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POSITWELY THE EARGEST SAE IN CANADA
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02ViliNION ECURITIES
CORPORATION LIMITED
ESTAILLIGHNO 1001
HAD OFC H : 26 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO'
MONTREAL LONDON, E.C., ENG.
CAPITAL PAID UP, $1,000,000 RESERVE FUND, 2500,000
Our Quarterly List justpublished contains come
ielete particulates el' these investment*
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND MUNICIPAL
DEBENTURES .'
Amount , - Security
0 50,000 'PROVINCE OF ONTARIO"inesme `s'kelcf -
so,qoo CITY OF, OTTAWA, ,ONT. abeut 4 % '
43% .
10,000 CITY OF VANCOUVER, 130 , 4,4%
100,000. CITY OF VICTORIA, 130 4% to,5% .
200,006 CITY OF ST,' BONIFACE,. MAN. 5 %
50,000 ,CITY OF BRANDON, MAN , 5 %
15,000. CITY OF FORT WILLIAM, ONT 5 %
' 9,849 ' TOWNSHIP OF YORK, ONT 5 %
7,000 TOWN OF WELLAND, ONT. 5 %
17,000 DISTRICT OF OAK BAY, B.05 Vo'
' 50,000 MUNICIPALITY OF COLDSTREAM,. B.C.. • ...-.1- 5 %
15,000 CITY OF NANAIMO, B.C. 514%
18,000 CITY OF REVELSTOKE, B.6......... ....... '5i6%
15,000 CITY OF NELSON, RC. '
15,000 TOWN OF CASTOR, ALTA. • 6 %
27,822 TOWN OF YORKTON, `sASK. A %. .
, CORPOMATION AND INDUSTRIAL ISSUES
Amount •Security income Yield
CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
(Equipment Bonds) , • .. Al Market
$30,000 TORONTO S: YORK RADIAL RAILWAY COY
, (First Mortgage 5's Guaranteed by Toronto Railway Co.)
25,000 ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF
ONTARIO, LIMITED (First Mortgage 5'3) .. .
DOMINION STEEL CORPORATION, LIMITED
(5% Debentures)
25,000 P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED (Packers, Ranchers
and Provisioners, Calgary, Alto.) (First Mortgage 6's
due 1st April, 1924) 5Y%
25,000 (First and Refunding Mortgage -Cs due 1r January.
1931) '
£2,000 WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY,
UNITED (First Mortgage 6's due 1st March, 1928)- 5..10%
825,000 (First and Refunding Mortgage 6's due 1st September,
1931)
25,000 WILLIAM DAVIES COMPANY, LIMITED (First
Mortgage ys) .
25,000 SAWYER,MASSEY ' COMPANY, LIMITED (Fit*
• Mortgage 6'3)%,
.75,000 DUNLOP TIRE & RUBBER GOODS COMPANY,
• LIMITED (FirstMortgage es)
• 25,000 ThORDON, IRONSIDE '& 'FARES COMPANY,
LIMITED (Wholesale Packers,' Ranchers . and Pro,
viskiners, Winnipeg (First Mortgage 6'9). : s
25,000 •J. H. ASHDOVVN HARDWARE COMPANY,
LIMITED (First Mortgage 5's) 6 %
25,000 THE HARRIS ABATTOIR COMPANY, LIMITED
' ' (First Mortgage O's)
5.91%
5.91%
5.78%
6 %
6 %
• CANAMANGOVERAMSENTMUNICIPAL
AND QDRFORMICRAT ONDS
c.
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IN WESTERN PROVINCES.
Country Generally Clear of Snow,
• Bid Seeding Will be Later.
A despatch from Winnipeg says :
Seeding will not be general in ,the
Western provinces until between
April 15 and 20, an average of ten
or, twelve days later than 1912, ae-
eIy.rcling th reports from two- hun-
•tired points on Wednesday. While
a few places report snow still „lying
to depths varying from thirteen
inches to three feet, the country is
generally clear, and the spring re-
cord may still be much better than
last year, when severe frosts in two
weeks following the' Reeding did
great damage.
.1.
