ^.f ifty per cent under proi.u> t.oft.. thud,
uuibtu of wheat, carrying a S per but HoLoway s Com Cure wiU draw the money derived from this year*
art y iicene,d slate* Uiuwe that l>s - a
cent do* aage, the grower loses <Mi them out psinleaxly.
est than fifty but more Ilian twenty
gram crop ghouli • towards the pur
ix>ok a t the M ap
uusbeis m screenings, do per cent o f j
_______________
-base of cow* or other livestock, lot .iv* p« r rent under Bo lliensr. al.J
raianbie
. norm at least
urta. ttOiv »L le* that b «*e le**
the ttm* may soon come when th**«
bays L o rd D erby
N a va l Im pudence
fZd per ton, wnca bran se.ia at 12 k
titan tw oi,t« five t>er cent under no
farmers will dec dr that they i
This mean* a ios* of 114 20 in feed
give*
an excellent
n.ofV livestock, but may have d.ff.ru, hr ,-naw. This
charge* for transporting the 24 bus_>- Crippled British 4ubm*nn« Captures ty in oblaiumg the rash to buy it
chaac* for companaun along *«>e *l
Head of Britom’* Rscrutting Cam
e.s
from
the
*
v
«r
«g
e
sats.su
ue
wan
Tbe dairy cummiss.oner fur Has lines which la * yleidod r**u’ta that
pa>gn Outlines H>* Near
a Big 't r m jn Ship
(arm to the lake froct amount to
are very suipritlng ktieti tr* p o p l*
Policy
The adventures ot Kipling's hero. katchewan reports a fifty per tent in
i i . 02, making a cann loss ot 122 22 on
earn facts like the** there wl i soon
crease In the output of th* govern
Judson,
eitn
hi*
fiat
boltome-1
gun­
Ixtrd iJterby, whom tn* lintish gov '
.ne car Much o( ini* lo** couid have
ment operated creameries over the j be no itqu< r irafflc
ernmant n** entrusted with tu* t**a T h e C ondition o f T o o M any oeen avoided by the farmer uaJ ne boat on the Zambesi, were supposed summer months of thia year Tb * in i lxtt ua first ti k u* tbe economic
o f acoving tn* rvcruiling problem, m i
nslsted to at the thresnei operate bis to t>e the last word in Kngi.sh navsi dustry is developinr rapidly, but th* aspect of the drink quest .on T ha facta
W om en and T o o M any
-■aidrwsaiug
* Uiuaj in •• ,ng at the I
•epurator so as to ciean tne grain bet- impudence, but s new c.a-mant for possibilities are practical:/ un.imltwd. revealed ty thia tne: • <! ot Invest L.s
,er at mresh.ng time
A groairr wno th® impudence championship is an un- and
M soiiuo nouae. lxrbdon. gave tbe g>sl ;
a market for flv* times the t on are of the utmost im port*or*
L ir ls
owna hi* oan
tnresn ng
m*ci..ne armed submarine in an unnamed port amount of butter now produced cou.d both to employe s and employee* it
o f tn* plan with wh>ch n « hopes to 1
Too many women and too many
louid nt U wllL a act ot sieves that lfl tn* North S a
meet th* aituatioa
east)/ be found, provided the quai.ty shoe that to the p »b)b!ti< j state* in
1
sutn.arine was a new one aaJ ta No. 1.
"I suggest.'* he said, "that every gins loo* otd long before they sOouiu sill m.i*e It pijsathie for him to clean
ten years the t I as been a . llu naM*
\N ben uncomfort
man wno recognizes that tn* state ' i ueir (aces become pate and drawn. .us grain aa ne threshes It If he de on her first trip
There ts no more* stable or profit of fitly tbr<-e p.-r cent in toe cumber
i.*s a right to c*U on his services for ; • rinkiet appear and tiielr ey-a lacs pends on customs threshing, he abiy close to th* German coast the able branch of farming If properly of v age e a u v r*
In th# r,»-»r prohibi­
t an Ibis be Wondered at should insist on the thresher operat- engines broke down and she became
h r protection s iio .il entist at one.- ' j : Ig.itfies*
conducted, and it sfiouid be only a few tion et-Xtes the lticr as** w~* 42 3% In
wi.en
they
so
frequent,/
oave
bead
tig
bis
separator
so
a*
to
cieau
the
practically
a
derelict
Th*
commander
Ail those found physical y fit
and j
years when each prairie province silt in* partial,/ ic< c»c.j *txtcw. the In
» snug to join the colors at once; *ci>e*, bacaacbes and * general (ee<- gram and tne thresher should nave a cheerfully told his crew
truM- had 4r*ip; e to i - ' i ’* and in
be pro cing for expect ten mu.ions of
erta.n compensation for doing stower
" W « have onl. or.e chance; that is pounds of butter. When this happens the licensed slate* i* ws* only 3 4 '%
could do ao. and the remainder con- ! mg of wretenednea* and weaaness?
N.ne manufacturers of thresh- to fali in with some neutral ship ana there will be no need for the govern
tlnue at their jaua) vocal on*, sub- { m m->«t case* it is the biood tnal la to • ork
uiame. I rum oue cauae or another ng machine*, including pracl.caiiy all then biow the bally submarine up or
J c l to call when needed.“
ment to purchase seed grain for tbe that the liquoi traffic 1* th greatest
I n married ant married men. I.ord the b.ood has become thin and watery machines in us* In Western Canada * lnk her." th* reason being that this farmers, nor to dec,ar* a moratorium
nemy of i.ibor
an
1
it
la
a
tact
that
anaemia
tb.oo-J
•late
loat
their
machine*
are,
or
may
particular
submarine
was
suppos
d
to
iK-rby explained, would be put Into j
Next as o the Increase in ,he quxain order to g : '* a longer time In which
r »p«u-live groups, and the bache.of* .csshesai more loan any otner cauae, »« titled with screens and operated embody new and wonderful feature* lo pay their debts IAairyrng and mix
Hy of gc-vet* marufacturod
H> t» S
c * 1i« J fiist. Married men would be gives a omen- tins pieiualureiy aged to separate mo*t of th*a m aterial, and which must on no account become ed farming meant prosperity in the years
In the prot.tbiLon i tales thia
it is important that tne going funner, ernim that they are known to the en my
called, later, according to age. by appearance
was
114
3%
In
lh*f
n«
*r
p-oh
titlion
west, but it Is doubtful if prosperity
• c 'b a system, he pointed out, there oiood supply of gtris and women be • Ui.ng to do all they can to lessen | B ortly afterwards s stexmslp fly will
ron.e through grain growing stales the tnciesse was *24% . in It,*
regular,/
iep.cuished—
important
not
ing
a
neutral
flag
came
along
The
would t»e no tiiiinen,
unmanagable
par,tally licensed ■tales it w » k. 2
the waste entailed m snipping dirty
alone
tnbmarlne limped towards her and
• iuiber of recruits, but a steady sup only on tLe score of looks, but to re­ grain.
while m the licensed state* it was
store robust health, which is of great­
ply as need ad l»y Kurl Kitchener.
The black'seeds, those that will the commander went aboard With
oniy
72 •%
Grandest Choir In the World
Dr Wmiams P in * Pins ac­ <o m i through a one-fourteenth per­ supreme imp-jder.ee he demanded to
These facts show
that from the
H- rneone had asked the speaker, he er value
Russia bw j _*,<./ tiuaat of the
Lo, It was a
•aid, why recruiting was an urgent tually make new Mood and restore tbe orated xinc screen, have cons^lerao.* see the sh p i papers
woTid s greatest cuutT
it ts ,n L,« stedpomt of b u i.u ivi activity, the
»y
*lea
i
scattered
by
oterw
org
or
wor­
German
ship
masquerading
under
a
. to which n* replied: “ Look
value as fuel, and where coal is used,
.s u itu i.i t . ... ,. „ -r .» <»»,,
>„ ■tales wuLti do most to control th*
ry. These puis give a glow of health they can be burned to advantage. It neutral flag Th* language the «pri
at (he map."
t’ errograd, and is attadied lo a con­ liquor trafiJr arc marching aueao of
Th» relation t-et»«**h th®
laird IdTby said that a fortnight to pale lacea and make tired, weary must be remembered that eievator rnander u* -d la supposed to be classi­ vent • rectej m honor oi Hie patron the otner*
He *aid they deserved the fate
quanl.ty ot liquor use,] and huainese
v oi.d be allowed men who were caded wuiMcn aud girts (eel or gut and hap­ screenings, containing the finer b.ack cal
saint
of
Husa.a.
1
ts
members,
ot
r 1 to adjnst their private affairs He py. With Dr. Wtiilama’ Pink PUla at •eeds. cannot be proper,/ ground up of pirates, but he wouid spare their a born m ete i_** about thiity, are aii prog: ess i* very n luarkaotv
and
them
prisoners
He- uiooka anu are cuosc-n (tom me best
T ie per (et,i increase h the wagi*
Loped that with a proper response It uand tuere ia no ueed for any woman jy an ordinary chopper, but require lives
would be unnecessary to call the older or any gtrl to look ill or feel LI. Mrs -pen .ai mach nery. expensive in ilse.f then took command of the steamer , o k <i in j i i tue tvuastau ii.ou.i>r' r paid to labor in the prob.b.iion *iate
I*..in g sfer. taking In tow th* disabled aubmarine iea.
i* no ie*s ren,ark*b,e
iu the prohi­
tiiarried m n. In any e eat, these eid- J. McDonald, Jr., Hay, Ont., aay a "1 •nd costly to operate
bition stai*-* the lucres* ,h 1 * n y are
e r men would ao far aa practicable be honoat.y believe Dr. Williams' Pink machinery, the aerweninga should be and brought prize, prtaoners and dereWhen
a
fine
ringer
appears
among
In tile near prohibition
placed In the medical and transport Pills saved my life. Some years ago cleuned over*th e one-fourteenth p e r - ji^ f safely into port.
the novitiates he ia sent to the mon- was 1 M %
I had anaemia, and aa 1 did not real­ (orated
tine screen before grind ng i
______________
sin ta.
•siery ol Aiexai.atr .S e is s i,. wuere *tst«* it wa* 77%. In Die partially
ise
the
sei
lousness
o
f
the
trouble
1
"This I* an honest attempt." de­
xhd the residue from the re-c.ewn d
,e is tra.neu as « s r -;u,.> as an i.pe.a licensed state* the inrrea** was 1
Non-Fertile Eggs
while in the licensed state* it warn
clared Lord Derby, "to give every man soon became a complete wreck. 1 got screenings can easily then be drstroyThe losses due to allowing the male aing.-r. and remains there doing noth only 41%.
a chance to do his duty— a last effort so weak I could hardly walk. 1 neither ed
TU* increased value ol the feed
.r.g
except
assisting
at
the
music
at
in behalf o f a voluntary service
1 ate nor alept well, and could not go • ben tb u e black aeeo* are ta.en out birds to run with the bens during tbe mass in tne mo a .„g an
.*
i These figures completely lefute lb *
believe yet that the voluntary system upstair* without stopping to rest At is sufficDnt to pay for the coat of sep- l* ? 111* season nas not been appro- the afternoon, until he becomes aged i»<|uur falsehood tt.al pronibit.oa In
timee
I
had
an
almost
unbearable
pain
•rat.ng
them."
cUted
by
the
average
farmer
A
i jure* labor
It ia a b* nefit wot otoy
< .m lie made an unqualified success,
alien tie r rb fW on a pennon.
in uiy tack and would have to remain
The (eed experimenta were made statement by the l S. department of
but there is no time to lose."
