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AN ill.l`lMATUM

- LONDON, May 3.-The Russian So- viet government has sent an ultimat- um to Roumania, demanding the cv- acuation of Bessarabla. ' A wireless despatch from Moscow says that the Iloumalllan government is given 48 liours in which to makereply. '

Bel-isarablil is a iormer llulsili-l

province populated mostly by Rouir. nniaos, and to -which Rounlani.i has laid claim on the retirement of tho Germans after the signing uf thc

ed Bestiirabla four or fivc weel-fs ago. Itussiail Bolshevik troops :liter iight- ing their way through the Fkrairie, reached the Dniester River, the cilsi- ern border of Bessarabia. -

A Bolsheviki statement oil .-\pl'il

I-1 reported that the Roiimanllnillal _l:cell iticated in fighting nlolli; the 'Dniwlc-`. and were retiring from Bessiii:illiu_. The iiounlanian gnveil _ment, however, denied that lt; troops were tvacnatlng tllo province,

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IN THE HDUSE

‘ (IF COMMONS

OTTAWA, May 2.-it is understood

that there was some divisi_on.lil the cabinet over new Dominion Franchise 'Act now in preparation for submissioli to parliament. The main provisions of the Bill have been guarded with tilc utmost secrecy, but there is good reason in believing one of its out- standing features will be that it will ilisirsncliise for it certain period all alien enemies, descrters of the military service provisions, and unquestionably give rise to it 'big battle in the Ilonse. Tile 0i>D06itloll is almost certain to iight against the principle of a federal franchise, but failing this they will probably make even it bigger stand against the proposal disfrancliise aliens alld luilirrary deserters. The provislons which they believe ‘will greatly injure the voting power both of westeni Canada and Quebec. -Itani- ors are that the Bill in its present form does not entirely meet the ap- proval in -Liberal-unlonist member of the cabinet. There are those who go so far its to .predict the result will he his resignation from the ministry. So far as the Unionist party is con- cerned it is overwhelmingly in favor ufallell enemies as miltai-y deserters l>°ll1$ d0‘lN‘lv0d of -the right -to vote for solne time. This was made emphati- cally manifest recently when the lilat~l tri- was breached in the House. Wllelll or the franchise Bill is to be brought down before the budget was notcertaill. Both measures _over shadow all others lu ilnportance. They are the lllea-silre against which the Opposition will make its two big dcnlollsti-alio`ns oi' the session and also the measures which involves the only visible danger ‘ of a cleavage lil the union ranks.

MANCHESTER GUARDIAN ON `I’HE‘ REPUDIATION OF 'NTLES

LONDON, May 2.--Discussing Can-_

:lda`s repudlatioll of hereditary titles., the Manchester Guardian says there has been in the last generation seine-3 tihink like a mutual invasion of Brit-. ish and Canadian -public life. The Ilritish invasion of Canada has taken the form of a -'pretty lavish distribu- tion of titles ot which Canadian op iilion scams to have approved neither the quantity nor the quality. Whllvl tllei-s has been a, feeling that it tended to produce ln Canada ii social tradit- ion alien to t-lic spirit of its demos-I

H/il'ncu1' HALF noLi.Ari

in oN1'Amo HEREAFTER

GUEDPII, Ont., May 2.-The Fourill

annual convention of the onlin-in Federation of Barbers was concluzl- 0'1'll€l'0 'l`l1\H‘Sd8y. Resolutions were Daased to combine the oillcc of sccrc- tafy and treasurer; to ivppolilt a Gell- era=l Organizer in Canada; for a ulli- form closins hour in the Pmvlilce of 7 o'clock; uniform nlillimunl price for hair cutting of 50 cents; for fi law compelling every barber in Ontario to be licensed, and for the abolition of thc order in Council preventing free speech. Tile convention was also un- ailiillously opposed to the One Big Ull- lon idea, as it is considered simply I. W. IW. propaganda.

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cA~AoA Nsses Hen soaoisiis.

Lieutenant George Palmer, lst Bat-

talion. formerly of the Victoria Times writes the following oditiirial for the London Advertiser under date of April 26th: 'The returned soldier problcill is tllc greatest to my mind. that has to be

faced in tho inl.mediat¢,_ future of Call- ada. Canallt needs all her men. not just because they went and fought. and came back and were welcomed' and were given li ticket home, but be- cause evcry Canadian is a national capltilizatloll of $25,000 at the least. H-is earning capacity is interest-heal" ing capital to that amount. _

ln her returned men. Canada lililst

either have such as l have nlentizllcd

or tile "bum" and tile hand-out lllan. it is up to Crnudll to make her choice. and in this sense I speak of eacli ili- divlilual who employs nlen as “a Clin- ada."

