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~_ __ __ _ _ g.-_.___ , _ ________ what backward we'_ll¢_h_¢l', we are informed " _ __ “ii 3 E__bV_m__ o` ' (mmm mn um ,Numa ____ by that there is aconsiderably larger area un- ~ ‘ ' *' ' = ‘ ‘ ‘ -` _ ' ‘ » u ° V- ' 1 ' ' ¢ n *W* ' . _ ~ ~ _
ei mm _,_-c_,__:?,,__,,¢,,¢, ,M U ~, ,_ dei tultii ation than in former years In AN WSH REGULAR _
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Th Hi`\i;Se of Quality I
,,'|.,'..‘,,i,,, 0.", l|.,i....i..i mai), sa.sep'¢+ yui. loan..-_ some sections the more than aniple show __ __V__S._____ _m_______ ___ gm "___ _mn _ ' '_ _- _ ___ _ __ _ _ A __ 1 _ _ ____ __ _ 3 - UU) in “"3"°°i 525° P" 7”' ('"°"°d)` l" ldvanu’ ‘" ers have hllldelvd 0l)e|'atl0nS to some ex°‘soliller talking. I-Ietiiudf I-i<>rn/*I once ' , E' -`. ' _ - ‘ ` ~f‘ " “~`,'
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to _ _ , _ ,_ __ _ _ . _ _ s _ _ _ .- _ i _ ciitm, and mio Ioi_~u_»sy A~ ' '~ -- ' :tent bitt- generally _spcalmig in the lower on me beiwii on which ii.. wilt tilting. _ _ _ _ __ V _ _, _ t_ _gat _ Suns _th-at » °“““"’“Y ‘""°“" "°“"‘°“ '"8" °"°° "°' """‘"'l "’ ilandstlie aereaire uirfleireultivatioii will be §}“‘__ “,f_§`,"_]f‘f_,:§_’, ‘”°i‘§f_§";‘_§,,;l'_‘,“_ ‘jj_§’_‘;“"`“_jf_§ 5|\9PlW Fmt* ff” &’l"l.“lf"~ ‘md S_“mm" f no "'“'_' '" °““""° WU' 8` A1, j _ 'V _ _ __ _up to the 'avei‘age.' The season is some two rraiiittis his _Ii-mi it-ve 1-I--I he WH-ri _ _'F ,,_____ ___, _ gm Stylish ` Bild -well M809 _ ' _ 1 ' Y.;
.......4 ._ ~..-__.- V .~~~ $)»\- _ »~~ ~* Weeks later than usual but this only means l:::li_l_»_l_l_;it_i__i_v___i_i____y:I_|h good luimtn when _________ ___ _~_____ ,_ __ _ , _ _ _ __~ ‘ __ _V _
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L _ M°N'1‘AV» JUNE “- ‘W _ that the growing and ripening period will
_,.._`.-______-.;.__1,-,___.,_,,._.........- -~--»~_»---- be pushed two weeks further ahead. Farm-
_ ` H- _,H |~ \-|-|_|y_\' \-|- (y|-'p_\\\' \ I' ers tell us' that late springs have as a rule _L_ ____ 5** ~ proved the most productive, that late plant- " ` ing means inoi'e rapid and healthier vege-
_ V _ __ __ _ V, - ‘ _'_ -. _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ “I-‘roiii start io IlnI1h_ An' hr-rr-'.~ n We hal" °‘°“\ “5‘“l"*th5 WM' the If tation and consequently laigei and heal I,,,,,,,_,_,l,,,, ,,,,,,g. ,,,,,.,‘,,p,,,_ ,w_,.,,,T_,,H
'_ beral press iii its present dilemma over inc _hier m_0pS_ In any case the present June eX,__,,_, 0,, ,lm ,l,_l.,_'| ,,,`,;. ln, 0;, ln.. - '=- t Ott b 1 IH (l lc ,Lb #mine duv twl, -years iii'iI-r I Iiindeil on
“fl/ly regiment is iln- lloyiil lliili
liiis." no said.
