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1. .eir objec.t4be making Onta xct that tPer, endous.,;ao is the prob� � � � - - - - - � - . . "
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. I �, , tenti=,anil for recruits Is hgO14 books in our teacberdo t4ught ind desire,, aiiid the educated I ,M . in cooking, H .
, . yo, HOW. true I � . mindo, too, that Je1lW,0 has. had ao , og reed Unprolitsibloi, , .4004, " -The farmor himself 4
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- ,. Is the otgteme is. to,diiy.�-nvver worq w0men,' who. marries a I ).
, at , . .al -a The Advisability of ,cooking gr learn What W vxopf req
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I . 1. , , 11 en, is gn Importajt,ass9t't6 the I some Incidents in- the Lite of the New s' st iiiing fQO4, for , vire, ito I "i
I b9upol to. catch farm boys all right,, so, We have, just, read In a roll, 0:49, I I . X
-w--.* , - , , gi . licUld. be of priceleps..'Oventa 04 -bil .. I as 1
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I , 1, , , Its, name it =unity- . I I - ,0WInQ was for many What I I Poll contal .,. learn, , �11.. if I
" I too. In 'spite of is non- weekly_whicb�should.lell 'Only true ,, guaranteeing qsr ,sho. � � Commander 9f tho ROMA him in the Adminalt la . i , ho W . .
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'94 . I at a Voted scientist cli 1. � g' of this,
I � I mounted on Up I 1. fp maintained, and th;tt.she Willa .. weessful feeders Ply the 40AC104*5; V4,4.tben he MAY
i I ,,rsvabaek,, A .that flowers as -A i .. . , � Ot slpl; I NaTy. - such experience, and It was !essary *both In 'ng
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some idea ;,; 'tis, . ,
I , steady diet are to the le no.r4'46rol - . , !Olds ,and
quartet of mottoes,, o � . I that Onaval man without experiencos �Stat*s, heldr Wadosl.,�" dig -PrOSW, ' I , .
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I I '. I h 3. wh9le conception .. . , ere has. ,been much intelligent _ ,t * 11' 4, ,study
I . its oiperationp-servi - � of )!to ,is the - . , I 1. uite a! -Widely # -
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,at. He expresses Oils �w " Aval warfare should bo" 444 differiial 4 . 'I ,ir, . :got ,work out r ��
,; , ,, - unbridled Indtilgenceof the Comment In, the leading American pa- I la . , . any
l .1ty. Achievement on, t b . lower First Sea Lord. . As time pa 1, how. , practice. During the vast I of, hisown problem . .'! _4 , .
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. - . , opinion boldly, Ii. this -Why the her - e I � I � . . � S80 , A I 1, is ov��'4iii' , ,
I . ... Wons. I perm upon the riieenf-changes In .,, the . . $0414 ,
I farm and 4niiiiiinity betterment 4rp.` , . . ever, and the e,xp . asm , r,
,... I . ivorous animals Are healthier .than erience was acquire' hOwOvbl,, the proce ness. In. e under his qw4 coaditions, by triali by
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1, ,� . Its main scope, and there will be no men?. Petite& that is *by cows have , . it Was onlY.6mmon sense that the CA, fallen'. very, iar . test, QUO li� e*perlm ., I I
. . . univerissair approved. It is' natural I . oes .
