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GENERAL NEWS
Store
In Town
L IN E
HERE
T H IS
OF
price o f
S ir William Van Horne, for
years prominent in transcontinent­
al railroad in Canada, ami for many
years president of the Canadian
Pacific, died at Montreal on Satur­
day afternoon.
Humboldt Boys
Arrived Safely
In England
SW EATERS
W EEK
Blip one on if it is cool and you are proof
against any weather. W e a r a thin dress to a
party, put one on under your coat; for a drive or
an auto trip always take a Sweater C<»at along
for a sure protection against any weather.
W e placed our order for Sweaters long
before the great advance in W oolens, ana
can save you from 25 to 50 per cent
Ladies’ Sweaters that should under
present conditions s6ll for $3.25— ‘
W e Sell at $2.65
Ladies’ Sweaters that should under
present conditions sell for $3.50—
W e Sell at $2.75
Sweaters that are worth now $5.25- W e Sell at $4.25
Sweaters that are worth now $6.50—
At The Local
Police Court
W e Sell at $5.50
SWEATERS FOR MEN
Our line this je a r is nearly double to
what we ever carried and the savings we can
effect are really remarkable. It is impossible
for us to enumerate them all. Come and See.
Our Price— $1.25 to $12.00
SWEATERS TOR GIRLS GERMAN DRIVE ON
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DVINSK STILL UNCHECKED
A really splendid assortment of the finest
all-wool sweaters made, at prices that are re­
markable even for this store where low prices
are the rule. Come and see and bring your
girl along.
IBerlin Statement Says Germans
Have Taken 5,000 Prisoners—
Quiet at Dardannelles.
$1.00 to $2.25
SWEATERS FOR, BOYS
One of our Sweaters for boys will prove
useful and economical: will keep your boy warm
and save his coat. And for play, for sport,
there is nothing more welcome ^y the boys than
a warm snug-fitting Sweater.
Price—$1.00 to $2.25
Harold Gardner, a young lad
who has been working lately fo?
Anton Lutter, milk dealer, was
taken in charge last week by the
local R .N .W .M .P., and is at pres
ent domiciled in the local lock-np
pending
instructions from the
authorities at Regina.
The boy,
ho ia only 14 years of age, is
destitute and does not appear to
have any relatives or guardians in
the country; be ia also inclined to
be wayward and ia suspected in
connection with several small thefts
which have occurred in the neigh
borhood recently. I t was decided
to commit him to tbe charge of
the Superintendent o f neglected
Children for Saskatchewan, and it
is expected that he w ill tie sent to
the home for destitutes which has
recently been opened at Wooisley
Bask.
W estminster Church
To Hold Services
In City Hall
Service* to Baft* There Oct. 3rd
The Cheir Ha* Bee*
Re-eitMited
40 Bushel* Of
Wheat Per Acre
on Humboldt Farm
100 Am Field af Heary Brackma*
Yield* Blf Crop tad Graded Na.
1 Neither*—Tw* CarUada,
T b e managing board of West­
Shipped Eaat Laat Weak.
minster church have made arrange­
ments for the use of the to\yn hall
for tbe bolding o f church aervioea
One of the beat crops that has
for tbe winter months, and the hoen reported this season in tbe
London, Sept. 14: T h e German baa not as yet abated. Both sides
services will commence there on Humboldt district was that o f
I drive toward Dvlnsx goes forward are making a prodigious expendi­
October 3rd. T h e present building
Henry Brockman, whose farm lies
1unchecked, according to the Berlin ture o f shells, leaving the public
is not only too small, but it is also just outside the town limits. Mr.
to
gneas
Whan,
if
at
all,
any
infan
Bcial statement leaned today, rad
difficult to make comfortable in th«- Brockman's crop was one o f the
cold weather.
I Field Marshall Von Hindenhnrg’s try attack is coming.
earliest of the district, and be waa
T h e choir held a re organization one of (he first to have bis harvest­
I army has taken 5,000 prisoners in
O f tbe Gallipoli and Dardanel
meeting on Friday evening, a verj ing completed. He had a beaut *
the last 24 hours, and forged ahead las activities Nothing is fortbcom
large number being present, ami fuT 100 acre field of wheat, which
to within 30 miles o f the Dvinsk ing officially.
Unofficial reports
this branch of the church was put averaged forty bushels to the acre,
I fortress.
concern themselves especially with
Mr. M ilton Bragg, o f Annahiem on a buaineaa basis and tbs choir giving him over 400U bushels o f
daring the winter will be conduct
R iga for the time being is left Turkey’s internal condition, which
in. Tw o carloads were shipped
was arrested by riergt- Gray, o f the ed in a more systematic manner
unibrtsioDcd by direct attack, but j j* described as very favorable from R .N .W .M .P., on Tuesday on s (*a r
, week to Winnipeg, which
than heretofore and the work ev
He
should Von Hindenbnrg succeed ] the Entente point o f vjtew. On* rant charging him with obtaining tjniy divided sipong tbe members. graded No* 1 Northern.
posed
o f one carload at tbe market
tin getting effectively astride the News Agency correspondent in
Thu officers elected were sa fol price, which netted him 76
money ondeefslss pretenses. T b s
Patiogred railway further south it dispatch from Atbaua states that complainant ia Mr. Bert Eastman lows: H on.-Pree, Rev. Mr. Uald per bushel. The other oar
I would expose the Baltic port to a
reoeived there of Ambles, Saak., who alleges that well; Pres., Mr. Watson; vice-pres., bolding.
Mr. Brandon; aac.-trsas., Mr. Stowi enveloping movement.
Threshing operations are now
that the Torco-Gennan advisers he purchased from defendant
art; leader, Mr. Martin; musical
A ll the Mid-Poland fighting, the
that Tnrkey threshing engine supposed to be committee. Mrs. Driter, Missis general throughout tbe whole dis­
trict, and tbe general average o f all
lertnans claim, is progressing la
hold oat against tbe AUiaa clear o f all encumbrances, which Lyon, Riehardson, and Mr. H
grains is expected to be mnch
I their favor, hot tbe Raasians are I I I
found to be a misrepre- S tirlin g; social committee, Mrs above that o f former yean.
The earn will come up Stinson, Mrs Braodon, Mrs. Stew
I still on tbe offensive in Galicia,
so n ln vio n .
th.
art sod Mrs. Driver. AU interest­
ta haa,for hearing on Friday afternoon ed in choir work are invited to slI t waa officially announced in
is the local police oonrt, the de
the Britiab House o f Commons to­
important feodrat having been given hie
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lib-tend tbe practice# whiqh will be
$1000 held every F rid ay evening at sight day that the cabinet waa seriously
considering conscription.
1o'clock.
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See Our W indow Display
W e H ave N o th in g These But Sw eaters
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Cost Of Operation
Of Electric Light
Plant Is Excessive
Oouncil W ill Purchase Necessary
Equipment That W ill Reduce
Running Expenses
SWEATERS FOR WOMEN
FALL
bearish effect on the
wheat.,
Zeppelins dropped bombs on
London on 8ept. 3th, when 80
people wt*re killed and 88 injured.
Cakleflraa Ta The Jsinal Received
T o date the total riotims o f airship
raids are 122 killed and 349 in­
The Turoo-Bulgnrien negotia­
TeTkli Effect
jured.
tions concerning a bouudarv ad­
In a recent battle near Tram., justment, have beak concluded,
The Journal received a cable­
bowla the Russians captured 1 60 and Tdrkey will formerly turn over gram on Wednesday morning from
in
questo
Bulgaria
the
territ
officers, 7,000 men and 36 machine
William Morley, one o f the party
tion within a few day
guns.
1
o f Humboldt boys who sailed on
A
t
a
recent
state
fair
a
demon­
The total loeses of the Turks in
8ept. 3rd for England, announcing
the Dardeoelles are estimated at stration was given by which an
overland car was started everv their aafe arrival on British soil.
250,000 men.
five minutes by a wireless spark The oable was dated Cherritonkunt,
A.G Spalding, the well-known
from the Overland headquarters Sept. 14th, and aaid: Arrived;
sporting goods man attd capitalist,
five miles away.
feeling fine. Signed Humboldt
spoken o f as "the grand old man”
According to the
of baseball, is dead at 65.
boys— Morley.
A regular meeting of the town A fter considerable discussion the
Calgary there are
President W ilson’s request to
oouncil was hold on Monday even­ ooucil derided to accept the pro­
taxes still unpaid in
Austria to recall her ambassador,
ing. Mayor Yoergcr in the ebair, position and the matter was refer­
Dr. Constantin Dura Eta has brought
The first oar o f wheat sold from Meeting of Creamery Men
and Conns. Pike, Russell, Watson red to the fire, water and light
about a situation which contaiua the Regina district and inspected
oommittee, with power to act.
possibilities o f extending to other at Winnipeg, graded No. 1 hard.
A meeting o f creamery men was and T el for present.
diplomats.
The rsunoil some time ago reheld in Humboldt on Saturday
Westmlister
Church
Lease
Hall
W illiam Karlenzig, a farmer o f
cured au option on the engine in
The trades union congress, rep­ the Brunkeld district. Manitoba, last, when matters in connection
Meesre. R. J. Kepkey and A. L.
resenting more than 3,000,000 or­ threshed a field of whe*t, 18 acres, with the creamery business w h s
the Kerr & Adame mill at a pries
MacLeati waited on the council
ganized English working men re­ which yielded 6? bushels to the discussed. The main object o f the.
of $500.00, which will make tbe
gathering
was
to
discuss
ways
and
with a request for the use of the
jected bv an overwhelming vote acre.
weans for the raising of the uni­ town hall for church services by total ooet of the new equipment
today the recent proposals.
$1050.00.
formity
and
standard
o
f
tba
butter
to
p!
T he Canadian
I t is expected in military circles maple trees on the g r y ees lot the which they are making and also Westminster church, stating that
T b e eu|ierititrndent stated that
that war orders aggregating in Canadian soldiers in Fri
Franoe and to oo-operate in the marketing of the church was witling to pay $5.00
miliona o f dnllan. will shortly be Flanders has made an instantan­ the same and in the buying of per Sunday for a period o f six he thought the payments could be
so arranged that the reveuoe from
placed with Canadian manufactur­ eous appeal in Franop Belgium supplies. It is the endeavor o f the mouths.
The council discussed
ers.
creamery n-eD to bring Saskatche­ the matter freely, and a motion the plant would meet them aa they
and Britain.
wan butter up to a standard grade,
becauiudue, and in this way tbe
A reserve militia for Canada will
A young lad shot and killed a
was finally passed that the request
be organized; no man under 35 farmer at Sault 8t. Marie, Ont., whiob will be of the very highest,
equipment would in n short tin s
lie
granted.
years of age will tie allowed to join while hunting deer in au oat field. and which will find a ready mar­
{iay for itself.
ket at the very best price.
By Auxiliary Electric Light Equipment
and no one may hold a commission
Contract
fo r Water and Sewer
Before a crowd of 45,000 people obtainitag the beat price for their
unless he has satisfactorily served
T he council lias had under con
at least three years in the military at Brighton Beach, New York, on product and with oo-operation se­
Connections
Saturday night, Mike Gibbons, of curing their supplies at the lowest sideration for some time the ques ­
or naval forces o f the empire.
Tenders were received for the
St. Paul, outpointed and won the ratfe the creamery men will be tion o f installing an auxiliary elec
Despite winter in the Alps the
decision over Paokey McFarland working advantageously to the far- trio light equipment in the power work of laying house sewer and
Italian advance continues every­
men, who will receive a better house, with tbe idea of reducing waterworks services, and the tender
in a ten round boxing contest.
where- Bombardment of Austrian
price for their butterfat.
Among
forts proceeds day and night.
The Norris government of Man­ those who attended the meeting the coat o f operation of the plant. submitted by Flanagan A Murphy
was accepted.
I t is now reported that the B rit­ itoba have appointed the Canadian were J. A. Calder, o f the Saskatch­ It baa been figured ont that a plant
ish array in France amounts to one Apprisa! Co., o f Montreal, to make ewan Creamery, Moose Jaw; 4- of much smaller capacity than the Equipment For Ejector Station
a complete appraisal of the public Milaldo, o f Che Saskatoon Pure
million men.
present o ne will carry the load,
Quotations wore submitted for
buildings in the province, on which
During the latter part o f last they expect to find total overpay­ M ilk Co., Saskatoon; L . M. Voas- excepting possibly for a f e w the supplying o f tha equipment
week there bad been a particularly ments o f $4,000,000, including berg, of the Bruno Creamery; P.J. hoars
in the evening, which for the sewerage ejector station,
Hoffman, Aqnaheim; Mr. Kopp,
violent artillery engagement in (hie the telephone plant:
o f Engeffeld. and O. W . And reason, would mean a great saving Jo fuel including one sir 'receiver, sir
departmeut of the M ueee and along
I t is reported from Berlin that of the Central Creamery Oo., H um ­ and oil. When the load is too compressor end one ejector, end
the front in Lorraine.
the Allies are concentrating large boldt.
heavy for the small plant the pre the following were aooepted: From
The British steamer V ilie de forces, including heavy artillery,
sent one could be turned on. Tbe the Gnuadian-Atlis Chalmers Oo,,
Mostagmen has been sunk by gun for a general attack on the Dartown would uleo avoid the danger one air reaeiver, price $148.00.
fire from a German eaVgnarine. denelles.
Sixteen members o f the crew, and
of being in darkness at any time, From tbe Canadian Westing house
Seven men were burned to death,
three o f the wounded have been
when one engine or generator bap Company, one air compressor,
12 bead o f horses, a barn, oow sta­
picked up. The Britiab steamship ble; piggery, hen house and 200
pened to require repairs. W’ ith price $138.00, f. o. b. Hamilton.
For driving a 38 h.p. steam this object in view the euperin From 8hone Company, one sewer­
Coruniba, 1730 tons, baa also been bushels of oats destroyed by fire
sunk. *
on Fridsv night en the farm of tractor over tbe oemont sidewalks lendent has been securing prices age ejector, price $1407.60. f. o. b.
The Duke of Connaugftt is at Alfred McGee, 6 miles north-east of the (own on Friday last contrary on the machinery required, ami at Humboldt.
