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1i'ot fitglievi.end
7'vc9 ybody :)Il Oe auto Ir)lows ;.Feted
Iyer), registrar nL t e goltnty of Yor141
chi the hall lit his office may be seen
fsirrinted sign iso more rnoney, tel
lend --Dead 13ro1 e " ' a Onrecent oc,
easiort 1I visitor notice. the sigil and,
asked Mr. Ryan of it' 'ataswerd i
purpesc and saved him ftonl:'those
'friendly touches to which a tiau of
leis genial nature is so'( Posed.: "Nos,
'air, no," hearted 1171•.: Ryan. "You
will: be surprised ,to ,learn that men
oanseome in that +hoerwitheut seeing
'khat . sign, but they do This is a
wicked and perverse ¥en'eratden, and
:little respect :`is paid to signs
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111011 PRICES 41.GRAIN'
With the ,peevailing prices flor.
grain thu farmer roust i un Itis Bogs;
and cattle into condition, in as short
time as possihte orheel:All he using up.
his profit in extra. feeding,
DOUGSTOLAS'
CK`;
INVIGORATOR
Will condition, :km animal with:
leas feed,and in a shorter tune) titan
any other preparation on ,the„ mare
The Best F'ariners
ilise It. Trtj a 25c
Package.
W. 8. R. HOLIVIE8
DRUGGIST.
SEED
GRAIN,
WE HAVE A COiIPLETE STOCK
OP SEED GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
INCLUDING :
—TIMOTIIY
CLOVER
—ALSIKE
—PEAS
—MANDSC'HEURI BARLEY
WE PAY THE HIGHEST
MICE FOR CATS, PEAS
• AND BARLEY, ALSO.'ITAY
FOR I3ALING.
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• (Jug elasses are new larger,thaa x
-ever before bite we have enlar x
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ERY SECURE;' YOUR SUP'
t'tV 1 ROiI tJS
ORDERS LEFT AT DAVIS
h. ROWLAND'S IIA.B.DWARE
STORE .PROMPTLY A'L'
...TENDED TO.
the Cris e Vine
(fYom pointing by Ar 7,1 t iflt)
S evOnson
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For
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STOliell 'CPPOSTTE
113E POSTOF FICE',
se -
AN EMINENT SCHOLAR.
Distinguished 'Professpr Is Principal
• ' of Macdonald, tloilege °
Prof's h Cr Fiarrisnn,li S;e1.,'D S.C.,
who hos been nrtti)a1ly ap
podted principal of Miidonald Col -
leg Ste Anne de '13ellvvol, Quebec, is
••Of l uglish parltitage: and was born
at, Gibraltar, whore his fisher was •5
military officer, Ho conte to. Canada
when he was about k:8 yelan of age,
entered the Ontario Aoricnitural Col-
lege at Guelph,Ont.,`a•ibd completed
his (teem, for the degree of ILS A. in
189 Ido began professional. duties.
by corking nip the traveling: dairy
campaigns in eastern- and western
t:)nta"r•ia, For l) time he acted as as-
sistent to the Into Prof..1. H. Pen-
ton and had charge of the •iOntario
Agi•ioultural: College' library In 1896
Ino was appointed bacteriologist end•a
'.few years later professor of bacteriol-
ogy. He took post graduate work at.
the Universities of Wisconsin and
Cornell and during the year 1900'
studied dairy baoteriology'tit the, Uni-
versity g•f Berne with De Freuden-
reich, and veterinary bacteriology
with level, also studying six months
at the 'University of Copenhagen. Fre
was a post graduate student at Cam-
bridge university and visited many
other institutions of learniog and re-
search in Europe and America. He
took the degree of: MLS;C. at McGill
in 1908 anda year later the degree of
Doctor of -Science. He represented
Canada int: the International Dairy
Conference, Budapest in' 1009. In
the feliowing year he was :appointed
ga fellow of the Royal Society of Can-
ada and lies been an active member
of the American _Public Health Asso-
dation and a membe) •and 'Councillor
of the Americtin. Society of Bacterio-
logists. Besides his research work
eitcl lectures he has contributed arti-
cles to sc.(entifie jourliais' and pre-
sented to the Royal Society of Canada.