Because ll lllan is ll retilrucd _-lolii

ier. he must not be employed at -rl lesser rate than the man who is about to leave the job to take sonicthlniz better. That kind of ull employer is not a true Canadian. lin is the ond who works for his own selfish end nut he does not care if he does remember that Tommy is-ent to war for llllll.

Canadian soldiers, as a whole, have‘

become self-reliant men and they do not need ilclp-in the charity SUBSC- What they need is someone t0 tell thclll there is a lol! ill- 0 fall lJ\'05¢lll' day wage and they need this sorneonv before they have spent tllclr post-dls- cllarge pay-

|Every soldier has just come fr0ll\ ‘H

life where everything has been order- cd for him and lie was thoroughly l0ll

Now he iq free and again his own

racy. `

The Canadian invasion of EnSlH|l<l|

has taken the form of the onlerll0lw_'>_ into politics ot a group of men WMI though quite small in numbers 'and not familiar to the general public -have exercised considerable iniluenrr in recelltyears. Canada evidently docs not think the exchange ilwlll' abie to lier. ~ ~ .Tile Guardian concludes with the remark that it is a new thins .to mul- nress alpeerage inthe iiaine of ilellio~_ “\‘HCy. but it might not always be 0- iml tiling. .

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run Novel Mai. A-r QUEBEC

QUEBEC. May 2.-A group of Canad- ian capitalists, mostly U0i\lI'°°l°l`=’ lim psi-ellma ilellirellilig iilteresi 0! the firm of Holt. Renfrew and Company, Limited. rilrriers. with stores at Quebec. Mbiltroll. Toronto and Winnipeg. The llsnloii of the pur- chasers have not been' disclosed yet but it is nndei-stood that the -business will be coistllitll imdor the some iirnl Mme and with practically tile same Ornnimioii as at, present. The

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amount involved in the deal is sail

' to be a million and a init dollars.

up. . - - man. All that is in hilll of independ- ence aiid all that lurking incentive tllat has been suppressed bv Hflfly routine is Jelfly 10 l’\'°“l‘ °“l °f the

do,-mam mite and spring to life. __ __

mi (ace, a life of action an .. nn eager 'as il race horse to -bcillll-“TU become nn honest carnins l“_Cl0"

Mmm' tl i s man to

lt is the duly of tllc \lB D99

l | y to seeii for the sold-

lo Txatdotto lllbxalliin in the right direc- tign 'rug soldier tllorouzllly l'0“lll¢“

his position He is fully \1"°"" "ll"

. that

the Quarter-lliastcr is U0 01°F” . h l

.. -in t a

"cook-liousc will not blow nga .

‘ h .

lie will vat' his °“'“ ""1" fm mile f°nn_ He knows it and he is ren Y

for lt. I kl

Thousands will settle down ull 0 Y

as soon as the novelty of the h0llll'3Y

ll re

has worn off an;l _th:5_\‘___\;_l:_1 :°°8?_‘____

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l)\llstt‘i‘:l":“`v':\ere arg the mlll°l`l'-3`

` ¢ he looked after.

however. wl$n_l$:a_ ________°______” or by get by 0;; "'16", inn by ills inlliviannl \° 5°” ‘ that . was hm-

'h° cm loud I hd if more than will eventually hell’ l‘l‘“'T __ mmm.

lie may bsii_i;i_;._ _l__i:___lle_l_D _\_\:e_ __° _“___ into a “eatin earnllil 0Hl>ll“l*°l "5" one-anno tolzior in greater Cancers PM

Q prosD°\`lW- And ‘L

auction. l\‘°W*l‘ ‘“' ,_ ,ny

. y \|¥0UP°

is on !°\‘°"°l mmm”

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____ _1‘_tl_iiouiiiNil` .HERE 'S -mg- WINNER GERMAN FLlllTiii nivlntn

' Mr- T. Gordon Ives, District Three. Wins The $340.00 Plltilllilat

-Orgailola In Guariiial1’s Special Contest.

Since The Guardians special prize

-contest closed last Saturday night, the contest department has been bonlb- al-ded with inquiries as to who was the willner. Today tile work of check- ing is completed and the Guardian nn- nonnces the winner. -

THE SPECIAL PRIZE '

$34-0.00 Phonola Organola-woilby

Mr. T. Gordon Ives, District three.

The Guardian congratulates tllc will-

ller not only because of the pizc llc ,will receive. ‘but also on possessing those qualities ill life which make for success, the qualities of leadership ilnd the strcilgtll of illind and body to put them to use. 'lt is not necessary tc- lllention the -beauty alld value of the prizes won. except to say that its published value is fully guaranteed by R. T. Holman. Ltd., from wlloin it was purchased. lt -was selected with care and the Guardian feels sure it will be alppreoiated by llllil wllo has lvoil it.

