Exeter Times, 1916-3-2, Page 3HOW NAVY FOUND
FOE'S SUB DEPOTS
FLOATING OIL TANKS THAT HIO.
Ti NY SU (DVS
Nothing Inventea by Germane for Foe
U -Boats Escaped the
Woman's Health
Needs Constant Care
in Relief Work
Work and Worry Leaves Her a
Victim of Many Distressing
Ailments
Every Woman's heath is peculiaalei
dependent upon the condition of her
blood, How .trearly Women suffer with
headache, pain in the back, poor ap-
petite, weak digestion, a constant feel -
The rue e adopted by the enemy to ina of weariuess palpitation of the
supply his submarines evith fuel mid ' '
stores have been manifold, writhe a heart, shortness of breath, pallor and
special correspoudent in the Edinburg nervousness. If you have any OL
Scotsman, •these symptoms you sheult1 begin to
It is on record that an enemy sub- day to build up your blood with Dr.
,arine was a spectator of an impor- Williams Pink Pills. Under their use
taut phase Of the Anal departure from the nervoas energy of the body b ee-
, the Gallipoli Peninsula of the allied stored as the blood becomes red and
forces, but there were rieks invalVodAll pure
, and • the entire system ' is
an attempt to interfere with the op- strengthened to meet every demand
ra
etions, and the submarine took no
risks. • upon it. They nourish every part of
Submarine supply rrangementthe body, giving brightness to the
e s in
the Mediterranean were not 80 wen eye and color to the: cheeks and lips,
advanced when War broke out as Mrs, Sas. S. Frants, Oakwood, Ont.,
, they were in the,northern waters, The says: "I should have written long ago
Germans had foreseen his difficulties to tell what Dr. Williams Pink Pills
in the Noith. His purpese had did for me, but 1 suppose it is better
• been well defined, and hie plans were late than never. • In June, 1913, I had
complete and his depot e stocked. •th go to an hospital for an operation
• The underwater depots of the • Ger- f.1 • female weakness I was in the
man submarine service were not creat- .
• ed after the beginning of hostilities.• hospital for a month, before I was
Something of the care which had been able to get home. _Three weeks ante;
bestowed by Germany upon • peace_ this I started for a trip to the Pacific
time preparations for the war at sea coast, in the atope that my health
may be realized from an ineideat in would further improve. On the way
which two vessels of °lir county class I stopped to visit a sister in Southern
figured many moths ago. The ves- !Alberta, and on arriving at her home
• sels were on duty in the NTorth Sea, (after a 35 ntile drive), I was coma
out from the eastern edge of the Dog- pletely done out. I found my sister
• ger Bank.
Quite a lively time was expert_ ill, her baby having been born the
enced on one of the ships when week before. As there was no one
• In the dis'tance an object which ap. to help, I had to take care of the child
peered to be a periscope was seen just
lifting above the surface of a very calm
sea.
The Floatine Tank
The sighting ship was about to warn
her neighbor when from the latter ves-
sel also the suspiciaus Object was seen,
A. pretty game at once developed be-
tween the two ships. It was a game
which hacl been fatal to submarines of
the enemy before, but on. this occasion
the prospective victim was unrespon-
sive. -
The supposed periscope remained
• where it had first appeared, despite
the wiles of the cruisers. The uni
certainty did notalast very long, and
as soon as it was realized that, what-
ever the object was, it certainly was
not a periscope, there was an examin-
ation by launch, and the young naval
officer in charge of the examing
party received what was perhaps the
greatest isurprise of his career.
The object which had sent the
cruisers, on a merry dance was a
'eery unpretentious buoy, made in
• Germany. It was hauled abeerd tlae
launch, and • the light tackle which
held• it was- carefully gathered in.
Then came, zwirled in seaweed, hea-
vier tackle came the surprise. Running
gear; devised and shackled with great
Ingenuity, was set free, and the launch
crew hauled away happily. Up to the
surface hove a great steel tank.
Thus was found one of the first
petrol supply depots set under the
sea.
The problem of dealing with the
"neutral" supply ship is much more
difficult in the Mediterraneau than it
proved in the North Sea and in nortb-
ern waters generally. A serious prob-
lem enough it was in the North.
