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belted Note. the rate t. use holler sod rift,
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:onto lesiva TAR 1510,1 I. resrularly by mall
*Weenier • favor by anlaaluting the t•ubtbh.
se of the Not at err early •dater poesi Wa Whys
a chrome of settee- Is desired, bah old end
tae new addrew t, old be given. H.mllteeeer
ray be attain/ by bank draft, entrees mosey
order. wit utaoe *0441. air regAter d letter,
ttu4a-rtption. 'nay cnlnweooe et any time.
Antihero's,. 1 gawa.-asses for d4.play and
contract ads fat w.riiirtilA will tie .4ve• on app,.
Hausa. Leal and other .Impar advertlelnent.,
lee *seta per Ione for torn tn.ertton and four
`este per line for each sbre.lurnt nominal.
td.s.ured by • ick of solid nonl+erell twelve
.lase to an inch. Hu.lne.a card. of lx linea
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V•saot.844 ort Ion. Wanted, Fictive.. for Sale t r
teasel, Yvan.• lar Sale or to Rent, Article.
fee tale. etc., not exceeding eight Ione., Twenty-
eve Cent., each (nowt ion : One Dollar for Ilnt
mo•tb, Fier t'tint . for ea. ►sahe.ourn t month.
Levier adrertl.emeut. no proportion. An-
troeneament, In ordinary reaMnir ceps., Teo
Cant. per hoe. No notice left than 1 Aeory-
eeeOwu.. Aey ..pee4at soles, tn• ob)scr of
which 1a the perunlery benefit of any laadh-.d-
*&l tar amoeba ion, to be conddered an ad ver-
ttraarent and charred se,ordlnsty.
To Coaaxar.,ucars.-The eaOppeeratios of
OAF wotHerlber• and reader. 1. eordlally invit-
ed toward. ma k4ng THE $ o'. AI, a weekly record
(dell local. county and dl.trict doing.. %n coin
ervnloation will be a'lended to unto.. it oon-
telne the nam. and addre.. of the writer, not
sece•ear41 for ppuWkrtlww , but .n evldeoee
of good faith. New. Item...bould teach Tn.
Henrys. Mace not later than Wednesday oouu
ofsece week,
THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1916
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Why can't we have • little rain for a
change ?
"What's in a nettle ?" Well, the
people of Berlin (Ontario) are finding a
tot of trouble in it.
The North Star complains that the
lockup at Parry Souod is unsanitary,
Then eV doesn't The North Stas
behave
We could not understand why the
citizens of Berlin. in naming their
city, refused the obvious t l...tce of
"Waterloo," until it war gr0tly sug-
gested that Berlin. objecta to anything
with "water" in it.
The Ontario Agricultural College is.
sues a atonal( against dealers in
seeds wbo are loud to he selling "O. A.C.
No. 11'1" oats under the name of 'Im-
perial" ■4 over three dollars • bushel.
while Nrat•class seed of the same
variety can be purchased at one dollar
a Whet,
Judging fruw their elaborate efforts
• at explanation, The Toronto News and
The London Ere Press ate greatly
disturbed over the Allisota •-.ndal.
They dot.'t mind a bit how big the
"raket If' is, hu' they are teirihl 'n
y
afraid of the- atm t' of the revelations je
H
stead of tagging along at the tall -cud
of a project that 1. waa*Rad la the big
cities for the benefit chiefly of the Lig
cities. With • 'Duthie independent
spirit (lode. ieb utigbt now be owning
and operating its own power plant, in-
stead of baying it 000trulltd trout
Toronto.