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: . . . lack of dpportunity such a peaceful ex ression In repo4*- is O.K. Brewery pl that any Proino a for Sir Pavid Admir It should have the advantage ly. into disuse. It has been I - I �
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., . . This f ants all over the . ,tio pretty , . I - . . . ,, *
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sheep looks so very .contented continent represent Beatty should . .. avAl high. 42011clu.sively proven that, unless 'under i ,
.. . . . I . � -millions give satisfaction � in the , I I A wim''o.44'. - , , �
. . .. 1: Outline: I . i when, no dogs are n of dollars. . I command, therefore, cannot be classed exceptional: clio6timst
, I I., � ear, 4nol-why ,61os, If -they can be turned to piactical 4c; United States, for the A4mirallas wife mo- I I I . I. ances, better rpe- I I 1p , I
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I r . . � , .� , There are* three . ranks,: that of phAnts, grow so strong. This scientist I . .w . le, ,,, , . a ng ti;e,,changes tha I . ,is "
� . t, ought tp have 1314RA are. olitained from a giVeil'4TOunt Tte wosed prob , pne of thoxaOst,
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I . . page, that of Esquire, . and t Would have us. believe that a diet of . .1 of graln or roots given raw t � s coilfrontIng 0 d' 9w m .4 I "
. � a* onefit instead of to Its *hurto how. daughter of. the late Marshall Field. I it fro .�tg era �
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1. 1. . I., All Cavali rs'enter in the I violets, sweet peas, geraniums, nas- David, moreQ' - ' 7 . ___***__P! I 18' a mil r 441, some Weeds ar , , 0 1
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. � .. . . . Knigh Q , much better it will be than to "scrap Sir . ver, has many I P__ I . .I U amount after it has -be Z a el in*, I "
. 1� , , . nk, of Page and pass on to the high- turtlums, is omore healthy than'a. diet . 1 . CANADA AS AN E cooked " . 1.11 every le o i '_ ' li
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, I . , t of beaim-, cabbage, potatoes, turbijis, to have.them operated to I ill be good . Iwo , _e of, . . I . ;;as io�fherlyl believed, and is 41011 I .
, - w- .. - . P . . . .1 , badges. An achievement badge, may' I I here associa d with tbem. at the. thn . - . In fam.n ii ex,
� I . . carrots, parsniJps, etc. If he is right ,,4sQ the still by many feid the 'pro- elusively practis�d. . Wild' o4tjs,"gro� %,
I Z . . w0i, the Boxer rising. in China, when he What an American Magazine Has to . . ers,. that ' ' -
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I . . . . . what a lot of work may be shunied. A was in ' , Say On the, Su, ject.. , I . I terr* le poiis A. the PrWrie Provinces
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. .,.. . . . . work done, such as alfalfa - growing, mari need not to wait-, for a cooked be*.accompli,shed by so-.dotag.'Mr. Ford .u. nal of the battleship - ' lb 1, WHY ' of the food - s � been and must be dealt with, earnestly i4
1 1 1. , I � . I says that e ery standard Berfleur. nlKe. Owen in the � New. Yank- I , but it ha
; �., - _ � ,f- v brgw' ing I .oses are inclineal'to look on the, shown &hot as' -a rule' tfie contrAry is order to keel) them under ceiatrol. ! , �
.1. ,barnyard sanitation, bee"culture, bee breakfast-j.uqt step out to the flower . . .. - I
.. � . . . I '71 : . I , , paratively small coft can - . e I i0i, time 'eg' 'Various meth I . I ,
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. . . - Phi in protein - Extensive experl- their ,erAdl lop, but one"of the , -
I calf feeding, bird study, blacksm th%. o�rden, -and gather-jo, boquilet of flow- be converted into a'distillery for man ek and resourcefulness In connec6 for the r 6ountry of less than that of rich' , ga , i
plant at c9ni York Times says tliat be show d great qanadians, with a , total ` populat
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. .1�1, Z I., . . � . . .plowing, poultry eul- era and eat Ahem along the way. A 145ptuEng. denatured alc�6oj ' tion with thoi.capture oftwo.Clifilese New york City, as of cb , ,, very" ,. , -
I I . � 1'. . �ure, shbep raising, horsemanship, etc., writer says it will be'sq. e6s for." ., for use' . miparativelY meats, conducted both Go' ' best Is- the f2low'An
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, , � Cwho..,ared able to, mo' in alitomobiles and ot4er int�ernal corn- .1 ...t -
, I I . � Boys -of -a I consequence in, the adjustment in America have been remArkably uni. PrActisea I nd recommonded b$. vnoi 9f,.,: '. 1: - I
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. '�, ... . . . . AY Ago th� g. thers to send� the children out on the .bustion efigines. If ' dred. bluejackets he was twice wound- `trade'� which is ex .