The tnona* are a,i vegetarians jin wage* out uiany other ways, it
ia bed. I suffered almost constantly most thoroughly wito catt.e. aaeep, I agricultixre may be of Interest in this
,
a
ls
o
shews
that
ihe sober man can
when swine and poultry and the conclusions connection. The annual loss In u.e they never eat meat. The ru.e* of and doe* do more work than the drlnkIn *11 Infantile complaints that are from a dull beadacoe. and
.he
Russian
Church
forbid
t
em
to
c-ikboraiely
tabulated l tile-, .-tatea due tr *wd methods of •have, ar
the result of the depredatlonu of ,weeping If 1 wouid stoop lo pick up reached are
their hair la woven likt i ing man who oft«-o goes to hi* work
worms in the stomach and intestines anything 1 would get so dizzy that 1 i ha importance of proper screening prf*ducing and handling t-ggs is |la,- a woman s
L'nlike ordinary monk*, ; with a fbdd,ed brain and unslwady
would
have
to
catch
bold
of
to
m
e
o
th*
grain
grower,
thresnei
man.
j
oOb.yoO
One-third
of
this
loss
is
preM iller's Worm Powders will be found
|hands.
At times uilier and feed manufacturer ia mm • *entahle because it is dgp to the they are fast.ci.ou* about their ap
Probably the worst showing of UI
an effective remedy They attack the th.ng to keep from fulling
pi-aranre, and i u, up their hair and
cause o f these troubles, and by ex­ iuy heart would beat so fast that I jteiy d•'tailed and a summary given, partial hatching of fertile egg* which whiskers In papers every night, so { is labor s share in the manufacture A
Allowed to become warn. that they are wavy and curly
pelling the worm* from tbe organs in­ would have a smothering sensation ID w'hich It la set forth:
jiiquor a* cooipwrcd with qtu<r t&UuaThat the material removed from j enough to begin to incubate
sure an orderly working o f the sys- My eyes were sunken and my hands
1(ftea
.
The
roos:»r
does
not
help
tbe
h^ns
,
and
limbs
would
be
swollen
in
the
t-m . without which the chi’ d cannot
,-ra.n at term.nai elevators consists
in all the InduMrie* c f fh® United
A Medical Need Supplied.— When a
hv»rnings.
1
t
.ed
several
kind*
of
.f shrunken and broken
er.ie.s o f •<> l*7 ,,e merely fertiiizts th» z*rm .
,
to u t' that not onlv acta State# the average percentage of ail
maintain Its strength or thrive These
oats barlev
and nax,
flax nes.u
be sid es of the egg
fertile germ in hot IneU'n
f»* stomach,
'* IO r‘ - but
. . 1ia so composed
o y mct* expense* that r.oe* to labor ia 44 4,
powders mean health and improve­ j .uedtciue without bene.it and my Wheat
oats,
oar.ey ana
»
th ' ,,r kThe
l . Keron.e* a hl<a-«t rin*
upon the
frieads thought 1 would not recover iwnear.
*ryiag propoflsoos o ( a very i&rge ’
quicKty dccoiqw a oi<><Xi nag, thfct certain ingredients of it pas* un whu* th* percentage paid lor wage#
ment.
Then I b.-gun taking Dr. Wiihams' number of weed s teis.
I wnich spoi*s the egg for food and altered through the stomach to find in the manufacture of malt liquors
Pink Pills, and before long could see
That up to tne present, most of the market, summer heat ba* me same action In the howela, then there Is la oniy 20.2 and the portion that goe#
Australia's Navy
,nd
feet
that
they
were
helping
me
screenings from our terminal elevat­ effect on fertile eggs a* the hen or available a p irgativ* and a cteanser to wages tn the manatarturc of dis­
The Ijondon Times recently publish­
tbe use of the ors have been exported to the L ulled incubator.
ed an appreciative review o f the ser­ I gladly continued
effeciiveneas
Farm eleea tilled liquors is ,e*s than two p«r
Infertile egg* will not become blood of great
vices rendered by the Australian navy I pil.s until 1 was com plete^ cured an i states, wi.ere they nave been recieanVegetable
Piila
are
of
this
character cent.
' 1 cannot say enough in tne.r praise, ed and used in various forma in feed rings
With tbe«e fact* before ua we roust
since the ou.break of the war
The
and are the best o f all pills During
!
and
I
strongly
recommend
them
to
all
After
the
hatching
season,
cook.
.ng live stock.
list of achievements Is very impres­
the years that they have been in use organise and fight this gr-at o c t a n e
run-down
girls
and
women."
ib
a
t
on
account
of
the
extremely
'
or
pen
your
rooster,
kour
hetm
A THOU.
sive. particularly to those who opp*r»
they bave established themaelve* as I® business prosperity. tL
You can get Dr. W.iitams' Pink ,n;all t.ze of acme, and the hard, j Dot nininn* with a male bird wiL
M B . MG P S
ed the local navy idea and did tifeir
no
other
pill
baa
done
utmost to remove It. At the com­ 1 Pills from any dealer in medicines or iin ty aeed-coats of others, tne com 1 produce infertile eggs—quality egga
mencement
o f hostilities Germany by mail at »ti cents a box or s.x boxes piete pulverization of ail of tne weed |that keep b?*t and market best
Murderer* of Mias Cavell
------------------had In Pacific waters adjacent to Aus­ for gi: SO from The Dr Williams' Sled •eeda in screening* cannot be accom- ,
This woman was sentenced to die
plished by an ordinary chopper
tralia a fleet composed of two large icine Cm. Brockvllle, Ont.
MmsrdT Liniment C .res Distemper
and was kilted because in the ptetThat screcniLga recieaned over a
c ru iser* the Sct.aruhorst and GneiseA druggist esn obtain ao imita­
one-fourteenth inch perforated sine Winnipeg Asking Aid In Colony Plan ence of th* mi.itary court the defied
uvu. the Nnmburg. a light cruirer. and
Trade With the West Indies
it by iterating and reiterating her tion of MIN A R D S L IN IM E N T from a
som e smaller vessels Either o f the
That as a market for fiour, meat, screen to remove the finer weed aeods
A
comprehensive
scheme
to
relievo
proud love of her counuy and her T o ran to bouse at * *ety U»v pr.ru,
large cruisers was superior to any butter and condensed milk produced (black seeds) may be satisfactorily
Ilrltish vessel In th* Pacific wita the ,n the western provinces of Canada, ground by ordinary choppers, if rea­ tho unemployment situation tn Winni­ holy devotion to the duty of saving and have it labelled bta own pro 1 net
peg
ha*
been
undertaaen
bT
the
civic
ufe, contra; y to any m illiary law. And
This greasy imitation i* the poorest
exception o f tbe Australian cruiser ail the Britisn U est India Islands are sonable care is taken ia the separation
autnoritiea there and in connection Lbs brutal butchers of snen a woman one we bare yet seen of the m u»y that
Australian
But because of the pres­ nearer
to Manitoba. Sasaafrtiewan and grinding
therewith
Mayor
Waugh
o
f
that
city
under
such
circumstances
will
do
every
Tom. Dkk and Harry baa Died
That
feeding
stuffs
manufactured
ence o f tbe Australian fleet the Ger­ and Alberta than the British Isles or
mans were unable to capture a s ngls countries of continental Europe and from screen.ngs, not properly reclean­ saw members of the Dominion govern­ more damage to the German name, to introduce
ment
at
Ottawa.
His
worship
explain­
will stamp the barbarism of German
Ask for M IN AK I/S and you will
British merchant vessel in Australian mat for manufactured aruc.es from ed. sometimes contain thousands of
-* iters or attack aa Australian port.— Ontario and wucoec the cost of trans­ vital noxious weed seeds per pound. ed that h a city bad spent 1 1 .220.000 militarism more deepiy Into the mem get i t
on
a
100
miles
of
railway
between
ory
of
mankind,
than
any
other
thing,
Victoria Times.
portation to the West ffidies ia leas Such material should never be fed as Winnipeg and tne Lake of the Woods
except th* Lusitania horror, whict
,;ian the cost to Saskatchewan and it is limbi* to Introduce weeds that
The post office
department an­ vioerta is tne statement made in a entail the loss o f thousands o f d o lla r to expedite th* taking o f supplies for that militarism has done to outrage
That feeding
experiments
have the work o f building an aqueduct to eivliiaaLon and to inflame with an ir
nounces that until navigation on the
penal r.port on A anada and the Brit
Yukon river is resumed in the spring, ish West ladies by Mr. W. G. Griffin, proven that the black seeds are use­ supply water to Winnipeg and sur- repressive thirst for vengeance those
It la doubtful if su re kinds of ani­
Winnipeg nation* and races which ere nt war mals have ever taken part Is warfare
less as feed mad expensive as adulter­ rounding municipalities.
the p*rre!a post rate between all special trade coouniasiocerwants
the
government
to
make
a
land
with
Germany
—
New
York
Press,
points In Canada and the Yukoa. other
than in tbe present European conflict
Mr Gnffm visited ail the colonies an t* Their admixture in any consid­
than W hite H one. Robinson Station that have Joined ia the Canada-West erable quantity to other feed makes grant, the land to be given to settlers
T b * list includes horses, mules, dogs,
Travelling through Ire.and on horse­ elephants, gouts, sad to* never weary
and Carcrosa will be 12 cents p*r Indies preferential tariff agreement, it unpehatabie for ml kinds of stock. tn small b orings, who would estab­
That screenings without the black lish poultry farms or market gardens back, a tourist cams upon aa old maa camel. Dogs are being used for sen­
pound
as well as the emony of Jamaica and
for the products o f which there Is nn wno
fencing tn a most barren nnd try and mmbnlai.ee work, for draught
Jie republic o f Ctfoa. His concius.on seeds, may be fed freely to horses, unlimited demand in Winnipeg. Mayor deeolnt*
piece c f land.
cattle, sheep or swine, but it is more
purpose-* sad aa cam era of messages
is that tne trade of the British W<
Waugh
*a>d
the
government
was
seiz­
"W
hat
are you fencing tn that lot and ammunition Goats are Le-ng em­
screenings
ladies is worth going after. Th* var­ profitable to have such
ed with the importance of the project for. PatT" said be. "A herd of cows
compose
not
more
than
PC
to
fid
per
ployed ae food for the Indian troops,
ious colonies mc.aded in the prefer­
and the desire o f the Winnipeg author
ential agreement annually import cent, o f the total grain ration Buck­ .tree to do something for the unem­ would starve to death on that land." white the elephant has been given tho
“ And. sure, your honor, wasn't I task of handling heavy timber. T b *
wheat
screenings
are
especially
vainabout $4».udti,ffw«,Md and export about
ployed
An early answer warn prom fleeing it to keep tbe poor bastes out
able as poultry feed.
camel will travel os for hour after
JAl.wbv.oOd.uod worth of good*
av t t r
^ wM f o h T W L M K ID N E Y *
That more attention to the cleaning teed by tb* government
hour without appearing distressed ia
o f grain an it Is threshed will save tbe
say way and on this account has mado
A Scotch minister white going bom*
“ M y w ife got n cold the other day a good name for himself There is net
A cow very often teste her highest
one dark might fell Into a deep bote
n few day* after cnlvtag. unless It sad sbe Is suffering terribte.” said th* the tenet doubt that th* camel wgj
Unable to get oat. be shouted InstJy
be Just before she goes dry.