To ull outsider viewing the contest

it alight appear to be moving a~lo'llg`

smoothly iiild ullovelltfully, with ec- s e~' i '. _- - --

caslonul_ flurrics of cxcltclllent zllltl' ti? dLi;1i:loulr;i;; tl`lI;lllTh:3c;l|l(~nilldlIll(i)n`i,i l'lVHll'y- 'H1080 011 llw inside. liowevi-r, th-is rc.|lrcsi~llt.ed illlly tivo weeks of- Ulill fecl U19 SUUKKIU Ulwilys 1-wing on fort. Many of those who lost in inn between the rival cslldldates and sense special culltt-si. tire still tlllcud ill till: the mysterious currents that acelil to race for the autos llllil pianos. After SWCGD now one wily. ilow zlllotilcr to nil, the iiutus llllil pianos ill-o tho priz- victory_ _or defeat. During thc past os. This 1,. what ym, w,,m,,d to Wm weeks the air has been full ol' clctz- lvliell you iillterctl tile uolltest, and

ll‘l0llY. The feeling grew tellser as lllc llollc of the autos or -piilllos is woll vel

end of special contest drew near ullil ’I`llel‘o still rellliiill tllroo weeks ill iluully culminated lu il. lllilglliilccllt which to pllo up votes which will pill storm of -ballots Saturday nficriloon you :lt the Ilniltl nl' your tzltlsri wilt,-il

lllo roll is teallvtl Mzly 24lIi. 'i`lli: silli-

and lllgllt.

(Special to The Guardian)

Vtllllsi llllll' ll~'i`llL~ tlcrillzill ilecl

is lltlt to be iltzstroyctl. bill it will bt: ilislrlbulcii. i~‘lllul decisioll has just bet-ll l~oiu;llqll oil this point. Grcill lirltaiil, which iii. ilrst wus illclillcil to oppose tile plan for the cliiillllalioil oi` Gcrlllilll craft als war lllili:iliilc.<, shifted its position uliil lrillllc to the slippiirt i>i‘ l~`r'z\llcc und ltilly, wllicll

had desired the partition of the i-rult nlllollgtlle Allies. The American pl.-ace delegation opposed the plan of ilestrilction fronl the first.

Great Bl'ltaln's share will probah~

ly ri-.aizil eleven ships of which slr will.bl~ ilrcadnoughts arid dye hilttle riallscrs. -

Aifvilrilillg io tlic telrtutlve plan

i~‘i'ulli-c will get nine sllips_ Italy five ulid Japan three.

HOLSTEIN COW ESTABLISHES

A WORLD'S RECORD

\’V()()DSTt')(`K. ()lll., illiiy Ii.- .\

l\'ol"ltl's rccoril has broil cstliiilisiled

by il liolstein cow, the pl°opi‘rty of .I. il. llilullli~.r. Nortli Norwicli. All

As was -predicted. at-clllillgly outdls- scrlptiolls turned ill dui-ing the lull--l- oiilclill test conducted by govt-rll-I

tallcetl candidates calllln to lilo frulli part of lust week b_v dii|'crcllt. clinili. lllont oiliiaitlls for Mtircll tllltl April' during this period. shoulilerllig lisiilo dates allow \\‘llilt cull be dolle lil li lilly lo lllitc allows tllzil ill aevell tidy-"li otllcrs who up to that lilllt- iltltl felt ol' oven ilu niterllooil when ucczisliill lil-l' Illlttcl' proililctloll recortl ivllnl confident of wllminl-:. it allows tile illl- rvfllllrcs. 51.93 pollllds. still having givi-li 38.7 D0l`l-M100 of being on the job :lil tile -. Now is lllc tiillti for alll good liilil' iloullils of lllilii. ill Lim lllirty `d:i_vs time and llevor allowlllr: olle's soil' to true friollds to como to the defollcil of test till: cow gilvn 2.9‘.¢0..'» pounds of betwllle tllllltifllld With what is lincoln- their favorite ctllldidatc. lf you ox. lllllk ivlilcll |ll'odu<‘cd 260.35 piiuililzi plisllcd so long as it is -possible to do Dect in llc filvnrr.-il with il ride ill one 0_1' |>Ull<.‘l'.

more- _0l` llw 2l\|l0>l. :iciluirc tilt- right tu il.