�' : : : .1. - mQuqt a horse from rounatand roadsides.. . the world's supw of world results, and unite -to rmes
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� I � , and, meadows. to eat' dande- ed, the result being.tbit;hoi was pro- take place after the war. Yet Canada. show that, pjo�eln- is less. digestible 0.9the. Northweii�. ' � � � I. - I . I
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��'. ., , ,. ganiiatio.n. A ,orrespbnding branch tfie scientist Is right -it Would be more only 29 , rior after * The infested field sh
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1! � � � � ,. . �21 , . � I and the clay of alcohol. fuel for autos y.Vars-6146 He had been under . . exposure, to high temperatuie, I . . ould :be piough-F " , , - . I
1, j.", ..� �. . , 1, , �. . for farm girls is called 1�116me Clya- than inspiring to sit down to. a. bowl fire bef will she neglect theiii. . 1. . The'digestibility of starch is to some ed deeply.(se.ven or 8191it, li��ies, it" .�'�'. I
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t'p . : � ...". . '.. lierie,k�-also 4 very appropriate name. and tractors - i. Just dawning, brewery . :Already there Is a great deal of extent incieased * by. �Ooklng and fori Possible)* as isoon as spring se I �
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.. �f cr shed rose the gunboat flotilla on thie Nile, Ad . . I
". r: ,,-,� e. 1 '. - . The b . It properties are hssured a future -much .Canadiah money in -vested around the. this reason potat V . Is. over, and each dayli ploughing
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I . I �. � . I ead of this troop�of farin boys,is morning, for surely�,a man could wri.e . kdr�, � - � .
, . I , oes should always be ' , . i , ". _ ,.
, ".�, I . I.., . . ore useful to.the communi.ty around miral Colville having been wounded,, ,- aribbean Sea and in South Amerlc$, cooked,for ho; feeding. d as plouglied. ," eiiih � . I
- � *. . I.. .. , . . , . Mjr,. T. A. Erickson, University Farm, flowery sonnets afto such a break- in . . and'fought the.. enemy determinedly. .0 It must be.. . ci�p 0 ,. I. � 11N.
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�� ��, � . 1� ., .. . :" I I St..Paul, Minn.,- tg.A. Boys arid fast. Itwould doubtless bring a great them and. qu,ite as profitable to their . . particularly Southern Brazil. 'arid the conceded -that some feed stuffs, such as r 1'e vated,6' . ..
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� 1. .... � " , . * owners as they, have bi��n., Mr. I his gallantryat Om� Argentine. Much of this money has turnips and Pumpkins, -are m4de_z�uch d- up to the 10th or 12th of AiL. % - .
;'�,� . � . .. . " : girls'who take active part In the Can-, amount of cheer to eat golden chrys�- We , . . -made a coximander 'Roalstse . 1.�
, . . - .. 1. � tit on to say�that-the greater part'. durm an he was ' � d I . . .
V �, � adta'n Rural School Fairs, may. Pro� anthemums on a "dull N'ovember aft ' been put into public titilitles,,so that more acceptable -to pigs b3� c.OQIJ* gust �irhen the fie'ld should be. I
� I . .. .. - . . er, o and invested with tbe.D.S.O. � . . ing, olvon, a . �: � .,�
L � . � , .i the brewing apparatus and maebin.r . . I �t�' thb CA adian -exporter has some Ad- and wilt' . final Preparation and seeded about I I
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, . . . perly organize a troop, .. I noon at tea -time.' Food like thht - . . - . therefore ' .
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. . .. � . * * , ery �rt any brewery can,be -used in I . . Some Beatty .Stories.' e, A .one, .
, - . . . VAgtag' in many cases consid6rable, better ' Aug. 15th,et the rate,of -ohe` ., � "
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,� I ,�' : , . , - I . ' I . bring forth 'at I . east an ode. maiking�alcohol, the Addition-' netoled Jn having been precede(t-by Ca'nadihn,is also s.9me advanta,4,e in giv- " quarter bushels of r I
, . . �:.:._ . ,I 4".1 . prise solely go - ing feed I rye end ffiaek-s - �.,: - � -P
Another enter . . The atoiy told a few days a'* . ' I . fall .
