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mode ill several differeut sites sad styles of bindings. These are
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Peas have 14 karst gold points and are recommended by u• w
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piecing 3 doseu on sale at special introductory pricers. No. a,
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European War Maps
Very few people can iutelligeaUy follow the course of war
events do the dailypress without constantly referring to • Map
of Kurope. We ve a good one, beautifully lithographed and
colored, oorreeted up to May 87th. 1614. published by Stanford,
the Geographer to the Kiog, absolutely correct in every detail,
rise fry inches by fi1i inches. price $4.00. See .bow winiow for
large Map. Smaller size War Map 10e and 1 lie each.
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NEW
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Kodak
On exhibition in window
of Central Drug Store.
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OBNTRA L DRUG STORK
North et. amd Square. Goderioh
PHONE 10
Dainty Delights in
Footwear
We have never displayed a finer
line of women's footwear than we
art, showing right now. New patt-
erns, new models and s large var-
iety of leathers, light and medium
weight toots made from the softest
skills sod the most flexible sole
teal her.
%Ve will welcome the opportunity
of showing you what daintiness at.,1
vn,fort in footwear means.
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The Leading
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aid. Embalmers
Onions easefully attended to
at aft home. sight nr day
Add a new interest to the
children's lives— add a col-
leclion of invaluable home
pictures t0 your own gal-
lery of memory. A Kodak
or f-rownie in the children's
hands will do both.
MILITARY CHURCH SERVICE
latereetiaR sad Impressive Service Coe
ductedet Cort House Park
On Sunday morning last the officers
and men of the volunteer battery with
the band of the 33rd regiment parad-
ed for divine service in the Court
House park. Rev. 0. A -$eager, D.D., of
Vanoous.r, chaplain of the Met
squadron of British Columbia Horse,
conducted the service, the baud play-
ing the accompaniment to the hymns.
Rev. N. A. F. Bourne, B.A., rector et
Fenetasgulsbeoe, read the Immo.
Rev. Dr. Dickey, of Montreal.
gave a thrilling address, bleed
upon a text found in the 6th chapter
of the Book of Judges, verges 7n. and
23: 'Theaters in their courses fcuget
against Slsera. Ouree ye bitterly the
inhabitants of Metes : because they
came opt to the help of the Lord."
Dr. Dickey said these words were
taken frons one of the first songs of
Holy Writ. 11 was significant that it
was a battle song. it was a song of
deliverance sung by Deborah to com-
memorate their victory over Steers. a
man as cold as ice and ss hard
as steel- Alt the great military lead-
en of historyhad their own method
of attack, t no commander Pa
snake slaves of a liberty loving people.
Deborah, like Joan of Arc. rallied
the patriotism of ber people. There
are some things 1n ber song that are
not chri.tisn in spirit, but there are
two things we might take to heart.
Meru: was cursed, because of their re-
fusal to take part in the battle while
they were ready W divide the spoil.
We today stand in the name position,
the country has give, s call, s great
rzir have loyally responded, but
are biding enemy in fndttf.resce.
Dehbut& recognised an unseen force
fighting against Sierra, and today the
(rod of the world is found fighting on
the aide of the hosts that snake for
civilisation and progress. Some will
call that mysticism, but it dnee not do
truth harm to can it by a bad name.
Three hundred and twenty-five years
ago the Spanish Armada set forth to
conquer England, after Drake and
Howard had done their beet then
nature took up the work and the
winds and waves destroyed that
mighty fleet and today they are dig-
ging the gold of Spanish galleons of
Tubermoray hay. The urseen forces
won that battle.
About 10) years age Napoleon, •
u:an of insatiable thirst for power, •
colloesal butcher, who once mid "God
i. on the aid- of the big battalion,"
started out to take Russia with tUO,-
tMe mien. He pushed through to Mee -
cow, only to And a city of ashes. He
could not live on provisions that were
not there and was furred to return to
Eastern Europe. Winter set in a
month earlier than it was ever known
to have done before and 450,000 of that
army was left upon the fr.ren plains
u(( Ruwla. Napoleon afterwards con-
fbmed that God had been too much for
him. He was fighting against an un -
own force. It was nut Wellington or
Blucher that finally broke Napoleon's
power, tut these, plus the invisible
forces. Victor Hugo afterward. *aid
that Napoleon pothered (rod and tical
pup him out of the wee.