Hamilton's new Waldoef Hotel
will be twelve storeys high:
You Know Us
We arab] buSinesa right here where you live. 1/011 are an
acquamtance, neighbor Mr a friend of ours. This money -back.
If-not-satisfled offer should prove the sinterkty 'of our ciiiimS•
avien we say we believe we have ly relieve constipation. They act to
the best nuative and hack up ourovercome the cause of constipation.
statement with our unqualinedprons- They: tend to eliminate the cause
iEe to• return without question or of sick headache, biliousness, bad
formality the money paid us for it, breath, nervousness and other ills
if it does not prove entirely satis- attendant upon inactive bowels.
factory to you, we believe we are en.
titled to your confidence.
Make Us Prove This
'1 Our business success and prestige
depend upon your confidence in us. w
We know we must secure and .hold to
nd egjarr:tpreluiet:. 71'11,1a .1170 j;c1.7-
:Z y°g'ul.trggraitztlg:.r• d7hteefge,and lies. Vac, a ,few use up the entire
woulo not dare make this offe vic7) .badtxj..ripTdb, ecnorn, 081 byagalptoottleun,tiraeoldY
were not positively certain that WO we will pooroptly return the money
can prove our dame for
atz.12.11e.
YOU. aid us for them.,
You promise nothing -, yon sign
10.4,10.40 nothing -- you obligate yourself to
IZZ•V5MIelEragnia UP in no way whatever. We accept
your mere word.
our experience with thorn and tbc) ' Don't you now boli,yo'f,h„t Re,,ii
many loports we have received from•
those who have used them prove Orderlies are worthy of a. 00413?
that they are really the nWG-bploasing Cbuld'anY Offer be MOTO fah?
. and satisfactork bowel remedy we
khow of:• Try Them at .Our Risk
Resall Orderlies taste like candy.,
They are soothing and easy in actIon. ' We pariigatarly recommend Re/mil
Ileiy, don't, muse griping, nausea, Ordeches for children, aged persons '
Purguig or oxceslive 00oOog, 105 130 and for clelloato OcePle.
strengthener upoz the neives and 10 tablets, 25e; 80 tablets, 000.
the usual phytic or axativc. flexall ReAall Orclorliel 001110 in viaot,
OrdellieS seem to act as a tonia- pocket, tin berms. 12 tablets, 10o;
muscles of the bowels. They prompt. Usual dose ono tablet. ,
OAVTION: Please boar in mind thak Rotel! Orclerlis9 ar'n not sold by all drug.
gists. You 0011 1)411/ Rosati Orderlies only at the Ttexall tores.
You eon buy I -Oxen Orderlies in this oommuniV only at our store:
510 ft LIVAho
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Clinton , Ontario (
Tianro in a 71nNall fitnra in nenrly ovary town na oily irk Oho United Slateo, CanAda and
amok, km 1/hocr1/hocM a dlitenkm Rem
tail 'Reedy for nosily 00')')' ordinary human
each oskkoololly cloolgned for the particular llt for which it In mookamonded,
The Re:sall Stores '91/0 artztgat Drug Stoves
S. PANKHURST'S SENTENCE
Noted Suffrage Turned Pale When She Received
Three Years ,tlard Labor
A. despatish from London, Kaye:
Mrs, •Emmeline Panklitiret, Vie
leader of the. inilitant suffragettes,
was on Tliuretlay found guilt' '11tW
• sentenced to three yeer§' Po" -10,-1
servitude ta tate ()Irl Bailey seesions
on the eherge el ineitieg persons to
commit, damage 111 respect te the
bomb explosion at Lloyd Oeorge's
country house ,tli1 Walton Ileatle
Tho trial lied lasted two days end
when the hides FAir Charles Mon-
tague brieh, proneurseed sentence
his speech .was received With lend
cries of "shame" from the militant
suffragettes, who "crowded the
courts The jursr had escIded asiireue
recominceclation for morcy, and
when the judo pronounced rsee-
Lance the women rose in angry pro-
test.
As Mes.213ankhurst stood in the
priseeer'e 0001021) 'o, her sympa-
thizers cheered wildly end tleen
filed out of oourt singing "March
on, March on" to the tune of the
``Marseillake."'
