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NO NAVAL BASES Iti PACIFIC
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Queen 1 of the m • +,•di Isien(ls is!
,:4gitati_ i, Auetralia -•
The evtion of J.ixrwtll ial hns3Gtl"1c or,
the retention of the :1Tar.ahatll 1 l rets
in the Paeilic, instead of .sulfil':ittine ;i`.
tlsm !•o. the mendetors system to?
t`:lail'll Crca't; Britain .self', ether cttln-j
tries are vellihns to lend esih pence
ell rte:pee ' or the c;ls,ho:ition of formes':
Gem= m ee for, iec, is ca,rearng Ames;
tr 'il'i ro.ne Oaten. The Minister for
Jollier and Industry in the New South':
Wales Cabinet, now in London, points"
met that resolutions adopted by the
Federal Parliament of Australia with
respect to the future control of Ger-
man colonies in the Pacific are in-
spired more by the fear of: future
wars than from a desire for imperial i^r!ED S+
Ks
expansion, to which the democratic � l4�R�
reeling of Australia is onnosed. The
senan'irnous ,feeling is that former AT RISK Of DEATH
(.:,.,man possessions must in future XPi _�H
- M
31e tested as colonies and not: as naval
bases, with very 1t�
he
colonization,
as was Germeny's practice.
The IslarshalI Islands are a=st :all
group or coral islets, with a linitew
native population. presenting few in-
dueements to settlement even Ly such
r, frugal and indnstrius people as tho
Zeo mese. On the other hied, alley,
would afford safe .shelter to the lar -
ge=t lied in the world, and their po
:''.tion aright, homier cortical circum -1
stances, render them a menace to
Aeetralin. If Japan is not prepared
t 1 ac:eept a mandate n ith 'reseed to
the tenures of these islands it is clear
that there must be rigid restrictions
de:? 'o tetei, utilization as a navel base
or coaling station for the Japanese
flee{: or the fleet of any other coun-
try. Only by suer recans•will A'.Is-j
tr•,1ia, end witis Australia the world,)
feel satisfied that they constitute no
nien:eve: in the fi ;ire t).. peace o tete
frceele?,l of the so: s.
British troops takng back .he civil pajala,tiou
CLEANSES 'NOR RAH
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tern
Ontario. Insurance, carried $100.0. 4
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7" iii5;ziew .OnriV;S,EOF wLlebrC?gRolni4s L7
Franco "Wu!' ueil2o000:`
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that amount. Apply I.- 11., a4o
Publishing Cr.. TAmited. Toronto;
tereotesro eenotee
Surely try a `"i'andeline Heir
cleanse" if you wish to immediatelye1:0E;E . . 4 .
double the beauty ref your' hair. Inst ou internal and .external. cured with.
out vain by -licit' x%07.00- treatment. Writ*.
I>4adlc,al
moisten a cloth with Daneerine and
draw it ct~refully through your hair,
taking ane small strand at a time;
this will cicen ;e the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive oil— in a few minutes
you will be amazed. Your hair will, be
wavy, fluffy and abundant and poi sess
an incomparable sofLuEss, lustre and
ivauriaace.
Besides beautifying, the hair, one ap-
p1ieation of Da:uterine diseoiveu every
liar'ttele of dandruff: xrvigorates the
scalp, stopping itching and falifng,hair.
Danderine la to the hair what fresh.:
showers o'f, rain and sarlehi.ae are to
vegetation. It (foes light to the roots,
invigorates .axed strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stirn els tang au(i lffe•1a, ci-
1 dt=ciug properties cause the hair to :
us before too Into. 1 r. Eellm fir
Co.. Limited. Collin '?od• Ont -
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413.25- Rebel, $1.65. Rei feed cut
rate prices. haver idle tiarage-Rublo-r
t'o.. 4`ae1'ru1,'2 and I1.04,11ton 5zs.,'`.l~uroeleu.'
