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THRILLING _N1(
RAID AT LENS.
How Thkrty-five Canadians Arrayed hi
Sheets Captured a lxerniazi,
Trench.
There were thirty-five of us all.
told, made up in the guise of ghosts;
says Lieut. Naismith, of the Canadia,)i,
Artillery Corps.'
The idea was rather
to simulate the frozen snow area be-
ween slur lines and the German
tthan to playo Fritz's
trenches�upnu
ersfiit4o i. P sv raidin parties b ve:
.moi �a
a earefully r
prepared more caic l � for the avork.
P _
in hand than we did on that occasion.
Everything we wore was white. Over
°
`hiith CF ouz \ _e ll c e is e a a to ..he t, a` e.
,
holes cut in them. Save fortAe l abs
... semie of colored insignia we . might,
t.
insignia
have suggested -the "Ku -Klux" clans'
of reconstr;lction daysthe South.
in h.
The wire entanglements
hahadb been
n
cut beforehand, a pr,ewutiaiom es eaitial'
to the sizeress of the undo Making.
dor was it eut through in a nice open
lane that would have revealed itseI€,
Y'F+ a&Y?ly k{`a the ,:. Cernyuis, The Pati&
s than at any.
entanglenteaats seemed
hundred 'ssnace,
Ea
bomb.:
lery
the ?ii€
The s
oar Q
ides -
e;.
tli
rti1
h
ii ease on
it?,I;ftore
r
9
A WOMAN'
anN Only be Maintained ai r
Keeping the Blood Rich
and Pure,
The woman at home, deep in house-
hold duties and the "cares of mother-
hood, needs occasional help to keep)
her in,good health.The demands up -
cm a another's health are many and
severe Her own health trials and
her children's welfare exact heavy
toils, while hurried meals, broken rest
and much indoor living tend to weaken
her constitution, No wonder that the
woman at home is often indisposed
through weakness, headache, back-
aches . and nervousness. , Too many
women have grown to accept these
risitateons as a part of the lot of
motherhood, But many and varied as
her health troubles are, the cause is
simple and the cure at hand, When
well, it is the woman's good Mood
that keeps her well;wherall she mu
t
make her blood rich to renew her
health. The nursing mother more
than any other woman in the world
needs rich blood.,.arid plenty of ..,it,
There isg. to
e 013e ? 1''. T unfailing ;lin 1"�.
r<l ,-sa,s a fa way y I
get this good blood so necessary to
perfect health, and that is ` through
the nee of D . it illiatns' 'Pink Pills..
These', ills make new blood abundant-,
ly, and though. i)tem use thousands
or weak, ailing wives and It/others;
have ? en made bt•i l" t, chcei finnan*d
strop M. If you are ;ling e� si1y
ed, ee depressed, it is a €1«1C
fitnfil ow yslst seif e 'd your farall,y to.1
Pills : air'
" a }, ltiebtme has lone fw?
c „fa 4',[l the (10f)0,1 yo "4i
„Al
'4r H ..�,1,'crry, gel til lstor n, € citta
a�aP {
'al s.--^ i• S :fi rex., kn.t.e#I R.1T (l4�'I
,Iii l
incl sefa»ere ftorn seen and nem;
rl" t lalem ; l lts , ) l o
�tzsno� �tiN ;n
r i a t
rletl Pit to slo as'Ilty41 haha tali
� d titi:e id have to y ` lie riot
a�til �viss tf
-.tea by r e? 40
said xlzc tr.(' 't4.a5:�
4ve`[k l'i vett: but k11�Pk,�j 1V.lo fan,e
ti ti lilt of good.. I was
I1i, 'iih,.nls' ;'ink Pills and thk.
tri tieh t o to el lxi e 1 t
t .a a, e 4' tY{�man. l.a
3aeii : Zt'3
nd
ay 3a;
la,i•t�--five
bole <id the <tta
3,cdde„" sh
nl at
the ei ;hte, n r
f the trent} I:
was sui<rlkilt! ed.
s of Isvid flame .ii
o\ eaw
i'
aarrage''
-turned t. loris e `
t„treeeli,?:.'
lti leis el4 tr:e
_- 11 it co
c1 Hale• way
talrite.
�n< silsi
£A
or Talken .
ii
£ r7''+ ('aei mi
alatured N`o
la 1t° lk!eitais
tl! lug steel.
of lx; ZYfi It aa
shred€led. rr=inioz°eeinei
,lit z c
es, {xlki
;(I neer
�oislll be She is a wall
,tail the You shill# llet.,t1
e the S r£n . l
#a+%sault�' so;
:l li !tie Sti3lahiril ;a'oi
Dans if Splinter and
0
S'
s' Pint Pili
ibars; pc
Sri Geist a hoz,.
a a
it The Dr. 1.