• Supply Boats
• Trawlers in scores took the risk of
war and eame out to the fringes of
the Dogger Bank to glean what they
• could of fish or information. We are
respectful of the rights and feeling ot
neutrals. But there came a day of
reckoning all along the Dogger Bank,
and of what eves found In the- weeding -
out took place many interesting things
might be told. Here is an instance:
There waa a surprise one breezy
dawn for a tiny group of British
trawlers on that Bank. Examining des-
• troyers rushed oat of the west, and
were in the midst of the fishers almost
as soon as sighted. Every trawler bore
an English number, and every one had
certainly done some fishing. There 'en
, not a single hold but held some of the
,spoll of the deep. And there was •one
hold in particular which seemed well
filled. •
That was the traitor •ship. The
"hold" was not much more than a
depressioe. It was a false, hold, fit-
• ted over the real hold and the real
cargo. Under that shallow cupped
upper "hold" with its burden of fish
there was the real hold with its, bur-
den of supplies for submarines, ifs
• wireless outfit, Rs bombs and benzine.
• Sbe was one of the best examples of
her kind taken.
• The submarine supply slaps' were
very sadly shaken up that week, and
none more effectively than one traw-
ler, which was actually a cleverly eon-
structed Oil teak, "deublo skinned" all
over! Neutrals have but little reason
to grunable if the British Navy has
a now an inquisitive way, with it. • The
lajtooncrete blocks" which were .proved
:to be oil cases, the coil•s of new haw-
n.•hers which yielded each its little tank
of petrol, the copper -packed "tunnels"
of Innocent tramp steamers, have not
been forgotten,
The Sort Mother Made.
A newly married couple had had.' a
little dieagreenient about some cakes
which the wiae lied made. The hug.
band eomplained that thole his Mo.
they teed to peodues were far super -
or. On the next day the girl set be-
fore him a plate -of hot cakes. "New
you have achieved somethingl" he exe
elaimed enthusiestieally, "These are
• eXactIy like the cake mother used; to
Inake. Bow did you do it?" Ill 'Will
' Ohre you the recipe," replied the wife
hi°Idly, "X teed margariue inetead of
atter, egge a Week old; 1 put alum in
e flame, and added plenty Of ' Water
, fo the Milk." •
and do the housebold work, and in
the three weeks that passed before
my slater took charge I was com-
pletely wera out, and again nearlyill.
However,I started on my westward
trip, and decided to stop off at Banff,
leseigeOnaesealeetarasesestemeseseates,"
•'there ean be little doubt, and the duty
of preparing 01118 Mede evident, The
eme war voiturts with blaelc whites
that brood over Europe as beralders
of poverty, eorrow and death, are
liable to migrate te new fields, and
America may be the next to supply
the harvest of .death. But I greatly
mistake if they find .America ea- un-
prepared as peaceful Enrope wale
when the Kaiser tet hootile foot on
13elgium soil.
The fri;trdal, ittArit thie great
country is being groused as never be -
for since 1861 -goaded on Withont
doubt by the tragic lessons taught by
the present relentlees struggle,
A nation that sneers at its solemn
treaties not' to 'he trasted in any
way, and the only safety for Anima
lea lies in being abundantly prepared
to repell • any aggression, and assert
her rights, come what' may.
This conviction 18 rapidly settling
down upon Americail thought to -day,
and every effort is being put forth to
strengthen her defenses, and increase
her naval strength. ••
The capacity of a democracy to
quieldy employ its resources is pro-
verbial, zee history elemonstrates,
Like Canadians, born and matured
undee civil and . political freedom
America ha e a heritage to fight for,
and has never been found lacking in
those stern qualities that make the in-
vineible, daring and • unconquerable
soldier.
LADY ALTASTAIR TNN-itER,
one of Louclon'S wealthieut society
women, who is indefatigable iia
work. Her husband is a bro-
ther of the Duke of Roxburghe.
40W AMERICANS VIEW THE
GREAT WAR.
13y Chas. M. Bice, Denver, Colo.