Mrs. Pankhuret, who acted as
her ,own counsel, said 511171, did not
wish to testify or kb on.11 nny wit%
neeses. She spoke for' 50 minutes,
at times wandering so 'far frem.the,
matter :bef0re., the court, that 'the
judge severely censured. her, Speak-
ing with nitioh feeling, Mrs. Pank-
hurst fiereely criticized the man-
made haws, and seid that the di-
vorce law alone was sufficient to
justify si revolution by the women.
In impassioned tones ehe declared
that whatever might be her sen-
tence she would not submit. From
the very moment when she left the
• °mixt she would refnse eat and,
wonld start a, nhtlitger strike," She
would, she tueid, ocene eut af pritoe
dead er alive at the earliest possi.
ble moment.
•
juStice Lush, in etimming up, told
the jury that Mrs. l'ankhurst'e
speeches were nil ie.:lank:slew- that
she had incited to the perpetration
of illegal aets.
Mrs, Pankhurst 'almost broke
down when the jury peonouneed its
verdict. Leaning over the front
of the prisoner's enclesere anti •ad-
dressing the judge •before he passed
sentence, she said:
"If it is irupoe.sehle to finti so dif-
ferent verdict I want tO say to you
and to the jury that it in your duty
as private oitizen,s to do what you
can to put an end to this state of
affairs." She then repeated her
determination to end her sentenee
as s'ooli as possible, •saying "I do
not want to cemniit suicide, Life is
very dear to all of us. I want lo "See
the women of this eountry enfran-
chised. • I went to live until that
has been done, I •will take the des -
:partite remedy other women have
taken and.r. will keep it up, as long -
as I have tin ounce of 'Strength left,
in me.'' 1 ,deliberately broke 'the
law, not hysterically and not emo-
tionally, but Ter a est and serious
purpose, because I honestly believe
it is the only way. This movement
will go on whether I live or die.
These woman will go en until wo-
men have obtained • the common
'rights of eitizenship as they
have over the civilized world before
this movement is over."
MOWED DOWN
TO A MAN
Montenegrin Bomb Throwers.Sacrificed Their Lives
To Make Way For Infantry
Al despatch from Cettinje says:
Great Taulbee& fort, which for
months has held the allies off Scut-
ari, ie now practically in the hands
cff the Montenegrins, thanke to the
sacrifice of 200 bomb -throwers,
every one of ivlaom lost his life in
a last desperate effort to clear the
way to the, town, for the possession
of which Montenegro is ready to
give up everything. Them, bomb -
throwers were all picked inem
chosen froth several battaliens.
Clambering up„ the mountain -side
under a murderous fire from the
Turkish guns, they cut the wire en-
tanglements, and- getting to close
quarters, threw bombs among the
Turks, thus opening the way for the
storming party. Not one of the
bomb -throwers returned,but they
had accomplished their object,
and the -
Montenegrin infantry,
following elose upon them, charged
the trenches. The Turks held their
ground and a desperate hand-to-
hand fight eneua$1, lasting an hour,
and endihg in victory -for the Monte-
negrin, who lost 300 killed. Tier
after tier of entrenchments had to
be taken,- but the troops of the
Southern Division, under General
Martinobiteh, to whom the task had
been asaigned, overcame all ob-
stacles. The tactics followed, par-
ticularly M regard to the use of
bomb-throwerst were aimilar
those adopted m the capture of Ad-
rianople. ll'ut in the advance of
Adrianople the soldiers who ent and
divided - the wire -entanglements sur-
rounding the forts were eigid in
cuirasses and provided with shields.