;roe l>villa ,
On
ix
ty' ruin SYS
i ince I'
tm ' Sle 1]
Sli:i 1.1
they liatl atiernptCd to p€:lic«trat'e
k made !good our ret: re without ihe.
lar of aa, man,
I»he
incident is here cited only to
suggest a phase of trench warfare too
often overlooked. That is the , fuel
that despite the passing of open field
fighting, surprise, stealth and strategy
are stillcomponents of the work of
holding a, section of the first line
trenches, There is niuch. of deadly
routine in trench fighting, yet the op-
portunities afforded to outguess and
outgencral the enemy',are fairly nae
nterous.
TOO MUCH,.GOVERNMENT.
Fourteen houses of Parliaiuent For a
Population of '5,000,000.
How many people in Canada fully
realize to what extent I Australia , is
over -governed? For a small' popula-
tion of just over five millions there
are as Governor-General, six State
Governors, two ' Federal Houses of
Parliament—the Senate and House of
.,.Representatives—and e twelve State
}l'ous'es of Parliament. That is a total
of seven Governors and fourteen
Houses of Parliament :Lor five millions
of people!
Each householder has therefore to
vote for candidates for four Houses.
At the Federal elections he has to vote
for the House of Representatives' and
also for the. Senate, which is the Up-
Iie :'1=ioiuse.
The House oY pepresentatives has
sixty-five Members, who are elected'
for a tenure of three years,.• whilst
Members of the "Upper House are
elected on a State basis -six Senators
from each State -thus making thirty-
six Senators. Each State has its own
Parliament, consisting of the Legisla-
tive Assembly and the Legislative
-Council-the” Upirer-House,
The reader has only to think over
the above statements to realize to
what extent Australia is :over -govern-
ed, and the numerous Government of-
ficials that abound everywhere.
Baked Corn Pone.
Pour two cups of boiling water o;er
two _pups of corn meal that has been
•
mixed with:one teaspoon of salt, Mix
well and allow .the mixture to cool.
Spread in a shallow pan.that has been
greased with bacon .,.' of ''4 k fat and f
pout over te,•
niore of 'the `hot` ie todu" laf° Bake
s
about one,houz in,at at{ oy` n until it Is •
crisp, and brown, n�c'itd a :beat
n egg can be added, � f he of Y�AlaII:
tdl 1", fa' Waled recipe die ; vt still fro
tart
#3
glias; .
Dat pass!
rou shall not pass
a7
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PROVE TO BE A ECONO
ALASKA.
End; of the War Will See a' Rush t
Establish Claims to This
Rich Country.
"No
zbergen, virtually the only.
Sand" of any value left.on the
raises to present an import"
K?$ 1011 after the war ends. Jut -
i up from one of Europe's: most
northerly points toward the regions of
perpetual ice, Spitsbergen received
little attention from world power's,
even those near by, until; its import-
ant mineral sesour es were revealed,
By some it is' said the ° country will
prove to be a second Alaska in " the
ssurerises awaiting its ent`,:lete.
ploration and, study.
Coal in,an >aientl = unlimited quan-
tities,
y
tities, easily minc-�d without shafting,
abounds hi S aitzbergen. Besides there
1 u
found found de oars of iron m
z
pe rlal� •
copper o i
i Dia anti .:O e
re a � t `ri eg`
pF p
p py
reo rnden.iini, r,<l.e.)
. � a � a, z,ne k�lc
other inin€ rat ,
Areas claimed bythe, five
i t! is aR a^.: 1 S i7
� 1 is tom,,,.
History can
just one uandred
since tt}�';first $
Pacific, east. pi',
0
o rav!slzed i3nd the
those slain
torture, shall ani
audmain
e about him,.