Here la erne.. plain speaking from
The Mammal Daily Mail, • Conserva-
tive j turned :
The Tomtit, News, di -cussing the
fuse enquiry at (Riese, comes to the
cuoclu■ bat !twining of importance
has been proved rgare1et those rccinted
and read. Mr. O. W. Kyte, M. I'., a
Isrturefor having ma& hie charge.
in Parliament. lno•ber party orKatt.,
the staterueut is fr.queutly wade Out
the charges of Mor. Kyte have bevu
proved up to the hilt and the accused
ate condemned in uumewaured terve
The Drily M411 has no particular
use for Nr. Kvte who male the
charges, and it his s' ill leu tor P. It
Carvell, who is exploiting thew. The
fact remains that eneugb has al•eadv
come to I Rhe et the Meredith -Doff
enquiry to prove foal Mr. Kyte would
have done the country • disservice 'if
he had failed to tiring to the atboation
of Peilia.nu-art and the country the in-
formation which was placed in his
hand:. Enough has beets brought
out to Irud credit llity to his chargee
and to the inferences which the public
drew from them. The disclosures
thus far have proved the imperative
necessity of delving deeper into the
Allison transaction.. That is enough
to warrant Mr. Kyte'a action iu put-
t ing hisn:tir before the 11 nue. It is
not enough to justify positive or
sweeping conclusions one way or the
other. The tease is atoll "orb iodine,"
&ld it it strange that the party ph..
is pormittrn to draw such poerti r
conclusions which have no other ob-
ject than to ulirleul and b'wilder the
public.
If the town of Berlin. Ontario, is
not the laughing -stock of the Province
before it gets through with its name-
cbangingagitati)n, it will not be the
fault of some of its own citsens.
Some thounaands of names were re-
ceived in response to the invitation
for suggestions for the rechristening
of the city, and there, after a process
of sifting, were reduced to I11. Then
a committee was appointd to choose,
from the 111, six names 10 be sub-
mitted to • vote of the citizens. The
six nam.. so chosen are : Huronto,
Bert -arm Domed, Hydro ('ity, He-
mline and agnoleo. The war des-
patches bare been accustoruing us
to queer osiers, but we see no neces-
sity for saddling a Canadian city
with any such monstrosity. Ilurnnto,
we will edam, iv a decent sort of
word, and po,sibly has Mn.e •ppropri-
elsYegsltoui the 1u•tttut, lietatfiig.itye
to which it i$ ptoposell to present it,
it is half -way beta -reit Huron and
Toronto. Stay: there 4+ the objection,
from the ataudpoint of the people of
this ci.nnty, that it n ght lead
rue cunfu.ion, std the further ob-
cli')b that we do not want the name
ft, n A) 44,c0iue cheap and common.
The Torun., Stir h1s th. fdl,wing
ccutmrutar, 114 ti a par I.o.ed names :
Domini -Not pronounced Dun -
hard. Berlin's credit is good. It
warm w 111..111141,
Hydro City - "Hydro" means
"water," but this would obvtu,tsly
he* mi.nnnovr. Reference i.,rvideut-
ly to Hyd.u-Elrctrie. Thele, are
notisherof other "ffydr> cities' in
Il
ost40.
on the C'Anedianehctnrate.
.Cones .1 11i11, lbs great tails -ay,
builder of the 1Veeteu.litatee, is dead,
u
after a long and sdern'rous life. 11e
was a Caunt. aro, l,i'. 4o t44place bring
Deur Guelph, and it is 4PC .11.4 -d of Lint
tbut he cop.Menerd his caner with ten
dollars s - hit 4 he honored to take' high
to the States, t'ul,ke ft we other
"self-made" men, he had a good deal (
of human feeling in his wake-up and bet
tosined 1t to tt..• end, nod as a noise- fln
urnt•t• WAS s ewe, ded with genets. le- ;41
sprat and goodwill.
.Ynother Provihciel Government is
on the toboggan shine. Ott Tuesday last
Hon. PAL Mahoney, recently appointed
Miutster of Public rinks in the New
Brunswick Csbinrt,• was defeated by a
large Iuaj.-rity on his appeal to his
coin itto;icy for re-election. The turn-
over is regsided as a sign of general
tliseatisfaction with the record of the
t:urertmert and to accumulation of
scandals, New Brunswick, like.% it 6h ran
Columbia, Is waiting for aeneral wit
g rah
election to render i s veidict against her
the present Governmen(, gal:
3rtcanio-F.,rmpd from the fleet sr 1 -
de of -the present name and the
t two syil4hlr. of "Couple.- Poe-
vely not 'intimate -eel "Beer -con -n."
et Pno* Kill he rely pnpuiar with the
Large 41sittinny wb.l favor retainine
name Bel lin.
