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i. for ; 1.10•4‘,. / /It 4/10ic :and .7 -
Great Reba:ins
Tne Leeallow semertnec
!MEM ettillitlit being mada la the countr{, and the yr.
ernment wee able and willing to pay a, •
good price, But erdinary, reattonable Wooden SOldlere Stood Sentry, at
preats were net enough, Insatiable greed , Her poor.
BACILIONZIN. Pro *Ietor 4103;it itCopportuinty
and Bdttar. from the tbrone• of AS the
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Titi',Ifidalyt Mar4it 20.4,18
PRINCESS WAS POOLE% P OF-4AMPARIN;
PliblIelied *vire Therado moodier
1.4uoknow, Ontario.
In all ltias of Metes
. and Ladies Appsrei
(treated IMMO Ottered
90.9.8110...1
eafs Par Overcoats regular
pcIo 1115. and 16.00141 be sad
04/14•' 14846'
.1.04,1.11.1.011.1*.M
. 4 it mac set a In MI5 V'ertlinand IV. wee driven:.
few more dollars, though the. army member* ot hie family, „cent, "All
nhoilld, be 'rendered Inc:Wattle' and tie' aged lialf-eititer, fled to Qf
• the lonely old Bourbon prineees who.
EttoPire deetroYetl. ' • ,reinaleea In the iai.d Where ber
1-• - """e"." ' faX0-11r bad reigned.1 Ve Onto 'game.
&gelid 10100SS. • rad -tells -a teuehtug little story.
_ The victorioutt French, who had
![.. • ---MndaY. :March: z40". 'd.riven Ferdinand• from the hrOne.
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TRUBADAY, MARCH .20tb., 1010
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SASIKATCHEVAN, GAAS 11IPY
Premier Scott, of Saskatchewan; 11.04$
t
Mos% Spit* suite:130st tweed atnaminced that It ov r
hal)Irwbi made a bu4inette..trip to treated the old:lad with every e
e tutten •
Millar price $10 00 for $O 20 the near future, pose a law forbiddiog 11ipley last Saturday. eideration. The- u w XiP11". $010P11'
190 $15. Sale 10.20 ti*Provillee. rid* will come into °31 rzen uorder that'
oreat war. Ito a preihninary step coin Ica Annie:114M ta Wile again after OhoUld be • renieved • ilicatienti conehed in ever v ' i
GERMANY'S 9BSESSION
Nati, and Empire)
Altura German ivritera asaert thet
no foteliner eau understand Germany or
the German mind, there are smite neu-
tral obiervere who appe,ar to haveiorne,
ed some altrewd, if unflatteeing, opinions
upon the Fatherland. One of them is
Prof. Theodore tlerk Smith; professot
of American hiatory William College,
Ivho ec•ntrituten to the New York Times
an admirable artiele upon "Germany's.
metes warisea .suit; reg .14 the eide et jutexiestiet Arera Gepege. Roo, of mount Forest, caned . reocoeftelltv'teirt*- reot,PerBtY and ber Natmnal Olisesmon, n Introdue.
f here lately.
• the eau, vibe tut he 1111: tory remaxya prof. sioth siva that never
All kin& ef hoya. a:iiibst 'beat. *i*et 4* tile Oat 44 of 4tily next, and *is* An te Fisher le :learning the .0too d before th -4 1. a 711" has a Publ.
been . SO „tithatded with AT-
,. 43 oar' at the Place's gamentil, appeals, explanations and just -
now. , and had saluted• wnen ate named •
makes regular fltioilow, $3.25 rema• in in force lintil th 4 f -Inakt°1414
10%. for anal eepte„ =nein* on the bit alk ari I las M. hn
• he rem d
. y arietY.ef au'
_e en o the • •
.
• fl
Shalt, er reg 123
. And, on thla
ding 80//10 time on. the 01. con, point, in spite of the, whicesa, onatie . guago and from -every bert ,ef person-
.
:from the Olienceller hims31f, from diplo-
aall t t . e , , . , . 0 stout of LimknoW, is bcezeed atoateigrie Teathadji/Zrrirchyaadi mate. aline,ve 4, from university profes-
Into ilrees • reg. 150. anti. 4040 a seveno'clockin he vetting visiting at th0 10)410 CU...NOR Campbell., ,
Mr.allitMO. .Tolni Bess, of Olivet, a Inge a•if.e7 dr properly be accorded to ger t4a0doed ardmiahnorvo% si"titofutireeeleeitoletheatvtderawttoeun
• ' '' " .4. This is the moot drastic piece of anti Were the peets of a forte of their, friends' Thme• reteig oft tehistamesiliiiii t .ree ; t accept
20e„ for ...;„ . li2i canto, ea'a...4 'claY 94 341014,er arg °Pen. '
utitorlegislation ever passed in Canail.
