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From ties Groin Isle
SIMS BY MAIL PRO* lige
LAND'S SEM*
finfleeninge fa the Emerald • W. d
Interest to Irbil.
Bien.
"Nearly one hundred acres; of 'flax
were grown _ by • the farmers in the
Athy district this year.
A serious-sherta e• of cubed bacon
irs, being experienced by the prevision
trade of Dublin;
The death took plate recently of
Sir Henry .Lynch Bosso, ofAtha"
Venice Rale; County' Mayo.
-Thee Tete .sitalait •.tU901 e, .,
J4I';, Of Barrie Pai k Tipperary, left ^.
an estate valued at. 422,403.
Owing to the increased demand
for turf in the Clones; district prices
rte now thr.highest on record.
Preliminary negotiations are, . on
ft of for the establishment of a dock--
yard on a large scale at Wexford,
English wool' buyers'say that _ the:
clip of 'home-grown *Irish wool.this
year is the best within' memory. °
Marl%
O'Donnell -7e Tipperary!
fined, ten, shilling+ for 'having in
possession three military blanket
The Board of a Trade Journal stat
that; the value of the'. fish caught
the Irish coast in • July amounted
476,226. , R'
lands
are being made in the
ands and West of Ireland toes
lash depots far the manufacture
peat bricks ee .. • • "
Dr, • Joseph Kidd, who died •rece
Iy at Hastings, England, at the 'a
vanced age of ninety-four years, w
a native of Limerick.
• Full naval and military hono
were accorded the 'remains. of E
•gineer Bear;Adrniral Lister, who w
- buried at: Qu c stowee , •
The Military • Medal- has be
awarded to J.'W'L.'I{ennedy', R.
Fusiliers,• formerly a booking cl.
at Dungannon 'passenger station.
The sum, 'of •45,094 was realiz
et a foto given in the City.Hall, B
fast,. on behalf of,,the Red Crewe, +
the Order of St. John •of Jerusale
The Department of A.gricultu
will offer this, month a number
• competitions in the cultivation an
handling of -flax: e •
Aerodroitie contractors From Gra"
• Britain are at present in Dublin, fo
the Turpose Qf, employing,men 'fo
thud•. woilc in England = •
To' supply -the needs o fthe Midland
and -the West• of Ireland:.coal, Yuri
Roscommon.., are hieing" develoete
On! a.�large• seale:
•
s
Vo ' Autumn,
Days
Waif
..�
her 4 double -:breasted .coat, with the cull
s. • • belt and s
Pockets +traps alippitig',
es through slashes. Suitable for school
on' or play; McCall Pattern. No 8520,
to Girl's Coat.. .In 7' sizes 2 to 14.
Rrriee 20 .c n : years.
.I
a cents.
id -
eta
tab-
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While testing "ail aeroplane, Lieu-
ten
'Louth,
RuSeton,, R,A.T►., of Ardeb; co.
Louth, fell t.distaasiice of seventy feet
and receiVer'atalliliiies: •
The tete find of „coal sedans in the
Irish Midlands •,promises to give.. an
abundant yield and.• relieve the:coal,
situation in Ireland.. -
' Private James Duffy,, V,C., Royal
InniskilIing;usiliers, Leferkenny,•:is,
taking part in, a recruiting campaign
• in his own 'and surrounding counties.
•• , The message accompanying a pearl
for the Red Cross necklace was' "in
gratitude for .a' chaplain husband° and
brothers serving"
Owing' to a • strike among the . em-
ployes of the builders,. _hotels, .print-,
ing 'ornces •'.and coachniakers, nearly
nineteen thousand -workers are' now
Acne in Dublin. • . ` + ,.
Captain George • Baird .Moffat,.
R A.M.0 , Belfast, has been- awarded'
' the • D..S O. for service in. the Ger-
.'man Smith"'African campaign..
. Gunner" Nathaniel 'Curry, R.F-.A.,
who died recently in the military hos
pital, Victoria Barracks, Belfast, •C vas
buried :with full military honors.:•
Hugh Wright, ; manager of ' the
Stephen Green Motor Company, was
fined 45 at Dublin for using petrol;
contrary to the Motor' Spirit.Order.