New is tile ’l`li\1I'}t This is they '

CHANCE TO WIN AUTOS . l’l.l\('l‘}: l|1‘l‘s-'is _ytiilr iippuililllity in ,

` nc-in tiln t'i\.\:Dll>A'rl~; you ailillirn in

(_ialltliil.utcii wllil fiillctl to will this will elle of tilt-so illugilllliiecllt prizes' In -, ,-,mm 1,Ltu,, (|,.1;v(.,,,| ,,

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ROYAL WELCOME T0 CORPORAL MACPHEE

'l`llc friends and lleigllhors of (`pl.

Lituclllin M-acPllee, Bellevue, togeth- er witrll the Va-lleytlelil Comfort Circle' were ufforded the opportunity on!

Tuesday evening tllo Zlltll of extend-'

ing il llewrty welcome to this rctllril-lil' hero.

Following are the addresses ivillril

were llccolllpunieil b_v a well-filled purse frolll friends ill Bellevue and vicinity, also a slgnet ring frolu thr- Valleyfield 'Conliort Circle.

To Cpl. Laucllllll MltcPllee -

Deal' Lauclillll:-Tolllglit it is our

happy privilege to wolcollle another of our soldier boys amongst us; to wel como you to your llollle and loved ones. and show in what measure we cau, our appreciation of your service.

At the first signals of our country`.-/

distress you willingly donned tile khaki and helped to do your bit for li-berty, justice and trlitll. During these long lllontbs almost forty-tive in num- ber you nobly strove to do your shsrf- ili helping to check the tyrannical op- pression from our shores, what these weary monlllls meant to you. you alone know. We littlc realize what the bat- tlefield is or what yoil have gout.- througll ill our defense. lint from wllat little we lem-ll ii is il cent or grailiilul- that cun never he repaid. For lt was through your efforts and lncll like _von that Canada has been so lllglily ill- scrlbed upon tllc scroll of falnc. Ai- tbougll you collle back vlctorloilsly -bearing tho battle llinrks upon you we urn glad indeed you are so wcll pres- erved ill llealtll and strengtll: and these scars will always remain as the scnrs of victory. lWe realize too tllnt men like you who _wllo have -so llobly upheld our "coiln- try’s honor" in that other cause mn.\‘ well be trusted with t-he filler duties- of cltizcil-sllip, and we look to yoil- slr--to do your bit in holding up this Osnadn of ours ill that lllgll notch whore you have placed ller.To do yollr full rihllre in the ulpblllldlng of nur country rcmclllberiilg well the Ullloll Jack when you recall the dllys you helped to save it. As li tokcil of our appreciation allil glad wishes we risk you to accept this little giilt, nlcrely as li memento irolll your loving friends und neighbors of Bellevue nllll vicinity. To. Cpl. Lane-lllin Macl’llce. Bellevue.

Dear Friend:--We your friends and

acquaintances have gathered Ilcre this evening to welcome you on your safe return i‘-rom overseas. ln Julie 1015 when P. lil. I. called for s Bat-

thnt individual businesses flourish.

lf employers take tile trouble to

help returned soldiers to lobe (not necessarily in their o_wil businesses). they keep the Ciinaillan a Canadian- he will not drift across the -border.

In conclusion. it -is all in a few_

words. 'Canada needs all her men and it is the part of each Canadian to do bis personal bit to keep them Canad-

ians and good Canadians.

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’ ` 'W --A -~--- ----<1-*--_.__ _ llloils bv .\il'. Vivllilli, alllil \vlili~ll ill-

tlilioll or her loylll stills. lo_gl> lo til'-_ PARTICULARS OF SOLDIERS Z had cullcludctl by clziilllillg Bell-Ziulll'~l :lid of tthelr fellow Cnllililians. wliol ‘ DEATH

were lighting nllil dying on tile imi- tleflclds of l~`l'iillce. ill tlefcllsil oi' til.- cllllso of Fre_edolll null lllllllllility. you promptly respolldell to tllzlt call, loilv- ing your young bride :lllil your aged lllotller beliilltl, -and ily your ulltlzlilllt- cd coilrime llnii Iil'iivcl',v nlllid snelll-s

of danger ullil ilciilil on the bllttlciield.~1.

Airs. N, i'. U. .\'Ici.cllllllll, i.'i;li~:'.;

Iillilil, llnri l'i‘t-l-ivilll tilt: iollilwilll: li-t or:

\` » Gelivili. lit-liciuill

Anvil. ll limi:

My I):-ui' I"i'ii~i|iI. I alll ill i~i»i‘~i»ilit

_ | ul your llltlst wt-It-tilllo -ill-r l’ .\[; --‘-

ol Fiillltc. you have instilled tll.lt I' " "' '

right to be the scillf of tile Leagllo nf Nzitiillls. iii`li‘r llzlvillg l-luiiuelllly unr- rutetl till- cvclits til' Ailgilst llili ziiil: "Br-lglulll was dead, hill liliilllis

to hor siii:l'liicf-. l<`l'nllce wils l-ltilli .-tiindlllg up.