,
In the U.S. the individual right of
where I remained a week, but it did
not seem to help me, and I resumed Pr°Per€3' has always been regarded
as one of the most sacred (if all hu -
my journey. On the train I took sick,
man institutions. Trespass here, upon
and could nob eat, and as I was alone
property rights is one a the blackest
my condition was pitiable. Finally the
of sins, ,and hence Imperialism finds
porter wired ahead to North Bend for
it iinpossible to understand America.
a doctor to see me. The doctor want-
ed me to leave the train and go to al But it is just this abhorrence to
thein of trespass that has lent the
hospital, but I determined to continue
peculiar sanctity to all American
my journey to Vancouver. The media
treaties with Canada as with the rest
eine the doctor gave me did not help
of the world, for which the country
me, and I was getting worse all the
time,. And then a young man who had' is The 11.8,
has 100,000,000 of people
the opposite berth asked me if I would I
Canada has 10,000,000, and though we
try Dr. Williams Pink Pills and gave
need many things that Canada .pos-
me a box he had. I used these and the
sesses, it is unthinkable that "We
porter got me two more boxes, and by
the time I reach&I my journey's end I should take what we want and explain
was feeling some better. I stayed two
afterwards" a la German policy.
There is not a fort front Maine to
months on the coast, and continued
Victoria along the 3,000 miles of the
• taking Dr, Williams Pink Pills all that
"e
timCanadian frontier, but if wadopt-
e. I had gained in weight and- ap-
pearance, and when I started for home ed Germany's policy we would have
I felt better than I had done for years. to erect fortifications all along the
d
route, an keep one or two Millions
Now I always keep Dr. Williams Pink
of men drawn from fatm and factory
Pills in the house, and both my hus-
to defend them, and our neighbor
band- and my young daughter have
would have to do the same. In some
been benefited by their use. I bless
European. states the nation is every -
the day that young man on the train
thing, the individual nothing, Thank
gave. me his box of pills, otherwise I
Heaven! This worship is confined to
might never have tried them, and
and chiefly to one
„ • the Central Powers,
would liana still been an invalid.
You can get Dr. Williams Pink Pills
of these. Absolute power is ,always
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at 50 cents a box or six boxes for sequence of endless adoration, for it
destroys the ruler's power to think
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MILLION WORKING FOR NAVY.
in straight or consistent lines. Flat-
tery is sure to conceal weakness, and
no man is so unfortunate as the man
who is put on a throne and lifted up
— beyond the reach of plain truth -tell-;
Official Figures Given - Fighting ing.
No ruler is charged with more ser-
ious diplomatic blundees than the
Kaiser. I
He was dead sure that England
Strength Over 300,000.
The magnitude of the work going
on in the navy is shown in a letter
from the Admiraltir to Sir Gilbert
Parker, answering his inquiry in the 's
'should remain neutral, because of a
little dispute with Ireland.. Italy
British House of Commons. The navy
proper had 146,000 'officers and men will be a German ally because of the
when the war broke out, now inereas-
Triple Alliance. Belgium will be
ed to 320,000, with authority granted neutral, and allow us to trespass on
for a further increase to 60U
---,000 of- h. i
f we promisendemnity when the wan her property and destroy her homes
i
ficers and men, besides 67,000 naval
is .
reserves. There are also 85,000 men over. Franceis unprepared and
' weak and we will Paris within
engaged in work. at Royal dockyards ,
'
and •other naval establishments anthree weeks.cla
several times that number on Adm_.
. An alliance with Turkey will bring
alty Work under contract and sub, on a holy war, in which, al/ Islam will
contract.
I join. Japan will hold Russia, in check,
There are also the men engaged and leave es a free hand in the Bal -
in getting coal for the fleet, dockside! '
Hers, oilers, mine -sweepers, supply garia, Italy and China, etc.
workers and civilian crews
• The Czar will be attacked henlacil-
ships, etc, anclof men and women col-.
These are but a few of the Kaiser's
The
en-
geged. in making clothing and pre-
paring food.
Thomas J. Maenamara, Financial
'Secretary of the Admiralty, adds:
"LC asked to put the matter in a
Sentence., 1 should say that for every
man in the navy, of wheat there are
something like 300,000, there are cer-
tainly two persons and poseibly.even
three ab work on ship constraction,
repairing and contributing to the gen-
eral efficiency and fighting ability of
the fleet." •
An aggregate of more than a mil-
lion persons engaged in various
breeches of naval work is thus shown,
GUARD THE BABY
AGAINST COLDS
Ito e;uarcl the Baby against eolds
nothing Can equal Baby's Own Tab.
tete, The Tablets are' a mild laxativu
that will keep the little ones stomash
and bowels *exiting regalaaly. n is
a recognized -fact that where the
stomach and. bowels are in good- or-
der' that colds will -not exist; bliat the
health of the little ones will be good
and that he will thrive and be happy
and ,good-natiired, The Tablets ere
sold by Medichte dealers or 'by mail at
25 cents a box front The Williams
Medicine 0o,, )3rockvil1e, Qnt. '
iTP
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a Paisley Man
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED
• PAIN IN IHS BACK.
