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I' .these There are those whom mere pretenc of these

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if 1 'civilization Arid there aregthe counterfeiters `o`f‘ """' "` ' ' ' A l ‘

'lah ~'°l...==.s_l`f'°ll'l°"f 9”' .‘l"`i.....;..}.,;°'...... ..._ .....FI1lfTY-‘IlE;f'.llAlS... l.§.illlli1l_lEllll

~" 4 ‘ ' “ iall , since it did not occur in our own midst, ina) he ("‘°"\ 05"' °W'\ ¢°"‘¢lP°"¢\°'\0

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_ \ and otiloe etioharfctwvwfii I _ . ill. f5\"'f\1<. ‘.‘ ._ _ _ _ _ _ o'r'rAwA, Jen. is-witli the' oo i-

” mqqtoo, Atherton, sourlo and M __ __ r__~irieritionl::(,) that of a young Austr.ili.Ii_i, _Dany by Ex k _‘_tTT." Fifth" ing of _:he_r_em°n nnlyq rw da_T,_,

- | , ~ '., _ - b ¢_ name- w is at present creating muci Interest iii ___|l|‘ IIGQ 0 1| lWBY_f- We B 801110 talk i1\0ll8_ D0"- ::l'l"|‘|‘lféa‘:;i'ak:r 1.1) .. " '_ _ rtii circled in the United States. ’ B (lf, '.T. ‘cal "nes and' °p°°“lau°n..l§.k°‘ng mi

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_ _ __ _ Fl” QS _ Y dulgeii In as to what is i. __.y to hop

“Ming Dal (hunted 4907)-8\.lN (delivered er by He is mputed to. he one of theibest fighters of his '__ D011' Slmcial irnporl...iee is attached to

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II l (io .xl d $2-00| U U.A..~.- r- - - - ~ .° , ~ - » _ W the coming sess-ion because of the

_ ma ) ii na . an _ or _ ___ _ _ weight in the world, and, having defeated all rivals in; nm that it may be. me mt before rr,

__ "nm, nelly (founded 1391), 'yeah-. (DJ his iitlfive land, lie has arrived in New York for the r__;\f_t_r_e_r _;i_r_i:_r_;efa:_l:_er_f:__:_v_i_1_;Sachblmfg _general election. it is the belief lu llvlnd) lngdvnneo; $2 50 per y¢ar__rnalieq_|`)Qn advance. » purpose of winning if possible, 3 worldis champion_ and boom by ,hose who erected to go some quarters that the opposition

'<.‘ H _ _ ' out for 9 ,cute march "Fu" mo came leaders have no thought ol' agreeing to

~ .~'lIi11“aiId' iiicidciitully :I fortune. lie has been offered a, ,wo “lock unless' it war one or o lui-flier extension or the iiro -of por- t, ~ . .. ~ ‘ ' , I . - » ,

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THURSDMG _|ANL,A,,\,_-.l8_ _ww __ _various sums, one of them said to be $3f>.00o, for _tl f_l__{§:i;dra_re day;-i when H._ __ zot a°_'1"e‘;‘r‘sro':_'.‘ d;n'_‘:;‘reu, ,fly ;;"';';‘;s°:,‘r‘§n

. . battle with .lilotlier bruiser of e ual wel llt d f ° sm “K “n ‘me y °°'“ -

___________________ _ _Q __________ _ ___._::\' Q _ g -all l 1 _ _ the session opens there in iio doubt

_:_-:::::::-_:-'-`f-'-'-`~'---~----~-~~-----~-"~ -5“={~"--"""""'_"' ‘_-` I _ - _ _ - - ~* ' “T th aut ms" *An race* shone on ‘fuck "ml the ov L in insist u on a

-ea.. my ins .i .ur amount of luck it is plain that he all occasion. There were few but got 5 ""“‘“°“ W l’

|"s w H se in whi li

__ _' _ _ . . . ‘ ' | _ ` how do n" in the' ou . ‘ C

_ _ _ toil collect soineilling iii the neighborhood of $loo,ooo Ezine 32:: |,,tr':gf.8h°'_'“°C,,':f,:1,‘;dm;;‘n,‘,;',l,'|'4l‘ case an appeal to the country might lie-

iii the next lew Iiioiiths. " \\lhen lie has made a for~ chosen of Providence. Boxes oi candy °“"°lp‘“°‘l Wmll" " “l‘°" “'h""" H°“"