A May Day in Paris

PARIS, May l.-Crowds which gradu- illly hail been assembling in the place Madeline broke through the infantry cordon stretched -between the ‘Made- lillc alid tile Place de _Laconoorde Hull swept from the Rue Royale. Cave-lt: llllrricd -theln -backwards into the side streets but several thousand reached

the place de Laconcorde. _ '

U. S. SEALSKIN AUCTION

BRINGS 8700.000; ‘f'0`I'AL

Fun sAi.ss $1.oS2.00b

ST. LOUIS, April 30.-Over 400

buys.-l's were present at tlle`opelllug of tbl- spring fur sale of the inter- illitiolliil l~`ul° Exchange yesterilliy. :ind ill :in llollr and il half approxi~ llliltr-I-y $700,000 was received for lillited States Government sealsklns. The pltlcecdlllgs were opened with p:itl'ibtic exercises in honor of the Vic- tory Loan.

Assistant Secretary of Commerce

Sweet addressed the assemblage, call- ing especial attention to the United States Government Alaska seolskins.

Dcntl! .lla-ly ill-,-.bill lim' iilinigllllillg is

lit-l'i`o<'ll_v lllallifllsi, tis iilloivll ill ti l-lil--| ii~lltl_v plllllisilvri iilblllil, llilvll paluir oil

|_______ ____o` ________c__ ___ _____-_ ‘________ y_________ _-,UL H 1,, Wm, ,1,,_epL,,_, ,.,_g,._,( I _,,,_,l1_ wlliull is il docllillililt. li lively tit-llloll-l l it-il l . no `,

. ___ ,. .ly as _,___ __m___ ___ :.'i.l'titlcll of tho tiutivc ilurticlplliioll i.`.

il o. alld tonight we ure proud tllilt “lm " "“" _ . _ ,. _ _ _ ,, 5 t Hn \~i_hnl____ _“__ I- _ I ltilt liitli hlllgdnlll .lllil oi tilt- ml-rl.

, _ ._ -th , __ pt '. ' .- lliltciill. __ ' ' Y0\l ‘l\flV0 f0l`"l(»‘l 1 l’““ "l _' ‘t "frm “_.__ _,___ , 1,, ,. ,_ _ _ _ _I l\llur. in lilo treillellilolis slriiizglo dill-_' Cnllndiall Arilly that colltrlliuli-d iao_ ll" "‘ “‘"U"l-» ‘ll ll" lhllllll . _. _ H _ . _ _ _ ‘ ' _ _ , _ _ lllg wllrl ll gliiin`s lout: ilill wil _ , __ _ . .. 1 . ,._.,¢.._l if Airils llil hunt. .='lll| will-n ill- wil.< _ _

lirltgcl) l?wa;.d" glnnhill: ILT :`;:‘ll_|‘n l hll bv 'l lit-l‘lll‘lll lliwclllili- gun lliiill-il mln' nm Hmml a single msmlm

- ~ - i ~ ' ; 5- _ i i l . _ _ _

¥|Cce0l;",(,_;.0lwo,:e?,,03:; l:il:_,_1,..y :__ _Ml 1,, ,|,,. |,c,,d_ Hn ,|i,.,| i,,__.___m|__ ______; l`illla_ slllzlil llzll_l0ll wiltlsn i-i-ullilllin..

' l _____ _ _ ' ticllvlllcs' wort: so stlwilliiliil-4 lli~ioi'i-

ivorld, __ “‘ ’" l’""" . ' _ lilo war. was not liiioly to br illlwli-

ln-behlllf of tile Vnlloytielii (olllfo,-_ I _lluil known _v_-our Ililsbulltl silli-ei _____________ ____S______ “___ _________ __ _"___ ____ Circle, we beg you to nccci>l tml* Slllilll, ill- _loillcii till-. itlntll lltltt. :ind iznnl~_._,__,.k,m,u_| dlwing ,_l___ __,__,. _md H ,,____ gill HS tl fL‘<’-l)lU L‘XlIl`lfH-*'-li-Ill Ul Ulll' "ll'l lu tli-- T-\`lli llutt. till: silillu lilllo lil-- _________ __ ________ s_mW,____: in u_.,_._.>. “_,|___

Dl°00lilll0l\ 0|' }'0l1l' H0\_`VlU0-‘l- Hllll 0"" cilillt-. \\'lilll- l litive iiiiowll yoill' bil~-- _\_._m_,,._v_ lm-u,,U.y_ A_,mLim__the “.h',_\_,_ smcere good wishes wr your `f'mm` lmlld “U lm* l"`°Ve” l‘i""‘blf to 1”" llrniy llzis been reorgullizeil. l'eili'|iiip- Sllccess and ""elfa""' li pcl'l'i:ct gelltlenlllll. lie zllltl l wi-ro pod in an its scrwcch. _munm0,,_ma,,,,_