The to the by-law, which stipulates that
present in the west, reviewing the o f A le^ n d er, Manitoba.
troops in training at Sewell and cause of the fire is unknown. The sufficient planking or other pro­ this meeting submitted a quota New Water lank
tion from Bolton, Ont., where tbe
men formed the threshing gang of
other pointa.
The water man complained that
a machine which was working on tection must be provided, Mr. 8ie- equipment has besn in operation
A conference was held last week
Iris water tank, need for town de­
bert
Hansen,
of
Annaheim,
was
four years, but ia not now in use livery, had become unfit for nse,
between the grain shippers o f the farm.
The allied fleet has silenced summonsed before F.G. Bailey, J
the town 4waa using tbe hy and the committee was empowered
Canada and the government, as Ja
result an improvement in shipping Turkish batteries on the Asiatic P „ on Tuesday afternoon and on dro electric. T h ey offered the
conditions is looked forward to coast on the Dardanelles which pleading guilty was fined $6.00and generator, switch board and ex­ to purchase a new one, i f neon*
sory.
which will reduce the cost of trans­ were able to reach aampa- of the casta and an additional $8.00 for
Report o f chief o f polios for
portation, which at present has a expeditionary force with their fire. tbe estimated amount of damage citer for $550.00, tbe terms of pay­
ment to be spread over ten months. month of August waa accepted.
done.
SWEATER
SALE
NEW
O N E D O LLA R PER Y E A R
H U M B O L D T , S A S K A T C H E W A N . T H U R S D A Y , S E P T , i f , 191®
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FORD OW NERS
Horse
Blankets
Now it the* time to buy your
Horae Blankets, and take
advantage of a full aeaaon'a
wear.
I have a very large stock o f
all kinds of Blankets and.
Robes, and prices are rlgbt
Horse Blankets
Fur Robes
foot Warmers
Harness Etc.
Geo. Stokes
NATIONAL A N 1H EM
It grins to the tune of "Casey
Jon*a" snd ia* snappy little jingle.
Learn it and aing it to your friends.
Now. Hltogetbarl
Old Zcke BurkinaaoM his bogs the
other day,
The goah darned fool threw Ida
money right away;
Hnda into town, aettingon a hoard,
Came home riding in a brand new
Ford
w k en h» got to the bouse and
-turnerl toward the gate,
He shut down the throttle and put
on the brake;
He grabbed for the reins, got the
throttle instead,
And the grab ding Ford kepi a
pluggin' right ahead.
Zeke jerked at the levers, and be
turnerl off the gas,
Ha kicked at the pedals, anil he
broke obt the glass,
Ha cut all the wires and he pulled
off the top,
'
But the goah dinged Ford, it juat
wouldn’t atop.
Ho be pulled out bla knife, and he
•roiled all aereue,
C'Bt a hole in tha tank, drained out
the gasoline;
Ha pulled out hia gun, shot the
tires full t y lend,
But the goah-dinged Ford kept a
pliiggiu’ right ahead. •
■ H A O N E S S M A K I*.
Whether
Women
have the right to vote'or
not, they have the right
to good Hour, and they
are guaranteed the beat
when they use
McNab Flour Mills, ltd.
W tS T M IN S K R CHURCH
B
it
Zeke went through the "fence and
up through the lane.
Miranda saw him coming, and she
almost went inaane;
She ran
ahead and stripped to
see—
And the Ford struck her squarely
where the bustle ought to be.
Hhe struck out her anna as the
want Into the air,
Juat has Zeke went by she grabbed
him by the hair.
Hhe tioundarl on tha seat, landed
on the pad,
And the goah-dload Ford kept n
plnggin* right ahead.
Zeke atoered for the abed, but juat
missed the hole, Struck an old sow, and you should
have seen her roll;
Then out through the yard they
landed In a lump,
In a big muddy |»ol, ’bout six feet
deep.
BIG REDUCTION
Sunimer Goods
At Less Than Cost Prices
One Refrigerator, Regular Price $111.00 -
One W e e k Only for
One W e e k Only for
One W e e k Only for
$3.25
One O il Htove, Perfection, 2-burner, reg, price $11.00—‘
One W e e k Only for
$8,45
,
Advertising
bring results.
is sure
City Cafe
One W e e k Only for
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Gall at Once and See My
Sample Outfit of
Neal Door to Pitzei’a
Butcher Shop
One O il Stove, Perfection, 8 burner, reg. price $14.50—
$10.65
Up-To-Date Restaurant
geo.
McKin n e y
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Class, Sporting Goods
Opposite Post, Office
B. T. Litter Carriers
M eals at All Hours
O p e n - 6 a. m. till 10 p. m,
Humboldt, Sssk.
Regular Meals, 35c
M kal ^Tjoktes
E. D. LeLACHETJR,
a s s ts s s s M S iS s s s s s s s s i
Humboldt Mart
And Exchange
E BUY
E SELL
E EXCHANGE
EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING
W
I t will pay you to see us IIyou want Bedroom Furniture, Brave lieile,
Mattreeeee, Springs, Chair*, Cbinaware, Carpeta, Linen and all Houseboid requirements.
Private Sales Daily
. W e aell privately every day. , I f you want to get rid o f your furniture
gat ops price. We buy or sail oo oommiesioo.
Auction Sales
W e will conduct Auction Hales every Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. at our
store.
Auction Hales conducted in any part of province.
L IV E
S T O C K A N D F A R M B A L E S O U K S P E C IA L T Y .
• on a going.
-From Funny Stories About the
Ford.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Great West Plows
$14.50
One O il Stove, Perfection, l-lrurm r, reg. price $4 50 —
leave your orders with A. J. Waddell
Furniture dealer, Humboldt.
That goah-dinged Fonikeepe right
Estimates Furnished on Everything
Electrical.
Huuee W iring a Specialty.
H U M B O LD T ,
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8AHK.
Also a Complete Line of
H . M AN LY. Prop.
One Refrigerator; Regular Price $20.00—
for shore,
Hervices every Sabbath morning He waa glad it had stopped, and
at 11 o’clock, and evening at 7.:«)
would go no more;
Sabbath school meets at 2.80,
Hi<
pricked
up his ears, when he
and bible class at 3.30.
looked back and aaid,
Weekly Prayer Moating -Thurs­
"W hy, the goah-dinged thing ie
day evening at 8 o’clock.
pluggin’ right ahead.
—Bt RIMISBS COMMAM-V I nvitkd - A n Skats Fess
That goah-dinged Ford keeps right
on a going,
ro w
The goah-dinged Ford keepa a g o ­
P IA N O T U N I N G
ing right ahead,
SKJC
And it’ll keep on a going till we
J. Jensen, phone 140
all are dead.
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Hot And Cold Baths
J The hath ro»nia have been
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overhauled and renovated
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and will he kept in firatclawt sha|te
$12.50
to
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Such -as H A R D and S Q F T
'X O A L and S E A S O N * A B L E W O O D —go to
Also all kinds of D R A Y IN G and T E A M I N G
done P R O M P T L Y
and to your entire
' Satisfaction
]m
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Each maturing son snd
daughter should have s
personal Savings Account In the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training In how to expend money wisely. Such an
educaUon In thrift and saving will prove invaluable
In later life.
O P CANAD A
Humboldt Branch, W. R. Learmonth, Manager
Lantgmn Branch, H. C. McLean, Manager
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Office Livingston St.
T E R M S S T R IC T L Y C ASH
R O A STS
Our Roasts are Superior
to all others, in both
quality and taste.
A trial order will convince
you.
A fine Selection of meats of
all kinds.
BUB
06.17
73.26
36.40
36.10
Cab
•2.60
2.50
2.60
2.60
2.50
2.60
N. G. Boggs, Laaigaa
W. A. Duncan, Rolia
A.E. Heioeworth, Humboldt
G. Morrow, Mueostcr
J. M. Crarer, Humboldt
F. E. Mason, Hanley.
Term s and Conditions of Sale:
(1) The highest bidder shall be the purchase! or such person as may be will­
ing to take the lands at the upset pries, there being oo higher bidder, and if any
dispute shall arise respecting any bidding tha parcel shall be put up again tor sale
at tha last undisputed bidding.
(2) The umet prioe eball ke paid in oaab at the time o f the sale. Tha amount
bid over aod above tbe upset price ahaU be paid in three equal instalments oa the
flrut day of December in each of the years 1916,1917, 1918, sad shall bear Interest
at tbe rata df six per cent, per annum.
<3* Th e upset price of each ’respective parcel offered for sale shall be the
amount stated in the list aa ths taxes, penalties, costs aod charges.
(4) Tha treasurer o f the municipality w ill give the purchaser an agreement o f
sale. Tha general form o f said agreement may be Inspected at anytime during of­
fice hours, at the offloe o f the Treasurer, Burr, Saak. Th e form of agreement w ill
be read at the commencement o f the sale proceedings. Th e purchaser shall sign
such form of agreement in duplicate at the time o f the sale and one oopy o f turn
agrermout Will be retained by the treasurer.
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Dated at Burr, Bask., the 4th day of August. 1916.
J. H. ANCMER80N, 9m
R. H. CASH, T i iiisiiOil
(40-49) _
J . D. RAMEY
TaaMenuiat aad Naturalist
Animals and Birda Scientifically
and Artiatica’ ly Mounted
H U N T 9 0 L H T P.O. Box 425
’ H u m b ert. Saak.
A . ECKER
B t/rC H £X J.
Ttut
•132.60
Static* ta hereby given that the above described lands in the Rural Municipal­
ity o f Wolverine 340 forfeited for tha non-payment o f taxes will be offered for sale,
under the provisions o f the Municipality Act, Bnosiooa (319), (320), (890a) and sub­
sections thereto aa the said section stood before amendment, at Hie offloe o f the
Treasurer. N. E. V* 36-36-24w9. Tim e, 10 o ’clock in Forenoon. Date o f Sale,
September 20th, 1015. The Municipality will faimisn an absolute title to the said
lauds free from any right o f redemption.
S O F T C O A L & W O O D For Bale
Phone Your Orders to 146
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fo r the Non-Payment Q f Taxes
N. BRAUN
F. CORSALITZ
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In the Rural Municipality of Wolverine 3 4 0 . forfeited
Aiaoaat #f
Aijaffutka
LANDS
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PHONE 86 S.B . 36 36 22w2
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60.40
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Wood Delivered, Sawed and Split
if Required
Are Year Children
Learning to Save
Money?
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N IC K B R A U N
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Delivered
fe s n < s *s
M A S S E Y -H A R R IS A G E N T
FOR FUEL—
Draying and Team ing
J. A . Stirling, Auctioneer
. J. A . O a i . d w h l l , B .A., Paator Zeke grabbed Miranda, and struck
C . f . Hilliard
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C R E R A R & F O IK
Barristers, Notary. E tc.
Money to Loan on M ortgage*.
O rvica:
Oo Main Street
S p ecials F o r F r id a y ® > S a tu rd a y , S e p t. 1 7 t h <8k 1 8 t h
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W e have a great many odds and ends which w e are going to rush off at any price to clear
them out before our immense consignment of the real up-to-date stockof all descriptions f_t r r t V B , S - .
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You. Can A lw ays Rely Oh Our Statements—They A re Genuine
Specials in Linoleums—400 yds. to Handle.
Come Here For Your Fruit
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JOURNAL;
Until Seventy
Seven
Times
B y M i t i L . G . M o h c r ly .
I'opy right by U l u U 4).
Moperley
.C o;"ouedi
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CHAPTKR 111. *
Th# gurvlvor *
1 he room Wot (Mall and dark, an l
anielt strongly of Male tplrlta and
tobacco, being Indeed tbe brat bed­
room of tlie Mkliermaii'a Heal, the
obly Inn of which Trehartiey could
boat!. Trehurney liked to think of Itaeir aa a’ low u, but iu actual fart It
v ia little more than a big (taking vil­
lage, alrag'.'.lmg along tne coaat:
a
village however which llie proud po>
srxaui of two r-iwa of shops that call
art themaalres Ibe High street. and ol
a small elieltcrc-d bay which gave It­
self the name of Harbor.
The Inn
Hood clone to the quay, and the win
down of ih<- little*, room looked out
acioaa the liarleir, whore water* "hoii"
id the December aunahfne, while! b.typud the harbor the a.*a apread tike a
allver ahleld to the horizon of pa'e
blue sky
looking at that ahlning
peaceful tea, it was difficult to baIteve that the little ripple* of today
hgd hcfn the iMTitlc blllowa of y !»IcffTby; hard to ramemher that the
non tiled .aim of thin annoy nicmTifi
had followed upon fc storm no Here)
and awful, that tin* old men In TrcLai ney's village afreet told each other
w.th aliuking heada that they had nev­
er before neeu the like. The great
gale had rugitd Itaelf Into apace: all
tne luinult of the previoua day had
tubxlded Into rcatfulneag and calm.
'I lie woman who stood silently at
the beat bedroom window of the Fishermun'a Heat, looking out arronu the
liartor, wondered dimly whether all
that had come and gone during the
pant twii day, had been lust a night­
man- from which she had at least
awakened, silMi an air of iinr.iiiily
aecmed to surround It. Only— If It
v.'aa merely a nightmare, she ought
to have awakened in her berth on the
steamaliip Queen of May -and she
knew there waa as a matter of faH no
question if nightmare or dream, It had
all been reality, gliaatly, terrible regl
Ity, a reality the very remembrance of
wnlctv made her shudder, eveu now'
that ahe was in safely, oil dry land
and under a roof again. She looked
round the small room with Its cheap,
gaudy paper. Its
hare hoards, Its
sparse furniture, and the very commonplaceiH as of the
surrouhdiiiga
gave her u sense of relief. Kven the
overpowering odour of stale beer and
tobacco, that mingled with the fraglanco of onions cooking for the family
dinner,
brought her a comfortable
realisation that she was In a house,
and no logger at the mercy of wind
and w.avea. The long night In the tiny
boat that had hern loaned about like
a cockle shell upon the blllowa; the
grey dawn thai to the forlorn boat
load of people had seemed so hopeleas: the sight of the rock-hound coast
which had brought a gleam of comfort
to their hearts; and then the final
catastrophe. All these things rose
before Nina Mansfield's mind, whilst
site stood looking actons the hathor hut us the thought of that final catas­
trophe came to her, she covered her
fact wllh her hands as though to shut
out the teirlhle sight, and a long shud­
der went through her from head to
foot. The cries of the drowning rang
In her ears, she saw again the white
terrified faces of her fellow men and
women who had goue down Into (he
gulf of waters, t-he was Hie sole sur­
vivor. They had told her, when, buf­
feted and exhausted, barely alive, the
had been taken away from that over­
turned boat to whlc|i her hands had
clung so desperate!} that it seemed
as If their clinging touch could never
be loosened. “Saved by her splendid
vitality, and her extraordinary deter­
mination to live. I should say,” the
little doctor of Trebarney remarked,
when he had applied remedies and
done all that was needful for th:* ex
haueled woman, “her escape Is simply
miraculous, hul she has piirtly herself
to thank for It. A personality like hers
will never go under. If ft ran stay on
the top by hook or by crook.”
