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,wi |,, ¢,,,,,,,,, ,nd mia ,,,. U, 3, Aj - enly announced in London that reprisals <11r;‘=t_=;f- i;'h°»° siroiis arm miild C

‘ u ‘ _ - - - _‘en a pa nlul necessity and iiiequal- or

' Saturday Weekly (founded 1887) $1.50 per annum by W? 1Ci~.=befma(»l'.e lflpon-German clues lnlge ity in Germany. A ysai- latter the food pe mn in census nr u. s. xi. _ ta iation or similar raids on England. or_c__,_,_- became wma than ___ My umelho _;e1ggtee_<_iii days now not one German air term. rn, n...,,.._,, hoo.; n..,...i.‘1

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A(‘vi;P'i no 'run i.\ i~..\ ii 1151.1-. tac s and _killed 51 pe_rsons,_wounding 249. ,hé ,,,_o,_ German _"___ ,mah nm ___

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The Halifax Chronicle, one of the leading

Liberal papers in the maritime provinces, after a long and tedious ‘fkicking against the pricks,” has 'finally yielded to the inevi-

only thing now to do for the Liberals of that province is to throw in their lot with i_ 'the. Borden Government. In its issue of 1 the 18th _instant it says in part: i

- “The interests of the Dominion are paramount at this time. Co-operation _ with a Union Government does not 1 require a Liberal to leave his party or a Conesrvative to leave his. In these circumstances and for these purposes _

Pai'ty of Nova Scotia should give its co-operation to the new Government. `

Party of this Province should accept the invitation of Sir Robert Borden to name a representative of that party to sit in the Cabinet at Ottawa,_and, by so doing, further strengthen the claim of the new Government'to be in name and fact a Union Government.”

Some light is thrown on the Chronicle’s

belated conversion by a report elsewhere iii this paper of the proceedings of the recent Liberal caucus in Halifax. Two alternat- ives faced the Liberals, either union with the Borden Government or isolation along with the Liberals of Quebec. They chose the former. A deathbed repentance is of course better than no repentance but an

would have shown greater sincerity “in the

terests of the Dominion

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hind. We are told that heartrending scen- ,es are witnessed when these deportations

the whole horrible, hopeless war. But the as go”

as they do defeat. In either case it will

Phe leaders still control the army and

-eeoeeeoe 0 o eo eeeeo o

occur, which we may well believe. This is - ‘

-li M | 9 || f d ii moi), 33.50 ps e , (D il - A Year uso the whole German press p

oiled) ‘l|Ii”a':l‘l/anaeil l(2.‘:;np:r year (mailed) lnyadzancet Symgtom of the Germgn hate' Thep.there and the international German NPD- I census, sag mio for u. s, A, is the ear engendered in German cities by ,,g,,,,,,,, ,,e,,,,,, g,_,,,,,,d Wm, ,hai ,.,

the recent Allied air raids. _ It has been op- greatest _ enthnsissnt the new ma cs

aerial ruthlessness that resulted in a na imiieriai letter oi thanks which is the ii tional demand for reprisals, which was ans |’""" ‘ii G°'"1““v» as 8 SWS 00"” “

wered by the goveinment in Chancellor of §f__';‘_’_§"‘l_°;p'_;’;° _Y“;’;nP§f_‘ I: gl’

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the Exchequer Bonai Laws foimal an ,,,.,,,,, mam, dh, no, me ,O ,me W

nouncement in the Commons that reprisals’ the pnepis reminded nf the iiinsinnsi nt

weie planned This, too, is getting on the 111 the moment Batociii came io now lm

(’,eI-I-nan nerves, ehaspelatlng the peopleler The Emperor considered it wise 00 _ ___

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and causing. them tO_demand a cessation 0f|_:i1ther to hide the fuct that Batocki ;¢;_rence between the meat price D

every man that the Empire can put into the_ the _selfishness _ni thu ugrirnitnrinth _

conflflict is needed to get the operation ov-,Wim i>i'f=i'ei~i~ed to-icoii their hnininin The rniorhinp bi__ i1ni_hr_.:<i ~ - - - . _ - _ ,. - .- f vos.. - el- as qulckiy as p0SSlb1e_ with potatoes and coi ii instead of s~-ll- bl'0lii§|lt Such fi i€fli1_1 0_|\__0__ _ __ ______