many valuable papers which they
have published. Prof. Harrison is
one of the best informed men in
Canada and is splendidly equipped
for the important position to which
he has been called. that of develop-
ing the great agricultural and edu-
(510ttel institution eontniitted to his,
Charge. ,
Canada's Jubilee,
A most attractive proposal line been
country. by Mfr. C. R. McCullough in
an article in The Canadian Courier,
which is already being received with
marked approval, The suggestion
thanes with particular appropriate-.
11010 frmn Mr. McCullough, who was
the urgenizer of the first Canadihn
Club in Canada, the Canadian Club
of Hamilton. In 1017 the Dominion
of Canada will celebrate its juiblee,
11111 M o. 1\LeO:nllougll's proposal is
that; preparations be made to cele
Mate it by the holding 01 a great
patriotic Festival at Ottawa, as well
as holding a special celebration of
Dominion Day throughout' the whole
country
Mr McCullough proposes that the
m, surviving fatherof Ca,niederation and
TN FOUR
to John, :Mary, seeing' the stone rolled
VERSIONS away,rau back to Peter and "the
E
other disciples whom Jesus loved" and
h been
had
tnId them thatthe body
tukee oat of, the sepulcher. Then
tirese two disciples ran to the tomb,
"the other disciple," who ran the fast-
er, arriving first, but be did not go in
until Peter arrived and went in first
and verified the absence of the body.
Were John mentions that Peter and
the other disciple found the cloths in
which the body had been wrapped, but
John. says, "-As yet they knew not the
Scripture, that he must rise again
from the dead." After they had gone
home Mary remained, according to
John; weeping at the mouth of the
sepulcher. Looking into it after, a
THE OF TAE RESRRECTION
laraSTIA.T theologfnns hol)1 It
to be strong proof of the resur-
rection rection of Christ; that l bc four
evangelists' accounts of that
transcendingly important event differ
greatly in detail while agreeing exact-
ly 'in
xact-ly'in the great central declaration,
which is the foundation stone of the
Christian religion.
Matthew tells us that at dawn 011
the first day of the week Mary Slag-
dalene and "the other Mary," whom we Gine, she saw two angels in white
know to be the mother' of James grad
Salome, went to see the sepulcher.. ' within who* spoke to her, asking why
"And. behold, there was a greet she wept. And she answered that
earthquake: for the angel of the Lord `they have' taken away my Lord, and
descended from heaven, and came and I know not where they -have laid
rolled back the stone front the door, 'tont" Just then, turning around, she
and sat upon it. savv Jesus standing there, but she did
'F1is eoteetenance was like lightning, not know him. John declares that
and his (•aliment white as snout: she even :supposed he might be the
"And for Fear of him the keepers gardener, who might have removed
did,sliake, and became as dead amen. - the body, She asked him for it. But
"And the angel answered and said .be revealed himself to her, prophesied
unto the women, Lear not ye: for I his immediate ascensionand bade her
know that ye seer% Jesus,. which was 'announee• It to the disc ples.
erucitied, Wehave seen that Matthew'has the
Saviour Arst appearbag after. the res*
` -ll. is not here; for prisen, aa.he ri rection to Diary Magdalene.. Audi's
er • the
r .e•. he place where c
sa d. Gnu see i
1
Luke declares
T ocd it
aospPt metates the same.
1ey two of tlt
8t a Ca
.red
to
that he lir
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113. pp
"And go quickly, and tell ri s d disiplwho were on the reads 10
Sloes Cl'it,d'eSto or.1er, •
pies that lie is risen. Irma the dead; llmmanatr, but they did nOt knave
Galile ebotd, he goet:h bef'or'e you Into. Mark tolls of this appearance also and
Galilee; there chill ye set 111tH lo, T
have t- you, eleeeu es they .sat at meat, presuma-.
