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probably 150 might never reach safe.
night. Teem is no evidence of any ty. 'Warmed mostly by Scandinavian evotees often misused
imniediato attack on foreign settle- I seamen, the halibut boats are well
ntents. ' accustomed to the gales whiell often Don't say "he lifted the boX off the
British Government Win
.The • • British Government was
awarded judgment on the claim of
the Roumanian Oil Company for
damages for destruction of nil pro-
perties at a erode' period of the war
to nrevent their falling lute the
hands of the Germans. The coin.
mine. who estimated the damage at
S1.50.000,000, were informed bv a War
()Mee renreeentative at the time that
it would by eempentoited for the dam.
ages. but the-totinsel for tbe cempany
odmirted his word was not binding on
the British Government.
Italian Donkey Exiled
The diminutive Italian donkey,
which has been such a picturesque
feature of Rome streets has been ex-
iied from the Eternabeity by the new
governor. '•The bumble donkey, 4
member of high standing in many n
peasant family, has in the. past
brought the family wine and vege-
'Wiles into the city' to sell, bet be will
no longer be allowed to ode): the city
Rebate Two reasons have been given,
for its exile: The dignity ot,the Et- I
ernal Clty and the traffic problem.
It is ex notorious fact that, the donkey
doenet give a care for the' highest
powered Motor on, the boulevard.
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Weekly
Lessons in English
By L CORDON
TWO
THURSDAY, MARCR led, Mr
est it Yourself
11
GREEN TEA
Writ* Salad*, Toronto, for free asinsplic.
ORLI) EVE
IN MIMI NOW
GAMstaie
...
E!ection of Ministers Tth
he -tota, sfance which ei
A bill to remove tee necessity of travelled lie the expedition is esti
the re-election of members of the mated at about 15,400 miles: of white
House of Commie on aceeptanee of only 000 miles will be made by see
Cabinet appointments will be Intro- It is an Austrailian enteeprise,
dueed lin the course of the present The Inquisitive Bump
seon. It is intended that ibis
change would eliminate at least ode
avenue of useless expenditure.
Income Taxes ,
were frees Natal, sad leer voted
sprinter,' from Aostralls. (Moir to
tome saisunderstaasillag, howevor, the
lett section of the his bridge *Ivey to
the diluents before the signal wet;
given entl "began to peg out claims.
The police were powerless to reotrain
the crowd. and when U the etaking
bad been done they bed to set to wore. '
and remove all the peg* cut Tlie
rush vas declared void and another,
wilt be organized. Reporte /hew thaS.
the diggings aro extett:nely rich. f
Shortage of Comedian Applies I
The Derirtment of -Customs and
Excise has been informed that the
supply of Canadian apples is so re-
duced that there is no longer sub-
etontial quautities available to the
trade. A bulletin has been issued ad-
Custom'officers that the
dumping duty wilt no longer apply to
apples until further melee.
Labrador Peninsular Controversy
The decieion of the • Privy Council
as to tbe position of the boundary of
tbe Labrador penineuler betweea
Quebec and Newfoundland la expect- UR* 11
land and mineral wealth in the Labile.
w e • a two geeernments oemeemeesemeoomair
Comes to a Close Saturday AIwit at 11 p. m. Sharpm
. of the Province of Quebec and New.
. had the Tights to the valuable timber
dor hinteeland, so the asked the
Pettey Council to settle the matter kr
them.
s Australian Missions to Commie
The Australian industrial mission
e of seventeen Perseus, consisting of
2 einployers, employeese newspaper-
- men, and ()Weevers, is en route to
- Canada to investigate industrial prae.
eicem in this country with a view o
M f
- obtaining Pideas for the better-,
merit of Australian industry. The
Party MS selected by the Austvaliau
Government,
ON E
EAT VALLEE EVEN
In A disetisnion in the House of
Csmnuois on income tax Mr. R. C.
Matthews suggested that the tax b
collected at the tome ae in Britae led hie discredit. It is doubtful
any Called= M.P. or M.P.'''. is any
where within sight of theee Mule,
Even in the I3ritish Muse of Com
mons, where business is ganged el
with eXpedieney, there are member
whose inquisitive bump is overdevel
oped. A. member belonging to th
smallest party in the House has 00
questions to his credit while a Social
ist has 1120 to what is sometimes eni
Tb0 proportion of the income tax
that is collected at the source in Bri-
tain is about 7R per cent. It is vol.
"Wed by deduction. Wherever pos-
sible, a person paying income to an-
other is required to withhold the in.
comae tax therefrom and Pay it over
to the British Government. The tax
is oxieessed on the payer, and not on
the recipient of the income.