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, 1�1 ... : .1 . . � 46r boys' Shall we. become a,. - f1bwosr-eaiI"g ,only'being a continuous stili. i
� i - -11 - I. . benefkt has recently been launched. in i4ce? . . . . . . I 1% BeAtty,'v,ben iabharge of the British ipterests. which,'fr8m. the very nature Warm Ouring cold -weather, but b6th'ed or harrowed after.seeding, The * '. , I I . . : �
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� . . . JA � - Canada. Its 3bjects, too, are excedd6 . * * 'K. * - . squadron visiting,Kronstadt, draining of thqir enterprises, must make a German and American investigai4s] bats that germinate with the rye will.' , �. ,.
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% . I f The utility a;'id wider benefit of the' a huge bumper of champagne without' careful analysis of' local conditions are practically uninlino s in condenin- be wintosi:-killed, and -those comin �, .: '' . : �
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11 11 ,V.. ., . . .- . . enthusiastic leaders can be placed tit healiliful one. It is so easily to I - proposed change is another good feat- taking,.th6 beaker fibm his lips, and and needs. ' Ing the practice- of cooki in the sprin I : 4 .
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� ��, : . .1 .1 � , . � . I . . lye Lire, fo.r'this man of wide and perie- thus makivk,a profonud impression. reisources Canada' is as er than Potat6es,,that- are palatable in I rye Is ready',to harvest. , The bettor � ', � I—-
�.. I 1. the - direet, couhsel and. n-, u,p �;.al.sb. Some persons. are born tratiVe vision and wonderful initiative upob his hosts, -is widely, quo . ted. the'United States. Labor their raw state, becAuse it redu ; I I to cu tivat4d and pi,;epared 49.' *. I'' '' ` _'
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�;,,- I : : ,.� . I . �.. . struct, aye, and, encourage the'boys.ti) full of go6d 'nature 4nd as they gro' �. - �n. well off as the Sol I
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11 I � . : . . �_,.; .. I � I . . .: ety. We qu.ote� they go. 'They'are known far ' and laboratoriois'-, in what pno�L might call draughtsmanship - - ely to,adjust itself. for la-' which in the absence 6f any increased, e number of oal �d and - _ � I � � ,
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, !I , . ... .. , . Ukebola'with a will andrViM, Success up it radiates, from them'' wherevdr, have been used in'the ilition is"lik . , beth ;s. ge r A ,
� ,� , I . . _1. . . . from the Orillia Packet: - wide for their good cheer., Theirw coin- ed more thqn ho or his bor in t I .n , Ear, this, �., ,!_� , `1
::, �, � .. .� I . . . . the -various kinds of'grain but, fruit officers could have in cost constantly, while it is to be &_ ad It is now ge -. 11 -. , ,�:' 11
t : . , � . � - The. Canadian Standard Efficiency ing.ihto a home. is � , vantages. treatinentean be repeated Fa rye . �
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: , . a and vegetable substances aw well. I . . A . I �
[�. , I � .. I 1: . I I : Test is the nanie Of the Jatesi popular, radiant " morning. ' Char] s Grant . WAY 0. of the visit , that .pected that immigrati a ceded by those who have given the is a sur the gr krjagos; 4 good � .,, �., I
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� ,. I .. movement,in Sunday -school and Y.M. 'M . I . ave�a steadying e, and- it is the one ctop which .
I , I 1. I I illeir te4ls us that good cheer is a I results.
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I "'. .., . .. ., . b � �C.'A, circles, inhugurated f6r the b:dne- then with potatoes,. grapes, cherri6s, Not io'fav,ra, , -was the ' effqct onAhe labor market ,of that these tubers fed raw have veri'lit-', klPpn ahead of the wild oratis ,.k. C.,*� , -- -,�,,
i��' �f , . . ,. . . ... simple habit -one of the best ,in all I Peaches, clirratits, sitawbefrios and* impression country. . .. ". . I I I I .. "
, � ..� ,.'." ...." �, � . . fit of the*boy of "teen" Age.. It is an the list of good* ' I he..ereated in Kiel'when in 1913 he . .. . tle� nutritive, va in Conservatioxi. - � ' . �1.