Hurouto-Comb:n'tion of Huron
and '4'orunro, fwitati„n is the sin-
cerest form of N /terry. Ei'aropie. of
hne: "I1upe'Huron to' thrilea ivet ion.
"
Agnoleo-Not,to lie confused with
`tapoho. Derived from Latin '•Agr...
4a lent) but not from oleo 1 -host for
tiler -margarine! Has no reference to
Berlin's mat kat such A. above del iva-
lion would indicate. County's coat -
o1 -x41415 hag larch and lion ( inn.
Hemline-•'Ihr,' again, and "Lorna '
rrJ-renamed. Iles nothing to tdo
b renoma-ostlers. Sounds like
at the maiden sunt wants to cell
Hist piety. Nur a breakfast tel-
a fad, nut a food,
In the general election which nearly
, (xtmguisheti the Conservative party
in the neigbhoting Provir..-,, tlurl.ec
voted for Laurier -so Consecrative
jouruals in this Pi ovince say. How-
ever, then- were other nestles. The
Montreal Sow, a Conservative news-
paper, puts it this way :
44.. Province of llnebee has re•
uewed 115 expMwton ut confidence in
the Bouin liosrtnutent in a tinted
striking and Hattetnng fashion. Wo
complete It 41mam ate' to • liivernment
could not be oa'cused in this or env
other Provo -ye without a pretty gen-
eral uhliteratiunuf party lines iluehrc,
having bad a lung slid painful expel i -
tome in antrual deficits and in piling rap
toe prize Mown -weal debt of the Do-
minion. hes is hearty welcome for a
Ionone,,, &duntosirau,rrt : sod the party
equalndee which cost tss so dearly in
the past base been forgotten.
The town of (billet' has declined, hy
a vote of 517 to 119, to hand its power
plant over to the Ontario Hydro-
ICSietric Commis►ion. Orilli& is to be
cr4gratulated With a good deal of
tr.iuble and at great expense it has
built up a plant that i.wing the
town excellent service. it evil continue
to run its own plant in its wn way,
instead of being under the dictation of
the Hydro office at Toronto, and any
profit accruing will para into its awn
treasury instead of going to help pay
the big eatery list at the Toronto of.
Ase. Ori141a is blessed with a public-
spirited element that i,N.ts upon the
town's managing 4ts own affairs, In -
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
THE SIGNAL 30D&BIC8 : ONTARTo
Only Fine, Flavoury Teas
are used to produce the !4►tnous
blends. Every leaf is fresh, fragrant
full of its natural deliciousness. Sold
in sealed packets only. It to,
111311pp•'r year. At the prearn t raw'
the Governsment of Canada pays oar
its bor•rowinits the interest wilt rust
motet than the torr( the
r-yrof a THE WAR.the 111 the fi woval rho arises of the rcaretaker and the hills for fuel and
•
light will mean a direct loss to the
counts y of half as much wore. The
erection of sueh a ►•liidtng to notbiog
less than a .scandal.
A Cali for Leadership.
London .tdvertl+sr,
Is it not time tart the "big orators"
of lath pasties should join to arouse
the nation ? Sir %Motrin Laurier has
given he lead by resolving again to
earry the cross of fire into Quebec.
Could not Sir It dint Borden j tin
him ? n'hy should not Foster and
Oratorio, Mrigben and Clark. Carvell
and Cochrane go out A+ "teams" to
chow .bat they have ideals &trout
.bei. politics ? It would heat ten the
people and increase respect for their
leaders.
What Canada Has Dow.
liocbe.ter 1'e.t-8.prena
(',nada has Bent I7O,000troops across
the seer ; 140,1101/ ,core are now in
training and recruiting still goes or.