Tbe fat man
come up to expectations wherever tt
D tm ra u , O n
mad at last a laborer heart aim and
"That soT" Inquired the thia tana le employed to the present contact.
high test Is often - brought about
rlOdsi yiM ill
came lo hi* aaamtaac*. T h * minister
through high feeding daring her rest- “ W est le M, pneumonia?"
"IhadtraaMssH
'N *. tt le nothing sertoanT*
told him how he got there and who
j ig period- A fter n short time she re­
y ,»«pr« ;
why In sh
h* was, whereupon bin rw enor re­
sumes. what may be termed, her
•sal 1 kept
marked.
mal test and will not s t a r a great
Ob* day. Mr.
“
Weel,
weeL
ye
needna’
kick
ap
deal o f difference from month to
ashudwitkte'lndaevs,
am shout tto
each a rampoa. T « U no bn wended
month ia th* fat content a f her milk
d h » to trv C iN PILLS,
until well toward the don* o f her
to ktfc* Tbs asst day, afore Sunday, and thin t* on.y W ed­
notation, when the test
br huusvtt aud both k* nesday nicht."
be th-tight
often becomes very high Just before
■be quits giving milk.
HERBERT H- BAUER,
T o gn t *
I Word baa been received at Ottawa
c. a bow *r n bewes
The Turkish pris on a
that Lady
Sybil
Grey.
yoomga*t
the Allied troops and
daagher of Lord Grey, former governaa ana a f the .dEgsaa
or-ge: era! o f Canada, and Lady Grey.
ta thetr fnmiitee by Preach
bn« been neat to Russia with Lady
Hi O N E S O E A S Y
The mails have ta ha thrown
Muriel Paget to orgaaiae a hospital la
, Petrograd. Lady Sybil, when ta Caaheigh* o f ahoat L N 4 yards ta special
with several thieh' ada. took a keen tatareat i
ot
• part ta pkitaatbrap^ workW. M U. t V *
LOOKING OiD TOO SOON
( M Hlb
W hat They Do
PRESIDENT
SUSPENDER
o
NEXT GOVERiiOX-GneAL
o
ri
Now
0
Timey
is the
A. a
M A C K E N Z IE
aaca
f C r t d M le 'S c (ji, l t na . M » l t i t » l |
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M in
i'aat< «a H < U e> Caa a t r a .
H
n
lo mak* your hor-* - <ofj*(ortai>it' w,th a nrw
li air of In
haM* a gtKjd range
of price*
/
n
M
M
LASHBURN
a
H O LT , D.D.8.,
OfI MM «t
A f»*vr f»-t- of Harne*- left. w in' h we are clear­
ing out at exceptionally lo# price* for thi*
Kelvin; a.so a few -o-t* of Mingle driving harness
t*» clear at Cost
W.
P its '
Spa
M attresses
Agent W anted !
to — pro
Canada’s Greatest Nurseries
la
Lashburn and surrounding
district
ED
I: j n il:arc and h arn ess
&
*
it
W KpafEbD AT
M ta b n n m il p,»t*r e e d ttre i to attend
rafttltrljr.
U A E L L IS Chief Ranger
"• I'IXO.N. f im iaru l l ' ( r , t t r f
P ic t u r e F r a m in g ,
»
Lioydas. aster
»*e ry
C'ocbt U u i t c u , No. ISJt
*r * ej tiona l) low prices. Buy
• *t ea<*\ while you are figuring in
\«>u wil de| o- t }i nr surplus funds
inis ) ear
i 1
lit
Menu Uni Monday -a such n u tlh at
Walter Greer, a
V*
V I
M .S .V A.
Independent Order of F orester*
l
l
L A S H .L M *
8Y MI NOTON
L A b H fil BN
M
r c
mma
Call* i t * * > r ■ : (r fo a p d ! • i»b t or 1 i y
\ * there has been a heavy advance in the price
of L iiio t-uin. it **iil pay von to buy now from
present *to« k. A irotM f.inge of patterns to
choo-4
om
im
W
■ .8 c .
dt
iicu tu<!
SA.sk
.
LLO TD M IB BTE B
Springs, and
iw
W ill tu n L e i l a . r a <n i v
TW 4
rh -raday la e t t f mm' a far the
prac'irw ml fi»**ia*r?
White Duwk lilanket*. good quality at
prices from 55 to S& per pair
JV
ml
Mai* bi
A iplundid opportunity for the right
man to do bag business.
r,,it list for Ibr v ia o n of 1915 cn
-r aoe* brat 1 i*t of b ird y *anru**»
tccommanded by W .atrrn Fxperim>n
tal btaUnoa
W'a offer exclusive territory
Handsome free outfit,
l
H ig lr tl Commiavtoao
W'nte for TormSTONE 4l W E LLIN G TO N
l o c i b l l Nurseries
TORONTO
ONTAUIO
W *» Mr W W W W W W V F W W W W W W W W j q
1 1 4
4^ 4^
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O
■ O ooooo-
> 000000-
Nt »
an
L u m b e r !
\• r o il’ ' Oa k
v
get
that
intend to
i% the litr e
estim ate
builclio^ }O u
to
for
I x. ii i t the c ificrc n t
HAS ANYBODY HHE
SF&N KELLY
I, g la’ j.a l l*t '
FARM
LAN D S
ItS u lU .
W ild and Improved on
.lit I CM m.t - a i i •1» » , I u i a ,
> i ail’
Islaiiti
I nt,
1 mil'll £ Pa-
{ fit kC* Can ai t,
Crop Payments
Empire
or otherwise
i f , A11 la k . W a il 1 c « l « l , l t a i l 1 t at >, (l a >1 p e e le d .)
T he
bi
Monarch Lumber C° L ,d< 1
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L a sh b u rn
M O N E Y to l O a n
F ire, L ife and H ail Insurance,
J*
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H. V. F. JONES. A m i Gewsral N<m
V. C. BROWN. S«p*riMM4«ai of Central Western Brtwfcet
i riTAL S15.000.000
m
RESERVE FUND, S13.500.000
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A C C O U N T S
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• cd. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail.
may be opened in the names of two or more persons, witburaa^l^ to be made by any on« of them or by the survivor.
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HE Waltham is America's
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We are headquarters for the
T
fa m ily ?
Have you ever considered what a fatal
accident would mean to them?
You may not have an accident but again
you may, remember they have happened.
Let me draw your will and save further
trouble.
Waltham W atch
Before you ra k e a watch
let ex teQ you how sad
w E get more for yoar
Waltham. A fad
■ a
of *
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F. HAYHURST,
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t e * a • lim n
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Lashburn Comet
1—sad ever* Tbaruday
bum tbe rndbcm mt the pubdaabar.
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and bv I k s ad
• ert;mrra r a t hgmrm oust for tb>—me » ea
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Thaw#
es isu a a d *
A here ao deSaila t *
tract aa a a o r mhoM Oat* ral— util be
rh*rgwd bettW— U WM—Utiy.
<• »w «u tbv H u m s f - a t
9— —*r * t * l r » ' * t ib> t a r ; , •
gawtstey. mt tbv o r * i a d * « a > « ad b u t i tctw * mm w i l l br art t o rater i t near
a rtl
good M i t t * ora tho ( L l* f r t a r v lb * l . l . ad g l09 SO* I t
M n a u n <3t Prm<* A » is-vder of T ock
>Li* ta tb* — -al • b-cb — >kalt . t w t i b r ta* Ik - »-*•
Who Is to saccooo t t « IMUo of Caa- c b e e t a
n — ry u u n t : ta tier V—rtf cwetracta. jwr ta per laaue lf ^ c
t as CKWonjorOeogral at Caa €we*d e a r ***r
i rwtioer ta *»k -4 te brip
dvr>og N.ae a o a tta ,
*
1—
That - ►* Prtaca roa w t w* yoat
i k e ctm paiga • « !
Htt aw a it*.
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f im o r r t t k t u i ’-nat wbieh will
6 r « f * l t « i * * rnt ( b r b u e r k • Ot lb * Tbr— atodtba.
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t l a i^ y a k i tn Canada la rraor
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ally mrog> ■»»d
la ike army tbo i b e P t w x e e r »f> mam r r e m v ctv- i >— emek
r t U b from tbv b a d eft.— euil»ruu,
Lag a! tad Mmainpal a d it* , brat ia
T om ml— aiwart io— 4 kiss boras— to i t « a tb * pisa* • bicb b »*« br-*e
sertioa ISc per Lae, earb subaaqoeat
ha bad no S i t . ' and caew hla bant
• * f » la te d ia o r Srt th a t i b i » sum
iBaartioa 9c je r l>— , i— urvd — per
a —a Am a ?».,*>» n f t * f yut it. ot.es mt a tB * | c*a f h, i v t u t r d
9 , ad* f DverCBb'l Itb. lb. • I ' b f i j body type of ad * l
they wont oat wt«b the Prtare a —gt
Local lead.ng ad> ta lue per ha* per
day ad tb* css,i’ * g a » sM
- lb.
most the be*— ift l i — ra. and trot c irr g y ed tb* I i v u m
u u t ia * ,a >e H U M
— o a r tlr « *errv # ,a tb* Matabele •ppr*i Ire — i b r r % ip t t - t,i»n ,* / i t »m
A o n * each — “ Strayed,' “ l o t Kale
i n r .o ltf Fund ‘ W tita d , etc . three iL— rt on* lor 41
W ar la 1 ‘ M 1 » * at nol a military vtlett IS help lb*
—
taw
it*
«
o
r
k
m
t
took—g
after
C — b a its order
aJotf.es s«rs * h«t ooe v b e baao what
beat Ir ft tvklbd * bib lb- —r a trr
S i a a i i n t o M Canada and British
Soldi rrtr.g mrar ? ”
at the fre e t fighuttg for ibvir King
Empire | 1 per y— r
A atrlkisg l!la*ira’ l>'fi of his Rorai and itbrrty
f a ile d Slat— IINO per year
K<-ad*r* *tv ash'd t* g i»v all th»
High nee* • m i l i M i i i a tor aoldloftng
f t*
d .nn,lb
la tb » for* that when the South A fn iu i> ',i> r. l b ;
H U B E R T H V o K IN h
campaign * n k
it f » - «f- t l m d i
con tl a/ bmbe out the Pnnre at aar*
rsn iriktiliB i to Ibe i t l n o ir lun J
Editor sad Proj-rirtor
v o la n t-re d
lo t
immediate t e n ice. (btfarv ttu« ej portarui j and do ■
sad w ilt in forty eight boar* — lied ii'U r mor*
If ) » j mrr m i e ad m ^
with the Inniakill'ng Dragoons, who -au rtb in c each moalb of Week le
b* ***cr*l»ry of <he branch of Ik
took part
In the operations round
Kijod m your oiM nct roaiu- d a durft'a i,me I think lo drop you a
Col— berg the
routing
of General .n, 1 1» t ampaiife u - - k If i b r * i*
Cror;e. the relief of Kimberley, and m local errrvtary tn your d m n r i i tin* to let yo.i know t.na 1 ba*<Jbeen g o n g on Horn • r> all I b» jiro
the marrh to Bloemfontein Says one e n d ) o . r n m in o b io n i « T. M Un
■ r t i i M u i hvcrclarj Patriotic kubd pie ru.tid l.a»libiirnt I aup|g**r mb i
who met fcira durlag the war. " 1 race
dlir- - I arliam -at Building. Mqjitt*. i return as 1 boj* to *otw> day I
h .* oh *
t— relled half a d*y
with him. not li* m il ark n ovl d . i >o,.f cottirii>, will aa the I r>*tu»i * n vp<l
too m
that y e . arc credited m ib of frevb far*a 1 mo.Id l,k<- la *h*ke
knowing who be « * a
Then I learned
|band* mnh 1 *t*e in y o ir |v»j«-r an
bow earner! a —idler the Prtnre la. It, and if you I* it tun tb .f- la ttu
oraorb in ) m r di*>nrl mill uamco- article a b o il * nlr» nclung loui* *nd
and how thoroubgly wadded to hla
.atcly arrang' that on* »bou!d com • shield* Aliom m< lo d iffer on Ibat
profess lor, Ha la l good trokker. and ID'U vllM rar.