_ _ _ , , . 1 _ . ,» . ' ever. there has been a great change

In the current ,issue of ‘Col1scrv:it\oIl," the lliolltllly tune,, and placedliis .familv above want, Darcy says §;;‘feda",gnh ‘iifigrittggr nigga gsfllilin public opinion lately The outlook

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bulletin issued by the Coiiiiiilssion oi' Conservation .it hc \\ill come to Canada and enlist. It is not probable and other articles oi utility were duly f°" We Llbefms 'S “°* 9° lr;°P"f“l ‘lrfhll

__ __ _ ._ __ .. , _ . . _ - - an E~d_ E _ h seemed lo be some mont e ago. e

_ (limyva, I-lon. .-\. l.. .\rs1.ii.iult is_quoted_as_ follows. that any com_niai_1dIng_of’ficer isllkely to haxe an gppor- frglgrtlre pxfrigngiefin regggiff T312? prejudice against holding an election

“\Vh:lt we cliiefly need' is to. show the poor

falrnicr, and the illzlli \vliu has the poor land, how lic cali best trczit that lrliid to inzikc it liiore pro- ductive zIii<l_:ul\';liicc his' oivii illiercsts. If some- thing could be done iii the case of the poorer lzilid, I :ini sure il would ziccoltlplisli mlicli more good. l would like very iliuch to sec soniethiiig in the lille of expcriiiientzil stations, applied to poor land. to see ivlinl tht- result ivoulil bc."

tunltykof rejecting him. He isa fighter iii the ring liberty. was happy for a day. Usually, in WH; “lm” lad g{_°“'l“_g ’_“"’e P‘r`3` ._ _ U - . however, the g h 1| liounce ii so an t ere s tie pose ~ sciise o_f sport,.l11It-so far he has not become a soldier, our afternoon rodllisetrallfihil. glotligg ility that when me ,pup and n19_o1»t1,e and it is doubtful that he has any intention of becoin~ walks we have many happy memori- I-lblfral nienibers arrive for the session ing 0“e_ cs, Qn one 0¢¢a51°n We had a feed” they may have ti tale to tell r_t-gardilig

_ _ _ foij__a b_011_e1`¢_h in the cogecjoom of thc effect that forcing the governlileiit

Darcy is said to have earned lil the neighborhood of 8 ‘\v8y`Sl<le ilili. Luilicl-ous remarks, £0 UW °°““"”Y “'°“l‘l l_’_"°‘l“”}‘; “’hlch| .. OOO , . . now, alas forgggi 11', 1 t1 may change thc- policy ere. owever £3’ __ a year for the past three years In “\u§tml'a» superfluity of cle1alr‘ilelrieiir[lnat(a‘l;l(;2|01l1£|` this may be there is little doubt tliatl and ii he were as devoted a son as he pretends he and lhe Imwonted aid or n :eil uve the vacancy question has Iiecoinc: ser-

. . ~ ' ~ - - girl i po r 1 th ,.1 _ W ioiis. There are nineteen vacant seats ri ould :iave put Ey sufficient of_ his earnings to main- ..h_0m';.. Jllgggé” Lm;`___ °(‘_‘0___r;__f`“"2_‘;_ in the. House and a n,,,mb_e,. of soldier . ‘;' “S “‘° "=““"‘g rs- °" ":.°"‘“.f.:f.::°:.';;:°.ir~ l.“':“f§2;;i.‘.‘.r»

_~ ' . . . ~ n _var ous v age ' l :I _ g ver .' - '. -

l ist iii tie Aiitipodes there nas a nlrturzil c>.pcctatioii_ es or enrabres_ b:‘_t“;:§___’_‘;_‘_‘_;_eel_f‘;_f‘ 3*; "ble exrerm for omr six of ,1,G.,.a(~a,1.: that he ivould enlist when the Coninionwealtli rushed passed the gratefuinogs of 11131 mem cies are Liberal and so a cull has liccnl

lhlfluestioiiaibly .\lr. .\r,~cii;iull`s idea is ai gO0d oiic._to arms. Indeed. DarC)’ resisted Pressure as l 0” the mad lo H°°dl°~"' R°‘"e ‘“a"°h" Smit tl’ an "'°'°ver.SeflS membeT`T to ru'

and it is hoped that crc long it niliy be acted llpoii.