As • matter of fact the patriotieru of
the Dominion ►howe no signs of cool-
ing. for more men offered themselves
during the first tour months of the
year than in any other equal period
since the war hegen. It is a very re- quare
markable achievement for our north-
ern neighbor, a country of les/ than
Two out of three war predictions ale
tributed to Lord Kitebener have al-
ready been fulfilled -the defensive of
1914 and the "draw" of 191:, What
of the thfud-the successful adeapt'eof
191t1? A reply to this question ie
essayed by a tuilitary officer in the
May number of The Fortnightly Re-
view, in an article marked by tett much
gbt and step nbiions tech*
ability thct ib signet e, "Special
set ve," might well cover the ideotit
a famous soldier. His reply to
question is comprised within twe
words. "i look forward," he ser
"with absolute certainty to clear
France and Belgium of the !funs
foie the 70ar is over,"
He puts forward regent argument.•
in support of his conclusion. and these
are military and not rconowtc Argu-
ments. The tc000mt: argument,
ieal
Re-
7of
th
0(7
ye.
tog
be-
in-
deed, he dismisses as wholly ioade- 1
"It is impossible for: this country
its allies to depend for vtctury
right million people, to have called so nothingb
huge • host to the colors hwu•tioo of CM Crr.,ral Ewpres. 1'without cats- art economic or
pares. Tl
scriplion to light in a war which b
th
se
moat points. Finally, the assist
aunt be mads on a sufSole sly
wider front to pretreat the victorious
s'e♦pOeate being hopelessly enfiladed
frost either fiauk at the very moment.
of their triumph. Keen then every-
thing is not kainrd unless the attacker*
still retrial sufficient strength and eie
hesion to repel • comae. -attack or to
4o straight on as the circumstances
ictatr.
t'ti, Anted all I his and !be Germain
front will be hopelessly broken over a
fiont of, say, ten to twenty mike.
such a breakage in a line over three
hundred wiles long means far mors
then the retirement of the defending
Voice to • new position • few miles in
the rear. The ablest general stag in
the world could not guarantee to get
its whole Hoe back intact such a abort
distance, In the pe11-.nail and onofus-
ion of retreat in which attackers and
deletecleets would b. hopelessly mixed
up together• without risking whole
army cocoa being left bebind, smith
ceded, out/Staked, or even surrounded."
Can we do it ? We roust at any
r..te attempt it, and if we fail the
Inst time we must try again, and if
we fail the second time we must snake
a third effort, "and it British soldiers
are what we think them to be, they
will sm:eyed before they- have finished
and victory will crown our ef-
forts with peace before the year has
run out.'
• • •
"BROTHER JONATHAN."
(Dr, Richmond is well known as the
president of Union College, ■t Sche-
nectady, New 7<'ork. The following
verses, written in the vein of Jame*
1 Russell Lowell's "Bigelow Papers,"
I were read by Dr. Richmond with gell-
ing effect at the recent diuoer of the
Rea) Estate Board of New York City.
fleotberJosat'ae sat by the titch.° ere,
Niambi' by foot on h/. anew
"11's • turrible gest they're Mole out tberv.
Hitt they can t git of er to ma,'
sad Jonathan Jingled the coma In hi. had
AO'thanked the toped Clod for tete ora
"Tb -7'u be wand,' nay cattle an. bots. and
earn
As' powder and gun. **ebbe,
But they'll pay oo the nail ' ea.b down, by
guava '
Pft earthey git from ewe.
or Aa be etwtled kinder .low red floated the
aro 1 ruin.
ex- "W. Rord Icy 00.Ines.,'..., '.e.
ere -They're killlo' em off :Ike rein, the( 041,
ne It onto me,
eat It ain't my war. rel I d0 fee) teal
ea ler them poor lielgiun*,' .e. re.
nit- And he too► . flew donors out of boa fete*
d .415,1.4,4 it isl04 (1.. a,
ay
I LA Then be heard they'd dn.woded a thou -,r,,1
seen.
.\„d .see from Amerikee.
he Wild right oat. -If > ou do that air In
r- You'll of use rd,' .ex 'ee,
is
.4a' he lett ea jiaylin' the toin. In hi. Ano'
e , As' ttarkis' Clot for the are.
e,'
i- They di.I it arra and thee q in.