Russia and'Oritain
114$814 has replier! to. Britain's
protest against Soviet propaganda
in the Milted Kingdom and the reply
is argumentative and asks for ;pei-
ti of Soviet activity. His-
torians say that Russia has been
twisting 'theIfon's tail for four hun-
dred yearn by "repeated and almest
unendurable psovocationej and that
British firmness in demanding aetop
to it is amply justified. 1•
Maritime Rights •
The Maritinie Right; Commission
has completed its report and loom. 1
mendations include increases in mile;
sidles to .Neve Bruntevick, Nova Seto I MRSLAURA E. JAMIESON
tia mid Prince Edward Island, reduc-; wife of the
tion in freight rates and late Magistrate Stuart
. other suggestions for the anilueleuieigeun8 wjahinoiehTsn'beel apBpuorinnatird'e*urec:filvtehe'
of conditions e:evailing in the Mari.
Juvepile court ef that district by the
time Provincee
• ProVilietal Government.
Situation at Shanghai- Fishing Fleet
in Dauger
• nsor-General. john Doncan, corn. The largest halibut Milne geet in
ma der , of thee -Shanghai defeuee the world was in grave danger o
fore, vim went from England on the annihilation jest week -end when 1
Megantie beeing-on board tha Fitwas streek by it gale end ertOWAtOrA
aBenddfsoerdeosohdi'ilea ordvr oulleornttessotshale del of unusual fury which swept *ems
e north Pacific and threatened to
early 'Sundae with Col. Viscount Gott, •wipe out, everything in its path. Of
. re his <Met. et staff, and Other Vt- this fleet of 270 vessels and about one
fit -r, mid made a tour of the de- thousand men, many of the smaller
fences- of the international settlement, (Taft were Jost during the early stage
which are, manned by British troop_of the'storm and it is reported f tat
No shipsi are allowed te s
ss, •
Eeliel Voting *tights lash the, Aleskan coast, but seldotn IlOor." Omit"oft" ,
Over 130 members of the British I have the Y seen 8 storm of stab Viol* DA,YetwSp . thero m no one else but
Parliament have sent a memorial1 to ' euee; t ier.,wit "but" is; ,used, omit
the Primo Minister ;miring the Gov- I Newspapers Attacks Britisti "else
ernment tes take the earliest °pee-- i Government
Don't say "she is home "At
home .is nrefera'ble. '
'Don't say "they are not going away
at all." Omit "at all," "
"Twins" means tveo, "twin" meane
tunity to gam out its pledge to give ; Theee is a -teeny raw ensuing be.
retie' valeg e'itistS to men and wom- • tween the British newspapers eentrol.
,,,,,e1 trine-14)00,re 'the Peet General I led 'by Lent Rothermere and Lord
' raeetion. . i Beaverbrook. The hewspapers of the
Trebling 'Women Settlers i fpriner are nttaeking the C • • ,
oho of two. • • .. .
It m arectmeed hs„ the oversee sets meet, which they accuse of election m clunatnatatne'4:lr,,,,41hhefwg,, a lelyitat(isneahet-
. . .
tiement Department of the Dombilon , the matte!' of torronlating a lie a d
w u . -
acquaintaecei,"e )• • •
Words Oftert Mispronounced
. 0 iee that steps are to be taken to. oopular pulley, and predict that the
set up a training centre. at • whielit Baldwin administration will be swept
ermine, ea* receive instruction in tout of-,existenet unless it immediate -
household ;week .with review. ta (tied. .ler adoots new meartures. Lord Beav-
oration te'-Aust 'alio. The work will erbroole's newspapers. however, are
• tittelude, In addition to instruction in takes* the part of the Government.
eaievirm. elle .pocetryheeoinge epeeini denouneing.the attacks as "sniping"
'study' of eausewifery, .the care and and .urges silence -in feet: of the criti.
management of farm livestoen, anti cal Chinese situation.
• the cultivation of fruit.e Belgium's Gift to Princess• -- Medicinal. Pronounce me -dig -in -di,
Long Motor Trip . princess Astrid of Sweden,who e as in "met," both i's as in "it," a as
A inotorlexpedition from London is as • - 't xne i 'e
Leopold of in "task," accent second syllable.
on its wee twos Europe and Asia Eteimaul( d to Pgium lest November. hes jutst re- Obscenity. Pronounce oli-senet.i,
to Singareem, thence through the is- ceived the Belgian nation's wedding o as in "of," e as in "men," bothelthes
hinds of eielimetra And JAVA. and fin. gift, in tbe shape of a jewelled riia., in 'it," accent second melable. .
ally aerostseAustralia from Darwin, to dem. The mostskb
illed craftsmen of Rseeberry. Pronounce VAZ.bor-1.