Mr. Jas. A. Bryce 'fells Why He
Recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills to
All Who Suffer from Kidney Di-
sease.
Paieley, Ont., Feby. 28th (Special).
can highly recommend Dodds
Kidney Pills to anyone suffering from
pain in the back," says Mr. Jas. A.
Bryce, well known and highly re-
spected in this neighborhood. "I had
been troubled with a pain in my back
Lor about a year.
"Reading the self-examination page
in Dodd's Almanac led me to believe
that my trouble came from my kid-!
nays so I sent and got a box of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Before they were done
I was feeling as well as ever.
, "Dodd's Kidney Pills were certainly
a great boon to me."
Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly on
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veins can laugh ab nine -tenths of the
ills of life.
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WAREHOUSE FOR GERMANY
Holland is Aiding the Enemy With
Foodstuffs
Tho London Daily Mail sent an in-
vestigator to Holland to ascertain the
effect of the British blockade. He
Contributes a three -column article, the
gist of which is that after patient and
careful enquiry, he has come to the
conclusion that Holland is being used
by the Germans as a warehouse from
which goods are taken daily to the
German factories, cities and troops.
"The Dutch cities.," lio says, "are
swarming with German merchants,
agents and spies, trading freely.
Dutch commerce is inextricably en-
tangled with German interests and.
German capital,"
pared you
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many diplomatic blunders, but they Janet Knew ,
demonstrate the danger of elevating An old tenant on Queen Victoria's
a man to the throne in whose pre- Balmoral estate used to be greatly
senee fawning men 'burn incense, and eoncerned when the Queen went driv-
pour forth flattery to nauseation. ing on Sunday afternoons. She even
The Kaiser was the first to send ventured to speak about it. 'The
fade a hostile and aggressive army, Queen, who allowed a good many 11 -
but he had no difficulty, it seems, in berties to her tenantry, smiled, and
said to the woman -"But, Janet, the
New Testament tells us distinctly that
the Sabbath was made for man.»
"Aye," seid Janet, severely, "I know
It does; and I think 110110 the more of
the New Testament for that."
convincing his people that it was in
self -defense -to save the empire from
Russian barbarism, and like nonsense.
But Belgium's gallant defense cost
Germany the most important weeks
of the war, and her high water -mark
In the war was reached whee she was
With in twenty miles of Paris.
Intoxicated with the prospect of
victory, like Napoleon at Austerlitz,
the waves are feat ebbing away to a
fatal Waterloo that surely awaits him.
The question America is seriously
considering is, obeli Germany he al.
lowed to lay ruthless hands upon
smaller states. whose territory she
may chance to covert? If this ie not
'to be rebulted;whete will it end?
We recall that a German professor
puhlished in the North American Ite.
Vieea time or three years ago, an art -
tele in, which he said that "once Ger-
many is victorluos in Europe, • the
"IVIonrod Doctrine° will go, and the
U.8,"will receive the thrashing she so
richly deserves." That this echoes
the sentiment of the German people
Will Crush Germany.
The British Ministry replies te the
Itaber's encouragement to his people
with declaraatone of still firmer dee
telmination, end more certain hopes
of victory. In spite of the German
successes, the British statesmen as.
etert that the crushing of C4eanaanY ia
near at hand, and that England will
soon enter the field with a force of
men and a supply • of ammunition
against which Germany's waning re.
sources cannot hope to contend, The
English bankers ,are also full of de-
fiance to Germany. They point out
how Gerrnany's credit is rapidly fail-
ing, while the eesources of Great
Beithin aro scarcely touched,
ranimeat autos inuntS, Etc,
Off to School, Full of Nolow 13sT. ARMY COOKS.
Vm an d Pep --Don't Britioh 'war otiice vino nem Efs
eram their little "tummies" Th6 ?vtrficoli.ekitt97tanthdeET:toismhi,:141,1v. ontareo
with greasy meats, starchy
potatoes or other mdigestible
foods, One or two Shredded
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milk make a warm, nourish-
ing meal that supplies all the
material needed for their
growing bodies. The perfect
food to study on, to grow on,
to play on. The crispness
of the shreds encourages
Legions' has demonstrated conelueive-
ly that trained women eperating, in
their own sphere --particularly iri
the arap kitchens -are •'immensely
superior to untrained men,
Last August the employment of the
first women cooks was sanctioned by
the War Office. The ,seherne was put
forward by Lady Londonderry when,
the appalling wastefulness and inef-
ficiency in the various camp kitchens
became evident.