_ )o( ing these foodistuffs for the consump- in Germany that ii ist. <.i|S1b. -\ ~ 1 _-_~___`* _*___ , tion 'oi' the population. although peo- 1150 0l` lIllll<» Ullil im allllost mm] “I” ,_ , . . , , , l~ ;‘i‘ if. l °-ztl iom ‘hort~ sence of liuttei- for next Winter uri'

` _ I H I" `\‘\(‘lE‘\'| ("H‘0‘\ \ fiiosdl lgiitniliiidliail all lenasbt the Drillfl-Willy l'l?i‘li1‘ili. lt is iioi. possible

possibility of getting ilic minimum of io get the inaxiniuiii of iiieiit ull! _Ul t -'-'-.=__;'T_":_',___g _-11 -_ A ' 1 _ _ ' H

Nevvfoundland thou h hey' ')0 )u{at_i0n meat. fat, butter and inilk. Baoclii the Slilllglllerell two-lliii'ils oi_ lic i ` ’ . -g _ I .I . ' oisuiiized a system of i'e1ii1iSiti0iiiiis @4001* 01’ H08” “"4 "“€"“~“'l 0’ ‘l“’:lllr. Chester Nlclure, Manager Fur Sales ‘Board Says Your Method of toes not exceed that of a populous English _he whole crop and food ,,,.,,d,,cbs Stock nf hhtiin, as the sinngiiinring . _ ‘

industrial city has sent 10000 men to which ,,,,g,,, e,,e,,,u__,,, be used fo, was posipnheh tin the shi-ing niioii,

fight the battles of the British Empire in_hnmhn nhnsnhrpiiond 'ue mended .titer eight ninnths nr inaiiehnni., ibhii- _vi g’ eiiu i.‘~.l » '» is _

for 'cattle to the farmers. By the

German leaders now dread peace as much'i=htsi organizations _ emi oi May. the stock of hogs was-

nlready enormous-ly reduced. li is

lean defeat’ and perhaps _Worse at the _\V_;iai li_.;i_s__ been t_he effect o_f th_e e_i_‘a _estimated thatmthi; 0i_;_i)ii_;i0l;)ei>coi_h_p_§1ri;i_‘_ ~ - 0 utoc _ At te iiiomen o t e many IS 110W 0 Y . . _. ands of their own people than of the en-¢0u_break of the war Gemany had 21 whh 25700_00,, at me ,,eg,,,,,,,,g 0,-

tl'l€ l€3.d€l`S llV€, hOW€V(-31', 2l.Il(l'mi,ii|0n head of cutiie ami 25_700_000 the war. After the hogs it was the W . _ _ ' _ ' L f ` ` ' » ' A ’ I \ . _ ' ' ' .. t

Great Armada It was in 198.; that Sir popiiiaiion in the /iutnhin and wmter and 11| kiiiils of iooih Iii spite 0*'

Hun-lphrey Glibelt took posbegslon of the of 191517 But no me game (img, feeding the! iD0l>l1ld'll0l1 ‘V101 fllllli’ N .\‘i_i'_ All-i.ui'i~ ;il.~o._:.':L\'s “'l`hr\ skiiisi iliiil _voii ioiili off i'oi"

d only thc iiiipurts from Rouiiiaiiiii

Island In the n. H18 hl. m . lho weight of the .iiinals and the f00 __

‘I of S ost gl calous d cm, f ilk ii Th which roulii not he lorseeii in Aus

_ _ pio u n o in decrease e Lrldy Queell Eli/Etb6f.l°1 ll; WdS Only live ioiiimorcial instinct oi farmers pre ilst. 19111. when tht rcpailliiioii pl iii

VGZIIS l2ilZ€I‘ llllélll La F(-3llClSS1l1’l2l A1"Il'13(.l3 vented thi; selling of their cattle of the last ciop was made peiiiiittcil left Coiiiniia f0i‘ English W21t91'5_ S() that whiih accordingly were kept as long the mainteihinco cf iiiodost liiead i.il-