"You quit that nos,' sex see,:
her ;All etre roe fellers • piece my mind
17 If 1 far o ye,- "
a• Ao wick. one eye wilt bis tongue In tis
1e cheek
art I in too proud to fight" era tae.
be Then they got to puottin' acid Wowlo' up things,
ee An he a x i ' You tet me be,
g- I won't .tend these fur, In tricks o• lourn
In thy. briefing Otis, free. -
rd And it gut old Jonathan all bet are,
cr .41. he 'co% hi• tet front his knee, .,
le he got tolhinhir. and thinker' hart,
I- Wet .)11. how i w,nJd be;
Au wondertn libel In Sam Hill he.1 du
as If .11111. petty enemy
ra With all them dreadnought. and .nhmarin •a
'
is no record its history ut any tree
P
1.1/1 1111/y Power which auff.red clef
ncandiesthrough purely economic candies
lung as its fleet and armies and
(tonal spirit still remains c intact an
active, however 1111 h sucl nausea in
have contributed u. .tie lung rut. to
military duwttfalt,
compelled
e could not have hero com r to
nd a man.
Most Guard Against Plotters.
tiuelpb Mercury.
Another case has of cured, this time
at trodrrirh, where mysterious 114011
have been seen prowling around in-
dustrial plants, the supposition being "Tbrrrwill /reser be peace in Euro
that they were preparing to plant dy- until tbe(fenue° Almy bra !area utte
naunite in the vicinity. It li rt
a f ly drlrated iu the.iron, An en,nuw
grlesttCaned'nthif at regitai. l -ss iorrll a o&o1eensnut 15unin vtctury woyhl sero outhrng but a t
t? f - crewel 01 the cooly.. ata Inter oat
known people to travel at will in and He goes on to discuss the imposts
out of Centres where information is to I+iht y of leas fog everything to Russia
Ire 'ot taitawdsend. where grist -damage :'ugfar.. it. jg. alaeir,-d .to _eir1Wd .1
care very easily 4s. done. Much better. 11ei ion. of awesfloct yW lay...roan. IY
to cause a little incunve(ience and ureven 1915'; *hover that Kuno. h
worry to innocent parties now and 'alto -tidy borne mute than her fajir she
then than to let plotters and spies slide of the war, and contends eftst witbo
through unobstructed. resolute help on the western trout t
coming tutuut'iIle ill not ere ber artai
further advanced than her own on
Mal frontier.
This brings the writer to his t4i
genet al c intention -that en (Wean
rale. I bail no « of ifs and children nom the tint ttli. eprirg Is the kr
none but myself to think of : end Ihr 1*hulr wilitery •ituaU"h Prw
at They eau
He Wanted Peace.
Two soldiers were conversing. One
asked the other what mule him en-
list.
beside!, I I ke. war. Hut how. ccomeWiser dentate lbrt the GrrnlAu lir
you to j ein the army?"
\\'.11, yr❑ see, I h-od 8 wife, and
i j lined ilia army hrcause 1 likes
pence.'
unbreakable, ,and this argument h
been euppin ted et by rxpIenced officer
t
at the pont. The writer to:s forth a
phalanx of entwine against th
prop eilioi :
('ams .,..4ppiu ncrow the -ea.
it
An' he thought of the army he wi.hed he had,
.len' he 4-. tuned up ht- .navy,
"1 eve•- Ile .et here ices enough,
111 hate to sit hut.), .•z'. -c,
- Hut the last 1 -.w he w:ua a -..tri°. there )!t
% Au'-:rokiu' hl, :one goitre,
coo men would be content with "What is 'Isar at least. i. thHt Ger
r lot -If it '.rte • 4,1 of money. many is coming to the end of her
first line troops -that is to say, met
e]who are competent to go anywhere
and do anything which efficient .i.
d.era ale expected to du, in th
course of the last five month(' nothio
1 but her interior lines of railways hav
enabled her to place her efYrctives now
on (Jul' (root and now on the other
. ... 1'be attack on Verdun has taker
its full tol1. There trust come a p1er
iod when the •pearbewd of the Ger
roan stwirs is blunted or destroyed
and an insufficient number' of hit
/soldiery trend for any given (r•ont "
A Little Job
or a Big .One
From the repairing
of a faucet to the
installation of a
complete plumbing
system, we are
equipped to do the
joh. A small pro-
fit with a customers
favor is more to us
than a large one
without it.
Two for the Farmers.
The Fernier . Advocate.