Today our country is engaged in a
dirty nosiness, and we must either
romp out on top or At the bottom
Thr Kaiser, the military head tit hi.
people. is fighting in • seek of
sla.ionatares as awatesa- iseramairtereand
internatIonats.m.- 'nc, great 'strain of
this war is largely economic, all mast
'nitro. men and 'rumen must he prepar-
d to make a•criflres Soldiers of the
'nrpite and the king, you are not go -
ug only to fight • battle for Venetia
but a battle for humanity. "Steed
fast, therefore, aa good tiddler. of
Jesus Christ and may the stars in
their courees fight against Sierra.
An offering warn taken up to be used
•s behalf of the wives ;41 children
who are In need, of those 'ging to as
ive souses.
—A note from Mr. W. J. Fawcett.
Written in Brussels, Belgium. on July
3101, to friends in Brussels, Ontario,
e ars : "There is cnnakt.nble excite-
ment in this old cit over the Austrian•
',prelim trouble. The Belgian army in
atobillbing and we have seen large
hodieskif er.ldten on the rmo... Th.
h nureelis closed and many people are
withdrawing money from the bank*.
1 saw hut.drels of people in front of
one of the banks this fnrennss, wait-
ing their turn to get in. They were
lined up for a hiock. We era unable
to get gold for our letters of credit or
bank drafts. in fact. everything is
agar the peak stage."
R. R. Sallows
Wife John, If I 'should die what
would you dell
Illuelmed Elton a hank amount.
Your wife may •Ull live end yeu
start a beak /bereave if you hay Tone
clothes from IN irlham ibe Tailor 21 it
The otclal Press Burma ed Great
Britaih issued Ibe following buuetiu
early W.dasoday raurntaJ. "A cer-
eals livelihood t. •peareat 1. the
soothers' area of the North Sea.",
This 1s Odom to masa that th,•
'BAtW sad Gentian /seta have *Inst
met h ooatict or that a prellalnari
sklreLh has takes place which is
bit • prelude of a big naval battle
A germ tattle "aloe' as extended
frost" was reported to progress be
twee the Belgians sad Geminate' on
Wedaeeday
What o asa Will Do
t7s.ads's war vote for the present
emergency 1a to be 160.000.0.6 lltr
lbbsrt Borden gave notion in the
Howse of ..ummoaa of a resolution
7rovldIag for an appruprlatioa of that
emaeunt when Partlameet opened on
Tuesday afteraoog. There is 1. De
So tariff adjustment at present and
Y war tax
Groat Battle Now On
Despatches to Lantos' papers .arty
Taseday morning said : "Timm is
Mies doubt that a great battle 1e waw
eeenrrtag la Begone bosoms the
0i0mes and the Belgian sd ptwek
"The German are adrenals," ea
Ms. Web* battle growsd of Water-
loo). and siesta of the grnatemt Ja-
perheace are la progress-"
A linuises despatch to the beadles
Daly Mau lays : "Sharp $ghtiell bas
ries is 'regrew' *lace Monday raars-
11 hMI� cavalry Is a proacklag
Between tad tie Belgian seat et
gererna.at has bee moved to A/everts
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JAPAN LS READY
TO ENTER 116111
tlel.d. Ultimatum to Germany Welsh
Is Merely a Pretext For Athak-
ie, TitM Country
Japes bas seat an ultimatum to
detmandhtg that thewith-
ltar warsalps sad evacuate Klee -
cisme. Uslses Germany esooatttf•n-
al
hs. etey c b Jima. 13 Ja. well
Tim eltbaatena i. se teams:
"We 00.a1 r K Wiley important
zl eseessato the preset situ -
aa ry e
W tab measures to remove the
assess of all disturbances of the peace
t1a Abe Par Meet sad to •mfeg.sM the
amoral interests as ooatasy$OMl by
the age west of alttas n between
Jamie and Great Bettina
"la order W secure a Inn sad *a-
doring peace la eaters Ask►, the
e.tabllehateat of which is tie alet of
the said agreement. the Imperial
Japanese Government slacerely be-
-li•ves It to be its duty to give the
advice to the imperial German Gov-
ernment to carry out the following
two prop0Ntlooa :
"Flrat—To withdraw hemedlately
Irasa Japsteese gad Glasse waters
dermae teen -of -war and armed ves-
sels of all kinds, and to disarm at
once those which cannot be so wtth-
draws.