• "A d they t t tett l' dls
aletn mull
him. the twobad
says he afterward appeared. to, the
n as Uey' wen 'o a tis - bly in Jerusalem. .Luke tells of this;
elates; behold ,Jesus 111:1 their,. say- slattug that It war> in Jerue
ing; All hail. And they came :tint that it happened the same day atter
11910 `111114 by the feet, 110,1 vw•0rs11(pl)ed returned from Emmaus;
also that Christ ,it,, with the disciples
"'Then said ,Jesus unto 1,hem; Be not .ra piece of a broiled fish; and of it honey -
afraid: go tel ley brethren tltata
)ey comb:"
„o Into Galilee, and there shall tbey But at that Shutas well as Drat
see one."
Matthew goes on to say that tee
eleven disciples went to Cxa111eo' as
bidden and -saw' and worshiped, Jesus
There
.Phe
there though some (blunted, 'vliile the ;oepel. of John says that
ti their 1s \a
to go Porth sod teach and. AD baptize a agate, on which occasion he allowed
tlati@ns, Titonvs, the doubter, to touch his.
iiiot One of the other three 0 011 0 701 -
thew (hops the narration, while Luke
goes on to .tell of his leading the die.
elides ont to Bethaby and thence In
timer presence ascending lid •o heaven,
and .then he ,save them 'ore o11 sm.c ufitor eight '1'1 7s, he visited the eleven
b t' 11'
wounds and put his fraud Into his
all the Parliamentarians who have sat
in the Senate and Commons since
1807, should renesen)ble at the capital,
van? Geer -
r' h he su(v (
together \ 1l i
nilst dtstin-
s a and he 1111
1st tnet<I t
llU t
guhilted rep eeentetives (it the valiotre
branches of the country's aictt+ivities.
And 11)11 these should be thenucleus
of a great gathering to receive and
welcome. Their IIn)usLies )(ing George
and Queen dell Also that repre-
sentative statesmen of Britain and
Outer liritains, he invited as the na-
tion's guests..'1'Ite 1 itizen contributes
the suggestion that i0 the meantime
the Government of Canticles should
erect a fitting tneetci'lal to Confeder-
lion, in Ilia t.01115i, and that it
should be 11110eilcei by 51(0 1(1030017
on Dominion Day. 1017,
•
Building In. Canada.
Tt rmit in
is a.cn
Thr permits te 1
it 1
98 odors in Canada during the month
of January amount, 10 $3,071,041, an
increase of $773,710, or 21.3 per cent,
The gain in the, eat equals 45 per
cent and 15.9 per cent, in: the west.
The largest individual increase is
recorded by Fort William; Toronto is
second; followed by Victoria, Winni-
pc e and Hamilton. . x h - figures for
.1.duiont0n' om1rnOh SLia.lLdona, the
aro a l amalien of 111001 two places
hiving taken place during 11(0 last
month.' Tn 11444 case of Montreal t1,
llgures (:e' not inciude. the municipali-
ties of Verdun, lluisouneuve, Oulre-'
11011E or WosintoUnt, ralthough, all of
t of
'v tc ra ars
111 1
those m•r in iealll
p
g
greater Mhau1tc 1L °
1)0
ancon.
also noted that \ 1L Will ,
vrl has begun the yearunder a, 50
per Cent,g4uu3dicn11. hat the month of
January" i, never of such importance
in the, �nuttier of building_ as to war-
rant on (mutton, fav0fable or unfa.vor-
t lde, regarding any of the cities.
Phe outlook -) far is exeelleut for a
reit rPkal>ly Im y year, in which: the
cast will probably take n, larger. 1)ait
than It has in recent years.
4YESTERN COLANEL'S FEAT.•'
How COI. Gwynne Overcame Red
Tape In Militia Department..
()at in Western Canada thorn is, a
lieutenant—colonel 0! ,cavalry , by the
ranee i f. Caw vane,;, tvho has also or-
ganized 0 corps of mounted. cadets,
the only one of it:, kind in Canada.