* * a r b a v r a , » r f used i to ui
n I
N l»* n ibe (bailee of tbc Baahat- I be J are not Ul os* at all aa I b< }
n good camp man. too ~
only
or*a
danger
a*
the
bulW-i
m
b,»
lb »
Aa a boy before ha went to Kton. oh*man I’ lbtic lo »bom that
mill h»-lj, I b o « m bo arc not in
a ■it glance* off b cojii . * dum-duin.
the Prince spent hla daya at Kenelng (joni'ion lo b -Ip i b n i « I*< > l b . - »» and a* likely a* «* » mUI till wm,
ton Palace and the White Lodge. * j*r«iori.'l a p je a l — an apfeal u.»d< j |er*on round shout and a* II
mill
Richmond Park, where, with hlg two o e ve ry r« »d« r of »b i« paj« r K*cr> hr flattened mil b l h* imj acl II m oild
1 — ua> an amful mound *o it
ha*
brothers and aister. Queen Mary, ha cent you give g o * lo ihe aupjior,
of thoar m bo ar< 1- f l I* bind to 11 ,'A ! never been uoe<l and 1 d »n "t tbink
romped and ran like a merry sand .h e ir u « u ha l i b * mb, I- ti . »h i iel u. jit i* r te n in francr. I don i know
boy
He was Her Majesty's favortta *on ta am a y ftg b iin g fur bit r.tnpii J mho is tb- mri»< r of tbai article b it
Jbe die * no! know much Now | aupIIL L P TH E F U N D '
•ad It was a black day when be drat
poo> you would l»k< lo know
w bal
want off to school—a preparatory''
part w> took i*> Ho log attack W ell
tor Eton. for. in spite of the seven
me l e w moved al all I ibink tb<
rea*on i* that our jiari of tb< lintyears difference tn their ages, the sis­
ia ao far advanced that lb
flanka
ter and brother were constant com Postage on Parcels Going
■r<- to r* p tied formarJ. but m , i
panlona
At Eton the Prince was
T o T h e Troops In France * 1- d l l maa lo keep *|f AilrRi nd
known as a good-tempered, jolly fel
TI m- 1>» par latent ia m receipt u. w cij.Kd and I aovurc you we J,J
low. very fond of gam— , a reputation applicaliunv to have jure* I* »d-if> » - U tiin *mok< bags —b ig * full of straw
iamjvneu to cause a amokr— Itu-y
o our aoldw-ra in t r i n e
w ot Irwhich be has always maintained. The
or at reduced ratca of jmiatag*. lb -re ♦ere thrown over tb* j>ar«pel and
business eat* rpr.se and rapabllltl— of
be mind carried Ibe amok* rapidly
evidently being an impf'-aaion that
Prince
Alexander
wera displayed .be Department baa control of tb< a uvrr lo I lie G* r m 1 n lr-n rb -» mbicb
cauved
I hi m to ibink we were up lo
rates
and
eo.ild
do
a*
it
miahcd.
but
when ha car. lod on the tagk of raising
1 ben tbe
oi -am* kind of an attack
funds for the Middlesex Hospital, be 'his «a not *o i « tb< ijuevtion
i-ov-vg- is fix.-d
by
Interna i louti *hr*j>n<'i came over (or half an ho,,r;
gun by hla brother, the 1ala Prince
agrei-m- nt. vo that it is not mnb.u they popped ell aorta of kbelit. big
Francis of Teck.
• nd little but v*r> few of ibe boy*
be Jiomer of the ('*nad,sn Poal o f
lo mere hurt. I gut (lightly wounded
In th.a work bo was largely assisted iiee Depart in- ui lo und'-rtakc
by hla wife. Prince— Alexander, who carry the j>arc*ts fre-- or at a re­ in tlie m ck — gut it in tbe neck ’
duced rate of jM»*t*ge l nder lou-r- ,or u r * . A shell burst bard.y 10 fi.
devotes a great deal of time to prac­
na’ ional lam jrmiMOJ ii mad* fo; tw a y, w< * i re It, a shallow trench,
tical philanthropy. A daughter of tha tbe free tranvmivviou of jiarcela for tw o *heliv cam o*>r. and a* one ex
plod, d of couroe, me flopped down
lata Duke o f Albany, and a slater of j,riM»ner* of mar but this privileg
the reigning Duke of Saxo^obaorg. do*a not extend to parcels for troop* in Ibe trm rb and t b- n go. up but
engaged ui active vervice. nor ia it he • xpIcMion of lb*- firat ut* drown
tha Frtncesa Alexander of Teck mar­
•*i,tun tb< power of »b- Departm-ot -d the scream of Ibe aeron 1, *od a*
ried In 1904. wher the was twenty-one to ao extend it.
we got up th< second one exploded
Ib e rate of po*tag, required
on and a splinter hit m - vn tb* necs
years of age Exactly bow much truth
- nder the j aw but «l dad no need
parcels
addreswd
lo
Ibe
t
roop*
d<
there may be In tb* romantic stories
(e.ods upon tbe location of tb* ad to br- attend d lo ; that a twice Fritz
that are told o f foreign aspirmnia to dreaaee. I f tbe addrean
ontu- tt
i* in t-.ng t>a* drawn blooi out of m
the band of “ Pr'ncess Alice of Won land, the rate on iwrc-Ia for < u U u
Festubert and ore- b r<- guevt it •
derland," as s'/e was called la bar appima. mbtcb la 12 cenia j- T lb., my turn for No. 9.
All tie boy■ from Lavbb.rn are * .
younger days, because of her passion­ whilst, if be ia in Franc , tbe paiiooa«
cela are subject to tbe rate* applic­ K Hmindell i* getting fat
ate devotion to the works of Lewis able to parcels for France, mim n ar fine vo do- * Claughton. Collin* baa
Carroll. Is not known. but It la stated aa follow*
not returned from bo* pit aJ yet, be
32 ecnir baa b e n away tw o month* or more.
that she early determined, like her i jk>j nd ...
of
bombardments
40 c< otr. 1 here are lo '«
coiu.tr. the Prince— Royal, that she t pOo nd*
ecn.a. tb -ve day*. Y'-ater lay tw o aeroplane*
4 j—undv
would not marry a foreign prince.
64 c* n.p mer* brought down, on- rigbt over
i po .od* .
j jo-, nd*
72 cent*. ua. th*t ore was tackl-d by a U rili-k
rtl *» n.i. • irman who *bo: the p,|0t w i.b b «
6 pounds ..
FOOD FOR THE BRAIN
W c- n ». maebim gun and w o.n led tn- on
7 JAKiOdv ..
* pound*
... *,.v_ -T v e r 7hey cam down at tb< bark
Peed Brain by Supplying Nerves, Is 9 po. nd*
of our line* anJ the n*y« got to-ta
___S l.l*
Latest ides
» . t juat before tbe Germans vb-li '4
10 pound*
---- St..
tb*y fir-d 32 *b II* at
11 pound*
. ... BUS* b« marbinThe**- arc exactly lb * — m* c h i r p i i* and tb* 2*th on» waa a direct bit
A great deal haa been said about
ind
of
M
i
r
*
d m 'lisle d tbe macb*
winch
existed
for
years
between
U
a
the value of certain articles — brain
,ne. and w»? cam- down n,-,r a /id -, bngland *nd kraoc*- te for-- tb
food, and one of the pet theories of war. and are tb, r*-ault of an ir r * — m- n'e r-» in flam*-*.
popular physiology baa be— that Bab m-m or Convention made betwe-i.
Ibe » >*t b* r b*-r- m rut ton, rain
and other substances composed large­ tbew countri-v and Can ids. and a* all the tun- and cold. 1 b< nigbi* are
ly of pboepborua are the moat appro­ these rountrvs k i x nor agreed m ■t i i t j f tong ** we stand t o ' from
lower tbeir rate* between l-.ngland 5 Mi it night* tilt t, 39 to tbe mot i
priate diet for brain workers.
Bat ind Fr*nc*. Canada h *« to j.•> to .e g ; it a>. m* i«k> a week.
modern science is emphasizing that 'twin tbe varne rale* ** before Ib
1 Lave not bc«-a tn lb* trvacfcea
bis last trip b .l expect lo go ,o
the best food for the brMn la A » t war and must charge tb>- — me po*tnex* t io - it's
a tr»a » tu in. «
which nourish— tha whole body, with ag«.
id all cave* parcel* for Ibe troop- » turn in the tr-nebea; a ebap do *
special reference to the serves.
fet *«ck of it especially wT»*-o ,i ,,
moat be addressed c-o Army
1’ ,Brain power is largely aa tTprsMliai Ottioe. London b a r ia o l. but
it..- ao wet.
Our fam ily i* doing good tor tb «
through the serve* of bodily MfeaBty dew not in any way eflect tbe nt>
eo.n ry tour of us. one anted ,t tn,.
In dlacu— tng this point ta a recant of postage which depen-la entirely
^ardanelwa
a m my t a u
brotte r
upon tbe loeauon of tb- addr- ate. .
treatise. Dr. George M. Beard says
wo-.ndeu m tbe m i s * charge.
.^ j
ebre ,• vttil tw o o< us on a* ek y - 1 .
that the diet of brain workers should
one m ibe /tb L a o—, and myself ia
Be o f large variety, delicately served,
eb Canuck*. Ib e Kong inapected tbe
) amt
abundantly nstritloua, at which freak
Canadian* a few day* ago and go,
meat should be a prominent
ri<,r(’*“ iftr o v o from to;*
•
Local School Reports
t * i* w
tourt m\*ck
W o t i
I ae* m* aa If Greece and Ro.m anla vacations or whenever tt U 4 s
H A T T L E V A L E SCHOOL.
ta w»|i yotn tbe tierm io a , a r il, let
to
the brain, fish
Tbe following m tbe standing
of .tern ail come, all tb> inure to p«y
of pupils of Battlevaie acbool for
the -p s i tbe end.
He says we eboald
month of .November:
W « m ight gu to Serbia from ru­
Third Class part 2—Eileen
Me- mor* going around 1 bops — m caw
article* that are moat
to
Latne.
nut;
probably there «r,fj be le— mod
sur individual taut— a
•o ter aa
G G ra d e 'A -E lv a Leer Alas
Me tu paddle through.
w * should take
Laiwe (both promoted to grade 7 l
I am in tbe best at health ia spate
social
Beaoaae Hiod* ob**at from exam s
of tbe wet weather, and staying at
Grade 5—Carl ii sating* (promoted bead quarters fur a abort time but
In great crises
to tirade
I ) Germs
Perry. Carol bop* to tu be aa tbe Irene be,
Hasting*. W aiter Hill.
il d u al tbraky.
that for the time the brain may
Grad* 4—Jack lloade. Hem llinde.