Pad ?e8 ii; rt tre.ste, ,t. ai' .>t, 'M'Iontread.
CANOE.
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The Fiver Sebald t and broken bridge at Tolimal.
BRITISH ENGINEERS ENSUED
SAFETY OF ARMY."
The Canadian Department. ofi iZn-
mires and the Linit'od• States Bureat].
of Fisheries are pl'alt ing elaiinook!
salmon eggs fr.,2n elle Pr.eifle cease
in .the St. Lawrence river system,
s always
food wild
play ,a b16�.
part
As a ma.n.
so
a food fr
body and
brain.
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Canada, cod t3•a• rel
License N0.20 1r
Every as Was Tested and An Anti-
dote Found Six Months Ahead
of German Schemes.
Of the deeds of self-sacrifice on "the
home front" none is more noteworthy
than those of the small band of offi-
cers and N.C.O.'s of the Royal Engi-
neers—mostly chemists—who risked
death by slow poisoning in their ex-
periments to ensure that our troops
should bo equipped to withstand and
heat the German gas.
Lieut. -Col. Edward Frank --Harrison.
C.M.G., head of the department, who
died recently, was warned repeatedly
this year thet unless he gave up the
gunners; and six months later the
small box respirator was distributed
to all troops. Of these respirators, 20,-
000,000
0;000,000 were made. Italy asked for
them, and all her troops were supplied
within two months, The result was
that in the• big attack In June, when
the Austrians crossed the Piave and.
fired hundreds of thousands of gas.
shells, the Italians had only two Iron
killed by gas.
aw.—.
THE TERRIBLE "ASHCAN"
Captain of U -Boat Describes the
Effect of Depth Charge
With the Fingers!
° Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
4-0
{
grow Long, strong end beautiful.
You can tua1y; haw pretty, soft,
lustrous heir, a el lots; of It, if you gill
spend a feev ceuts for a email bottle of
Ifl]owiton's Danderino ut any drag
store or toilet e;ouuter and try it es
directed.
The Sea is Els
The eea is His, He made it,
Black gulf and sunlit shoal,
From Larriered bight to where the
long
Leagues of Atlantic 1;01;
Small strait and ceaseless ocean
Ile bade each one to hq.
The sea, is IIis: He made it—
And Britain keeps it free
By pain mire strees and striving
Deyord the maims" lt,;ih,
B;: vieile extern wile °thus sl,"t,
Ey lives of many men;
Tlartai ;h. nights of shale, e-eroogis
dawniegs
Meeker iter altar
This sea thea 'Go;1 created,
Britain has kept it free.
Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or
any kind of a corn can shortly be
lifted right out with the angers if you
will apply directly upon the corn a few
drops of freezone, says a Cincinnati
autbority.
It is claimed that at small cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce of free- had just stopped a cabman to enable
E AStt idlY D
ilpctfeal, i,eore'
it ,right not i;t ,e
:Hort, Maple Sugar
Lams 'e -'s ero;I oc. papte ugar
:end syrt.p is all gone. Pricks. this.
t'e:ar will be just about: as profitable.
The export trade ie t1 veiopinen What
tl]: dealer. \.ant is :more maple. Tager,
Imre rtlarw. s ap,;.anri lit:ter
Make yo;.'r r]ap°a by ih tray this year
by tallith -it; all the trees you can lta]tr
die. is far as the boiUng t^ oes .it
Ia just about as ea'4r to handle the
seat. of 5,0000 tree.", as 6ui).
ftiaar0'rs litoinzent Crcrn" Crargeti tr. bio"
Too Freese
Some : r a;i w l'o," : ;`o :, nu;edthe
new eli'r' 1"Y t.'.ti? ll';i ste for ,rine'
sweet i"" a .'0 ac'" ' lh' na�r'ia
e,a�Fl al
Lao. agth the N,>i o ;, Peat
,;1•al 1i'9 ` w tiv i?n a to :+>":s. a an:l. frail;,;-
a;a*�(at - I.. t htia
t:i 4:', i+.ela that he ': as l..e .
in. ° 3 .r a . -.-; ea Cic*lu.,l him anything 1:Gt $•twa:l, a.ntr: w4l(.•1'r ialt any",tYling
vet: on
A fe>. f~«., :, 1 -,:..ter tail ad's entered t1.e
store tan'1 w (eti for Cf`•* a air! Beni.
