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.. :,,� " _(� ,6r.-ta - ,;R-on-Saturda* and John Coch. 311,9�,-X o * r6 in hea ilinais. . . .
R V E OARTWRIGJIT For- L � .b on hl�nday- We are Rev - F. ,Parker was with
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- R, I .:�. !�. - : - F. L. BadgEiro* has opened I ' d - I . d his ice6 � ,,, - - ILLS '� 4v. . . . .- --- 1146r'e'ls plenty for the toad makers - ." . . . '. I
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. I slettlou of Ontario. Ap_ecial .11 JX an to - ,%V# OUT, . and have a dish. . I e . .. . . . - -.,. . .
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. . .1 -, at - . 14- d Mrs. Pou- d Green River churches last Sunday
F. TOMLMSON. M. B.. Membei ., , : I.., son'. of Pickering, John an an :
S- , . " , '' cher, of Barrie, ,Mrs. Henry Seboru'r Mr. Cricking�ton has accepted &.call to I am again buyliax'Wheat and
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*of . * that 1. . 9.ver half a milliort dAars �. '
.. � . I Fl� . - -lightning- I . . I . bert, of Respeler. Daniel Poubber, of Welki, In we ,�i
� . . . � loss, by I - ..".., , ea. of -on Easter Sunday Afternoon the Barley -Highest .prices paid I .
I Dl�.. . Brodie. tt t ; . � . lost, '. PI nfield. John and Mrs.�'Alck Barley -Highest . . ,.� ,-, �.
".. .7 Phone. Clarewont. t salt t . last yelL.r _ 11. ' holding an " I _.,
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. . . a, session In the church. - commenc... i.; . _..� . , �. . .. "
w 0_ MCKINNON, X.D., L.R.C. tedti , In the village lash week attending -the ope o'clock. The Rev. Capt. W. .:;� :33 = ME ID ; � ..-....l .
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X91 * 11114tabulah. -*=bar of the 00110986a- Good'LightW29 rkO .OU funeral of their brother, the late Thos. ing �R.t 3 I . � - - �:: �.,7.i I
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.. seqvietwo and urgeous - per cent .. �_ , , � - . � . . . 1. '. .. Barlev Feed is the cheapest feed � . . ,. -
.�, &I College of Xurssana,Zdiub � .....,saved over -80 .. are welcome. ., ... - �... ,
. . 11 .. on the market * for fattening � : ; �.' ::7�'.�,-
i, . attention to dideasse of W=bnunftz�d SROCK ROAD � Mrs. Calvin Murray maA 'recently . ... ��� ,�
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area. Of and residence, . . . ... - .- - - will prove it. , I . .
Ere, Brouglism. .. s ..... I . ... .......� . W bdr'ida dther. Mrs. Wz*. Booth. pigs. A trial - _ . I �,�,.
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. . . . � . I Glet prices .... during her Illuess. The latt I . �. I i� , I.,
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. . . , 1009ati I � Miss Lena Booth accompaniet Mrs. . . I I . ,.. ���. . 11 ,. I .
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. I S.' KENNEDY, Barrister. mol- -sto, •.M . 1. it Mrs. Jambs Saves for a few days. We are pleased to see that. Mrs. Booth - .1 __ 03=03P30=11r . : - ,�, -,'.'.
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I 11. . remoll at the home of his parents.here. : . aunt just DOW.' . feeding value for Ijigs. A
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-A V. CHRISTIAN, Ba'rrist'er ibhd ..� ' -ture and Undertaking -- willmanAgeille sand and Gravel friend, Miss Pearl Plaxtun. I ... , � . �,
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43L e Solicitor. Notary F ublio. Etc. - Id,Dzl*y to I . .. -:V 1, 0 -0 . .1 �,4
� . _- . for the Toronto Company this year. _ - 41t,s-. Oteeson Is on the sick list. We - .1: 1. - �� . I . ,;
can. Omen Droa sr. North, Whitbv. M7 . � - I . . . - - -
___ � ____ We carry of Purni. Joseph Hilts has moved -to Green- I _.
. . . alar stook -w Ish -for hei a speedy recovery.- .� . - . I . 1. I .. . I_` _.., -_� ' 7,
. . I. W ILLIA M J. BRATON;B.- A_ Bar- burn station where he will reside in A number of our young people at- _ . I I.,- -
. . �. . riater, solicitor, Votary Publio. associated tura, also picture frames and room future,- qig employ6l with, the tended the chower gtTan to Miss Burgs I - -_ ;2F. Ia. C*2R.M3M%q ' - � !�'
In practice with Messr% Eyck moulding. window shades. grfiufte�-- 0 N. R. _- - .. . - .1 . .
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of DunbazA-6u_ i License. No. 4.260 . - . . - . . -, _
. �. ftszor. . Ban -low Toronto G=rTrusts ware. Now Perfection cock -stoves. . ____. - . . . . .. .1 I ''. �, ; , . _ _�
I The usual Easter holidays will be Miss- Lehman spent.. the w`e_e_k_-e__n_T '. �
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. -Buildi Be 863r s6est. Toronto. T61011110110 met ,
.. 01 -ML I . . 3,U7 Also agent for monuments. Lowe a observed understand sister, our teacher, who, we - . I -
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Main gas erved here. We understAnd that with her al . - ' ' * * I * '
- _ Ices. We pay the freight. P116114 . . -_ . . - . - 4.e
.. .- - R, Claremont. .,. . some schools will forego this vacation are sot i y. to say, Ia leaving at Easter. I .... . . I . .,. . L.X.
7,:.. _�, - � of having been closed so W. apd. Mrs. Fergusonlittle dao- . 1, .. 1. . . �T-�
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Dmfa . � � % . - I . : . on I . I liter has' been very Ill, but we are ;-.,. .. ... Se M , I ... ... - .1-1
long owing to the -flu." 9. - -�,-- ice - .. . I. _111
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.1W- Surpona and University of Toronto. 011ce . .. - � _. .... On _��day evening friends I .
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Gr'W. M. Pringle's Zhardwsre: stV.4. Whithy. - . L - � .- . _: IOMMU131 the ball to welcome A R A G E I --- - .-
, . hours 9 to 12': too 8.30.6 1 phone 0. . I . . . . 'Mr. Sisson Is Visiting At C. Hopkin's L ty met In ,orp, - I . . .�
V, epbone 220.1 J I 44YA I will pay the following casi- --'- - for for a few days. another Of out boys bcme. 0 .� .
I. . ith Marcel AlTin L. Brander. who boa been away , - . ... . ,. .. I
L - -Dwing Dr. Beaton'. absencef6versea,64M. Ccae Tags delivered at our mill, U _-.�. q tilvor Howard. Pugh y,jmIl:ed.,wj ,. - _ _ _ _ . . . ' .. ; .. �, - _ ,11
. . . of Toronto4wM be Wicharse-11 . . . . .. -..- . q25.M Gerrow on SnndaT ' - bvEit tbr�e years-,- being wounded In The undersigned have opened I - - ' - - Z
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. -mm""EMM - ..,., 3000 We are' sorry to hear that Mrs. u ) a new garage at the comer
.. �. . ____ _1124 Kill No. L : , I in hospital. to wel-
. Sof �No__ ____7 l All were pleased - d King Streets.
- . I t n . 11 - a 251 00 Alykes to on the sick list. - - beAtutiful 01 -Church an _.. .. -..- -
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..W G. HEM -Issuer of flarit - ' Wilite h No. 1- ' Arnistrong ieadtnk the address and " prEfpar -to repa "all mamwo _. . . .. I.eL,"
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Flok.;,. .- - ffIr � .- . - ' aunt. Mrs. W. Pugh, over. the W . . I ... �. , m . 1. _.
Qvillage. . ___ - . Chopping and Oat Rollin ' . . - A Very plensant evening• was. spent . - �-. , and bicycles. - , - - :* - - -'-. . �_- "�
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i # . as usual. . - �. ton. visited- with Hugh with canies and speeche-. After lunch - ' ' I . L : - : * I 9
-W oVARICHARDSON-Real Ea- - . s- .- .. . usual' _... ._.. , . Fred Middle.....Anthem..
, I . . I . ane' .wended - - We are also agents for De.
P'tate, Insurance, Conveyancing. Nottry . I . .. . . ruxh.day at week. - Fred bjtg- .4nd t be-NnA Ion at all . I z, ,
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. . FWic. Etc,. PkkerinC. Oat. . I .returned from overseaA And IS, homww*rds, _thankfultor victory gain:. _. 1ATal Cream. Sepotratois .. . I - , . 1,4�
- ed mud peace restore.d___ .. -.. 1.
"" , W. G.,Barnes,-.13 Green River = fine. . .. . .. - . an4 repairs. . % .% __� . . . '.
' HOPPER Issuer of Marriage . - . . . . - i. I I
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D mcausen in the cc Or address R. R. No. 1. Locust Hill. It Is with deep - � "L' L - -
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� d=:!Cge OD"do' a . - .- ,_ r - . death of :lir}. Win- ____ IN, which '' � DUNUARTO*M ... I
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- . � tai event .took' on Saturday, on Ili visiting relatives - I . Sawing Machines.
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HALF -Roane carpenter. Ea- . pril5th. lihe'li#vev four children - Mm P, MoOrts . .,_r� . � '. I � . .
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given for w,'�wot*. repairs or Nelso . tx& --- Eims. Th�o . . L"
tE�; phone 29 3.vPickeang-. Italy V e Recor -. . e- an Tuesday. A - . and Mrs.- I Ih�
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:.- -6 actual work done to Pkkering.-Ont.
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Is. Accountant• Ass. Kasev to loan Shaw's Schools. Toronto, for up to * Muni ber .- L , J. and , bim - McWhiante .are . __ -
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* . Out. 1.y tions Billed. It will Interest you. . Rev. J. F. Clugston Attended s.meet- I . I . _
- W. R. Shaw, President, - ,Byanweepin majority on Saturday ,Is of Presbytery at Whitby-Tueed". . - , .:."r ..�
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- OANADA'S VICTORY BONDS - .1 - 31 ratepayers in Acarboro ..-township de- tt I 0 ., - . ! I - � I.. .L.
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tarsale. Denominations---sM Slom 6300 feated the Council's project to build a tanto, were in the village on'Satur- � I .. L �_ ::_�..
; V000; cc. 99 1-2 and - accrued interest W. ship Hall near stol? da I � . , .,.- I.
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. ad. Phone To. 40tf on the Kingston q�s are pleased to welcome Mrs. and
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-wWicker-i#y, erq stnd rorty -three votes were polled and Miss Plzerbome again, after spending
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- -$once to hnported and thoronabbr*d went solid gainst the measure; indispo�� the past wfe,X. , klao, Mr. We have habd . -2
write for serms. .1. - . .. ,
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_..�.. * Counties of York -,&ad Ontario. Aur! T&iritinif promptly att6rided to. - .- Town Hall, but the vote polled was the sessions of the W. M. Society.
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uct3m Address Green River P. O.. OuC " Agent for Cimada Carriage Co.. . -For.man!r yeors §carboro' Council has at 6��kgs whb,' her mother, who . �. . - 1: : e'- � . ' _��� �, _,!_iI�
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O$TON Mr 'GIBBON; Ontario We He Peakp picyieq:j!�W. - the townsbits. , netimbula. . r - ,
-Lvi and Dominion Laad surveyor sad Civil offices, and the accommodation was en- P - ' . . I . - - .. _�. � .
� - - 8n 'neer. HOpkirts Sfreet, Whitby, Phone sea. - - I A miscellaneous shower was given . . . . . Ift I '� . ,., �. .rr: "i
- . !Wg& . tireLy insufficienti A new Hall ban -Miss Flossie Burns on Mot1day even- 1.:.- . I , . r ,., ' � L -4. - .I.
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I TIONEER,for York. Qntario and A- any. further. Residents of the week to the village, afterover-
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..Gouutim All kinds of _ attended north felt that the proposed site was r � - I ,� %
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. dent Pbooes. Whitby. Ont. aly who is a�getit fox Wind Mills,&wlIne. , �411.
. vide an auditorium and other accom. from the •effects of whIch he still I . - "I I
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. - I-XiO-7 M) for wiftr works. Also be . whole' township. and woo d be The D. L. I . W .*
7' -:03M:B ird M. I. Society held a . 117 � i'
reful too far away to be of any service to very successful social last Friday even: - .
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... RIONS PUMP WORKS, " . I I.. - - . - , - , miss V. Allison. called the meeting to - .0 :.., - i,1`:-_ , ;.. .
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- I Selen&-Aswwlittion. - , Home Tel. ' �*Whltevale,ftft -IV"- . .(T - _Dwgraae. election of -offirer"em . _ ,. I . <
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_ � - Ph ne-pfflei 2M, residienci.21M. . . . . in follows _;_Preeldezit� Frank Ito I., # _��. . .
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EASTER,TERld um Hagerman has hired with H, B. Annan ; Pianist. Miss R Annie ; 9 'L�j . �_, , - �,�...,
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I " 7�lffaa a full li -! J. and Mrs, Routley spent Sutiday . .71:. � . .. _�, _2.
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- Hugh Michell visited with Pratt to welcotne home another main
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-*, ,Spice Roll, Breakfast - Bacon, Youge & Charles Ste, Torontol; Bros., of Brougham, on Sunday. from overseas, Pte. A. Braude who I
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Rallla .1 . .1 - Is well known. throughout. Oanadi Thursday evening at F. Wr nied with a ci - , .. - Shea and
, .1 . - Praise, .He made a fitting reply.
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. . - . Highest primiii paid for '' for high grace business education. ncervisited with Miss . .
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Butcher's cattle. . Stenographers, Typists, Account- p ." . , . I , 1.
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- her Company; spent Sunday at T. of SM 000- �.
I penditure I - laxatives ande,,.
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VigH%nce* Commitee � THIS COWXGB. . Di �'dantez-j1pwead1rii1;a____ , � 1��. � '4'; - - --,-,
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I Miss Elsie Carter,'of the 7th live, to including credits, dull I . -
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L The act of thin Association Is to year. Enter now. _... � � cold. We hope for a speedy recov- These figures demonstrate the al)60- We call special attention to thill'.
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.- the felons. . -1 I � _. � . . I - was reported that Earl Tomlin- the part of. the people. The revenue � rapid and healthy
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Gaiue-choi;ift stock and - Stamps 118, ,
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. 1. VUltststwov be bail bow 0* President or . . eicellent'jayers. were pleased with the gathering. .
.,: . Sec"ary ons"llestion.- : 0 will and profitable, they will help Canada
I : Also, Young Belitsn' Hares. The Green River Ladles' Aid and help also those who buy 9*63.
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-Exac. Com. -L. D. Banks, C. S. PALM. . land;911ver Grey Siber. . - bold their regular monthly meeting . Druggist-GrA4118te Optician
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with dried fruits. •.. x
Clean lard wall remove' ' wages
. i grease, stove and shoe polish. s
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are pulled straight on the line. - 4'
A dustless mop can be made from
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_ dishes that are to be baked, slice it
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' w "Milk -Fed Kiddies. : " gets too full for milk. Yet all he has Two heaping teaspoons of boiled
Why 'don't : 3�en-kelp-a cow L" eaten is not half ao beneficial as's rice contain as much nourishment as
asked Anat Anne the morning after much amalles quantity, anppiemented two and one- _ y .
�% n . her arrival at her niece's house, a4 by a glass or so of milk. Egg stains may be removed from ~ '
^ spoons b common salt.
#�!e' heard the rattle of milk bottles- O4 course, if, a child reallt die- P y
eve of them --on -the verandah. likes milk it may be necessary to do It saves time ,and fuel to cook a
whole pumpkin at -once.
would;' ga31y answered her a little coaxing, but a little ingenuity
ece, "ii onI we were back in the fuel' patience will usually have the de-. Creamed Potatoes with cheese stake e
a pleasant change. tit
country, instead of temporarily sired effect. Let the mother make. flannel bagfilled with hot sand
doused an's -fifty-foot city lot." cocoa or cereal comae entirely of i3 a good subsitute for a hot water ,
;, mills using- only sufficient boiling e
But who in the world ever d>•inka t dissolve the powder, and bag.
ulI?" persisted the, aunt. - water o P A; bread sponge made with yeast
offer it to the child in winter. In
As. If in answer to her question, summer, a bit of sugar or syrup with is light enough to use when it is full f
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into the room bounced the two roly-� s few drops of flavoring, added to of bubbles, j Y
vvoly youngsters, Teddy, the four. the n191k and the concoction termed Molasses. 'cannot be used in metal „. • eek
�ear,old, .and two-year-old ' Belle, � 'liquid- ice cream' may go down when utensils, as it acgni;es a tiny taste. Look for the Rennie UG �LSpay
bright,_ and smiling and ready • for milk alone wouldn't. Never use butter- to, fly fish; it -
- One mother I knew. used to, paste. burns before the fish can have time -
Breakfast- ' " -It's time to think about planting your garden.