It need Must 110 WON' it il.lberte
follows the example ot her sister Rrev,
9 pee ,aliCe they -Would long -since'. have
, wounded the .princees more, 6caply „cOn4nered Anietica,,h4f Wheys thertiest•
We are 'OW telrePert that Sal4•dene. For 'Abe iiret;tinie she felt her. 4re• on Yet, to ProduM itnY ifiesSoraW
•
• rriatei regular 15,11 and ioe, here last week.• `
• than -many more 'whine 1osse8 bad Striking feature of is their utter IA-
,
. . Glib" wire bag, ,,beea iltror aMag.tiFigtit$ self aa outcast.. an exile, la her:Own effect upin'Argerictin sentiment."
Shirting, replay IN. and i6c. able In be °peasant, :, • - 0 , land. She grieved 'tie Steadily :that' 0faimak 'ZioTioi'T or DEPPiea
for...........12c. and Inc: 'MO GeOeIrwin entertainel. a leiviof . er strength began to Ian. _ Tbe. wri er behevert tha e e•liee. Of
e e.s,eniegiast.week, . , stayed w th, their mietressi decided oat ' gine by ••taking„ two t
rnee• g
Ma3r".expePt that nearly atiforward
'legislation in Canada, both ,fdominiOn
and Provincial, will 'have ital. origin- in
•tbe.Weet, 'The people Of the Went are
far alore daring tban-600"e_ pi the Fotat-
We jewneigilbora and friends, of JACknow •••,Pinii'llri the leyal servants wifo.had:thelstore is that eiter7 oerrnan apao.,
,
Tho,.00. von,' scribe would inalte a reetore the We I order grantsd 40 0; fundamental . assinnution
Bleached 09tton.' regalar 10 a,nd partner for anebody hi life; but, like • old ladYlt epirite. ° AO- ", eyes voietea every
cording' they hio ed t wlugh
Ac -
IOL. af'.• is/ * 'it *0 O• 0,* 810:*
Mei& Tog skirt; reghlar .
704. and 1,?' for ....39 and 690. P4
to resort to -a subterfu n to • atone g er
everybody goou else, often makes unknown wooden riodier, ofai;g4ed 4444 glflaaar;,. thing he ear - he key to this ditlicul-
The ..itailroad Overalls, the very As. tilkea. We will: not critisize. dui appearance: on this, deremy they. ty is to; be found in the fact that. a single
beet makeitnd Materiel, Will be, ., . • , With the telephone and Rural Mail Painted the gay entferni. of the 11$1a-: InIM011 OROS'', a "PI= of -romPai$o;"
- sel4 et-re*inable- -price.- -Atm because "' " new' Wkez:i..t1"7,1"e that ' 'delivery any girl that wouldn't Want. to Politan grenadier, They set the lig- bas doMinatd all gernum ideals Off 41,7
Smooka of the ea= goOde and,' ' 'a thing is Tight a- profitable - they go live en a term Whetter Away from -it; Aire in-teatentry•hox by -the -gate or -thsk - fierna.tional- relations and domestic _goy'.
. . r the mistress to -drive -out. - , • • - campaign instate .that, --Germany- Must
Ladies'. Handkerchiefs, 10 for,. and Practice% Saskatchewan has .hild a a 'il • . ...1 0 h ha h • . Tha ceuated mi the 'Mare -1046d- ' have the strongest•ariny in Europe, and
Sec,....,, m 2., lu iv?, een. meeting nese of the prineeee, and on the fact . nos he able, iii ease ef wert ta• ciefeat
• 'Only .., 4O.4.: • / r t • . or, 256... COaple, of hard years. '' At. ir eVident .
W en arm more that sbe alwayl paused through the the argiige of any enemies by an 'cier.