1 umka
of'' 9
ed at b#
of constr#i
present tie Siad
vestment of
vessels the pa
Dian enteriri
vessels, ti
which ar
e o.
either being hti
tracted for.
iv .sthese _n g• ntic
The incentives for �..es. ,e,i gigantic
strides in British Columbian shipbuild-
ing have been the demand for ocean
tonnage created by the C,�erinan sub-
marines, and;the many extraordinary
y
facilities which the geographical situ-
en of British Oolunalbia end her ,for
resorts oia•er #ar tie shi
p
ltildinl trade,. It was for these
L". soars that the imperial leritione
`k 4
f
... �' i e 'F33 C31`
a d cf-ed 131- . . n
I#1 ti
x�
I
Yen �k k 5
;rl31itielh Columbian
ca:`ried on mainly at V„ zye
ia, but NOW Westmi;
of eonsistifle r i
1St sal.r
'4
rsii3
l vi,
y •,cPia3
e1
pao
1''to uphial+
berge*i
claim isca s
t,l? ass"
same niaai*a1€�a ip,
3 claim lei4 "oda tlieu. I
the e re n t i y s it ti
i With the end 0:
will be thig a p, with zeic.c tl.a
la tr„ lively r0Ce»it tines, to 'bolster
eontontions >af the vau.ioaas e.lainn e
as Spitsbergen is slurs t€i aict:upy
e( eRti u`
R 'two .. elsiiTda
)raise io pial".4
each believe
!,'�cia„534C 5iea1n3
¢1ryyR l' 224 zr»vt
fOro tile of,,iv22
on
9
t
l Retina
ttetsil'. �r'IM.I
ii
a
IR r
the:laet fox yea
ced in Br.b Col=
o. t zsi
er
I u
n h m
Ise ship to he valla-
dollars In process
h i province. 4
;represents an 16
DAR. Mine Iaxa
ttP uin
OA
ritish 'Colum-
eohstruction, are
have been con
1C1
el
eros! byi
no
oft l8 a, n
t .lie
to fn
t
5i.
g'
a
he Says They, Are "All Rigft,
Gives Her :Reasons For Saying Sts-•-'-
Why Arer o
to
hPopular uta n la
W They
v
Prairies.
T„esllevil1e, Alta,
eb'y 4th (Spe-
ue esterA omnia;-
1>tord, of this
gives her opizton of Dodd's
�� r iE?ills.
"1 Wish to inform you that Dodd's
idney Pills are all right;' says i'frs..
m e ee
o x d t t� d
t��� � r an
sei` last plain
to little children shall c
again—
'rhe
gain
The frail crushed
ince-
first and
li
oreri
And in
vrra n
t:
a.
Only a c_.rlrl
And in their
ckford. dwell;
9 have only taken 'two boxes, and
my bacl as fico. Q eo*arse keep
, .3 w -, l r e„ 1 _ n�'
on tais.;-,{{py diem .�,hei.en . _ .. tFain3: r�i�.
kidneys are not gust ..;gnu,..
Pills s re
"Your Diamond Rinner Pi.l� zi._
dad ' too; Mrs. Eekf rd anded.
n 3� o,, Mrs. e.
"1 leo them Iii the house F nd take
p n ,,,_
one oceasionall ' as requires , "
r
What sari es one most on the
r �
the praise e plc l' i
,prairies is warm the p o�
ft
r
iis[:�l i �e � 'ii' They
I
t L
sed Tor an r, i:,l^le �Tou �`2'..,
tc-he, �ri�sy1r„cafisTtsp lz.tls1l�,� a, rle�ti
se dil-bztee.: and. droi isy
r r z � .s
i "hs's. uRAG as4 apd iao1 poli
grads
Yet these frail el
his path,
Anil at the last 1
T
'These helpless lea:
into hell,
is
350
o fear s
e ria,
fa tt e ,sag
sae it . o0
ds .hail .
p
or ease, a 7
12in,
a
Money Orders,
1Joaz.ir.ign Express I''.iorie Orders
p
sale in lave thousand offices
g3o 1•
crt .r..at Canada.,
C c,
Zavitr. of the O, A,C., ca
vat -reties of potatoes are
arid.
ETT $ .r
TQRA*3T , F+
aura+ cc ra,q, '.a
es
eed
the sap stn;
;than. Lai
g Pl which wt
i cies ' the
e s=x^ t:ae
kens the
a
3'.
a,e l�.ing'ti i'i
55
ss e<Ilo ud
lite h fitter
German, you shall not, shall not pass!
God's hand has written on the wall of
er as's--
Yon shrill not puss-! You shall not pass!
The valleys are quaking,
The torn Mlle are shaking,
The earth and the sky seem break-
hit
a e k-
lug,
:hut unbroken., undoubting,
,, a aj endeta
She stands, France stands, 'int l still
holds to the line,
She counts her"' wounded and her dead'
You shall not pass! '
She sets herteeth, she bowls her head;
You shall not pass!
Till the last soul in the fierce line has
fled "
You shall not pass!,
Help France? Help France?
Who would not, thanking God for this
great chance,
Stretch : out his hands and sun to suc-
cor` France?
-Harold Begbie.