-, , . .. . :. . ,habifs. It is a splen- . . I , ,Ipe' but when'cook�dl . . . . I .. I � �, �.�, ��
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� I .. many other kinds of small fruits; tur, And his s4uadron.Vigited that port. 'to - . I y bout. one-quhrtoir as * .. . ... . . .1
"t ,01 ..- � I.... ! . attempt to' develop him .in his mental, , ,did ,tabricant-oiling all. of life's ma- .nips, c * L .. .
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, : 'physical,'r gious, and social life, and chincry: - "'A -merry heart . goes all cane and even woods were ' two ports which ' Countryman.. I % . , '�
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1�. . �� � .'' , . ,. I .: - ! lq� - '.. . y lV examinations- the'day, Your sad tires in a mile, ?a-" e+ . Also test-fbefoie Xier'was reached and as.there . are the'elosest Am-, . � ., 1: Rigid economy througliout � the worl(b. . . �.� r
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.. . - - was' dense fog the people of Kiel I . . . I ; the co I usuitaption Of food, in view .. I .1.
. I - exposrimentors found -' erican poi# to EuioJpe aAd7 Asia- ' ,___� . .. .1 . , ,',:,,
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, ; I * . I . Ing boy along these lines.. The. tests says �ame . porators, posed,tbit the'British s4ua ' f I ' .. espe�tively. ' Study,'Ybur Soil. 1. _
- . 'ity. He's right, canneries, sugar factories'and:-.simllar Halifax is also nea I -
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,�W � - .j."-', I - .. ,,�. . -result in the boy getting .standard t 'derfull ' .. farmerls' capital 1� �,
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.;'.�,t � . , I . y to one's colwerns couia be 'utilized such Brazil'and Argenti' 14 . ,,,
",;, . I �'_ - proofs.;of "where he su�ceeds, and Also active, ability and .I ". I as I whoin ne than Boston, his Workshop, 'Up � . �,
I 1.� ,!�� I . -, , " �.' . , I . . they. awoke in th . � . on ii, is founded the - Inkitute of Agriculture, which, '.:h a ,
. I . picreases hiplital apploi, p*eeli , e,morning they, I a , . �. lv'. 1, I
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. . , 'hy§ical power.*.' Best � of- - all it topis -usually thrown away oil is nb�v in. fhe-,mi . . #Xtensive report it has.
" , �i�_, I -4: .. . '' *here'he fails, and have been found to and.p .js, cherry Pits, � vegetable -found the Philadelphia. . , I
4 I produce excellent results. This plan! makes. . . I 1 f.1rins, chor in port. gre4t harbor it 'i
14-1--, '. us. hosts of 'frie - 81 It could dst of a, . . -7 '. �
.. ..", . .. ''� I , �ds, and hAP .not have bee Is fertility will depend in large MeA isioped since the war b 'I . The in . ._ .
,�, ,,�' ... , . are unusually high. in alcohol *al6e � I n developmeni costing , $3.0,000 Sol $ . egin . It . " I
,� ": I is Ifeing. locally introduced in Orillia,. us to be interesting *aind tigreeable. " -, Utirely agreeable for , ofthe*farmers'opei
,,�. pt: .1. .- � . .. . F ariner s* ' . I . . I . them. to fedl I . ,000, i re the success I stitute says all nations are: copfrontid. .1 I ,,m��.��
. �', _ .1% I , I .and there will, Y& :four "consecutive will be furth,er.ifiterested in,�. -that Beatty. knew his way into which Will ei.iable tile. Port. to handle tions. - Too Often, it is not given the.'Witli a . I , 1. . �,, � � �
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; I . . -weeks, be.a.tr in . _hL . � . harbor at 'night and in a thick fog k. A 111 c I ent intelli- I It is estimatedthai at'least 2,360,. * '
V . I , I -boy leadei hers ' lers,'sell More'. goods, terials'was found io be corhgtalkf - iredt . P with the West by -thie Can , 1_�'.
,c. Z ,� . '. ., .. �.. %. , .. � I . .,aining class for teac tract ore cus.ton It is connected proper care nor is suffici
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1 ;1. , * fridtibn than any other qpallty of the which, ground-li ,.,'mashed`a�d boiled, I . '
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. " , , profi cieht in, this great work fpr boys P ttans'- The Plant derives ' certdin I' , . ..,,��6
, � . . . P.�. :.. . ' � ' . Kaiser, as.Na,Val Strategist. sub- sunied. iii the.year ending July 31, . . . .