"Second—Tu deliver oo a date sot
-later than September 16 to tae Im-
eerlat Japanese authorities, without
condition or compensation the satire
leased territory of Klao-Chau, with
• view to the eventual restoration of
the same to China.
"The imperial Japanese Govern -
lariat announces at the same time
that in the event of It not receiving
by noon on August 23, as answer from
the .,imperial German Government
signifying Its unconditional accep-
tance of the above advice offered be
the Imperial Japanese Goversaest.
Japan -will be compelled to take such
action as she may deem necessary
to tweet the situation's
That Germany will yield to Japan's
demand to impossible, and the In
imitable result will be the occupation
of Maoellen by the Jape and the
capture or destruction of the German
,warships In eremitic waters.
ARMIES FAGE TO FACE
Sow Battle Impending In Whlch
Mellon* of Men Will Engage
•
Who conditions under which the
gnat battle between the Gerblaas and
the allied forces will probably be
yought were made the strblect a an
ometal communication teemed by the
Treacb Minister of War Sunday. By
eta devetopsaeue ark' She nats/ttc of
tulle ironed over which the battle wilt
lie waged the communicat:n says.
*1s vast engagement will diner pro
y from the battles of other
"By reason of the abandonment of
th. attack which the Comae* plan
had against Nancy," says the cool
hnualcation ' ffir meaner -alien has
been carried out wtth regularity and
Mt Its entirety, and thus the while
d the ranch army w111 battle with
tee whole of the German forces, with
tee exception of those German troops
esse•etrated on the eastern frontier
of tee empire
"The vedettes of the neutraflty of
Belgium+ has e:teaded tlae Belgian
e el iflwenh Item to Um frostier of
Plien•adt The next battle, therefore.
w111 be from Flask' te Maastricht.
with several meaner of men on each
dM
"It is this esorsasss •:tessioa of
vlille.thees avidof front. wbielt wits
Marartertes the Netts. mad 1t will
be proteadl> different tram all other
eattl.a-
"Whea two adversaries engage In
Mot Moog a time of from 10 to 3e
(11 to 1M mise) the se
1 10 Characterised by two
V repel sad taaendlstey
derisive. With • treat ertesdlag
ewer 400 bllometrea (1011 miles), 11 le
sag Melly to ito the seam.' It le ea-
'jsetel that the battle wilt tact for
tight or nine dye
(0N6 RANGE BATTLE
& IWEEN CRUISERS
illienuten vexed Declined te stand up
mad right the areallest Settee
*arship on the Atlantic
Aar
War calf as hour on i nur.aay Right.
beast t N.M-tl. Bristol, the smallest
lintlah warship to the North Atlantic.
laoedt a loag-raage duel with lb
I[aeinnthe, uoe of the German crulae
Clatch have been tryl.g to laurcep
rltela sbtpping on the North At
laatlo. Fleeing from H.M.B. Suffolk.
which laterrupted the Karlsruhe cool
Mgrsea from the North German.
�aold steamer Krottprts Wilhelm. the
Papua crueler was inearc•pted by
tela Blrtetol southwest of Bermuda, and
fir a half hoar • loag-range -wining
ligla Wok place 1n the blackness of
.esattrwptere night.
Rating through the heavy swell at
teniae clip. the skips exchanged
without inflicting much
Rhe oondltloas Wing very un-
=he
accurst* gunnery. AL
�=Rgf she Misters consorts were
et bast 100 miles astern. the Oerreaa
sot stead and light Altering
moms, be gradually drew away
Me fleeted owing to awpsrior
aad alter halt aa beer was
nage of the llkftlsl� ihtp's
boweaaaer. Ail titoigk the
chase lasted. but cos .wkere
%n tss darkaes the German doubled
� l y� al south to 1u Joan where
lei telt d ear coal some days ago.