It it. encouraging ro meet an old-
timer woo relates stories or several
eptrngs which were later end wetter
than that of 11)48.
Every farming community this
year should be formed into gawps of
fat met. to change work and facilitate
farm operations.
A Warning Needed
homiest 1'., niter see.
The far-sighted manufacturer who
valuer his trod* and his tariff protec-
tion knows it is -not good Mea neo to
raies pt toes unless he ran furnish . de-
gnate reason for doing eo 1'ofbrtun-
lately. all manufacturers are not far-
sighted, and sortie of them have en-
joyed tariff protection so long that
they regard it as a divine right to he
uee.l or &bueoed according to their own
sweet will. For such members of our
industrial community there should be
• stern warning from Ottawa.
Now the Mosey Goes,
Mode Reformer.
A new Government pnetofflt.. in
Burford wise opened tibia week! with
quire • flourish of trumpets The
buliding
is said to have coot SM,(%io
And w casual glen"• at it as on* ride•
hy justifies the estimate. 1t is a gar
ing example of the .wstragrous lengths
to, which Government spending has
developed In Canada. lierfeied is not
even so Incorporated vUlago, and an
statistic* ars available ere to its popw
tailors, but SOU would h. • generous
estimate. fiber!! • gross paetal reven-
ue is 1915 of CAWS. And lath al-
lowance for heat, rent and fool who
UMW ntle" -.1111
W. R. PINDER
Phone 155 ilamilton Street
Baked Dainties,,,,
OUR baked dainties
are dainties indeed -
dainty to look !upon and
dainty and delicious to
eat. What's the use of
expending yr .strength
and time oy},'� the cake
board when you can get
the very nicest and
choicest of fresh -made
Cakes,
Cookies, etc.,
at our store.
IOW sew eim
DAVID BURNS
Th. Bak*' K in,,ton (Street
e ` It ain't ne tinea to be meal* rennet.
g I kit tell yr -no .itce. -
e He better be .tear' up out o' Chet, hoer
' Au* Hit muckier -,1°4 .ee.
Ando
• hi. shore* an rax (hing. V{.
I!
The way they ouehter W.
He tn'ght be helper, them son -4°. o hien
To fight ft, liberty,
ei .1,' he might git in a few li k. hie..lf
lie.' for humanity.
A. shots. t ' lift bel ' . 44 jinglinaben. coin.
.4n'thankin' Clod ter the ren,
-p) t harp • Alexander Rkhitieml 1° The
Outlott 'New York,.
On trap other h and, our own person-
nel has inherited in full measure the
api,it of the original expeditionary
force, while the Territcn•ials have be-
come war -hardened troops with
which anyone might le proud to
eel :
'' rhe main facts seem to to that our
troops are now supetior as tactical
and mobile units to those of the en-
emy, and that we should possess a
great superiority of force. the Ger-
man troops on the sweeten, front are
ususlly estimated at Y,ttt),Iaa), but they
c.uld be, and no doubt would be, con -
eldership reinforced in view of an at-
tack being directed against them
shortly. None the less. they would
still be very inferior in point of num-
hers.
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J ust received a range of shades in French Silk •
Poplins, beautiful weave, good weight and superior
quality, 36 to .}o inches wide. Shades : Copen- •
hagen, browns, amethyst, dell alice, greens,. blacks,
at per yard, $i.00, 84.35, 81.5o.
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Duchess Silks and Pailettes •
• Thirty-six inches wide, blacks and navy, at per yard, •
• 145C, $t,00, 84.25, $1.50.
� Velvet Cords,,
• White, ivory, greens and browns, for suits and •,
• coats, heavy superior quality, 68c. S
• Cream Serges 0
• Fifty six inches wide, suiting serges, all pure wool,• •
• at per yard, $I.00 and $1.5o. •
• fNoravy85chl.ue serge suitings at old price, worthh 81.25 0
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• Wash (foods 4 Ili
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•Forty to forty-two inches wide, dark and medium •
• ground, new designs, voiles, marquisettes, ninons, •
• at per yard 25c, 35c, 50c.