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I I 11 I . . , . . The class will meet,,in the Y.M.C.A. art' P d4ted. a.very"high'perce4tage.-Arr, I 6!ontineiital railways, both. of -which stances necessary to; its development; 1917, and that the, end of this' .
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"i :. 11. . . this and each-f(?Ilowing Thursday for timism'ig th� greatest busin.es&getteri * I ' ! . y 9 . I ssurp � �
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d , .. , � . , when a sup trogen, Phosphoric acid and will have " decrease to ,46,000,000,' , * I �, - ,
� . I ... . ,.. , ,per. will. be -served, and brief address'- : ,.some edimstlks, will yield 50 pDr cent. I royal ,style, and was'pr,pfuse in his roaas Ppens'lip largk areas- Of natural I potash. ,The farmer - s ; ..� I
i.,. . . , I I . .' .the: wprid-of,.,triide and. commerce. . . r1outd. know bushels. .The rep6it iays. it Is . .. I
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". .. , . ce. h1s,waste back twille farr his Majesty one elvening and ., . . �.,
, ._ -�, ... I -ed are, iniited,. to these conferenco�s. .Not'onl ners for, ca' ; aft,�r. ,_ Canadian shipbihg is in ille hands, ments of a mixiiiium drop provi fing ance of A6,000,000 bushels, that ther6 � ,;_..�i
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It . .1 . Is . ty, I tle food, as only the alcohol lia�s -been ', ..s ared'ind the of three-stroing organizations wbiell. gop a . .. 'A
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1, , I .. - -or Nv ' taken from it -,all the. n rd6r'given for beer land fifteen box�s, ' n be counted on .to. co -o I I . . I . . I
. , .1� "., .. or come i you are, ,afit16 be - a the farm,, in the: pulpit, in th ' iA,-,ro.gei,iou-s . .. . satisfactpry, -year ending with'itext July. ' ., . '.1 1.1,111
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i �. �'. , , - , �. . �� . ., Paper,, in the letters you 'write -'ink soi I Inai. p ause. - No two farmi: The woild's surplus of -five ce?eals.:-._ �. vl.
.. -1 . . . . . * * * * . � . izer. . I roceeded to inw - ' 11. . �',.�
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"" '. . . . ... I e of lifws activi�ti'es' Ahe - . I . . . ' . the.Allan Line, Cun- ,'have been treated and cro�ped in past 1 wbea't, rye, barley, --Oats, -and corn ' !� . .. 1
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1 . � .. . . I (3 smile ' d . I 'to blow ships ought ti 6 ' an ' adian Pacif 5�aebl ,y the sam'o way, which is placed at 533,000,000 bushels.' , This � . -,
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.1 .'... . . * I a,new friend Ili 4be persbn of th � new 1 GERMAN WOMEN NIUS, ' I o e .handled - in i Railway. - adjoining farms may includes . , I
. . . soil With the bright' ,r I . They �fiave, been- gradually means tha � I ,
''. �� ail 4ilitt I . TOIL... ,t. eveh the unexPorthble 11
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. 12. Goverti'tir-General. Addresiing. th-0 thoughts. ` - - ,' , - , - - ` . 11 I .. _. . - �,. ".. .". .. 1.1 rn-Odol . !-absorbing the' independent -lines unt - be entirely different so far. as soil re- I stocks and also the .stocks of Ruma. .�
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; . - . that institution, ion �Nov'. 30, the D ke' . . I 1� .. . N ffi'et- he Aupposdd hims�if to b� ' - I adian . Pacific. Rai lway has It .. . 1
:.,� ' . 11 book tIitit- 1'eq�i:idd'coliti-olled..thinki'nt The Am'sterdam. i i, - . Coin I held' t e,j tiveness one fairm may ieed a rotation I general, scarcity, of fodder is ' . .