"-xii.” I snlil, “_voii’i-e ii ri-i:ulii`i' sol-
dier tht-ii""
' Tl `- ~' i - - '- ` ' ` ` 'i 'lleetiluiul I ani slr, l'ri- done i=ll!l\l
yi-urs In the army." _
"Gallipoli, per|iaps‘."'
situation a 21\N2\‘ U i W 1 2 _'~_ ~` ~` ‘weather is by no means exceptional, it is`;,,__,._.,,,,‘,_,_,,,..
pcct, it must be admitted that their inane mtml. the ,Jule as fm. as low te`n1perature ~'i‘:{iiI~.l'i. t-iii-limit omit ~ Iwi, _von-_t
~’f’f_7 vapoiirlngs and so-called efl`oi'ts at solii-lib. c,,m.e1-n@d_ _July wlll_ ag always, bring in _ - tion are neither creditable to themselves the heat neC€S_qm_\, fm.mp1d vegetauon and
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- nor help_ful to their icadeis oi the t,.._iI»~0'seetis that have not become chilled and .}f§»',',_,,§_’,§‘_ f,,,‘_,’{"ff;'_,“{f,"m'§_‘__,,-_HM lx,
which c\'el`_\' l".\`2ll Qlllllltliziii _has more .it deadcned by too long _immersion in cold,
heart than any tpiestioii of political :ul\faI'I--(lamp Soil may bg _depended upon to grow tage. ‘is ulouiitlaiitly as" usual.
2, _ _ _ _ 1 » 1 _ _ We are being told that t-ozilition undei The mmmey Cm-e 01 the g,-,,W_mg~ L.,-Ups i~ present partisiiii adiiiiinstratioii \vo_ulf_l_‘»0 ling, after all, more to ill, with the qnnllly
exit-'ily Ie the day!"
"'l`wo ye.ii~n-exactly to Ilia lioiir. I
Iandeil on the Peninsula up liultpnst
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on tho tiiornlng of the 25th April. 'si-ventoen. 'l‘liut's inort- tIi.iii that, Silk I .lust was a yt-ur in the llring lltie Iii I~‘i'aIII-e, hui not exaetl_r io the tiny."
“'I‘lii-it yr;-ii were in I-‘min-t-_ i'o,- the
Soiiiiiie push ?'
"We, were there itll right _li was ai
Iii| Ill' :i starter I-titer l-!;:,'_\'pt_ Init we I40I 'HI ell Flgllli -I -Inf-_'iii with Ihr- cold
_ ' to Sir Wilfrid cultic t0<i__ 1200; _“Wi ;‘_t°'~ _""2 ter of late or early lllantiligl Our Fariners _‘|‘__-_-V _l_\__"l<_I__i.___i»_i_i_` _lr _ii_i__i;___Ii£ViiI__Vi__i__»-_ ii;-Zi _ ' coalition in any case t e union o po ititzi. have had this so (_(mSt_mt]_V pl-aachgd lol ,___ "___ _“,___*_Hdn,‘_ _:___ mf' ____ "ml p:ii'tis:iiis, ii union in wliicli p:ii'li`is:iiisliip is 1/ppm _,ml V.,-Q m_~m_\- of llwm have D,-Oven il _\___~_i_i».VI _¥ii_.;_;i ui iiifi5liim'iiii_-.li :_f_i_i_li
EQ. futile, that Sir llobert llordt-n’s invitation _md quzmtily of the hmvest than the mat- i .