One b.undred women cooks were tak-
thorough chewing, which en. Twenty were installed at the
Convolescent Hospital at Dartford
develops sound teeth and Camp, and the plan was spread to
healthy gums, Being ready- Epsom, Eastbourne, and Almviela esei
will be to Blackpool, always with a
marked improvement. At the Black-
pool Corivaleseent Camp alone 160
women will be employed.
An Army School of Cookery at
which women instruct has now been
inaugurated for the training of mili-
tary cooks- who will serve at the front.
Thirteen women are already engaged
in this work.
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Progressive Deterioration of the En-
emy's Military Strength.
An allied • diplomatist, discussing
the progress and prospects of the
war with a Reuter representative,
mentioned the feelings of depression
mid impatience that are expressed
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porridge, pancakes, and genie, but care-il
for big victories, and fail to discover meldng porridge. For an early break-
fast, cook the night before in a double
anything of this character during the
ex• without stirring and warm in the
past months. People seemto foeget livnioifineindgresbsyincrsot tAintggrloiceibrospiinoge anwdat2e5r
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Not Backward.
Country School Teacher-" You no -
"Apart from the question of publie ties that boy who stands at the foot
opinion, there are also indications of his class? Well, last summer he
that all is not well in enemy military was the brighest boy in school."
circles. News reaches us of disputes Committeeman -"He is now. I
among the German generals, and notiee the foot of the class is nearest
there is reliable information that the the stove.
Emperor's illness -whatever may be
its nature -has had a depresesing ee_ =name's Idnixn.ent Chlr6.1 aridru
feet.lt
"So far as the enemy is concerned,
there can he but one result. I should
' More Portable Shape.
A Lancashire weaver recently
liken his position to that of one -who joined the army, and, ofter being at
is afflicted with slow cancer." Plymouth three months, was allowed
• home on a week's furlough.
Proud Father -"I belieVe my dear, Visiting his old factory, he was en -
that the baby knows as much. as I do." countered by the genial head of the
Mother (gazing at the infant) -"Yes, Rain with a smile„ and -
poor little fellow." "I hope they made a new man of
you?"
The soldier replied:
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Aot, vein commence ),•teron, iaardi ,,
191.6, AU isepliteitiOate 1':fot elt.
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pentea ay the proem/ toil; litakt e
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moo anitatuirs, Termite, by Veva,
I inn. Zu (mom or applhiatioxim re4
'hayed after 140,ren 1.34114 Lielfzie4e
tion will only be aue.de at fitereaeita
anemia to (Amore, Addiales eat
,, erioaro,stuonlyrtotuonto :toll. tairo; Ziteatvoes.
meet Saud, aharliemeat latildiags,
teorouto.
NOTICE TO STALLION OWNERS.
The inspection of stallions under
the Ontario Stallion Enrolment Act
will commence IVIarch 23rd, 1916.
Stallion owners will notice that horses
inspected in the Fall of /914 do not
require to be inspected at this time
but all other horses inspected previous
Lo the Fall of 1914, which were nob
then eight years old, must be inspeit-
ed in order to be enrolled for 1916.
Application should be made at once
to the Secretary of the Ontario Stal-
lion Enrolment Board, R. W. Wade,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
In the Same Boat.
Sam had come home from school -
hungry as usual. Tossing his spell-
ing book on the kitchen table he
hastened to the pantry and began an
investigation of cake box, cupboards,
and cooky jar.
Suddenly the back door bell rang,
Leaving his unprofitable search,
Sa,muel went to answer. On the
steps stood an unshaven, long-haired
man whose clothes needed a. tailor
and a laundry worker.
"I'm hungry," began the stranger,
in a lovr, agrieved tone, "and should
like something to eat."
"Well, so'm I," confided the boy,
"but you know Ive ben a huntin' for
ten minutes an hain't found athing!"
alinarda Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen, -My daughter, 13 yrs.
old, wan thrown from a sleigh and
iniured her elbow so badly it re-
mained stiff mai very painful for three
years. Pour bottles oil 3,IINseRD'S
LINIMENT completely eared her and
elle has not been troubled for two
years.
• 'Yours truly,
J. 13, LIVESQUE.
St. Joseph, la 0., 18th Aug., laare
A Fine Stream.