At •a parade: of. the troops in Vic-
toria Barracks,- Belfast, the . G.O.C.,
Cul.- . C. Bassett, presented a . num-
bei of awards for service in the field,°
Foch ate Work.
I. confess, : says an English writer,
that when l: first. saw' Foch, in .the
-._ : midst --of awgrene-ofe `elistiaguls e-
Frenchmen, I was. •astonished at --his
".civilian"•= -almost : professorial as-
,pest. 'I: had •estpected a
megre, martial
'fi re. ` He seen++ a;''si`tnore the atu'rleilt
"7"::1j. then the warrior.. Yet, in the,
quiet of his plain .little office,. the
Marble forehead and eyes. of steel
':> a austerely • •bent $v'err a little book in
"e which he is. jotting orders of the day,
him -seems a living' incarnation of Ito
` din's "Thinker" on the steps of the
ee Patio Pantheon strong and absorbed.
The telephone on the table in front.
. of the' hanging map, • marked with
lariat .linee,_.are_ t-he.aonly-objects other
- than the simple furniture, lightened
__1sy'_the ebeali.cretonne-curtains-•at tli
Window. The telephone is the baton
with which the. Marshal moves arm-
ies, and: commands myriads of men.
preservativ
l7o not use oxtificial es
er "canning compound." They are
not' only •harmful to tiheelth, but un.
necessary.
Prete' reports say thet the sehnon
run in ehe littera of northern It-a...Hid:
Colurebta eepeciallY bearer title Year.
ltielieemen have been tealtingfabuloes
Back oe almost every agricultural
... nelievement, great or LS Than, t11431V IS
n human. interest story. •All ,,too .
often it is the last thing which praeti-
° eal Men think of getting. rn nnseal
' *here it is 'obtained, ilionfreVer,. it ili
the part which stielts la the. reader's.
For the miss at echoel.a serge dress
nslws most desirable; combined
with a• contrasting material at the col-
`Tari 1V1cCa11 "Pattern ,1Yo,; 81.66, Misses'
Press.. In 4 sizes, '14 to 20 years.
Price, 20 cents..
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or from
the 1VIcCalI Co,, 70 Bond ,St.,`"Toronto,
Dept . W. -_-..
The wear is doing something for
eivfi1zzat on. nets estimated -that
table waste in Toronto. has been re-
duced, 75 per cent,• since 1914.
Froin the W'r,
Comes the neWS' that •
the AntoStrop Safety
Razor helphtg
high morale of the
Nothing makes a
soldier feelAiore like
himself than a clean,
velvety shave—this is
only posaible with an
.Of ektee_aelfestropping.
feature is the only
_razor that isaklways-m---
perfect condition.
At faille store snrolip.
AttfoStrop
Safety Ita.zor
Licilted
GERMANS SA1KED
EVACUATED TOWNS
THE MATERIAL LOSSES ARE
INCALCULABLE
French and: Beigiyzn •Cities- Celebrate
End of Pour Year," ,qf Privation '
and Oppression.
Douai, in its waste and desolation,
err, s sad sight. Moving picture+ of the
city. should be taken so that •thetiworl"d
could see for itself sights which can. -
rot be described : °
-_rine streets are tilled all the insaneWithTfernitiare
i
and articles of.all hinds. It. might
ba said that in Douai a•
asylumshad been peed and that
znadlnen in their fury had taken' .de-
light in destroying everything. The
material losses are incalculable.
The stained glass windowsin the:
Church of St. Peter have .been
smashed, and the. great organ has
beer broken up. Religious ernae•
n:oat,t dree- i ed -s atter:ed �abau
4he. floor of the church.' The City
Hall, ' where, the Gerrit= command- a
ant had his quarters : was: ill e .