'Value of Peanut.
The peanut"is a substantial food,
according to the Confectioner's Gaz-
ette, six ounces of shelled peanuts be-
ing said to possess a food value of
-2,3 ounces of round - steak, 5 ounces
codfish, ,1 ounce rice, 4.2 ounces rye
bread, :35.5 ounces spinach, 5.6 ounces'
apples or 6 ounces' bacon.- The pea-
nut is rich inlet, and also has mineral
salts important in the diet, such as
phosphorus, lime,' sulphur and iron.
Ox tails manse good soups and stews
at small costa
There are 3150 British Red Cross
motor ambulances at the front', , .
"Italy's 1917 wheat crop was :8 810,
200 metric tons, compared •with 4,804,-.
400 metric tons': in 1916. •
The peace that would hand Syrla',
and Armenia back to the Turks would!
mean the peace of, death for ,multi-
tudes.
Cocoa .and -tea steins' can he remov
ed by dissolving�.ane`heaping teaspoon-
jful of soda (b,�ttking',.soda) 111 .4 pint of
hot water. and 'Dicing the stain for a
few inintiteite
p..• tl ponek two: lalespoons
The groat
VA
•
It
i ,prominent place in north European
fairs.
Tench Seventy Ocenpati
At the present time in Montreal
there are 1175 re -educational courses
, given to returned soldiers comprising,
instruction in seventy different oeeu-.
, potions. The policy of the Military
;Hospitals Commission, to ,combine _in-
struction under' competent teachers
selected from returned officers,
N.C.O: s and men, with the praetieal
instruction under practical conditions,
has been' found to work most satisfac-
i torily indeed, the marked interest dis-
played
by the men and their ambition
to succeed, is a, constant inspiration to.
the teaching staff. The great willing-
ness of manufacturers to co-operate
with the vocational department in
1 giving over their plant facilities for
instructional purposes indicates clear-
ly the wonderful- appreciation of the
Services rendered by returned men at
the front, and the, importance of the
great economic problem which con -
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<pipt
14 tit
wcs
it
tbds l{t
lipid er aan y#Skit,
;tui: raj .suspu iousl
Si 3:I ill.i:N dli1C,'1
IS SKIN ?§ BUTEN R;
Itosv to inaI e.:a erealiay laeax lv li?i sil
for a few cents.,
Th,e jtii.:o of taco f;• h lemon
strained tato as holtle containing %tlii• ae
ounecs of urehard white makes a
whole quarter pint of the most s.e-
niarkable lemon :,kin beautifier 11
abou.. t ie, cost one roust pay for ai
small jar of the ordinary told creasers,
Care should betaken to, strain the
lemon juice through a tine cloth so no
lemon pulp gets in, thcis this` lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used '
to bleach and remove such blemishes
as freckles. sallowness and tan and is
the ideal skin softener, whitener and
beautifier.
Just ,try it! (let three ounces of
orchard white at any drug "store and'
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra-
grant lemon lotion and massage it
daily into the face, neck, arms and
. . lullt,1111:::13.11:s:f(4alsr
I the oil conies in a Can, e '1-' soon
tis opened i bottle or res e jar
fronts the nation. hands.
ICEEF' jaITTI,E- ONES
WELL IN WINTER
- Winter is a dangerous season Tor
the little ones. The days , are so
changeable—one bright, the next cold
and stormy, that the mother is. afraid'
to take the children out for the fresh
air and, exercise they need so much.
In consequence they are often cooped
up In oveitheated, badly ventilated
rooms and are soon seized with, colds
or- grippe. What is 'needed to keep
the little ones well is Baby's Own-'1'Eth-
lets. They -will. regulate the stomach
and bowels !and drive out colds and by
their use the)daber wilhbe able to get
over the winter ,season in perfect safe-
ty: The Tablets are sold ben medicine
dealers or bY mail it 28 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co
lirow the Bova Can Help.
. A novel and practical. plan te, use
and thus to e p no -the .eampaIgn Tor
increased hog p0d4tiplei:', -,Canada
,has been taken Cetine.1 of.
L the glass per
for the time beiii
PF of
DIAMOND -CUTTING 4NDUSTRY
Ideal Occupation For Maimed Soldiers,
Says London Paper.
The old proverb about diamond cut
diamond used to be true, but to -day a
diamond can be sawn throfigh by a
thin disc of plaospher-copper revolving
-about three thousand times a minute.
For many ,years all diamonds had .t,o
be sent to Amsterdam, svhere the Jews
had a monopoly of the trade of dia-
ritondscutting. Even the Cullinareudia-
Mond -was sent there to be "cleft" in
two, sayi a.London weekly.