C•oitnt me the srt!unt lial cnrinin3 stAw, go on," ii":<e
Who Nailed with couracre high ogees can't 1; m;. Birk is hatched
To chart the neriloue ways un/neve--- #1:.
Tell. me where these nen lie!
To fight a path for shins to come Q:s, y•`: e'er i� telt a • e a,
'hey =tired at Dead Mao's quay,
The sea is God's; He mane it- �•
Rheumatic MRS :P.6)
And these men kept It free,
so Are relieved in a few days by
0 little land of England i taking 30dropeoft',.other Seisel's,
ce y}t'rtpnfter ineansand onretiring. '.
0 mother of hearts so brave, •• It resolves the limo and acid '"'
Man sav this trust shall 1 .ss from ej accumulaationfntile rrtiusclesand pu
thee t• joints r.o these deposits can ha io
Who guards tt Nelson's gravel !! expelled, tiffs, reHavingpain and 6j
Aye, but these braggarts yet sheIl o) .uore:acaa. Seigel a Syrup, oleo Cr,,
learn
Rrho'd hole the world in Lee,
The sen is God's --anti Britain,
Britain shall keep it Spec.
a�[inarura zlntenea Cb perp■ totes, . OIS �.R t bi Sr't6S a a v v ia\s r v 4p..
'AA
It happened on a busy crossing MIIFYtik�* •'
in Edinburgh. The poliee]na on duty
Cs known as "Extract oftRoots," e
contttiLtenodopereo otherstrong 0,
• drugs to kill or ataslc the pain ofe
• rheumatism cr lumbago, i` re- se
• moves the cause. See. a Loule •
gyp
et at drtsggiste. :x
The Retort Courteous ' e a ' Wen "`ia
From the 'captain of a TJ -boat, a .zee° at any drug store, which is sulfa- the cross traffic to proceed TI mai.
tient to rid one's feet of every corn in blue kept the cabman 'waiting
limp, bedraggled figure that had been or callus wititout pain or soreness 01' longer than was strictly nece_e ry,
fished out et the sea with a boathook, the danis ger of infection. so that the latter, beginning to ,zot'.
tame to methe following
depth and whiletionYsticl y, dries ttlhee momr ent it' restive, started to pray eed, althea .l
of what it is like p charged,the hand was still against hint.
ss "Jacl;stafi" in the London.Daily irritateetthensu does ngtissue. ar even The policeman turned upon tint in
Mail. '?" , This announcement will interest a lege.
e"Well, how did you like it . Ire, many women here, for ft is said that . "Did ye no' vee net' I a urn' '.i \,my
asked irsinically. By "it" the goes- the present hihere, el f it is ar is put- hand?" he shouted.
toner meant the series of exploding ting corns en practically every
The cabman smiled scornfully.
"ashcans" which had thrown slay- woman's feet.
ward big lumps of the sea mixed
"Weil.. I
did notice that it hetsan t
of submarine. My Standard get dark. suddeniv," he said, NIA
ut
'With fragmentsy didn't know it veal y ''r liar, 1. ,"e ca
4;: ark he could not lipre 12 months. 1Te Dazed, and evidently uncertain of
refused From S a.m. till 10 or ixTo live as gently as I can; it's talo] rx e all my time tae r;ee
h wn anatomical condition, the U- To be no matter where a man•
0,
.0
p.ni throngi]o.. the week including
is o
t in felt his leets then his
Inerdiewhile starring around with
ere mien.
periments, and his langs were becom-
ing ilrtpregnate,�, 'When influenza came gradually to him he answered;
the question in slow, methodic speech.