�`My, tton't these children Took a pretty picture on the bottom of a to - cook.
well ?" exclaimed Aunt Anne, f'reet- l tumbler, .then fill the glass with milk. Instead -of dining the vegetables, lriake your Selections now.
ing them With a hug and a kiss. "I Her little girl gladly drank the milk cut them in as long and thin' strips
don't see whom, they take after, VEGETABLE SEEDS
Ruth," turning to their mother. 1n order to see the new picture. An- as possible.
other mother induced her children to A 'wise brush with some gritty ssAN— proved cordes Was ONION—Yellow Globe Danvers
""Ne'fther' you nor their father has cleanser cleans the roasting pan In
�••. 3i ib. 20c., Pkt 10e. !b. $1.25, Oz. sat., Pkt. 10x.
drink milk by using pretty, odd -chap- . BEAN—scarlet Runnrr . PARSNIP—Iieltow Crown
-any-lk#aith to boast o!, What's your ed tumblers and cups, while still an- two minutes. Lb. 90c.. X lb. 30c.. Pkt. loc.. _ 3I ib. eek.. o:. 25c.. rkt. roc.
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other kept on hand a su 1 0! small Save an old white' kid or chamois BEET—Detroit Dark Red Turnip " PARSLEY—Champion Moa
"I want m is 9 love- if your corset steels and bones it ib. sac•. Or• 25c., Pkc Inc- ., entl.a
milk, shouted Teddy. hard candies, one of which she drop- ti - - ib. zsc_r o:.sae Pts. Inca __
"Mflkl Milk!' echoed Belle. Their into each glass. Y•ou can readily have a habit of wearing through:. A sWi `4 1..2s o sec.. Pkt. Ift- GARDEN PEAS—American Won---
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mother smiled. mend with bit of this will lasts der
x + ` „ » „ •, believe the children never refuse to CABBAGE—wart Winafaetsdt ; . Lb. 489., Ib. M., Pit. loc
That s the answer, she :said. Ira drink the milk when the last swallow ong time.. M lb. s3.00, Oz. $1.00. Pkt, loc. GARDEN PEAS -Improved Stret-
I - -- no secret " When the- little girls' dresses o! CARROT-Cbanteney H&U-Loa's seem
r �r meant a - piece of candp. Lb. aoc , ro, Enc.. Pkt. tae
xl , "But do you 'mean," asked the "After all, it resta'with t% mother embroidered flouncing 'are too short. M ro. 9oe., o:. soca, Pkt. loc.
'![cant, "that th drink milk in ea lengthen them without taking cif the. CARROT-sariy Gent or oshoart. RADISH—French
e%' y entirely whether or cast the ehiidren bt ib. 9oc.. or. sac., PkL loc. if lb. sec . o: roc.. Pkt toe
quantity? I should think they were drink milk and gsbw strong, rosy and nd, in this way: Stitch• to the under RADISH-liAm4 White [tide
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of the scallops a double fold of swEET CORN—Golden Bantam X ib. sae., . 20e., Pkt. los.
old enough to eat solid food." healthy, with a ok of pride toward P Lb. arc., m. sec. Pkt. lee. -
Gam white-.
did CUCUMBER=London Lona Grsea upped
-chAunt, but their diet is based chiefly p eeked Teddy 1.11. -011--
wide. This gives the appearance of M ib• 75c•. o:. 2ac.,,Pkt. loc. X lb, sac., or. M.. PILL loc.
y she understands how vitally import- CUCUMBER—Chleaso Plcklint TOMATO—Sonny Best
�; an milk. here, . kiddies." placing ant milk is to her children's health, a hem. - X !b. 75c., oa. 25c., Pkt. loc. U !b. 81.75. o:. sec., Pts loc..
their chairs at the table, "your and realizes that a dollar spent on - The "notions" counter In most LETTUCE—eelect-Bie Boston TOMATO-Earnass.
k*akfast is ready." milk for them could be invested in no shops has readymade button holes to bt ib. $1.00, or. sae.• Pkc 10e. m. 81.75, o:. sec.. Pkt. lOc.
With a merry 'scramble, the chic- better way, she will teach them to offer. They are sold In strips, and L heaa CE—Nonpareil Gbba/e- T Sall-oraaoe,laty or Corder.
y dren were in their chairs, and the drink milk and they'll never acquire are great time and labor savers. But yt ib. 9oe.,. soca. Pte. toe. 1< lb. 75c , os, 25e., Ptt. lOc,
next moment, two tittle noses were a distaste. for it and think it. just for I for Pick-up work there is nothing liken Aad e..a.d for ps.- sero TURNIP-Resale'o Pry.
17:;'Atincealed in the dips of creamy milk. babies. having a strip of button kolas of K lb. 75c.. Os. 25c., PkL 10c. Lb. si.+0. 3S lb. 7ae., ii lb. foe
Not till ivory aro was drained did „ I ur own making on hand. - ONION—Lara. Red watberattel4 >�ABs-Sass
they tura to the waiting cereal,' resat You are right about our children Yo }J lb. $1,00. O:, arc„ Pkt. loc. Oa. 11.10, Pkc. loc.
"and fruit. Before they finished each not having especially healthy par- .
e7 scats to take after, but we are bring- NEW` WONDERS EXPECTED
.FLOWER SEEDS,. `
• :� had demanded and received another Ing them up right, and,. Aunt Anne, - '
Mixed 1VASTL'ig lmbine Mt:ed
Colon ,
"Well, I never!" exclaimed An>rt than these?" War May' be Sarpassied, In Posed- Pkt• los. ..NASTURTIUM—Dwarf Mixed
'Anne. " don't _yea give them " 1%,. wk.. Oz 80c., Pte toe
r �y . Indeed 'I dont I always said how BALSAM—Flaart Double Mixed
part water instead? They'd .drink lucky you wale to have such healthy
Subjects of increasing interest are Ptt,'loc. , PANSY. Choles 1lilsed
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'it just as eaal�y." children:' Now I know it wasn't leek, telephoning' without wires and Sight CA LN T10 NN-eboler Mixed PZTUNIA Hybrids Mixed
' "Truth is, Aunt," her niece laugh- but good care and milk?' by airship across the ocean. Both Pte. 10e.
ed. "water 3s refreshing, but it deal are In such a hopeful way that most GLORY-CIimblaS SWEET PEAS—Fioast.]iized
r....� Pkt. loc, Or. `oc- Pkt. roe -.
-til may be said to be virtually as-
hasa"t very much food value. They Baltish the Fly. �' 6 w[LLIA1a—[►!neat ]/l::a TEN WEEKS STOCKS�•t7helee
drink plenty of water between meals. - cured and likely _to be aeon put . is 109. Mix"
The approach of warm weather operation. These matters are better MARIGOLD—Fnach Mlied Pkt. loc.
/ A present, they are having break. brings with it the discomfort of sly- g Pkt. loc. ::- YSRBENA-Finest Mtxed
,! fast." SWEET i1[GNONETTE=Ga7tndl. Pkt. 10e.
+• mo on than is poison gas or can -
worth thinking about and spending
"But how can you afford to let them time, During the season this house- y sora -WILD itioa sA GARDIN
i so costing hold pest thrives and multiplies by ( non with a- range of eighty miles-,- - Pkc lac.
_ though guns o all the Seeds
what it does here in the city? millions, sad ickly. The house -
"Because I know how necessary It wife must wage an m i.i
Is lora the children's well-being. I against the fly it she wishes to banish
i this death -dealing, . a. girdle of fortifications around a_ ,l-Ite us sorsa
know that nothing so well provides disease -breeding sand for cove of Reanle's Teel to i.9luas Poo167! �.
t parasite from her premises. city Planet Jawar Gw&n !;OR en• Fardlisam sic.
ail` the necessary elements off growth 'Phe not only carries poison, -but In the recent war Paris was saved
for the young child as milk. There- twice by battles on the Marne, Which TXE �ENNIE LUWMD Y
also typhoid, infantile paralysis andl. .
fore, I make it their mainstaMP
y.: The, many kindred disease germs. Food was quite as near is hostile batteries WII.I.I�1M LIMITED
cost per quart" is hi but' could be allowed to approach. In pro- _ TORONTO
I know, II SING AND MARKET STS.,
� j that is exposed in warm weather of -1 portion as the spirit of militarism is
when breakfast and supper consist [ere •very desirable breeding piece{ Po - ALSO AT MONTREAL, tYINNIPRG. VANCOUvElt
almost entirely of milk -I usually; for this. dangerous pest l banished from the world the con -
.make cream soup, creamed toast or Clean .cap the premises and yards stractive forces of peace get to work.
yiome other such dish not only for
and see that all garbage cans are die- Their possibilities were never more
their supper but for our own --so few interesting.
R i other•foods are used that the coat Is and kept covered. Do not It 1p lard to say hove rapid the
r allow any piles of rubbish or waste
greatly reduced. Practically all j accumulate. Do not take a; chines march o! _ im�ortsnt invgationa will
- = ekes; crackers- and -'cookies, --ani wh -- 1 h d d A— be when -aa ions agree to go forward ;V
on eavin t e win owe an o0
altogether too many children "make g
open in warm, sunny weather, with-
'
amicably instead of with deadly erose
"a
which are In practical use
-it practice of filling cap on, aro ex- out placing in the screens. See that
see. Carrying on converts-
purposes.
tion audibly between distant points
BRITISH DOt,i* OF WAR. It Arabia the horse is a favositt
_ :eluded entirely. If as- lunch fa re-''aIl windows and doors sic secui'ety
tltlired between meals a slice of•
any*herb on the globe, is an almost
article of Seth food.
Made Great Record on Battlefields of -
screened. Cover all foods that are
bread and a glee o! milk suits them. exposed with wire or mosquito- net-
startling conception. But it. seems
Europe, rssTsrass'
• „
_. admirably, while milk desserts take ting;_ these screens can be made by
'the -Pio
near at hand, and so does air flight
indefinite spaces at a speed o!
England's dog army rendered gal- • �
�t A R D E s , LAWN B to George
Comptet■ Fertiliser. writs Odors•
7. place of at dinner and a -glass -
removing -the Bads Of f b07C-and then
e--
a! milk reduces thquantity_ of meat
over
300 miles or over an hour.-
i Bte
1LIIt service in the war. Many s 601- Bteveru,terbprottt6. Ont
-------- -
proceeding to cover it with wire or
- fanst2aied. 1
How about telephotography, or the
dice owes his life to some poor, un- i
for, dog. For nearly two
netting.
"But I fail- to uriderstand," contin-, (' � Do not permit milk vessels or
"how
viauslizins of distant objects with the
the electric current? It has
cared stray
-
years dogs were employed by the BrlCORN
NATIVE SEED
tied Aunt Anne, • you get them • cooking utensils to stand around•
to take it so well Most o! the chit- '
rinse them with cold water and then
aid of
been waiting for development afhee
fish as messengers, as sentries, and ..
as guards.
- �Ifwn I've seen detest milk +after they cleanse thein with hot water very
1881, --when it was first brought to
Early la 191? a war dog'school- of B•sected as husfd ams. P Ste"
-•are a ,gear or so old, even children 1 thoroughly. If there are small chit-
living 'on diary firma."
notice. Experimental results were
favorable but the invention has not
ed.
instruction - was established by the ORDER >gwnLy
dren, watch them •carefully when they
`.`Yes, I know;' replied her niece are eating, so that no food fs telt by
been pus ed as have the telephone,
�
British War 01oce, . and Lieut. -Cot. �X o. i slit -Is per bus,
Richardson, who hese devoted�is life vvblfat acv ;;;;;;;;; s,ss." "
a.s# "
its the mother, not the children ,
airplane acid wireless telegraphy, all
>9aI1% •......
-
7 -who is to blame. W +
Weaning tune moo;
be kept carefully with net-
which are In practical use
-
police purposes, was' appointed cowhave
- .most women means jumping from;
:_ babyhood to manhood, skipping by
-screened
ting to prevent flies from coming
near him during the early spring and
been
.
fuse of i+i,licne.
mandant of the school. ' Gamekeep-
ere, hunt servants and shepherds were
ichildhood altogether, so far as diet
'
summer.
Telepathy, or • the super'sensory
transfer o! thought and feeling,' is
called cap from the army to assist is
iia concerned. As soon as baby be- i
} -' 'gins to take solid toed, the mother-
First and last of all, swat the fly.
more recondite and nebulous. But,
the work.
decreases the milk supply. She lets 1
Swat him early and late. It is pos-
with ;peace, neW wonders will doubt-
After a thorough training in Eng-
him, have tastes of all the victuals'
Bible with very Little trouble to keep
less unfold.
land the dogs were sent to France,
"8th iiltd his stomach
s grown-ups have,
the house absolutely free from this
and on the battleffeids' their skill,
the
c
menacing pest. ``
_
Exports From Forests.courage
and tenacity amazed
RABBIT RAISING
First
First -Keep. the house ec�eened.
Second—Kill each and every fly in
of the Trade and Commerce
Department show that, for the year
army, Often wounded in the perform -
ance of their duties, they never falter.
to
'the house.
ending November, 1918, Canadian ez-
ed while . strength remained to carry
MONEY RAISING
Third—Do net allow, food to stand
ports of primary forest products total-
on: The o!llcial record of their heroic
"r•.
in an exposed condition.
led =84,281,881.4 This is an Increase
essage-ear-
work tells of successful message-ear-
:< � nhdscommon wild here Crowe W >a'1••
The
I . Fourth—Keep the garbage poll
of 22 per cent. over the previous. year.
rying through darkness, mist, rain and
aMISH dIANTB grow to 18 and 16
;well covered.
The exports from the forest were very
shell fire over the most difficult
nds. Their meat compares only with
^chicken. They breed six to eight times a
Fifth—Disinfee`i"the garbage can
nearly double those from the,Ssher es
j
ground. In a few minutes' time dogs
$ year, and their litters number from ave
twice a week.
an were ss per cent. of those from
have brought messages over ground
to twelve. Per pound, to raise, thea.
cost 20% of chicken.
Sixth—Do of allow rubbish .to ac-
P
th mine. In addition t0 the primary
that would take a soldier hours to
BLA= SIBERIANS are as prolific
Cumulate.
fo est products, consisting mainly of
cross.
52 reeders as (slants and are only .lightly �n�nal
at
l�er, maturity. Their hide to
Seventh—Repair all _ breaks in
lumber and unmanufactured -wood in--
- ,. Canada's New Marine First.
r ttotigh and their fur think and soft They
screens and doors as 'soon as- they
various forms, wood -pulp was export -
f •� Cevvey valuable am Fur and 2Laat'pro-
appear.
ed amounting to $32,580,619; while
A new feature of the forthcoming
s,. ALL �a Sr"Z iriXXD .STOCK.
Eighth—See that the screen door
wood hit manufactured form, not oth-
navigation season will 1:e the appear
7outtir Giants, express DreDald, at
has a good catch for a quick closing.
erwis0 covered, totalled $826,651.
ance on the St Lawrence of the Calls.
.---=_______ 22.0 Der.
Ninth—Fresh air, a> I and,
These figures are an Indication of the
than Government's mercantile marine,
• - =otirrE 9lberfan., express prepaid, et`
it $�15.00� per w��,iir. - --
,"4406ow
d r
p emises prevent disease.
economic importance of Canada's for-
of which by the and of the summer
mere will be thirty freight
prioee CK'"M for Turas or agora
the develoRment of her -foreign
steam.
T3M S.—Serictly cash Wiest order.
R,ousehold Hints.
trade.
shipe� .
' THE BARROW RABBITRY
Children require a special diet up
---�---
-----
MIMICO, ONT.
to ten years of age.
From fifteen to fifty Brazil nuts
T}1e ex -Emperor William II, was
`take money orders payable to
Hot drinks are better than cold
grave in one seed "pod which is
the only kfilg. of Freesia who ever
MOVA" 111 s w, mases,
for old people.
usually as big' as a man'i head.
lost his throBsa ,
.... .... • �.,.- _. ��.. ..: ..r , ..- :...:+:._
.:. --
. r._,,,... •a:�_ Gr., -
_' aM s_o-,:.at ec,»:_a'-,,,.,.,r r�:.,., �s•.,Ei::�s::�e.'w ...t1$r?'
ami; res IL cash with orae!.
Darius Wigle, Kingsville,. 'Opt.
For Your
THIS
REMEDY
�J
Have you a
horse that
�j 'it, seems to be out
o f c o n ditioa,
one that drives
dull and logy—
has rough coat
pimples, or skin
disease?
Dr. A. C. Qaniei• flenbvator POWdera
quickly restore him to the Crest of
health. ail cases of
It Acta immediately on
)roves 8f eetiveu4rb or for fits. colic. favor,
and
PndfRRration, etc., by purifying and an-
rtchlna the blood
It wliI show 1 4 effeeta on the kid-
neys in one day. on its spirits In two
daVPrpps.
fte for lase Zook od treatment
of all animal aliments.
DR. A. C• DANIEL* Co., Limited
Dept. W.L. , Knowlton, P.Q.