At Tarabosch the rough mountain-
side made it necessary for the Mon-
tenegrins to dispense with all im-
pedimenta. ,
GERMAN AIRSHIP CAPTURED
Machinery Of Latest Zeppelin Goes Wrong And
She Lands In French Parade Grund
„ A despatch from Luneville,
France,. Bays : One 'of the great
German Zeppelin air cruisers land-
ed on French territory on Thurs-
day, ooraing down on the military
parade ground here at mid:day,
while tt brigade of Freneh- riflemen
was drilling. It was seized by the
1 reneh authorities, Six German
officers alighted from the gondola,
and explained to Brigadier -General
Anti de Leon Lescot, who galloped
lin; that the motor of the airship
had developed defect. The rank-
ing. German officer mid they bad
departed from Friederichshafen; dn
Lake Constance-, at 8.40 o'olock
Thursday mou:ning, .and had lost
their way in the clouds, The news
of the descent of the German mili-
tary dirigible was telegraphed to
the Minister of War at Paris, and
Eugene Etienne, the Minister of
War ordered it to be' seized.
The family reme ss, for Coughs and Col6e.
"Shiloh, costs aci little and does aa much In
MONTREAL SHOOTING Al'FRAY
•
Three Millets Ended the Life of a
Grocer.
' A despe,Ecli from -Montreal eaye .
Crazed by ,driule an.q apparently
suffering from the ,effeets of cocaine
or e,orne other drug, Jean Derorehe;
alias Jack Beech, a telegraph cpe'r-
ato-r,, shot and killed ' Eugene
Terme; a, grocer, in the bar-rooin
of - Gaspard Thouin's restaurant,
304 Mount Reyal Avenue east, late
Thursday •af tor noon. Three bullets
wer,e fired into Ve,nne!s body, arid
he died within o, few ininutels' of
the shooting,
P /.11371(.1 DR1.N 'EN N CUP.
. —
To lie Abolished By the Berlie
,Beerdoi Meath.
A despale,h from Berlin sayse
The 0D40011011 drinking eup 1411 public
places must, en aecording to an
OY,(1E;:r by the Board ef Health. *The
City Council and, Boar,d afEsisioa-
ttsu wil "ixISI,l'Irdk,k4 to '
theses cups at public; nieces aied al
the schools with sanitary drinking
fountains. The board notified
all milk veedors, that- after Julie 1
all milk mast be.scla in bottles.
RIG PRICE FOR A COW.
One Thenseed Five //endued Dols
leis) for lifeleiehl Althea].
A despatch from Belleville saye:
At the armual sale held here on
Wednesday under the aespices of
the 'Belleville Disteiet, Holstein
Breeders' Club the highest price
evey paid for 0 oors in this section
or possiblY in Onemela was paid
when Mary Echo Verbe le sold for
$1,500. It was consigned 1:iy F.' R.
Mallory, of Frankfort, Hastings
County, and the purchaser was Mr.
Allison, of the :Allison Stock Farm
at Ohesterville.
Montenegro has defied the grealt
powers of Europe. '
Solves 'the
Breakfast
Problem
A bowl of crisp, sweet
ost
asties
makes a most del c-ous
meal.
These c inkly bits" o
tcasted white corn, ready
to serve direct from pack-
age, are a teniping break-
fast when served, with
cream or in ik, or fruid.
The Toaslies flavour is
a p-ea;:,aat S.,11.1p11,su at first;
then a happy healthful
habft.
`Tile Men -tory Lingers"
n 1/000 10 ,Cern) Opr, Ltd,
WiieHtr, outario, ,
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POINTFO
iitheritless tif Berlin, Germany,
Will Stop 'Their Use. -
A despatch from Berlin, Ger-
many, says: Women who persist in-
-wearing pointed .„ hatpins without
protesters un them will 11* subject
to fine after, April 13. Raying failed
00 peri,00i34e 0hO women to discard
the sharp' hatpins or provide 1pre-
001 ors )3cy/iii 'e pollee prOsid en t an-
, ,- ,
lionn 002 that fates' tiny 1511a trans.
greasors will be fined' tip to $15 for
each offense, find if they de 1101
pay they 'will be imprisoned.
. . , •
G 0 VERN M EN T TIDIsEPLI N E S.
,
Thoan lit illistaltelie Are Showing 2
Geed Froth,.
.A despatch from 'Winnipeg says :
The earnings ed Government tele.
phones fer the 30001) 013 February
aggregate 0182, Making the
earnings since NeVoinhor 30, 1012,
$400,094.60, 'The eel, balaece of rev-
enue over exnenees is $30,791.35 for
1,110 01)0 11011, antt 011,767.31 since No-
vember 30, 1912.