' rl -101 lllt llllll lwlllli [Hill il-*`l‘l*` ill "1"l*`-" lf’ in their own expei'ieiiee that :niv inistzikes .,-.1 ml., ...,wa i._iii iiiiii. in .noni s W' f
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W¢ll_m;ld¢ Menfs Navy 'Blue Suits _at a very ‘_- ‘tnii derate price. ------ --$12.00
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' Also smart _tailored Suits in Dark and Light I _ iff Grey s English tweed. at $14.00 that is both stylish
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and serviceab'c. ' -
` About 100 Tweed suits in Browns_MotVtled ' _._'(_`ircysand assorted heather Worstcd suits, your .,
V choice of any at one price. .................. .,$l3.50
Extra Values in novelty S`uits lor the Young
Men :it $10.00 and $I'Z.()0 Mens smart service- :ihlf-_ Pants lor holiday wear. $2.50 $3.0()
' $4 5”() ` ` `
_- I _ __ _ ' _ .. _' 'V1 _ ' -; -_ _ ;- .-i---~:_>-1 -- S' whole-lieai‘letll_\' and iiiiitetlly dt;-vt_=_lop the (H. m._,_L-lm.; in this \_(._til,l._.tV Wm iw m(_X,.u_ \\______g?_i__:__i-~§::::;i~iio;i_:<ii_i_ii__iii i_I_i_i-_~_=i:iii», 6 V AIN! 5"* l'l_ Ulf '("\l"- “lil <\t\‘TP|`00 _ larger problems in wliicli both_p_zi_rties have _t;_,l,ll._ V ' 'I iii. onli- ii' wat iiiriw-I-ani' _liiii-.»"iiil- Meifs itiriiisliiiigs 0_l21l|-RINGS :II
U;;_ A ¢(,m|ni,n inluyt-_S-tl ’l_‘hi- t~oa_lition pro_ll0_~*" it has been tleinonstrated over ai_id <_iver :':`_=;j_'<_-_'__ 1:_1Vf:{':\_:}I_-.5 _:y_<_-_'va-__\»-:_--___i:“T_I-ini
ed b Sir Robert liort en ant in w iiei ie ,, ,, , EX ya,-lmenl l l.‘_,,-mc ml; ini(
ofa _ nvl' i ' - 'NS lW()\H]('0 un( " ‘e“ xero . ‘V J "\\'i- \\'i>i'6:Ii'i iii'i"ii<lil tit thi- ~'IIi't nl ' f f was a union on vfillrll L<f\'lNH, Wllll 11" **<lU=}l tliousaiids of bushels of potatoes have been o.i,, ,..,.i._ w.. ,-.,.,,.. ..,. .~.-.,,,. ,.';,..il.i f ` ti`.n,ti_i ii mwigii. ~ to i
V _'._ ` ` _ _ Zltfillll ll ll ' ll ' .` ' Zi-riiiii. I :As I: ~.- ii-t Iii, gil- ‘t ~ t d
gtg i 'ted Sli Wilfrid l_:iurier to partir-ipate ll ' I' . | .lg fl lllnt man l<i--=-ll\-iiin|ii1i"w~-Iiiilil ( I "H ‘ I a I _
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mr, number of' liilierals and ("1-list-i‘\';iti\'es_ 'l`liis um-,-i|fll.(-ll win-ly lliyoiigh iieirlet-t. The way ""- 'I WH- ~iuf-<-r II:-fruits over ilu- () _ __ ___ . _ __ _ _ _ I _ _ . I ‘ _ _‘ . _ ' ~ ~ _ _ -_ old .\’o MiiIi's l.uI|il, Init out-I- you \ri=i'r\ fm-E ‘Wlllllfill -*ll* Wlllllfl lt“l_\I-\<‘<- I-ll UH* to avoid this loss is now known to _il out |i-_'_-i-_ ii..-_ Ili-.tim wi.-_ .iiii'i~i~i-iii; uit ‘fl Of' Niillll-lull \\'0Ul‘l lhl’ I-1l’f‘l"l| ‘|"_“l"l'-*` Hllt’.`- l'ariners. A few do_ll:irs expended in spi':iy- _Ll-_-_i_i___i_.t.i_;-_f____\"_ff_§ff;'jIf_,f1'f_',ffff,‘ll§l’}?‘ Eff _ I., _ _ _ . _ _ _ _, _ _ . i , ‘ *L 3V gf-st? _ _ nit-' tlii~tl‘iIo'lioiit llio season will ensuie not -.ing I.-wo into I-..,,.0,. ,,, _,oil itoinp
We are tolil that the invitation to Sii"(,n|V an in`(1,_@uS0d yiw] but Ll better uwllllv 1;; 0';l__*'_l}}"_‘§_’l‘-\"'gV;=- H----_ \v~- Ilem _ _ ___ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _.__, _ __ __