92.. fewd�.y. ;.'t4b4 • -. . ..0S-.N,'�,Ay"S•.i.�` Tk^a'.�a.'e."�`v.Te.^,'. or`^.'+n•Y;k.^'.*. s"'1�s'w' :yrC:a.i , r" tiw: f° ..'.c.a in �'rY�-..�.�G.__..ay•. .-+\u�.."v,.T_'!4f _-..• -".•s1 ir .u. t..::. . n:b.�%:�'.t...r. ,.�.. v .^,T_..T.i•. ,,� ^*�._.,S•V-4�,.. +4; c �A •' Y ..r_ •''3•:i-:•w,.:Si:',M. . L•e Y,•�"• �.�. r'7'•uw"�as.l.,i•' �r7rr,;�<'r,a=. _- t."*..rA.Pr+'A
ME—
PRT.R-I -i a:„x,:�-- '•'i. -!t. raq'.r.:.Pcw�G'+.s•.3+µ.? . �:
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'We -matte this FRF OD'D'ER LA order
that every Amateur Photographer mal.
bare tvery A tuhttY to see the ane re-'
stiltswo produce �+ novel*~ ssa
��}Ay
--F"Idons `r
-
Nealy Every 'Civil Occupation Hae
its BapresMIMITes flit the Anay.Y V
During the war 'virtually every
trade or other civil occupation bar
�..
y kk
we w11i Develop for ou, a selptelY,
FREPS of chane one roll of tarry
�;.:.
_ -
_ - _-
--- 4s.
'been represented in •the O�y-.-•often,
� Wever, Wit much m if�cati0a i0.
,a]m
-r stse). and make_& temple pr>a= from one
of .the exposures and ntwA the- to
s -
�� res.— - -
Among tbe•' trades thus employ`etl
k. you postpaid
` Simply cut-out this advertisement and
's
for war purposes halve been those Of
*' sign your 41ime and address to the space
below, then mall It to us with our, roll
on the wrap-
._
"sewing
a
machine adjuster, upholsterer
(fos motor bio los), doh trainer.
o! film tearefully addressed
pin 'paper) and we wtIi do the.. rest--
iis is until May 15th. 1919.
�•
furrier (to prepare ■ an -axe
offer Rood
so oat oat tbis aavgettasa■eas at once,
:,
tem into garments) , and diver.
We make 7aire aqotasee from little
.The circus man has been employed
snapshots.
in the •handling., and transportati ft -of
, au . 11 fiend ys olpe of ourlfyvor.
rr turf �c y
it,Pilins th 46 eats we will maks for
r ..
�.
leafier the•. gas -plant o;leFative in the
�- - you a ane szlo lar`. picture
making of poison, gases. Even the
i Fzs
JLZ W#HTE & Cs.
. • r _
praieastonal detective, enlisted in the
in his
�i
army, has found useful work
do RICHMOND 8T..EiidT, TORONTO
''•
own professional line, hunting out de-
g w !a1 womfeet photo viniah:ar haat in
vaasra
lingnents and criminal offenders. in
aptly araip there are criminal.
-
The scene painter,, -the stage car-
theatrical' erty man
pe
ler
iteae Moate ..:::........... ............. ...................... ............
_
aril the sculpt r and mod a clay
014octs _
h been assigned to -the business
14
g oD' t , ' .
W to loU :toes era & R
Ie�s pec' ieaa' sapare. xsr=e ilea■ltl.
arossss.
NL'RSSS EARN i16 TO iib A w�.
Learn witbvut leaving home.. Seal
'for free b='*t. • Royal tallest at
8cleaca-Dept,. 46. Toronto ._S�ar'�._
or was alis.#:
�itLL leQuiPPib Nawsr"ita
ant toe printing plant t J�it.s•
asarsmee al- ed il,
1f�4- ea- gale:- -
wtteae Pe011shler .. Ltd. Tartata:;
1W nle8L.r Ni■WSPAPZA ron W.i
U 4ttr Ontario Ow e°rl
JOs. N. b
0 halt hA 'Porta a
atesoos .
C/�� NC'E TUMORS. LUMP
ou fDaft sa4. esternai. eertt
e�sst aleare'�eO° bow*r. Rolig s, Moos
oa..�1tN.�liiintwaaa Oar
ora loos ssolroaaasf6. aaaaels.
” a, s S, sssar
cars :oassa:sssss
Ooa1R. We have hundreds of testi-
monials from every part of Canada tes-
tllTlna is _Yhe wonderful evi Dower
.s rqt• .
K�
r
3.
saa:Ks ............ ..................... ...... , ...r..... v camouflage. Theirs, 'Indeed, his Rr. Clarke. r"Indian Road. To
a 3'
- of ' couched for !6 years
with ono Pi
been no unimportant part of the war.. rvrad him. Mrs. Clarke. No. 1 I
_ farming." Tito owner ' of the land, The one-sided drapery l the fes- file expert maker of fireworks, Ave.. Toronto• coughed for �
' dr �ne bottle cured' her John
in return for one-half or one-third tore of this misses ens which is at- likewise has 3evelopbd a , military >ren.l suffered Risen yaws th
of the crop, supplies laud, seed, and I tractively developed in contrasting function, directing the nlanidacbm 8roac� Asthma. says t� re is nosh
"BABY'
! i material. McCall Pattern No. 88$$, „ ]tie it. W. VcBrsy as'. 7feam Llsltal t
: S �� manure. The, farmer supplies the Misses' Dress. In- 8 Mises, 1fl to 20 of "flares, each as are uesd is the "It 1a the ffretiestmore Mixture I ever took.'
1J labor and implements. if money is trenches, "ats►r shells" and other con- end me tfew hree more bottles " The awsva
tight with the farmer, he may get an Years. Pric . - trivances far night efig�r►adliing, for il- &ads that w�,t�bea eted�by this A e ,
Price, 25 cents.
: Vdvance. This is'an excellent method luiaiaating the -at, night or mi l rare. too any of o teak r n o!:
wil be
only t pie&&" t
f31tIT3SH COMMISSIONER SPEAU of acquiring a little capital in order far similar purposes. ihont it. The &hove mixture is sola aa -
to launch out ultimate! on ona'a owe der w iron bound money back� e•
OF HER POSSIAILITiL$ lm - known Taa -
Assured oft Welcome. - - han any -
ilio cure any of the w of en
--- �enarstion: &sets like maria IIs do
With- %ome trepidation, I mention yes mtant relief ands `ood aight•e . zx
]anis o! the Good Things 'Awaiting that domestic servants are wanted in , rept without a cough. Pride 60 route.
Australia. ' They are also wanted, I- consider MINARD'S LIIJIMENT 16 cents ear& for mailing. • Three pot-
"� the 91 igrmt from the British uuN mailed free for ist. sold oaty•bs
here, however; and provided the con- �1 the, B>gST Liniment fa ore. rest. .The Druggist. et Dundas L
Isles When Ships Available. ditions of domestic service improve I got my toot badly jammed lately. it aseproata
in this country, we selfishly hope that ? I bathed It well with MINARD'8 LIM- Couldn't Hear Theft,
Australia was once described as the exodus of domestic servants will _ mENT, and it was as well as ever Tom:' -"Are you deaf to my plead- T
" Great in not be too grestl Inge?
• `next day. • -
._uise, she is yet a baby in growth. Perhaps theleast
crowded e _
:
With her tremendous possibilities, no professions is the medical profession. - _ T. 0. MCMULI". Tom. -"Bat what it I were to offer
sae cam say what she may grow up There are good prospects for general y� a diamond Eva . --'Oh, I m !b?E stone loaf."
Into during the next three or four practitioners,�ut not for nurses,
lundred years, says the British Com- I asked the Secretary of the Aur. ,
= oissioner. tralian Emigration Department to
amtea't staaaetf►
At present you might regard Au tell me the best parts Io seek work - _ Rapid -Fire Orden. When using an Iran get a brick, a r
hslilla u a very large ship manned l• sant-"Don't n ow w -on i a sten >
sy' .a v small crew. The ship is "All the Australian Sister offer �� you k° a preferred or d H .
cry p „ "right foot from left?" will keep the iron hot longer.
over three-quarters the rise of Eur- good opportunities in this respect, m yoc.v Green :strait "Oh. yea, sergeant."
"rpt; and the' crew numbers less than he replied, "but except is respect of "jar you . started to A �� MAKING
ell. y march th zd
';he population' of London. That ex- women for domestic service, whose .. "M1
ti
wh ou are expected to work opportuaitiar are universal" he Three material are macombined in this tt utishe your right toot
plains "Yes. sergeant." - -
It• you go "down un er. us vest is particularly attractive and is "uteri, didn't you hear me say
`. las rAW
a mi ht fon wa to go, and seek those country districts where _.
g y g y developed in brilliant vacade. 'McCall foot, sight. foot?' . ''
peens to go a mighty - long way. closer settlement -that is, transition Pattern No. SIMS, Ladies' Coat Suit. ,Yes, sergeant. I heard you say it.
Probably the greatest obetacle to from pastoral to agricultural -is in In 8 sizes, 84 to 44 bust. Price, 25 ( but I -didn't get started till you said
ter rapid growth lies in the dtatance most active progress." cents. right foot " Give uay before the tea„
Mhich sepsa•atf■ her from the more Land workers and domestic serv- Theme . patterns may be obtained
populous centres. But for this, im- eats should apply, on arrival, to the from r local McCall dealer, or . .----- _• $hung effe4:ts of S14las'a
soli al Co.,0 Bond St. sesaaita'. oem ssiin, xis,
st]gration -would swing along more local Intelligence Bureau. This is from die McCall , Liniment
• generally atltfident to recuse an Toronto, Inept. -W. _
- briskly. For Australia has many-� _ y_ ___ —
things to offer -land practical- opening. There is usually, in add:- _- --- =Prole itis Ory. Cells.
Ty lo= the asking, s free life amid tion, a Government Immigration Bur- Dry cells, can be efficiently protect e l dg-those.rhetsrnstic twinges and
ed and made to last longer by placing the loin -aches at lambago, the nerve-
igreat open spaces, magnificent craps, eau is most of the State capitals, inflammation of neuritis, the wry nedr. ,
and a wonderful climate. within easy reach of the -place of diar, SUFFERING CATSi them in 'a snug fitting box' and fHlsng the joint wrench. the ligament s rani. �
embarkation. Ansi a muscle strain, an
¢ah be obtained here. to rattle as e b
Difiledglieft thgse -cella are allowed _ bruin _
:The average Europe&�1 thrives well Lmd Schemes. the car travels', so that momentary The ease of applying, the quklmest '
In most parts of Australia. Some- C nr n x short circuits result, they will be " of relief, the positive results. tits
times he finds it a trifie too hot there, When all else fails, local advertis- THE GOLD -MEDAL cleanliness, an4 the economy ' of
abut, to compensate for this, there l ing may be tried. My own advice, Quickly exhausted. 51oaa'a Liniment make it turiversalfT
no dreaded winter to anticipate.
however, to any, emigrant who thinks _ preferred. Made in Canada
From the point of view of ,.:port -I he will have to resort to this is to ea folks step on your feet hereattef;' ;MONEY ORDERS.
P� wear shoes' a also smaller if soli like,
dace,- Australia should have `been stay a; home. for corse will never again send electric It Is always safe to send -s, Dominion
dealt with earlier in this series, but The Australians are a whole -heart- sparks of pain through you, according Express Money Order, Five Dollars ,
:I have only just obtained all the In. ed race, and' do not give ' the cold to this �Ciacinnati authority. caste three menta. }
formation I have been seeking. -Un- shoulder, to their ga•.ts. British sol- lie says that a few drops of a drug
fortunately, as I have already indi- diers may participate in the land called freezons, applied directly upon
y a tender, arching cora. instantly re- Danzig is a - seaport of West Prus- _•.
fated in former articles, jou will have schemes for resettlement of the pari 1levee soreses■, and soon. the entire itnated' on the left bank of an !'s
little chance of securinga passage to ous States. No• means to .facilitate t and all, lifts right out. im' �- ;
corn, roo, arm of. the Vistula, about tour miles �
Australis yet awhile. The very the passage of Britishers to Aua- TDis. drug is a sticky ether corn from its entrance into the Baltic Sea.
lowest quotation for a passage at the tralia, however, have as yet been pound, but dries at once and simply p,,�
moment is #185, third-class accommo-. systematically organized, although shrivels up the corn without inflaming y ala t 47aaw taaaaam A Kif■ey RO.Meay =Y
dation, which is over double .the am. the Governments of Queensland and or even
irritating lbs surrounding-
ount,--;90--quoted for a third-class Victoria have 'each announced its sue _When flannels have become hard 1C:deq tresblee as'• fated f od
It is claimed that a quarter of an
;passage in 1915. But, even if you readiness to allot land definitely to ounce of freezone obtained at any drag and shrunken they may . be restored eanfea try billy digested !feed- _
can afford the fare, you will hggvs' to B;-itiall ex -service men. store will cost vers little bat >d Mem- to their former softness by soaking vAdchevertakes eorgansto
present a dtrong case to the Xustra- In regard to the cost of living, this cient to remove every hard or sotC cora them in gasol}ne. eliminate the irritant aerie
free officials before --you are allowed at present is not as high as in Eng- or callus from one's feet Cut this on - Eornttd. H.IP your stemaeh.
especially it you are, a woman reamer Q j r propesb dig•at tlbe i•od i�
to book your berth. land. Food, on an average, is cheap, who wears high heels. 6���YI TN1�1\�N :1 taking I51te30amps ofE:te�t
If you are a clerk or a typist, or and I am told that the purchasing . of Roars, sold as � �s -�
R .worker in any of the, city trades, power of Al has not depreciated dttr- 9etaara's t f� ■W etsesN�s■w T nuQ�
you will have no chance at all. Aus- ing the war more than about 3s. -a :: ��� 1 Y YYJI7t NAIR ` 5'�' a� ��
tralia's wealth at present lies in the Clothes are to be had at reasonable The Teacher's Reward. YL seed s will promptly lis- -
♦ 'land, and few are welcome beyond . prices in all the. settled parts of •TM your girl, teacher," whisper rose- cQT �Q appear. Get the geaeiis+e. 7
those who can assist to get the wealth Australia. ' Rent, though fairly high bud lips, :�AKD - Y 10P DANiI�tUFF"
_'_out of it. Men and boys who have in the cities, is r:oderaie in the coun- Meeting my owe in smiling, tender
agricultural, experience, or who are try. kiss; . .
- ;tile sad w.iltitirtoAearrr,-'are-w -All-- R*.tray n eyes confess pure vs' is: -Your hair gets wav9, `•
In practically all the States. tive. The time of realization has not within, gjpggy an a fill
There is an excellent system pecu- yet come, but it 'should not now be A silent sob my inner heart shrine at once.
liar to Australia known as
"share long delayed. grips. To be possessed of a head
of heavy,
your boy, teacher," comes in beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy, {�
proudest tones,, wavy f from dandruff is mere -
And sun -kissed fingers nestle' in my w and see ro Y `
I atter of u a little ns'. � •
hand: yam sing a Danders
dt is e§sy and Inexpensive to, have
are feet go .bravely o'er the roughest nice, soft hair and lots of it.' Just get.
f Sold at the same 'fair stones, � a small bottle of Knowlton's Dan
' As home we trudge with lesson' book derine now for a few cents -all drug „� a
price as before the war. and pall. stores recommend it -apply a little as
directed and within ten minutes there
Just whispered words -no praise on will be an appearance of abundance, sK,
INSTANTPOST11 I&A earth so dear, - freshness, anffi lust sad an iy ms par
youpin No prize so high as childhood's prof- able gloss and lustre, and try -as you
fered love, will yo cannot find a trace of dand•
'' ruff or falling hair; but your real sur•
:,its l�iieaVOr a �$ {'jQ May their pure eyes our glances never .prise will be after about two weeks'
p fear, use; when you will see new hair -Sue Caticura Helps Clear Away
1 Keep our hearts worthy, of our holy end downy at first -yes -but really ..lY 1 i�.a_ '
tea and coffee drinkers inlet: now hair -sprouting out all over your p111i!!wi alit! iittut�IOD
1t' • �• scalp-Daaderine is, we believe, the ?t
jj that
destroyer of On retiring, comb the hair out straw,
: rich. ��� h�fLilk Lha{: to Wartime. only sure hair grower, thep make a Parting, gently rulsbieric is
dandruff and care for itchy scalp and CCuuticura Ointment sit the end of the
' Just ask - Doctor Jones to run it never falls to stop falling hair at f�sas• Anoint additional partings ®til ,
ovides real eeonom the whale oralp has beta treated. mace
�%
around to my place right awes. Our once. a light covering aveT a bars to ytotect '
✓ • cook's fallen downete►irs. broke her If you want to prove how pretty and the piuow from possib a stela The ext V y
soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth morning shampoo th Cutkura
leg; the housemaids got chickenpox, and dot water. w as °f soap.