D.tsr of tits *Woe were broagbt
le I x fast rriday by H.M.S. Suf-
/Mt. the flageelp of Raar-Admiral
Atededik, comsaaaiIag the fourth
'dabs Nwn thawed yards wee the
fleeted we got to bar." said the flag
dy/0sa cf 11N 8nldt "The Bristol
lee to Oa steed of las and the Bar-
ed* Ile the .esti. W e celled both
Ulm up by wholes sad ordered
le ase la the ehasa The Ber
flat tti.d to east di w Krum/Prins
Jape, wWs the Bristol took a
FIRto lamest* ti. Karlsruhe
eraoow we reefs& after the fly -
Gamma. By By 6 reelock be smoke
f.Oppsared, anti thea all our
sauteed Ia tee Bristol picking
. At 1 debet flat algft 18•
twleates sews came through the air
10 to nom tel Bristol: lcnemy in
Might." A few skates latter came
h. dress'e's: "W are •agagtns the
`a�Mgt w• must have bees tally
ase hashed sato. astern by tees.
We rased ea for all we wars wattle
8r• had no tear of the result if the
Osman stood up to the Brt.tol. for
Ws wens all sun teat our fellows
Meed stip the Karlar.b• easily at
21u everters, but wanted to be to
.t the taw oanetvs..
'18s Karlsruhe had the heels of
the Bristol, too. They were in action
ter fuer abo.t half an hour. nor a
few allautes the German stood up,
Mid the ships fought broadside to
er'oadeete, the Bristol using her two
i1-i.ekers and the five 4 -inches' oo
broadside against the Karisrnhe's
• 4.1'.. Atter a few minutes, how-
'The
Karterube turned and ran.
The 10wllltel .eased her, tiring her for-
ward Itlecser. It was difficult to make
anything like good practice. It was
pitch dark and the sea was heavy.
Not one oe the German shells landed
anywhere near the Bristol, but our
chaps think they got some .hots
aboard the Karlsruhe. However, In
long-range fighting, under those coria
dltlons. 11 • is pretty difficult to do .
Mach, and the Karlsrabe'n speed
eared her' again."
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GREAT SALE OF '
CLOTHS o NAPKIN
OUR great August Sale of makers' seconds of fine
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins is now in full
swing. These seconds are bought direct from one
of the largest Linen manufacturers in Great Britain. His
goods are of high quality and famed throughout the Linen
trade of the world for their beauty of design and texture
and their down right 'good wearing qualities. In most
cases the imperfection in these Cloths and Napkins is so
slight as to be hardly discernible ; in any case will not
materially affect the wearing qualities. We are selling
these seconds at prices that are at least A to less than
usual. This is an opportunity to secure good Cloths and
Napkins at a price that means actual saving of money.
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FUR DISPLAY
Athens
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Daiwa,
MWe invite you to come sad see the new styles in Pun now on display in our
Uusey dhow -room. We are stemma ea exceptionally good etwortm.nt in med-
iate and high-class Furs. Thep aro here for your isepeetton gad naw would like to
itee* you see them, whether you are interested In Pur buying at peewee( or ant-
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1000 yards of Towelling Ends
With the Damask Cloths came 100) Mill
ends of Crash Towelling*. These ere splen-
did qualities. Lengths run from one to Ave
yards. All are marked to mill quickly and
the prices will be about OSathud Mae till
Usual.
A Big Sale of Wash Dresses
Commencing Saturday
A big selling of Wash Dresses com-
mences Saturday morning. The 11me has
come to clear them and prices have been
made with that object in view, You can
buy a Nash Dress suitable for bouse or
street wear it you Dome Saturday or early
next week at prices teat are undcubtedly
bargains. For example : —
Wash Dresses 51.13
Twenty -Ave only Wash Dreams, many
styles end size. -Good styles. $1 .13
(tear' Seturday at. +'
House Dresses $z.58
These are better goods, some for misses.
some for Ladino, suitable (or house or street
wear. A grouping together of different
lines at different prime. All one $1
price Saturday, •ed that price.. .
