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A sin cimnrns nsixron as

Honf Charles Dalton will reheive the hearty con-

gratulations of every one on the distinghished honour conferred upon him by Pope Benedict XV. who has created him a Kiiight_,C_ommander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. This Order was founded in 1831 by Gregory XVI to reward the civil and military virtues of papal subjects. Sir Charles Dalton is well- deserving of the honour for his munificence in pre- senting the Charles Dalton Sanatorium to his native Province, and also in endowing St. Dunstan's College. There is no one in the history of the Province who has equalled or approached his generosity in this res- pect. The Kiiighthood of St. Gregory is conferred upon very few, and then only for exceptional and out- standing virtues of a public character. At the mo- ment we recall but three other instances, viz: Sir Tho- mas Dimsdale in England, a distinguished surgeon and pioneer in the practise of inoculation for small-pox, Sir Lonier Gouin, Premier of Quebec, and -Sir J. D. .\lu_rpliy the great medical expert of Chicago. . Sir Charles Dalton is to be congratulated upon being deemed worthy to rank with such eminent public bene-. factors. ~ ,

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GRAIN COMPETITION ‘

Entries for the fields of-standing grain competition

are now being received by the Department of Agricul- ture a'iid it is gratifying to note that the number so far received is very encouraging and promises well for a record' competition. ,

Prizes are given in this competition but farmers

are not entering it for the sake of the cash prizes, which is necessarily much too small to repay them for the extra care and trouble involved., They are -work-'I ing for a much larger prize, the prize of efiiciency, the prize of reaping the largest possible harvest for'thé

seeds, and _the efforts of our Department of Agricu

'ture and of our agricultural experts are continually di-

rected towards inducing the farmers to exercise the

ttupggugg, gm* gg,” g gggfsame care .in the selection of their seeds as they do ill

the selection of their stock. For this reason the hand

picking yeariafter- year of the best heads of grain in

) “ "_ ‘_ ,the field is advised and this is being followed by our

».........»-wil experimental farms and our best farmers. The result

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wherever this custom has been practiced is as strik ingly iuccessful as_h_as beengthe imp_r_ovement__§p live `oé,R-__\y§;r¢ the selection :Sit

There are throughout the province many farmers

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't»f_"'1,.""if_""'llvh°>t°I*°d h==\_f<'_@“f‘ f°:¥1“if1$<!».P°¢f 'cfm <>f '*‘° - i si 591 `$‘_1`-"i.~."~.3- ‘false 1_:e_o_`{omy of 'using infehok .stoolc;_f-' Wherf they ‘ ' ` " ` ~ " ' ` ' sawtlfe folly of it ’afid secured betterstock at a higher

cost they _found that they were gradually getting “ahead of the game.” Some of the. most prosperous farmers in the province to~day tell with regret of the years they lost in' practicing this penny wise and pound foolish policy. They are now-applying to _their field crops the. policy that proved so successful with their animals and 'it,.is proving equally successful. The theory that “blood tells" is as true of field crops as of animals. 5-'The best seeds produce the best' crops, while thelalboiur. on poor seeds is practically lost.

\Ve trust that this year the great majority of our

farmers will enter the fields of standing grain com- petition. It' .they win a prize it will show them they are on the right road; if they fail they will be in a po- sition to know why and to make arrangements to have better results next year. Those who wish to be “in the swim” in our ad_vanced.and rapidly advancing agri- culture should at once sendtheir _entry to the Depart- ment of Agriculture, at Charlottetown, from which every possible assistance will be given them.

)>¢( PATRIGT SPASM N0. 5.

The spasm iif yesterday’s Patriot in defence of the

illfated amé`ndtnent'proposed by Mr. Bell at the recent special session of the Legislature is apparently a re- lapse. From beginning to end the spasms have been a series of ievasions and winds up in the Patriot's characteristic fashion with a suppression of facts. Mr. Bell’s amendment proposed that “the Government *f this province be authorized to take from ordinary re- venue and expend for war andipatriotic purposes dur- ing the current year the sum of $2o,ooo, such war pur- poses to include a gratuity of ten dollarsfor every sol- dier reccntly gonc to the front or who may hereafter go during the war."