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1 �;. . . . . �'. , : of 1)6VOnshirc sh . . . pondent of mapalink mchiev� . ,e vie ilead'on the Pacific'for many years. I differelit from the other ov!a. different 1'ed. � . . . . . I . . . .1
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. 'in , -of the Kaisers stratqgy: cilities are bein modernized, and con-,; books, eAperts And governments help I now storedwhich� if military condi. . . I 11 4
L.., . . . I I thor. mated talking of childir,en any has 66w Bull&ins, I The total��. Russian stocks of whea
. ,46abitance with' . decided to mobilize all for bi.s Opi . t
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l I . I . . I . I ncen- _nl T I I :wayos, but they: tions permitted,vould beavailable for
i. -:.0;- c-. .' -, - 4 stock breeding And raising. Ili' tile ' ., amateur, but hopelessly:. ion.will be an I I
: , . -. �.. .; �.* . trate thern. on. the ,book. - Thought .shape of.a Wolff.,, serni-Acial ' tele�; f4tile,,in.,real Warfare." - .1 . " . . .t -factor in, cannot be expected .to �urrxish, every, export at the next ha�vest are lesti- d .., . I . .. ., , 4
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.1 L . . � ` despatch to the Press the Duke.: .Of - _ . , " ... I world'tra& it means that th6 mar, detail in a manner to fit his ev I I ,� I.. �� 1, �
. . . . . works on a hair trig- r and is a ' I 1. , I ery.'.mated. at 300,000,900 bushels. I I .1
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. I : . _e I won- grani'making a dramat.ic.apiien for . I . .1 I 1.1_4_ A
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- ; I .. . - �,:*, - , at an exce. lebf . ill cheon I' ' _ I C *1 .1 , fe arel pleus of future Ameri I �
. I _- %`%_ '. .1 dimng-ha'll.,of � the4 Ontario Agricul- , , I .r ip hesitating -Or .un -1. :,can. worlaiTcommerce, may . . to find -put all.,th, ' . I
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-,. .... �- _ . . . : thought, A�hd this vei� 140t of its 'Willing women, into - sat ' ..unusuAl d6greel; I . 11 I � ey can about their I - . 0
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, �., . . . . � . .�- I . quickness militates against its control. mobilization order gives,A. 11 'n' ' -the .friendship of King George -'and., , . fellow-travellds which � .. 1�1 . ... 'A
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. � . . , age 0 - 'ith lightning rapidity oilb's -thought I corhparison between the' --vvaj� wO ., I I .. the . . I �_
I " .1. , " -, , f optimism. and appreciation.to W '-qt" go 'of Queen JANry. They. h-av;e been nei�h-,FA�'- It means that Canada I', -righi . I m , Germ4n secret police chiefs.. .1 I
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I I of the , fl I e'.,, to ihe most distant ,part of -this -done by wo Y i bors for sev n -al Stmimers'- fo� La . nOw Mal ilig Plans 6'bec6me a for- I , . . I I Sicb,marine* Mail Service. I . .1.
I I . .,.. .. � college � who attended the Affair. - I .. en in - England and ., Ili: i�)c-gtty. lease(, tit'jolable cOmPetitdt,'und -4 `6n nearly'l ,THE KAISER . I . 11 . . .., �'..
� . ., .1 ... . 44 ' I . P, Germ%n.V, wnhl i 'castle* near Bat iiioral, N .. I , 'I . I - Difficulty of c6mm' .
f deal in' chrill and back a ain.. The'student " ol!3� to ti .� I - . I I . I I . unication to a ,, - - -
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' . C knows .the simioeme valuq ' - co'n6en- men's- advIantage. Hprr Wpiff, quot-'wherc the 'Beatt'' frequently enter'- I . es, . . 1. I . severe hardship in Germany, for�mails ill , I .. .
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le speech made. by'M.r. Mont.igit. p.i t I TRAVELLERS IN GERMANY-CO'N% . 11 �
I a _ ig, influence. will be exerted 0 1 1 1 - and if delivered at' ail ;. - ' - � . ',`..