,ag d
t'i..
p
end tacked. d
Ck . Most
f the .�
o paintings
in the museum were taken away, but Jo
fortunately
the he Ir"elf
s
r3* was and am-
aged.
r 7111,
NOM T>ti ON OLD BATTLEFIELDS
WOMEN ! IT ig MAGIC t "
any Hive, Brunei the Conflicts is tittt:i
LIFT OUT ANT CORN E "Cockpit of Europe."
Apply a few drops .than lift
corn* or seliu se off with ft is fitting thea the war :for the
we itis freedom; should be fought ,14
ilnaerseeno pain, thel "Cacki: t of 'Europe," which tar
- ...off -a..- w.,...:,0„0,,,,... nn; a alien a than^and, years' Ii been
Jz�st thinlci can thiel Beene of erech^Jpalcing Wtttle,s,
lift ofl. any Cori} ur_ cat
There is scarcely a foot on all the
ia>< without pain or `look battlerfront in Flanders and
�aQreness. France the. has not echoed to the
ClneSaaatl xnan dlcit
of +r ed hosts.
cit Lille and leen, St. Quentin,
covered this atlier co and Laorf
Pound and r tber t t , Rheims, around whieli the tide .of
'battle is El ;izig to -day, are ::all •old-
tieezona- ALF dru • timebattla('reunds. Lisle was cap-
- gist will' sell a tiny l turd by Lc pis XIV., and was, stoutly
raw. own reezone, hire ho f,,cf niece its 1792 against the Aus-.
h , for very 1i ttl i traa B', _ In ;' a4R _T air 'yaws the ueopo
" . t= li ou y . a fo a of '.g re"at tattle in which the French
drops directly upon roe d the Spaniards. At St, Quentin,.
tender corn 'or cello . ell August !IOth„ 1$57,. the army of
Instantly the sorenes Philp Ik. sine a ct
$" � o over the
Goe
disappears, then eller
Iy you will find the e
•or callus so loose the
You can lift it righ
off. • ,.
Fre elle and, the Germans, under Von
en
ciefc arse the. French in 3$71.
on was the centreof fighting in
the religious land League wars•again-
st•-E gland,
Freezoue. is wonder feated the• 1
. Earl. it dries lnstantly;'I Near Rhein*
doesn't eat' away th- Fre ch.aki>a
cern ' bF Wile: u c
r 1 � � ro Na
sian in 181 '. " At Courtrai the
Ings kart to t
�.f h a
g ...french army
their stren,1 h . on July 11th, 1302.
And at Ro hers; near • Yprea, the
re
F
And,
, and • r FiCheCrit' and 1liacdon-
ald, defeate the Austrians .in 1794.
At Amiens. the Germs under
Man 'eufel, d feated the Freenc i� forty-
eigh years , • go;' and, at Nancy -Chas..
the ; old wa 'defeated by° the Swiss
in 14 7.
Fr m Len,, and Arras you cat
Agin oust,; , e scene of the his
battl :.of 14 , ; also Fonteno , where
the reach 'A° uted the allied.English,
Dutc , Hano rians, and. Austrians in
1745; the, Se n, the scene of the bate
ti in 1870. ich led to the downfall
of the Frena Empire. ,
Ne r Brus' �:1s there, are many Sam. -
cite
. b,ttlefie !'.s of other days, among
them Waterl o; Quatre Bras, iviiere
Marlb ' rough efeated the French: and
Bev(, ans; gny, where .Napoleon'
Dune eff the 'russians in 1815; Tir-f
lemon ', wher Dumeuriez thrashed
the, A stri in. 1793; and Steen-
kerke,wher a the French beat the .Al
lies,i,i 1691e.,
shrivels h es Itupu
Y1 witho
van irritating the surrounding skin,
Hard,, soft or oorns" between the toes
A .we11 •as painful calluses; ' lift righ
fl. There is no pain before or after
wards. If your druggist hasn'
treezone, tell himmto order a ;small bot
the for you .from his wholesale ;dru
house,
HUN DEWE'ROYBR WAS SUNK
'British Seaplane Dropped Bomb
•Squarely in Centre of Deck.