_ _- - ,» ' . _ -Ui _:liI.I’o'.l.f~
s I Wilfrid 0211119 U10 lille- Al l\'l12lt_l)@1l9‘i ln of potatoes, guaranteed against rot both .noi on-ii wr-.ni Im:-It roi-ii i(-t?.4`i;Uiiiittvii Ein* NS C3I'@@Y'» may W9 215k, _C0Uld S11' V_Vl_ff1°1d in the flelcl and in storage. The gain in thisliff;»__"lx-__:'§__ii'--_-;__}-i;_;__i _-_»_Ii.f_I_-_i__ii_i§§t:;V ‘ .1 have accented an lnifltatlon 10 IJ#-1f`U<'1l>=\t0 one item alone is incalculablo. Dealers ab- mm-..iiig_ I
21:. in 21 C0?llifi0H §,`0\’€l'mY1€1lf. \_Vh0S€ Iwlicl' road are looking for a good keeping rot- WaS C()l`lSCl°lptl()i'l? Sli' W1if.l°l(l \V£lS 2lSk€(l_D1"00f \ra]"i@t_V of potato and Once a y-cxputaf
"li iiiiisi hive been :ilioni IiziIi`»pai<t
I`oni' when our Inii'I':ii`;t». lilieil' io lei its Ho into ilie (lcriniin lirsi line and
V lil O0.t0b€l‘ i916 til C()-(ll)€l'2lt(“ Witil R0' tion for Q-]-0WinQ_- Such is established Ou!-_ no \v_i‘i'e no sooner ovei'_t_he.iop'_iliiiti
’ _ IL - Ihr- (le|iinins_ put on _ilu-_ iii-.iitesi liar-
bert Borden in tlie_t`ornIation o ` _a “ .ir ia-_ m;n~ln>,l Jnll 'wp In-it-QS in-9 nggurg-_(I, _Q - lll€‘llU1l'_\’ Nflfillllill S@l'V1C_@ CUIIIWIUCU U* l-1'* 'l`he experience of last fall should not ne. composed ofrepresentatives of all the poli- ln. 10% __;g~|,l ,,f_ it Will. be ,-enwylllylil-lil] in ` tical l>2‘\`ll“fi ill Pfll`ll='lmUl'\l»" 'HW ‘lf U10 Ull'tliat owing to an early rush to market many
i.igt- you evei saw, ci'uI'Ii I4, the iiiIIi~ uit-_ li \v.is Iictter work than their iifn|iil_ but it Illil|i’t stop Its. We were in their front Ireiirli as lt” the devil was :i1'iI~i' ns; \vti‘Il only about two,
I _ lininlerd \‘i\I'<i~. I0 go \’l"e r~lc.iied Ihnl
_ L_( _ _lects of which wasto iiiakc “ii stroiig' :iiii__l-i,¢,\1_c-,,,~l¢|_q ,,f_ busmiln of ],(,t__awcS_ “.m.Q “___ ____ ____-_______-__'____V __m_id ____-____ ____ _______________ _,W <fX_PllCil C'-ill f-U lil? lUlll\h00<l` 0_1' (`f2_lU1\fl1l_U_l shipped in an innnature _condition with thei =V\Vf;;\___Q-f;3_v5__ri:_u_I;= gli- iii? _-eifonii lint
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iuli m1m3l`.V HSC and UUIGSS UI ‘~‘lIl1>l_l0T OVW- result that large quantities rotted in UHHS iii-_iii tiiitui eigiii_Iiiiiiiii~»-a"%iiis€!iih;'
N seas military and naval service, and Sir port annthg fame of our province as apo- ` Wilfrid refused. He was asked I0 11211110 tato crowingcountrv suffered almostprre
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‘fill five _members on his side of the House for paralily. This must be avoided this _year _'_’:_‘_,”__§,§§f ‘l___”',;§‘,§l{"‘ ‘l‘,__'_";__’f_l`:"jml";;_‘;_
this eonnnittee and the reason he gave for “ml ll it nl to oui\ -merchants to guard ,,_,,.,__ .,_,___ ____x_- _“___ -Wa _ _~