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• Twenty -eight -inch krinkle crepes, ginghams, prints, •
• in mid light and dark colors, guaranteed fast, hun- •
• •dreds of pieces to select trom. Regular 15c to 18c; •
at per yard 12 1-2C. •
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An Excellent Medicine
for Childhood Ailments.
Baby's Own,Tahlrts are an excellent
remedy for childhood ailments. They
regulate the bowels, sweeten thest/>n.-
ach, banish, colds and simple f
and cure all minor ill.v of little ones
Concerning 'hent Mira. H. N. Etsam,
Owl. Head, N. S., writra : "I always
USO fi ab,'. Own Tartlets for my little
one. and And them an excellent medi-
cine for childhood ailo.enta." The
Tablets are wild hy medicine dealers
or by marl at 2,11 c.nt. % hos from The
i)r. Williema' Medicine Co., Bro,.k-
,iIIe, Ont.
"At the lowest estimate, then, we
should he able to put three Anglo-
French soldiers against two Germans,
while it concentration of two to one
on the sectors selected for attack
cwld he made with complete safety
to the rest of the line."
The three conditions which must be
postulated for a successful advance
are : Unlimited shells, greater num-
erical force, and an army not inferior
in courage, skill, and administration
to the Gelman. The two first condi-
tions have been fulfilled. What of
the third ? The pessimist contends
either that no army can break through
modern field defences, or that, at any
rate Dur array cannot.
The answer to this Argument has
been given at Hoene, Neuve Chapelle.
Loos, and elsewhere, though these ac-
tions have been often written down
as "partial *worsens 0t incomplete
feilursw," The German front has been
broken frequently up to the first 1it.e,
several times up to the second, sod et
least once up to Lbs third.
There remains the question as to
the form of attack :
"The ideal attack must conrl.irse a
Street variety of operations. . .In
thef4at place, the enemy on remain
urteertain err to the pansies point ref
danger, in tbeleennd plates, the 1sr.
lathery preparation nowt err far abolish
the r..lotane• d machine grins, infer -
sty gee, and wt's entangI.. '. r, not
on nn• iler of Ills defeats, but Oa anti*
linemen tic• dsltsase, as to m&k• the
advance of Infantry practicable at
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The light. economical Ford vs nit its .tn,.,lli-n%fiu;;
engine acrr,tges shout twenty-five miles on a gallon of
gaud e.
Compare this wit!) the gasoline c.'11sunt4)41.5111,.4.11.'
Sixteen-Miles-tothc,Gallon ca ,
Then figure the difference, baying .n1 eye on 411e•
present price 4.1 eas.!ane, •
-Six thiwlsan,1 )piles is a fair season', travel. The
Sixteen-Milesointhe-Gallon - car, •going six tltoasand
miles, burn% ifll one hundred and thirty-five more gallons
of gasoline than dots the F,",nl gning.ibe same distance
This means that the Ford owner •ace% en.al8h dur-
ing a single %ea...(1 70 p,tv fit his gas..line fin an addi-
tional thirto-thee hut•,,lred ,old seleI tj' five utiles,
"MADE IN CANADA'
Free gasoline for thirty-three htajred miles
the Ford owner's saving in one year.
Logs Wanted
•We will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of logs delivered
at the mill in lioderirh.
Custom aawinfddone promptly at
any time.
in
We will andso 1y Chopping
graiin at our
elevator and will pay the fleet mar -
tet prices.
Orders for (-hopping or rolling
grain promptly and carefully at-
tended 1(,at our chopping mill.
�tJ1lE OF'
Tim
BARGAINS
J. E. Baechler
ICU sod *levator worth of Mae-
Bwaa'e coal yards, Goderieb,
\\'E .44144: t1F'FF:IBINIG
One 4x4 Iron Gate complete with
hinges and latch, worth $3.50, now$2
Two 3x3 1-2 Iron Gates, complete :
worth $3.00, now $2,00
One $10 Mower Knife Grinder with
two Ernery Stones : now $5.00
Six Round -point " Silver Dollar "
Shovels : now 60c
Six good Stoves at Clearing Prices
All kinds of Lowe Bros.' High Stan-
dard Paint at Bargain Prices
Everything must be cleared
The Howell Hardware Co., Ltd.