A j Deader-int-sr►d-earefulli- .pills
(s�((e draw 1t through'your hair -taking one }f,er• R
y' down by a tazi " small strand at a time. Your hair will each pl„s �an
eO
"I'm 'sorry, sir, but the doctor was be soft, glossy and beautiful In just a '
• blown up in yestdrday's air raid and few moments -a
delightful surprise i IaBUE 1"11L
ho won't be down for a week." awaits everyone who tries Chia'S.
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8: tragi
16
imy�ot� in t -as 0 t
Iiia
LEANN4 �-�`HOUS
h
that. t ere are not so maV it
'r.
alwayp thlimost-ecq PO
fades ag' there were some ellars
-we
great many cases the most costly
n
Rickering. oat..rao., It is also true that of te'
prbves rte most iseonbmi6al in the
SOME, J0.13
hear load.laughter er on the Sabbath
end. and we believe that is the
TMMS Day, which was considered a
case 4a road building. Ialarecent
-MAKE IT'- AS EASY ARPOSSIBLE
Si.ia if
-11.6operyear advame.
'Paw in great sacrilege by out grand-
issue --of. the Engineering News-
eats, and there hr no dbubt
'FHM kURKAR, Proprietors
that people in those days showed
Revord an Jnterebtinpf--%rticl.ft�
pears giving the results of a great
Heloiv is a list -of iaiietEkagi that help:
more reverence for the sanctuary
NOT" AND COMMUNTS _ereace
many testa made- to.. eho w the
Old Dutch Clenser, 2- for Z6 cents
Spic and Span Clenser. 3_
and for the SiLbbath Day than the
amount of gasoline consumed on
�7�abbitt's Vtt4et, 5 cents
e Uu'ttad-f -of -,Q -gene ---But generation.-----But--if-we-
arpors ntarie present ratiofi�
various kinds of roads.
- -fbf 25---Wn-ts
c
are asking the. Provincial pA.Hia=4retojudge by the
truck with- -a two -ton load was
Pearline,
..Christianity
ro,�iiYviaj z.w4 wtl�,paa safely
went to re•
peai krk it is.doin
used n making •-the tests. In a,
Gillett's Lyle, 9- for 25;clonts:-
:. . 1,
Ill aye Acite:'��13ut -in doing so. Vay thait"the chumb. was:'never so
nk n
gvavQI .road in fair • co ndition a
Handy. Ammonia, 'TO cents
Liolaid Ammonia, - - -21or 25 cents,
�� t4,* Mves--,RT
r r- le r6 em
gallon was...'69,641- In going 7.19
Whitb Wasli Brush ap ce
tl��fed'.- _'9iA_,tIjL4 �qu on, Dftrl'�g tM�`pf6V'fIft�.:jYearrs the
4d leh
j.
miles; graVel road in good condi
DonAimUcE4ke or powder, W'.
Christian u4ssr6lis have done more
tion a gallo-fok 9_1 9 miles ;'bitu-
Wooh3s 7Z,, 5, a; -U -
90t 9 nd 1
fl, re 1'
wbwle prov 912at bene t- g9Q the. p v ous
J�Re.6 doe 4a In_
'tru"nk
0 a mackoliaturoad geuerany
win u
Z
Comfort, Gold, 8 B
irprise Sunligh a
-k19rs ram
lines- tixat-ei'r6n w eighteen liumired years, A good
't',hey
in flair coudhl6i�i, for 9.45
A gallon
or White Naptliti"186"apg
pfujected.� and :also that are sv ay -- to judge of-fi ulan�s Christi-
miles .; brb,� road ill good condi-
'3 for.'25. cents centse is or $�8.00 per box or 3for 25 c
k. evtlilp(i``to 6nefft -a' stnali'-Class of -anity i's to'see fiow olbe-ply.,he pats
tion„ a gallon for 11.41 ; and a
wealthy p6opl6 o spen&a leiIlba ud di;iviinto, Lis p ucket
concrete -road in good condition, a
AMH S R1*0 HA R 0 S /V
:_.'amou"'t of their time in pleAstire, wlilin Jae Is_ ac,ijietl f.pr a coutribti-
gallon for 11.78 miles. The results
".',and.wrhose chief'. 049titne is inutor
furnish'.:} sound basis for
Both these -IV be i -,;R*i "Aiw rotives dollqr-
-ions fig
ALSIKE SEED.
Keep away the 4 U
correct -'.;to a,:.eertaiJ3 -,exteut., but','whitilkeari `&t b h6'.; -1fard Ouly•
is for bents. He be'6ause he
tu'dae7econumy of buildidg roads
with ha�cl
it not a &(Ifficient reason ;be giv'o'A'' uo',t'
a permanently smooth
.1exislature to "abandon... -their takes pleasure'In.giving. He feels
surface. On the presumption
A TED
By buying a warm' Sweater
seJlemes fora good road systetu that it is *his duty to assist in
that the highways •. produce an
Coat, I have a big range
'.1hroukliout... the country. It is every joud-eause. . The, religion
-a
average, traffic of 500- motor ve-
We will pay the highest
to choose from in men's
Aw*iia ry to -begin somewhere.andotto-day Is religion of joy-und-
'he 'c*oun('eni%uc6
ble'les a jaille, every day for 800
prices for all kinds
wothen's, boys'
..rrtbe moat rimsodable_x-tnrtinxpQInt laughter. T -of
days: in the year; -that the
f seed.1
an d girl's
is where the gvestest traffic is, and the model njivister to -day says
.
roads have sk Hard enjouth surface
and get-
sizes
---at-'priceo-that'
ijil :- tim a , u4ms W ill be baut. to all fife years
9 V g t c nsumption,of
the - a -in' !p he o
_Send.
-tn. -samples:
our prices before.
cannot be-
-Tarti li'f "the, country: . -A few w ago said "Let's cry, Laughter
gasoline as compared with a simi-
selling.
found elsewhere.
years ago the farming community prolongs life, -w' hile weeping and
lar amount of traffic on earth,
--'The best of facilities
CdIJ -and see the-bigrangeof
The religion
.as almost fn their worry sh6rtens'life.•
roads in fair condition -will be
for cleaning:
Underwear for the
-'�.ioppoisltioa to the eipenditureof of Christ never -intended us to, do
$3000 a mile. each. year. The
chole family. holehimily.
large sums of money for anything the con that nuuld tend to
I
single item of the consumption of
J. $• DOWNEY COMPANY_
J. -old, North Claremont
Fing
ki: 4tirriction of a good roads system, shorten life; cowk(Itlentlyt . the
fuel would therefore warrant
- WHITBY, ONTARIO
r-4:: -
.7 vell in this t��;i�
Olat c, jII•
buildilig the road4 with good hard,
umber held the vie* thtitautos lioenis,
to that tj, Uhj+�t. We
quiooth, cem.cnt .-mirface. In Zid-,
-should be kept off :the toads al to-
L'hould not Rjeltellre ti, nian'-, tali-
dition to the caving of fuel, ther e
PICKERING, GARAGE
gQtber, and to gain this objet t,
. gion 14 the length of him face,'
is also the eaving-iti time In A)L)er-
'Very little work was done oa tlj,*�
L-tit.l;y tht, lutidwirt of - lih, laugli•
Swale
ntinpthe trucks, a great saving
Having the.-karage b u,41nes,9-of 15AV'idson & Williams weave
Kings On rq&d. Tint duriug tht-'ter.
critivi�e tine chu-mli of
-
in. wear mud tear whielt gi-res a
-14
purchns(-d
tA A St. few Pars farmers lisivoLto-oldy
changed' their.lattitude wwar-1
- for- paying tAx)--djuch
attent; L�j nilv4ual tx�rt!of-
bn the
gain length of.. Q.ervice, and
economy in These. ar e.
Airppared to repair all. wakes of autog.
-tires.
koer i mk all k*n&.of Xord- accepsories, tire for till,
if _�t_
good roads, and.they are rapidly
Ac a e saluted
our church Derv' e, thatgood
strou argnments in favur of
_r
be ming.&� enthilislastic as their
Co
building h. traularvrined
bits men"
concrete roads. In addition to
makes of care, ollo, etc.
'city brothers.t)I
The reason: fl.'
into it music hall. MdAucevtaiilly
the,, ore Din points in Livar of
Annis- & "nrew, ermg i&
this; change of attitude is the fAcLiplayLaa
mucil gt,.ealtcr'-jp,frtXhuuv
eonerete, there is another advaut-
&41%
iL, the 16.11t
rt much as the city reiidenb. It is
the past, -but there Is nothiug else
auce.- At. the banquet of the Pick
stated that during the past year
more up)Ifting than good music-.
eriug Chamberof Commerce given
For-tun'le-
a xty'pereent of. the autos sold in!
I
It Is a divitle."sift aind if'j)r0Peiqy
a few weeks 'ago, E. L. 'Ruddy
.,Ontario were purchased by farm-
n*e4 shouid be of great spiritual
I g Von im
by Geo. Gooderham, chairman of
If you vie to work hard for your money make
3rour money work hard for you.
y re
are, whteli-pr.ovto that ey are ene a e9peare says -The
e ene a e�j�ares,,ays.
e� ��ba� bath 15
beginniuq to. realize.. their great mall that bath no ninsic in his
thaToranto and Hamilton High.
()ur Savings Department 3 % per, Annum
YBlkle ou the farm. V(:', U4,1. I., _A li:uvcd with ")I)-
way Culaitills�tlon, is "Lich it %JL&,�A
rest is aZ "e to your principal twice a year.
those farnAUV -4 at-igatA nit- s*uet- sotqads7tT-1lT or
s own that the cost f maintaiii-
within thirty to forty miles f rom'j treascias, stratagems and spoils.'
the Large cities g ood roads are Music has -the, taudtijt: y -to drive
.hug a good ennerete road was only
a small fraetion of that ()f main.
ON BAW V
7.1.: I
t t
_,�.novv eounteda necessity. What.fl-otb�Utir 11tiodd e411--Lbutights o
tainiug a good llacadatuizeclk road.
exists against .. . b that .: w bieh - is.
aintst the Abe replaced
opposition now e Y
mi report being based upon the
thio
of maintaining the said high.
CH J. b0Rb(5N'HAU,- Manager.
.'WHITBY BRANCH
present policy uf the government. spiritual. No' matter how we
I .
-cost
way. vii w -Lich there is between
will disappear. As theauto come -s may view the _uiat�cr iwe have
one and two miles of macadam,
MU
-.-into more general use the neoeq- grounds for taking ft ropcful_ view
witich will be made low a concrete
-
of
7L sit y of havinig' good L raad-3 will of the future Wle chur.ch,
more apparent It is not Ialthough there may be, U"IleP�ovinciil
road Eta eooa as the grade is de
at tiie
tertnined.' We believe thbecome
L Store
Picerinardare
Highways department
-only the auto that will beneflt by th;,iga whif:h are --twiner~ dia..
will receive the approval of the
roads, but !hose -who use CoUragl0ga
majority of the people. when they
homes for transportation will be
decide upon a coucreta-zoiird sy
ad. We
along the Kingston road.
-The time. Is here and you will need Garden geeds. We have a com.
:vlessed with the change, for a
�As we have entered u Pon, an era
believe that time* will prove that
late line at lowest.pricesi
4dad that *ill sharten' the life of
of good road construction a great
an auto, will also shorten the, life d
eal-o-fdis;cussion is taking place
their judgment in the matter has
been sound.
y Seed at $7
-All kinds of F ield Seeds. imoth .50 per bushel.
-of a horse. t kind of road
to the i
Corn Seed C the best on the market.
_q --hes _to�
hi'f fact � r that de-
build. The c e 0
t -
''Sometitnes we :'bear vegre* ex- termines the kind of road to -build
TIME TA BLB-Fickering Staton 0
T. 3L, Trains going Eastdawas folloiws
stock of home-made and well made Milk and Creai6i
Also a completethem factory
No. 6 Mail 8.07 A M.
Pails of all kinds. Come in and compilre with
..Oressed that religion is losium its is that of cost. .. The question of
28 Local •.237 P. X.
.7 Make. Boilers,iflat and Pit bottom, 2.25 up.
e at
grasp upon the... people, compared durability is another matter that
go Local 6.25 P. M
to that of the earlier Part of I . ast should - heve great weig•ht in, dc.
Trains going West due am follows-
No. 36 Local -9.s7 A. M.
NOW is the time you will need an Oil Heater. 6 only Oil Heaters,
.71
.__eentury and f(w many years be- ciding the kind of road. It is a
.27 Local 2.86 P. X.
going at 4.95. while they last, a only, Hot Plast at 2.
fore. We, do trot think there is well-known fact that cheapness in
7 Mail 8.00 P. M.
depressed the building of roads, as
toy reason for any well as
Fogeg i i I hour in advance
oing a
Farmers, got your e. &I Parple.line.
ur Stock Food her The Roy
Standard time.
of Stan
Also, get our prices on Woven Wire, Fence.
M'Ar-
;Q-fw
w1w)"
Pandorm and Happy Thought Ranges are -)ur specialty,
'a
Lr-I.�r-..
r_;,.. girt,.. -a%" AV IL
pleasure to show geeds. C*"nd "a
e: Yol MA
I-Jestern
Going to vv Cafiada?
Woriderful opoortunitiesaw ait the Business Farmer or the Mer -
ch a i, t who is see .-ing wider scope and greater rewards for his energy, in
l
r
V"estern.Canada, al
_ng the lines of the Canadian National Railways.
informatitri of -aloe to Int,!rdintl rn(l lens and to oti-iors Interested
11- viven in,: REE book, 11iornesee.uers' and Settlers' Guide." Com.
fort"bla t'llt .1
ough o&:ns from Ontario andjostern Canada vi Lake
Superlor'g lllntetl.,.i�J tind the Great Cla, Belt afford an interesting,
scenic, and the 1.•Icrl route for Canadians. Enquire -nearest
Agent, or write
'SO%
H.
H. 7\1F1,A*S .4
N7 ` .. -11., . Passenger Traffic Manager,
Toronto. Ontario
7
!-�h.")4ey to thm West"
A-
:kj,74'4 . I d V 10
J. S. BALSDON PICMRING
Z7W
r T'%
.1,ns _-t. A.
""C'n ow,
?Kw
FS,
41;
VV
was"
-W-at" 0MV.
0 T. sd
n, ne sy,
d
OL
War& hl� 1234116j: RX =�,
-trip to-ill;�'clty G
_-Lvav Beusou� has -entered.'.the
AKING
-$at A]�D FL
-XplGmth to earn
A u I Of Jo"'
W*`18%i3jh#iw Is- 'being kept 'mP 'y
6L. year has been:& -trybW
the blaeksruithfiig� .+r ave you paid for the am. prepared to do, chopping and oat The psi r
�1usy them days.,
Rev. A. McLelJau was in -09hA. -flaking on Mondays- and Fri.
Mr.,' McCallum had a business _=�paper - you •- are -,now for the baker who is �041W-
wa on Tuesday attending a meet- reading? time 71� I
trip to the city an Friday.. ding? Hoot, will -days (mly, beg4nnldg
eilt Mg of Presbytery. on April lot. .7--
Cecil in Teton, of Toronto, sp A"Itirge .9,mQunt of. cinderis are 0','iyou please do so just entious, batitlie han* is' lifted
--�7'Sund6y with P. MAenab if.' -.:Now. Some stout: boats." and_ bluder
being placed in the station- yar&
G 'to W'spror is Ul at present toilgiies -using no� substittite.
we are
-60 hand. 7'.
and the roRdti,ad
joining•
-Ana7scrth A tor care
aib'ind Mrs.
6'(N�1&cA ' , ' --: It is the intention of the- bowt.Bayles,O�d -i' 4in our bread
Margaret - Greenvt
Ire
Miss us Joh'a
errs to meet in.thenear future to
Robbins were in the city on Tues-
organize for the seas on-.
of,
..We "ve A' "'full' stock
'd
ay knue in very
A - The roads still.cout NEW.., GA R,01kGE'
0 een vmt�.
ra Palrue�,`wh' lia8b, had condition aue f the frost
ed 'b 0
friends in Stonff ville,..retur C ie
nandi it, -Chocolates
tm-a, i n 2 out of 04 i&udd. The undersigned has 6pbned u . ..... 7
on Tuesday. ffider the a 6d,
e.9 M, Peanuts-
M -Jelin Duan, of Pit-keri M I.A. J.-ts. H.- Madill-. io. 11 a gii�a're od his 'premis'
We hope
at present. .-BUCESMITH SHOP .1 is prepared to da all kind.4..
-:Uf:gspendW afew. days whhArieu& 'Fruit Cakei
t1l;4 t site nray soon -recover._ of autornobil6 repcitf-hig.' 7.
6� V1. his ice-cream
T. P. —irk has saryrparts -
On April Ist-the up4ersligned willtake
SepdGgope'ia'tioi3s are noW, in , . _ Will, handle all necasr
1p6n, for -�se"on-. possess{ R the above sho7p..
Both phones in the store
fb
full iwiuk Ili-. thli big- h tind d Parl" r- D kl.%v u for repairs.
ry�l sije� Lia ads t. in another column. t -hoeing and general blaek`oEpith L
Horse� Grtry-Dorrt CArs,
'Ifiud n*t-h-oi'ttA. Ig FiNo azent foi
work promptly attended to.