Everyday 4.'e.,p' 1,0,...e; *one, 24.; enough that the saloons. have greatly .472 'tr::repoarct/edaletein% ea:gem:lie offit, irili gate in her. carriage, to make the epee
whelining attaCk, and must carry on the
fat.. i„. -.„ ...;:, , ..„.„,,,-„- ,,,„, ,...150, i..nitio7rtshed..inanY Of the. PeOP1% milt, 'record the most. enjoyable winter that euceebefut And when at test the car- '
Tna.r.krorm farmy madeo.eg, ing things volute- than AMY 'otherwise, haa been spent by the Young 'Nora° for' :Jay:. did Pass. theY samptbillYeet411; ictalacde iivaleirl)Pennalt:foeameYo'sertomritniteZail. -11133hi;
200•0 for.., ;,..„ ....., ..;-10e• .‘"eld have been.Pei" that reason they .8°;ti°1°' 't . 4 ti • t • tithPat ettliea,.thaedamneott.dettheected the deceP. It the Germaa Ilarsire came into ' being,
• • • •
They are ^ not afraid of 'a thing simplY
both ter her Owl' geed aad tkese areand Princess' reeldeinee. and Waited ter' ermeq iiftY, years. This "plan of
make.' ' • - • right -after it, regardless of old customs
Phildee of. the finest are to be olosedup; rronner Scott is a e re°3° wood -bee an dance a tien
Sam 'Congmmis was a delided camas, ' • • It was practised in 1886 at Austria's ex.
about 14 cards of wee& being cut; and Prorethat time the princess re. pense, and in 1870 at ; the expense of
*the.. MAY be wen* al a dress Po. swan of extraordinary *litenes is Post,- France. Sincethenthis • princ.ple has
reg. and•tlierei is no doubt but be stranger at the party reports it one* of vivdellh* The ae.atrY never lett h
. . , ,, an , e pr newts never diseotere,d the been accepted by.every militery chieftain
• • '' ,. ,, ,, . gogedbefore takirlh.leiag tauPeinatIrt). ill the„ Pr°v/n. , ae„ taihaeabhee8tredheiteoYnerthwouse wabLOWwleircea‘,rce:aeregt: rereseteort;Yd:wlihelhatierritisoYaaitidliebrver litejahltahit. in
hGeeldirinthanki4oannlyd by aesYmerlsheibitlezoeifne'neiviet
,
B. tlill'ZSTElli'S . . '' °f
, , ,. ,,, „ . ... . • . , to the,whole.aftair. When the • Second- But oecaotonally she dt-d complain t„ednefGeoesrm. Ty w
. ' Prohibition will be a ruinous - blow ers.do anything they do it right, , it we .that under the new. regime soldiers • win. This is the german
r did. not preeent 'IlYn18; all theY , we sys m, and because the
.•. , .
had-- people in. the 'United States' believe/ that
Itergain atom . ' many of the hetelkeepers in SeSkatchel do say it ourselves. • • . , e
win. 'A:luring the preePerens Years " of•
dahf"- in ther. daYa wile°. her hr°thel. the wade defensive and offensive hail)
. • -trios stivo..• . ... ,, _ .tbo, icont boom, the ho tin b.a ING stiooTA0E,,
• ' • ian * profitable and• LiveVinnow in Tube For Bait. •
hotel properties tvereeeld at ridiculous:.
Next doer'. t4 •0 fi . was, •
1. .
1 / ' ' ' ' could not in justice a •y 0 _ . will have to he ,niade..• up from
•- _ •.. - „ • ' • ,' , , . ' • countries that are enjoying the lessing8 his ambitions are unsatisti d, •II
r •Nr ', - VA,. P:tiourt Sherwood No: WO .1411eltilinr. IlOn. I . ' . ' - e One of the%) is • Canada. • It is started out in life' with great ninbl- ,
. I mete wrepy last Ilitty.of the month in
, in the Oddfellowe' , Visitiingbrethern our boneden duty to see that. :Britain floes to _become a Pxime Iiii_nistei..- a.
wra Wont to command .the applause
cvmdlaur invited to attend, °Met Ran o- ' THE• E. oummas. 000TE shall not as far •as preventable, 81 cr ..-- -s- ,-- , -
...,(1.12 ....kel.rt.c', 'BeRelt Johnston, na,°Treas.bt GrahDli: ' ---,--' , * from a hick of foodetaffa,•or of such at or :of listening senates, to achieve great
i,„ riches. He•slowly finds that his ini-
77---.:. . - - - There seems no getting away frIldit-11-a lidosecfeu.:1- ininit'eotriheirptothrdiss,„°°buoutthrr men ,l'a'n'd tial ambition can bear no - fruit and'
'1,:''''", ' 6. 4 -Po' U. *W. lineknow Lodge, No..137, ;meta fact that many at,ue anadian so ers '
. second Monday of,eaohmonth In the,Odd- that he must be content with -little. was the sole Justification for Germany
f - . hed . boots h. h women are called upon le put.ferth their lle ra• ust.• learn• to secure a degree •of going -to war. He peints.mit that at the
. ,c , • renews' gait ?Laster Work:loath .Y. Mae- were furnished with, -Iv ic were best efforts so that when the time fames oomfort in lowering his ambition to very moment when Russia and Austria.