A country;gentleman in Ireland,
having small sporting estate to sell,
advertised it, and soon afterwards a
gentleman called to see him about it.
"Well, sir," said he, "X have been over
,that estate you advertised, and find
It all right except that fine trout
stream yeti Mehtioned." "It tuns
through th0 Wood. IA ti lov4r Part
o tho 8eid the landeWher,
"What( That little brook? .A'vpy,
doesn't hold mita, more than:a ijiaan-
.1`. AM Mai if you were kOtipty
wliter into it, it wonia
• *,• 1701.1 don't call that a fine stream
youl° Vaith,'" said. the 'owner,
blandlY, "If it Were much finer you
couldn't Bee it 4411,"
Mintirtiee sistiment reenessea L a
EINers P•O;13‘11T„OvaE• 0014-rSi 0
e 1•-
'der at onc, Supply l'i'inited Write for
quotations. IL W. L'-wson, Ilrarnpton.
AGHNTS WANTED
ADY °It GENTLEMAN WANTED
„LI in every town. .Attractive pro -
()shies,. big money, write Jarlis, 344 -
Runnymede Road, Torontv.
001 P.Ifilt DAY, SAL:N.1W ,AND COM -
ST/ ...I mission for lady represeetative in
her home district. Work pleasant, e,du-
eative, expenienoe unn005ssary. /slick Is
Limited, Publishers, Torohto,
7intrWSPAPPRS PON
1111191ROFIT-MAKING NEWS ANL JOB
A Offices for sale in s .od Ontario
towns. Tito most useful and Interesting
of ell businesses. Full information on
application to Wilron Publishing Com-
pany. 73 West Adelaide St Toronto.
MOAN W.A.FITED,
TEN 'YEAR LOAN' OF S50,000 ON ONE
Ilanches It, Southern Altte;•ta,.
Ing to ,glve inortga,e back far 138,000
at" 8 p.e. interest paid the first year,
after that one-tenth of prinelpat. T. M.
Ruff, Alberta Block, Lethbridge, Alta.
FARMS PON SAME}
111PRis?'VED QUA.RTER SECTION,
baInhle from town of Saskateliev,tan. Clay loam; well located.
$22 per acre, part eash, balance half
crop Payments, or 120 all cash. S. B.
Booth, Heyden. Sault Ste IVIarle, Ont.
PI -EMS NiTA1'fTB11
AvANTED - FARM, ABOUT HALF
improved or relinquishment of 160
acres or more in Ontario. /gust be ban'-
gain. State price. location. Address
Box 64, Fort William, Ont.
'4
Ezra, lAr.e.NTED
NAT uOLEN MILL HELP, CARDERS,
If 1" spinners and weavers. We will
pay inexperienced help while learning
weaving. Good wages paid in till these
departments, and steady work for
months to come. For furtherpar tieu-
lars, apply to the SlingsbY Manufactur-
ing Co., Ltd- Brantford, Ont.
ItGAOlitINEXOT
.171j iNGLIES, MARINE AND STATION..-
.8'J ary, new and second-hand bargains.
get list. Guarantee Motor Co., Hamil-
ton, Canada.
FOB $ALE
preniotaineo NEWFOUNDL A N 11
/nappies for sale. Alsq few Per.
elan kittens. IL, A. Gillespie, Abbots-
ford, Quebee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C.A.NCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, EITEL
internal and external, cured with-
out pair: by our home treatment. Write
um before too late. Dr. Bellman Medlear
Co„ Limited, Colling,wood. Ont.
S $ SEIIMUDIAN salla from New
York March 1 and 8.
S.S. EVANGELINE sails front New York
March 1 and 11.
Pares, Winding meals and tate. only 628
and Kt. APplY for tickets and booklet
li. 9. PATEIGINI. Gen. Mimi,
Canada 5.2. Lines, Limited,
46 Tonge St., Toronto.
or any ticket agent.
eismirgshi
2421=
BER Lit
The Ideal Winter Resort
alIUfui PriV6B, Saddle
• Golf, Tennis', rimming, ishins
and Se'a Bittliitt5. Present Gar. '
Moon of the Ottawa i2$111) Reg!.
Mont.
Princess I Nei
is Open trope 3»30E17),COLIt WAX
Aituated ee the IXEIrbor of
xatittiter, Arieemntodetted 400.
gates 1 $24 per week and upward,
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