The Patriot for reasons best known to itself sup-

presses the amount, leaving it blank; it also for similar reasons withholds 'thefact that the proposed gratuity

a“"0““t S°W“» the P\'il¢-‘-'ff S¢¢“\'i“g`f0l' "l\¢mS°l‘/95. fe-[to the soldiers would amount to over $30,000, which

liable, hand-picked, pedigreed seed, not for the sake of selling it at an advanced price but for the sake of re- ceiving from it a larger yield of bushels with which to feerl their stock, for few of our best farmers to-day sell graiiieven fora seed. Better grain, cleaner grain ami more of it is the idea prompting the movement both on the part of thc Department and on that of the farmers who enter it. - ~

All farmers who know anything about their busi-

ness, know the value of properly bred live stock. The scrub breeders are no longer in use among our far-

myrs. Horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, foxes, are bred fromi

the best available stock and the extra expense in se- curing sixch is not regarded as additional expense but

'even the Patriot’s squirming would find it diliicult to

extract from _the $2o,ooo.

The' P_ati`7iot7_also suppresses the fact that the

amendment specified that the debentures should be re- payable' within aiterm not exceeding forty years-a specification which would effectually relieve the pre- sent genera'ti'on'~frif' any sacrifice, throwing the burden upon the shoulders' of the younger soldiers on their return 'froiiiiithe iwar and upon their posterity. We have shown that the premises on which the amend- ding resolution was founded were false and mislead- ing and it naturally follows that the conclusion is with- out foundation in fact. The Patriot realizes this,

as`fa profitable investment. The same is true of grain

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lution in its yesterday's issue.

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iounxnnqnmqqqa l word and deed of

DAILY SELECTIOIIS FOI!

UUIRDIHI REIDEIS

1,. .Furnllhad by

. - .W. 8. Loulon.

“THY BURDEN." »

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once to Christ, into

,,, To every one on earth Gbd gives a burden to be tzurrletbdowii Tho road that lies between the cross

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1 No lot, ls wholly free; ` He giveth one to thee.

»‘ Thyi burden ls God's gift.

And ft will make the bearer calm and

strong;

Yot, lest lt 'prose too heavily and long.

._ Ho says, "Cast ir on me.

, And ft shall easy be."

" -MARIANNE FARNINGHAN_ We coiifbsn unto 'l‘hoe. 0 God. how

weak wo are ln ourselves, how power- less to do1ho work of llfo. how prone to selfishness and sln. We beseech

'Thee to grant us strength, the of Thy Splrlt. the [foyer Thy

wfieroln wa.

Gr. Geo. Gardiner

Gr. R. Harper ls

ance. and to cherish perfect love, apn- stant kindness. to think pure"rhougiits,,' eral vt his aunt. Miss Lily McCallum- to speak gqntlo words, to do helpful, and generous deeds. Raise our mhidi-` to the contemplation of Thy beloved Son, that, seeing His dlvlne beauty, we may befdrawn near unto Him/and

changed into His image, and empower- ed to bring every thought Into obedf- Cm' by "I9 M“lP°‘1“° R°“d in "UW .

Spirit and His immortal llte'.,- Amen

Hts furlough was spent at Moncton, N. B., his home. » ~

you don the khilhl? You

feel almost _oogullty

an yoirwoul _-.. in

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i';::.:':.;tir.';'.!r.‘ii°'P'...- si.. tary on Saturday and the boys. who " " _ ut

anger and tmpatl~| Gr. Grant McCa.lliim‘a;v&nt& hplmtiu to

' Brackley yesterday to n e n-

The Battery, under the command

of Col. Peake. had a route march yes- terday mornfng. After a refreshing swim at Inkormnn, proceeded to the waterworks. They returned to the.

for dinner. Although the weather was uncomfortably "hot, not n mandrop- pod out and the gallant Fifth, as a

harniony with _Hjs mls 1'. s1_‘o'NE. .`

...__ ________A__,,.__._ whole,-showed splendid form. Capi.~

Stonle' Blignall Lts. G. L. P N

Y , rowso, .

V Messervey and A. E. ~B. Murphy were _

present ln their ofllcfal capacities.