• 'f „„ ,. 060,7„icia.co.rineoleteepwri-DeimeltiMALOLIIIto8hrtoss.,Rec- Taa„,orthl,„,605 to men doing the work o any deficiency can readily be met The second lace or to thirdP ace Or to appeared able to come to an agreement
. , . , ld* 'on active Service Evidence accomplishment of this does not neces- no .place at all., But • age brings the over the Serbian matter, Germany 'de
• • ' - • Dental . . already sohniiiied h3, met, who got .the sari_l.y repair extra labor, ' but. it does. coipeiniitt,ion. of ,it better ,ind, gment of el.ared via.rAu'polf rtyhe.sii.a. ..N".?„ ether
, . peraculany suggest more care in prepar values. , .lion conswere...moehization an excnse
a_. n n,, n, n .. ‘, hootatowacw gores this beyond a doubt; dim of the sou and in. the. selection- -,o1 , ., A ..-..,,,, for war., Germany's demand that Bus-
', - .......,... _ -..•.-..atairc-- "in..."-•Thate,,•-ei• 7,0ge,-,•Tece^." sra.".terr--S°eenePe-alldit-ilintated.that the_w_hole.,firsteion- „otseedoind•in attentim to •ri • . ''' . maddening 'nun' • e_3._• •h Czar_
. ixtstrctn r't°°)12 coOrli
• Isittmess was pspee y • pre • •
• `: FOOD STUFFS , ot interept to fiehermen ie a novel
• 'otittrikriiiieb-rieitintlY • patelited"foi.
, • • • - w• • • • a single minnow •for all entire
• , .1y,high prices, 'When the collapsece,rne
1115 live
Bus d Society Car these properties, of eourse; rentained Et_Ye ' itness with the
111ifiS412 Soc • day'a fishing for• maskinonge or blies.
with the last and hi -best. putetaiers 'nut's° "'"'"'"Y' "4'9 isslieci lvar-.''a A'atrong. clear slang tube 'is equipPed .
oppositft Meanings they eamiot compre.
,!iend the ...0,Aeritzinewils-aorgrttitiwEe4t407'
of
'that has exercieecteomething in the nat-
tiie-of a reign of terror in Europe for
moor years. . To any non -German,"
against the.suggese.on that the Gernsans „,,th metallic rinse, to which are at-
soNs,ta., clielpli,• With big b# trade „there might .„be am a beaten nation. • He gieyithat'theY iii4ehed Winters of hooks, and a lo dseaYys,tphel.°Zlintahiloaelt.iharadeecrileaai.aaaeonr°m°1."
•190.019,_ ald NFU. - - some prospect of struggling. along under are still ,Or ant ed. have' abliodont re- wire.' A live minnow placed ,within
. - rutory, cotild avold tak.. io_g_ the. utmost.
.the hese load of the inflated purchann sources, are:fedliP With illusions, ',and the. tillte, !Which :is filled with water. preeentions in such circumstances, It
MARVEEXLINDSAi,,Icionnow,Ont. Agen• t . • ,1 • 0.11l:ntillA -conqdent... of Ultimate eueeess• and the ilshline le .attached tri' the '
Was not that ',Russia, France. , Switzer -
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'Spring Millinery Display
26th. and 27th., ,
113 Our Spring display of trimmed Millinery will'be
hld ogariday and Saturday, the 26th. and 27th.
. • -
cf March."' Miss McInnes extends a cordtat 1n.44
vttAtion. to the ladies to .visgt. our showroam .and
• a I
see the newest styles for Spring.' The store will
'kbe kept open on these nights to give an opportune.,
ity to those who canUOt • come in the daytime.
New Spring Faille Silks
We have just received neW assortment in Faille
Silks in blacks, sand, battleship grey and„ other
• new shades, ,
kiee.'our "LadieS" KainCOats.- ' A special "at $5 *0 -
We have a good assortment.of Mere,S 'Raincoats
at different prices.' " . •
WILLIAM CONNELL t
wretalL.......ttt.Lnd Eggs.