Being depth charged, he ,said, Was
"awful." The strain of it so dam-
aged the morale of a snbinaxine's
d r he; vas at this post. All the boat ego a a ,
while he was absorbing gas in his ee- amts,
comically bewrld d Then as '
realization of what had . happened
seized him he had not the strength to
heat it off.
His staff shared the risks with flim.
The officers and N.O.O.'s who had to
test the effects of every kind of gas crew that if they got away they were
and every typo of protective mask - of no further : use. By the shock
went day after day into sealed chant- of the explosion lights were put out;
bers containing concentrations of the ;frequently Ieaks were started in the •
gas. In the early days particularly, hull, ,and the boat, was thrown sight
in
when about tiff men werr) engaged on her side.
To tele what cones of good or
And eling to faith and honor still;
To do my best, and let that stand
The r€cord of my brain and hand;
And then, shoul failure coin.e to me,
Still work and ope for victory.
To have no secret place wherein
I stoop unseen to shame or sin;
To be the same when I'm alone
As when my every deed is known;
To live undaunted, unafraid;
Of any step that l: havo made;
Te he without pretense or sham
Exactly wh
a
t men
think .1
n.
this work in London and 20 in France, Creeping along in this condition,
they never knew what the result would with charges bursting all. around, al- Y
be. +' though they might not be very near, r Y®
e degree, a s in •. t.
for sometimes a mask. that appeared ing, they would be extinguished again o TO -NIGHT TRY
In theory to be perfect failed in this by the later detonations All a crew a, a
hadget 'd dot was to run their boat out 1 X E 1
All were poisoned In some d g was pp 1' f7 It lights
were got go Kee p our '-t
Heal
practical test, and the Men -n a to coo. o •
out of the gas chamber as .best. they of the danger area as quickly as pos y inar n.
- . .. , ._a__:.. F,,.,,. `M.iis: ?1,n �1 'l
vne
-••r,ld
CUL 4tL%lie al, .r,". — -
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WAS, I If they escaped they were
Acitiaip: ted Gas Attacks. i tunato. It was, a. terrible ordeal,
The Germans introduced poison gas "Noe ," p9'iease, will 'yiau give me
some meat?" he ended. ...eon April 22, 1915..at Ypres. For eilzh,:t
months they; used elilorife. Then they This odd anti elitnax to a tale of
added phosgene, making a.lnuch-Inore terror astonished the auditors. But
deadly combination. But by this 'time the U-boat captain meant the request
anything they might do had been an- quite seriously. It appeared that in
the port her sailed from whichlwas
ticiiiat,$d and allowed for by the,
chemists o1 the Royal Engineers, neither Kiel, Wilhelmshaven nor Zee-
` Mugge) meat had for ra long time
They had tested every gas and had been unobtailhable. Now he had :hopes
found the antidote. :rick cot" res cotton -waste
of: a good, square meal, and: that liis
pad, kno beefs the "black veil" respire body was whole, he nett thought of
tor, bed l eel1 succeeded l b t the Hypo; •.his stomach. Which was very Thin
heimet,‘ and the latter in turn by the
flannelette helmet, with a chemical
impregnation giving proteCLio]r, against
phnsge11o.
This helmet was intGoduced in Au-
guat, 1915 --four months before the
Germans used phosgene --and- from
that , time 13ritaili Was always six
Months ahead of .Germany in gas .de
fensive prepeeetioi,s. Early in 1916
the large bee 7respirater, was supplied
to t<lrectatl st troops such Ali ninclriee
like; if not very.heroic..
The Briti,s4] Government has ar-
ranged for the establishment of mills
for the production of pettittrilour on
a large. scaile. `
Nalnpcel a ,little commune : in the
War -devastated section. of France,
has chosen Mines: d'Iiivne as; halals
Mayores$, the first woman in Veance
to- be thus honored.
for that Cold and Faire?. Feeling.