AdlohlY atopd ecIrophs, amen soido, nod honlkk
the throat and Inman. 11 14 00 cant.
THE LATE 'SDI jA.IYIES COATE.
Duty on lila Eaiate Gives $1,337,-
. 870 t� British. Fa'Aih'equer.
A &snatch from ,Loadoifw. says :
The Exchequer got a windfall on
Weelneaday in an (Abate duty of $1,-
037,070 on the estate of the late Sir
lames Coate, who died on Jan. 20,
and who was for many years the
manager Of the famous thread
firm's American business. His es-
tate was probated at $6,569;350.
e
Forty years in use, 20 years the
standard, prescribed and recom-
mended by physicians. For Wo,
man's Ailments, Dr. Alartel'4
Female Pills, at your druggist.
100
• FLOODS DI RENTITGRY.
A despatch from Evansville, In-
(liana,says: Extreme -conditions of
suffering resulting from the Ohio
flood were reported on Thursday
from Uniontown, Ky.. where the
1,400 inhabit-ea:the -of the town and
800erefugees from the surroundiug
country were- huddled in the fair
grounds on the only dry vet in an
area of ten' miles square. The peo-
ple are witheht food.
Good Spring 0,Medicine
\ Found in Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier and tonic thal;
•for more than a third of a century has been taken
• as needed in thousands and thousands of homes by
cvery"menTher of the family.
Its wonderful results i11 cleansing, the system of
all humors, curing scrofula and eczema, overcoming
that tired feeling, creating appetite, giving strength
and animation, make it the best.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is.the people's medicine-,
agreeable, effective and economical. Get it today.
We have prepared a folder
dealing with one of the most
attractive 7% investmento
in the present market.
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' LIMITED
- COlIFEDERATION LIFE BLDG., '- TORONTO, ONT.
rice' s Big Four
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rich qualities of the Sugar Beet with the long.
keeping, Inca° BiZe and heavy :cropping enmities
Or ihe Mengel. We offer two colors, mato= atm
noso. I8e. 9131. 290. 1131.4000. pesmaia.
BMWS ALADIN/WEI INTO 18)0 E D LA TM
SMOOTU WINITE CARROT—Tho Rest of nil Bold
Carrots. g lb. 53e, 9 131, 050, 1131. 01.80, postpaid.
DittlICOM GIANT YELLOW INTERMEDIATE
MANCIEL—A very Mose second to oar Giant Feed.
0.05 11000. and emially easy to harvest. y.m. 18e,
9 lb. 004 1 lb. 800, postpaid.
Boum% NEW CENTURY SWEDE TURNIP—
The beat shipping varLety, aa well as the best 80.
caohlndi handsome shape, uniform gTOWth. par.
Ids top. 5(I13. sae, gate 24c, 1 lb. 40c, postlatid.
FREE—Our handsomely illustrated 112-kinge Cala,
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Plants Bulbs, Poultry Supplies, Garden Implententa,
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* Eatablished Snity•tbrecycats
Every mother should realize
that the akin of • her baby is so
tender that the secretions of
the body often lead to rashes,
eruptions, etc., all of which may
be removed by Zam-Peik. Scores
of restless. crying babie5. Upon
examination, aro found f , be
suffering from Rondo form of skin
irritation or "heat." Don't let
the little one suffer who Zam-
Thuk will curel
aerie s,„ Rond, oe vs Alexander Avenue,
W-unipee, sam : 'I have proved the
value of -Zein-Bnis when applied to
ohndron's tunes. Nome naety aeras broke
.out around my bnisPos mouth, and despite
theprOparatlOntlAutad, alley ref ated.te
heal. I took hint te St, nonirace hosPital
and he remained 'there for tWo weeks.
At the ond that time be WWI no better,
and we again took him home. I Wad
then advi,stal re trYZam•Bult and obtained
&supply. 'rho eireetet Oho first! ew appli-
cations was miry gratifying, and I con -
Witted mrith the Imo of the balm. A 1100e
poraeveranco resulted in &complete euro."