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Our. despatches yesterday mm.mhgth1.eW N f U h d 1 hs innihie, .iithnn h the in weight ions The 11110# “Of 0 " "‘

,a lurid light on the internal conditions in

ew ount and a an eary opportunity of I _ K Y Si _ _ hm establishing a tradition for gallantry which ”"" ‘”°“"°°“ ms” mm” _ "ow rewgmml as a u '

'Germany and AuSty~ia_ Aithough Officially Newfoundlanders are so splendidly vindi- Ba,,,ck._ Economic M,,_,ake_ +-`----_

denied by the German government there Catilig in the i>1‘€S€nt War. The “Antient

RESULTS WITH ROOT SEED GROW-

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eal.her_I.etum to patmotlc Canadhm eh-Ort ships to help in the desti_ucti_9n__ of the ,,,___e_m,_,__n _period fm, ,ha Ge.,_,,.,,,,, 1916.17 was it winter ni r.ipt,_ihrhih_.

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is now no doubt that not only did the Ger- man and Austrian submarine sailors mut-

nd Loyale Colony”- of Newfoundland is In the Siiriiis and 1917. the vrge. _ _NG _N CANADA

celebrating the four hundred and twenti- “Um” "°"“"‘ ""’°“’“d ““"’e‘”““' ' `

- ' consequences The stocks oi’ pota °

jhy but that they fought gach gthei-_ Why e_th ann_iversary_~of her discovery, an occa- ,Des Wm l`,_,,,,,y ,,x,,,,,,S,efi mos, oi iexperimehtai Farm Nnis.>_ they should ‘turn their arms against each S1011 Whwh IS Seized bythe rest of the Em- the mph was hnnsninnii, and the corn _'T _lm me Wu, other is only explainable by the growing pire to wish her Godspeed. _ htnrirs warn nn smsii that it was /\"‘°"i_~¢ "ie P‘°’”"’S ' ' '

distrust in Austria ainst Germany, a dis- trust that is manifeisihng itself in the rank and file on land and sea. This mutiny and this fight between sailors of both fleets are only incidents in a wider unrest. Our

)0( iiecesiii'y to reduce the dolly ra- W " lm” "milled fo" Ca’md_‘_1'_Lhe _p';(Z_

tions. After he had taken for the bgem 0f_ g"°v_§l"_f4__m€t “_” 'e____"‘;

1 .' _ n il iiriipii, iii' 5 1+.

NOTFS public consumption the potatoes and 0 ‘W-°“` _ _ _ _

“ ~ ‘ i-nets which ought to hhve been nseii Tm: i:e_i1i hufrohh. iu.i»_ h<iei_1i

_ for fod_dei~, and after havimg thereby "5 gn lea" 0 'le “"e"'ge 'u _ ‘ .

L(`j]‘d Noythgllffe, Whg always knows redhhed uw whight of hve '_smCk_ citizen Yet, that prohleiii is today - 200 fed. P8tCll8I1dSllVeI'f9X€B

e of-ee o+oeooe_eee~|»ee»_e -e,a.e»o__eee-no 'hs ,,,,,,,,,,,,, which wpnhi inane umm

' 1 . _'F W* " ‘ 'A T ' l g independeut`.o1 wi' ~¢¢l‘?5`_°°“""y"" llllll Fllllll llllN‘ lllll ll lil] *

_ - airteii- that "mi1iiy di°*"°"‘;.'°f__,_f._"‘_“w;

-eiooooeee ei 0 eo 00900 where inet seed erowiiis iii ”°_

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matures, .Therefore Batocki issued Qniy able to produce seed °f 8°” decree thai the high cattle prices quaiity, but,-__alsolto be 0SD@C1HllY'W°"

uuld only last till June 1, 1917. This' adapieri io seed `rai_sing."