W.' Limbert we-,*ure Call in' and see hint.
M ri � (Rev. 9____ __ - 7.
horseb m H. -R-. Monuey, __Pickermg_..
pkeased_ to report, is Lame and ititerferiog made befom b4h3g..
niopev
-ICE—CREAM' aspeciii1rvofatid
7.
'nicely af ter her recent severe 'If. woxk iloes taut E. Stephenscm-
ness. sati-failAory.
Th P f a ui 6tis'Neilson at ake: T X
'T.-Ont.
W as amd. Th e t. o
Piftmer h t 11.:Ipt Coustan,tly�. an b CLAREMQ,�
n s6ritig prepared lo cater to
large 66risignt ent of Alri
ry
AZEx
J_�. ga V Lien parties or other'
boots and shQeh art! Confttfione
priced kathel'idgs.*
`11i"' Of '-NVP�Z Parlur in Telephone Cen.
-
Mrs'.
g few weeks
stock�l ing a f tial . office, -opposite thi)` NEIL40N'S k* C
-y. and In bulk or bcicka,.
with her: rbuts,- N, and. f scantly on h
P& -bakei Drawin is Toni a
Burton: % Gum, Chocolates and other Sweets.
Mrs, Jas. Lawson has returned T. P. S Claremont -
to the tillage-of ter spending g a few Popular Patriotic Music.,,
Thotogftph
Cigars et
,-
:weeks with Ed. Gibson of the lih. A -.1 N Tobaccos,c.
8 E E D G.R
concession. .....
-DILLINGH;&M BLQOZ, _Z
of Lodust
Mrs., Jonathan Jarvis,Pickering, Oat.
n Pilkey spent
Hill, slid Mrs. Lyman
*I th R. , J. - and WHEAT—Marquis
Wednesday last si
OATS. Irish, Wt its
Mrs. Mann.'
Yielder
MI Ret) tilets Early
Yielder
J.-P ro. James Legaitt and Mrs. L. Rcutqh E 7Utos
ilkeyattended the funeral of —A new oat,
Britain'd Best
the late Joseph Collinp, of Toron.- grown- from, Imported aged.
to W/W it
on Monday. SAJILEX—O. A. 0, No. 21.
—Spe Qtil6bet-
Ewer. Of ALSIKE CLOVER.
City as comic
*to Claremont on
All sped trite to name and free of foul
ApAL 20th. to give wlecture in the means so
or noxious weeds.
BetptiatL (;bUreh.
%VLito or phone for camples and
Mrs. (Dr.):-B. I. Love, We rieIrrot
to report, is seriously at prem-ent.L prices to miacill The Universal
JOSEPH LkF? SON,
are -anxiolvily
.,,.,Her many friends
hoping for bee early recovery. CEDAR GROVE
Sawing Madiine
and public No. I...%Lurkhatn-
The contintiation P. c diure& by.
schools- closed -on Thursda)i .."for Home Phone 1215 Manufa
.the Easter vacatjuip, and the tra.
4
— - ------- W. H. Jackson & SOIL,
Out
rP"4pe(,b1ti
cliers have left for their Brock Ho"a 90�
%0
homes. Tt 6 from an ar-tual ID e C7 A n tin Case of th
r
i FI Rd lea
Misse Isobel SAA74n- Metropolitan ra direct tompgaisbri BlacLsiiiiihtng'and -WoodworkiGg
the Toronto Nortual A" ope singing in all its branches. Saw gumming
Evans; of n on the New Fdis'
lith he w on1L -speclalty.
8choul, are spending their. En-ter and filing a
vaca lo- We Emery'-
t' D at the home of �i4"v_jh '!t4- spit, time dust-
Pq t"UIAL113 Ly di"�ut whai's' remarkable ab s -Wheelp, 0irealar Uws, Saw,
A out this you AA
-seftin Hardy mazIncr
Rolph White -retnrue& home Canadian and Emery Mandrels.
Nupsery Stocl.
i�im overseas-on Monday eveniug
distinguish the-artist from the instrument; so perfect We have for sale a blacksibitble bel
-looking hate autl-hearty and Iowa In good order.
liarentlp 40- Brilish and . European m%rkets will be Re-Creation This is what we call the "tone
none the worse of Itis open "gain,-for Oanadiftn Fruit 'is the Re-C $6.09.,
and now is the time to
-ex pe
i iences. z test". Arid it proves the truth of the Edison
i - - Mrs. (Rev.) Wood.retn ri�d '. divert(
me order foi. spring plantin& '. , _.. - i�
'SCIJUMS aDOUE 4
13R U
FL-lar after ape
weeks In the, city" nursing her Stock. Seed Potatoes. etc., �tarem�K#
(Jrow'n In 0,%nRda.
t-othel'
b Writefor particulars. NEW -EDSON 'Bus meets all Trains
"Scarlet fever.*
Appropriate Easter servitts will "'The
Phonograph with a Soul"
Tirst-class Rip to hire day or
be held in Emkiue Church tin" slin. Stone L Wellingto,1111
day -next.. Special music will'be ot night at lowQst prices. -
-create, n
Phone 1805.':
The Old Reliable Foathill Nurseries, It proves` that the inqt. rument does re K
ared by it male cliolr of . . Z .
welcome.•-rely imitate. ds of these tone tests have
teen voices. Everybody (Established 16X�, ing Hundreds
Porteous,
Pte.,D. N. who liks .been conducted. More t1lat! people have Thos. Sandason
pRat -three pears
ears in 7T.
fl:Ient" the TO10 ON
• France, and who hag iteently re- T� ORON. attended them. And not one coulds-ay'when it -was PROPRIETORS
-turned to Canada, iq visiting .the artist he heard and -when. the instrument. With
the singo's lips the
aunt, Mrs. 11 - S. Peduler, and other- - the lights lowered to hide
ti friends. udience was completely baffled.Easter servloeq will he eondtirt. CAI, .-��a�.
Mir
or fere Jit vehou NtW 7
d in the
f
';he morning service v%'111 be in the MrAG - CeJ
he Methodist Chtirch —6ext.
Edixox or have exe stem to hext U
Interests of the Women's Missian. Chestnut.,
10-90 Per, 4 to
Stove, 10.75
tary Society. Speci—Easter music 41,
Die 10.55
—,will be rendered by the choir. WEBSTE 'I'-Ont.
Some farmers couiplain, of "the Stalte'r's Music Store, -AshaWa
4caqity, of. farm help. Oueofour ItW NTW. ATIONAL THOS: A. LAWV
of that
farmers, however, Iq not' of that I iONAMES are in use by bust LJC:aM.
opinion. . He recently advertised Die-
1t a married man to 'take charge nm men, iengincers. bankers, -T H 'a
judges, architect% phYSidalklo
of him farm and in FL few-days had
farmers, teachers, librarians, cler 'PICKERING 1-q
received sixty applications ynun, &y successfur men and
number ;Wha are
There are a women the world 0~.
-NDAD 1ANK.
tnembers of the- public , library ITA
JVAK%
who have forgotten to: pay their Are You Equipped to Vfml .OR CANADA LUMBcn
tiong provid=
-last year's membership fee. If The New Intern&
U is an all- :-,'�-.MIKAD OFF= TOROWM. g-
..they would kindly hand the a the means to success,
amount to the treasurer or to, the k=wing teacher, i univ alquct
-Beaver and Edipse grand
librarian at an early date they tion answerer. 'FARMER -8,
If you seek efficiency and ad- Hardwood Flooring In 8
favor.
would confer a
The Port Perry Minstrel Com- vanement why not snake daily 16 and 1836, all grides
use of this vast fund of inform- :Advances to fardlers are madD of tlewb, Birch, Maple.
any will present their show in
-P ation?
-the Masonic Hall about the 9"ond s Vocabulary'rerms. 2706Pa6m
610 "Inueftrat Ions. Colored Platqw6 '10y WeBgnks Plaiii, and Cuarter cut White
-tinder the direction' week of May I subjects. 12,000 SL specal feature
by Geog=phica and Red
of the Methodist Sabbath School, l3loampwcia tntries. 56TrD %*?a-- oak.
to the Regular and India-Paper FAfisw
the proceeds to be devoted
G BRANCH and Manufacture P I C'xv%.'Mvd R I N Qualitir
P Wbkfw.
- of the new organ tbnt
yment Write
. . . was recently purchased and in. SL C. MamakAm U006W. sii" alti.0 at 4 Guaranteed
stalled in the school. Fall Partic-
etc. Fro% a
ulars later. Watch out for bills. t of Pmket
Maps it
A large number were present at W.-D. Gordon oat
name' Sri.
reception
-Church soldiers tn the Methodist G.
evening last. A good st o' f
eception given to the returned paper.
:.,On Friday even Li Birgains PicKERING
and Independept. phone.
'Bell
.was given con..
programme W:
if patriotic songs and addreo-.Ps of
Wood, MeLtl-
Nvelcome by Revs. T nit
The V 'ted rarmer
_ian and Limbert, attd, selec-tions'
'---Oilcloth Binding 26 cents a package
on the violin by Mr. Wilker. U 0
7ter-the programme refrvAinielits
-Egg ease -filters
0
only 15. cents per I
•.:.....Were served to all present Uy the
4adiesof the congregntioi and A .Fancy Biscuits, on b.
-ue uujo�ed
very pleasant social tit Bee Hive Syrup, 5. lb. pail for 50 cents_
by all.Yi %leal - - ---
I epi w Ca I r, in- the
The Caledonian Cnrling Club, of Ffirm6rs' Club --meets
okering Town
H all on
t �, Dominion Tireq and Tubes
wind-up business meeting on Mor.
ve a-Wednesday
..day evening in T. P. Shirks ice- Of all materials and design Titnothyand.Cio "r Seed secon
The president, Jas. kept in stook. It will Pay You 7 Fine and Coarse Datry Salt- of eaob month
cream parlor.
Underhill, was in the chair, and a call ai our works ar d inspect our stook ouly a=jilg pummer months
goodly number of the members of obt&W prices Don't be mitiled Oringes, Lemons and Grape Fruit .
P
retained kiime
ading_
nursing
Im
the club were present. The treaq-
agents we do not employ them,
ly we ean, and do throw
off the splayWatch for, next msetieg
ii�, carer presenteel his report which oommissien of 10 In ant., wbiab you vA
young pe
have general
le who patronized the a 0HWft&
satisfaction. The certainly save by perah*sins teen a%
rink'so well wem given a vote of i J. T. M &THROON
a pUQr�Offios and WorkmI
low
inter so Paying a proposition Whi4by, ft%Ao
a • ra...• .. , ,n , v .... < >...:.e. ms::•. '!• - r •.�' :N i''7 TDr.sa 1.; e.a..c ..�a'uia. 'i i
Mi. .r 3 ?
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h •y`.°'.,r• "� "�-+.?7`
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•iitiCl4ARD'6 TMLyiNQ 4
When Even a Pacifist Round iatlsfaa' t� �
x tion in Warlike gads. i -`"• r °
_' - of -its Niatchles .Quad ► a►sid Value haaDi been '
There are always pacifists. An un.
{ righ ous wit: s ears
J��►u tumbersi; .. a righteous war changes the
�pi-. SS -mi sora► ' Packl"; . Y a
r opinions.' of many 'and commands the
tlympar>�i• of others !8 :Spite of them
selves.
�^ho-has-brougi�t up a'
.. r' family of motherless nieces and neph-
ews, is a Quakeress.. She is a woman' -WADE WAR ON RATS. n a few years the- "air -divers' � i
of gently iiitithority, and t . -r-. l -'be .getting in 'the -way of the
-ell were good 'and docile, not difficult to This Very Destructive Animal fihould aerial limousine.
.,...
train in the way they sh6'uld g • with..
-
y..or a . exiil!0019A. ': D14, tale .1.ounges.t ba tradi lohal': o
2 - :- boy, was a charming but'careless �tnd� `ere traditional" enettitbs of
,.tea LT
TIRV IT M a ��i��Og a este;t! betties'1aA adventurous youngster; his head al -fid. They are the chief carriers ;
Vp11t>me 44. Ar�,w�Atsa Ya4t for cholera, ph4ue and other epidemic S e
-ways full of so many. plans and ideas
diseases which have at various times -
_.__-_—..�_- -- that It w e hard to keep him at any'
" ¢¢ in history, wiped out millions of hu• All grades. Wrlie for prices.
cue thingFlong. enough to finish it. H
lack.of concentration and, orderl esa beings. Fortunately, man's TORONTO SALT WORKS of
-
fifflablc
serlousfy perturbed Aunt Peace, o kn6w18dge of science, coupled with O. J. CLiFF TORONTO
�t - feared they Indicated a fundamental,.superior Cunning; has made it Dos-
- \'
1sible to control these`scogrges. But
detect of character. Dick was' sigh- ceaseless vigilance rt of the
teen when the war broke out, land his g ce on the pa
health officials at an ocean ports will
father permitted him to enlist. Ot always be necessary—at least until
i3y A. W. Peach. course poor Aunt Peace was deeply
distressed, but, having once. fully and rate ars exterminated.
'frankly expressed leer mind, she main- Man has another heavy score against
As Beth Kilburn entered the hall were sold, she- bought the city news- taiiied a discreet silence afterwards, these pests. They destoy 'enormous
Of her ' cottage • home, '-which was, paper from which his face looked at and took to reading the' Dapera' and' quantities of agriiulturai products. .
known as the "parsonage" in the V11-1; her calmly. She. glanced at the cap- poring over maps. She freely express- It was estimated, before the war, -that
ager she heard the sound of's deep tion, and something shook within her: ed her pity' for sufferers of,ony and rats destroyed $76,W0,000 worth of `
-voice in her father's study. ilie was the thief—there was no doubt. all nations, but it'was understood that such products. annually in Great Brf-
"Dear old Samaritan, ' another I For some reason she did not under- sr..
w9'Dear trave'.er, to be rescued" she, she repudiated warfare as strongly as Lain alone.,, -A recent estimate based ,...,....,.e.s.. a„. w�.�•:.r..r.
tidedstand, she felt hurt and ieved. She •r•••••+- raw ..a►, w+ai,...r
ti thought to herself as she hastened i folded the aper, and wfbt back to ever. on suss -time prices, places the loss 'at .s.,.,,. US,. ��� -
into the kitchen. Her father was at Then 'came news that Dick in the $200,000,000. The latter figure is ,,.,"„y`, ""'• r., �+• w rhea wait welcoming welcomi some outcast who the office where she joined him. She �+•. of i, a.. �.'"V awe sea n
Ts ng said little on the way back to the performance of a gallant exploit had practically the same se . the pre-war ""'s""' "" •""'s • -� r>w
happened to drift into the' villa e— irn.,•..r....r..sf:��: `�
s pp g cottage; the paper pressed against been severely wounded. Later, a com- estimate bt Idea in the UtUted States-.
givinghim food and lodging without, her heart seemed to be aflame. He rade, Invalided home, visited the fami- from the same cause. These animals�""'�
thought of payment; and although, Fhatted on in his grave and enter- ly and related the details. They in- possess remarkable fecundity, which, ""�c'•u"", ajo* ft
the old minister had been imposed At the gate he paused. "I want to volved hard fighting: Dick had per when .coupled with their natural tun- If �•
n several times, hi 'never seemed g y y sonally slain two of ttie enemy slid n aF• enables them to thrive and even
;Pon' tainin wit ,bat she handl listened. � EAGLE r
td learn. let .you into a secret. My firm has brought in several -prisoners besides. increase in numbers in a great variety
As she prepared the supper she decided to publish your father's Suddenly it wits observed that there - --of. environments. Eve
heard the voices 'run on In an inter- Story of a Count r3� Pariah. The Every good citizen,
3 sated way. "Father has found some- letter I just received gives -me dell- were pink spots !n Allot Peace's particularly agriculturalists and grain
one after his own heart,"' she nits orders." cheeks and that her eyes were shilling' and food dealers, should wage a,ruth-
thou hi. Fier heart jumped with jo ,for' her like etas. lees war on these noxious peels.
' Attie later sh8 torched tfia softly, father's dream of ears h been the "Auntie:' cried one of Dick's sisters, '
y ,.;
elanging con and the► two men publishing of the gook which be had laughing. "I 'do believe you•'re lust as
came in I r white-haired father written so carefully and so painstak pleased and as proud of Dick as any • Write, tondt&r !o• our L! -
ied, and after him followed a tall, ingly. Then revulsion came—the ,,. For Muddy Boots.
brown -haired man of shoat thirty of us, no matter what you nay. JrR L s Cr ATA L O G V ]C
y hypocrite. He had found her fathers 'i'he old broom hits apparently out -
Aunt Peace looked 'startled: then %� asowing our full Ilam of Ncycies fair lin -
'eart of age. As. Beth saw him, a interest, and robrably on the strength lived its usefulness, but saw of.. the aadwaasaa,5"ssadGir1L
rid she replied with dignity; '`I have not handle eight inches from the broom; MOTOR OYOLIs
s sadden a sharp feeling went over of that wool stay in hiding for
her that she had seen him before and weeks: said anything, Elizabeth; but 1 do not �� a hole in one of the flack steps YOTOI! iTTAQlilrptTs
not under favorable circumstances. Her stern Puritan caul rose in n- conceal' that I' am pleased. Thee
hep Wits, m -A Me w w_ Couteti allose combat, but and insert the. eight --inch stub; then . c s tteat«a, wl+etaa, Inner Taboo,
ZAM
pnpeeedeti to carry out .the duties ot, He must be spared the humiliation I am sincerely. ralolced in spirit to seen on eau
a hostess. I They went ft m the hall to, the learn that Richard has at last shown have an exceedingly satisfactory your supplies from " whadesstopises.