Those words of Dr. Shaw nad drift­
ed haslly lo Nina through a eonfualon
of dreamy sensations, they recurred to
her now as she looked out at the sun­
shiny harbor, and at tne remembrance
she smiled. “A personality like hdra
will never go under.” No— that was
true enough-go under.” No— that was
from the shipwreck of the Queen of
the .May, and she would see to It now
that her life was not shipwrecked loo.
During the whole of the past night In
the not over comfortable bed In the
Fisherman's Rett her thoughts had
been very busy, and the bad eome
now to a definite conclusion. She was
the sole survivor from the wreck—
they had told her this moat plainly
and emphatically, there was evidently
no doubt about the matter; she was
the soul survivor, and an opportunity
of Which she had never hoped nor
dreamed was being put Into her hands.
She could wipe her slate clean, she
could begin again as though the past
and all belongings to it had never ex­
isted; oveiything that gave the slight­
est clue to her Ideality was at the
bottom of the sea, and, if aba choae.
she could start afresh front today. The
Idea had taken root la her ntlad and
When through her drowsy semi-con­
sciousness she hsard Dv. tiliaw and
Mrs. Martin, the landlady of th« Fish­
erman '* Rest, discussing the possibil­
ity of discovering her name, and the
very Intonation of the doctor's voica
came back to hef memory, aa he aaid:
"Thera seeme to be no addresses
oa the letters you found Inside her
dress, Mrs. Martin, and I M h't want
to read the letters and the little box
that was tied round her neck la lock­
ed. W e must wait uatll she conies
round. Then no doubt she will give
ns nil particulars about herself ”
Dr. Shaw weald ha hare presently,
and before bo < ta u she mnat be ready
with everything aha had to any to
him Her whole recital must he cot
and dried. Thera mnat ha no flaws
la her story—aha would make U quite
coherent tram the vary heglaalag; tt
should hang together with no hiatus
w.
m.
u- ton#
She intended to ]
jin any directlou
. .arry the whole malWr through suc­
fear
cessful^; from this moment her life |
was to oh no longer a faflure.au It. had j
outfaced to be In the pael. This was
'be tide of her affairs, and taking It at
tne flood, she meant that It should 1
carry Iter on to tortane. All these re ,
(lections had passed through her mind '
In ibe night Jusi passed; they only j
needed consolidating and shaping, and i
*b* felt competent so to shape them. I
HUM BOLDT,
SASKATCHEW AN
CHEW “ PAY ROLL” TOBACCO
10 CENTS PER PLUG
A BRIGHT TOBACCO OF THE FINEST Q U ALITY '
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Country and Small Town Trade
ed by the'following table 1000 omit
Countr> “ M * ® 1 O n t o Th« U. S^C rop I.
te d l.
spite of the crack In the glass, and Its 1
Filial
general Inefficiency lu reflecting, emit Minnesota Rural flcheol%Pronounced '
A iq 1 July 1. 1614
Beet In Country
e<l at her own Image
Mrs Martin's
THOUSANDS OF ADTOM7Jll.lt.il A R E
N o W f III i Nt. USt II H i IM S
160 SOU 146.604) Ml.?ir>
best black dreea. though many alses
The couuly suould be th# cr.it r*- of j American Farmer ta Pocket Cash Pgr Ohio ...
RESIDENTS OF S M A L L T O W N # AND MV I ARMflRO
.106,400 116 *00 Ili3. l l ;
Largest Wheat Crop it History
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too large for her was not wholly tin school orgaiiKu' 'on, there tkoul-l tie a
.361 *00 161,600 300,014
becoming, and Its voluminous folds couniy
ach'-nt Ward, which should
aiitoists '
I lo- l-ulk o t -Hie liuslness
Prosperous conditions for the l' 8 iiidli/.n
illy Tito* K Huntl.
. 03,700 61,700 (3,000
did not, nt any rule, detract front Ibe alt . 1 a c o nly (I'perlnteadent
mid fanners for the coming year are Itnli-1Wisconsin
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Ill a recent Issue of Hardware sml will undoubtedly -he liaiidieu Htrougn
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63,100 60.000 00.06.'
, I -sr coloring of her face, the deep small diet rid a having bul one teacher rated by the August government re
ihe
retail
haidwaie
trade in Hu »m ».r
Metal
I
read
of
s
Dollar
Day"
sale
. 60.000 60.000 01.000
green of her eyes, the glory of her should lie eliminated, according to a port, showing a record breaking yield Minnesota
Iowa . . . . . .
150.000 106,400 360,434 hold si Cornwall, O u t. which accord towns In Canada
hair.
\
The large cities sill alway ■ si • urs
report
Just Doped by the Im in i of wheat and bumper crops ol corn, Missouri . . . . 164.000 163.600 166,400 mi to the nieiiliuiils resulted lu u
a huge volume of aufn acceaaurv Imisi
“I ran manage Doctor Hhaw." she States bureau of education In which oats, barley and buy.
South Dakota . 76.100 77,000 76,001 {real deni of hUHuess Iqr Itietu Th
The total wheat crop, Indicated h; Nebraska
■art that tniprooed Ills most, liow lies*, but in lh « years lo come Hie
»ald complacently, 'and for the rest, Minnesota rural schnola aiu declared
171,40# I66.1100 i;3,tt6i
Is ;i,uou.un i Kansas .......
small luwn, and tin* roriil nsdi wilt
ver,
was
a
slslrmenl
to
tho
effect
must learn my part. I was always to be tlie best lu the I'nitcd Stall's the government report
120,700 06,700 lot.221
The bulletin of the bureau of educe bushels more Ilian was forecasted In Kentucky . . .
list remarks were made on nil sides ■■lull uliledly t>« merit greater III vol*
rather specially good at acting, sad
113.100 116 300 01,2(0
uni* lliau Ihe 'r.ule
of the target
ilimit
Ilia
number
of
solumnhlles
in
tills will be the finest and moat teal-I Hon was written by Harold W Fnglit, July, fiflfl,004,000 bushels,'or 711,000,Olio Tennessee
03,700 06,600 - 6O.401,
tstk- piece of work I have yver d o n e'a rural school spe 1*11*1, afier a per bushels more riisu the pievioux rec Alabama
,, . 70,700 71,600 66.40k llm town, driven liy farmers, ell if elite#
I* It a lly wntHinr llii-r e f o ic , Mu.I
in the histrionic line.'' She picked up aonal Inspection of Minnesota schools ord crop.
Mississippi , . U7,’,iHl 76,100 66,46k whom bronghl In intge mini he is from
from the tabla a small tIn box and a ) The one-teacher school Is doomed,
While the harvest season lias been t.imlslna . . . .
61 400 64 400 66,6011 every point of the rum|mna The own M liikers of Auto a i'e s s o ile a s i* iry lliv bundle of letters—and seating her In Mr Foght'a opinion It must give unfavorable for oats and tlie season Texas ........
uotoinohlle* h> h a rd In s e io r e ills Irlh tiH o n Of tb e lr
166,0161 161,600 124.(00 ersliip of sil many
aelf by the lire, proceeded to unfold ' way lo the new Idea of centralisation lute for corn, the government figures Oklahoma ... |0<\inn *0,400 60.0110 farmers Indicates Hist the tills rn of pmdm i« ilii•null the aliinlf Inwo iio-.'
a g r le illt lllh i
the
eoll
are
psrthulnrly
will off these i h a u ls Ih ro u g liu U I Ih e
letter after letter, and
read them 1such aa. la employed In some stales. show a promise for a crop of l,40g,< Arkansas ...
60.100 63,600 ' 42,000
M an y of uUr heat
times mid diuumislri tea n source of ills t r t e ls of < .m ad*
through slowly and carefully almost as t The one-tea' Iter
school, he Ihlnks,
has
uon.nno bushels of
oats, wlthlu ill,non.
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haul
If she wished to ronuntt
them
lo
aiem
proved
unequal
lo ,meeting
the ile Il1611)
bunhels
of the
laracst >-»cr raised,
totted rtlsles 231X000 2*140011 2672634
ho slmiy i lisiiglug eoiidlllumi and
who advertise* Judiciously and use*
ory. Thay were attll sodden with wet, nianda of modern farming an:l fur pre­ slid of 2.(11,0161,01111 bushels of corn,
I he
prospects fur the lists crop other snh sinanstitp methods to get Imik well into Ihe future, r>all»» Hist
though they had been bidden in the paring the children for pret-tiral and which would exceed Ihe corn t rop u(
were tl*e lu-sl |q the history of the these people Inti lit* store
allhmigh Ihe auto arcessnry business
hocoin of her gown, hul alia could uisu routenled lives on tlie ibil Liberal Iasi yei.r by 246,000,000 bushels
Final figure* for Ilia year, wlieu the country, with SII Immense Increase In
The farmers, many of whom, n few lii i heir parlleular town* m#y he t i
age 10 decipher the handwriting with alale aid la credited with milch of the
the acreage, hut unfavorable weather years ago resented the advent of tlie Slime extent limited III
Hi". pH m ill
eatlmales are given a llnul
out much difficulty. Kvery letter be progresa made her*
The fedotal Investigator was parllr- may show easily l.niHi,uou,ynn bushels conditions cut down the promise to automobile, are rapidly* falling Inio (time, titiff# I* ii giiut Mlttr# ufr Mh
gan—“ My sweetheart Marjory,” each
one ended “Your own Deals," end ajt] uarly Interested In the large district wheat and I,IMM),OOR.6W bushels iiu|r« some extent. ’Flu* crop Is unusually Hite, slid becoming users of autmmi a ii to sereasory 11its* and the) me grail
unity winking Into Hie auto m "*" 'ry
were couched In the tenderest and type of organization. such an repru with around Xooo.ono.iioo busliels ol well distributed, prsiliislly all Iill pm I Idles,
A prominent suloniohlle deelsr re bualness !>■ Hug their wav. and ii id
seated
by District No. I In Itasca rent, or s grand totsl fur Ihe tlireu mil sinles listing u big crop indli sled
moat lovlifg of term::.
T h e Indiealv •1 y l d d III' d a l e s w ill, ceiilly aisled that over 76 |u i i-enl of log from lime to time sug,' line* as
“Rhe was a pretty little thing." Nina county. Thia embraces 62 townships crop* of around 6,601',oonjMiti huslielf. rnni|»Mi iMoiift Follow ((loo mul! • il l :
Ills business an far Ibis year had been they think will sell
Despite the long period of unacusoii
commented aloud, aa she folded up or 2.232 square miles, "an area larger
F in a l with fartneis
In a certain city I
The small town men haul who is in
tlie last Id le r of tlie bundle, “but one than Delaware and twice the slxe of stile rains, the country will have nii
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Western Canada, It la claimed Ilial day laying Hie foundation fm a Islg"
sbumlance of all grains lo supply for
could hardly have au^poaei! her cap Rhode Inland "
N**w Y ork
. 411, .1161 4 4 ,6 0 0 4 3 ,1 6 2 twii years ugu (here iW ip 1,161# <ura In isuf ii si i essnry drpartuienl. 'Oil who Is
i'tgn
needs
throughout
the
coming
Consolidation
of
rural
schools
iir
a
able of rousing such devotion. How
I1! Iilih> |\ miiIm
41,63(1 3 6 ,3 0 0 3 2 ,1 3 3
aver— ' she (liewffgpd Jier shouldeis — means of developing the social ndlvl year. It la nut expected prices will O h io .................. . «6,;'nu 6 6 331) 6 0 ,3 2 6 use , Today ll Is suld Ihe number I* grow ls* with lhi- business, la Ihe ingii
600, Ihe hslsms of Ihe car* wlm • fi w y-ai's linlieo will OMftMUf a
“mep are incomprehensible creatures lies of oommiinlilea is given utlctiilon rule as high a* during the J«*t twelve Iiid lm m ........... . 6 1 ,5 0 3 6 4 .7 0 0 4 4 ,6 6 6 shout
com in* ml log piialllnn In Ihe ndalllng
Who can say wllh any certainty what "In a number of Ihe consolidated months, hill fair prices appear to.he llllnotH .......... ' . 1tt(.k'ii) 1 * 6,SOU 1 2 6 ,3 3 3 having been sold to farmer*
lake
a
Innk Ihrough Ihe list uf solo of a line I hat is new III inonv re• peel a
school
communities
which
came
to
assured
Hie
farmers
In
all
sections
type of woman is innet likely lo ap
M ir Illicit 11 . . . . 6k , 1113 * 3 ,2 0 3 6 0 ,7 6 2 -mobile license owni-rs III Ouiarlo and Slid will he In.llin year* Ii nnne s
Two year* uf bumper crops hi D1stIt
notice its Minne­
peal to them. Thai fair haired, blue 111) investigator*
W I bciiiin I ii
3 3 ,1 0 3 6:l’()03 412,111" you will find 111111’ |h iiissnd* of lic­ hardware stspla Just a* nail) mil
eyed
dependent kind of prettlneia sota," Mr. Foght says, “the county average' prices for the two years Insinv MlniiMMtUi .