Y o .r * a aoerely.
the harder, bat the deficiency at
Bob. Hiode. Ido BbuJer.
tm U C t
%A L L S i l s l .
Grade
3
Senr..—liom
-r
Leer.
ttoa ought always to bo
Grade 9—Dora Bbnler. Boat* HtU
tho first Interval at
Mabel Christonberaon
<« beeat from
examiaatjoas) »
Grade J—hlae- Perry.
Grade
1 —Geordie S ta le r
Galab
Letter From The Front
I
I
See H im For
g rad es,
||t , n i ki.i v jb>t l » tt lo plan j t nr tu ild -
The
Patriotic Fund Week
la c — ry pan at
a u k tit k r w ta
ik t * « * k r— ii i a r * * e o » j i — a w
f
E. di
1
Drake,
teacher
The Wiltos Co-Operative
Tradiof As&ociatioa Ltd.
r. Tb— Bromley
WABECA SCHOOL
STOCK
SH IPM ENTS. Btartiug
tn
The follow tag is a report o f tbe
tbio. see want tu follow , y . Give
ar aadiog o f the pupils in the Waseca
ar Becretorr aay
Hem*
to sell s o l approximate
Grade T L Br.—Velma Roger*.
Grade V I. J r.-D a n Spooner. Har- FLOUR. B td asm at M i l ; get a
V.—R oth
F erry;
-p »ly .
Braa. BLMi
Arthur BLGAR. LARD aad other Gruoerlea
J e ffry
f * MLBT have, aaar always
Grade IV .— H arry Rowed;
Juba
ad. Priots right (to r you. we i
Ms S am e*; Jock T y le r: Ch*e Tails at. LUMBER bec all tha time.
Grade I I L —
COAL — you woat it we w l
WIRE. If you are waatiaa to
» *a — your refar W ire
or
TH E LUMET. L A ^ H B IX N . jASK ATCHK W A aV
CANADA’S SPLENDID SERVICE AS c’" ‘ 1
THE GRANARY OF THE EMPIRE
T aw
In liW
c_ , * 1’ l“ ” n S S — TOE COUNTRY TOWN ONE OF THE
FACTORS MAKING CANADA GREAT
Fw * * np*% o f W ar Cm
» W 4 W n MW FfoO M H+*%
Aft lA l*r«*U a g WCCOUSt Of UM • »
a » « from G w a u ; ®f two f n w » « n
OI.'H P R O D U C T IO N
IN T I M E O P
N A T I O N A L STRESS
Of • » / , « M
A • * r g s O S i ftAd UW « 4 « f
ft pr.tat* of ft B r . n t 1 4 U infantry
ha# )U*l C O M
to
Ught
-.AZWga Ik * f t i t i ! r« aft— toO AT to*
It i« the rroJuction ot the Soil that Mint Bear the Burden ol Debt ■
u Bora f a?»i» p» a » to bo
. .
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...
....
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. ,
i« u t b'-rwf and Privet* Haworth,
•id tteatirrc tnc Vb astc aad Destruction ol Mar, sod Canada •
ILiac Gworgw
ty t
ta# to o m U m i i at c ro »t length r »
g a rlla c the*/ aacftpo The eu ry laid
Service ** a Vital hiement in the Strength ol the Nation
Tigm
Ap* e*t
Cewocevpt *«I
In aa
li* r * o < 0 «*
Lab or t m i e i
is h t m l aa<*
urea mack eaaggeeatog b ; tb* pr*»s
aog b) o t b « n .b o b * a c m m aw ; A B O U T
l e w u a i c 1 *4 M p a !n o tir ar«x-r« tg
to b ra e*i i*** ua aad Lbarve* S a m o s, j
trstem s.
ft*i*«az«a
of
the
T H E
H O M E
STORE.
T H E
T O ^ N
A N D
Y O U
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
huuss I
maos ooatorwao*. to ta* aanaai ewa If Our Homes, Our Sct.ools, Our (lu rch es, and Our Sfarkrta
•eaisaa ot U>* A a e n r u r id s n u s t
of Lwbor h e d to oak F r * K > -o
"Lobortbg men of EhgtftAd »ff ..*t*d
anth tb* vartooa u a . i are a n a .; « p
poaotf to conaertption." *a- J Mr Berta
'W o sr* sow e&Uattbg as fast as
oxompuon* b o o a ..its r j service will
permit, sod Insinuations that a * are
not loyal U> the government are re
sealed
Voder tb* U o employee, of
tb* rati road*, dueba. Uwgrapb. trana
port and poatai sorvtce* are «a e a p i
from mi. ts.-y serrioo. oa veil as si*
M r u An> tnmg tu us, 1 ben the 1own ta ol Value to ua, and
VNc Should Work iogetner and Stake it Store Valuable
Xee-e ot u» caa get • » } trx sa tb* s«i s s to w be so.* si tb* same y r v g
vjr
M ir k ) oft* | » r u « i u l )
' asa<i* ■ great tortus# and sft<*A«L4 ta iu * aad "setting grata
laci that tb* CabbQtak iv « u u ; loon, pi.iatlbg o - l tbsft a * Oesivereg * s 4 soft
•* ta* g r»a a r; ot tao t k p u o a .*; g i f * ba *rrou*uv»ft vioo a* to ifttoroouac
| ^s* tut.* tw*n ot i ws vbe auaureu up Lb* # l - » • f t * * 1 list m oeal tor Lb*
are
«•> »*.*-; .a too record n a r***i r e .* :..* agnccuiu.’ o pr<>•)a t i t o t * * f t
"It took e « Joat fowr days u t * » »
■u» s l^^uesnd lababiiftata, e owe ot c .isi.m .r oo otLra ebargo lot tb *
from
t* r r t t t * - «s ot wseel *u4 but i t * o * * t o>oro taaa t u i a u meet a.g*Ls u> g«< troo of Germs* ootl af­
L a * tsOurt test a n * t * u d * greet * u » « a* b* aght at boose, so unbewoea
oi .-it gra.Bft
l b * io .a 4*Uwa of c u / . nope tut lore.a*ta aad tnu; jueii&e* » ter oo ao4 oaco br«kt& o -t o f our
a ny ’ yvu
b.rnp.; v e s e s s u
*>«.%*«. sim l i e n ) to light, and
M p r . t y i* a . d
«o d
*adoriag o^iragaouo policy uf development
at W ootaAft.ift.’’ lb# ftorgaaat
i p^Ad# u*« sp r t ut u»igh»criu.e*a no m ii | » sit fur l roses parts u> b* reWSu* a ..-** m a; t * exhausted aad 1 he par.a; harvest la &o.ft».uo« bwab
| * 1 o r c i to too treat with m j
, be .^.s» .u
sr -bd it get u> b o o * p.sc.us U s U ua.y o o * ib sia k s * o f
U a w r k *| t ie^ yeer tarooga uapro-‘ «w from i^ e t ^ le acre*, aa average rogueoat, lAo lot Gioocooiora. ft* ftooo
on* s i . X lt r
To k.o>* use i i s i m s i .a * s . rv.ee tbat lb * u x a l svof* gi ve*
vtn#i»i
u n c a l u t f a a ; te.4 of Id 7 b w s tu per aero TA* oa lb * o a t b m u w t , and oft* cay
employe**
ot
lb
«
a
u
n
Uo*
s
o
n
s
T
b
*
aieay
a
u
to
i
j
s
p s t e . u a tb U t o
• o*1 not tn one item but e its « « * r y
p*rp*tiB . source or oeaiia. lacfeaa.ftg arorag* yt#i4 of r j* i* 22ft7 suabev* lured oa October t. 1914. Bear Vyrw
m «a thus em p.cjed In .S * i s ! i t a i r i . t c i i
>,-r .*
t i s t e r m t ; —- item it rs ia .
Ir - o ;oa r o j e t r br to* ilia u .a s ot I too *«g re g *te t#-Lg 12.ft04.TPo 0o#o- ua u.ft o « ; to the prison camp la number of
bog.sad
caa
be
safe.;
placed
ot
about
sod
trsterb.iy
bu.aiiS
e
v
i
y
^ti
a
.
h oa t « c a. way* tell a thriving tows
li»v.i>waal taduair; «ad p *r»oa*i la i j t/ooi l.wrt.fto* a. r*o F.ax rood baa * « * ip & a .a oo oore pretty roughly
If co&acnptioo comes to • lib aft e v i . « o k slslus I m i p*i u., » ty the adv*rtiseu.enl oululi.aa ot lb *
tar**t
A ob*at a * r .e »t of U 4 .U i, j .*<:o«o* as loiportasi c*v»p. aad o b «a treated
o n * a lg a l Bfly-three of ua l.ooft.004
Ooo toafta>a t io a l 2,>H*.iM4 acres. a . J -rgenixatA-o tor tb* treatmeat of Lb* oor* locked la a c&arck aad kftd fto pass tbs government would not be tb* crwaftioo ol no uiuc-em \ r*ca and iuCto) paper Horn* lo w ai * . *
••use tney are aisuncW Oy I
a»er*ge of ixAV k w t e a , surp*»*«* .br# la ebected It o u i b« still more thing to e «t tor a.or« -.abb to o a iy sb .« to add to tb* army more than oo snywcu; p o t
l b * sL&sii iu * a rises or taiU iargei) , p.« •
si. dssd
1**4 Ul*
•
ti>* t a t rv**»<-« tortoM U of tb« > c d ' proatable m sp.ta of iba n*c«aait; u four b o o n
At :aat U ie; emptied a do*}.000 Ben without cnppUng Indus
sa Its slures and businesses succeed -town * lift Biel <HAS IS who poioi 0*4
tb.’oria*d durutg Use grvw.ag I ' l t - i .mpewoa of restoring b ; ro u U o a or basket of mould; bread onto use floor tna. condition*.
"L a d e r lbs present volunteer sya or ta.1
These stores and business. » to you eiisi m e ; ran supp.; lor pouf
ot lb* teaoou
1 b.a field i*
‘lUieroiae the p.gA’ lood draiaod from and left ns a bo set of water During
It wilt
ftoo &u»us.s. or I . p^r c e ll , »'-(<■ ttiao be soil. I h e t m o s i record Is 12,- j tbs
train )uortjejr n ft; three of uo Lem a * ar* add Jig men to ih*t force* depend Upon Lb* support ul you a.,v, need* csftbct lor kept d o* »
for
field
duty
faster
than
they
can
be
j our neighbors
It la a ^eeui.sr tact g.-i * hat it deserves m t * way <4
tb* best previous record, obscb * * • ‘
P» boaneia from l.ooft.ftuo seres oere crammed Into a closed r n iio s ;
equipped
Uisl
you
«
u
l
find
otherwise
br.gut
trad*, and the iarm to<k* will bav* a
blade .a U U
Compare 1 *,u » uut ot It is b.shsl* per acre. I U n * * t re- . van tor fifiy-aii boor* On.) once oere
'Our fight against conscription Is ,n<j prsuby men who main.am that in* lo a n to visit that p„i.* p ge tb e r and
f e a r * rather glaapte. mtag harvest of tin s* of over seventeen m il.on bush * e aikioeg to get oat. aad that for a
an
aconomic
on*,
having
m
view
po*
■
u
u
i
town
store
u.u»l
s.:up
;
uttuct
pul.s with t l. rural ttioiiauau) kor
U 1 ..* 0 . UU b-.aae.a, t..e ta- r « m
i» ' e.» cif oiiftad grs.n show that tae man/ few ta.antes
yor toad • « bad some
slhla condiUocs that will e iis i after gu tb* oid process of the survival ot
.e.Oic l ,«-rc Mill |m IAt i< * r l p>*
1.