Alis the dinner went on she gathered linin room, and she laid the paper I that he has profited by my training: scraper for muddy boots and shoes. T. W. BOYD & SON.
that he c�taimed to be an associate of i' N.w D... ste•st West. lNeaanaf, -
"a great city publishing firm. Isla °n the table as she stepped to the There have been many times when i �_ _ . ___ _. __ .__. _ .
stories of his work were certainly fibrasy door tp call her father. Sha {.awn I have been unluat` to the dear - -
tuno-END! on fair a-rned and sto ped short, staring,I fes red he did not have it in him
could listS 0
en. Her mind was busy, eAdamsr bans stood gazing at the news- to acquire the habit of thoroughness.
searching here. and- there through her i But from '7rhat this gentleman -has
r.'memory to place the face' before her. paper, starting as he did so. He
looked up a bit wildly, unseeing, then told us Richard seems at last to have .. ...,sats �'ih •
At last, is an overwhelmin fa- back to the paper. become unquestionably thorough!" Its fragrance 1s pleasant
driving her been
wait That evenings R►hat wonId he esy—or do? but the eat value of Baby's Own
eta she had bees waiting for the six April. it Y
+ o'clock mail to be distributed in the She did not understand his cxprea- - . - Soap if! its cream safteni lather
r _ will post oflf'ee, , a mart had been sign when 'he did spear- i What form in yonder fields—a fretful li T
- ressd a newspaper in front of her;, "Have you a telephone?" be asked child' wbich.cleansea andbeautifies the skin
i a" M idly, ]the had glanced over shortly So changing Is her mood! In, such Doctors and nurses recommend Baby's Owe.
--the page, and on that page had been, Yes, but what are, you going to surprise, -.
' ! do "' she demanded. A� soars s.b,ti.�, Mrs.
the fats of the man before her—the Fair April comes, sweet summer In —�
p3cturs of a cilminak charged with He turned slowly, then caught her her eyes.- Sold everywhere. =
the forgery of notes and the wreck- hands, and something in big eyes and And glad, coutept. Around the air..le
iia of sgme concern. voice held her rigid. "Do you mild; ..
111;Her nerves aquiver,_ she went..over; that of me?". he asked. f}rn� hills are vocal to the robin's
and bver ber memory of that face id Something seemed to swell and wild
thi newspaper and compared it with burst within her, and- she found her- Ittaseioned lay; .-a tenant of fair
-z 'the • ce ' fore her. They were, she self saying over and owe;, "No—no---
emcluded, beyond any question, the I don't want to—I don't want to!" skies,
tea• His keen eyes searched her inmost Arrived today, his song the blue-
s As the dinner went on, he.ornind 'thoughts; theft he turned 'to the tel -bird tries. '
was dizzily busy. It was .the same � phone she had indicated. Though with the prospect
old story. She could remember other o p peel scarcely re- •
`:times .when her trusting father had She heard him ask for the tan op- conciled+ SEND IT TO
has who w ester, -then gree the name of the w
based men w knew that the best�ty Her.skies.are fickle:, she may change EXPERTS PARKER.
_:;find`of a refuge was in the minister's l' ThPer.waited in silence while a cows her mind, xP QTSS'
'home. She had been mortified by Her sudden'teare may blur the blue- Parker's can •• Me
_. after events in. alder. cases. _'the far-off' wires the search was on. Clean- Or dye -
Her father stood in worried oil^nce, bird's win
times, it seeMed -to heti that iter home cu Fu8, laces, draperies, $QWnB, etr-r m
conscious that somethin'g was very a (sults s these her beauty makes
had been marked by tramps and other much moron At last tjie be, ran sad make them 1001[ like new..
entry who live by their wits, as an : g g. me blind, ,
•« and he took the' receiver,
easy place. " And fhrougli such' moods her praises Send solo• faded Or spotted C10th1IIg
H€r'btranR and Figotous mind soon I This .is Richard Adams, speaking I shall sing; or household g^OOdfl, And, + ?`
:reached a conclusion. She would as- from Fairton. How does it happen Shall follow where -she leads, sure
case o copy of the paper, make sure , that you have a cut of myself?" No there to find
beyond doubt of her sun kion, and I more was said by Adams; ,bat, Bet I , PARKER'S
_
then see Sheriff Stevens. Poke.
p Sweet odors 'and the ireshndsa df
could hear an earnest vacs tulkin
rapidly . the spring.
The dinner drew to its close. Mr. p y to him. Then' Adam .
Adams ' fixed his grave eyes upon her. l '.'I understand and can sympathize
c " Pm afraid we've not. selected topics with you. I shall trust you to maks; ;Don`t "Amuse" Baby will renew them..'*-
.�.`_._ , to interest you, Miss Kilburn, but full, •explar}ation. - Now; Stafford, I Don't try to make baby "take
your father- and I seem to have ideas , want you tb repeat that explanAtion notice." He is. noticing all his brain We pay carriage charges one way and
in common u,�n some phases of his 40� B Satisfactory Work.8t1&ran�Ce
` , beth understood.- ,S•he c.ad ht his is' abbe to assimilate without any
wAt'� get: io$ti � �w ,�"u � 8m $
Wolman and &Vn !specially gifted male, arm. "No `no=I trust- you. Please I help. Everything round him_ +is new. Our booklet on household helps, than save money
I shall help yon to do the dishes and ; —I do!" to him, and everything is making will be sent free on request to -
then invite you to go down town with . He turned to, her, his friendly eyes some impression on him; the sunshine , s;
me to -the post office." no longer stern but almost tem?er. ; and wind, the waving trees, people _ PARKER'S DYE'WORKS, L3Ztlited
She was surprised at the boyish i "Thank you..' -But I must explain. It and animals round him, the falling Cleaners and Dyers
light in his eyes and the bantering is amusing, too., In their book depart- teases, these and -a hundred, other im- 791 Yonge St. - - Toronto
tone of his voice. She demurred, meat they ran a cut of me with a re- ! press
are surely enough for him,
however, to find her objections laugh- view of my book; on, another page: j
ingly overridden. j they ran a cut of this thug. The without having, a rattle shaken in his �, t
"I did 'the dishes for years during foPms were pied—you know, the type' ear, or a bright' ball dangled before'
my mother's l9ng illness, and just • fell. out and had to -be reset; and in -his •eyes. It is a temptation to, call - - ---
,: - for membries' sake, "want to again:., the rusb—they are -working• overtime- I up that little laugh •or smile,, but- re- "
You will .let me?" he .begged. asci short-handed—they stuck my member that it cannot be done with-
She gave, him permission. During' face in vver• the caption that_ went , out overstimulating his brain. He
the hour that followed, she found .her with the , thief. That make up man!
� ,
i� bei saccus en' he wants to without
self strapgaly drawn to 'the tall boy- who did"that evidently is no: a fol. will smile wh
i encouraged, so let him. alone, -
} fah man beside tier with his "shy good- •la'.ver of mine. 'I'll �rgivP Stafford g "
i humor and grace •mei;ry eyes that —hes managing editor—bat it w7111to
fool. about him, to sleep and grow t t
cost him. _something. It Might ! -
i "coulf say-so much. It •was• no, until g „ have strong. There will be lents 2f time Comfort Lys• .-. is s very powerful,'
� 1h t' hour was over and he. suggested been a tragedy, though, under some' ,for lgilghter, later on.
' again bhe stroll down 'the street that circumstances. He looked' a£ her l _ the oldest and hardest dirt, grease, ctc. 1�•� I l
'��" memory came -With' a' lush -a rush smilingly,• then turned to her lather. 'Just Like United Stateb. o''iijj
Comfort Lje is fine for making slain,': trio + t
that carried conflicting. emotions. "Mr. Kilburn, I am to give you the t drains and closets sweet and, clean. tl@® G
There was nothing to do but to go, ,benefit of . my publishing knowledge The American in England affords t 'Comfort Lye Kilts rats, mice. reaches a
'@ bowever: The ,w�allt gave lien a1i odd for a week in going over your book cause for much perplexity and aston•KAt t i'
s and titers we will publish it." ish�aent to' his English kinsmen. i and insect pests.
p Ilse a00n. somethi� about him, �►►¢, Comfort L s will do the hardest
ease. o In
Perhaps, or the 'quiet I , She saw her father's face whiten A Yankee soldier was being shown s P> ��
his i spring cleaning you've got. i u*
:;friendliiness in s - voice; made fpr, , with the shock of the unbelievably over an old church wherein hundreds
fe tb t she had known him a long oorl news- then she found the Comfort Lye is good for making soap. seed
t .. el a g g grave of people were buried... .. i
time; _and she found herself a iin eyes of their guest u cn .her. fit spowdered,perfumedend 100,a port.
R g P •'A. -great -many people sleep between 2 t
nversing- with -hist without -hesita- "Do.--you,suppose you care to keep these walls," said the guide, indicating
ati. I me for a week?" a asked in his the inscription co'vered floor with a
As they reached the office her cr- mellow friendly voice. sweep of his hand. , ® d__"or` rand came to her mind; atid she left She started impuisivelI to say ,"So'." said the Sammy, "Same way'
l IS'Sx.. hint with the excuse that she had one en
things—lots of things—and -after all, ales in our country.. Why don't you
the x or two pnrcha ees to make.. aft the merely nodded.. The lets of things
atationor, itwre ,whe!�w the 'avers mi¢ht be said, perhaps" later, )get a more interesting proacher?"
wit ?•9. ^'c .•'o „ .. .- ' -
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,e.aer°"w:.� � ' . :, i rw'.. .. `,fig+ .'.. : ".'�'�i •, _ .r�� •, • ..
'q•ana�+r���-a« mak:. .:� s+�ca'S A i ,,..; � '�" .'t;' ,,;`'tTa''" �. � "''•',,..gyp% ? °.''_��'. -; ry,�' �,�.'�'`.yrfc•s."-� a M�e!�,t, a•5pr �''"" ;"x"4Y
,. YO PAY_$51flaO,OQ09000 _ 200,Y PART -OF f��NADA'S
F I_x ; , r� g OF-DRl'�SH- DOMONS #.;DIE I PE'PR� -BAR EXPENSES
JANO,>
�- Australia s Casualties During tfi � X900 U 307,900 Out of All Plans of Sending Food -In- $80,000,000 For Clothing_and
Recognition of the -Dyer-U 000,000 For
JOWS, -ND-1
Citizens Had First View of Mar-
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th be ns.
Melbourne, 'Australia, -April 18:•=- ment`madi public to -day by the Gov- despatch from Parris says: A despatch' from 'Ottawa sayst- A despatch ficin St. JorWs, �lfid.
erament of the Commonwealth. The the Swedish So- items which served to make rip Can- says.: -Oilskins a. Servantof a, heavy
cabs o� the proceed- total forces of •Australia, raised. by Hjalmar. Hranting,
-24466 of 2°`•�`O� comm�°B °f volunt"y enlistment, num ,- = rid Dr. FridtjoS Nan ass's military expenses in the war to frost which came on Wednesday
eseace at Parfsglace n head of the Norwegian o 18 are shown in an
Thursday
out oma-t3tal ,Pvpuiation- � *s" Mission to a UnitedStatesep�S tsab
`r the tosses of the British Dominions than S,�, The'
'casualties are statement by R., P. Brown, chief ac- a ernooa .
.and colonies, for which British
Dom, rials divided "as follow`. several other prominent Seandiu- countant of the Department of Militia Sopwith •airplane in which 'he ,I►ill :�
aviane and Swiss -subjects, have been .and Defence. Military expenditures undertakd• the first air voyage across '
1w asked from Germany, at $6►000,- - Dead .......•.... . 58,085 conferring with members of the In-
`' ' to that date, a month and `a .half be= the Atlantic. Loadihng bhareiy enoj}gh
e060,000. MisOng ................ 198 re th - �i - p n the s.4
Australia's total casualties during Prisoners8 ter -Allied Relief Council in an effort fo a signing of the armistice,
e a
e war, with the figures brought up Wounded.` ... c:. to• arrange ,for' the feeding of the aggregated $982702,046, of which fox 40 minutes, he foot- 08 at �.4i?
• 186,606 larger cities of Russia, especially slightly more than halt was disburs- o'csptac, and until- 5:80 circled at VUT-�
to Sick Pg - ed Ginada. Mora than hili of the � altitudes up to 8,500 feet. quer,
- Ito February of the current year, ...............:82,409 '
",tailed 807,800, according to a stats- Unspecified ....:...: 219 A proposition by the Council- of . total, $682,084,669 was required for Conception Bay and the City of 8t.1
Four to send food to Soviet Russia pay and allowances of _, . soldiers,_ in. John's and its harhor and the isuge ` x
f� � S O� World Live Stock Markets if the Bolsheviki ceased iicatilities ice • Ae.ds which stiPtch 40 tulles out
eluding subsistence, billeting, rations;
Toronto, April 15 -Good heavy was presented on Friday. This plan and assigned pay.. Separation allow- rum the mouth of the harbor.: NQ
_ steers, $14.60 to $16.60; choice but- however, met with serious opposition, announcement had been made of ,the
_ cher steers, $1826 to $14; butchers' ' p ances accounted for $78,968,000; for flight, but the hum of the big engine A`
,r particularly from the French, on the maintenance of troops in France the
Breadstaf[S. cattle, choice, $19.50 to $14; do, good,
Toros API. 16=Manitoba Wheat g12.7b to $13; do, •medium, $11.50 to ground that it would constitute ree• expenditure to the date mentioned gave the alarm to the city, .aid. from
---No. 1 Northern, $ $10.6ti to $11'• li i was .$114,336,666. Clothing for our stores and offices, house, and snipe. at
$2.2$34; No. 2 I •,12• do, common, bulls, o�n'tion of the Bolsheviks,. Govern- g anchor, thousands poured out to {see
Northern, $22134 • No. 8 Northern, hoice, $11.60 to $12.50; do, medium ment. The proposed plan would have soldiers coat the. country $78,965,979,
$21733; Na 4 wheat, $2.1134,. in bulisi..$'10 to $10.60; -do, rough bulls,• placed -the food entirely under the and boots and repairs to boots $11,_ the wondrous dight. It was awon-
-store Fort William. I $7.75 to $8.25; butchers' cows, choi e, control of a neutral commission, and 107,289. Motor trucks ambulances circus eight for. them literally, los ,
Manitoba oats -No. !k.C.W., 71*Ac; $12 to $18; do, good, $10.50 to $11.60; consequently, the American position and other vehicles called for the dis- never before has an aircraft o! any
No. 3 C.W., 683X;' extra No. 1 fee do, medium, $9.25 to $10,; ,do, com- oft the revictualling of Soviet Russia bursementa of $10,215,220. The car- description been. Been over this lanes. M*
i88%e; No.'i feed, '66%c• No. 2 fee , mon, $7.50 to $8.25; 'stockers, $8.76 would not constitute recognition on Crowds watched with real awe the
689dre, in stole Fort Wiliam. to $11.b0; feeders, $11.b0 to $18.b0; `lase oi,troopa by sea entailed an ex- beautiful picture of the machine
Manitoba barley -Diu. 8 C..W., cagners and cuttet�s, . $b.60 to $7; the part of the Entente. Howver, the penditure o! $17,448,495, and by land
f 11.081f�c; No. 4 C.W., 98a/a'c• rejected, milkers, good to choice, $9Q .to $150' French hold it impossible to ask Gen-' leamin in the nun. They stuns} in
i919fic; feed,•. 4-C. in store ort Wil- $28,761,864. 'Other items were: Do- g g but the trams q
do coni. and mod., $66 to $?6; spring- oral Denekine and the Don Coaaaclt minion arsenal tuebec, $4;8'f'I,880 the street car tracks, I
t• Ilam• ers; $90 to $150; light ewes, $13 to Governments'to cease fighting; even Dominion atgana'1, the crew -
Lindsay, $1',?26,- not diiiur` th ,
American cora-No. S yellow, $14 yearlings, $12 to $14; spring
-if the Bolsheyiki . are willing. Dr. B86,66i Ross Rifle Company. (rifles and •passengers alike declined o lei h'
$1.80; No. 4 yellow, $1.77, track To- lambs, $18 to $21- calves, good to Nanseri is anxious that the revictusd- and bayonets to December 31, 1917), a little thing like a schedule. Inter-
ronto prompt shipment. fadopted R.