I1H,f.uli 1 1 5 .4 3 3 ( i f - V ense* have been Issued lo ear owner* hi lldern' haidwarw *r# today.
dope seem to please almost
every folk arc getting :it home many of the s degree of prosperity oh Hie rainiH of If.H .i %
176,2161
161 (dill 16 6 ,nun
hat the Dulled S ta le s never before equal
rnaa, (hough why It should, a woman social-recreational
attractions
M Uftourl
:i2,6(Jll 4 0 ,3 0 0 2 6 ,6 3 3
The ed, and this Is expected lu form the
find* it hard lo realise. Well we have *"? * formerly sought In town
N
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6
3
,
toil
7 3 ,2 0 0 6 4 ,6 0 4
Just lo lake things aa we find
llnd them I•cbool# are becoming social centres hssla for prosperous rendition* In all S oul Ii llnk o lli . 6 6 ,4 0 0 62 6(61
4 4 ,1 6 6
and act accordingly "
. ln f"«hy place* the assembly halla are lines of business, which nniurull) re N r Writ ft Hu . . .
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6
0
0
7 3 ,7 3 3 611,6113
fleet to agricultural conditions.
K llll Ml*'
. 46.1133 6 6 (dill 6 6 .3 6 3
The
letter,
laid
aside,
she
next
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virlom k Iikib new arc* Held In i ex*
The big crops ami high prices give
t ”
r! „ r .
?“ kb° i ’ g
Ifni I tension lecture courses, the neighbor Ibe fqrnfars a greater pun hnsliig povv 1Ti i ft«'<| HlMtrft 1 437313(1 106000
1 1410(13
‘!^n8.)f» Vr^wbr
i wn i l,00<J »oi <al gathering*, the farmers' er than they nave ever held before,
oox %Ue
a Btrtng of pearls. t *o |QliiiU<AH
lioviT unci ictrln' <Iii Im
The wet weather, which hss been it
and the fact that no one section Is er,
Very beautiful dlnmond ring*, and a |J "
detriment
In
liurv'eallug
amt
threshing
peclally favored will he a tremendous
folded paper. It w a. i.|h>:i this last n,," her"
and other meet
Inga of similar nature.
Influence In r ■•luring IiiirIiii-hh coiull iipTailuns. bus insured wonderful lor
lh t her attention and Interest were
"In this way the new schools are Ilona to normal. The tonnage Ittn rail age crops lo all sect Ions The buy
concentrated, and she apread It out
76,0161,0011 tons, or 6,
able to provide modem substitutes for roads will he called,upon lu transport c op I* pitioeil
upon the tabla and examined It with
many qi the rural activities that dis­ prubshly will hrenh all piev Ions rec (Kin,(uni Ions Inon ihsu s yiar ago, Hie
the ulmost rare; and again with the
'
crop
Ibis
year
probably
being the
appeared xylth our trunsltlon from I l i a orda,
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_ I there la no question the ex
mi
air of learning its content* by heart.
piop.r j largest «n record
They were not difficult to master. The household economy stage of fnrm lnrf port'trade *»il be of Ini'men
A
tremendous
yield
of
while
pula
lo Hie present stage of exploitation Ilona, although possibly mil so lor; lo
paper was a certificate of marriage and beginnings of huahandry farm­ wheat as Hie prevlouii yesf
och also
Is- lllillcsl.il 431,mu>."03
between IJrnli Merlvale of Hansdale ing."
TillSIfi.'M,
eiilllpnrd|
In
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hlisll*
other countries that usually export
Crepk, and Marjory Summers of 8yd
Tin flux crop, while
II la died that In lu ll when llte wheal have niurji larger crops Ilia'll c Ih a yesi ago
ney. It had been solemnised In Syd- Holtnherg law was enaeted providing last year, hut our exporters have the small, Is Important, sml Hie yield *s
ney by the Rev. Thomas Hmltli of HI I f„r consolidation on a practicable advantage of splendid fHcllltles for "lm h belter .IliHli a year ago, Ihe to
Chad a church— the two witnesses 1>«- 1t>anln there wire only ulna eonsoli linnrlHng the crop, wllh Ihe m i m i (al yield being ol'onl Ik,0113,0113 loish
ing Johu Jones and Mary Allen, whose j dated school* and l lint til Ihe lime Ilia freight* less than from mini- conn i Is, or 2,003.330 husliel- more Ihmi u
illiterate han.rftrltlng seemed to show- , hll|,etlu was wrtlt n the number had tries, wllh llie exception or Curiuds year niai < lilt ago Tribune
that the) did not belong to Ihe edu-1-roWn m no.
With all tlie cropn practically a*
rated rlasaes, hut were probably aer
'
_
mired, with Ihe exiipiliiii of nun,
• o 1.1 '111, In c| V o f I' m i d o.
■«s
vents, or hands upon a farm.
tt verrnifiiilb there Is nothing *o the only drawback id cully has been
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"Now let me think If I ean renieni-' potent as Mother Hraves' Worm Kx- the w?t weather. Spring wheal liar
»k ..
'. .ounce list Ii mat .!•
her exactly what the poor thing told |terminator, ui il It can he glvei lo Hie vest Is starting generally this week, |S . mill I' lUle r >i. the lull, III r , J
me before she died,” Nina aaid slowly, most delicate child without fear of In- and thai mop will soon In- In sufciy i'll* m y Si u,, Uo l l * I u e . l u c e ui m e i IVv
ut Toledo
...... e cd S'sle afolceam
as she folded up the qcrtWcate— j Jury to Hie constitution
A* weather conditions Improve corn l» nod Him ..sin oin mu |>u> in*, sum it
andvpul the few articles of Jewellery |
junking rapid progress l.uwirda nnttm •i ' i ; iir.siiiii.il feii.i.AiiM r,,i .... .
i - t . i y - < ■**♦ o f l a ' u i t h
ilia *
* . .i it u i
back Into their small box, "let me try I
A Masting of an Auto lObll* Club In • Binall Hntario Town
Ity
Fsvorahlc weather Mr alloth• ■ ..... I .uiiu-oy
no o*i ol HAI.I.H .A l
S o n s ot the P r a ir ie
and remember evety single thing, for j
month will result In Hie eurji c.ilmsh
till. II ■ i M'i
a false step now
would upset the
'•'HANK J ' I'llK N K Y
being raised materially.
Tl « ' IlMilw Ul llm Mliiai lu k*n Ml r
o ie Ion Oi unit riTi.|.ciU,ci| in lu i Hint dial riels ami atniill low ns I
whole apple cart."
Hhe cloned her |"They are lost, our guns, to the <nuThe winter wliesl e»np' ■ tlmai • HitHwum
,l.'*i u i. loa - ill UUj ' nl Hi,, min j tail, own-Is In Hut rpsiilh low ns ami 1»VVfl* t Ihiii tilrc««4^lv 1 fin lie H miIt. )»!«,
qurriiiK Duns '
eyes for an instant, as though to re
wus reduced 3,000,non l>o*h< I* iru.'iuj-'A If IkSk.
I riling ami in fid- iiirsl dial ruts oil, I" 'HIMflft
U l« I'Mituiii mul >>'ll • ll
call some scene to her memory, and In
Lost ? « III you tell fis an?
l)
X VV Ml.KAgll
luly, while Hie ■prlim wheat < -iiiuMe^
ill .liber liV many IIiiiuriiiuIm thnao uf tl III*) hi r'"Wr
1 he mull ui «iii Ii(flllM •)
Hoik
liitlii
a moment the scene rose before her I In Hit* lingo s lest of llie gilm I'nr wa* 12.11113,000 Iius Iio Ih mm. Ilian In
ti
1
w
w
y
*-W
4
u
fewe-lnm*.
i
III.
s
III
(
uuiulu
,
mining Hi" llrai to MMfall a
IM m»6M Ini
llu'l e ' sine Ii i'i
W rit,
at her bidding. Hhe cquld see It all I
Inly. The average yield |mi m t",u f ly emi mi* I " * tIj
»M | pri'litgiile Him ui*i-4. UlJCrilwCq
>
And llll* slatp of nOulla la liol l,v n«
'Tis n word we do not know "
plainly enough—the couch against the*
spring wheat ws* 16 olohii*. h hIiihI ii u« iiu* urfiiiT.i
any nu mis loulimd lo <lnlirl:l alone 1UlM iff • • * ( " ( ! " • el rmip 1>
II. 1 1\%IIlv1
If M l l l l l ' f l l MlM. I • '
cahlu well, under the porthole, th» And they giltled llit-ir tseth llielr lips II H Imshpls s year ago.
hul**»icl *tft »#> pin*hi nu il it
'The ..aiiiu eomlltton *'Xla|s III m-uiiy
h 4r
K. J • (IffisVKV
beneath,
couch on which they had Isld her bf- |
The following ta li' glw > i ,■• inluv H«!d l/y nil It:nvu
« a il of llm oilier gfoylnre*, u Canada 1111*1 (dill ii|- ii km 411«•r Ml!• 1 •'>tf ii aCljlM
cause Iter berth was ao airless, the dy | T*-r*c I'rnlrle'e hurd-hlt sons.
fn k* Mu I* « lie Hir I'iiim tot
w heat yield by sta te s moo niolll-d)
.ni mil,* ur* llll fnrftlt r* liuvlog plcnx
vlcciiy' r«M«ll (14•<l W#1» t
* * CRM* • ^
Ins girl propped up with pillow# and As.from man to man th» catihw-nr 1
*i|ie curs, h'lt III many hi i | me, of lh.- III• Ii h'.v ■ i Im *1 v hum u|« VC1) II I!
m u
inn,
she herself kneeling beside her, listen
jCOiiflliy lliey are buying Itm k* lo Ui
••’ini u f . Futry in I'D. IIUI II1Aug I July I
1314
"W e'll have hark the captured!
ln-j to the faint gasping voice
Bthi
Hu ir ow n uei
III1 m'IcIH inn * Imvct
ih• Kifti 1
Minnesota
63,300 i,k,2>iO 4'.'.3li0 W h y CaiiadiMiiH (io to W a r
gune.”
tTo be Continued!
•
ofijineotllig
oil
Ihe
f
.>
•
I.
I
lint
Henry
'
I'csu
l,
•
f.,r well known
inwi.i * o i
North Dakota. .116.331) nojjoo i 1.672
Cord ban bought 1,000 aim s of I* ,1 'a i r
I
I
n - pusall llillee al p .'*»,u j,,.
On that quest all h< nt al Ihe fin- they doiilli Dakota.. 54,33# ■2,'iiin '.3.0ii3 Ralph Connor Contributes Stirring near Detroit on wlilili In bui|Y| u farm
i t mi, and they at" growing rap fSly
Washington .. I#.»mj |'i :m tfl.fuu
went,
A Huge Task
irsi lot factor) to einplo, o,u(io tm-b, in alinoat ■ .. » y l, ir lwur» alofe 110,11/
Artlcla to an English Paper
The lads of Hie great Far West,
i
writer
I
mol
I
Inns
Inst
Hie
tra'lor
of llli' I'g n la r Hoik Mfll'li
mi |o
I he I olhadiuie Herald, July I7lh, In
Their blood on fire with a righteous United Hlale* .337.330 Sh&.ooo jm; o:;7
llu 1 'mI o l
an arilile dealing wllh Idle I i Haitians I will i oi-1 233 . III w lit ' onl ,Mn Ilie I'.'IIM a 111,1 11..... non' ■
Problem
of Raising the Steadier
Ire,
Tho winter wheal ylHd In Iscusa
( 'milHiding, Hu polling In 11 f* w m'dlOouwi giii,..u Ihn,,
ui l.nyiaml. ays mai Hie c«|| to suns i Jtnlay Foul cuxlniThey fought like m-n possessed.
Lusitania
has been cut ilnwr. lo 11II,633,non
i hlrhgo .Ilium*I i.iiya lli.it oily a pnu
lilie s would un i bl> very yt .,1
fl*t has drawn ninny celebrities to Hie Ilial riirtultlg uian • ui f n foil p a
In an artlda in tlia I'opular Modi One brief liol spell of loosened Hell; • RSltisi 176.330,033 hualie * g ■
A 111" "11 > "so rlin v.a, e H'liy 6 ||.*I.I
rotors who *rc to h found In nil purls
Hell for Ihe baffled Huns,
mainly as Ihe result of IIn " ' I bar ul Hie i moll
anlcs Magaxlne, II. II. Windsor says
lliilltfoa
of
am
Ii
ii
lugi
lllfin
fl
will
W l l llll" W ill, K I'H l pO, liid U lll
I lil
unobtrusively lining
the Lusitania la supposed to rest on a Hut a lime wus this of wild mail bliss rest. Condition* have be t< unfk'ni
coal I lie pi lie of ohe gii.it horse and h ib ll who I k III Id ijlln e * m 'll «|uy, k i , ,7
l.tielr
till
|
rt
Mils
conueclloti
Ilia
slain
To Ihe I'ralrle'a dashing sons.
ship ami Ihe liFayy rains and sioruc
fairly hard bottom In from 300 to 400
will
do
llu
work
of
five
or
*lx
II
vlli
who
la
lo
o
k
lllg
tvr
III"
fill
u
i,.