. . *Empirc,"'he said. Nbw� it is tit -he for an'be done b lit. Eieeh�'.Although ' I ejidsl' . I
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. I 11111. � . .; . - action.' We halve �6 see 4n the thh 6 lip Of the -two ladiesis . s i,4 further hite'cour" "bi
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I '.1 . � ace6rnplislied.- But' such aacnoWledges the Minister's pride as I divorcees, ind 1ady fleiitt�, before be- cOmmere . .1 � I . . 1, . .such cables ,as the allies 60086 to . . �
.� � ��Omi�k the Wife Of't . Spies Are Ever where,. Witl Endi i P�rmitted transmission, so ' - - . .11,
. , sufficiently developed the, res6urcess of tbings are literallY' nothing -when "perfectly justifiedA I I � llo� British sail -or ever seeh., Her citizens and her gov, . . .y I ess � pass are. .
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��,* .. fill, I am cpnfidb -can. calls - the German --fr to t' arm� �' Il hiportant Gqrman mail anish - I .
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, i I le bluriders Without co trolle�l . .has 'never beed hinted t,'nite-d Stato'1+9 no as mail. sent out of Spain is not seized _' .1 .
:11, �. .� . the magnificent work it Was . doing.; thought. Tho. I � n there is - more. much more, to be 'that his rapid'promotion. ha� bad ally forL not lacking in either and is subjected to repeated . examing- 'h� I ;4 ..
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. . I the institutiom, lie, did' not fdol a -parent ybody 11�liost, co�ntrol- *their her 'epuntr'j, health and' of nations But fhe-ex*�otters of the be useful to the EM ' I , . .
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.. . I I -interept in itgricultuie,for nlany years 6ftell c I Permitting. Onr war indlistries"arie, I . ates will make a * - I *
. '� . I ". and the iePtItatibn pf -Guelph ,College, they .desire., "For g-tv- ' , I ell. I 9 y is to York Worild obsevver in Germany.' �. . . ...
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I � . , �ure I . u � - Pl'ai9e-f�Dr Jellic6e, . ... Ole, --�"Now, sco'here, little' girl, I he makes, a trip he must report him- circle' ... i
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.. . . and for ti*t the Fatherjaild llecds, , can't. Rpend the whole day and coming.
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. ,� 'We are All. agreed. upon 6ne thing; '� the' n'at- ''. it Papers which haire. "You penny toys. wallt tiler, Travtl is discouraged by imposition perial Defence. . ..
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at we must bring ,this war to e ' .' I , 6 bb derived from their , .. 'Ptill ' tlie Vlrankpo, 'theie i cArth iritli 'a red fmicb,aroun� it. for of difficulties. . . ;_'Gazette ,discusses the tunael scheme � '. I
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I �: . : I matter. Some 'say expunge " *the consfd& it beiieat,C their ignity - to ., - I , . I .. .1 .�_ -.. . `� . - - t, -, .1 quired td obtal struction a large� net increase of our, . .
� I college who wore d Y'at tiollev " others say su poft tr -, . 1 � , . . the country, -and ien day o, leave .
. . . I . the front... Of the Jupchepti'lle saLd;_.jaV��DM:n4 p aditiOnA work in fadtories. lihiWf -* i Ahnfi F d - _**�. .. - . �. - ,� . I - , _ - , 8 must elapse � . . .1
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� 0 "I understand that.in tort Ory worl ,s,,ils iffliportrint -r . `., 74kt�,' I lon an Europe, and to provide us With a new � .
_ ost 6f the, things narro*edt- enslaved, 1:�� IPC Actual.bon'. .
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11 110 nian Is man's &Iujil in thd'world of 4c. with strong \ A til ' numerous deparim6tits, and An. troops in tir4p, of war without depriv. . .
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. . .0 I students and faculty fdr the kind and I I - she� has eni- fa&i-ies, where your labors will bring I . .%�', L, %� . . � .1 Even' aftel ff - JExperienge 1h this. War It as I �
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-kd had been � reaching the Pbint of setual depArture
� cordial welcom.a.1 q.,to the V atherl4nd, �
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I � o I 1. wt of fodder aid th6 m"150 ' t pricli Of f6r him, -Educated wonion no longel� pulp; and 5$e for poles Mid. railway I - . ` 4c . 196the Weight. ' , .0 '. ., 0 A, ea travol 611 till the trailstalhiltic M "It depends -oil 1 .11 . i iftwd 6 . * � �;
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tol nhich- interest in the heavier breeds They no longtp ,�' , . . at �
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