} P P choice, $16.60 to $1.60; hogs, ed and lin len be speedily ao thatfere with their view. They steed in
p g p
Ontario oats -No. 2 white, 70 to' watered, $20.76 to $21; do, weighed roach Petrograd as the roadway, but . the . �draya and
off cars, $21 to $21.26'; do, f.o.b., $ food ships can aP$ Machine guns, $4,743,478.40; stolen, ictor p •�
No. 8 white, 68 to 70e, Accord- 0 2Q soon as the ice breaks up. Dr. Nanaen stopped dead at the first
ins to freights outside. ---- to $20.2b. _ inclui3iag bedding, furniture and. V iaa s;,
Ontario yvheat-No. 1 winter, per estimates the death rate- at 200,000 cooking utensils, $16,718,566.84. l'ur- nae 'o€ the motors "song. It mighti
�• ear lot, .$2.14 to $220; No. 2 do; $2.11 -months directs or indirect • due ur- have been some apparition of dis%
to $2.19; No. 3 do, $2.07 to $.15 f.o.b. 1� 1 �1LLi F�Y y� S ehsaea o at,
aa�a� et$rvatiw►.. the world cannot $8.593,135. Saddlery and _8S
1A all eye
shipping points, accordingto freights- proba! t(
stand idly by and watch women an hula°, equipment, $3,146, 4. or- m
Ontario wheat -No. 1 Spring, $`3.09 true that ore than half= `tis
to $217; No. 2 do, $2.06 to $2.i4; No• AFLOAT S DAYS, children starve. .Virtually all children age and stabling, ;4,458,129. Camp ably
8 do, $2.02 to o, $2 f.o.b. shipping of lesp' than two years are now dead Borden, . $352,406,.. Site of Lindsay PoPulstion of 26,000 waited - is the
in Petrograd, according to Dr. Nan- arsenal, $26,657. Construction and attests s full halt -hour and founds 1
points, according to freights. __ _.: ., oecsaional glimpses of the : plaai t
Peas --No. 2, $1.70 to $1.80. now - sen, and conditions are terrible be- machinery for Liad3ay arsenal, $1,
iinal, according to fre, bts outside. Life -Saving -Suits Tested By gond description in the orphans` 614 Recr ti Mission more equate rewarsL .
gg ,784. Brihah ui ng o than ad
` Barley -Malting,' fl5c to $1, nom- Trans -Atlantic Navigators homes and has' ' is
seal. pita to .:the United States, $713,922, and
9 - amounts recoverable' from British , OM-
Buckwhe 2 95c, nominal at St. John's, NSd.
- _ • and foreign Governments, $2,999,078.
:. 1t No. 2 $1.55, n s3. - --- -- ------ �� A� _
_J°" . ., A despatch from St. John'a.
ernment Sian- ut.- _
Bard, $10.75 to $11 Torun Commander McKenzie Grieve, big
Ontario fiour-laovernment awker
Stan- �. _
-__lard, $9.65 to $9.75 in baps, Toronto navig4tor on the impending airplane '
I 'sand Montreal, prompt 'shipment in flight across the Atlantic, have tested _D �0�
;�L° bags. the life-saving mils the +y will wear =- r D g in. Cairo and Ale7candii8
Both C and Country Gave
Miilfeed-Car lots delivered, Mon- during the big hop: The suite are ftT Directed Against Armenians.
areal freights,' bags included. Bran, those developed >by _ the American Affirmative vote on _ _
44 toiest NUIUM-_ 12 New Types of Submarines; Cairo, Egypt, April 18. -=In two
`;48 per ton; good €sed flour, $2.7 to on the back between the shoulder y daps of rioting • here, ended. at noon
43��pper ba$g A despatch from Montreal says: -300 .Destroyers, an Thursday, -ht Tray -e g
Hay-hto. 1, $24 to $28 Per ton; blades. The feet have leaden- soles P
ton, track To- and the fabric is waterproofed in i B' a 'majority of 100,000 votes the _ Mine -Sweepers. killed and one hundved wounded, it
mixed, $-.2 to $28 Per Province o! Quebec pronounced itself t�al�a�lfleial cam
fronto: -' such`• a wag that ^they are- gnarantted in favor. of light wines and beer on
'� d iminique. - Armenians were chiefly ?
Straw -Car lots, $l0 to $11 per ton. to keepa man afloat for ' eight days. g More' than two million tons of chip- ,
The only place they can admit water the referendum . voted on Thursday.- the objects of the mobs attacks, and
Country Produce--Whokeale. y At least fifty per cent of the voters ping wets added to the British navy seven of those killed were `of that
is at the neck. and wrists when net during the war 'at a dost of between -
Butter --Dairy, tuba and '"Ila, 36 adjusted snugly. The teat was made I, went to the polls out of the 400,000, 0250000000 •anti-. nationality. In rioting in Alesaadria
ac -
; to 88c; prints, 40 to 41c. Creamery, istered. Both cities and country ' , y ac- three persons were killed and sig
fresh made punts, 66 to 680. In a small lake near the airdrome at t reg ! cording to a statement by Sia E. H.
Monet Pearl and was a mark for districts were in favor of the restora-, seriously injured Saturday morning,
Eggs -New Lid, 41 to 43e. W. Tennyson-D'Eyncourt, Director
Dressed poultry -Chickens, 28 ;o hawker and Grieve. Though the ice tion o! licenses. I while a continuation of attacks on
o! Naval Construction at the Admis- «
84c• roosters, 25c; fowl, 28 to 88c;. was forming on the water and the The island of Montreal contributed' the troops resulted in the killing of
duckings, 82c; turkeys, 45c; squabs, aif was filled with snow from this a majority of 61,799, and returns alA seventeen other persons during: the
das.r $8. edges of what is said to be the win- After fife battle! the Falkland eR
from Sherbrooke, Three Rivera. Que- I afternoon.
Live poultry -Roosters, 220; local, bee City and Hull also showed sub- Islands, the statement says, the de- Thirteen Nationalist leaders sail
� to 880• ducklings, ib., 360; turkeys ter's 'worst storm, which `seed sign of the ResioWn and Repulse was
atantial majorities. The surprise,
ed for Mi►rseilles on Thursday.
30c
80c• chic ens, - farther felt id. the two men altered from battleships to battle
f 27a came from the agricultural districts expressed the opinion that thele •ds-
Fhesse-New, large,. 28 to .28340;
splashed about like kids trying to which'have been "dry" several years I cruisers, the w►iae of battle cruisers
�".
'twins, 28% to 29c; triplets, � to duck each other and generally horse- peat. Counties like L'Aaeomption, having become apparent. The .tsmous Partnre would greatly calm the pas.
;.20%c; Stilton, 29% to 30c; old, la3go, playing. They even triad to shoot +' Glori along of the people and spoke to
with '1,219 for, to 64 against, and I Huah ships --fife Courageous, role of- General Allenby, - special
i:29% to 80c; twins, 80 to 30%0. what, have been nicknamed the rap- Soulanges, with. 1,105 for to. 94 ons and Furious --were designed to P
- Wliolesaierg are nesting to the re- ids," a tumultuous .little stream that high commissioner for Egypt and the
tail trade at the following prices: forma the 'outlet :o! .the lake: The against, are typical. The figures of ; wipe out German light cruisers and g
h Soudan.
Butter -Fresh dairy, c ous, 48 to snits worked very well, though some 1,000 polls in the Quebec district' raiders. They carried fifteen -inch ..
50c; creamery, solids, 61 to 62c; showed 56-votecast for beer and guns and steamed -32 knots an hour. •-
water got it► se neck and sleeves and FRANCE �Aq��B
i prints, 62 to 680. light wines and 6,407 for prohibition, During the war three hundred des -]j,
Margarine=E4 to 36c. the men found that their fet kept While `the general proportion was lit- troyers, 100 mine -sweepers. and twelve.
Eggs -New laid, 46 to 47c; new on: the `surface. This was the' result tk better for the "dry" division. new types of submarines were added
Ilaid m cartons, 48 to 490. o! the solea not being heavily enough The referendum was decided on by to the British navy. H Sj
Dressed 11 1"
poultry -Chickens, 35- to I weighted, and can easily fie remedied.'
400; roosters, 28 to 800• fowl, 8? to (When the actual start is made on the the Provincial Legislature to settle
'BSc; turkeys, 8 o 0c; ducklitrga, the future liquor question. Is. 1918' 26 ARTICLES EMBODIED
flight, both.$awkar .and Grieve will the Legislature passed a total prohi-1 1N THE LEAGUE, CO`'EN.A.NT T `•
lb•, 85 to .38c; squabs, doz., $7; geese, wear these suits, with the collapsible ! Reparation For War LOBees Ala
'28 to -30c. lifeboat: tested. yesterday; this, will bition measure to come into effect
Potatoes-Ontarios, f.o.b. track �, on May 1, 1919, for "the duration of ! Paris, April 18. -An official cum- grate, Saye Ckmenea�u.
,;'" Toronto, car lots $120 to $1.25. form the only precautions again. _ the war." The war ending, before the! munication issued to -day 'says:, "The Paris, April 18. -Premier • Clebaen
Beans-'Caaas�lian, band- cke(L drowning' the voyagers will take. act could be applied, the Government new text contains 26 articles. The
bushel; $3.?b to $4; primes, $2.50 to The assembling of the plane has compromised on the 'demands made t entire document has been . carefully cean told a deputation of the Radical ,
. imported .hand-picked, Burma or been completed. It was said by mem- p Socialist group which called spun him
from the liquor faction, who demand- Ased from the point.- oi, view of
�ian, $8.25; Limas, 140 berg of the rt that -the test flights today that the ,question .of. separa
Hone -Extracted clover: 5 -lb. party ed a continuance of complete "wet"� drafting, and rt contains, in addition tion b Germany had been, settled
y now await favorable weather only. y
tins, 26 to 26e 1b.; l0,lb. tins, 24% privileges and those- calling for the its specific statetnent of a number o! amongthe silica a few hours previ. ? '
to 25c; 60-1b, tae, 24 to 260. Buck- Thin" is not yet in eight; and the field enforcement of the Act by submitting
wheat: 80-1b. tin, 19 to 200.. Comb: u still in' bad shape.. The water principles heretofore regarded by the ouslyon a basis that would satisfy x'
C the ideation of the sale of ,beer and commission. as _implicit as the .coven- the desires.of the deputation, as flies°
18 -os., $4.60 to $5 doz.; 12 -oz., $8.50 stands to a depth of six niches at wine alone to the electors. ant.
donee. • some places, while on others it has „ had been presented to him, and that
Maple products --Syrup, per wine been -:drying out quite satisfactorily- PLAN TO INCORPORATE Except for the technical tack � the same could be said for the naso
Flon, $1.85; per imperial ' gallon, .�--- AUSTRIA INTO GERMANY bringing the French 'and Englishtiations concerning the Saar valley80; per 6 gallons, $2.20; sugar, lb., WAR MINISTER OF BARONY _, texts into accord,the covenant is ,Concerning reparations, the. 'minito Z8c. BILLED BY T110B A despatch from Paris Saye:-.' ready for tl:e plenary conference. It mum requirements €ormulated-by the
will therefore be made public in the
provisions -Wholesale: - • Despatches . from Vienna announce group comprised the piscine of the
course of a few days. .�
Smoked meats -Hams, medium, 37 Copenhagen, April 18. -herr Neur- the atrival'there of s German dole• coal mines of the Saar basin at the.
-
to mo do, heavy, 88 to 340; cooked,) ins, Wir Minister in the Govern- gation, which has opened negotia "- - disposal of France, while''i` contend 4
60 to 620; rolls, 81 too 3 breakfast meet o! Saxony,• was, killed •at_Dres- tions for the incorporation of Aug- GARRISON OVERTHROWS ed that complete reparation must be
tris in Germany. Mlt�NICH GOVERNMENT obtained for all damage to persons
"bacon, 41 tLon backs, lears bacon, 28 den yesterday by disgruntled soldiers -w - _
4i6c; boneless, 50. to 52c. 3 to whom the Minister had refused a BRASH FORCES '
and roperty' and provia4on made !or
Cured g hearing.The War. Ministry_ . was . , TAKE TREBIZOND Weimar, April 13. -The "Bavarianthe P Y F
Government has sent Deputy . Vogel all payment
►r' pensions. enemy Panda of
to 29c• clear bellies, 27 to 28c. i stormed by demonptrators who drag- - }
Las<{ -Pure, tierces, 29 to . 29 /a c; " "'� of Fuerth to Munich as its represen- _ •
bar 2934 to 30e; pails; 2%% to 30340; sed :out Herr Neurine and threw him London, April 1S. -British forces tative. He to charged
uta, 5034 to 810. Compound tierces into the Elbe, where ><e was shot and have occupied Trebizond; Asiatic Canadian Deserters Shot ?�
34 to 2b94o tubs, 26940 to 26Y•c; killed as he tried to swim to the bank. 'Turkey, according" to a Constanti- civil and military, authority v Mesh Both in England and at the Front
ifs, 26 to 26340; prints, 2734 to •4---•- • ' ich. All the Soviet decrees have been
nople despatch, un date of Thum- nnulled.
•: A despatch from Ottawa says. -
Poison .�.
�7x�, Gas to be Utilized day, to the Exchange Telegraph Government at Munich. wag n• Hu ted he -
For Destruction of Larval The Ho gh Gut ria eta in
- Montreal .Markets. Company. -' overthrown by the garrison. _ _ Coinmona t h$ had hien informed •I
Montreal, April 18 -Oats -1 xtrs A despatch from Paris say&:- Bavarian Freatier�Ctoeed --' that a num of seas an deserters)
'No. 1 feed, 88c. Flour -•S ring wheat poison gas, that worked such havoc CAPITAL OF CRIMEA TAKEN v RMS_ had been executed. Others
ew standard grade $ll to $11:10. during the war,. To Prevept Spread of Boh►hevis ived sentences up to 30 years.
gg will be utilized fora BY BOI.SHEVJKI FORCEIJ i
lled oats -Saga, S�0 lbs. $3.60 to very different and -beneficent purpose �" - - e tyre punish�iencs in England
]le Bran, ;48 to $47. S�iorta, $47 ((�� ibe fut4 it is a o ce - ip A despatch errohi Geneva 'says: mors more sbO -then in this coun, r
$48. Hays,. o. 2 s i i G d Despatches received from Innsbruck London, Apri T .e Ukrainian tom;. !
N , per, ton, car s Brit i�c circles. ea. abr. e e rad
a, $26.60 to 27. Chases -Finest of the Pasteur Institute, informed the report that the Italian commander in Soviet forces have oaltured Simiero- General Hughes said they hsad'been
- s{tasterna, 24 to W. Butter -Choicest Academy of Sciences that he bee ¢1s.- the Tyrol has ordered the closing of pol, capital of the Crimea, and Eupa- tried by court-martial laid allot, 'both
eTeamary, 62 to 62%0. Eggs -Fresh, covered a method by which such gas the Bavarian frontier, over which no- -toria, 88 miles -West
northwest of to England'and at the front.
:�7 to Potatoes -Per bag, car might be applied for the destruction body has boon permitted to pass since Simferopol, with "considerable booty.
ts, to 41.50. Dressed bog&- of caterpillars and injurious larvAe, Thursday, The des tcha add that Thig iafotmation is contain4d in Ink stains on curet can �e romov�
Abattoir kill d $27.50. to $28, Lard-- which lead , worked destructively n �
te; �voorl'pa{Ia, 20 lbs. not, 30% to tree growths in the country bistrieta the SUP was taken 'owing to fears Russian Government wireless comI w K of long ata>xdiag, b� treating
y° A.,%sv the vast few years. at a spread of Bolshevism to Italy. munication received today, with ousrlie said`_
1 t' : �., • p! �@. �. tu.' r Wa+�'n'3%- .S+•1" ' Q K,w.hk'�a„ i .i*$.py �e+"}.G
. . / .... • . .. :.. ,....: .:. •. _...... ... ,..: - -_ . :_. :.. .... w: W ..,., a..,a... -. :.x±:�n: vs.., ..,_-�..�c...r..�!•��•rt>.s:�+,'6.•r••�,.xS.:�iw':JG°.�'^�t��+�nr�4 r'3�y.� A -
a:y;• � Nei :ti
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-Miss X.- Rankin- slid"- friendi' ivus the two herow responded leeling-
-'Miss Hoogeon. Qf Oshawa, swat ly. *A ditudy lunch lives then eerved
=M=Wmn�� Spnethv, at tJw home"of the ton b. a;
ri. rtheradi _V
'Aid,
-met at the home of
Ed. lbqrnell to irldis 'sod -at er's mother hei�e Tho Ladies' Miss
po --on . Tuesday with a good
-Reve 111r. Marsh was In Drum- Mrs. Buyer
1p attendsine.6. The eleettort pf offinpro,
bR.oA Ttiroday evening givilig it
-Bo'ro, on'.Monday, April lith, for 1I
'--toMrs John Haight, a son. w, ihe
lecture i n
u con ectioli ith lowi: Hun. pres., Mro. J, Adamson;
.14 -Mrs. John Dunn is spending a- University extension course, Pres., Mrs. W. Uee ; Sec'y.-AITS. F; W.