At the: Militia Conference; at Ottawa
YAcehtlyhe told the story to the as-
sentbled udicers. >The either , ei • 'The
,For
All Spring Brod Diseases
''
and : Ailments'
Possesses medicinal t ierit Peculiar to• Itself a11c1•has
an unequaled record of cures. . Take it this spring
Get it today. Sold by all druggists.evrytvhere.
ammo
'Ottawa Citizen thus desm't,heh \1b:ttr@p�9r{,1'k:J Aft l4 3 Ikl"1i8'
6 Rd 6`GC•.9' 110089E ACD
Ile pini e eded 'to oxplifily that one 1ID�l.li1
squadron 'is seven l 1)411es •flolu the
pikestraining ';pe,lut pial aiotect ra ftftv
01 � � �
miles. 111, all 01y1p014 clirecYlon (af )
Course,' -say the odiocl •sitnply, "1
e001)1'nii get tl IIlS)ortati(lt tie these —
stluadr'inlh by rail, 1 the liey5'nratel)- Loral' hili lIlII Advocates Irish 'oily'
ed• to- camp. 'White, tool.' :Them two -1s Tr: ns-;ttlentle fart far
' dies. -`ill•. P10 elupping places the
people 01 the townbilleted there in
their , lyquses free 01 charge, and the
iarrrlers contributed forage for the
kforgses, which : was carried along by
t1'3 boys in their oven transport wag-
ons. On, arrival at the training ground
the people• there provided the boys
with food; a farmer would bring in a
ton of '• hay .and others contributed
oats, so that the whole outfit practi-
cally lived without any expense dur-
ing 111e training. The only real-difti-
calty 1; hall was in scouring tents ftlr
lye during the training. However,
last year I overcame, this by getting.
an Outfit of tents from Winnipeg.
A11 this was toll in an unaffected
w ty, as if was all itl the day's
work. and the ennferenect listened to
1t, with intense interest, until filially
somebody called 0011 "What does the
Militia Department do for you?" To
this the gallant young officer replied
in a tone of sincere appreciation:
"Oa, the teuertermaster-general was
11 .41 011 (711 to pay, the express ou
the tents from Winn peg:" At this
the conference Krol e into load laugh-
ter. which kcnerally grew into a storm
of hand 01al)ping and cheers that
It nod two or three minutes andeven
the 01)100 of the headquarters staff
could scarceSy forhoar to smile. The
kindly old general who is at the bead
of the ilaarternla teres department
blushed guiltily 00 1l1oue9 he had
been eoed do 0wrOilglafng,
:u01 protesxptesd iliac 110
0)410 olou l should
not have given hint Away, and the fact
snb:eequently caner out that a great
cleat of trouble had been ersesrienced
in tin0neleg even• this noraf1 expen-
diture en aceont of the red tape reg.
striations in tint Department,
fists memtians the ea:(;tbnrrake.. but all side. Anti a third appears nce,:10 seven
tell of the coining of Idary Stagslaleue
to the' sepuicbet and of 1114, being her by the Lake of Tiberias, whela0` (1137
,v
discovery that (10 body was not tlhere aln18 fi5lun Herr, 1s 10111 of the mi
Bet Maris says that she was aorom rletitous draft of O'sbes and here ft
ponied by Nat's'. the 11-10the, of Jxinr8 vias according to John that hist
and Slilome. L4ike say's there were with ale with his disciples atter. his 1108111- •
-
al the eleven 1s related by John, this
bei•% title other Ochry and ,Toa,pnsa end
the other women who Heel come writ
bim Swan C a:li;lee, while John de:ieribes
her as being :clone,
Mark's Veinier) ds' that the women
foetid the stone rolled au' 1y', '(uterod
f d ; t
the sepnlch0.r mid • sawa white robed;:
ieetion, brit John •closes his 7Ospel
without a vrord -et the asrettsinu ex-
cept at) it may he-000ramcd 10' ,this:
"And there Ivere 0(80 many Other
things which Jesrrs did, the which.