used every agriculturists to sell his_ To whiit cxteiit this l>l”0<1l°"”’“ ‘W3 “i the Exp°'l"’°“f“l FHITII. Ottawa, attle as fast as possible, re'gardleS8_ justified, will be shown by t U dum _

consequ nices. The vegetarian fciiuwing; showing that/results iii_tliat the men ha.ni:ling_ the crop were

riod tor the population was- ahah-I _.Um seed raising were obtiiincd iii the! quite unfamiliar with the s_ame ned between April 15th and August* yem- of 1915 in that year the Ueii-3 "Fli1i_iib0ve figures indicate. most rin. 5t|i_ ` ul Fiiiin :it Ottawa; ciilediy, that there are, in Canada,

hlle they hold power, the War must go on lhogs This vast number of cattle- iiirii fif the Collie for iii ioiiseiiiieiiwl

vast in wmpmison with Ge;-m;my'g oi’ the reduced weight of the aiiiiiiuls

. . . _ ' " lilo

here IS I t ] ' _ nreo. of meadow-s and pastures-was lit WHS HELGSSAIY to slaiiEhl¢“` -‘l0\\

h a of SUN eft In the mllll vhieiiy fed with imports() food Ger the number tn obtain the same riiiiiiit-

Ons t at stil rernain’ liiinn stocli-fariniiig was .dependent ity oi' meat. lii the lsl1iugii|e'i~lii,:

Peace talks as Suchi 19 therefore only 3' upon foreign countries, and so, there- houses in Bavai'ia,tli¢ aveiugc weiilllli ]05|~_ limi IS for ‘he In5uf3ii(`(¢ COmp°ll"ly ' `

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Symblltim of the disease With WhlCh Gér- fore, was its pi-odui-tion oi' nieatsiats. per head ol' ifiitlle fell iliiriiik i|ii‘i'*‘

niany is Suffering not the disease itSe]f_ We_ liutter, and milk. At the e\d of ti months prccediiig the niiildle iii .liino

_ . . _ _ . . your uiid i1 hull’ 'of wur, when Batocki fi'oiii 448 to 370 kilos \ ' j_,/. _ _ _ ' _ }_;a_vc g;_1t to e_rad_ca_‘h_e the disease and i_t is_mm__ _O powen me SMR had not yet - 1 lf not, it_wiil pay you_to _get our low rate,

eing one s ow y ut surely. Meantime_,,.,e,, mnihrhahiy raihhrii-thhnhn to shortage nf rat and iviiik for insuring your possessions today.

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But what about the proilti lilies ig pay the grower to raise that kind oi' crop? As an answor,.it may be stai- eil that there was, according to re. cards kept, a n`et profit oi’ about $30 per acre from the mimgel seed crop

la; resent wiii prove themselves not

in'1915 And this in spite of the fact

tral Experiment _ rniseii. from it iieiii about 11,9 uci~os_.zwii1 iwiiviti' nromisingehhsihniiai

all Btarved Cattle _ ii iii-si class mangel sectl crop nt the rewards, from u profit stuiiilpoint, in

" of about 1.150 pounds of seed to those whnftake up root seed growing

. rate

The German people, especially the_ the uc;-e_ ii/iaiigel seed was produced conscientiously and in a business-like unilioii workers, received greater at the Exhe,-imeniai Farm nt Agnsslz.

eat rations than they ate even in J3_(¢__ at the roto 01' 2,100 pounds perl May it also be added that the i`~als_ me 01' Peace. The Imperial 'N983' ficre, at the Experimental Station nt ing, in _Ci1iia.dii, of the seed needed in 'Y Paid the difference' 5° that “|B°' Leiincxville, Quo.. at the rate of 1.150 the country will directly help to in. 'e lower classes were able to buy pounds per acre, and at the Experi-| crease tho average yield' of the root eat. Milk cows and field oxen-all ,hentai sihtion ut Kentville_ .\'_ S., utlcrcps oil the Dominion. ' This will, ere slaughtered; and the Govern.- the rate or U00 pounds per acre. The~[ however. be discussed _in a special ent cash expended lm the beghblsiiiiie veiir the Ekperiiiientul Stntlonlzirticle.

ng of August amounted to 1.500,-I ` . 0,000 marks, which was the uit- ,___ '___-_ -_ ._-ee- i__.-;-...--- -1?--g

'the population and- the price phldl __¢_ _ 1// ' /af/.if/A/v ,rr/vzviainr/nvr»¢¢n9/,f:vzv5fn.v»xzf:¢:»xf/.1o..-;ig'

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1,/ ment Then why qu-=stionthe

_ necessity for ample fire iilsur- Hi'/f / ,_) ance? _ I _.