. . Ong as es, however l'l' t l tulll if possible toi the opening of

l>0SSIbl¢. and then when it appeared that coiiscripiioh groceries. wgvetli-ean?1?;.iS(iiiriiugh iiarliameiit. But at least half 11 110;?" 1 ' 1 1, h ' lanes ofte sll t i I t `ot’ them will be unable to do so Major

’ 1-' '>; 'z .';‘.l‘t“clli'.‘ f' t - 1 ' ., n eil "J ftl ' " ltsually c.\.permiclitil_ ltriiis irc se cc c__ ecause o riigl ecoine t L lan of the. land he slipped allay beauty Drum hed;e;";‘_i:iat'r‘_’_'__‘ iiorhff Sharpe and Colonel George W_ pow. the fitness of their soil for hcavy production. lzvtii roill the country. was smuggled aboard a ship, and We admired the Devire Punch Bowl ler are to go to the front with th(-'.i~ wlleii thc soil has bccoliic impovcrislied it is in :i vei'_v‘ iiolv tllriis up in the United States, where there is a and me Devws Jumps* We l""e’“ig“" regiments" Cmonel H' F' Mem” is

ed the tragic ste-ry of the Gibbet ill Colonel Ge-raid V White and Col-

sliort time brought to zi liighly productive condition l_>_\°_lt‘iItlciic_v to lioiiize hiiii. lt is satisfactory to find, Cre-ss. and theiSailor‘s stone, erected oncl V W. V. Smyth .of the Fpreetry the means and the skill zivailable. It has been '5aid_liowevcr, that the sporting writers on some of the bemde .the L°"d°"`P°'tS"’°“lh wad Ba"ali°“5 are “eedcd fm' ""3 ‘mp°"`

that anybody can grow big crops on .1 governinentileading .»\liierican papers re ard' Dare

near Hindhead “in detestation of the :Int work and there' are others whos°

E y ilot as :i murder c-l' an unknown sailor." We servic s may not easily be s-pared. On

supported farm. and ilouhiless this is true to a coli- l mighty pugilisi,_ but as zi poor-spirited young m,111_ 11,1. Vlsilefs S""“"al interesting “ll“\'°h€S~ th? Lll’e"al side Dr' Bemnd is rfitriiu a

_ siderable extent. but it is ei1u;illy true that "aliybody" vforthy to claim :is his native land the country that xiii (ln lvli\elcd\ampl¥oah]§l1gtbe§iililiicsll` iid l,lIi-:>s(g<i3iisei?iii$t.i‘vl';eniiijciifiiif? viililch 3;?

could let the best experiiiiciitzii farm in thc world go gave to the wal' the deatliless Aiizacs. He will Ilot be glrgsaochprcliyard G_ra_y derived iii- foi~ty-save.. before_ihe war begun, is; to ruin. The idea of :lil ex1i_eriiiienizi_l farm, ho\vever,‘_ inucli missed iii the ranks, and his case is ineiltioned Erlegy. lllfegglsvg :th%hn§e(ife&;iitfamzi)rid noTvheg]<;wil; zimgzlcidlileal of exciteiiieiitl is not so much the production ot big crops as thc” particularly to call attention to the absolute unfairness [h°“gh““l befme the graves °f Calm' l" the civil service' here °-"5"" Sepamlei

tryng out of various experiments with seeds, fertiliz- of the voluiltary principle of enlisting. Under com- liiliz? sci(i)rinpl€q$v&i>o‘§};ii hagriiliigshpatiliiziiiend ‘aegggihiiillilsewldiiigoiliteldei[iii tgl1f<i;lr.:),,}i; crS_ roratiorm &`._ _\m1m11,i5t1]C experimcmal fa,-m5_ pulsory military Service gallant Australians would not with brief epitaphs. pallillg iii again, council. This committee' has been na~ni-l

` of Cziliailzi :irc doing excellent work, ri work whose' be facing death every hour iii order to 'make the world liv<iii1l;mi:t9htli(ie lilililig? vi'lleliliiilt'si;-‘;nwlili'rliA 5g,.\;¥5111,?ciigherggxxletaiiillliinigpgrstlilsl

influence is reflected in thouszliids of fariiisoll ovcz' a better, a safer and a sweeter place for the Darc\~5_ pleural in the countricslof Surrey alia to`how many men there are available

thc country. ‘ 5And we-also have our Darcys makin f rt - sms' for mimary service and to make rec

g 0 unes or The mess fatigue brought up tea at ommendatlons as to the best wav of