if thee shnnlii Ise written every otte, 1
suppose 11'eat even .tire.1verlrl it5rvlx,
you ,�7
11mail sitting within. who bade ,tenni not eenta1n the Meets that 5114)1114
a
them telt fire disciples -that ,Jesus ivas bewritten.”
risen ;cod gene to Galilee. Initiv's ver -
Sion Is that :'while tile" ssem511 stood voices. rhriaron.. enn
a 1 t 0- Bode . .neaten! i calm the steeple
10 shinsied En. tare empty o u U SV �, emi r• clear:
shining. ICs r)reul1)6 -thi'e appear0yl t0 .Farris a1 - p 1 n
y
"FUr- mini
u-
ir.
• eil G). t
=n of thr, t
[l �. iriK�'
there awl htfnrnie Por l))ecbkcttirias• h't cue . r 6,
rectiot3 lr'otb(ni 1a &nld 14f 311lnst)•)SC' 440 Crete
tion to' go to .013111 04 B(lt, according Tee happy 005ter da)s:"
• Pity the Press Agent.
Ihen1rieal press agents •It.ssert that
I010tntri �nowspspers ale the hardest
e
propositions Litey encounter 111 .the
lint of ;01111 advance :stories for
their houses of attractions.
fn 17d8 connection 11105 1r)0 (iron-,
about the dramatic
1; term 0 story1uh) 1 C
(iditor of 'rho Globe, It(. 1. 11. Park-
hurst, end
ark=hutst,end the publiity promoter for
1Ld J101131 Alaxandra 'Theatre, Alr•.
Ildwi.0 Codmbe.
There was a small 1)101.5 , at the
Royal Alexandra one day'. and into
rho Globe einem rushed Vietcrr
o; tuemb9l' 111 tlr, staff, .with' the ex-
I
elanudu)u that '"the 1 o1,1C:,lr\antira
burnrl: (10011,."
lir 1' n•tth1n(st 1he11 d r1p .rren Ale
.wgrh with a wearied esiareisinn o{i
11 i ince,,
• `I. don't, <aro." he
ata„, "Udtlie
Cootnbe has one notice in i0 -day' al -
•
l a r io
f emarkdb a sero D mo t r, t n.
A unique religious rlentointrati0I(
in: ()eon (Onelluictl 'in L)rat)iforrl,_
1)44..: 1111' er»L11bl+tir17 (01114 the Men
31111 1('eli710tt 9;+'urp•arr1,• \Tuve ua N.. mit.
hundreds of men and d•eni h 1(,n4e
of them cup 0,•c}i• in faetci'i0 s, anter,
ed upo1ra 50.1 i0(4 01 Continuous pray-
er tot twout }futrrlluu3s the stitipii-
all its prayed (n relays hit. tiTteen 111111
kite• encli.
To Curb the Wildcats.
1t looks very muclIt((4 if the newer
provinces,of Canada were out to throw.
overboard the effete and "tradition -
a1” methods of the' east, and to strike
out for themselves in the matter of
placing. restrictive and punitive legis-
lation on their statute books without
troubling to ask the Privy Council
whether 1107 are acting irreverently
or otherwise. A\ despatch from Ed -
mouton, Alta.. say's that drastic leg-
islation le meet the situation produc-
(Ir) by P1ldi'51 ia.nd ventures is pro-
p0;ed by AI'r. Gnome P. Smith.
1( the bill to be in(roduecd by 1Ir.
Smith passes the House, it will be-
come. •tn to use
e algal LhrOu 1r0ut r1 1
stmt , h
whirl) 11fl 1101
my subdivision map v1 it s
hist been certified by an Alberta laud
stlrreyur, aud winch .(14)48 lint 1)011r
it One corner a key 1111)) showing dis-
tance of the subdivision f(ut0 town
r u• oilic1 indicating in '80ni0
u city pt
11111 eel' not iOnly. its position in rela-
tion to the ln101(10ss and residential
section of the, municipality, but the
topographical characterist.ic•s of the l.(-
rality as well.