11
•
immorniummoiti
prvaviousiinee of Ina/mace, stream. Lire WC% IllIkvithoot raanY hotel men ,Ne intimatien was•nceded of the Merl- wire loop. 'Upon 'caeting the minim*
. aliment alignatituaknegvntlhe-renann 'must go te the wall. . • • • ' . - tude of the task tbetisbeforethe M ieS, into the viater theilulie niagaifiert thei , _lend, Beleitun,•111elaindDenma•rk
&Withal' :1°Irabet or villOgo Oa ralla_ Viemier Scat RtAttid.that the question.; but, •if there were, this, sitrelystipglie, ;Minnow aunt ettriiite 'the lai•ge tioth.' feared any milsrevelted nigreesion fi
''PrePertio.S100 804e. ' • . .
i 0.., o'ijr.,',142,0kuow •', -/..,. deimecia..' firita. , pri40.- 7,- , depreciation of _ „theft ..reperty due .0 .catc_ons t.liat,Lhe_Airea ..ef the, war wit 11144:irtehde, tmitheetioaanted4thilrihnunroow ii3e4nuoyt.....
-men got•the conception thattheir'eclun,,,
'. evening sitS0,010Ok lifthelk 'Cann, - • ' ,-- - , . '.- spreact- an tne• • near- zuture,„ and ..thet.:•...• , .„
iiti- totter lioVrintiny tinierrit le- -- o -•y .- • ,
col:410412"1":tdr7liaArTag."brikethreGrand'T"nr.'h'rhTreals.rdiWali=„ila . virRossvta-ice :.,ctirefthe-eilry-tride.fredl"hliglillihtalibelle: -atilliii-P'-iateiTit-iitliC'e*'-e7filxelintr4:17tyillitr'iteieslkig- '-owittlaYt..-L •:-The;',-..,S:hi-Oe;_,wxthe.4w.tttr.. :Ir_.._.e.i-----..- '._it-LYia...aG'11171.n,l.itribalsi:iiii). yt-eTwilhicia:iatiblhe:rsirr-rtenellitile 'tt14:1;:otuili.:...
•• ., ,ateetztee:. 'se', ll..a1"4-yariin. •. isecy.9" .etr.Pte...`e.' coicagnea: _ co• ni. pe. needont their coni....o.n one side Or the ether,. T.h.ii • Of Catirse, .shitei:44".is.t,b„e .....13-*,4?0,4314 it Is !lib:: :and ireCniat
,. . . ed in and all neutrals by the
ineani further 'Withdrawals frem agii• • . '
. . , . . • .
cultural , and mclostruil activity. , ,It also
indicates greater shortage in Europe.. of
all kinds of fixidituffsigrein„ Vegetal:geS
land' live eteekAnd of horses.' Thiti"ae
-oIn
of co asatwitee betel men 'foe-, the it. in addition there is lase 'Vivid Fresh water is eonstantlY admitted gerroony• It was that they knew if_frpni
he Business Man's
r
any accident or blunder German states-
• ; chided, would have to be paid out of the
, &a. Tem old Lightfoodye moote pockets of the people as a whole, am
• , every Thuradirimighbonor before the fall
' 'Moon, in.tha Masai* Hall. Havelock sta'eet. they could not see that the public owed
isteknow. w. .A. MacDonald; S. W.,
D.Oameron;11. W..0.31artIn; Secon,W. A. the hotelkeepers anYthing; so • here
, .
The Tragedies: of old Age. • revelations of Gertriany's 'defensive' pre-
(visa ans. age, s paratio, las.for invading France, Belgium
With•all itsZdinp ti UV
yet many tragedies turd." to endure. and Russia is absolutely incomPrehcoe-
able. Germans. To there? With their
'The old maii ands t many of his
,hopes have withered, that many or belief in the necessity of doing that one
thing; it Matter of coursts."4 • .