/j* .us yer rent T a * tub- ad tasiagr* of atocb raising are ap acrapa of bread
war Is over
W bat w# bav* now u.o fittest, if it cannot &•-«■1 o aw r lai boles purebsead. and a M n «i| t
•taut jsi oature of ta .. gtoo tb la pr^ pr*ciated.
J - A t the camp I made t««e ra i plans tbe
represents
more
than
a
hundred
&al competition, it must go U&d<r’ j doilars kept at boo.* s u e r « t n * ; be
do. u.a is s a .o a b; tna fact that U»o
It .a ta a Ume of national atreaa (or escaping but neter got a t» »o r
masing such statement* Hus .olt 4 *
haM ftt returns are Tl p*r cent g re .t that the Importance ot t.us great ad
opourtunltr
1 man’ ged to gat years of concerted action and work, After
and
to
ask
ua
to
give
up
these
r
o
ili4>p«
of m*c will s>l down and o g .u
il il JuM M f**+<l bttltTiiM for fC%
sr than tu* average to. to* past bee »ancs lb food production u fu ll; real „ y><t f uaasferred to another camp
ye.ars
< oming wi.sa lha e i p.res r*- **’ ’ t When the dal.J *aste is etartl- ||0lj there began to rnnka bj) plans tlona and accept conscription is ask loruisUon out of s poos of s thousand to save IV cents on a purebas* fruia
ing more than is required of landlords pagra. writ* a long teller, then wait a : your local su re aa It k* lor lbs focal
sourtss ar* stramed by the t.tsc.c ing
In Its magnitude.
»b o n the • g-nich hav« ftB'ceeded *o oeil.
and manufacturers "
week
or more- usual y
more -lor 1 retailer to tnak* tbe sale to >0* and
struggle. Hits eea.tb lb s>ia:ebs.nc* is ttrengtb and cuaning of the clvllUed j ..
It
was
not
an
easy
matter.
The
Mr Bevm also said that labor something to come w&tcb be never j quo t think that Uis trial!## om * n ft
a* * rclbforc«m e t rising from tbe » » r e l sr* devoted to destruction, |
camp
was.
o
f
course,
surrounded
by
m
toks
were
not
opposed
to
*
r.a,
seen,
and
wnich
may
prove
to bejrwalts* that fact. He auows that ufreurtb
It shoe* U.al dlitg. nc« la to* a hen debt, tne tet,ao*i»ij» offspring of
arts o f peace through tln.es ■,/ p«u « wusie and toss, U growing with por- high barbed wire fencing On each o ffu k in g positions prevlous y held by anyihlng but whal t e eip#* led as r » 1 ,e*a b« ran hbboat.y stso* yuo that
garoa value
[ik e article be is uaer.ng >* »«>rtb the
la l..s best preparation against tb* lento is haste, il la reassuring to lea:a j its four fronts a sentry was posted men in industrial pursuits
“ All that w# ask Is that women be
You c*n t swear away the existence ! price, all things considered, ha la
piott ug iggr«s>or
A far .k>us miilr that In this psh of tbe empire all In­ i and at nucht four powerful acetylene
{
lamps
lighted
up
the
whole
of
the
not
Introduced
into
factories
and
railof lb * small town retailer by saying not entitled to >our patronage
14*
ter; s Jl.or.ty ha* said tbst any of flu*are* have ^omb ned to reward in“ *F work at less pay than :■ accorded that he 1* a parasite, that be charge* ! realises that lDcrt-.it ng omt,< 1 in ti i-f
fi« er < -a »«ad h.s men to fig t, bur It dastry with a^^benotnenal yte.d of ' camp.
to
men.
In
must
of
the
factories
where
too
much
for
everythin*,
and
that
s
*anou*
kinds
may
make
;«u
r
stand"T
h
e
great
night
came
W
e
waited
riti^iros the genius of a general to wealih
It Is tbe products of tba soil
1 oor tuatl has
feed t.,**tn
T ber* la ta this some that must hear the burden of debt, re- ’ t4U one o f tb* sentrie* had hla back women are now employe -1 they are i « b ; the money is sent away I Tuat point antagonistic
Competition is a r u crowded with ufleis l* supply
■ugg< *ti« w o f the vervlc# render -■! ths vtors the waste and destruction of turned, and then
wr.gg.ed on our <eing trained under the direction o! n o r ; Is fossilized
en.p r* in the g sin fletda of tbe Do- wealth, and sustain the force* whose , stomachs to the fencing 1 then mao our members, the only provision belnr tlK> keen for Lht retail merchant to go you with, ftay th# most woadcifol bugat -pay
tbe. mini o0^ j ear [a year out. overcharging his giew at the most unheard of prices,
a . i they go
_ 1In
. ->
. . i tthat
. . . la
.. ik
min on Tha strength and sustenance immediate mission la to destroy that '
to sever one strand of tbs (race .that
•squired I
. fk| pursuit* can now . grander civilisation may r.se from kad. to my mind, tbe laag of It mad# mum accorded to men under tbe same customers He couldn't do It and aur- and, regardless of comporaliv# quellI’ nder th*. condition of vlve Retailers m s; nave their faults, 1 ties and ea>* buying conditions, tb *
be mads tbs best defence against tue tb* cleared and sanctified
ground tbe greatest noise I've ever heard conditions
tbe condition In but th ey can't go against economic
price# very nafturaiiy appeal to
attack on national rights and human Canadas peaceful service tn prepar But tbe sentry walked on With peat suffrage I believe
liberty
. ing for the filling of tb* granary Is ing heart I snapptd the second strand England I* the same as that exists lass and last There la nothing m>s j you. And th* retailer also knows that
among
trades
unions
in
tbe
United
The same satisfactory and highly , now a vital element In tbe strength of That made an awful nolaa. Still tbe
lertoua in mail order competition It’s th* advertisement says "cash with
Then we crawled States, and I am free to say tbe simply s case of a far-away firm try-1 order.“ He has to meet this compelv
Important success has been attained the nation This does not absolve any sentry wmked on
woman's
vote
la
sure
to
come."
out.
free
men
1
sen
glad
we
out­
lng to get your money—and doing H It Hon or go out of busio^sa And be oaa
In other grain crops The aggregate of her sons from the duty of taking
yvtu give them chance. Tbe success of teat this competition If yon dost with
yield of r.sls is 441 OT&.SOO bushels t their places In the forefront of the witted that sentry, as he had caused
from the ll^fth.ooo acres under crop t.ait.e But It la satisfactory to reflect us s lot of trouble.
f i r m a n P r iu / v n o r a a t I .n o * ^
M 0 « ,'»cer® tn any territory de him on the same has.*
It s
pends
l*rg. iy upon th* kind ol retail proportion, »o you *re entitled t* the
pend* largely
o f th.s y eld Oi.Sfift.cfift bush*.* are that by th* a m o f peace we have
“ We bad to crawl for JOO yard* be­ \j c i I l i a n 1 i t s u i t c i s a s
men banla it la up against—and every I moot your money will bay. Tb# rotstv
from th» three
prairie
provinces, been building up defences aa import- fore w* could x<’t any sort of shelter,
Tbese provinces also contribute 2bft. ant In imperial strength as the guns, and then we moved away as quick!) Hundreds of
Then
Rounded
up year II la going against a better c.aas 1 er, Wt ua assumw. bays hla buggies for
of
men
Y mi ll bud them moat often »pol <ash not on fancy terms and
t. ft.uoo buobels of wheat
Ontario's ! fortresses, and destructive devices of sa we could tn the circumatancas
With Little DifT cutty by the
in the sections where catalog bouses . ioug lima Inducements 14# buys them
m-re conservative method of raising ! military gen iu s—Toronto Glob*.
During the night a compass which 1
British
don't waste money in shipping in tneir outright and ran sell on n very etas*
had was a real friend.
This morning nl a railway station
margin
VL hat Is the result? lie can
“ The only food we nad was a few oebmd tne front 1 saw sum* l,4uu catalogs
W a r O rd r * fo r
S tren gth o f German A rm ies Mscuita and a little chocolate. When .errnan prisoners. Prisoners are * There la a new type of ratal! m « #e.J you a ng. better la quality than
ever w# came n u r a farm the watch aiways to me the moat meiauchoty chant being developed. He realises any you can parrbss* by man and
i anadian M eat
In the nights that fol­ sight on earth, I think 1 would raiber that tha reason why so many people j equal In appemanr* to any thing turn
Estimated That G rrm m Forets Arc dogs barked
lowed the dogs always smelt ua when •00a on in* dead on a oati.ei.eid, lor sent away for goods wa* aimp.y bo can find anywhere, and at aa goon *
Over Four and a Quarter
Over Six Million Pounds Asked for
we were stealing apples In the orch­ aien who have lost their freedom and cause they were not aware that lb * price as you oaa boy suybar*. Furth­
torsi store carried them. Bo he ad­ ermore. you can examine tb * good*
Millions
ards. For three days w* had no other are subject to an alien
by British Govornment
will seem, vertises consistently and lets his pap before
you buy!
II* knows more
One hint towards an approximation food but apples
Following previous announcement*.
while retaining life, to bave dropped rons know exactly what service he than to appoal to your seating *4 by *
Martm Burr hi. tun later of agricul­ of the strength of the German armies
“ It wasn’t safe to travel by day. Al­ out of the ranks of bumanl.y. but has to offer, in tbe p ad you often ’ buy your goods at bom «“ pie*. H *
ture. has now issued a statement con­ •n the field is aupplied by the Berliner though w* had plenty of tobacco. I .ties# men had noUi.ug p.uful in took it for granted tbat Uu- local store gives you a bogg that is worth every
veying the info mstion that the war
had laid It down that th »r* was to be their sir. They 4#r# very dirty and lid not keep this or that, ao you sent , cent
of what you pay for H —as4
ofl.re his accepted tenders from tne Tagebiait, which now does not print no smoking day or night until we very tired,
for they bad marched awfay for the good* when you cuuid meet* the price that you thought he
packers for ft.H'.O.dOO pounds of can- ^dividual names tn the casualty lists. were out of the country The smell of many mi.es since daybreak. A few nave simply stepped into the store in­ couldn't quote On the same purchas­
n*d corned beef for delivery before but simply mentions the regiments Eng!1*h tobacco might easily put an iad wounds which
troubled tb*-m, stead of Uie post office
ing terms your r* taller can give y> «
the close of tbe current ,* a r
This which have sustained casualties, tbe Inquisitive German on our track
*ud all were eager for ta* water
And tbe new type of retailer real goods o f equal or better quality "W hen we actually crossed
the wnich tome Territo.-ials distributed izes the necessity of diversifying his
contract Is of particular Interest to ; regiments being identified py number
piu* the service as can at y distant
tnto Holland, so cramped i bey were divided up into sections stock
Eastern Canada, as it will provide a Thus the Tageblatt refers to tbe 3ftjth frontier
His territory Is limit d. but ao supply system thst ever existed
market for s large quantity of the ! rcg.menl of regu.ar infantry, the 27lst with sleeping out In the wet and our j f aO by their own noncommissioned are the demands on him He buys in ■ Did you ever see two calves Usd
surp.us canned cattle that are now rvgim .nt of reserve, tbe ktith reg. 'eet swollen and bleeding we could officers and given a meal.
small lota and buys often, ne keeps together wtib a rope, and *a«h trying
The first Dutch farm
find ng their way to the Toronto and ment of Landwehr. etc There may oe hardly stand
Tbe prisoners were of good phys­ himself Informed aa to new lines, and to get at a pal. o f milk a little way
Montreal stock yards The outlet for a few more than 3fti reg meots of re house was a godsend."'
ique, far better than those 1 nad re ta more anxious to carry an altrac- j beyond hi# end? Neither can got *4
wh-cii th? minister has been striving, j serve, but assuming that the highest
•seen before.
i hey included several m e variety than a large stork. But his psi ’ But the minute they got to­
at least in rersrd to a constderab.e } given
number represents tne total,
boys and a fair number of e.dei.y ne can usually meet a.l th* demand gelbsr snd drank oui of Uie same ngjl.