.11 is proposed that the subdivision
of properly located inure than a 111114
frotn the limits of any city should ((1
made' illegal, that in all (IOW rt1')-
ilivisiODS, the smnllost lots ;1(1,11 i50a
frontage ,,f not less than tiEly feet,
In new't0wnsites only eighty list;
market '1t
t
upon the 1 t
vbe placed i
Ina l
}
terms
c.
any. one I our , •tceorditlS t) the
of the b111. Lots to original tuwtrsites
must be sold before any further sub-
division re 'undertaken. No eubdivi-
5inns'whicli are not included within
boundaries of the town or tillage, or
within one guile of the Bents 111 city
ns mentioned above, may bu placed
u; nn the Market
Steamship 10 Mery Issue
4)1 Empire Review.
T,ondon: `--- The establishment of
Calway, J1•elanil, as a trans-Atlantic
port is advocated by Lord Klllanin in
the forthcoming issue of tile Empire
leeviiea' Ire predicts a revival of the
trade 0f the Trish port, which was at
one time :second only to , London as
it port oC tile: United Kingdom.
The writer m'i'nce that there are
reap;= coir ideratioes of a patriotic and
511(1)1)1401111 nature, imperial, national
and Meal, favorites ' the opening of a
unit there, but he eeeten115 that its
oarnmcacr,u aspects are of p11(118rs
importance. 13.v starting tram sunit
a terminal port a "through -1 retried"
route to, Newfou d and .and Canada,
from lncland will greatly shorten
111(5051 route w11 Ile for travellers
and moil:. to I e [tri'itc l Stat05 the
tulle will he out dowhtconsiderably
fn the cast winrs winC:utnda was nn-
dere:01 '1. nli t''re_ reguiromoats ot• 1111'
U•au A05l)(ic tl lvnrn + •.nig. by L:to
1)re etit service from ltn;land to the
Seined Steles, het wit 1 t 110 1r0w•ilt (f
110 1111)1st) De n n r" r, is'North
AI -erica lb Y (10(ns„r V far a. 11101.0
mal ri•r ,a10,+ d hrrr'n:ng- ereent. .1t.
taut 1ntperial Con fere-leo hold this
1r ,r 1t was 1•neolde'1 that a I3)Ore
im<g+rt route to Canada and NelefOnud-
land \fns neeessary. and the only
0)'l('ileahle shortening of the route
Is 0e sero of J1 r.'L,u1.
The village of Si., : Damage, C,ucbeki,
was w•.ped 014 by fire,
Labatt's
Loudon
Laagex,
Selling fast because
ma le right
Tr tE TIME FLAVOR --AND
Puar. TRY IT 1
LABATT'S
INDIA PALE ALE
XXX STOUT
Made and matured in
the old way
3110 IDEAL 137.1:01)0005
JOHN, LABATT
LIMITED
LONDON, CANADA
30
An Imperialistic Sentiment.
Miss Agues -Deans Carnett 0, \vi0
s ni10' m \ alla 1tl10, 1)cfnre 5114 1011
England, expressed some thoughts cu
111011(81111ron--•rather eloquently, ton:
this is n'iy first visit to London,
9s 1 noLiCr•Lite'hent and
hmen
eel Ln [
t1tc t
0 the aha s
iuo embankment and rhe
1
sta,rvinl people in tic East Ind as 1r
fol to 1110 picture: there Comes float-
ing b51ore toy vision ever triose yellow
fields of wheat nodding to the liar-
) est.
liar-)est,: the s31)113rht faces t I' thereap,
cr,, the :mug home , the iittle prairie
school houses, r ctr.ch surntottnted lry
itg flag of 11e, eht,t2red. crosses. This
11114111)11 or 011r= 1 110711 enough,fer-
tile eneuei1. s11lfiliently, diversilicd do
its (.reducta to auppert 111r teeming
11,111411 uulhons, ,111 we Haul ie at
more equable ilisi01baLio of Our Ern-
pire-eitircne. Souse one needs to ex-
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