The destruction of a,German des -
oyer by • a British seaplane is
•
' Roubaix azzd Turcoe ng • yesterday ,
trance. from
- - e a• Christ-
i'ourth of
e. Tears of
shouts' of
pulation sang
flags.
t -completely
boy, There tr
celebrated thea
the enemy, enc
inns, New Yea
July all rol1e4
joy intermingle
deli
it w
Ev
nto
wi
laughter, while, the
and danced and wa
The two eiti=s
wild with emoti
were kisses, h
for every Britis
windows housew
tures, of French . an
celebrities' torn
There 'a,, go
baix . and Turcoi
gelid of our hon
privation and.:
swashbuckling G
leaving in their
as they • could
home in the :Cit
mei things that
away were. deter ye
Systematical y
The Germans ere p
fore'ed to leave t e to
went to extreme lengt
destroy and steal Rou.
coing,were syete aticall
°Roubaix suffering this ni
'Wiz' the Gernia s cut
seats from •chair:, rip
frohir-theiefranre , rd' -
cloth coveringon iitattr
--ently they went roug
hen er of the cit with
seeing how much + ey co
interiors. In ma
d. 'handshakes
er. On thein
d pasted, pie-
itis'h military
agazines..
son for; Rou-
-
celebrate the
.of hardship
ssion. Thet machine turnedto the right and be-
lied "gone, I gen to fly toward the coast. Its oc-
s izidch raja .I.cupants had evidently 'seep something•
early every of importance. Lookipg' below. I' saw,
been , saclked,,'! a few miles from the Zeebrugge mole,
otbe Carried' II six little shapes which' seemed sta-
tionary on the gray .sea • ' •
glarized. "They were.' German . destroyers,
ted at being , which' were in reality steaming at
s, and they
s to defile,
aix : nd Tur
burg :sized,
st. In
fine - leathe
ed pictures
eirtinikell"ite
saes.,r pear-
-the/
ear
.tire weld
the'
the/i,' ea of
Id kv cka and
the=
Get
•
1i they
and
bheat
wire,
een
+tell
•t
graphically told by Captain' Paul.
Bowsher, who observed the unusual
occurrence from the cockpit of a fast
British bombing plane.
-He Was lying off the Belgian coast
when. he• saw two British machines int
front of him. • • :
"Suddenly," he. writes, "the front
y pia es nth
'
mai, seemed, to ; o into p 1}ou
deliberately break up ev:ryt i'
could lay their ha ds on
'For miles . around ' Ronal
Tureoingthe: countryside , has
singed and scorched by the re
-war.-13r-oken '' cannon,' -
rifles. pieces of shell, barba
and the bayonets and other equ
of sr;diers are scattered' all'
There are' miles' rf'• mangled bout.
fields,
whoi the shell craters are. s, thick
that' it is impossible to tell wh e ono.
begins teed the other leaves oft' Hers
and'•there•are old machine•gun . ounds; 'twistA Pa
nd at Laon. Blucher de-
ench in the year 1814.
, iii • whose cathedral
tie have-reeelvecit ettheir
lean thrashed the Rus-
Flem-
twice
see
ric
iIRLS WHEN .SKIN'•
ItWITH: LEMON. JUICE.
topspeed ';toward .•Jake a beaut Ioth1n fora few cents to
the coast. Gradual- ' ) remb e• tan' freckles, •sallowness.
ly the seaplanes drew .• nearer -and, " , ,•
from the land. •
riig .s
"Near the (rent •ac machine h e a eared•
Pp ly You
a small black -ball of smoke.: Another , hite..
�- eared and another, • and I could ' cot
-hew he`'el~iat ::cra�clt o -hit stip
shells, g' alto
on p
Vereethey were a os the
over the destroyers, whielz were' be-
ginning to zig-zag as the danger of
the' coming,attack was realized. • •
"1 saw ' six black ` cylinders drop
nearer, .and soon were but•;a fea'v. miles • Your
t
spinning from the front • ` machine.