But there was a time when a dia-
mond could be efficiently cut in Eng-
land, and the time is coming when- it
will again be possible. Mr. John
Hodge, the British Pensions Minister,
has it on hiS •list, as, the song says,
foe he regards ',mond-cutting as an
ideal occupation for legless men. It is
a much larger trade than anyone out-
side has any conception of, for, not
only Is the nutting of a diamond. o
slow task, but the number of diamonds
which ?equine cutting is,very large.
to be driven by steate bat now lee -
does War bring some compeneations
4roAtable oecupation to our
litinair Y., 0, ure
cm to the
The NI Sti e" King"
I got my co ,, jammed
- with MINA D'Sl
nd it was as well r
bathed it
LINIMENT
next day,
Yours very truly,
T, MeMil LEN.
The movement in England looking
toward the adoption of the decimal
system for currency,' which has the"
backing of the Associated Chamberstt
of Commerce of the United. Kingdomy
is gaining ground.
Wring Linen by Hand.
If you put your table linen through
the wringer you will laave creases
which are hard to remove when iron -1
ing., Rather, wring by hand, smooth-
ing when putting on the line. Do
not use starch. Iron with hot irons
while the linen is -still quite wet.
EAGLE
moron
STYLE
The telebr
art uta ri't
ertys t:a,ti it
you
Ites: ;tor ucsrd ase; tsrItt1.1.:(.1 oantfotscoSr;On.r..,ndd.,r.col",,pLft: t.„:15
STOPS
LAIWEAfESS
Splint, Curb,Side Bone, or similar
trouble and gets horse going sound.
It acts mildly but quickly and goedree
Its are lestine. Does LtOt Anger
remove tile hair andhorseiata
svorked. Page 17 in parepliletwith
ach bottle tells how. $2.00 a bottle
delivered. Horse Book 9 1.11 free.
Al3SORRFNE, JR., the antiseptic liniment
for mankind, reduces Painful Swelling% En -
heals Sores. Allays Pain. Will tell you
51, F. YOUNG, P. D. F., 516 Lymans Bldg., Montreal, Can,
nigh Prices Being. Paid for
Syrup
Restore
Pinkba
Aurora
,„ Shin titiree,ii
eura, Dept.
sengleitir rite
KIESO SICK
E 14THS
ytta E.
Yes" able Compound.
ontlis
rtse Ivo
pains in my
back nnti sides until
I became so wt-ak
om chair to Chair,
got so nervous
mid jump at the
test noise.
was entirely unfit
to do rny house-
work,. .1 was giving
up hope of ever 'be -
try Lydia . Pinkliamsinissgt.'ligealei'la.:7heemnoenIrritr-Q'
pound. took six bottles and today
am a healthy woman able to do m ownt
woman would txy Lydia E. Pinkham 3
Vegetable Compound, and firid out for
themselves how good it is."—Mrs. Calm
aud A. XIESO, 596 North Ave., Aurora, Ill..
Thesgreat number of unsolicited tes-
timonials on file at the Pinkham Lab -
Pure syrup commands a price,
maple ove owners using our
trulissupioiv Evaporator hare beeu
making g-ood money on a rising mar,
ket for Years Ion can do the same
„by,, ordering your machine now in
readiness for next season's crop.
Write for l'roe Booltlet
8 Wellington St.,4Montreal, Que.
Write to.sciler row wow' big
elm women iloys wail Girls, -
Toes, Coaster Vralses1W /UV rifit
MOTOR ATTA 1014011,
me71,4,1141?1,irls:44i)..:PIPtcaerawrt:iesorhpe-rilcai:s0171%7
UOYD
Rama 54rEtst West, Mentrenl,
oratory, man of which are from time
to thrie pub ished by permission, are
proof of the value of Lydia E. Pink--
harn's Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman in Canada is
cordially invited to write to the Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential).,
Lynn, Mass., for special advice. It is
free, will bring you health and may
save your life.
aciiinery For Sa e
1 WIliEELOCK ENGINE, 18x42.
New Automatic Valve Type. Complete with supply and exhaust 'plp7ncik,
flywheel, etc. Will accept ;$1,200't'eash for inurtediate
1 ELECTRIC 'GENERATOR, 30 E..VV., 110-,12017olts 1).C.
Will accept $426 bash for immediate sale.
PULLEYB,, Large size.
BIJOWER, OR FAN, „Rueful° Make.
14 Inch dischargeL--$30.
AL ESTATES CORPORATION,
60 Front