Mr. E. flusher, of Yorkton, Sask., says: "My
1141e baby plri hada bad running &wenn over
her little ohm. A Inc applications of Zotiolnule
healed tho dora in such a perfect, axioms, that
no soar WO3 left isellind."
Snows of similar mid, could be quoted.
Zamilikkiiebsolutsly pure—containa no rancid
teamal fate, no mineral -coloring matter, no
rotrink;e,nt poisons. IC is the ideal balm for
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chopped Rands. muryy,hentrasliee, outs:loons,
, ulcers, discharging sores. and olf, skin Merles
end diseases. 50o. bee. all druggists And vioreo,
Za0n.000 Co., Toronto, tor mice. Don't -
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Box 1240, Montreal, Cam Ibis Offer eipires Yune 001, 1) 8 Send t..isk
"I say, clad, could you get me
some microbes 7" "Micrebes I Why,
whatever for, my lad I" "Well,
I've just read that they multiply
rapidly, and I thought they might
help me with my mathematics."
THE -NEWS -RECORD'S CLUB-
BING LIST FOR 1912-13
WEE10L1138.
Newe-Reeord ancl Mail and Empire, 91.50
News-Reeord and (Hobe „ 1.60
News-Necord and Family Herald find
Star with Premium 1,71
News-11.900rd and Witness 1.70
News-Necord and 5nu . ,1.75
News-necoed /MU Pree Press 1,18
News -Record and Advertiser „ 1.76
News -Record and Toronto Baturdar
News-Recore and `armer's idvoratn 2.26
News-Reeord anti Parm and Dairy- 1.76
News:Record and Canadian Perm- 1.75
News -Record and Youth's Companion 525
Nene-Record and Canadian Conan, -
1.15
News -Record and 'The Fruit GroWer
and 1/000000 Newe-Reoerd Th
and :•
Ole Claticd i au
Sportsman ., . 3 00
DAILIES,
News -Record end' Moil and Empire4233
News -Record and Globe 4.26
Nows-Record and News .... , „ 2.30
News -Record end Star , 2,30
News-R000rci and World 3,26
News:Rem-m(1 and Moioling Free Pt:ese 3.21
News -Record and Evening Ikea Press 2.70
News-Reeord all Advertiser . , ' 3.00
MONTI
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Winnipeg .
IF who t you want Is not in this list let
us know about it. We oat 001,7.41/ 170n at
less than it would cost you to seed direct,
In , remitting oilman do so by Post -office
Order, Postal Nole, Nxprees Order or lleg•
!stored letter and address.
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Its,,nrueles are carefully selected and
11.0 editorial- policy' thoroughly
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A 6n1h000'InS0n, td; The Standard
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations%
Any -person who 15 the sole head
of a family, or any male over. 18
years old, may beniestlea•cl a quart-
er se.ction • of available Dominion
land in Manitoba Saskatchewan or
Alberta. The applicant must ap-
pear in person r'; the Dominion
Lands Agency or Sub -Agency for
the. distriee Entry by proxy
may be made at any agence, on cer-
tain cenditions by, father. mother,
son, daughter, brother' or sister of
intending homesteader.
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Duties. -Six months 'residence
upon and cultivatiqn ot the' land lb
each of three years, !..Ahomestead-
er may live within' nine . miles • of
his homestead on a farm of at
least 80 acres solely owned lied oc-
cupied by him or by his father,,
mother, son, daughter, brother or
,In certain districts a homestead-
er' in good standing may pre-empt
a quarter -section alongsidehis
homestea,c1. Price, 3.00 per acre.
Deties.-0M11St reside epon th e
homestead or pre-emption six
inemtbs in' eicli of 'six,years from
date of homestead entry (including
111.e time required to earn lieme-
star.1opxathretnt), and cultiva,be fifty
00100
A fioniesteatler.who has exh au s bed
his home,stend right, and cannot ob-
tain a, pre-emption may enter for
a purchased •homestead in certain
districts. , Trioo, $3.00.
D uti es ---11/[1.1 at reside sie months
in each of three years, cultivate
fifty acres and erect a house worth
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