There ara hO“.C“._r_ fmlns in every pr.0vince_ au(1_wive5 or mothers ah-eady well provided for and gi\,_ five. Tea being the slimmest meal of effecting economies witliolit inipair.

we have tbem in our o\vn.'ot which it is being Saitl ing their devotion to them as an ex* f h' k' the day' the mess mig“‘? exercised mg the em°l"“°f" °f the service' At

that nobody could make a living off them. This is ii'

)2f(

Luge or S lr "lg all their lllgelllllly i0 Ol-lflilll all GXU'-'rl pre-sent this survey lr- confined to the:

' pan of bread iii addition to the 0llP» inside and outside service at Ottawiid

scrigiis iiiistnke. 'l`licre is not all alfrll Ul “l’l“"‘l l" we were regularly issued. This would iiutiit is possible that the' work may be;

_ . . izlve each of . f ' .`l' ,~ ' _ . ' ii ‘

this proviicc that cilliiiot be iilzlilc productive lvllll V iw _ d uq Ou? New m.§tCm.l .or extended to the outslde f ~M'n col

ince. There are hundreds of such farms here, farms whose owners have become discouraged because of their own pt-rsistelicc in folloiviiig Ilictllods of fairnl- ing which the nzitiirc of the soil and the exhaustion of its original i.‘oil.stilueIIts llzlvc iliailc obsolete. To infuse llciv lift' iiiio lypiczil fiiriils of this class would eveiitiullly rcslilt iii llli' rcileiilptioil-of lllewliole class. lt would rt-.slllt also iii Iniiltiplyillg inally tinlcs

""tlic prescill prodilctiveiicss of the whole priivilice.

'Ihcrc are, :ifter :ill the iinprovcineiits and after all the prcacliiiig- on _:igriculture, only a fciv farms tlizil :irc really it/1lrl\‘€iA.l_, :uid cvcil these arc not \vorl\'ed to ailytliiiig like tl_leir_ ciipacity. 'l`lic conversion of some of our poorest .farms to really productive and profit- able ones would iiicaii zi revolution iii this purely agri- cultural proviiiceanil we hope that .i\lr. Arscnault's expression of our ,u_1:cd_iii tliifs respect is at prediction vvhichfshall be'»-fiilillled in the near future. Our year-‘ ly crop.should.bc doubled within the next two or three yczirs. 'zlntl rpliiilriiplcil wtliiii lcii, :uid .\'lr. Arscnaillt 'has placcrl his finger on the- iiittilis by wllicll it i'nay"_lil:,<loiic; 'We liopc to hear more of this in the iieairfutlirc. `_ _' I HEROES iliiii iisliol-;s‘

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W `Tfli`l§`lislgeiiipliaticzillyJthre age of" heroism. = In ull-

” marked graves in France and Flanders, in the rocky

canyons of Bosp_liorus, in the_.depth.s of '»thc-ocean lie

- the bones of men to whom llie future will forever 'bc . indebted for all that it has of freedom and civiliza- ' tion. }"`roii`1`flic 'far corners of the British Empire they

have come to fight and if necessary to die for an ideal that they valued more highly than life. And in every corner of the Empire, for and near, there are those \vlio are enjoying all the liberties and all the privil- eges which thcse others have bought or are buying

L with their lives. Some of those so 'sheltered are hc-

roes, men grappling witli'--gi‘ifl"icult1'es, held down by bonds that caniiot_ be broken without serious injury to tllose whose claims parallel even those of the Em- pire and of civilization itself. Such claims there are indisputably and none know them except those who are bound by them. But paralleliiig these iiidisput- able claims there' are the bogus ones, those bearing a sufficient similarity to real' ones as to pass current as real. The claims of a helpless .wife or nlothcr, the

-` claiili of unprotected children arc real and cannot al-

- ways be thrust aside as invalid. There are-mothers

and wives and little children who cannot rise' to the. high ideals of personal sacrifice even for the sake of

" civilization _and the future of the race; theremay be

¢__~

are (T

those to whom' the separation incident so enlistment

and war is ii physical impossibility; but such cases are[

rare and, under the inspiration, of the sacrifices being

made by others, are becoming ‘rarer and rarer. Many!

wivies and mothers to whom, at the _beginning of the war,»_|uc_h oeparation-was iippossiblc__.are roday quite