Pirimen save something from fires /i

but il inot icpay you for that which is

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this Wai It is 3 magnificent 1-@C0y~d_ and this iequisition even io sutii products his But lin Sliite ¢_\_f 111019 ”_lghl___’;‘°;:t_l:_“ 7 xactly what one would have expected as °“‘"‘“'y 'ave and “flier P0015- “Bu “F "“"*“” ‘°’ ‘ " ““"“”‘i_ _ M Have Been Found - - '. . . ' _ _ - - ally only employed for feeding cattle, E01' Of the human population L_0u g - ‘ , iom a countiy which has sent its fishing .hm _nude __ OSWL, to manga __ _ho not be p,_.,,_,,,,e_, The W,ni...~ ln _ Very Satisfactory

ilu- iiilli-ion! <‘oiiip_iiin\_< lii.-| yi~iii' has incl willi iii` :ipprovol

in' the ini- liii_v<~i'.~i_"

\\"hiii sliwiiigci' ii\sliiiioii_v rimlil one ask Sei'-thc ini-t that

my work has been _favorulily ifoiiiiiiciitcil iipou by liiilli Mr_.__ .\i<fl1ui'i‘ :uid cxpcri fur lniycrs in the \voi~lii's gi~o.ii<:si-fiiiw

cciiti-cs should lic ah the eviiiciiifo i'eqiiii‘cil io- prepare lox

polls so lhiil they will icoiniiiziiiil the liighest prices.

I iiiako ii spi-<;iiiily of prcpairiiig pelts for thc market-I

ciiiploy the iiiosl :ippruveii iiicthods ui' stretching-I know how to bring our the liis~.~ii'niis sliccii ol' the fui°-l know how to

- sliiipe :ind iiiiish the skin so that ii will appeal to the big fur

i_lii.zilei'. _ ‘

Ii¥_viiu \\'i.sii to prepairi- your pclts to coiiiiiiiiiiiii the highest

ninrkiii prii-is ii will pay you to get in touch with me without i|i:ln_\‘_ .\ly i-lizirgcs :irc i‘ensriiialilo_ Satlsfiictioii giiuruii- ii-eil. \\'i=ili-_ inc iii uni-ii i|i|\'|\iiiig this iiiiiiihiii' oi' pelts you intoinl im-p:ii~iiii; for iiiiirkt-.i :ind l will gladly go into the mut-

liii' in iliiitiil iviili you.

I am prepared to purchase

telegrams of recent date told that Word had what he is talking about, told 3 Mgntreall Batocki was forced by the popular 0110.01’ the most vital tqrtlief Caiiadiiiii l If y0l.l have fully C0 diSDOS6 0f

reached the Vatican that Emperor Charles’

. . . _ , _ 1 farmer. notably the d y armor. I1- can on me at once audlence last Week t f n discontent in April, 1917, to double _ _ _ _ __ _ , ,

3 1 Canada did Ot the meat mtiohq This economic asmuch as it is directly coniitttel

projected Visit to 305% in _ the Kaisefs save more food the rations for the soldiers mimkefo, ,,,,,,i," it ,,,,,,_i,,,,_ had with the nrnvhiing of thnt inn.-i_i.hnnn. _J P T t Dealers in all Kinds C0l'l’lp3.Ily, had b€€H 2.b3.I1dOl'l€d all ‘lille el- must be Qlorteneq befor? _the War 13 OVGT- terrible consequences. The farmers “ble Swck mad UNI; 15 140110111-ly rt- ‘ . f F

eventh hour, owing to serious internal con-

_ _ _ _ - ~ _ ,~ _ f _ h ln 1915. Canada lnip rted a toizi ditions in Austria, due to the food short - mg 0U1`f00d When Usmg f00dS that are H0ll “am” '" "‘“ “"1” Spmg be °"` t e 1 ~ 1 ~ -

’ .mhhuls hu., been fattehded on me of 1,9Z7..l1.l pounds oi’ turiiip setil.

age, which is exasperating the people to n@C@SSa1‘Y1.Wh@U Spending OUP m0U9Y OU ‘ ` and 1.010.010 iiouhiis of monsri imii

such an extentithat the Emperor’s ab- sence is considered as unsafe.