Vg( 1106 dDill€.` S0 WHS that bl’ “Wil llfllliclllll' against it.l Owing' to the present scarcity (3:11 ffi0_l1'hiS “fiit‘Lll'_0 at-ti0_l1 W<l\l]~‘l bl" ll`illllm0ll' and the almost; pi'ohibitive pi‘ices of pota- “___9_ _ edif’ *' Why, might we ask`!_ ~ _ I _ _ toes there will be tin earlv demand for po- ‘ 1 'He is now asked to unite In 21 C02\lll10l\ tatoes this season. This demand should be £§fJV0l"Y1IYl@lli UN Wllllll l~0\`lllS Will! Sli' RQ- curbed and on no account should any_ship~ __‘_t__ bert_Bor<leiiaiid he li:isi'elLlSvd. Qlleol PHS ments be made iintil they are suillciciitly
_K s lliill lny
:ii-In was iisi-Ii~.-so and I lint'-w it was no lrfllld goiiiii i'oI‘wiird not able ir- use iiiy liiiiriiiel, so I _lust tiirniid and strol- lnl liziek lo the |IlI‘n| (le-riiiiiii it‘oni~||_ |`l""“‘ Wil# 'IN' l'*2i:iIiieIii.il s-ii'I-.ti-lie-r l""""*"~‘< llH‘I'o. Iind one piii niy Ilelil iii-essini: on nry iiiini., We took 4'/FI “'lU'| -“\|Y`=|ll»“‘ |1114" Wim l`eI'ii on ine nnil | K0! 011|* put Iiinia-i' my arm to sup
TCZSOYIS f0l" Y`€iIUSlll_Q` WHS tllilt Sli' Pt()i)Cl`l. l]];ll;1||~(§(l 1_0 gl-_;\|](`| _qtlyy-:lag and tyi3}]gp0y'l_;i_- DW! il- 'l'll"_‘»' told me the hone was
Bot'den’s conscI_'ipt_ion_policy was _annouiic-_|lion__ _ ' _ ~ _
1 ed before the invitation wa_s_ extended to (io-operatioii on_ the _part of fartncrs and
'iutf him. The inference is that it he had -been shippers, both parties aiming at the perma- _C invited before conscriptioii wasannounced nency of the market rather- than grasping W7 he Would ll'-W0 .l_01_Yl€<l f0l"00S Wlfll the PY‘€- at the present dollar, _will overcome all t_h_e _ 'J mier in a coalition government. Whill handicaps that have heretofore inili- then would have happened? The new coa~ tated against the interests of both. The fi, lition government would have split on the Snippel-S S-lmulll insist upon the proper care $53" questioii of conseription and it war-tii'i1c~ nflilllntoos while growing; farmers in their ui I election \vliich only the few - l‘l\' own interests. present and prospective, nc. bid partisan office seekers. wanted and should see to it that their potatoes are pro- ud which everv lol/211 Camldiiln Willllefl to perlv sprayed during the summer as it is Rig? avoid would have followed. - positively known that such spraying not ,d _ ' _ The action of Sir Wilfritl’s ablest and only increases the yield but improves the I) i most proiniiient followers in the House in keeping qualities of the potato, that in fact
ilbziiitliining him and unitin_L§ With Sir Ro it makes them i'°otproof. "1" num sE|_Ec-"ons Fo”
,L - bert Borden for the enactineiit of coiiscrip- Increased production means miich more 3_0? tion, is the best coinmeiitary on the sitiia- than increased acreage and harder work; 93; tion. Whether the solution of the regret- it means better care of what is planted. Hn' table iiffnir will he the l'ormation of 11 looking 'forward to the perinanency of the fe; 'Unionist or a (Toalition (lovernincnt, with miirket, building' up a provincial reputa- mf, or without Sir Wilfrid Laurier, every red tion for reliable and honest products. for
lirolie. iinil 'Iloed there wail Ii big r-iioililll hole iii Iny :\I'IIi.