Near the destroyers appeared the
white smoke and spray of a bomb.:
Another followed, and another. Then
on one of the destroyers a -great red
s
0
a'
ii
ai
grocer
•fie or
with
•raf
weir
t in
ell,,., .T
try tic
id. co r•plexio
;gp the: frag
to` the face,
id just see h
n ss, re. mess
and haw smo
skin becomes.
and the beauti
flash appeared and the' centre of the You. °
boat was left 'clouded in smoke.• Its
attacker had scored 'one direct, hit.
"I shouted excitedly to the pilot as
one, of the destroyers dropped out'of'
'line and made swiftly for its' mortally
wounded consort. -
"The airplanes returned 'to report.
trol, returning a few hours Iater,
d that they had seen five Ger-
' desroyers, returning • toward'
nd. • At that' time..the sixth, torn
shattered, lay with many ,another
ed' and' rusted companion under
ea."
,Icoiftzteisretisoend.e:..t,7.copn,le.ces ,by ,f13*
shell taint.
Rejoicings • at Bruges: F. •
eclipsed those of Lille followhi
liberations of the two cities. 11
the occupation of Bruges lty the
lowed to receive news from the •
birds
wood
to m
physi
dred
oak.
pecker
t
sestan
entioi
sects,
injure
ges
the
ing
Ger-
t ate
side
state
man
and
the s
Imine
trans the people there 'were n'
r aerie tthetr friends
the German lines, unless the ' news
was handled by the GerMan o cers.
-Bruges. was fined enormous urns
on various occasions, the corro pon-
dent says, and everything .mad of
werks at Bruges were robbed of e ere
scrap of machinery. The GerinanT
paid for nothing except stood t
drink, 'and then only in paperhiSne:v.
The town itself is iutact, and the
belfry .and the front of the Hotel de
-Ville are uniujtired. Brost of the pie-
teree remaia in the 'gallery, and
Bruges seems. to, be as restful as in
the old. days, except that all • the
bridges are' gone, Geeman :nines
completed ehe work done by British
ter edo hi
esubmaririe-hatie eat Brakes.-- ---
Carried King on Shoulders.
Ostend. were so overjoyed when the
King `and Clueen of Belgium lande
there on Oat. 17, that many of thiii
heartily lciesed the rulete of the lib -
•
nse yalue of Woodpeckers in
Preserving Our Forests. '
the many theusands of kinds of
la, North America •the downy
peckerati perhaps most helpful
an. Long ago hature selected
to be the chief caretaker, the
clan and surgeon, 'of the tree
itieeThe Spell of the Rockies
nes A. 'Mills says that fivetheme
kinds at insect§ prey upon the
These, ag'gressive pests •form
r 'armies' with which the :wood:.
his incessant' struggle with la-
the evoodpecker has helpful as-
ce from many other bird fam-
He' himself gives general at-
. to. 'hundreds. of' kinds of in -
but, he. specializes on these that
the tree internallyee Ile is a
p es w ch were launched at the melds for tree surilerY Are i tt t
crated town. King Albert and Vice -
Admiral Keyea, of, the. British Navy,
"Says' the Dover correspondent of tbe
Daily Were catried to the town
hall on tha shoulders tot men in the
large -crowd 'which greeted the King
and Queen at the leading. Ali ordin-.
ail bonds. Of restraint were lOosed in
the ImiVY delirium of the occasion.
Queena‘valkeol to the eitys hall
We et:MS=16 1110106 auger than is
good for us, as a rule. Itaprove your
diet and neguire Seine neW•pleasilres
of the breakfast table by using a lit.
tle salt instead of a lot of sugar on
your grapefruit and cereals.
n melee
year performs innumerable success'
surgicaleoperationte
The downy woodpecker, the small-
est member of a family of twenty -
our distinguished etecies, iS the lam
ored one. Between his attacks on th;
concealed enemies of the trees ha
finds time 'to prey freely upon cater-
pillars and other enemies that feast
on the leaves and blooms. He appears
most content when he is .close to the
haunts of man, and he. spends 1•nuelt
of his time carilig foeour 'orchard
and cleating up out ehade trdes. •
Foirtunately for the forest, Dr
Woodpecker, 'during his ceaseless
erally discovers Infested trees. If
MI6 woodpecker is. not equal to. the
situation, many emicentrate at this
insot-hreeding place; and here they
reniain until the last dweller in dark-
tiesa la reached and devoured. So
important are these birds; that the
sheeting of a single one may allow
insectS to waste aeres„of ,forest.