“A sciitiiiicnt of considerable proportions, and

wliicli might not lic improperly described as pub- lic clamor, would have it that our public services :irc intensely iaiiitcd \vifli grievous.iii:ilfe:isa'lit:c. lt is cause of great pride to nie :ls it Czliizidiiiii and us Coiiiniissioiier, to bc able to assert that the result of my labors leads nie, as regards tlle'scupe

___,_Qf_iiiy coiiliiiissiou,..to a strongly contrary belief,

“lint my cuiliiilzltiiig impression as the work

of the coiniiiissioii progresses, :ind -the final coil- victions which' result from esseiitial and ziiialyti. cal perusal of the thousands of pages of evidence on record, lead mc to applaud the faithful work and day by day, overwork, of the military ofhe- crs: thc zealous pcrformzillcc of their duties by

. public-ofliciiils, and iniorc iinportalit than all, the

honesty of their performai1cc_.”

X _

According to reports received in .England the Ger-

man gain from occupying the Roumanian oil territory will be small. Colonel ]ohn Norton Griffiths was en- trusted \vitli__-the -work of -destroying the works coil- nected with the various wells and did it 'thoroughly. The new masters of the field will have to make new bores before they can get any appreciable gain from possessioil, and they need oil_ii1-great quantities for their opcratidlis._ The Roumanian army also seems to

‘have destroyed-the~~wlieat"aiid'»§rnin stores as it re-

tired. So far as material _for war use is concemed

-Germany may find its newlconquucst as much a liability

as an asset. = '_ .. ._ V _

lhinliki

The London._Standar_d prints an editorial iii which

it asks _: "Why is it that _Germany has just discovered that her freedom aligf' existence are secure? To the impartial they seem' not more but less secure than during the first days of September, i914-the days of Tannenberg, 'Metz, Mons, `Namur, when the- Rus- sians were destroyed _in East Prussia and~ every day

registered- a new advance of ten _miles reward Paris. That _surely was a oapital' opportunity or peace-lov- ing Germany toexplain her position and propose ‘A just peace, _acceptable to all bél_ligerents.”’- The edi- torial eoncludcs with the statement that Gcnnaiiy has reacliedthe staée ofa hylockiand now wants not only

sacrifice and e-reable evell to rejoicellthe.-principal, ¥uf';t‘gEd`rope§is7Portia. 'who answers

'llltilllale whom they love more than their own lives ` a_¢e_;pfo_ving themselves worthy of that love by offer-I

5Q,’.fll¢\l\l¢lvea.on the altar of their country and of

that "_h_e_shall _merely have justice, which means resti-

-tution and heavy if not vindietive damages agaiiisrtlie

Teutonic Shylock." ' _ , , '_ '_ __ 1,, "1,

. nn , 1 -"""'i` '- ` ` "'.“.`~.J.". 1' ~'.f-."»*".‘"- *': .=';"‘1."~' : ‘ ‘ '_ - . _-"*\. ‘.‘; -~»"_f!.!I.’U£*n'“.\\B* I‘f»'...‘ -=“ 1'* ‘s ' _ I .

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flllllllbllil IEIDEIS .,..r.;¢..; » .:- »

Furnluhod by

w. 3. Lousoii.

' " i' by Edgar-'_A. Gpest

.Is anybody happier because you pas- sed his way?~ ` Does anyone remeluberthat you spoke

to him today?

'I`hlo,dq,y is almost over and is toll-

ing time is through.

ls there anyone to.utter now a kindly ‘word of you! >,

Did you give a cheerful greeting to

_ the friend' who came along. r

Or 0, cliurlish sort of "howdy" arid then

vanish ln' the throng?

Were you selfish pure and simple. as r

_ _ you rushed llong your way.

Or hi someone mllhty grate‘ful‘for is _ __ deed you did today? _ .