"I |t"f.'§RI‘<l li Intel( lI;- the- Ilivsnlng
""*lll‘lll~ llllf l llllii to sit down half- way lieslilc serine ofthe guiinersi llizil haul cmne tip. Ono oi' ihuiii wrinii‘i so so Iitisy lnii iliut he coiilil give nie ii iirliik-- ni_\' iviiii-.i-~liotIle lnid lioeii k'l0<'l<i‘rI 0l'f ine. I wus Iuelty, be """S‘* ll lllflkffil as It l'il an-I iii tho wav ol' ii liiiil of spliiiierii, all my t-Iliilpiiif-iii was In iiilters, hui, the unni wits -Ilin only woiind I had. '|`lie (ie-rniaiis lie- Eini to pay tilts-.iiiion I0 the gnnn nnil Il1Iie~lvros hf-giin to drop round about. I siiyii to iii_v.-Ielf, 'Tliin ls no place l'or nie, iVt_s ioo dangerous beside the nrtiI_ |f"'.V» YOU <‘0IIIiIIl`t see my heels for fl"-sl alter thai. I dldn'| stop riinning
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ot. - - - __ __ _ _ , TR., ,\l blooded man In Canada will stand behind the bf-gl that the inarket demands. Tliese __°'§°_9» FWWERS- C
Elj, the new governnient in the enforcement of' persistently aimed at will mean increased ,LH conscription, which at _this stage of the WHY production in the largest and best sense, a I iS the 0fll_V UIIHE Ill Slllhl Ui Save Ckllladil better return for labor and a better eoini- _,“' from a hu_m_iliating_back down in the most try io live in,
' serious crisis ever faced b ' any nation
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‘ml If Canada is to continue in the war to ‘ --_-1°-»lf'(--f*-- §§,'}§,'_‘_ $}_e*‘§‘__‘_"k"___‘:_‘_*§_l‘__;_““‘_l§'___f_"§'{_f:__ f;‘_‘_l_r‘_’_'_
thi- elm i'rom n. tiny seed. which the
lrfai _ . _ _I f th _ we have sent i r rathei ‘CE-ii wlfoehghl v0leu?l;Ii~ilV fm- us are’ ,lol li, be I-:I.it':InI.I-:s I~‘oii _\III.i'I‘.\Ii\' sI~:t:\'It'I<:
. _- _ _ 1 . ' Only ri. few welt. .Iii ._'tl' Hballdi), _ ffaiiié,-SQCI‘lflC€(1 WG lllUSt S€ll(i Hi. was dinrinuni uiid qrigstliizpviidiv liiliii
f least -hundred thousand and pos
_ ,_ i _ _ ' . _ . _ . _' nnill many nre bursting into Il Ii tl-
s,b],l,_ ,gif these do not go voluntarily, An interesting article on the number of fu, ,,,,,,,_.,,,,,,,___ ,,,,,,,,,,,,g _,mf ,,,__’,§`,,§'__,_|
' _ I f _ ` ' ve an ortunit to do males between theagesil-8 to 40 in Canada
5 ii,e]fi% -` comegiihto effecbt. then is contained in the last; issue o_f__census and _{ _ they mu' 'ent and all loyal Canadian in statistics issued mon_thlj¢,_l;iy t.he,_census and i France, ,iii-7 ngland, in the hospitals and statistics office of the`D'e'partinent of Trade in the homes in Canada are demanding it. and Commerce. The table shows that in the _ Then let us give up all this rot about census of 1911 there were enumerated ii _ _ “precipitate” action; They have had three 1,720,070 men of available military age of 7 ‘ _years in which to choose; give up all the whom 1,109,385 were Canadian born, 306,- ,- rot about getting Sir Wilfrid “to pull the 377 British born, and 304,310 foreign born. *li government out of a hole,” if Sir Wilfrid “While these figures represent condi- l’_ is not himself in the hole he is perilously__tions existing on June 1, 1911,” says the 'near the edge of it and his wise followers monthly "yet, because of the heavy Bri-