.a
m
.
dill much damage
Mow -vi r, ■ It It the me ills made by Her, c W. Gordon, pull u gall.' plow lo l wo o i hr, i- hoi get "***> from llu t a il II,mi in.
feet of water. Aa a aalvage prlxe the
H D I IfHlpn i Otinori III an a n lili
ship and aome of Ha cargo are worth They slew, were slnln, yet knew no exception of last year, when i n re v as
1
e
ssn
ry
Dm
I
h oru ,,f in ,. 1,,. ,
(mug,'
pun
a
mower
or
a
Irttici
r
will
1)01 ilOloli Hay at Hliorm llffe,". t on
pain
practically a double yield. Hie i rnji
recovering If they can be raised withcut cordage, pump wuMi
anil aw him-Inin p r,*.o i"ii io On li,nrd * mi ,
In Hie Ihrlll of the breathless hour. is the largest Ihe (tale ever ih IhciI I rlhulfil Jit him lo an Knyllsh paper, wood
In a reasonable length of time. Ho far
|l will Id' a geiu al farm aer tradw for many yruia.
and
w ith h has b e l l copied in several
When
the
big
guiut
flush
and
the
In Ihe red winter win*I states n - i
aa we can learn, no intention to at­
vanl,
eating
oi
ly
when
ll
worke,
and
t'lin i tjii, f*,t I, ,.1*0 f..k." mlo
HriHsli papers, nr<- of Inlereat us imll
bayonets clash
tempt recovery of the ship l as been
of tbe Mississippi Hie (iromln l«
a' Ilial only cheap paibttffc 'llu* itell » o n s ld i r a t io n i h s t h .in k fp 'p o s ti . G , | 4
And you’re gripped In the war lust's peclally good, ami the territory iTi . ailnr why many of (he inoal llioiighl I I nil urn I machinery maker*' will have year ulu many million doll 1 „ u .ii
announced, and war
conditions, of
power.
hutary to Chicago has an IfttineiiM ful ot Canadian m ej have gone lo war. llu-lr llrsl r ul lompetteim m >e»yv. llu in Ul, l| i„ r o ii" H p o n d lu g p> 1 |m|
<-,urse. render any possible attempt
Dr. Gordon wrut«
unusually difficult. And yet it cannot And the Teutons fought aa they should yield.
Mim yoiid'r .-fr» Mlies llu
uilvly 1lixpandi'd I*H r lu lo it aliop lo muk' •"11 ' ear, lh i ' I mII trade « ill uupt 1
ainl
ought
lie finally said such a raising la abaon»e following table give- Ihe yields
oilier farm tool*. (Ill- lew Iffill i III I mM ill" u e c i-a s liy ,,f OKing M g «,,**|v,.
All maitlal Deutschland's sons,
lutely impoaalhle, although the en­
In Ihe principal slatra, wllh cuniparl tea, where uttale -plug ll« llrllulna loiiig down price*
of ingf'hltie to n u ilio d * M i-g e l a H ni m o n t iiilin * *
mi n of;war lleyofid llm »*** hteedlur,
gineers may estimate Hie coat at a fig­ Hut ihe Frslrle breed were the men (Oils 1003 omitted I
l l u inoiu-y I* in Mu f t m iiir y . n „, „ „ iy
uindlo t top*
at nqpd,
Final Hilgliliii; lu i bh oft uosked ground i ryure which make# the effort Impracti­
Loot ing lido Ihe fiduM, wlu, I. go n p p a rc iil Iro n hie lielifp 11 M o d 'm > on
-tig to IM Sven, long walling, hut soon
And they had hack the captured
cable
Ships and cargo would repre­
lug to be (lie Mg huygr of .HIto. m ill
th
" p a ri of llu - p copl" lo h a iip on in 11
ID!
4
Juy
1
Aug
1
2i lingili lo liem
And Fram e, ll *ri ■
gun*.
Tlia farnier mul tin small IliSl
H u m t,| open
Ih i'lr pqr*,,
sent probably a weight of, say 40.04)0
6 73 ) ly , proudly i onl< ting o r right to live sorie*''
8,103
New York . . .. 8.703
I
town
reddenla
at.
goitiy
in
he
Hubig
►
H
i l l y , by p t'ig r, KKlVe III" " .Iir« » "Jul
tons. No such large vessel ha* ever Tbelr fame resound* to the empire’s Pennaylvkiile . 22,700 23.747 2),23 1 au independent nation And (Jortnatiy!
r
r
e
a
l
»
noil
>nqa(
com
e
lo
llie , ta il
I
buyer*.
Who
la
going
lo
supply
llu
been inlsed even from leas depths,
13,166
3.203
..
10.200
Maryland .. .
Get man 1 Hie last v. oid In ItiM lle.
bounds.
I L r i l w a r e ' S M e lu l
hence the problem presents difflcul
3.1,1 Mini pow er, 'r: lo t liis i ria l s i h le vern en t, I .not'd# of Hie fanner sml email town ir a d '
Virginia . . . . . . 16,703 11 236
Lad* of the grim Far West,
ties which have haver been solved In Who saved tbe day In tfiat breathless Ohio
-20,233
. 43 80" 36.626
m ncteui llm D s e a r c b , ay*, and lu Ik. i . T
actual practice. That we have no pre­
:0,<CS fa i.o n a
iiru ta H iy ',
G e rm u u y !
<Tlc
Indiana ....... !! 46:703 1
fray
iro iTe r le g g i d, I s i t l t t of he«*, i,d
Vcfft I’ocket <Gallic
cedent, however, does not lu Itself es­
Illinois . . . . . .. 56.100 46.260 33.000 ■ Highly m«.dern H u n , Ihe h ig h ly a< len |
And bettered the foemin's best.
"k .
beefy |f| typi iiian llm
tablish an Impossibility. Given appar­ And tnethlnks that foe will now be Michigan . . . .. 16.830 17,3 d ; ||7im- i ctf iiirbanan Of ibis .'*ttfi <entury,'
h im *’ ei t y, 11II1J u sn u lly 1:10.11 , |
atus of sufficient site and strength,
Missouri . . . . .. 34.100 43,3!;3 ii .34 : more i,lm,dy Ilian AHIIa; more ruth- Kerry
alow
Cattle
Stand High at belt 1 A x 11 m ug prAdm F | h e l O i r r iln k s
theoretically, of course. It could be ac­
63,603 64,17 2 13,431 lea* than III" savage burden
Nebraska ..
tllg ll I" propoM m n to hey i l / r
Gcr
Produce's
To boast of lilt xaptiired Runs.
Ac
complished. Whether or not It would While account* are there and still to Kansas . . . .
1 1 6 ,6 3 3 1 * 6 ,3 0 0 1 3 ,6 i 'j many' doomed It* destruction because
!".rdl
. .
, ,,
.
,....
I'-iiKlIah a i i l l i o r i l l " . . tw i-lvu
pay Is another matter. The bare
6 .6 3 3 1 2 ,6 3 3
3 ,0 3 3 freedom I* m ao* unkllMiable hi'Ui I A b' " ’ 1
dairy cows lim litinw n •I'tui 1 . " f w titk -d u lly d u r ln c III" sen
Kentucky ..
square
possibility, however, ie one which can­
7,70't right and man a undying paaalon tier *3 this counlry, but alway*
. 6 ,2 3 0 .1 1 .2 0 0
■l l l l M in i I t o m
ar y l
With the pick of ihe Praltle's sons. Tetuiesses ,
v,‘il pounds
not fall to Interest engineer and lay­
P Hfo exei
__________
Lngllah atfg'k shows la lh
Kerry Ho hull er j«-r wick
6 ,8 6 3 many! ___
1 4 ,3 0 3
2 1 ,1 0 3
fated
ration by ____
fqtur«
— From Ixmdon Trutlf. • Texas ,
Hu- . ‘1 1 ,1,« H d
man alike. Much would doubtless de­
Oklahoma
7 1 6 4 0 0 •46,(613 17 2 03 gcni ra Ho n fqr that *lie ha* rrilrlOcd ftnoll I* llielr slxe, computed wit ll Ihe >bids „f ), <;,,,
and -o w s
pend on the ability* of divers to de­
6 ,3 3 3 the Son of <UhI afieah and pul film * ortHfMlry breed, thsl levy hart . been siiilirdlltlCK yly,
Idaho
1*0400
3 ,3 2 2
Th* Lsat of th* Buffalo
.Sta r It
scend to a depth which must establish
One of the quMils of inilji p ,, day f'h »6
Another thing for which the Ameri­ Washington
741.23*1 2 6 ,4 4 0 24.60!' to an open shame Germany! for Hie’ called
' " 1''' "vest pocket" cows *....
oil,, l l l l . 1
new records by at least 100 feet, and can people, using the term lo It* full­ Oregon
1 3,664
14403
1 2 .3 6 3 balking
of whose archaic mllllary. most famous Keriy show hulls, ll'isu id 'll
'ulvtng
TJ," q m illl
to perform any useful work after get­ est sense, should be grateful to the California ,
; bu (4 Jaab'-s in hi .y..' i« ills , supi r m, 1,1 <„,. ,,, 1, |
7 04 7 tiiadn K* »
6 .6 3 0
t ana Ian* are tramping "/< mawawved
7400
ting down. Considerable advance bae Northwest Mounted I'ollc* of Canada
on thl* Dominion lt»y iheae Kngllsh pat llm wither* when two years old
if a h<' f 1/1 O il'll * r
ll.*
K ^ rri
been made of late In diving work, la the care they have taken of tt.) Fulled Btsleg 6 5 0 ,1 1 4 6 6 4 .0 0 0 4 4) 7212 field* and Hiese owoot Kngllsh lanes, Ills length from wllln-r* to (all end
Ml 4 |jliifiil Ih <| <l*| i (/ Mul .A *>t lo .i r r o
and a recent Invention consisting of a largest herd of buffalo, and one of the
1
as
2ft
Inches
and
Ids
heart
g)M3
63
6.033
tuHe*
from
our
Wealern
Fanad
,
low
Much of the com crop In the north
Mi C| "•*»lM|>
hollow metal sphere, now under con­ U tt extant on tbe continent Thl % rrn portions It late, but will ruktqre which dear .and we care not ever to Itu be*. Another famous bn ! welgl,
I
* * I .ft . | y h*tr«i) .
struction, claim i ability to put two herd numbers between four and lire with favorable wealher. The condition see again If Ihl* inonalrous threaten e l hut 433 p*.umls
- .
l‘ X|H T ♦ #-i I ftih «• il him In * I *J* V 1
men down 1.000 feet, with control of hundred animals snd la at large In tka of the crop w it place,: *i 7(0, against In* cloud he
_____
____________________
not removed
forever frusn • From (ifua.itutiiefiioilal llm K 'fiy
1 .(ip Ml! )'f| \ . | ;t f V ' l *'» t jiilo i
the rehlcle to permit tbe occupant* northern part df tbe provloce of Al­ 11.2 a month »go and 63.2 a year ago our s k y ...........................For this Jl Is Ilial 103,333,3** lie-b bred In Iti-land, Where ll c
j ; f«V I
V i 1
moving It about, or anehoHag It la a bert*. There are a nmrher of smaller The higher par p«r acre used for • t*anadl*n
»l . l d OM
efv their' known a* the poor m*e a m *
It
etriaena
1(t.| r H1[Tv
rTiiih
P
ship's aide. Through windows tba heide on both tides of tba line. It la
Jl
.1
, It.ti 600,3(61 more eager to li-s for centurle* hf ti Ihe eriw Of IIIAugust makes the Indicated .yield 2 homes,
ilf
uf
f '.o ii
divers could observe tba work of plac­ difficult fn.- this generation to realise 511.000,330
vr#* onl„
follow
If
need
d
Knll
with
other
aoti*
Mrtali
peasant
itoflager
and
Is
aup
bushels, or 114,330,4>3i|
Iran i ; ••fi'l C^ft»f'l|1 f /m ill *'irv lv»ing chains or cables end by means of that, no farthei back that flfty years
mors than the Rnal estimate of 1314 of the, empire In one Ann reaolv* H,ai posed lo he a descendant of lbs »b
ttUMM IM ••
it In .4 h •h im« 1
telephones direct the work of those on ago, lena of thousands of such anl_________
H P Pfreedom
P71
__ he saved for llie ; original eallle of Ireland
lu '»ol
A feature of the t orn report la Hid tnor#
shall
r rif» r r i v*»fhMy * ill 1 lh« HI ■ hi Lhhrn.
the surface. Instead of groping In the mala roamed the platna between thwKhowing
lowing made by tBe southern atslea, rste *a by llielr nlrts In oilier days."jit I* usually Meek, though red some A ng;•*«. ft'hf]i f flii «*for«l
III T.’i i k I<«ml
dark as formerly, the men abare Missouri rivar and tba Rocky Moun nearly all of
lime*
occurs.
Whit*
tnsy
I
I
I
I
ur
about
ot which
ml
show huge In
would practically observe tbair own tains Pathetic aa It may bo to think creaaaa compared to last year, owing
Mr*. Kx* Your maid I* too fundi Ihe udder or scrotum, hut It I* not
work through tba eyes of the divers. of tha manner in which thay have ta tba curtailment In tbe acreage of lar. You should make her keep her desirable- The ean head >arrlea u|
ID
That lawyer^eem . to 1,1 quit*
In tbla way not only greatly facilitat­ been derimatvd, they would, on tba
standing
slander while Ixqrna allii an In tim a te f, <-„d of your*
cotton and the more diversified farm place
ing operations, bul making tke effort other hand, b « sadly out of pises In lag practiced in that section ihla u a r .
R!ie Ye>. he was Hie b«-M man ,'.i
Mre ,W y#—-If I make her keep her black lip# The Dexter Kerry brant Ii
effective where otherwise It might be that territory coaid thay pooatbly be
of the breed la tnor* block In lypu m y tut o n c p r," •id itig s
The yield by chief slates Is Indhat place ned a quite her Job.
largely experhneatal.
restored
to It ^today— Christian
It baa been proposed that aa effort Sclanca Monitor. “
of this nature would probably consist
In raising tbe ball a few feet nad
-That's a flae lot ot M aka you
dragging Tt Inshore until it struck bot­ have Why don't j> • « got M *** ,or
tom; tbea raising nad moving forward them!
again, until it raarhsd aballow water ^ p k - I would If I could get one tbe
where ordinary divers could work for sdffte way I got th#
Mavo ton
several hoare at a timer
• M l o load?
5, 500, 000,000 Hushcls
J
I
R ed R o s e Tea
'
-
■g> a
a .
UNOER THE LAND j l f U s A t f
Under (he land Titles AM
AND AMENDMENTS THERETO
and Amendment* Thereto
Photographic
M ortgage Sale o fV a lu a b l; M ortgage Sale of Valuable
Farm Property
Farm Property
Studio
U N D E K A N D BY V IR T U E of th*
Power uf H»le contained in a w r u m
Mortff»tr>- there will l » offered fur **l*
hy public auction at th* Arlintfl>|i llo :* l
in th e'I own .if IIm ill. .I<lt I II lb * I'r iv
inn* (if Haaka'chswan. on Saturday )4i*
2nd (ley uf OotohaV, I Wife at tlir hour of
two o'clock, afternoon, Mountain Htnn
(lard Time, the folkiwinH |iro|iert)i, viz
Tna North Weat (Quarter of (diction
Thirty ait CM) In Township Thirty *iuht
(% ) and Kanae Twenty.four (24, Weal
of the Heooril Mstidlan in the Province
o f Haakatchewas, contaioInK One him
d m l and sixty llflbi acrea more or |i aa
The land la aitunte alaiut 7 mil** from
(tarmel and about 111 mllea from Hum
boldt. The Vendora are informed that
aliout 40 acrea liave been cultivated ini'
there ia no crop on the properly the
year.