58
Wash Dresses $3 is
Fifteen or ell Dresses at this price. Reg -
Alar values up to OW 511. All rises in the lot
but not of any one kind. Choice of the
wholelot commencing $.ival
aturdar 15
at:only.. ...--
Bargains in Girls' Dresses
Fifty
We to
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give e detail�edclistt
of prices but if you have a girl from d to 14
Yuan of age that can do with another dress
or two, you can pretty nearly buy ber two
for the price of nae if you comae hen Sat-
urday.
Allover Lace tsc
Here is a hig Bargain of Allover Laces
suitable for trimmings or waists. Brand
DOW goods, just in. Special at per 15e
7 ,
Children's Hats 25
' erenty-Ave Children's Hats. plain
shapes or trimmed with cord and tassel.
The last we have left. Clearing 25c
Saturday a your choice.... . L
OFFICE IN
PHI
FOE SAL.
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We make our Arst display of new Fall Coats and Suits nn Saturday morning.
The styles we show tare those that are correct for the arming season. The assort -
went is very large and the garments most attractive in every way.
NC. In cont or suit buying, early .election is ail. Wale, partieulerly so this year as
already makers are Alluding it difficult to get supplies of cloth on account of the
war.
GERMANS FALL BACK
First Showing of
Fall Coats and Suits
French Troops Attacked Aggressively
—Captured Many Prisoners
The folio lag official statement was
Issued at Paris late Sunday night:
"A forward. movement developed Sun-
day all along the front from Recbl
eo0rt (Rlupgen), In Lorraine, eleven
miles auulhwest of Saarebourg, to
Sainte emits -aux -MI nes. We carried
the latter and advanced into the re
lips of Mint Bial:.
Tie l'Y.sch troops, who occupied
phones on. Saturday, continued to ad -
lance, their progress being especially
rapid la the Seblrmeck valley. We
kayo take, 1,000 prisoners In .d-
dltlon to gee hundred on Friday.
Large qu* titles of equipment were
abandoned A7 the Germans: we have
also retained this. 1'e pushed ss
tar as Lorquln Heights. capturing a
waver Imbruing to a cavalry divts-
oonsisting of alnsbea antomo-
les and terriesles and terries
"Tee Germans attacked tenant 114
Belgium'. Their force consisted of a
guard division and the first cavalry
d1vitlon. supported by several bat -
Whim, et .beset entad teasels* gels
oompahiN. When tarsi forces ap.
geared on the left bank the French
Attacked with great vigor and dash.
The Germans soon gave way and
recrossed 1be Meuse In great els-
order Many who tailed to reach the
bridge slipped down the steep bank
and fell isle the swiftly -Bowing river
and were droweed.
"Profit's' by the disorder, a Preecb
Tight cavalry regiment followed over
Rhe river end pursued the Germaas
for many miles. This regiment pat
to Bight .ad drove before It greatly
sepsr1or sweet of German cavalry."
Ali ewele Remise safe
The Brian Admtrdt> has given
the as.urype that the ocean routes
are well patrolled. and n guarantee
of the souk resenmeee of the et-
lsstb pssessa.r •mice.
Several eteamehlpe which previous -
b bee bees provdainnally requ4ettioa-
ad for Governmental psrposet bee.
n ow had their sailing dates axed.
Antoine Nutter a Preach reservist
tenni ('ape Beene wan SAM deed by
• snotty at lbs Artnories to Meutreat
ae rriday Netter dM Dot ender -
Mang the soldier's orders to [sown on
gad refiled to bodge
The Autgr6n steamers Ida and
Qspt51a Martintnlieb, were takes neer
aiy tis Mertes f)npartrneat at Grebe
ra0 Pitchy as war mesas They an
shod from Awatrlaa porta.
We re-cover Umbrellas. We make or repair Awnings.
We upholster Furniture. Estimates cheerfully given.
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GODERK;M COIIE(iIATE NOTESSchool reopens et nine a.m. on Tues-
day, September 1st, when the follow -
Ing attendance is expected :—Form
IV.. 16: III. A, 25; 111.13,3o: 1i.. 13:
L, 151, and commercial, 12, making 1110
in all.