(Signed) in behalf of Vauuymm lllllllllllv |'l`l0llll-‘l- lecturing illirllliied, lied t`1l'o.=ls, lllziilllmll

C°’"f°"t Cimlc' _ _ llciltlr is il sorrowful lllessoilger nt Soldiers tl-ninlng cm,

ANNE BRUCE' any Lillie bill S0 fill' i1\‘/ilYt`rolli llolilt- Tile wal' ill the Ai`l°it:it|i rolltlnollt.

S°°""m"‘V :iliil 'loved mics it seellls doubly lluvil. pictures of pcrsolis lltivillg played all

-Cpl. l\la,cl‘lict\ nlride il ilttlni: l‘0i\ll' lil conclilsloll I would :ink you to .'ii~- prnlllilleilt part.. places where liavfr lll"-Ukln5 “ll fm' Ulm" kim] ""““`"'h` cept. till- sill(-r|~i~ »‘¢yulp:l|.ll_v of il’.< lfikcll plilcn liifrnlilmlilo events. Belli- \‘tl11Cl‘- 'l`l10 W-‘\l\f1l|1ll'~`l` Uf U1" “V""l"l* friend nn.; ,_~,,|n|-.1(|l_-. nlld mill- i;n,|g-013;. lull llcliof Work. nrt- one-ll iil its till-ill “'35 l"l°“5"‘"Uy ""0"" by rcudcrhm ion ill linowillg ynilrli ll-:ill il ilutlflli' ttllltllvtl il1"ll¢llZl\lI\l ill \Wll"' Hllfl ill" Kl‘2l\lil.[ll.l0l1e >;0le0ll0llS llllll lll"."l"l¥ lmsbuml ,md ,limi in ,|10 |,,,i|,,,- of ,|u[_.- it-xi is from sllirll i:ontl'lbutoi':~; :in gamcs' an cmwnud by H Summuuus W filflltinl: for t`l'ei-dulll iinil rililll. -“"“l`l"-‘l M"”l"l`ll'l"fk' (`3""" l'l"y"""` llllril Dl`0Vlll\2il by tho ladies. _ _________,,_ 1 :intl il. l>ullloill<lWiltlt‘u. _

Bcl'0l'o dispersing tho' "llcru ul Ilull l . Tin- iirsl pug:-s vmiltiiil flit:-siiilili-it

or received a real good bouncing from Y"""" I" d"”pC"" “ympimw nf Mr. Rrncuilnvillwn limi Ml-_ Conro- mom, of his ,,u|nrn,d@,q 0( tilt, neil] wllo; SVUNEY J- MCBETH' 1 lllan‘s lcl.ioi's wrlti.i~ll iiurlllg illc ex- W0l‘0 Ill”°3S0lll- 'l`l\¢‘- HlllZlllS Of Auld l lllll writing to lilo griivcs l‘0é!lH|"l" llc. lit-ro we l'cpl'olllli:i- ont- oi' llli-lll: Lang Sync brotlillll U10 ll8-WY Bf*ll"l ntioli uilloli to find out. where your "Tito Allllilli "lieltlillll lit will-" rop- erilig lou close. lliisbllllil is liurit-il :lull l|` lltlssliliill rcsi~ll|.c for our Illsloljv il docllllleiii oi'

,_,L,,.u,._, "_ _,twill of the grave. prime value,

°"°*°'“““"'“" iizllu rl... sy<ini-._\- J. llnoli.-til. ii, "llulliiily lvl.-i-li'---I. ll. ww Ilulll 'I1'

. . .u l > S '- ’-'- " ' .

A vol'y llvlllllllllll 0“l‘“`l“‘"’""“‘ y mm' U _ ily, iiilil of tilt- milltiplc soliiliirltgr

tookplace ill hose Valley ililil oil th" _. _ ' ___ ___ _ ______‘_ ____`__ _,__ ,__ lin.-an with the sllffcriuizs '-uid- the evening 0f Allfll 25lll- Wl\°" "°‘““l" H wut is um I L 1 A A i llllwl-ics. lnvisllcil with nil lilo for-

Cov, 7s linlililloll, ‘4 i’l:ltou|I

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WELCOME FOR RETURNED MEN-l V |;_ |.;_ |r_ |;,.\gin|,,_ lllost. sirlliilll: \'<‘i\l\ll'r~.~l of will' lilllc.