Tarma of aale--Twenty |air cent, i f
the purnhaae price Pi tie paid in caali at
the time of sale and the balance accnrd
lug to terma and nonditiona to lie madi
known at the time of tale
The property will li* put up subject 1
a aealed reaerva price and will lie aol'
clear of ennumhranliea aavetaieafor If.»
current year, all municipal elaime and
Dominion Government and muiiiei|».
aeed grain Indehtednaaa if any now o
iiereafter to be made a charge upon th
aald land.
For further partioulara, terma at d
nonditiona of sals apply to J.H. Munaon
Holioltor fur the vendora, corner o'
Main Htreet and Portage Avenue, Win
nipag, Manitoba,
bated at Winal|ieg, Manituba, the
let day of September, 1015.
J. H. M U NSON.
48-60
Solicitor fur the Veodor
H uattlg S uson
Open Sept.
15
T h e season for 'dock, go*-#*-,
swan*, rails, cool*, aui|»-, plover,
Under and by Virtue o f the Power nf
curlew and sand hill crane* opens
Sale contained in a certain Mortgaee
there will lie offered for Hale by Publio M A I N S T R E E T - H U M B O L D T Hepterntwr 15, and extend* until
untlou at Hie Arlington Hotel in the
ihe end of D w em ler
The reason
It!
Town of Humlmldt in ttie Province o f
or chicken, partridge and grouse
Saskatchewan, on Saturday, the Ifth day
ft
alao opens Meptomlier 15 hut ter­
f4>etoiler, itflo at the hour of two
minate* NfiVerilisT 15.
'clock afternoon, Mountain Stiimlnr-I
rime, the following poqa-rty, monel v:
’ hotogfaphs of all descriptions
OOVKKXMCNT kJB.I i.ATMNH
The North Weat Quarter of Hutton
fiiiiaheil in the Inteat style#
Accordingto the g> .vern ment reg­
Inrtr i : » i , in Townahip Thirty aeren i.fh
and luuigc Twenty four (24/ W e.t of the
ulation*. the bag limit for duck,
Second Meridian iu the Province of Hu~
gees* nm I swan is ■*1a day. or a
katobawM *
nst C'artla mill Out-Fhaif Work total o f 25D; for |Sirtri'lgo, grouse
The pro|.‘ rty le aituale At.nit tliirteen
and chicken." 10 a (lay, or a total o f
ilea South Weal of the Town of Hum
Frniuptly attended to
100. Penalty for violation o f law.
iKildt. Tlie Vendora are informed Dint
there are 70 acrea of arable land and Ik)
410 to 41.0*10 or imprisonment.
ncr'a |Hialure land but no land ha.
Tim following information ahonld
teen brought under cultivation and that Amateur* Filina Developed and
Imi gleaned carefully by all hunters
there la on the properly a frame aliinglc.l
Printed
so Hint they will lie wise^ up to
roofed dwelling lioiiae 14 ft. X 32 ft.
TertAa o f Sale Twenty |a«r oenl. of
all government regulations:
lie purchaee price to he |mld in caeh nl
It in unlawful to shoot game on
the time of aale and the balance accor I
Su nday.
ng to terma and condition* to ia- made
( ''f t ia unlawful lo shoot on encloa
known at tune of aale.
The proiierty will lie put up aubyerl
ml or cultivated profsirty without
.0 a aealed reaerve price and will l » aold
permission.
clear of encMinlirancea, aave for ta ie «
ll is unlawful in shoot, or carry
■r Ihe current year and Seed Grain
guns
on forest reserves at unyi
•r Relief Liene (if anyi.
Eor further larticulara, terma ami Wo do all Work in an up-to-date time.
■onditiona o f aale apply pi the Solicitor
I t is unlawful to shoot Ix.twdtp
and Hatiafactory manner.
mentioned below.
one hour after sunaet and one hour
Dated tide diet day of August. 1015.
Laundry called for and delivered before sunrise.
E R N E S T G A R D N E R . Solicitor,
It is unlnwful to carry a loaded
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gumboldt, Bask
Is Now Open
D. McKenzie
City Laundry
T e le p h o n e 1 S I
Frioea Reaa ituible
gun in or on any carriage, rig,
wagon, automobile or tiny other
vehicle.
Notice to Creditors
W O O B R O S .,
It ia unlawful to destroy game
—
Livingston tire* t by poison, narcotics, sunken punts,
In the Hurtngnte Court of the Jo
night lights, traps, snares, swivel,
ilicittl District of Huuilaihlt.
spring, automatic or machine shot
Rural Munici
Ill the Estate of WillittUi Mciaheiil,
guns.
Detain aed.
of Hum1 ldt No. 37C
It is unlawful to hunt water fowl
T A K E N O T IC E that all ereditora
from boats propelled by steam, gas
and othwra having any ulaim againat tin
n.tate of William Meiahied, late of
dine or electrical motive-power.
Jeweler and Optician
Bruno, In tba Province of Naekatchewen,
It is unlawful to export game
deceased, wluiditMi on or alaiut the t1H.li
without a permit. Fees, $5 for big
day uf November, 1014, at Bruno afore
Usurer of Marriage Licenses
game head and $1 par dozen for
mid, are required Pi send the aame p
Take notice that the Rural Munici
Wenzel Koantg the executor of the eaid
pallty of Humboldt No. .'170 have a by
;sesc or duck; $26 for end* live
•Expert Watch anti
law in force providing for the prcventioi estate addressed Pi him at Bruno afore
ack or silver fox, and $5 for each
add within thirty days from the date ol
o f depoait of dirt, filth, eprnea nod othe
.lewelery Repairing
red or croes fox.
thing* on any public road or other pul. publication of this Notioe together with
I t ia unlawful to deal or traffic
..heir nnmea, addresses and occupations
lie pTaoae within the Rural Municipality
Charges Reasonable
alao for the prevention of plowing u| ind full particulars o f their claim or
in big game or game birds without
road*,-removing of earth, aand or grave .daltna and of the aocurity or securities
license. Fee $5.
it any hald by them with the value
or any obstruction of eame.
A Full Line of
I t is unlawful to offer prairie
AnV peraoo violating the pruvlaiona c (hereof.
chickeu or iiartridge for aale.
thle liy-Law ta liable Pi a fine or penalty
A N D T A K E N O T IC E that the said
JEW ELERY
I t is unlawful to buy and Bell
of ttfl.00 and ooel.
claims must lie verified liy Statutory
S IL V E R W A R E
I >wohtration.
Ilv order
the skins or pelts of game or fur48 0
F . I. 1IAUHKR, Bee
Dated at llruno thia 14th day of Sep
& FANCY GOODS
liearing animals without a license.
Pinilier, 1015.
Humboldt, Haek.,Hept. 7th, 1016.
•
constantly on hand.
Fee $10
W E N Z E L K O E N IG .
I t ia unlawful to disturb nests
10 52
Kxeoupir of the Said Estate
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or take eggs of birds.
UNDER THE LAND TITLES ACT
It is udiawful to use dogs for
AND AMENDMENTS THERETO
Notice to Creditors
hunting deer or to allow dogs used
to suoh practice to run at large.
Notice to Creditors
M ortgage Sale of Valuable In tha Surrogate Court of the Ju
I t ia unlawful to ahip any game
dioinl District of IIumlioltH.
or fur liearing animal in Hny con
Farm Property
In tlie H hI hI c of William (ioorgt In tin* Hurropnto Court of the Ju ocnlcd receptacle unless same is
P
plainly marked with a full desorip
Ziegler, Into o f Duiih, in tn«
dioial Diatrict of Humboldt,
U N D E R A N D HY V IR T U E o f th
Province of Saskatchewan In the Estate of Katrina Sm ith’, tion of contents and addresetm of
Power o f aale contained in a certai
Mortgage there will lie offered fur sal*
consignee aud coneinor are given
Farmer, Deceased.
Deceased.
by publio auction at the llruno Hotel
I t in unlawful to transport or de
Pursuant to tlie Surrogate Court*
T A K E N O T IC E that all creditors
Bruno in the Province of Naxkatohrwni Aot. being chapter 54 of tlie revised
on Saturday, the 2nd day of Onpdiar Statutes of HnakaUiiiewan, and amend and others having any claim against tbs liver nny shipment of game or fur
Estate of Katrina Smith, lata o f Bruno, bearing animal
A . D. 11110, at Ihe huur o f four o ’clock
not
prepared
mg Acta.
In ths Province of Saskatchewan, de
in tha afternoon. Mountain Stamiaru
N O T IC E ia borshy given that all per ccaasd, who died on or about ths Kith marked and lalmlled aa retpiired by
Tim a, the following property, v ii
Mins'having claims againat the catate of day of Novomber, 1014, at tbs Hospital law
Th e North Eeet
quarter o f Section
William George Ziegler, late of Dana, in of St. Elisabeth, in the Town of Hum
I t ia unlawful to export furs that
Thirty-four, (34) in Township Thirty ee
the Province of Saskatchewan, who died holdt, in ths said Prorlnoe of Haakatche
an (37) and Range Twenty nv*(86i
'on ur alaiut the 2Hlh day of October, wan, arc required to send the sums to are not o f prime quality.
of the Second Meridian in the Prt
I t ia unlawful to destroy musk­
lu ll, arc, oil or liefore the 15th day of William Hmith, the executor of the aaid
o f Haaketchewaa, oontainiog one hut
October, A.D. 1015, required to deliver or eatato addressed to him at Bruno, afore rat houses or lieaver dame or shoot
dred and fifty-nine acrea more or le
senility |*wl prepaid to lamia Ziegler, Ad said within thirty daya from tbs date or spear muskrats at any time.
The Vendora are informed that th
minixtralor . of the aaid Estate, full of publication of this Notice together
proparty i* eituated about 3 ml Ice front
I t ia unlawful to use poison for
l*trticulara of their claima dully verified with their names, addressee and occupa­
Bruno, Saskatchewan, on the mniu tin
by Statutory Declaration, together'witli tions and full particulars of their claim killing fur-bearing animals.
(Winni|ieg Kdmonton) uf the Canadian
a statement Of the aecuritiee, if any, or claims and of the security or aeouritI t is unlawful to accompany or
Northern Railway; that about 10
held by them
lea if any held by then* with the value aid a non-resident lo shoot without
have been brought under cultivation and
A N D T A K E N O T IC E that after the thereof
that there ia on the property farm build *aid mentioned dale the Administrator
a license.
«
A N D T A K E N O T IC E that tha said
Inga to the value of 8260.00.
will proceed to distribute the aaaeta of claima must he verified by Statutory
I t is unlaw fill to ; kill any bird
Terma of Sale Twenty per cent, of
the Eatnle amongst the iiartiee entitled
not mentioned in the game aot exthe purchase urtoe P> be )>aid la cash al I hereto, having regnrdonly to the uliitm* Declaration.
Dated at Bruno, this 14th day o f Sep eept crows, eagles, goshawks, pig­
the time of aids and the balance accord
of which lie shall then have notice, and lumber, 1015.
ing to terms and conditions pi b* made
eon hawks, duck hawks, Coopers
I lie nnid Administrator will nut lie liable
W I L L I A M S M IT H ,
known at the time of sal*.
fur the said lucela ur any pari thereof
Executor of ths said Estate k*wks, kawk owls, blackbirds cow
The property Will lie put up subject P> to any person or i*raon* of whoae claim 48 68
birds, grscklee. English Hparnws,
a sealed reaerve price end Will be Mold lie shall not have had notice at the lime
clear of all encumbrance# save taxes fei of such distribution.
loons, corinarante, pelioans and
SASKATCHEWAN
6ENERAL
TRUSTS
the ourrent year, Munioliial claim* and
Deled et lliim laddt, Saak., this 7th
ilierg*nBere'
any possible Heed Uratu Liens.
day of Seplendier, A .D ., 1U15.
Non-residents qjay obtain licet)
CORPORATION. LIMITED
For further particulars, tenua and ooii
L O U IS Z IE G L E R .
see from the Department of A g ri­
dition sof aale apply to
Adminiairator of the aaid Estate.
M U R R A f * M UNRO
culture.
Fees, $6(1 for big game;
By A .D . M aolN TO S H ,
Solicitors for the Vendors.
$25 for birds; $10 for birds, (six
18 52
Humboldt, Saak., hia Solicitor.
Dated at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
days); $25 for fur-bearing animals
thia tlrst day of September A. D. 11*15.
Residents may obtain big game
48.61)
A o vk r tih sm b st The Land Titles Act.
N O T IC E 18 H E R E B Y O IV E N that iicenaea, $5, from local agents in
in iiursusnoa of Bection 835 o f th* Bales cities, towns and villages.
M ortgage Sale of Valuable of Liquor Aot, 1015 (Province o f Bae
UNDER THE LAND TITLES ACT
Residents of cities, towns aud
datchewaa) the purchaee price o f the
Farm Property
AND AA
AMENDMENTS THERETO
etook in trade, fixtures, furnishings and incorporated villages may obtain
other auppliaa taken over by the Com bird lioenaes, $1 from local agents
U N D E R A N D B Y V IR T U E of the miasioner of Raekatchewan Liquor Btore
A suit and cap touque of soau
M ortgage Sale of Valuable tow er of Sale contained in a certain System by virtue o f eaid Bales o f Liquo white material must be worn while
Mortgnge, which will be produced at the Act from A . J. Borget, formerly oarry
Farm Property
'
Penalty for
time of the sale, on the lands hereinafter ing on business ae Wholesale Liquor hunting big game.