`E».lute_ the York Pofnt glrlst' A mber .of the Battery'a Gorman hun-

Sgt. EJW. McLollnn'wlll

weekend ln St. Andrew’s onbullnesbi rs` were their sues" on Fridny

night., Wlhen the khaki boys- invaded

i W" i , thqfcampfng ground, thore_ was a gon-

sgt. E. w. Mcneiisn wsrwiiiioug uis. -

missing on Saturday and Sunday. Ho ‘mm campnm "ching up the onermgs spent the week and at St. _,An\i_1_'_o_vyg. ,L_

greedily. That just suited the sol-` dlers. Then there was it "barn, dance." which was just what they. wanted. Dancing makes people hun- gryfand~ thfrsty.- The York Point ~glrlh know that and .fortltled their guests against the "enemy," 'Tout- nnd lots of lt, to_o--was made over the

gmpffre. and appetlzlng coffee fol-

wed. The "summer girls” made admirable hostessos. and the boys , more. than appreciated their klndnou. 4

~ -'_ _ __ It was an` ldeal night, and the oqmp- -

I with khaki-ola soldier boys" fond

lMl% fhnlap seated o nd nl1.._, oetly; prpgented mic-

__ _ fquo and lnspfrlfhgspect-

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in bncleon tho.-Job.

.away on furlough

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hence its- characteristic misrepresentation of the reso-

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` _'1jo_Buy Furniture At; *t -f p' °~ Stoves, Stove _ Fittiiifgs, ._ i..fF'tre iCl`ay, ,PElff)IlS’ __ ‘_ Fi" Bri¢k,1Et¢,` n- A-_

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2 Qt. _oak Fi§:1ii)>6. o1i¢¢"'1"abi_».-s.1glbb and' - , _ 1 onty Couch 10. _ T - - ~

. Theabove list covers all that is left._ The prices given are at least 25 pc. less than todays prices and , , with our 20 p. c. off to worth your while to invest.

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And it makes lighter, flakier_ Pie Crusts, Tarts, ' Doughnuts and Cookies than you ever got with

‘ Western Spring Wheat Flours. '

"Beaver" Flour in milled of _blended wheat. It contains, Ontlrfo Full Wheat (famous for pastry making) blended with Western Spring

Whelt to add strength. ‘

You save shortening-and you get I flour that il always the time in quality and atrength-when you use "Beaver" Flour, the only kind of Hour that is equally good for Bread and Pastry. -

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Colne Grlfnl and Cerelll. 203

THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, - CHATHAM, 0n¢.

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. "Toasted Corn Flakes bld hir to 'become is' opulnr as they

richly deserve."--Dr. Alexander Bryce, D. H.. (Cnnh.

Author of the Laws of Life and Healjh _D_§eleli'c_s_, etc. _ ' _

= _THE reason why Keltogg’s Toasted:-Corn.,F1akoa

appear re gularly on the breakfast and luncheon tables of thousands of Canadian

- .homes _is chiefly because they' combine all’ the'

qualities of a highly nourishing' ,apd__pq,Ia,tabl_e f__oo_d without making any special Idemand- upon' the. ~

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.~‘ We have almost everything worth _whileln heaters. Bfitfef buy now Iorfear-Iof higher' 'prices in..the-A\1\1lt.¥ll\° if

Hillside .Mogt;I"' ig

Special Oak ` 'E ret. f ,-811'! UC. ._ Black Pridiiie "

Souvenir '

Diélnond_Cone

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__ All ourstoves fromi_lthe`chea_(pest. to the ginost exped- stve gi_v_e entire _satisfaction 'an a"host of satisfied cm( omers is our best advertisement. _ V _ - f -j:

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An Extensive 'Range of Oil Stove#

i one burner.-3.50, ` two burners 7.75,

stove

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nerves health and vigor.

By noting your ln-

fn weight while you can prove

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racks. when, Io mood. meek and gal hovo In sight "Infant-carriage" That was unusual. but

fn such a “vehicle” was lo Sho was A

were sorry to lose such ,on l.ll~ro\_md good follow, gave hlm 5 rousing lend off. . '

You novor know what wlll happen

next. 'I'liat’| what the guard con-` oludod one iilght Int week. "'_'I‘hoy were on duty at the of the

that tha commonest of all and ono.from which few

ocal treatment which ln by CATARRHOZONE ' ntarrh can oxlut when la used It fl o miracle-

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_ . Mower A Freezer that -And of ft \=°=°~ _ » Freezes Fast » _

-" Here ls._t_he freeaer that

,fruna llghtfy and makes ox- 'cdlleritly frozen desserts »` quickly and wlthoiibtronblo. -1 ‘Lists long, 'w9arl\\'well’-»- tls"_,1_ust _the rfgh_t`11'reo|o‘\" 10|- . 'mv i-'<.>=is'_,;:"

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