Can you say toiilulit in psi-ting with

the day thatfs slipping fast - 'f _

Tha you helped’ Q single brother of < the many that you 'paeedf Iii a single' heart rejoicing over what

you did or slid? '

Does a mlm whose hopes were fading.

now with courue' 'loolr__ah¢ad'.»'

was it

Did you waste the

well or

'Did you leave

luvisu Of I '

'pu »yo\.l

_ _ o all enable anyone to sine hie.Itl 1111-ougliout the collntry. “lille thc

n'1C°>'~*`f\f)' “fc ilufl l’fUl’L"' °“ll“`“l‘0"- T0 “lk” lwlll After concluding iiivcstigatioll into ri multitiIi1~ ol' li? eglziugvitliilhxdélga miefiwcnmgn lil' work in some of tljlcf Dgparmlwlgls'

. . ' ' . ' _ "` ' » 0" “Mille h Mil`ti ami 6' @1106. aiu ii-

of one of the poorcr_f:iriil.s, build it up and convert it r.|mrgcS_ rravcmng an Ove,-_ the C0untry_ and hCarrr__r fruit. or oiiious cooked by frying iii a §,;§Ee_a1:}uE_1nlu1&Z1p11od many times over into the best class ot productive farms would be zililsoo “.im,_._N_`. gil. (-lrrrlcg D,Wi(|`.on hr; rm* to H? 23]” rggowigzr fat _"__ b°l,lrl;:g "‘°'“__\:D since the' outbreak of war there are

. " " ` ` ` ‘ ' “ I ' Wa 9 G '"°"“ " l l' D rt ents where lc

object lesson iii farniliig that could not fail to ll.l\c .l ,U me rrrrlckrrrkers mm Ormrs who are forever __“__i]_ of getting extra rations iii this way ?ey,\:2;)?., $110 320-_ it is felt that iii:

marked cf`fcct upon the produetivciiess of the prov- in ~. _ _ _ _ " Was "ever <1lSC\lSH°2d- h De i~tiiieini~/ mliiiy men could _ _ g public servants as at set of grafters and thieves: The long evening from tea to lights sue 1 ‘xi,@'r@1eEse<1 for military se-r.

- out at 10.50 was the hardest time of {?i`§;~,ahw}itli'oiit. affecting the general

the da-V ‘U put mf; “nm” they had `ei‘licie'ney. Forms somewhat aiinilar~to 'Holley' ul Course! fm? poker fiends those' issued by the National Service, wereitievorst afiosa forzimiisemeiit. Com,mi,,si0,, are being p1,,L.ed in ;1,0| ‘vim only two packs of carm* in the hands oi’ every clvilservaiit. There ls' hilt. linvvever. there were still many one form fm. men of ,“111im»y ago, who (bum not may Card” if they fl'0ln Sixtccii to l'oi°tv-live, lllid i iotllt-Ji' wished. Dliriiig the first two weeks for mr," |,,,t_\,‘.c`,,, f,`),.,,_"vc amiusixiy-. wo had two ilcliates, ill wliicll lluiirly nw, Mm- (Wm. sixty_n,‘_.(, in mc. He,-V111, 0V0l'}'0llc look lJl1'ri. 'l`lIo rcsoliillolis m.‘,'“0t |,L~1“g “H111-11 10 iiugvvor any were ‘fl`liiit ailciiliizlie_liiivcrages should rrm§_S'u0,,.`. lie rlerveid to iiieli ol' ills MnjI‘sty`s T, mln' OW, in CmmQ(\_11011 with

.. ‘ _ ' ~ i °. in

F_or_ces_,_l and l`hui, married life is the cgmpaign for greater "a¢i0m_L1 suv.

p e era e to single life.” Tile , I r. er nrud mio" fum .speeches were highly liitcrestilig ul-_ 3311?: ig” ngmming w though not iilivuys directed to any pn"- rm_m.e and furnishing 1mpf,|-131 ,_-1-9-11. ucular poml' Bzv a' wt” ofthe s°c` ltr. for thc- purchase of niunitioiin here tion the oilirlnative got thc decision was announced by Sh. Thomas \\/11116 in e-acli case It must not be conclud A is ue nf war gay.

ed from this'tliat the' malorit f tl . the other day' n 'S ~ men were ..rumh0unds .. W y 0 le ings Certificates maturing in three

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1y iw-0 C., three who got mg§ly"Tnu(:r'r'_ years. in ilc;nomlutat5on__sh<;f_$3__$l;;l;i1;\b¢l inated at ally time during »the whole §?r?a&2lulggrfgcgpicrllonbto ,mv 13,111( six weeks. [These-, lioivev , t ' , _very good-act when they ‘ilidDsl|o.o'llh;' °r postal money -order omcoi liquor they absorbed had the effect of D°mi"i°r“, The Drlufeshaiei $,' ' ` 1-0', making them thinlr they could sing, ?;f_;8gZ"1eg([;ef;:r‘2er§6rz To Shao Egger". "Nfl many il lllghl. tile' section was T ' '