F eed in g D airy Cows
proportion of this class of call!*, has md adding up tne various classes!
a « q with the black and gold button :hat exists Jocaliy
(they emptied first one pall and trwn
u a be. n found
j such as Prussian Guard, Infantry, Inof th* Lsndsturm on their caps, but
This question o f variety la a great the other, and each got bis «h»r#.
Mr. BurrtU bas not undertaken to ; fantry Reserve. Ersatx. Ersatz ’ Re- Feed For Dairy Cattle Should be R<:h
- e .e stout you; g fe.lows of tne factor in the small store
Ask your That’s the way of It where tb* low s
purrha-e tne meat for the war office serve,
ountryman type
1 be only tow ns- wife why she likes to shop In a large and rural community ar* pul.fog dlfIn Protein
l^aw ehr. Landwehr Ersatz,
but through the acting high commis­ etc. the latest Tageblatt enumeration
nan 1 talked to had been a aatea- clty store, and she will tell you that it Mercnt ways— while th* catalog bouse
In purchasing feeds for dairy cat
sioner. Sir Georg* Perley. baa con would give the number of Prussian In tie buy only those rich in protein and
1 in a Lonaon shop
not because she can get there the la reaching over the fence and grmbveyed to the Imperial goevrnment the fantry reg n.etits now on service as mis your own ration. It is not ad
There was no surnness or shyness actual necessities of life cheaper or : b.ng the local currency “Ti* mlnu**
tender of the packer*, this represent­ S30 The cavalry lists fould indicate rtsab e to buy ba>anced ration feels, about them. Tney did as they were of better quality thsn at home, but the town and tts territory get togqtaing the aggregate o f the offer of those 77 regiments, the field artillery 294 as these are usually too eapeosive.
id with alacrity, and one who blund­ that she find# novelties, little sexes ; er for local betterment, they got th#
engaged in tb* tinned meat business |regiments, and the heavy artillery 2k
There are several rules given by ered waa told by his sergeant to tories and convenient new things trade o f on* another -one «#rves th*
Very
strong representative*
were regiments.
remember
that be was a German which she require*
different authorities for the proper
'ither and the money In local channeia
made, urging that a share of the w s ri
ad must snow the English now to
If w* assume maintenance of the feeding o f milking cows. No set
in one tnaj order mad community goes to h#Hp out the community a!
office purchases should be placed in fuR regimental atrength of about 3.- amounts can be given, however, either jehave. Most seemed to be in good \ hardware dealer effected • partial large.
rsn sdz. It briHg pointed out that th* U o fo7 th e Infantry reg,ment
for for the size of the an.mai or the sp.rits In spite of their fatigue borne cure s t follows; He ordered s stove
H Dr*d> no rrnlus to save thst It you
f the young gunners we;e prepared •r o a a catalog bou«# tbat gleaned have children to odticai*, jf )a « h a .*
country bad generously responded to |th, cav.lry, l.ftOfi for field artillery breed. They all depend on the inthe « * I l for increased prodoettoo
It tad
for
artillery, we g n jivlduat.
.0 argue stout stra'.egy and attfibuL. lota o f money from that territory He eny Interest In Ioral social or reorwas further pomted out that in con ,he fo;lo* lng fl, ur„
i nUat ^ 2 .k5 o.- British success to our following noted the time It took for the stove foils affair*. If you own a home and
One feeder gives the three followseq<«ence of this a surplus of cattle w>. 0 m4,n J vmiTyt 70 t)iJXJ s J'd *
One made Jokes to arrive, the freight charges, the property in yoor eommun ly, it Is d v
.ng rules, the owner Judging for him German models
existed m the country and that th . . •
2 :.4.dOO b ear, a rtliie o . t o .o i,
seif wmch is the most suitable for hi* about Scottish soldiers and Hign.and time it took to deliver it to purchaser tlnctly to your boot Internet to y a tr o v
securing or s m-vrket through sale to or , totMl of
^
m„ n /f „
, u^ cattie.
veterans.
■who had to come for it btm s*!f} srd
re your local store at all times p«»An a. aiy made up of such materials the time or. upled in netting it up by sided your local m-rr Hants off*r yoa
Feed all tha roughage they will
is
not
to
be
treated
light.y.
But
it
clean up, and:
an amateur. He aeta up the stove in t v* r *b t price#
> 0 * owe It t* y»ntra* impossible to keep trom wonder- his window with a placard bearing •« f and your rommualty to deal with
One pound of grain for each pound
Hons he has been assured that the n lk > f r a
peace
» e moat of butter fat they produce each week, ng whether the material spirit of these details— also drawing arientR n th* men who ar* helping to build y o w
war office has
viewed with much add at least 300.000 men nvore. or 3.- or
inese men was on a level with their to a broken leg and two cracked i.d* local cer.fr>. and m »i
;t a live and
sympathy th* requests which he had
One pound of grain per day for ^h)s>que and obvious good training
5S5.bOO nen in all. On the other hand,
made for the placing of business In n this calculation there are Inciadrd every three pounds of mdk they pro­ • hoie companies, of them had been —and g a r* the coat to th# buyer when progres iv* town — L c k * West, la
set up in hi* home
Alongside K be C ou n try Life in Canada.
Canada and he Is hoping that fu th*»r nglmects o f Lsndsturm. Since the duce. or
rounded up ”
Scarcely one ia kb
contracts may be secured.
ad
any
sort
o
f
wound
They
seemed
F
eM
ail
the
grain
they
will
eat
Tageblatt gives the casualties for only
actually re.ieved to be prisoners, so
two Landsturm regiments, the 9th and without gaining in weight.
P arcels fo r S oldiers
To Chepr Our Soldiers
The French-Canadian
it
Another good rule to follow is to aa to be out o f the pandemonium
the 109th. It seems certain that nearThat gracious French temp*ram nl y all
__ of the
_ ___
_______
Landrturm is engaged on feed all the roughage they will clean a difficult to conceive of British or
Frencn troops accepting the po«it.on New Postal
Regulations Regarding Overseas Club Asks For Subscription*
bich ha* made their mother country d*uty £ th; inte r'ior' o f ‘”t h r ‘cou n to up, and
ao universally popu.ar. has been lnh *r Making the subtraction, we get back
to th* Tobacco Fund
Packages Addressed to Soldiers
One pound o f grain for every five quite ia thMtoay.
There *<^r another curious point
tted in rull by the French descendant* to about three and a quarter millions pounds of three per cent milk they
There are 7«J#00 f.snadiaas at th*
S evern
important annouu - i.-n u
about them. The majority had the regA.-j.Lg postal reguiaLock cave just fro n t it seeds nearly 124,044 * week
In Canada This accounts for th* pat­ as the number of Prussians engaged produce per day, or
ent fact that the Canadians o f British on both fronts. But inasmuch aa the
One pound of grain for every four light eyes snd high cheek bones of uc«a m zu« by the post oatce depart- to supply every man with tobacco,
one type of Slav. With the flat for­ meat.
or.gin who are most in coataet with Prussian
forces do not constitute pounds of four per cent, of mils, or
j The Over**-** Club for 2# rests caa
our feUow Canadians of French origin, more
One potted 01 grain per day for age caps they bad am ost tha air of
than three-quarters of the
Among other things the depart
“ b^ari of oae o f th# 7ft.MB
ar* the atouiest c ampion* or their in- armies of the empire, the total Ger­ every three pounds of At * per cent. Russian troops. Clearly these men
cutable value tc the Canadian blend man forces would thus be well over milk
from th* fringes o f Germany's ill- ment at Ottawa annossces a a e * with * pa#h*t of Cauadfon manalaoassorted empire were not inspired war tax oa letters and parcels from t8r'^ tobacco. b4 Canad aa
o f race*. They stand a living protest j fw ir aDd , Quarter millions
A verr
A half penny war tax ,o r ^ • cigarettes, a »d
a box ut
with any passionate belief tn Ger New ZenzBd
against the grosser and more absorbed ^rough approximation where only apCanada and the W ar
t
manenthum or any virulent antipathy has been imposed 00 postal packets
saaurlaliam which is the curs* of this prox*nalion* ar- possible.— Vew vork
The
positioa
of
Canada
is
not
differ­
.avolvm
g
an
additional
caarga
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age and continent- When we are in
Possible, h e w York
to their opponents
ent trom that of New England in the
letters and p a re** for Canada Th.* r*aa<* of ezeatptioa trom duty sag
dined to say that the possession of
6
For
Germany
to
succeed
she
mast
Civil War. It pays 1U heavy tribute
will sot increase tne postage to Ndw (r *> * * * • * •
‘ M » * « * »•
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money la the chief end-of man, they
“
ai; thla value for 2ft cents. It you p-„rj l blood and sorrow. Tbe nob<est aad not only keep her armies at foil
deny It la a very practical fashion by C a n a d i a n F .O O T f o r S o l d i e T S jio%t hopeful youth of the country has strength, but she must preserve at
xn
r.rv}.r
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caa**
the
uo<goods
is
a
retail
stole
quietly pursuing more engaging oh___ _
A o o r l t r wmm n c e z i t j i&k . by tr*€ j ^
mt
yoflMMM tOhii a* ?tf drawn upon. The stones with white heat the old fanatical unyisid­
Jocts—the better things which moat of
ing spirit. Even if ah* has th* num­
^
i
i
f
T
S
which
we
are
familiar
la
tha
literature
ua look to money to buy. They do not W ill be Used Exclusively by Domi re­
cumsiAAces the re-direcu on of par
Tbe Oversea* YTsb wi.l make your
j f our Civil W ar—the search for tne bers o f men, has she st.il enoigh of
ceta, eitner from one po.nt to another
count their successes in dollars, but in
ton Troop* in England
dollar do th* work o f torn*, or
wounded
boy tn tne bospuau. the the kind of men she wants? Her within Canada, or from Canada to
happy days— which la surely a m oral canadtan sddiara In i s l a n d are .oag suspense ending in bearthreaa. stalwart* of the first line have now
turn your 2£ c e s a into a
other countries, gave ns* to fresh nearly so.
th* sacruice o f several soaa ta th* for the moat part found grave* is postage.
It has now been decided.