“In well-informed circles here” says the

Athens correspondent of the Morning Post, “it is considered that peace is imminent Authentic information has been received

$5646*

it. If any of the Dominion citizens, who

their proper share of the war buiden by

things We could do Well without? - ‘_______ ___ beet seed. in 1916. the iiiiiwrt vi (_ _ _ _ _ ________ ____ _ _ _B55 ' of turnip seed dwindled to 150,855

is how New Zealand is going to do hounds shud tl:_e___ii_;i9ii_ort of ;nuiigel_ufili;.

' (Bet See 0 , , DOUYHSC llll( Ui' i 7*,

_ _ DMLY SELECTIOHS FOR _ 1917, the iignres sthnii hi ‘_»i1i,:17ii ` ~ ‘

earn more than £700 a year, fail to assume ; Guhhmhh READERS pounds for ,,,,,,i,, see.; ,md grimy

____ ~ pounds for mangel and beef seed.

to the effect new and less irreconcil _ C0lllLI‘lbUlLlY]g' tO future Wal* l03,i`iS, She iS _ 8_ Louwm This means that Cniiadii iiiiportefi n

able proposals are to be expected from Ger- many.” _

Little reliance is to be placed on peace

rumors as such as many of them have their origin in the fertile imagination of busy correspondents, nevertheless it may be in-' ferred that Germany’s anxiety for peace is not growing any the less. Trouble be- tween the Teutonic allies has been known for some time to exist. The Emperor of Austria has never been too fond of the Kaiser and the pan-Germans, and he is faced by the utter -exhaustion of his army and Austria. The Bulgarians, too, are said to be renewing overtures which they initi- ated last winter for a separate peace. Nor are the_Turks behind hand in the scramble to abandon the sinking ships of the Central

hesehare confirmed and unconfirmed

_rlimors Meanwhile it is interesting to note, the wiggling of the cornered snake, the demonstrations of devilish hate and ba-flied rage, the prayers for peace, the al-

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ternatefcringing andspasmodic resistance.

_according to recent despatches the Ger- ' 1121*(-2 removing the French, particuarly from the French towns and cit f,'t.b__work forthem. I They are taken-

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to the railway stations _by soldiers,_ and |flU¢HC€ 01| the result of el€C_tl0iiS.~.i ~ 1 1-, _.._.,.____}1_‘_>"1'~"' __ _ ..._-f_._-.1.-.,» 1"* 'if _i._'_{{,,‘2,‘ffl?B','."_'_,“."f”f$'°“f’f‘° "_""""°“" i` f"2'_' f J ~ -

from their homeland to feel affection for ioiliiv.

. . . . _ F rnlshed by W ., _ . _ going to assess them with additional heavy i U - _ ~ ‘°"“ °f “wit """“ """°"""' f‘“'_"

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taxation. There is need for such a pro - <1) " lf' U* i';,_f,i;° ,,y,,°0‘f_r: ;,',';,l_,,.1,(n,§, Ceedlngi If the Voluntary plan is to bring cHR'ST AT THE BAR l 1915 alone oi’ roughly, one iiiillioii