Get Well, Keep . Well,
gn&Z1 ish Flu,
"n' LIABLE:
ATTN.-4.1U,
One limy of fostering sport: to ,
French regiment stationed near the
Ethi.110]hnd a than kilornetre footraoe is
herd once a month.' The- winner re-
ceives txreive rays' leave; the second
man ten days;. the 'third, fourth, fifth
and sixth, eight clays; and the neat
ten hien' six days.
giistal:ti'a`L.Irtsit*ut elm's% Aigta#ssn,.
Women will ''be aadmitteci as del,-
r.
gates to the permanent International
L•aber, Conference which is hi process
of formation at Paris,:
t i;.nian - "Ylere, `take this ohlieken
away." 4i'axte r—=�T1r1]i.t's the, matter
with it?" Airitlan— "dt's an wings
am 1 niachinery'i
ED. 7.--Iti3ST.J
nay Borst fen shyin' rwt y e feet' '
MONEY ORDERS.
The safe way to send Iitosey by nail
is by Dazninion lilxitrees ':Toney Order.
Actually Occurred
A British officer who toured the
'West during the war on propaganda
work is said -to be telling his colleag-
ues in London that this incident ac-
tually happened: `'On one of our
trains we had -no dining car and stop-
ped at Green River in Wyoming, -X
think it was, for louts at the station
restaurant. My waiter seemed to be
quite a typical cowboy,' recruited for
the emergency, and when he asked me
what kind of pie I'd have for dessert
I asked what kind of pie be had..
'Mince and apple,' he replied. After
,come' hesiitaioya eolith seemed .to
arouse his ill -will, I asked for apple
ple. `Say, stranger,' he responded.
with unmistakable1nenece, `what's the„
matter with the mince pie?"
iiluit tela r,lst!..tu la.:C res iii?y'!%SS.; xis
Our British Navy
-- ..cve,IfIT here at home
.ROk,�';��
Biosis s Lin mer 1 Las itia
punch that ] e1aelies
rheumatic is twin fxs
This V...r.r dogesthra.-
sca:terior4ztYtta' ai'ii-:r es1.4uii eal-
edy t , ., .r,• "a;t ;: ,r:fhNeej r .t
l liritiy,a '
to the'Szg c S t •tl L
relaai, s' w R' (t 3:x 1 ,.r1
help Ia.r e. tt i Te ii,
Strains, sti.5%.,..c.7%h, a r .s i'a...1 gow
ti uioeS.g
Get :ottr 1• tr:e t-:"s,,ia_ costs �ttti?°r
rii,tans to c ..t' y •tr dra gi t nt^
' ; ,r'' I c a it bandy Ir:y for 'dm
in Canada. 'L'lia
big L.; to is tit on
"7* sit;
Words fail to tell thee what we feel;
God's blessing' on thee be,
Great Britain's bulwark and her pride,
Pirat-,e -watch-dogs of the sea.
Bice Is the Iridinsustenance of 54
perytieant, Of the u]lfaaatants o:f the
glove.
30c-, Wk., $1.20.
Cureuragavelourliars
a'>,rrxl) the hair outstraight,
the YYltua
'1'he next morning shanapuu
cure Soap and hot water.
seee'sie Each Fr. oe,by Mail. :.Addrsa oEt•-
bAryl : "(~cots:r*..t eat., ta1,'Bonen; LT.e,Ae"`
old by dealers throughoUt the world. ..
w..c..x )wwm..rx.
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'listen ;s't t I ?ai tot ::L t51 a, is cl k e4.3,nn.gtng tireatbet•-
rilitfa>i ttls,t>t and spring-, their systeints. betoine: .i•tnr
down ,silt`' ,i>,y to*,u11: t1i`c they are Yet' :si:s+e:]itio)e
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