ildlrns i ills, Init i"

nnil i illil il wil of liodk .\ \lLili~|ll.

l of service to vou I-ll0*\*0 ll`l ‘"`

standing me l"°l°m0l1Cy ol' illc well- in -' ' ` _ ` 'V il lller's l~i\sollri-os tlliil scieuvv. Willl ull “"7" ‘l lam" nllmhor Ur In om" Wm' know' I 'mlm ‘U MMV” hum" "vlmml ilu- l.-oilli`i:-vis of ilnvotloli. ilcll there to tio I'-onilr to ll lllllilbvl' Juni- 20, | ..,,.,___ M,______ ______.__ in ,_,,_,lm,,,| |,.,.,,,., nr |-n|_“|-null nrylqiior-i oi lllr' tll'i\\l\Il- tnnil silliiivs irilll iil‘l\l'olii‘lnti~ lllllstiul-

ilaliluly. Cllllvl -l- H- BUUh“""". ;""""l ~*’***""`“"" ` " "` ""'_""` t fiom; hun- ,ln lnilllnlitnlllri ptuiplv i-:lil "lim Jllh" “"'D0"“\d' PVS" “m"" . _-iuifi~r for ilulillllr liliil iviliil- il onli l-li I lliilley llllll Alllln Ma"ll"» £\l|'. Sit-l‘|illg_ who r--:ui ll v°“'." "Wm, 1 lluri- for right.

eillcleilt lllullllel' by Mr. Malcnllll .\'lih~ V,-ry pil-.nsililt _vnilllg luillcs of tilt- sz-'~| ____'__ __'______m__ _md ,._,v,,,,g,._f,,} R_,,|,,.,-|,,,_. olsoii. \\'ll0 Ul`li‘|” il ‘UW l‘\‘l'0ll‘l"“"`-" llllly "alll" f'"`wm°d "nd prl"w'W`dl of tllr ruins' that l-:iillloi ilei-i-.lvl-.

xelllarkil culled upon tli» gil-:sts of ,.,,(.|, llql-o with tl vzlliilllllr gill. l<1iii-ll_ _ ` I-G 9\"'lll-`l’; lo 00""-‘ f"l“:l'l'll- "-`ll|"l‘ of till' l-!l1t‘t<ls lllilile tl iillllll-2 "“pI"' llllll sill-iii- llilriiislli I oi our .-l:>ltllt:i'.~'.

t'\f-_' 'lid ll"iltil l'0\1Sll\l,< \-'i‘-'*`Y= "dl tlilillkiiig tilt- pllnpli- for tllulr liiilil

mill! iilu-libse. Nil so0.l l- 1...’ ll\\"' llcss ill thus l't-,lllellllit-i'lllg 1l“`"" ml ¢ilil~i=ic<. 'lllii workillt-ll I l"l)i-illiilléfi :ll-I renclivti lllt plulform tllll t|ir~._v \\'1 I'-fl ills ri-.illiii‘l<.~=, i`llili‘i. liililliillun 1-olil-g ' - _ nn null .~l.il tllrowll to nv ceiling l-1 plilllellioil the uildieilrii ou their lien., ~~ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ the iliellvnre deliglll .lf the ixilllleilci- vitality, nnd piild li ilttillg tribute to_ ‘l"f"“‘l ‘_l"" “"_f“~‘l l’_""‘ L"';];_

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Tile foiliiwilg SDl9ll'-llfl l'l`0ll"*‘l\ “-'fi his holllc-laild. llc sllld that ill uii_ “lim "_‘_'F¥*`_ _"____:_____ ___ _____ _________‘L___ .'11,-ll "oiid-!"»fl: - other country collld one lillil so lli:ill.\'| “"""‘l"" ' ‘* ' _

d 0 ,;, R “L_ , \- ¢ |, mg grilcrlilitiils dil_\.~i of s<lrro\\ .lui .-

'l`odd (en-'re li S |18. - " ' llliikt. it tl\Cll‘ U llfff 0

Lcoil tclicoreili; soils. Nut! -‘ll 'lllllrf' I-I. .\ bollntifiii sililllly or l-nts wus si-rl'-_ llllivfl _ ___ _ ________ _ _l