an inadequate return, for the conflict has _"’ _ _crm pnnniis. it iihbniii be niiiira th.-it l'.aUg`lllL lille l€SSOIl that V0llJlllZ3.1“y Chrmt Stand” at the bar or me “ practically every pound of ilcl_d_roiit methods serve in times of peace, in tiefnes _(__ ,t,°6m;l1,.,.i- in the finyr. ni nhi. “;“_‘;hi’_‘ ml” °°“""y 'S °' "‘"""` of war they do not always_meet the require- Anti ani. nh than ws an hntrny Thu, C__m__,a wa, ,u,m,,,__ ,, gm, ments. New Zealand, like her neighbor our Loiii for siffd ‘if f=°‘d~ 1,-ish or having her snpniv ni innt Australia, is determined that those Who _ _ rd nl Seed from Eiiroiie shut off. iiiirili' iii'

if-’.'et the benefit of the music shall help payfW""“ "“’_ _““"y dm" “"“ “" ° ' wiioiiy. as ii. resuit ni the wnr, .wh-. ri-__ the er ,- ¢l\°“€\ gretfully predicted in an Lxperliiicii-

p P ' . Sli0U|(l Ulir leillll' P\'0°l“l“‘- _h tal Farms bulletin entitled "Growing

_ ~\ l`\‘ll Oli WB lirliig Hi” “alll” t0 “°“l‘ l Field Root. Vezetable and Flowei

According to the 1916 census4 per cent. Ami rnvt-r\iiini with shawn. sem m C_m__,,__., ,med _my ,__

of the people of Manitoba are German, 8 _ M ____ _eh 1915. Iii the said bifiieiih. mi iiiinrai per cent. Austrian or Hungarian. Of the ‘l’_‘_‘_‘_ d’;_:‘y_ "~ ' '_ was This-_hs his nisn -h_rnnnh-_hiv S katchewan o ulation 12 er cent are 'F ` ' i r ei bee" We mr " many "ue" °'

as p P _ »_ » p_ ° liluch one who doth Ilia Ove \-l-‘_ 1 “Sei.\sonable l~ll_nts,"" distributed. by German, and 9 per cent. Austrian or Hun- or nt iiih guidiiiwe with rebel' the bnrhinihn srpsrinienini ruin. garian. Of the Alberta population, 6 per D015 the LW? C*“"“ °’“°“’~ System-to Ciimiiiihii iiirmeie and

` _ » others interested in the sé_ed' supply

gent. areHGerma_ii and___?_ iéer Iiliznthc _Aus _Lhe ,he ,,,.,., or ohi, we voir. iiir-hem kept _,___ W," ,hgh Cum," rian or ungarian. _ a is. ani o a is' ,,,,,,,,,_ _ - hhhhi not himra tn tahbtht rink nf

12 per cent enemy alien, Saskatchedan ~21 inn nu iiis should interfere ` -eiyih nn impart from uhm e-.,iihh.-

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Do we think of this possibility when wast- werehi come. not ready to hen their ferred 1° -is f°°iS- (__ _ I ~ _ '_

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10 Dozen Heavy Wool Underwear Bought at a Snap

Sizes 35 to 42 Worth $1°50 Garment .While they Last: $ l.00

1 - . ; » ` l ’ ~ E D per cent., and Alberta 12 pe? cent. _ Many Wiiii the ihiiieii we 'W0' 0' 'i“"_ uhiier hrevhiiins war coniirtionr. or of th se I ed ° ‘ things we crave. immediately after the conclusion of

H0 c a-S .of German or Ausltlmaan Or _tha things we l_l0|ll l“°"B ‘l0“" ponce it was mphatically stated that

or ungarlan Origin may e natura lze 1 "Canada should make herself inde-

and perhaps many have been too long' away christ stnnlis ht the bnr ni the wnria ,,,,,,,,e,,,-,,, ,,,,,,,g,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, um, pm

duce at home what now has to be

the en-em cauSe_ But ° Aa He stood in the dilyo Of Old- _brought from nbiioaif. Canadian lurin-

'V t S proportion of Let each man tax hill 800| “nd “V11” ers should not only try to meet the

persons of enemy origin is obviously large

i - 1 “Shell I 988|!! my Mid 59"” emergency demand for field root seed

enough normally to exert a strong in- :,.-.,,. my greed, or my iron-is,,prun>» in the imqeihiin ihhim but his., mi

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turnio seed .sr o m 25d poundtiitio `the’gii ',_r~*.~;`2i

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