In feudal clay
At eight siiic
Wherein the L
Probe' fierce, tes
With pilgrim's,-
. will mid
Werse reoxoemkeigedi
Where. Abralut
nightly t
Among the re
Of 'thine oivn-i
" away
With lands upl
who piray
But thota• dear 1
singe
East well'atone
ad the' lemons and any
oilet counter. will sup•.
reeounces of orchard"
w cents. -;Squeeze' the•;
h -lemons -into .a bottle,
e• orchard white and
is maces aguarter-pint
beautifier known. Mea-
nt, creamy lotion daily
peek, arms and shands
w freckles, tan, sallow.'
d roughness disappear
seft and plear the
Yes! It is harinless,
tresults will surprise
the brave Crusaders
we times, to free the
d of Life had -lain -in
rping foreigners be-
cotistant
so lately taught to
had . pitched his
It, the Lion-hearted
and, sadly turned
ted, like the' onea
for failures of the
By settieg free the iFfoly Land at last.
When ordering•geods by mail send a
Dominion Express' Maney ,•
''She Packs a boi With soldier sciaks
And as she blies •she hears ilia door:
At what she's pecked; ' picke-up .a bit
-ha"nd,tifng •
Alai twists it slowlet in her trembling
' Takes out the seeks sheafinisheci late
last night, • I
Whilst yet the cablegram Was. On' it;
Caresses thems•And reads the new ,
"He died 'of, Wounds the twentieth of
aiiparilta Liniment pares Colds, irc.
Get' yeur assets in liquid shape for
the new Victory Loan. p
This summer, London, Ontatie. has
transformed 400 vacant lots info gar-
dens. This area, some 200 'acres,
formerly grew nothing hut weeds.
relmi over you. *When it 33 1111.*:
spoken you teign Over ft. -Arable
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E.WGILLETT CO. LTD.
TOROt ya-CA�1ADA
WJNHIPEC: MoNTRLAL
When Summer Filed,. •.
Summer had a rose roof
-Aid WindoWs•bright with light,
And sweetest, rivers singing by,
And dreams *of dawn and night;
And all sweet tlzingls and shinning
wings
Made music in. their, flight,
-
She wasn't Winter's sweetheart,
Although: he wooed her so,
And he made. for her a prison
Walled 'round with hills of snow;
But. Euantner said:r "Love_keeps_the
gates;
• They open, and •1 go!"
•
1(In ld'1. Liniment Carne O'argat la ,Cows
Not 'Even . Germ:
aG
A country school teacher was cash-
ing her monthly check at the bank.
The 'teller apologized for the filthy
condition of the bills, sating: "I hop0
you are not afraid .of. microbes."
"Not a bit," answered the school-'
ma'am; "I'm: entre no microbe could
live on' my salary." •
!lave it ab led his own product.
• Late Winter in Russia.
wintar in North.
ern Rued*. Ws* ushered bin by a heavY
fall of -snow, ilaye fin iirehaflgel deft-
patchtof Oct. VO. The Ovine and Vag*
Rivers, which usually are closed at
this date, are still iee free, The allied
soldiers are being !gall:Pad witit semi, ,
Axctic uniforms, Including eheepaldn
greatcoats and Antic. felt bootit
**arms zantment auras ;J.istisosatiar..
eadefill'etk:ItlifIrt7ate:nedes:04a4atartnil•amPlatml-grobl:IdualTextensieirnt4titielle*".:irelo:::: -
(41eitti • groweem, in Kent county, have
used. next year. ItfarWich and Blen..i
seed from New. Ontario, one, wavier
weteeesi
gee E tetsestatimmt ;Mery
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