Dealer at Humboldt, Saskatchewan, •hooting or wounding “ any othei
described.
has
been
deposited
with
Baakatohewan
There
will
he
offered
for
sale
by
public
U N D E R A N D B Y V IR T U E o f the
I>eraon while hunting, $1,000.
to w e r o f Sale contained in a certain auction at The Arlington Hotel, In the General Trusts Corporation, Lim ited,
N o license issued to any person
Mortgage there will lie offered for sale Town o f Humboldt, in the Provides of -Company empowered to aot aa assign*
by publio auction at the Dana Hotel Saskatchewan on the second day o f Or under the Assignments Aot, for dietri under 16 years of age without s
Dana, in the Province o f Saskatchewan, tober A. D. 1016 at the hour o f 1.30 button among the creditors of the aaid written application trout his guard
ou Haturday the 2nd day of OcPiber A. o'clock in the afternoon, Mountain Stan wholesaler in aooordanoe with th * pro ian.
D. 1015 at the hour of 1.30 o'clock after dard Tim e, tha following property name visioos o f Th * Assignments Aot.
A ll taxidermists doing business
A ll creditors of the eaid wholesaler are
noon. Mountain standard time, the tol ly:—
lowing property v ix .- T h * South East
Th e North Weat Quarter o f Section required to flle with Baakatohewan Gen must obtain license, $5, from the
quarter of Section Seventeen (17) ta Ten (10) in Township Thirty-nine <38) in #ral Trust* (.VirpoYalioa, Lim ited, 1801 Dejiartmcnt.
Township thirty-eight (38) and Rang* Range Eighteen G8) Weet of the Seoond Cornwall Street, Regina, full partioulara
Lioet.eed taxidermists may have
of the amount and nature o f thair
twenty seven (87) Went of the Seoocd Meridian, in the Province of Saskatch
Meridian in the Province of Saskatche wan. containing One Hundred aud Sixty claims and o* any security held by them animals or parts in posseeaionni
therefor, duly verified by alDdavtl.
oloee season if accompanied b\
wan containing IttO acrea more or less.
One (161f sores more or leas.
Notioe is fuither given that after the affidavit of owner showing game
The property is aituated about 8 miles
Terms of Sale to be i>0 per oent. cash
from Dana, Saskatchewan on the Win at the time of stle, and the balance ae expiration of thirty days fromAhn date waa^lawfully kitted.
of this notice Baakatohewan General
M . I. M E Y E R S
.PU B LIC W ARNING.
6
Notice to Creditors
nipeg-Kdmonton Main Line of the Can­
adian Northern Railway.
Terms of Sale -Tw enty per cent, of
the purohasa price to be paid in cash at
the time of sale and the balance accord
lug to terma and nonditiona to be made
known at the time of aale.
The proparty will be put up subject
to a aealed reaerve price and wiM be aold
clear of enouinbranoca aave tales for the
current year, Municipal o la id i and any
possible Seed Grain Lieus.
For further partioulara, tarma and
conditions of aale apply to tha Auction­
eer or to
M U R R AY A M UNRO
Solicitors for the Vendors.
Dated at Saab*toon, Saskatchewan,
thia 30th day o f A to n a l A.D. 1016.
*8 50.
oording to the terma and conditions to
be made known at the time of the sale
or upon application to the vendor’s So
iioitom.
The above property will be aold sub
ject to a sealed reeerved hid, and free
from all encumbmoeaa save unpaid tax
ea. other municipal claim* and seed grain
liens, if any.
Tha above property Is situate about
fourteen miles north of the Village of
Watson.”
For further partioulara and conditions
of aaie apply to
Messrs. McCraney, Maokenxie
A Hutchinson,
Saskatoon, Saak.
Vendor's Solicitor*
Dated at Saskatoon thia 83rd day of
August, A .D . 1016.
47-0
Trusts Corporation. Limited will pro
oeed to distribute tha said sum o f money
among the parties entitled thereto, hav
ing regard only to claim* duly prover
and filed with it aa herein set ou t on or
heforwsuoh date and shall not b* liable
for th* aaaeta of th* said estate or any
part thereof so distributed to any parsos
or whoa* elaim it has not had notioe on
M id d i t i i
Dated at Kagina this 3rd day o f Sep­
tember, 1016.
Saskatchewan General Trust* Corpora
tion, Limited.
A .G ROBS,
480
O eaeral Mam
Subscribe lor T h e Journal.
Wanted to Trade
Farm Property For Hum­
boldt Property
I have a good farm three
miles south-east of Watson,
which I will trade for prop­
erty in Humboldt— Apply to
o
Make Father Play The
“ Blue Danube” To-night
Jf
I
>
F course F ather’s not much o f a musician in his fingers, but in
his soul he can play th e” B lue Danube ” o r any other waits, so
that you forget it’s only B ro th e r John y ou ’re dancing with. T h a
J
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>
V
With the ” M eister- Touch— most human of alL”
makes Father’s Angers mi expert aa his
soul la musical.
gottan melodies, that stirred thair hearts
long betors you were even thought oi.
Tba treasure house of m usk ia unlocked
through this marvelous
instrument.
Dances, operas, concertos, overtwea, or
the newest o f popular airs, are at your
command aa mood or occasion dictates.
And when Father and Mother are alone—
ha’ll play hci some oi those almost ioe-
Tell him It's aa easy on hia pure* aa It la
to buy theatre tickets lor the family— and
a thousand times more enduring a
pleasure. Oct him to meet you at boob
and And out for y ourselves by a visit to Our
wareroow e what a joy you are all m Isabe l
s
A. J. W addell
Local Representative
-
-
Humboldt, Sasic
SLEDGE-HAMMER '
ADVERTISING....
W h e n a logger places a w edge in a log and hitsit
blow he does not know how much of a split the
effort will make, but he does know that If he continues
to hit the w edge the lo g will soon lie in twain.
driving w edge to business is advertising.
The
You cannot
expect to make your success with a single ad., no mat­
ter how large or how impressive.
Continual rapping
does it
J o u r n a l A d v ’ts .
A re Advertising sledge--- hammers—Use them
1
mmmammmmam
KFCIaryk
'i m - local NfHis. ■ i i
KOOTENAY KV
mm
THE JSV OF BEING
HIKE MO WELL
Angim* 18. Mrs f t ttrtrlln and
Mrs W Mrivar will kstve tea at
tbem seting on Frhlajr, 8,-pt 21th.
German Lutheran services in
Judip* A. D. Dickson m l Sharilf
Wallace were nesavngvra to (Juill the Presbyterian church on Sun­
day, Sept. 19, at 2 p h i .
Lake on ^oeautr.
N O T H IN G
c
Get your game license for $1 <10.
Get yonr game license for $1.00,
and save $10jU0,—E. Thorobrrg, and save $1000. —E. Tboruberg,
*
Jk
jeweler.
40 jeweler.
llllllllltt
lllllMa.
hwiwim
Coupon to Our Store!
Bring This
Fill in jronr name and addraaa, and we will bare tha K O O T E N A Y
ra mail you a valuable new Hooaaboid Guide and Radpe Book.
W e have joat eat up one of tbaaa new K O O T E N A Y S in onr at
and it will do yon food to
cowe in and look it over. Tha
nickel-plated, dust-proof, wash­
able oven, the burnished top, and
many other splendid features,
wiU interest you.
toralwUMTuaiertitorkettetMt
FO R SA LE BY
W . A. W E ST W O O D ,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Sporting Goods
a a a a a a a a
The general stores o f C. Bruser
Thi WuiiMMi'i Auxiliary will hold
and I. M. Marguliua will be clo»«*<l
a tea and hake sale lit St. Andrew's
an Saturday o f thia week, Sept. 18,
English church on Saturday, Swpt
but will be open in the evening a f­
U til, from 3 to 5 o'olock.
ter 6.30.
i» — •
A regular ooinmunication of
Mr.
Cliarlea
Chaplin paid a visit
Prince Rupert L«dg«> No. 85, A.F.
to tliia office laat Friday, being in­
& A M., will be held this Friday
troduced by the manager of the
evening, Sept. 17th.
Lux theatre.
He left town for a
few days but will appear again oil
Judge and Mr*. A. D Dickson the 24th and 25th.
returned home on Monday after a
six-weeks’ vacation trip to the Sau
Mr. R .P. Findlay, who hna lieen
Itoclmo, I’ .Q. March 2nd, 1918.
Francisco Exposition.
manager o f tbo Canadian Bank of
"1 have received the moat wonderful
Commeroe at Waiaou, Saak., for benefit from taking 'Krult-a-llvea'. I
Rabbi Yaviah, of Winui|x*g, the |jast three years, has received suffered for yeara from Kkeumaliim
spent a few day* in Humboldt thin a substantial promotion, having
snd change of life, and 1 look every
week, the guest of Mr. and Mm. neon n|>|Hjiuted manager of tin- remedy obtainable, without any good
Clemens Bruaer.
liauk at Haasano, Alberta, and will reaulta. I heard of 'Krall-a tlvea’ and
leave in a few weeks to aaauuu* hia gave it s trial and it waa the- only
Miss Beatrice Brown, of the new duties.
m edian* that reol/y did m t food . Now
Humboldt bigh school, left on
I am entirely well; the Hheuniatiain
Sunday for Prince Alla-rt, where
A large numlier o f recruita, has disappeared and the terrible pains
ahe will attend the 8t. Alhan'a
membara o f the OTitli Infantry In my laxly are all gone. ] am exceed­
Ladies' College.
Keg!meat, of Saskatoon, w h o ingly gratf/ul to ' fru ii~ «-1 iv ti' for aurh
have
lieen working in the har­ relief, and I ho|ie that other* who
Mias Mii/.ie Hanley left on Sat­
suffer from surli distressing disease*
urday for Edmonton, where she vest Bolds for the past month, will try 'Prult-a-tivns’ and get well".
will join the other membem of thc lianaed through ou Wednesday's
MADAMK IfU IK BOCIIOIf.
Domiuion land* ob oe staff, who train, their furlough having expir­
The marveUmis work that ‘ Fruit-*are on their way to Peaco R iver ed. A puuiher who have lieen as T'tivn*’ I* doing, in overcoming disease
Hinting in the harvest around Hum­
Crossing, British Columbia.
boldt, also returned to Saskatoou and healing the sick, I* winning Ihs
a<l miration of thousands and thousands.
The six-months’ old Imby girl of the name day.
liOr. a taix, Qfor $2.80, trial site, 2fto.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Schmidt died on
At all dealrra or sent postpaid by
The fall and winter millinery Kmit-a Uvea Limited, Ottawa.
Saturday morning laat, interment
taking place in the Catholic cem­ oixminga o f Mrs. Anderson Htid
etery on'Monday afternoon, after a Mias Spangler ware held on Sat­
urday and Monday respectively,
short service at
the churoh.
U P -T O -D A T E
_________
A
and were attended with the great­
Mr. Manley, of Saskatoon, sec­ est success. A very large array of Barber Shop and Pool Room
retary o f the Sooial and Moral R e ­ ladies headgear of the newest and
Tliia
form League, will deliver an nd- latest designs, were shown.
Everything Strictly First-Class
lress in Weatininstor church this season's hats are very attractive,
.
E xp ort T o n s o r is l A r lis ts
Friday evening at W o ’olock. A ll although plain in trimming, the
shapes being generally larger than
are invited.
,
STOCKERT h ELUOir,
laat season.
1
At a Sacrifice!
Rev. Jesse W hiting will deliver
patriotic discourse at Watson.
Bask., in the town hall, on M on­
day next, Sept., 20.
There, will
also be a short programme, includ­
ing remarks by other speakers.
Misa Vera Williams, who lias
been in St. Elizabeth hospital,
where.she was successfuly operated
on for appendicitis, was able hi
return to her home at Engelfeld
this week.
I am offering for sale Section
7-38-22 W 2nd f ll, two and a
half miles north of Hum boldt
Best mixed farming section in
the district, 120 acres in crop;
about 90 acres new breaking,
and 150 acres fenced.
You can
put building on to suit yourself
Make Me An Offer
John Q. Brandon
Loans & Insurance
Railway Ave., Humboldt
A party composed o f Mr. and
M rs.K .F. Findlay, Mr. A .W .W har­
ton, Mrs. C F. Stevens, of Collingwood, Ont., and Mr. James Saakes
of Calgary, motored up from W at­
son on Tuesday for a short visit.
Peter Nick, Martin Nick and
John Frank wen* taken to Brandon
on Sunday laat by Constables Har­
per and Coombs, of the R.N.W .M .
P., snd will be interned in the de­
tention camp there for the |ieri<xl
of the war. . The three men, who
were German reservists and had
been in Canada for leas than two
years, wheu questioned were uiu
able to give a satisfactory account
of themselves, anil when searched
a revolver was found on the |ieraon of John Frank.
They were
reported to the Commanding Offloer of the R .N .W .M .P., at Prince
Albert, who issued instructions
that they be taken to the deten­
tion camp.
Mat* Ht .
Apply W. Driver, Iowa.
Mr. J. J. Stiegler met with an
unfortunate accident Non Friday
last.
H e had generoualv volun­
teered to etart Mr J. A. S tirlin gs
car, and when turning the crank
the engine beck-fired, breaking his
right arm at tbe wrist.
This is
not an infrequent occurrence with
autos and has been tbe cause of a
good many broken liiuhs.
Tbe regular meeting o f the Sunshin# and Red Cross K nitting So­
ciety held in their room in the
public school on Friday, Sept. 10,
waa well attended.
Mra. Tbo#.
K idd and Mra. J. H . Brown nerved
tea the proceeds amounting to
$5 A0 Mra W . A West wood hand­
ed in $6jOO, being tha sum taken
in at tha tea givsn at her home on
G IR L
than to show our
W a ll Paper Offering
o f thia season to P A R T I C U L A R P E O P L E
N o w is the time to do your Fall P A P E R I N G
before the cold weathor sets in
Diacoiiyt 2f0% for ( ’nail on nil Wnll I’aper onion.
low romnnnla nt low jirtoos
LICENED A U C T IO N E E R S
Hills drafted. Hales oonduoled In
every part of the province.