, - _- _ _ .,, . y l-

it-.ilc-ol'od);‘ recltutioll, lio‘.\'.lrl .iii--l ,nl ny tlii- ladies present. ii__fti‘.t ulliill, tiny:-i to ltllillll iii ilill l~ ~o_ _ Lend (enum-ed); remarks, by ltev. .I.l ,hp |nt¢_-gt nm] most poplllllr plirlilr :il-tual liclgliinl iilitl lilo Iligllisi. ii.~.».oll

st _,ui . n M.,,_ sy_,,,~|n, (en,-, \~" l d l od ill ulitii tllo wee for future iielgilllil." _

e ng. H0 K, I if U lgnlllcs were n |18

ed); remarks by chairman; :<\\'ol'll--Mun' noni-3. -' _ _ dance, Roland Buchanan (encorcil)-l The singing of Gnd Save the King pllblislleil this lllbilln li striking proof' instrumental iniislc, M-lsri Lou :intl |,,-¢,\|g|l'.t to il close elle of the most. of Belgiiillrs sililri- ill the grcilt war. Dun Chsmplvlli H0118- Mile Nli~‘l\\Fl‘*0'l- ellloyllblt- cveliiiigs tliilt has been snlilctiilics llot. fully rt.-lilizeil. of ll-‘r The chairmen lllell Called “P011 ll*‘V- spent lu this locality lol' H l0ll8 llm<‘~ defense in the Yscr sector against

lllosl iillgliul lisitlollal flilrcs alllil thi'

it l-l-pw-.~‘<-ills lim siviltllcsis of cllill'

'(llol‘lilll-l tliigi-s l't~lllli~ the stuit' illlli

| i-ltiy,cli~' aiilil t'irillltrvlilell. lultltll"

- \\ulloiill~: wlio iilixcil their Ili-i‘ill~i|\i l.l

Lfl\

with siitlilt-its bill riitll lil llolluly

it ig i-l-rtiiillly tl good itll,-ii to have

llv expressed his satisfaction ut the new dyeing process used ill St.- llouis. lie said that formerly the G<lvci'liillclit received about Sl. not U11. i-licll i-lealskln. Now that they are lllcssed, dyed and machined in St.- lioiliii and sold through the internal- tlollili i-‘ur Ext-llnnge_ he said. tile (luvcrillllelli had rcccivfni ovel' Sl.- 000.000 for scillsicills in the last year.-

Sctilsliins opened at $81. Pax-is toolc

.uoilli-. lille pelts around $90; boudtm pill‘i-lltiseil. iilitl llilseiiu bought, illust- iy lllcditlln grade soalskiils. The llulis of the selling was from $50 to $70. \\'lgs ilttmcteil ulllell attention . and sold at remarkably lllgh prices Blue fox proved sclisational, time spani- iilclls selling around $200 and even lligller. The bidding on blue fox and seiilskllls was exceptionally. keen. A. slllull. choice lot of ii-teh sold over $8. _ _

Japanese furc wont well. sealsklns

selling from $30 to $67; Jap mllrteo. ranging from 85 to S7; Jap mink from f»0 rents to $1.50, while Jap tel. suit! up to $16. with bulk of selling around $5 tn $10.

Kolinsliy went quickly_ .rsngiilg

from $1.80 to $4.20. Ringlall cats proved ii surprise. bringing tlilc high- est prici-s ever paid at an opening at $2.90 lllld closing' at $4.25. Ht.-use cuts were active, ranging from 10 i-.cuts to 95 cents upicce.

'l`llt- largest attendance ever sented

on till- exchange was noted. The iinyxn selling ionuleil s1.osz.eou. 'rlle oilli-ini ututelllent of the inarlte: in an

follows: ‘- _

Alai-lkil iicaIakiliii_ 30 per cent fligh-

cr than last October: blue lox. 00 per cent. higher than last Hantl-ary; fitcil, 100 pei' cent. higher tluln .Inlin- iiry: leopard cats. 20 pcr cent: iliqiler tlllin January; hair seals. unclmilned; llioliiiltlin lion, unchanged; lioilllsky. 25 pt-r l-ont. higher than~Junilar_l'; llollsu traits. 20 pci' lent. higher than January; rlllg-tall cats. 126 per cent. lligllur thilil January: Japanese fox. 15 pl-r i:ir|ll. lllgller; Japancs:-. mink. Gu por cent. higher; Japanese msrieil 50 per i-elli. iliglier; flying squirrels. ullcliliugi-ii; wllltc hares. unchanged: i'hill:i lllillk. too smull urllsllty in i-iinpill‘i~; China cooil not meni.l.vm!d.

Mr. Cllestcl- S. Mchure, from iiimt

island called Prince Edward, made fninous by its sliver fox. is attend- ing the siile. This is all indication tlltlt some rcill beautiful silver fox film will be offered.

\\'Ill|‘li (li-rilliilin have Otiirfl lll1|_‘l6d their forces in their Bllmlfle for kill-

ais. - ` _ ..

it is im "Edition as loae"'bcautlfu1- ly illilsiraieil: "'eei¢iiila at war" is n interesting document iieservlag to be

kept ils li halidaolse souvenir of the .Gil-eatwar. i `.._]' ` |_