Womtor. Montreal Star.
stvoly
from Ccaadian flour by the same fam ily, the mainstay aad briP Flanders and Champagne aad the
All Bocle# con *ri bated in
------------------- vaaers of the Canadian army service
5
» r a paid into tbe bank* and r e m i t s
hope o f th* future gone— these far-away Polish levels.— John Buchan
addressed to hta majesty's ships, or to Load oc. and every cent la expendDtscovo* Valuable Metal In Canada corps. Oa recommendation of C ol are the aad ^commofip^aeoa o t the day. In London Times.
to British or Canadian troops oa
j ed is the porehase o f < * aad la*
News o f th* new discovery o f large Macaray. need o f that branch o f ta* But in n materia* sens* the Domiafos
liv e service la Canada, or t a e s k z n , ufactured
England at Her Best
tobarxo
, reins o f motyodeaite in th* Gatineau Canadian service la England, th* aua- will be stimulated by the
to
be
re-directed
free
of
any
re-d.rdistrict, has
aroused
considerable j later of m ilitia la arranging for send­ England was m lM l-ltfifi.
Freact# R icnea. Windsor H o te l
It I* aa axiom tbat tn* Englishman
ection
charge.
This
refers
to
re­
j Montreal, la the orgaaixfrng * « e
it ia both mining and offic­ ing o ' or with the transports some two land entered tbe C ivil W ar
always rise* to th* greatest heights
direction only.
pounds of Canadian floor A cam * oat o f It national
ial. circles at th* capital This rare million
|of U a Oversea* d a b Tobacco
vb ea
hta country Is ta its worst
A
ll
the
t
i
a
*
parcels
are
Bailed
every
three
month*.
That
is
the
esti­
metal, sines the oat break o f th* war.
grew. and. tn spite o f the passing blow straits. H L to ry shows that th* klagthey meet o f course b * prepaid aft
has become o f tmmeoae importance mated amount required for th# man tn the cotton mills. Us
•oaa te a always hod to go through tha
aad very valuable. It has la creased new m England. Similar arrange­ developed. Canada bn
moot sever* trial before it found it­
ta value since hostilities began until ments also are to ho mod* for sapp y support to th* empire go that Its
self. What la teppeafag now is, only
It is now quoted at no foes than II,- tag Canadian oats direct to tha arm* a blessed In England at la baa never oa n forger scale, mu.Upi.ed many­
service corps for th* ua* o f the h o n e* aeon before; and at the asm* tim e it fold. the reputation o f history. Man
m n ton.
la th* Canadtan camps o f Ragian.i
ns learned tts own strength. It wtll may gxihty talk shout Great Brttaia
The metal Is used hi
At present floor ta hofog bought ta com* oat ot th* war mach greater not dMaff t e r full duty to her allies.
to r* ot big guns.
for the Canad.ans at M i l than M want tn — Bostoo Transcript
rifle barrels aad la ta th* greatest do- j
that her aavy
barret. By shipping direct from
— —« by th* allies. T b * British
Mg th* transports it la boauthorities bav* been scouring tb*
*mp*re for deposits and wtll coos ore* Uoved that k batter price caa ho se­
all deposits for aft* <4 th* war office cured by th* govoram e*)
th* war to them Ioug ag
o f th* alliea. Export from Canada Is a hotter quality o f hoar.
oa* ceeaMera the stars reaotv* e l k
With th* fl*U
now prohibited
Tha official* may
which the British aatfoa ia
M
■ a k a aa oxamtaatfoa !tno th* report­ ar th * army son
e f dekfl. C
ed discovery aa to Ms value tor fib*
• a f f a very «v « a ly
sss. ‘ri: ijR
sf
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Tort Herald.
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C O »t.
25 to 250
RECRUITS
W ANTED!
F:or the Canadian Expeditionary
Forces now being raised
U U H tU M
PRIVATE
GREETING
CARDS
Chess
Hmlviam to Frotoom to
!rw a the ( i t t w i a c
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MORTGAGE SALE
DROP
IN
HALL
and
at
th e
L L O Y D M IN S T E R
D R IL L
see S E R G E A N T W . T . W A L L I S
fo r full p a r t ic u la r s
GOD SAVE THE KING
^ U J t R iB e o *
10 Per Cent
on every
Dollar,
Given to the
RED CROSS
FUND
Bargain Offer
TH IS SPLEN D ID
Cook B ook
TUE LAN D T IT L E S ACT
Mortgage Sale of Valuable
Farm Property
In d c r and by Virtue o f tbe Power
of Sale contain'd in a certain M ort­
gage. which w ill be produced at the
ira- of tbe aale. on tbe landa herein­
after described.
There w ill be offered for aale by
public auction at or near tb » Im
penal Hotel in the Village of Laabourn in lb * Province of Saskatchewan
on tbe 3rd day of December A.D.
915. at the hour of Twelve o clock
noon. Mountain Standard Time, toe
ollowing property, nam l y :
The South H alf of Section Three
(J) in Township Forty-rugbt (48> in
Mange Twenty-Six (26) West of the
; bird
Meridian (W3),
containing
ibree Hundred and
Twenty
4320)
acres more or leas, save and except
all coal on or under the aaid land
Terms of sale to be 20 per cent,
rash at tbe tune of mie, and tbe
balance according to tbe terms and
rooditiona to be made known at the
time of the aale or upon application
to the vendor s Solicitor*.
The above property w ill be sold
• ubjert to a sealed reserved bid. and
free from all encumbrances save un­
paid taxes, other Municipal claim*
vod aeed grain Itena. if any.
The above property ia situate about
5 milea from the Village of Lashburn
aforesaid and the Vendors are in.ormed that tbe following building*
are on the property, via.— Frame
Shingle Roof House 14x36 with ad­
ditions 12x36 and 8x12. Frame Stable
21x66 and Frame Granary 16x38
c o in
l Oder the Laod Titles
Act
AaiendnieOt » Thereto
M ORTGAGE
»F \ A L l A tiL E FAR M
sod
SALE
PRO PERTY
w t r and by virtue of tbe l ‘ow • r of Sale contained in a certain
Mortgage there will be offered for
»*lr by Public Auction at or near
•he . Imperial Hotel in t b« Village
of Lashburn in tin Province of Sas­
katchewan on oThi.r«d«y, the second
day of December. 1915. at the hour
uf two o clock, afternoon. Mountain
standard Time, the following prop­
erty. namely
i he North-W est Quarter of Sre*
ion Thirty (to) an Township Fortylo u r (44) and Range
Twenty-Five
(-*'») West of the Third Meridian in
hr Province of Haskstctarw an. pe- rving to the Crown alt mines
and
minerals on or under the aaid land
lb> property is situate about three
ar ers of a time booth East
of
'•tilburg and about th irty-tw o rath a
-ort-l- West of the Vitlagr of Cut
Knife.
The Vendors are informed
•hot 156 acres of thr land la arable
land, and that there is on tbe proprt a frame house 16 ft. x 22 ft w e b
vingle roof.
I tK M H OF R A L E .—Twenty
per
"• at of the purchase price to be paid
III cash at the time of sale
and
he balance according to terms and
conditions to be made known at tbe
•line of aale.
Tbe property w ill be put up aubj'-ct to a sesh-d reserve price and
will be sold clear of encumbrance
»ave for taxes for the current year
and Seed Grain and R elief
Fund
lien s (if any.)
For fu rih er particulars, terms and
conditions of sale, apply to the Solit.tors mentioned below.
DATED this 26tb day of
October.
1915.
M U R R A Y & MUNHO,
Solicitors. Standard Trusts Building,
Saskatoon, (is shat chew so.
^1497
M ALD 36-lc
Tighnduin Stock Farm
L A S H B U R N , SA SK .
W e have a rbmew
ae lection
of
■hree year old. tw o year, yearling.
•od 19,5 Clydeadale eofta by Lord
.’ root and Royal Rla eon. also two
vear old fill***, yearlings and 1615
filliea. also one registered Shorthorn
bull. Apply far further particular*
and take advantage of our Fall prioes
J. M. I t im
For further particulars and con­
ditions of aale apply to
Measn M cCRANEY M AC K E N ZIE A
HUTCHINSON,
Saskatoon. Saak.
Vendor's Solicitor*.
Dated at Saskatoon thia 2 )at day
of October A.D. 1615.
[26-3
a
COOK BOOK
T h e Cards which are the finest CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY
fo r t
ever shown in Lashburn will not
THE LASHBURN COMET
THE TWO FOR.ONLY
$1.25
The Blue Ribbon Cook Book is specttBy prepared
tor everyday use in Western bxnes, and is practical and
op-to-datr
For instance, ail ingredients are gives by
measure instead of weight, so you do not
After yon use it awhile, you’ll wooder
got along without it. Everything is so simple m
«»d practical, it’s just like having some wise old CMk at
four elbow. And with so many dishes to chocet from,
both ’old and new, there’s no need of cooking the M R
•Id tilings time after time.
Even if you have a fairly good one already, you need
the Bine Ribbon Cook Book.
Order NOW, be___yon forget
Cat mL oat. u d wad to t o d k t wi*b yaw a a f .
Name......... .............. ..
Purauaat to i a
<*rd» r of
th.
S-preme
Court of
Sa*kstchrw»D
nndr fcj thr Local Ms st<- r to CLsinU-r* of the Judicial District of llsttieford dated thr dad day of J..iw
A.1J. 1914. there w ill br offered for
»»le by f ’ ubitc Auction to the b iglu it
t-idScr bj the Sheriff of the Judicial
uiatrtct of liattleford. or by Miamre
authorised by tu a to to act, at or
near
I HE HOTEL L A S H H IH Y
SASK
at 1i 00 o clock to l b forenoon, uu
I lK h D A Y . J A M AH Y 11TH.
1916
All and singular that piece of land
deacribed at follow s;
The b ottb L o t Quarter of Section
i oeaty-T w o (22) id Township Forty
Nioe (19) Rstig* T w *n ty-F i*e
<Z5>
West of the Third .Meridian, in i b<
I ronnee of Saskatchewan.
The i'la in ttff to b a r e h a v e to bid.
TEHMh OF S A L K —The Purchaser
ahaII pay 25 per cent, of the purchase
price at the time of aale and th*os Inure upon a (ranafi-r I* m,* duly
'.oufnm<-d within tw o month* fro.,
he Cate of tbe aale, the d< po>tt to
o<- forfei ed by the Purchaaer if bfaila to accept the Transfer and to
carry out thr aale on delivery of the
raoafer. The aaid land will be aold
• ibyeci to all unpaid taxes and aeed
a ram Irena, if any.
For further particular* apply to —
LIVIN G STO N A ATKINSON.
Solicitors (o r the Plaintiff,
liattleford. SaakIlated at liattleford thia 26tb day
of October. A.D. 1915
[29-1(1
two
id
Address ............ ..............
D EC EM B ER EXC U R S IO N S
191f
cost ycu
advertised
one
c e n t' more
price and
by
than EASTERN CANADA
Daily
using DECEMBER i to 31
Liberal Stopovers
Choice of Bootee
Firet-Claee Tickets
Three months’ Limit
them you can suitably remember
Very Low Return Fares To Atlantic Porte
your friends at Christmas and at
OLD COUNTRY
in conaoctioa with Steamship Tiekaia by all ltaaa to
DAILY. NOV EM BEK 15 TO DECEMBER JL
the same time give a ssistance to N E W
a very worthy cause
FIVE MONTHS' LIM IT
CANADIAN
R O U TE
Between WINNIPEG and TORONTO
L iffcto^ T ra ia a .
. .......ass ■■■■■■■
AU Modara Caaaaaiaacaa.
«l
i aay C A N A D IA N V O B T H I K I A G E N T
K C BEELM AN,
Call and inspect them at
The Comet Office