`_ re backing away from it. tish immigration in 1912-13--14 as well as ""*""_l§ gaffg '“ l‘°`;”_@"l “'=‘f‘ P‘T“~'f"’
I mny not 0,, Hlm them, but, oh,
_j IMnI~..\sr:ii ritom f'rIoN_ io__iiia_}ii_t_a_in aehigh girth they a_lm__,rh__ ,,‘,,,l‘__“""'f____,,___,;§» _,fd _-,_,‘__’_,;l 9', I \ ‘~ - i I _ S . "
_ -_ ' The increased tlctivonielimpaign ap--ieiighieaaififtii' gfilrrit/Iice'ma’yi“i]i`i>w b¢£""‘t"_%’F;;*:‘;'§'f,“'i,__"§_“§‘f’ii“Y""F-'7“F” ""4
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1 ----lo(------ to the known tendency of young countries
»--mwuril 1ll'~~o-»-1-.
Spiliigilsi i-Ileli Ii ‘lovely time ni the
your. more espoeiétlly In Prince Ed- wiird lsliiiid which iis -so fitll ol’ le
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soils, Il' we Init use ou-r eyes :ind ears. "loIii:\Ic.~i Inj treei»._liookg ln the run- ning brooks. seiunons in st _
ones,
anil ll00il in ever hin
llrht bI'ei=.ze. i-nrrles far.
tit-eslinve their new green clothes,
nt-ii.-I to the Creator.
Tliori- is it bliir-liblril In the nnplv- tree, _ < _ _
I ttiII_v not net' it there, for I nm hllnrl; ' _
Ilui. its rich song `Ia'rii4lng`r-Iea`I' and
free- f
'l`liI=r,. is n bltaekbliri In the apple
tree.
Tliero in ii Illy lln my garden ground.
I may not set- it (here, _ for ~I um
blind;
But its perfume the breezes hear
. around- _ Tlieri- In ri illy In iffy garden ground.
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till I got io the t-leaI'ilIH stiiiioiif
“Wits the attack ii sit(-cess? I :Isk-
etl. _ ` “Our boys were In il\e_Vseriii\d line hy the ilino I Inn] ninrle up my ininil to turn linclt, Init I haven‘i linnril that tliI_‘.V hurt- liecii tuI‘ned out _V“l- | 'll\_|“l‘ you f-un oni'ol_\~ sity ih-,ii the atlnr-Its was ii attire.-is; tln-_ i~i-gliiir-iii iviinls ll Iiii ot _-zliirling once. ii's took ii hold. Tho (lei-Inaiis dl.-n‘i Iiolil worth ii Il--~~ once you get in nnioiigsi ilii-in; they doii‘i iittzirli oillier, unless IIie_\"t~e liet- Ici- oil' for guns, and have more into than tlit-In tlinl’s lioltliiig the ironcli they wuiii to take. I can see our boys giving up some ol the strong lines "ivTe"i'6 Tt"ikr.Ti'Ti'oIn lhcm- maybe! It might he that our lioys wotilrllie driv- en ont of ii line-but timrfor long; thcy'i| he hurl: in ii pig's \vliispor_"
“I‘III glad io Iieiii' you__-my ilIiiVl_.” one
was i'oi'f‘e¢l to sity; “anti you iltltilt our men are ltettct 'rihnri rho t'lg=.rmnht-I, Ilii-.ii'!" ` _ .