_ ‘ ` t $25 will le returned at the o'nil

coiileilipor:ir_y suggests that this extract b'e bldz- Hlm,?,}if":‘:v'f)d ,:’(fi)z”(‘_'filr‘r’§m_f;" liiellhrce .vvure..)'l`lie ilisvouiit Of $3-50 oiled _all over Calliltlri. The suggestion is a good one ”"°°HiIIi: in .1 lowfsuil voice to a' "°;‘°`l"“‘f,” “,'§'°;'l iultgxggdiggcrgfé _ . l‘f.‘ urn. l°0V B O H . so far as it _wo_ul<_l be calculated to steady the ciiiiiiirm- fzgffggvlnrcg' ,,::,'i,:'1‘r;rd,‘df"ff§,;|"fdO]fl° these certificates may be surreiitiereil :il :uid uiisophisiicatcd--wlio :irc misled by organized l“"fl‘Y H0me"’. "The Flying Cloud", “l ‘my ""“’ ‘1“"‘"g me nm _W-‘r;wC.' and ___c__s_i__tc__t cam :__ ___ of (_efamat_ _ _ ...me wird Co_on_a_,B0y_,. ...Phe Old inonths- at their puirchaiieprlce. a tel

. . p gn. _ lon or tic pilr~ Oaken Buckep ...nw Rose of Tr.Mee_.. twelve months, brit within twenty-four

pose of party. But..tha.t»is all. -Raucolis-joiiriizilistic "P*“1lJ0nes. thc; Terror of the Seas.” ;“°“‘h” a'_h‘22°2;’_'__t°':?rtr‘_‘r'r§"' ¢>l.@\!1flC»\'.<?f.S 0.5.Pvl2liC~=1i\il.£ifivate.charapter are not of (C°”“f‘“°“ °“ P°S° 05' T iggiitidntzgfzs for every s2'i.sor;iiia. the kind to bc inilueiicod 1;, '11 ' ' . The plea will give the' general public

Y el lsr pafflvtisiii or facts. the oppormnny or conrrrbutmg to the

S _,_ 4-+10 in- -l»-I--t--l»~|»-r -|»-If-H-+-re X"‘"‘“§ °f_r*”‘;. wif, ‘;)’?r‘_‘,rj‘_§,,§,“§’nj{“rf§,°

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» y throughout the

Fon T Dominion. Such a result would. in the

opinion ol’ the Finance Minister be' of

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eyes in slumber do

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more tomorrow

you did today?

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\\f`ORDS_ A MINUTE-A PA

In the many talks I have had with

typiilts on my demonstrations. l have found, much to my regret. that a large majority oi' them are' strangers- to words. l mean liy his. that though it it iiiiust be said with reluctance, most of the young people of Anie-'rica are not what coulii be 'callr-l readers. They seem to be' devoting more atten- tion to the social side of life than they do to literature. To the typist who wishes lo be well iliforined so that she will have ii fair knowledge of al- ,liiost aiiytlliilg that could be dictated to her, it is necessary, particularly if she has not hail the' advantages of a good education, to rc-:ld almost every- thing available. The iiewspapers come firm, and the _more she reads of them the better informed she will find her- self. Read something iii addition to the headings of the' articles-the editor-

READING THE NEWSPAPERS

iiusincis llicii i.-:iii tell nic that they

ni`tf~ii quote ii popular word or phrase from sonic' :iutllor,oi' a sentence bear- ing on something which is being iulktil of in the papers only to find his stenog- rapher getting the' dictation all wrong because she never resid tha-L particular quotation or article. So read newspap- ers and books to keep well informed and up-to-date.

In this, my seventh_appeal~al1ce be-

fore you as your te'aclie-r of type- writing. 1 ani going to devote the most of my talk to “Words." Iii my opinion this will be ot' great value to you. I will lead the lesson toward the coli-

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denmmo" of vocabulau' Mal y of you reason even though l have already out

lined the fingering I intend' now to

who read this will not at first clearly lInde’rs.tand what I mean. for. unless you have made' a particular study of the words that are most used in the business world. you would be justified in thinking that thr'_\' are as numerous

as the sands on the sea. As ygu have now obtalnt-:l your first posltl n in a business office, _vou will discover before long that the words you will be called upon to transcribe will not number 500 at the' most. Just think of it-only five' lllindred \voi'il.~x _that you will have to Ieilrn iii order to beeolile a flrs-t rzitc nnianuciisis.