Herculean. Pronounce Hersku-le.
an, 0 as in " s
her " u as in "unit," e
and a misteeseed, ;accent teemed syl.
table.
Irremediable. Prenounee both
as in "it," both e's as be "he," accent
the "me."
een for
/Sydney vie Adelaide and Melbourne. that country have the a as in "at," p silents -lie -cent
, is ornamented' yen gem* front Bel. Syllabic. Pronounce sil-sibek, both
It will eras21 countries.
months in making the erotinengaged
, width fleet syllable.
e
1 DYSPEPSIA
Made Her Miserable
After Evert,
*nr• .r *
%Orr vb. 4* . ' it.
114,P• IL It{ Mtnitt,#) V Ottitin/ Chit; i
writitiee-e'leott tioito tom thee I WI
• insirenta ttoln Onfttipnitt, nrot after
omit steel *ea most miserable. Actin:
oft the euggeatioa of ' a friend X de.
.iiiel.1 to try
intri noon ttotleod I WAS improving'. Mid
too en musk relieve,' I ran arm eieleY
the rose test is put beton. moo,
oleo dneseee or deitier handket it;
It lir mile ey The Milburn Ca,
Toronto, (Att.
unaI i i'e as in "it,"seceet
and eons s a of a
bandeau of briltiants set in platinum
surmounted by eleven maitnilleent
large Couto diamonds. In view of
the ever-changing fashionx, the did
dem has been so noide that it eittl be
taken apart easily. ,and outdo into
eeeeelets, lenge twirl/icon or broo- Syrtonytas
;L., -.,, Religion. enith, fheolegy, worehin,
A llentlitent of tlimor Lan, oodlineee, holineee. devotion.
Five bill. have been -remented by ;,. Sol tude, seehedeit, rtti1onMnt, ri.
Wit. R. W. Craig. X. C., Attoeoey. i vary.
General, for Manitoba. fa the Pro.; Stale, most, tarnish, discolor, blot,
vincial Government. Whieh CAI1S 'for eon.
laws. He stated that 75 per cent. of ; reverence.
the amendment of the eXisting liquor Honor, respevt, revere, venerite,
the troubles of liquor law enforce. i Fete, predestination, foreordine.
ment wort duo to the illicit sale of f tion, destiny. ,, ,
beer mainly by brewers -avhe .e.te." I 1 Blend, combine, mix, compound,
tbe privileges granted by the dovorn. t mingle, unite.
;tient Liquor Control Act. Ile titres. . Wore etude
ed he necessity td establishfug dis. i
deli/mu finichinery in order En meet 'your."4ftea word three tinter and it is
Iett us increase our vocabii-
the Aittration.
Smith Arrival Diamond Rush 1 lary by metering one word each day.
Word% for this 'resort: • ,
second syllable.
Words Oftett Misspelled
Manila; one 1. Chloroferm. Med-
anion; twe L's. Wee. Phenomenon,
Pteinaire ; MAC the pto.
The rush of 17.000 runners to pelt ' ISOLATE; to place alone. "Ile
out tiaimit on South Afritt's MAC die. hes been isohtee for many yen";
trtiliaorndpmdtdel:lus;he.nteidimincdatetiaba.eottherhuot
IS RIGID; not pliant; stiff. "He drew
himself rigidly erect."
in South Africa, beequee of the Gov` DISDAIN: to think unworthy; re.
ernmeritei promised for the control of tard with proud indifference "Then
alluvial diamoridee brought together . ;Reclaim* to ent,port my siitement.
17.00(1runhern ineluding Olymnie nett the reonee
i champions, famous 0r4155 -country run. ,, INSOLENT; bold; imeteetirient.
"The insolent sharpies/ with whit+
sheavethe order made hint heal-
' INDULGENT: (Hemmed to give
',
free course to: lenient. "He is the
pampered eon of an indulgent father."
ABOMINABLE; vete' hateful; tie*
vteetable. "Hie trroedirnens has meet
him an Abominable old man."
RobineMid-Winter Sale
Ends' on Saturday
Entire Stock of Clothing and Gents'
Furnishings Boots and Shoes g e*tly
reduced. Come and se these Bar.
gains..
M. ROBINS
Buy where Your Dolls: Buys More.