W orth Your Visit to See
MUMM
W ANTED
A good girl wanted tor Itaht bouse
work. Apply at ibis offloe.
a-stf
e str ay
(fem e onto my premises about August
1st, two bettor calls, about 4 or 8 months
old, ona light red, other dark red. (too
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Farmers Take Notice !
Threshi.ig time is coming and almost every F ar­
mer will need some Fresh M eat for that
o c c a s io n .
Now, we can furnish you with all kinds of Fresh
Meat, at lowest prices possible. Drop in and
see us when in need of something in our line,
we will treat you righ t
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If you have any Spring Chickens, let us know,
and we can arrange with you 6hen to bring
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PITZEL S MEAT MARKET
T H E OLD STAND BY
O F F IC E O n e door north of Host
Offloe, llum laildl, Hank
it ll
Also a
I I mmmoi.iit
S T I H L I M C StO. T H A I / t o n
The pulpit of St. Andrew's
Middle Lake Happenings
English church will tie occupied
Kev. Love on 8unday, in the
y R
Sept. 3rd, 11)15
bsci
race of Rev. Jesse Whiting,
Mr. M cK n y and fAuiily motored
who will preach in the morning at
Newnham, south of Watson, aud ont from Humboldt cn Sunday
in the evening will conduct serv­ and spent the day hare,
ices at Watson.
Mr. Hervey, who will again tench
the Lake Ignace school, returned
A meeting of the Women's Mis. on Sunday from Humboldt.
sionary Society will be held on
Mr. Fred Heidccknr is putting
Wednesday next, at 4 o’olock in bis machine in order and will start
tbo afternoon.
This being the threshing for his neighbors next
tin t meeting of the season a spec­ week.
ial programme is being prepared
A festival for the benefit of our
Tea will be served. Adi ladies are
Missions will be held at Middle
invited to attend.
Lake on Sunday, Sept. 26. There
Mr. D. M cKenzie, recently of will lie service both in tbe German
Saskatoon, has opened up a new and English language. The G er­
photographic studio, here, having man service will begin at 10.30 a.
taken the Stokes’ building on m. and will be conducted by the
Main street, one door south o f tbe Rev. C. T . Watzst. do. a very prom
Journal.
H e has fitted up the inent missionary o f tbe Northwest.
studio in first class style and will The English service will begin at
finish photographs o f all descrip­ 2 |». m. and will be conducted by
Rev. L. F. Reliefer, o f Hnndxildt.
tions in the latest designs.
Arrangements have been made and
A large number of local nimrods, if tbe weather permits tbe services
were out in tbe fields early on will be held in the gfove near the
Wedn<*sday morning, tbe opening chnroh. AH arc welcome.
of tbe shooting season, and n tnv
food bags
_ of,game, were secured,
TO RENT
8 mall oottags on F irst avenue, tUf.OI
■ g e e s e , some for
dome went■ ■for
par
month.
Apply P. O. box If*!, t'ilf.
ducks, iHbers fur chicken. A party
composed o f Messrs. H. Stocked,
TO RE NT
C. Kent and L. W oell returned
A good nine room boose, situate on
with eleven crane.
Cummtag street, dose to public school
PLEASES
US MORE
W s * » * Agasi* to r lbs C .U b .s i.S
If You Need
“ Peabodys* O veralls"
S u it of Overalls
Come in and get a “Peabody”
The Best on the Market
S r s s x ^
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Have Your Size.
If You Need a Pair of Shoes
Come in and get a pair, W e have the Best
lines that are made at the lowest possible
prices.
If You Need a New Suit
Call in and let us take your measure for one
of the World-Famous T & D Brand. W e
always guarantee a fit.
If You Need Anything in Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Shirts, Gloves, Boots & Shoes, Crock­
ery, Hardware, Lumber, Groceries, Etc.,
get it from us. - W e will save you money
on it.
Phone No. 9 or order your Groceries from us.
Our Stock is A lw ays Fresh and Complete.
Your orders will be delivered promptly.
TE A M FOB S A L E
For 8 a l»—A Heavy Draught Team
For particulars apply at The Journal of
floe.
(4trr.fi
FOR SA LE
One five bora* power nod on# six-horse
power gasoline aad oil power engines,
suitable tor tsrm use
Will sell nt n
bargain—inquire Humboldt Motel Co.,
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149-80,
The Great Northern Lumber Go., Ltd.
HUM BOLDT,
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Dealers in Lumber,. Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Building Bricks, Lime, Plaster—In fact every­
thing for the construction of a Building.
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As Usual-Security Quality, Security Prices and Security Terms.
over to the doctor’s assistant, who
p-ooeeds to vaoeinate him.
This
G f T ^ A GO OD
being complete 1, our recruit leases
the medico., and is taken to the
A U T O G EN O U S WELD
quartermaster’s stores to receive
his equipment.
The equipment
B y lending ns your broken
parts to ba welded, W e do not A Description of A Seldier's Ufa has received a lot o f criticism iu
experiment. I f it is made of
Is Canada
the p m * , but this oriticism does
MeU.1 we can weld it. All work
not apply to the clothing but to
guaranteed. W e weld any met­
the straps that held bis ooat and
(B
y
Non-Com.)
al*
or
part*
regardleaa
of
abape
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Co m T o O ur Parlor
blanket on hia back.
These were
or aize, such aa
H A L T . W ho comes there?
Friend: Paae Friend, all’a well. known as the Oliver equipment,
JKUTO T JK T T S
fralts and Confectionery
Sueh is the greeting one meets and this has now been discarded.
S T X J K M X N C IJ V X
of all kind* tor sale her*.
TJKTTS
these days when approaching a H U clothing equipment is
CJKS X N C IN X T J K T T S
onnip or barracks, and we are go­ doubtedly the beat iu the world
S H O T M J K C H IN X -X y
W a b a n • full Una of
ing to try to uhow yoo a little of and is superior to the equipment
T J K T M M J K C H IN X T V
the prooees of training that brings issued to the British forces when
Tobaccos and Smokers’
In welding with this new pro. the ordinary young man o f the the writer was in the ranks at
ceaa we can reinforce weak parte street and office to the stage o f be­ home. T he issue U as follows:
and make old' oaating better
ing able to take hia place on guard T w o woolen undershirU, two wool­
than new.
one khaki pants, one
in barracks or in the trenches en pants,
(dock), one khaki
Our young recruit, to take a typi­ khaki shirt
W. B FELTO N
cal case, la probably one o f the trousers (dnok), two grey flannel
M A C H IN E S H O P
U sSt.
Phone 126
many hundreds who have enlisted shirts, two pair woolen sooks, oneand do not know the first thing bachelor’s cap, one pair leather
about military life, aud consequent­ mitU, one woolen sweater ooat, one
ly everything is strange and new, pair khaki trousers, 1 khaki tunic,
but with tBe feeling that be ought 1 overcoat and cap, 1 pair booU, 1
to do hia duty with the rest, he paV slippers, razor, clothes .brush,
lim ited,
decides to enlist. H e will probab­ hair brush, comb, knife, fork and
jK .o x .N c y t o t .
Humboldt*,
Sai
ly visit the first reoruiting office spoons, tin dubbin for boots, boldBOX 46,
he can find aud w ill be told of the all and housewife. The housewife
Manufacturers o f High Grade Butter terms of enlistment.
These are U a bag containing needles (ell
just that he undertakes to serve sizes,) cottons, (black, white aud
Send Your Cream to Us. His Majesty K in g George V, his khaki), buttons o f all kinds, includ­
heirs and successors, and the offi- ing bachelors, safety pink, etc.
Gasoline, Coal Oil and We Pay Highest Market oers appointed by H is Majesty, in .This does not complete the issue,
Price.
any oapacity, for one year, or for
recruit has theq to g e l 1
M ach’ne Oils o f all kinds
OPEN ALL THE YEAR the. period of the war. Second, his rifle, which will be at first a
kept in Stock.
that the rate o f pay will be $1.00 Mark I I Roes, which we will deal
per day with a n . additional allow­ with later, a cartridge belt end a
ance o f ten cents per day when tin for carrying food on the march.
on duty.
I f be U a married man B y the time he has received these
Also General and Commercial
he^will receive a separation allow things his fellow recruits will in
ance o f $20 per month, and also a all probability be through with the
Special Discount on all
grant from the patriotic fund of a M. O., and then the lot are taken
D ry p o o d s for Cash
sum varying from $6 to $20 per to one o f the principal officers who
A ll O rders W ill Receive
month, according to the number of administers the oath, and oar re­
Prompt A ttention.
his family. Every man must be cruit is then in the service of the
Highest M arket Price
asked if be thoroughly understands K in g sad empire. Immediately
Paid for Butter E g g s
the terras of enlistment before an thie is done, he will be shown his
and Poultry
officer can attest him. H aving de­ sleeping quarters and will be given
cided to go through with it, after his mattrees, i f in barracks and
hearing the terms, oor young re­ also three blankets. ’ I f he is in
MS. HUY i McCOTCHtON
A . V . LENZ,
cruit U sent to the base or point of oamp he w,ill get the blankets but
P a r a io u M iWwBuBOBO**,
H um boldt, S a w .
organisation o f the battalion or will sleep on the ground. Recruits
St. Gregor,
O F F IC!E—Corner
E —Comer Main Street and
regiment to which he is being at­ are not |oaUed upon to do duty of
Railway
ilwey Arana*.
tached. On arrival at the barracks any sort the first day in barracks,
he U passed through the gates aud and our boy will go to bed feeling
H I S beautiful, new floor
C. 6.G 0 X .M .D ., C .M .
taken by the military polios to the that he hes started on a soldier’s
covering appeal* to g o o d
P in ic iii amv 8an* bob
housekeeper* becam e it can
orderly room, which would corres­ life.
Humboldt, Saak.
b * waahed w ithout injury, is
pond in civilian life to the secre­
Special attention to dlaanaaa of wobm
In our next article we will en­
easily
laid
a
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requires
no
and ohlldiao.
tary’* office, where particulars of deavor to g ive his first day’s drill
fw tenins.
his name, age, occupation, prev­ and also to describe the good and
ious eervioe, etc., are taken. From the various duties be will have to
there be will be paraded with pos­ do before being classed as efficient.
sibly 80 or 40 mors like himself to
----------------------O F F IC E : Com al Main Street and
•ee the medical officer.
H e will
Railway A r m os.
The Farmer Recruit
see ea soon aa he enter* the room
w
Coverings
HU M B O L D T . BA SK .
Recruiting Sergeant to possible
the
class
of
examination
he
will
Although costing less, it is
have to undergo and w ill ba told recruit: “ Have you ever done any
superior in e v e r y w a y to
A. fc MadNTOSH. M. A.. L LB.
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flnllfufcn.r
to atrip. When stripped and wear­ drilling r
Notary Public,
OlWJllor
and
dar­
"M *. G iles: Yaaz, zur, scree o f
ing (on ly) the biggest smile he can
idityT i l e , malting, floral
MONEY TO LOAN
i t ” —Taller.
raise
he
if
called
forward
to
the
ad other attractive designs
Kata (treat, Humboldt, I
Doctor aad anyone who has tried
for every room .
C o m e in
I sec it.
to walk $0 yards ulot bed ‘a la na­
T h e Local Market
Frank H . Bence
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ture’ can appreciate the awkward,
rrirtar. Solicitor, Notary, I
not to say embarrassing feeling Wheat, 1 Northern.................... 73c
that Mr. recruit facia.
T his is Wheat, 2 Northern. . ............. 7Or
fifle
the time when be thinks what a Wheat, 8 Northern..........
W h ea t,4 N orthern’ . . . . . . . . . 56c
No. 100
multitude o f faults a good suit o f Oats, 2 C. W ......... I ............
clothes sorer. The exam, is vi
Extra 1 Feed O a t s .............
thorough, and the height, weight 1 Feed O a U ........................... 21|
2 Feed O ats........... ............
od o r of hair, eyas, marks
i. o. o. r.
body, previous illness, etc., am nil Barley, N o. 3.......................
Barley, N o. 4 .....................
taken accurately.
T h e exam in*
Bhrley, Rejected .................... 24c
tioo ia itself is very complete and F la x . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .* . . .....$ 1 .2 $
ths M.O. is absdately responsible
for the physical Atla s* o f ths
U P-TO -D A TE
em it. In fe c t lh e jio e to z ia p * .
For
in aooh a position that ha ia e
pelted to pay ths return traasp
M f e & l any recruit whom ha i
fit, aad who ia proved on a
a x a m to b e
CANADIAN
F or a Dbh of First* Class
IN TRAINING
ICE
CREAM
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h.
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I. M . M A R G U L 1 U S , Proprietor.
Railway Ave.,
Phone No. 1
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Thursday
O il
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Friday
Prunes
Preserving Prunes, per case
,
95c
Also Pears and Peaches
The Central Creamery Co.
W . R. BELL
W innipeg
pracht, Local Mgr.
H 8 M B IW 1 T 1
.THE ENTERPRISE GENERAL STORE J
1£.Charles'Schulz
Bakery
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HUMBOLDT
P R A Y IN G
'Em Leading Store
in St. G regor . .
Ladies' Waists
Embroidered silk net waists, only 25 in the
lot; all sizes,
reg. $2.50
to $3.75, Special 95c
a'
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Just received a very large- shipment of Fall
Rubbers for Ladies, Gents and Children.
W e have Rubbers for Everybody at Every­
body's Prices.
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Our Store W illi Be Closed Saturday,
Sept. 18th, until 6.30 p.m.
PROfESSIONAL
Don’ t Forget Margulios Sells For Less—He Sells For Gash
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Advertising Brings Results
D r . James C. King
DENTIST
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Warn
Barker Stop and Poo) Room
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SW EA TERS :-
N ow is the time for your N e w Sweater.
enings draw you to the notion.
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These chilly mornings and ev­
W e have an exceedingly large raage
to choose from a n d prices below the value o f the goods.
See Our Exceedingly Large Range at
!■■■— $4.00 i ii i i i
^ H E S E are All-Wool S w eaters, every size, plain colors and combinatioo
of colors. Thoso Sweaters are regular $5.00 and $6.00 quality, hot buy­
ing them under the assignment w e can clear them at $4.00.
PHILLIPS’ GENTS' FURNISHING STORE
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