There will be no change in the per-
sonnel of the ataft.. which ought to
work for the advantage of the school.
board
,The bof trustees has made sev-
iprpremeelet to la the equipment
and accommodation. notably the re-
placement of some worn-out windowbad
.es by new and more translucent
ones the installing of an electtic lamp
in the down.tair cloak rooms. the elec-
ts, of a window in the boys' blind cir-
cular stairway. tbo remotion of the
*tided to the goodly 1Ist In the patine
of tiny Munro, who plumed in Latin
and French to comptete his nustrieuts-
thin Thi. makes 771 Der cent cif ell
students writing to Meath timer air-
tifficates. but, since Rome obtained a
Inwer certificate than the one written
for, RI per tent obtained a certificate.
To assist parents' of stviderin enter-
ing the eelleghter to choose att. enures
of students to be taken we Mete that
the followIng courses are gi Weft .-
1—A teacher's enures of foyer years
for all Ulnas larking rammed te Maas -
Ins In separate. pehlie and high
2—A matriculation renree isf four
year/ for those going forward to any
of the roller.. for citeneed In engineer-
ing felertrieel. chewers/. Mete
end Befit dentistry. pharmacy. high
school teaching. medicine, law or the -
3 —A commercod course of two years
for those desiring to prepare fur office
work in book-keeping, stenography
and typewriting.
4 A enteral course for students not
desiring any of t he three shoes courses
but wanting a higher education than
*Boldest hgi the publie schools seas- to
fit then. for the higher etijoyment of a
pfe of culture end learning.
also under thrir ronsiderat ion ad-
visability of establishing an agricultur-
al course to assist students—boy• and
itirls—of rural sections to study those
branches of silence thet form the
foundation principles of scientific agri-
culture. This is not to tract] "fann-
ing- hut to give instruction in the
many scientinc facto upon which mod-
ern iqrriciiiture depends.
Tte oilipsets taught to firet ear stu-
English Grammar. English Literature,
English Compreition, Spelling, Read-
ing, Writing. Canadian and British
inentary Science, fl Brink -keeping. 7
Thom tithing the Graeber's mune
must take the subject. *numerated in
1 to 5 Inclusive.
Matriculation 'indent," take 1 to
3 inclusivii, R, and parts of 4 and 5.
Commercial Modems take 1 to 3 it: -
elusive, tied 7.
Rtudeota of the general eourse take
1, 3, 4, 5 and such other subjecte am Um
parents and the prtncipal decide mem.
The principal advises in addition 2
and 11, and if the student intends te
tithe • them or font years' enterer
would advise either Latin or French.
Many of the student+ take us/ether
the towhees' anti matrienletles mum,
which is edvisable in the ease a eh....
its doubt about their future dowser.
The follearlas books have lama de-
ckled upon and may bo pertained at
once, other books will be toads kern
at openine of "reboot : —Ontario Bill
school Arithmetic. Nall and Knight.
Junior Algebra. Ontario High weirrei
Grammar. Ontario High School Co-
mfier' H istory. Ontario KO
School Resuier. Ontario High
Book-keeping Text., Ontari- Eigt
School Blank Book-keeping and Sei-
nes, Papers, Ostazio _High Schad
Latin (4 [WU My. (11114411110.. LOON
Lea Science Note Book, Blank Dem
ing44esik No. 2; Ilse -Palau. Gait
Spotter and -Orimerapity will be
No Text hoot in French is used in tit
first year. J. F'. Hung. Printipal
BANK BILLS GOOD AS GOLD
Government Authorises Payszeste
Bills Instead of in Geoid Pieces
To prevent any uneasineer or se
neceesary trouble on the part of those
DOt huniliar with !leanest mitten
and with the strength of cur tart
adian banking system. the :Minnie rf
finance has issued a timely and ran
wring statement.
fie outlines the effective steps whick
the Govertiment is taking te insure sr
abuneant supply of (memory resent
the war, and authorises pas -meets is
hank notee tatted of In Dominos
note. or golki.
That is to silty, the familiar IV SY
and SW bills, and threw of highrr
nominations, iesued by our Cenadits
chartered hanks have now the saws
on• ntinum to receive and mak• MY
events in bank notes Onr Arad
hank• ace in splendid pneitine te
e ny demands which may he aka& eft
On thorn. ea their reserves are •ttn,
—All tbe mosey bylaws that Inn"
put to the rote in Hamilton sir'
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