FAMlLlAR WORDS T0 LEARN

O . ' _ Mistress of tlie Keys How To MAKI-:_~'yo_ui2 MACHINIQSING AT THE RAT _ OF ELEVEN STROKl_".S'A SECOND.OR 137 _PERFECT

VICE TO TH E FRA'I`El{NITY OF FLYING FINGERS.

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much space' but I feel if must give you a flat of 100 of the fnolt frequgngiy occurring words iii tho English lan- guage. Here' they are. tho, of, and, to. in a; is, that, for was. r it, oil. by. be, at. < he, will, his-, as, with, from, have, has, which. not, ' been, t_hls, are, were,.an', '

who. ther. had. all, but. _

when. she-. or, there. limi, I. their, would, know, no,

out, after, city. made, any,

some. today. other. years, him, time; nieii, last, work, up, - if, its, more, over, about, then. new. said, so. into.

iiiider, now. only, why. them, do, what. before, many, until,

first, can. may. these. being,-

grc-at, yesterday, house. day. long

most, upon, where, colrrt, such, police, ear, during. pe'ople'.‘through_ These words were complied by R. C,

Eldridge of Niagara Falls. N. Y., and there never was such ilu' important compilation placed before _tug student for practice work. [Lyon would like to prove this, all that you would§havc to do is to pee how quicklyyoli _could make up sentences from them.

Kt~3p thc' list constantly at your el-

.boiv and make a study of every word. Ol’ course there are-hui:dre‘ds» that you will have' to use that are- not in this .list but thesedo not appear so frequen- tly as the “One hundred favorites." Ther-e are just what you want at this time. ` .

No matter what subject is before a

class repetition is the gre`ate'st factor ii making them proficient. This lr- thc

picture it in another way.

KEEPING BOTH HANDS AT WORK

This is the keyboard properly’ sep-

arated with a division splice- indicated, showing that the characters on the left ot' the spce are' for the left hand and those/ on the right for the right liniid:

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space san _

l ani no going to publish the- 500,

words because it woilld take up too

Copyrited- 1916 by blur?/ret B.

MARGARET 8. OWEN.

Owen. All rights re'served._

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lllcalculnlile' llatloiitll boiicllt, both for tlio prerclit and for the fiitiirc-'. and would go lar to averi tlio coliser1ili'fnces ol' ally teniporary difpmssioli which inight result tliroillzii dislocation of liusiliess iii'tcl~ tho war. -

’l‘lie_ol'l'orls which tho Mlniistcl' of’

Lillior lini>'~ been iiliikiliix lo prevent wliolcsale iliiulors frolii fixing pricr-.ij for retailers is liavilig colisideralilcr effect. Holi. Mr. Ci'otllI;':~s has warlicdi miliiy wlloles-filers against whom there* have been complaints that it is ugaiiietl tlic liiw to fix prices. Retailers liuve' written to the illinlster that they arel now be-ing allowed to sell at their owll prices, one retailer who had trouble getting butter, has writteii: "We are now receiving butter without question as to the price at which we intend .selling it, and we are now getting but- ter every day. Thanks for your as- sistance in getting this iiiatte-r cleared up." .

Ottawa has by far the largest

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iiiilnher of dopeiident and ii¢“§l€'¢l°‘l ciilldreii under the ca-re of Childreife Aid officers ol' any city in the* prov- ineo: No fewer than 106 such child- ren we_rc comiiiltted by the jul/0llll0 court to tllc care of the Chlldre'u’r» Aid llepiii~tiii<.~iit iii 1916. Toronto. 'with several times the population, had only 71 ouch cni-ici-I. ' _

Senator Flset's death makes the

fifteen vacancy in the UDDUT House. it is expected these' vacancies will lin filled before parliament ns- scuililes, which will-give -the Conser- vatives a iiiajorlty of five in that body.

` CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. J. S. Younker and family, 'Mou-

tague, wish through the press, to thank all who b ythelr_tlloughti'ulness in sending flowers and by doing other kindiiesses showed their' sympollll' during the illness and death of Mrs.

Younker. ° 3962-

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for ‘ ,_

th. If you have Silver Foxes"_ on hand - few or many -4-

get in touch with a firm 'of reliable Silver Fox specialists - who know values ~ who

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