. •
'Yuma Gives Gi
Appetite and Strength
•
--
"My 1Cyear-sid daagliter wan
Rwieviltkrk Per tritoi.lbesitneCtlit *m*86114.14
appetite and atriss."--Kra. W.
Josateet. The very MST week...they.
tab. Vino/. ekildreei h.Li. t� foe'
*tremor. ont and 'deep Wier. A
simple etrengthening leen and end
Um- ealopowai M u.e foe ever /3
years fee m* -dews naset soli women
sad week ekeieme. Casuists no «(1—
IL'S DRUG MIR.
It's the End Climax --The FINISH.
A Shower of Good Buy Bargains.
Entire Store swept by a tidal wave of Bargains, making last days biggest of all. Final
cuts on everything that will sweep Counters, Shelves and Racks of Merchandise like a
blizzard. A landslide of Bargains never equalled in this section.
--Come No tv or
egret Later-
These Values "Demand Quick Action -.Delay is Expensive—It means Money to You.-P93itively
no Postponement -No Extension. of Sale --Every Sale Price En is
. .
aturday Night at Eleven Bells
Values Guaranteed All
Men's Solid Leather Work,
' Shoes—Plain Toes anclt
. 4
Toe - Caps, Tan a n cl:
Black, also Elk. Buy!.
.now for Spilng, at .
0 „ . .
, . . . „, i
9s1),„,;,,„.
• . 4111
. , .
VIMMI•••••
Absolutely Free !
One pair of Pure Silk Har-
ris Knit Hose, value up to
$2, per , pair will be given
. .
with -every pair. of Onyx,
Myle's or J. T. B e 1 l's
Ladies' Oxfords
ed' FRIDAY and SATI.;13,
DA0Yne$
R (minim
. uulum
. .. .
Not $1 of this Stock
been, brought in
moffelovnita3:noudiaset aaP;ofibet.toTnhges,
to this store and we
the Mayor and Council
any. individual to
.here and prove otherwise.
This is one of the
Canada grade Shoe, S t o
and not
Merchandise marked
a high price. Come,
.
for youi self.
.
.
nii
. ui
has
to palm
invite,
or
'
come
highest
c k $ in
cheap
a t
see
.
ANNIMMIONOMPIMMINSIMOMMINOMMINII0
Women's Silk and Wool
Rose_all patterns I reg.
$1 a pair. Now
' . . ,
2 Pairs for .
$1 5
. *
30 Pairs Men's ' Tan and
Black Cali Boots, also
it ) o: rande stai—ne adt ia:k el an rtc kf from, - Calf
11 Ox-
vi an: Ityt °b stock
..._
" Regular up te.. • $7. Pair
.
N $4 45
°W •
'
- . ‘ _
Men's Black: Calf Ores;
Boots-- Ractically all ,
• *sizes iti the. lot. getter's.
be early .. ,
. 1
., 0
'XT.' . 1 95 ,,,,,.,....
IllOW 7 II Pau-.
pair Ladies' Silk
and Wool Hose Ivill be gi.,,-
en Absolutely Free with
every pail' of 0 xf o.r d s.
from $4.60 to47 Sale Price
Purchased r It ID A y or
.
SSATUAY,while Hose
lasts. -RD ,
.
,,
WItmien's 4 -Buckle and 2-
• Dome and 2B k I e
: u cvalue;
overshoes, all s t re s,
rst* `
tiquality
$2.95 Pair
30, PaillsB
Ladoies
o .ts' Hthiagth-Top
Lace Boots—This is real
• as high as $10.00 a 'pair,
.
Now -95c 0
30 Pairs Women's Buskin
Slippers—all sizes i n
the lot, ideal H o u s e
Slipper
Now 95c Pair
ONODt-
•
!SS
RIDAY -Come Again SATURDAY
SATURDAY
MARCH 5
ABSOLUTELY THE
LAST DAY OF .
THIS SALE
30 Pairs of Boys' good.
Strong Solid Leather
Boots, some in Brogues,
' all sizes, I. to 5. Special
$2 45 Pair
•
30 Pairs Ladie? one -strap
Slippers and Oxfords,
round Toe, good fitters
$:3.45 P*air
SATURDAY
mARCH 5
ABSOLUTELY THE
LAST DAY OF
THIS SALE
Last Final Days of Sale
H N S Immense Stock of
oots, Shoes, Rubbers, Etc
By F. McNABB, Retail Stock Broker, Toronto-
ok Around--Conrspare the High Quality of Our Merohano
die* with Othersam,Mall Order or Otherwise; then be
prepared for the Biggest $1 Worth of Footwear
•Vou Ever Bought in a Lifetime*