..fe* daye..with Qlarenlon,t friends.,- _J. S. Baludon requests those Gibson-; ist Vb-P-Preq. Mrs. Geor
--Alf. Qiark:-haa -purk.hwfld -the
whu drdert�d 11 t it i. 600.d'f L-010 Xidaletom; ;�Igj
CU. h6l
HAW 0 &at of the DQu&nin. gulzal? - - - - - - a rg!j"--iAt. mi�s- A: r
W, .1age. his store and get.seed at once. Ges, FX
-Miss M. 'McCausland's sale on' -A considerable quantity of 0'' d.of Tha&k
has ar
coal been 4irriving 'here re-,
ffisturday was well attended and
t
Spoo magy are haviti g -W Hou sessclipanin ti�e is a' hand, 'H
ri a w re very high. centlyand-a, e wish through cohillins of Tmc 9 ow
0 to�. 7�� i L . 4_ , _- __ -_
-01--ro-ron
verseas, heir tude_uL_Qu_r' many friends ana a gh
7has just' 'returned from o -Wuhk : about some hew Curtains' 07
F. L.- Gleeson, -of Toronto. was bore - for t I 1, 1!111 r my i i fi i III TY tr-of
-;b visiting his uncle, F. H. Hall.
kindness extended towards I,* during
-The public schools halve closed in town on. Monday and gave THE 'r
1. ., -Mr; G]e n
Yd
�-.iifor.the Easter vacation, e- mot A, Gates.
and will NEws a pleasant cal the Illness a d "ath. of the Iste Wil- Cream Scrim, 50e
n on Monday.. Aprij 28th. son .1 lifis a remunerative position Ono, GATRIS MM FAMMY. .35i to 75c
Crea= Nets, floral and donfentional'deRi6s;
-Mrs. Y�_
(Dr.). Cart* right return. with the Ford Motor Co.
ad home db Saturday, after spend. -Farmers, we are'now buying White Striped Marquisette, 65c yd.
-In loving memory of Harry
a week with her sister, Mrs. barley, oats, and rye,.also anxioua
�, . .. 4, _ _;.,. r Scrims, �!�65C Yd
Cameron, aged 3 years and 8 months Flowered Cu''fa
'Nraons, of Brantford. to get a quantity of buckwheat. in
beloyed son of Gertrude and Donald
v.oecupy. Pho or call.. at office for prices., Cameron,who dopartiII this life on
-Sucker-fishing is -nov
:iog the attention of our %p6rti, The Calnpbell Flour Mills
CO -9 Ayril 10th. 1915.
good Ltd.
God has taken home -bur baby
see evenings and some
one day last week Taken home the one he gave us
-The' Rome Telephone central local legislaiure he ers I . ,:"HouSemcleaning Requisites
bee have been made. -A bill, was introcuced into t Placed our, budamong the flo;k
ovi
vUl close- at noon to -day (Good rering municipal councils to To abetter world than Ours.
te grants for me
ia closed f or- Epic and Span, ... ....
Friday) and. wil wa, morials-for the Tbough short on earth was his little. .10c, 3 for 25c
ths. remainder of the day. soldiers who have been overseas, stay.
-for-25e
-Schdol bht the bill'failed to pass. 'Before Still we will not repine, Old Dutch Cleanser, 13c' 2
-�-St, Andrew's Sabbtth
any grant can be -nade for such a Since Jesus In, his bosom wears---
7-Bon Ami cake and powder,
,Wfll meet during the sumnaer
The Hower that does was ours.' -,-each
the at 10 o'clock in the morn. purpose,. the assen-t of the rate.
111on Mamma, Daddy and Sisters Ammonia Powder,.... .10c box
1hg, according to the newtime. lam:,
p42�ei must be secured.
Coal What about your coal, rfew weeks ago Bruce towti- DiLLINGHA31-In 10 inj Liquid, Ammonia 13c bottle
v 63emorf 6f
,7 ext winter? 'We can supply shipcoancil decided upon-giying
o" CaLvia DillingbAm. who deptked.
n
other each retur -Pearline,.... 7e a A 15c box
you now.' See our ad. in an ped soldier a gold- niedsA this life April 17th. 1916;
made f rom a $20 gcld-plece, with Often I think of you dear father,
column. The C4mpbe11 Flour
.... 13c, 2 for 25c.
I able inscription on one side, And my hettit, is,sad with pain.
colas eatin(n- jOhAhhL-r'tb would be a heaven.
-John Shaughneisy who has ItisfoUaa Mat III
r
f
sod Could I hear your voic 5; a a n"; I aU kinds M: -
been spending the past seventeen be obtained fu. tfiat p
d -be
Lrain -the north w�-st, has been Instead go] watches are to be Butpeaceful -thy rest dear father,
�*`Pfckerin g for a few - days renew- presented to.each returnedman. 'Tie sweet tu breathe t�hy name. Scrub Brushe's, BroomiI Whisks
Aug old acquaintances. Arran township also is to present �d life I loved you very dearly,
I do tbe"saine.
ho � In death d 'numerous other articles.
Daugbter Gertie
Dewsrt Lindsay, who has been a gold watch to each soldier w
rive
d in Toronto on liai been 'overseas' find adso $10
oversea. ar
'Friday :,Veni-- and' on Soatturday for each -year of service. A tablet BLENKIN-10-10ring memory of Se.rit.
t1._.�;,_";-:---.--caww -to the village to visithle&_ e0l:i: to the'towla- '- James S. Blenkin, Tth Canadian
-Another, Mrs. F. H. Hall. ship hall wit the name o eac Dont forget we are Headquarters 71P
a plan
-Seeding operations... have. be- oldter inscribed. This'is
as that should meet with the ap- too,Dunbji�ton. Dik-dof wounds at lor VV07Papeiss
oome quite general this week , No, 28 Casualty Closing 8tation.
the favorable weather has imused proval of each soldier.- and: migh-t Frands, April 18th. 1918.
by other mauici.
the land to dry up quite rapidly be considered -Greater love hAth no man than
-during the past few days. palities. - t he lsydown
this. ths his life for his FARMERS
-The annual Eai;ter. services
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding, who have -friends."
been spending the past few witl- The held in- tb6 Methodist Gone but not -forgotten.
k 7 th Carload. of Sal.t just unloaded. _.Getyour upply.now.
-�Wonths here with Dr. and Mrs. chnreh next Sunday. April 20 ------
-he at I I a. m. and 7.30, p. in., new Now A4V4Wt6A67n*79t$1.
.0artwright, returned to t ir In 1-A. 100 140 and pound bags.
--honiie to Gi;ave'hnr't -on- Monday. time. under the
Morning service
en, Burling -has be6n RT19PIC Spet FOR HATCHING-Frorn 0.
;Misis Hel es of W. Im. S.
as tea -her o the -J -u mouv�lhe women by the P -WW- F GGS brtd-_io-layBarTedRocks� 5.7cent3a,
Fter. I) K r;V. CJhn
Y4wartment of the pub ... S-I.j Easter Xfornm DralSer, Pickerfrig, 24-30 ze
Me's. CHAPMAN
until the'snminer vaefitton, is silc-. from the text "Thei women CAMD'
qf�!D GRAIN FOR' SALE-31fir-
ileasor to Miss Hughes, who has unto the septilchee at the riAlng of ",q wheat and Canadian Beauty peas. Win.
the sun," MRIA".16:2. ' Evenio Gray jr.. Claremont. Phone Claremont.92113, 31
-Risen Saviour, base - . '. . �1_ , .. - � _. __.: - -1 �. -. -1 -C1 -Requii ites
-Services at St. George's church snujeet, The 0 MENIT.' hinplelpal - and --.-,,House eaning 131�
VERN.
on.the Easter messag& "He ijaL not G C
ter Pa ij� ion Don a For Sale -M. D. Dykes
He is r Phone k"
-at 10.30, Evening at 7. 00, Standard here; for
tl-a Will the. -friends please Come, seethe place' where the Ind, Phone 70. 40tl
Wall Paper -s, Pikint.. Alabastine
_Em-esco,
that Evening Prayer, is now Lord- lai y. Ua Lt., 28 6.2 A speciat
7,, WANTED -To If%& or purchasp, a Boiled Oil, Liquid Veneer- O'CedsI Vurntsh,
:.'at?.00at night. invitation is ektieuded to the pub first -clam residence in the Village of Picker- , - 7. . . I . .. .1 - L.. - �
Surveyors were here Tuesday lie ?r ing, in good condition and modern canveniences Paint Brushe-,. Kalsomine Brushes, Stove
-to c9me and, wombip, on Easti Communicate with Dr. M E. McEwen. V-'eW in"
ourveying the lot purchased last Day. The Methodist -people and ary Surpen. Macdonald College, Box 233. Que- Pipe Varnish, - Carpet Tacks,.
-fall by the Standard Bank. and pastor wish hereby to thank bee, X!tf
.,Sand Paper.'
-the 112
taking the necessary levels, pre� most sincerely all who came f rom SALE -A nice solid brick resi- fact eVerything you require at"th1a season of the
tory to the erection of e ster chui;e"Les, to -me and heir Fdence,_S rooms. and summer kitchen. about
line sot ood year
bank building.' an acre -and a half of land of %4 at lowest prices.
the %,abred drama "The Cballenae
! or carnav barn with stable i�
-A. Defriez. piano tuner of the of the Crosa," last --Sunday even- ; Falase. Apply to Miss Adelaid
e_Keld, Picker
30-32 Highest prkes paid for Butter and Eggs.'
Nordheimer Piano "and -Mnsfc Co., lox. Do not forget the great
even t Ing P- G-
�ALE
of Toronto, will be in. town" in 'a of the season on the evening -of 17OR -In Pickorinpr Village.
G. A.:GILLESPIE, -D'UNBARTON
:V7 -few days. Those wishtog their Wednesday. May. 7th, when the I' a good house. and I I acres of iand. admirably
ada?tcd for residential purposes. with frontaiie
pianos tuned should leave their far famed Wafil-Brickner Peerless on ii and Church Streets; also theorchRrd
Six will give a - high class concert lot w, N it, frontaseon Kinx S
o
rder at THE NEWS Office, 1' Fo u
lars apply toMrs. 0 Leary, 12 Pine=MiZ,
--St. Andrew's church services in Pickering Methodi.4t church, Toronto. 2-31
on SUbday, April 20th,.will begin We take the risk-, you enjo3� the ---For Lowndes Tailoring Company
--In.
at I I'L a;
and 7.80 p. w.; trew-
Easter- mn8ic and Easter
'Acknowledged by all lwell dressed men to be by far the best.
-A pretty bon§e wedding took 0. .
sermon in the morning, and most place in Whitby on- -A pril 9th, at 41 Cotswold sheep, 8 of the ewes
likely illustrated by lime-ligbt the home of the bride's with 10 lambs by theit side. 2 register- 1� -
-�Get tl�
-at Spring, Suit or Cost for Raster.
ed Clydesdale m4res in- foal, reg. filly,
Easter service at 7.30 6; ru. Fred S. ".Mrs.. Ilan, when their driving. mare, set single harne
as, set
mong
Onaccountof thestrike*a We have our new samples and styles justin and -we'
the emp, 9 0 youngest daughter, Befnice Leila- double breeching harness, open buggy, 4.
loyee f the' C i adian was tuarried to Franklin James steel wagon roller beariog 4 Inch tire.
an
ny, our merchants, Prouse, U Pickering, in. the pres.. flat top rack, sei�d drill, corn cultiva- guarantee a perfect fit
and Complete
wen as eir customers, have ence of 4 ntilmber of relati;ves and tor. mower, slikgle plow, cream separ-
-satisfaction with eviry garment.
in Y The parldt was prettily rator.-
Inconvenienced. f ri4nds.
Some have had abipmentsmade to decorated with feras and earns,. Tzams-Citab or credit, Fur forth-
�reeuburn station but that was tions, and the bride -eiibered t We stand behind. our goods. Call and see nil
er particularii apply to H. T. Love. 71
he Ellerbeck A,
-relished very match on Re- room on her father's arm to the rard 4M, or a" W. B. -Powell, auc.
iio re., Toronto., phone Ger-
tount of the bad condition of the strains -of the wedding march from tioneer, Pickering. Sod
R X, BUNTING' PICKERING
d �'Lohengrfn." played by Esta,blished 1857.
-Mrs. L. O'Leary, of Toronto, Nicholson. She was gowned in
b advertising for sale her propertY duchess satin, trimmed with seed W]Atevale Club of
7", he vWage. It conslateof a pearls, the veil being caughtup
�Jlm t
�:�Ilesildence and eleven acres of land. with sprays of white hyacinths, Vnited Flamers
no more desirableland and she carried a bou Seeds have arrived.
quet of
-for reddenflal -purposes than this. nd white hyacinths. At the next meeting of the Clubreso E E 0 NIG T M 'E
ream roses a
Tho" -who have money to Invest The couple were unattended, and lotions will be passed on
�4ould find this a profitable,in. Rev.A. R. Poster, of the Whitby the following:
Re Interewitching of Railways
hoots
as they could sub -divide Methodist Church, officiated. in So
r Bring In your Harness and Co4lars, before the lae
Into, building lots, and the After. the signing of the rigiste I ving our School System t
demand for such Will likely be the guests eat down to the wed. gulation of Foodstuffs
Minute rush.
.4uit4i brisk within thenextfew ding supper. Mr. and.Mrp. Pronse. n a tion of farm implements
left later for Toronto and LindaRY4 Boots Repaired.
ulation of motor trucks on our
--In response to a petitionsign- the bride travelling to a suit of soft roads Collars a Specialty.
�ed by the business men o the tete de neare broadcloth, with hat Call soon and get your needsLeupplied.
Village, the police trust
ees have to match. , After their retnrn E1L.M DAIX MIT -1
.,requested the- citizens of the.vil- they will reside in Pickering.
to observe the new time, Ou"f-town guests included Mr. "'."PICKERING HARXESS:,EXP0R1U1ff
"beginnhig with Monday next, and and Mrs. Burley, Newtonville'; You can always get the best Mani -
the bell'will be rung accordingly. George and Miss Ethel A1,111n, New. toba Flour made from No. 1. �-Ho' e Phone 3600, J. COAKWELL
to
-.It was announced in the Methodi9t captle ; Miss Sadie Van Kewren, Manitoba Wheat.
'�Land Pre!kbvterian &urches that Toronto; Mrs. W. Hodge and Royal Household and Glenors for
`-Itheir services will begin at 11 ft.m. daughter, Margnerite,-Lindsay. - ' -- -Bread_ - Try a ba 9.
add 7.80 -'1Y. -m. (new time) Mid to Pastry Flour Fresh Rolled Oatq to
lit
PRr 0 -
on Sunday next, Easter. t
begin -,BRAN, SHORTSI
''.4andety,
MIX FREDS!,
Wm. Ormerod bits purchasea a new' OAT CHOP Rafige�
-The Surprise Club gave a sur.
ri to Mitts Hazel Pilkej on Ford auto. od -CRUSHED IQATS
Mr. and Mrs. Langley, of Brighton,
ednesday evening, April 9tb. BARLEY CHOP
�.A,Lt 8.15 about twbn have moved Into the Tillage.
WHEAT
peo-
ty yo'
I Fathered at her home Wits Street, of Toronto, has been These stoves"are" eknowledgec
CRACKED CORN
P Is I PJ?Y- holidaying with Miss E. Middleton. t�di be the best stoves
-an evening of games and music. Ernest Trimble has been under the MIXED HENYEED
,_Ono of the main features, of the doctor's care, on the market
but is muchbetterat Caldwell's Cream substitute
evening was the ouiia board. time of writloff. Calf Meal.
`7 Other games were also indulged in Mrs. Walle and son.ofMountFor- Alolasses Meal
to -day.
,�re
the'�I�WM-
e 0 ae
I D =11 w �it h t h �en a'�Z
II K Do
Expreei-Co-SMIA
Zn
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all present had a jolly time. eat, have been visiting with the form- CROPPING AND OAT eadid 'anA
Mrs. SPI bakers, easy on fuel
Music
which was rendered by er's parents, Wm. an Ormerod. CRUSHING EVERYDAY h odsome in Aedgn.
A reception was held in the church 01
miss Ruth Morphy and Ed. Pas.
0 Tuesday evening last I honorof Get prices on feed in ton lots.
i�,� coe, weis highly a ppreciated. n Cxll and seelouF ull:otockl'
b wits served. after which all and Pte. Percy Middleton, wbo have
Lnne our returned heroes, Pte. %red Nutt BELL PHONE.
i'� left for home, mucb pleasedWith i -rent nearly three years overseas I H. BUND�Y
Lbe elreute of the evening, After the expellent program was g.kv: Choppi g every d '. ay.1