. • mann
The' writer quotes. front, the._.• Guinan.
declaration of war upon Russia, and the,
frank German admission that the fact
that Jimmie was in procese of inobilizing
'
S ows whether he progressive
. or rettogressiVe, He must, ,
'
tlte neatest, cleanest .and --lest
--vinting-hplean would- •,•
_Riess WI btisilitS1 forcbIy upon
his fellowmen.. •
. •
;,#•••`•
We are Here to
„
Do Your Printing
,with Splendid equipment and a ,
p I
'large assortment. of type ready to
, • d ring of live stock.. To/SIT. dian tribes Ps°
ds this On
t the • seeds of a
maz°811auirirov-aeralled •Pareea' dtacuind ti.bgiliivzcietillonill•w9Ouldslirbaentceordtheraaetr;itivtedhees
.bridgework.
lal attenthia. tP4ria W tee' 1st' and 4.1 P 'tit boots Made ia flg" • with the Patriotism an . spec e ki -
its renter
crowning and. ti gent,. before en co-- • 4 prodoetion a_nt n. . • w . the_ a ,
(Ionic Thar. • to be supp . _ .
being sent to Fsa-ee, conferences pro . • . which is maindet ° hen a bout of ThUrdralaw.d, sayifthe
dete
had an rea mut:salon mom,
eesday of (Plait =Oath' - Campaign • ' t had on ple become highly
a ct the bulletins, nerlin env t a n
toileated an . •
00011,48 an agreement had een
tr A. NEWTON . Den - dal is one rebo
• - tut. m • • 9
.
°der° This soldiers boot see .
• of rds and reports
• bon w
that are ,o, e • , peoff. T
Branch se the sn.0 he effect.. of result o
lt r insane arrogance. s ng . • • d writer, seem
• 'AMU t teriale tarnished. t d egracehdrmine° °n ' • ed totoggetnAe mee
r of a dehb-
•
oar toeknow• Ont. An in hone in the aPP
lication to the Public.rmans/as the
attons .then, 'u
emroettivArgaoligafidDlidirwork• Painless extroW the mos revel%
, ion Y USe !liNotekthisf. !I�St Nowa& history of the
try. It- be ex-
' vigeintizoirtincial teeth. Alamtum &teed, pieined only*, the Illeffitleney
non _
of. the Militia --nei-nArtmenktthe insatiable
greed and dishonesty of the roanUfact•
tifeWbr hatiftogether; • -
There shoni4 hale -been nO•trauble_.in
gr . •
epartment of -Agriculture, Ottawa, will ipareca so violent that more
taker &ate Ina
greatly help drops as ' if shot "and lies ibl intention
toactbininoth nn
• A nramr WItEA.T netiere' for some -time 1.1'iorhhoise accue- an outcome of the'Grin
deeds as a matter f f g_ 'War. It 1E4
g , more than
an aith in :the
-Aecording•to,relmble•statistws. 'there tomed to •it 'are'
are tied up at the . present time about log and singing' "1444' danc- "Plan of ca
The First Ste
Ofteri means sci mita; Ithas '
• meant .ittiteta to thousands
'of young people who •wrote
for our catalogue as the first
step- toWard a good•salaried ' •,
•.• position. Take the step. to-
day. ' Address Central Busi- ,
itess College, 395 ;Yonge St.,
• W. IL SnA.W, .
President.
•
,
•
TBrifirORP• errro
°Marie' -West .
strike iffit: •campaign."
tt Ruo 'tend aside and permit.
.Germany _must
two-billion-bushela-of-,-wheat,th ro. fect soon subsid4s if: (4).%:tribeh:'ule.:
France and sm.:to-mobilize-would ba
selecting a suitable beet for Army ser-
inei ail- ever &fit have. been- -nations-producawfme,halterop„ - --"I3Y- habit •-ind.71also•pride-vie-are-ar .
buying
•vicein---inud--and: trenches. . Yoe- -
.
boots well
adapted for
_._ years•
authinity*rguethai 4rattiox.:that_the. r!.to r/epel arguewdonsr.itein.g ,ttiefivet-s..y ..
_ production of wheat.- ..A recognized r
.is in-tliekiicinitY•of-lialf-thow-OrIcre-total ."'"'"7„. . • 4.,,eli.L4v:430roiltuilis being
td;,byeai it . uncertain, a tTa, i ihen: t' nlinsprteo:
duction of the countries at war; „Inds- .: thtkcietinh,aroi;vv ietsiviaiyfOaill:the advent g s which:
preparing • fel-
which, we. glory while serinoniting of the power to stalk
prospector would do equally well for the rest are -Canada, the 'United Sta ad '
e this deffeit df • one-bilhon. 13 alif will_ characteristic, that ; ire lire , apt- to • • -
. . about it. I-loneaf thrift 48 an alien tiered enemY. tiiT:ciAeoN;v9:Ilit;•.:otin.it. .nkitz
soldier. ' ., • . . Argentina. The combined outpsn: of rgiaarnddervkotitlir .1celli:ftillesSerywhei ',What rilf 01 1 OilE P:eld7
. the goVernnietit of our eitieh and the Rnssitt was the swift unfolding of 'he
If a good sample boot to serve as a these countries is only 1,249,000,000;
oil Want
The Way -You Want it
When You Want it
,The 'Presses, Lucknow.