"’I`lierc's nm :i slin-Illia' of tlouht
about Ii. \\'l»i_v sir, i_-vi~n,_IlVi\; olil Turk is ii liettei' spnrl t|i.’IIi Iho (iei‘mn|i_ In lniiid to ltaiiiil \\'oI'll he wuiiltl put up ii better llghi over one lllllo bit ol' it'oiI<~lr~-tlia1I: wird =li1ive over tlii-or-war four ot' the (lei-iiiaiisi 'I`lie only ihlng lliat’s Iniide ilieV(lI-i-iiuiiis l_i_isi so loiip; is tlitIh',fiu‘is_it1id In,aclii{Iiuj-igl' lt' they gi-.ni lni,,‘-u- hl‘.`-li-- in the groittiil and get Irell i-ovi-i-I»d \ri|li r'oii<'i'cle und biiclterl up with pl_eni_v oVl' i.;iIini,,4liey’i'o all right. lint, ilii-;v`re no uso In the open. _ ,_ _ - _ , I
"llo you nn-an lo tell iué thui yoti`vo
never got up iigiiiiist. good Ilghtlng Gorniuns.,-_-, ,Iiov`.oir _-had _ur decent, iicriip uint-o you got il, I~`t'iViiiee’,?" _ i - “'l`IIt-i"e‘iz--'siiiiio ot- llie-in thot' can
light all right, liiil you seldom see them l've inet one or two in bits of i'alils_ If the (lcriniuis lniv`z`r'I-ve-I'-‘si‘orérI' oil UN. ||'B |l€C€lll!4f' tl)A'y'_vo_IiiiiI more guns oI‘_somct.IiIiig,r.»l'»that sort. 'l‘hat‘s a tlilni.-: ol' the past though; wu‘ve ull the guns wh'wniit: now anti they tell mo iliul \vc've more I-oiiilng. ’I`liiit's tho stuff fm" ilioni, sir. guns and tiinksl iiiiil ilicii let.’s'get Iil them with the hnyonei iiinl ii not-kclI`Iil ol' lic-hills.”
Ona hail to laugh :ii tht- earliest wuy
In which lhlfi wus shlil. ihi-_ t-:it'essltii; iiitlectioii on “the liziyotii-i und ii poeketful of lionili.-i." »
"'l`lieI'e’ii one ililtlg lliui Iiilgltt stop
us yet, lair," said the Irish soldier. wlili ii twlnlrli-_ ill' eoiiiso, I nsltod wltrii it was.
"'I`lIey any wi-‘re rutiliitig alia-ri nl'
Irlslinien, iilr, 'I‘lini`Il lm ll great ~Wunt."
Anil I i`I-It IIiI:llnI»-.d io agree. We
ciin Ilo wltli Iii; uiiiiiy or hlii kind its we cun gel.
CANADIAN8 WON
AT BASEBALL GAME
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LONi)Ol\l~Oiie of the stui attract-
ions im' the visiting Anierlenti doctors and nurses iodny wus n linwbliiill Iolite _on the estate iii (‘IIIvoIlon__q[ Wiililort Astor, M. P.. ‘iii which the Ani`0H'uiiii dot-torg iuiiiereil o ilefi-iii. Iii the Iixinds
of the moi-c-_skllfiig t'I1I_iuitIaii7i`5iiri;- cons nttached to t. o tfdiidillon ron- tlngents. The game ended tit the eloSe of the-_ sixth inning _when the i'Iinad_»
Inns had plied up fourteen runs. Tl? (lanntllang iznve the game it touch f the real thing In hai-ieball-‘hy wt-iirllik regulation' unlrormit. _
“\Vl‘ have _lit _ l‘éi’°eIvetI il
ii. tioinv-i-1 & vo.
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few eiirlmyils i¥4;ood (ln HQ- ton (‘oiinty H y"'.` wltleli we I' are I-ielliniz nt loivr-st pi-let-s.
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“The liaberdasliery" '_
.0h; you‘|ay, it ls lizroulblo ‘ to sell a decent sort Quit ut
'$16.50! ' _ _
Well, then, luut come in and examine them for yourself; your own eyes and senses
cannot deceive you. .
Ah, you think, there .ia a nigger in the woodpilé some- where. They -may look all right, but they. won t wear. Won’t they P Well, with every
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