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New Williams Sewini 1Vlachines Frost Wire and Gates
-Connor's Wailiing IStradhities -Pure Mix Meal
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HgmeStead Fertilizers • Teeswater' Sleighs •
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CL.tters---onli a few left and will be sold at close prices.
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"pied the e.eoing. lrean, a deficit of once and , private preferred going to war t.,) rEttekriman''vi
ion manias wt11 still be shown. The s a national -vice in of. the: power to guarde.hfier te'rritoery,
surveying hiu
and prospecting. And a x r vaeance
three countries upon which the filling•Of
•boot.that. will-givescood-Service to th
conduct of the household and can of campaign. France had only be=
• ttern for tlm inantifacturers .was no be pinch log, 86 it can easily, hEr_seen ours011100,''.-a Practical -Vb°1319"-with gPulannmebilization. Her refusal pledge
t their ex rtable surplus would, of course,
b I la
selected, It WM 110 because such were that.the question is not one to be easily' etr. car. modern 118 nese ideas.
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„herself to neutrality was seized upon by
Britain
not to be had. Such can be boutht in solved, and it behooves Canada •to, in. • ' Germany as a hostile eti; and PO war
In No Hurry.
that'll's violation of Belgian . neutralitY
any minin• g town.
• ' possibly can, for when dm war is. over
crease her productions as much . as • she ° • - was deelared. rairly-warned b
A lecturer one torrential night ode
d di hi n 1 ht y
Pradioal ?raisin' g School
We have thorough colutes and
experienced instrtictOie in eech
of otir.thre.e • departnients, Com-
toremot, go t *AN D AND
Our ;graduates
aineceed afiii.von should get out
large free catslogite, Write for •
• '' it at once.
• Bat it lookaas though the fault was and trade begins to re.establish itself dressed an ence g would probably bring her into the ettug-
have been much huger WIA,uont talt-1 tidosnods' rgeG • '
ermany wouldnot give &pledge to
'; '' ..'prsce.:"L.ST.,..0f,
•-•-selection of a boot as the Manufactitrers.. rehabilitation,..the dessand-rettliread. aret-urally'.:be was au•-euttiit 4e8P0.efiablgiiillea,"neittralityTALliava
failure.. to Immo an article as good as stilt% must be enormous. , address,• sand: having reached what-, done's!, would have been to sacrifice part
the sample. ut be that ea it may, S. 8. No.4; Hunet4, ' he *considered the payehological me- of the "plan of cempitign," end probably
nient, geld ',I'm, Afraid: I've kept you to do thenl the: Germans. were
-1-through-the ineieusabie fault of -the • - , • • • . , convinced that Britain wotild coma, in
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'Capital 'Authorized $3,000,000 • „ . • ,-• . '
. Capital paw us 83000.000 • --: • • '-
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afilitiaDepartment and of the boot man. ' Form IV, Ore -•:•A• Blackr11. A. claw. to6n1Viiiensrges'icaraining." only by slavishly following her original
Form V -Irene Thompson. • .... a voice replied, "Go anyway. Germany believed that it was
tifatturers , soldiers were supplied with leY1 L. GawleY, E. Culbert. . • Plan that she could succeed. After seven
Form TV, Jr. -p. CUlbart, P. Stanley, , flubbing it in. months her a.mpaign has collapsed, and
footwear that WAS practically worthless. w CollinsB m •
, i . organeiathy does that hub' Er111 .30, ever, all chances 'of success have° disappeared.
This is a most serious matter. It Form III -C. Hill, W. Needham, V; thne she sees you?" , She vioult1,,%of course, have' ha,d no better
mains that thetigh we have men ready Morgan, Needhatn, Gawleje '
to risk their lives in th6 most deadly *war EObertson.
Form TT Sr. --2.3/1. Scott; M. Collins,
ever waged, our Militia DeP'artinent G. Breeree,e Atecosii,
go incapable or our manufacturers 80 • Form II, .Tr. -L. Logan, Me Robin-
-Son, V. Thompson, 1*, Stanley, a
Thompson (absent).
Form Sr. --B. trkean' Morgan,
G. Emerson, W. Collins, V. Stanley.
Form I, Ga.wiew, 1-T. Thomp
(esoloss,000t.), Logan, Needham* V. Carter
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Ito, on roll, 34. Average attendante,
30.
E. D. f.'!o ineron, terielier.
I ,xliahonezthat we (moot 'put an army
i thi Etta equipped go that it can fight.
Soldiers Without hoot* can .10 nothiog;
and the.hoosuivlied our men °beanie
worthlees in from' thtee weeks. to three
ineeths, and this Under conditions whieh
Woe comParativelY catty on boots.
Tt is not &Omit to imaghte the plight
of soldiets tramping over tough giound
lot in *et treficheiwith hootafrOM which
I the soles break away, or which atiO Made
'Of leather which ab be water 30 PAPei
does Yet tomb were thp boots supplied
g
ihy our goVerninept and manuteeturera
to the men islho Many taiteg had gait
Uvea of comparative eve to tight in the
Crcam Wanted
nivitkic 1104,04ete Creamery
• in 112 operation, we 'solicit yout
Vett - age, We .are prepared to •
pay the highest inerket inlets fog
,gooptediti, and give yort an hon -
1• est wanes". Weighing, strinipling '
kid teiting each can of `Crean! re.
; &irefully tied returning a
Ecu efatenient of genie to fedi
pateori. We furnish two cats to
each patron, pay all expreas
• eliarges,and pay every two weeks.
- Wr;te fix! fartfict,. tArtiotttrott
tiod Cit11$ and give utt •rt, trial,
'rho Settorih Cretinety CO:
took*00.
•Zurich
Ccnstable Thlber, of Zurich, under
die direction of the.local health odor,
Dr.+ llaaitmon, .tkiced o, ainallpot etild
on t11611011146 lit Chris. PiAlier, sr , the
10t1t. eon, of, Hay., on Wednesday. This
'nukes two eases in nay To: The officer t't,
• ' who haft, been . invettige,ting "sOuth Of
aWfhi °I all WItteL Mint village, ova that acre are anyerai
• And oleo iro otote. Boo Am ',dot in the tomiship gitobott
wOuld Novo Old* : sor# 1101111,41i
"She kneivs rin °lily getting ale thence of stleeeRS by adopting another
Plan ; bit had she been as defensive
"lltrt,why the grin?
a 'Week."
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41 Was engaged. to her once and as she believes, there .would have been
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• . . THE MAN WITH MONEY.'
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r " ha a an opportunity 'MO 11100 money. • ,
But to have a gond Bank Account, you-
must o.start vvith , small Saviugs. Ovr. •
Savings bepartntant will help you 'Wave.
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• 4. A. GLEBNIE: Manailera • ' ;
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broke it Orf. and she afterward mar.* no tVer.
ried a millionaire." ' •
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Not Consistent: 4 Kincardine e .
' "What 4aa I saying -when 3.4.todged• ' ; ; , --11---, 1 ...., .,
&petition is 1 °big elrcithited to have
thaHtraouutoviniereeb
lie
i'lttly'Ii
ng that life is not the Williannibilig' School' at . the north
end of the town re -opened. The Board
of Education will likely consider the
, question a their regular Meetings on
March 29.
avorth lreing;,1 But, if yott .think so
WhY didvyoli dodge?" --,
Paramount
• monray, Match 22.
rttday,;after spending a weeh h her
le tegrave no tides win hisiten by toe depart..
. The' Kineardine Ride, Assotiation is
noanxintarit for the: tim
MO. Iettltaw arrived ,holae on e
being, as is generally understood that
tet
Mont of militia te rifle assoeiat.
peopl
1 ions until after the wet
Mrs, Albert tiowle lets been staying 'no electric light and water tetrittitia,
in DiektieW for th'e,ht6t (OW dctri. While 'IOU has undettonaideration. a plan- for
Steno, is io atarge Of tlie farm .
Hou00,• the improvement of the street lighting
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Ticlo 1-libbinit who has been working :eysteiri. .A. Committee voinpoced of W.
in Fordyce, hen been .hoino for the 'Mt oT.1.110artol. a Waftson 044 Sulwrin.
fow (tort, no ho bolt tinitothis oipit,h, ten tot Ingram has Won •aelected ;to
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