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race F ua 'rss oi-matorrsrowniousiiniau I ‘ ' W A FEBRUARY 8' 1918 -~

-- “Q __ ___. T _ __- .--f _ 2-Y - c ' ' i T"'iT§l:'-;;_v

all along the road have instructions to em * " “` ` would novo been poi no algae:

- ' " ` ° ` ' “" . + -~." lon before you reached it ’ ‘

ploy every man that 13 avallamei ana €-Hey E& I : Bzowithasi Aevlés; HA °l"“|_‘l is -1 ll

-.== =.==-_ do this invariabl Unfortunately not many _ ~ 1 _ novo iookoo out for mivreulled the HW, ,,, sm w,,,,,, ,,,, W hm

foiiiiaos im). sua www. toon; men are availab e, but an idea may be ob wiéaiazieos than ww on to any ,gag vow: 5iA:»°i;:AAAi;ioAAA3fAi;Av;i.'Ai3:A,,,| A

mi-allla “ily t '

'"0 'vi "'"{°°°J “-‘° P" ’°” ‘"“"°“’ ""°"°°' tained as to the number of extra men em A .i i boo., Browns our ii

d fo U ._A_ alle BB |10 ‘_ Contoller for Canada '

°°"’°°‘ °" ' __ ployed from the fact that the payments for A sg? f£ll(~AlBl<HAiAf;Ate u§’°B';-e§}i°‘{, ‘;,§}’“ {,‘§('§

"` " extra labor in the district west of Char

a e I1 not see lt until you struck it She

MENU Fon ssruapsv

F`*“DAY FEBRUARY 8"” ms ,lottetown for the month of January ani-I - .A was onion. _ B K, , _

_________,__A_____A_A__ ,._.,_._.,.,_,_-__-_-,-__.~..,f- '0u]]ted"t0 in addition to ‘glgidgdftgogpgezveextggt misss gf rea .ir - A'

" " ' " ` I ' V V " _' ’ ’ _ s c .ll\ is _ " Ornnggg '

NG THE FARMERS regular pay of the section men who_are at Sl8\|_9,l`\ll€i' C658. Dl'lV¢l‘ WHS A0 Ulfl¢(l. ninnoii in from or me. was nov Moen om A T

HELP! i _ 'k t ll '. The cost of clearin the A _ q __ '°P'Y- A The Jude” ohm, Honey A 'ren or cons?"

sows, as briefly announced in yesterday’s _ti Guardian, is a most important forward step I

and one that will mean not only a very con- 03;?

tion to the food for our soldiers and our 5

siderablc addition to the Island’s contribu

allies, but a source of great profit to the-

farmers who avail themselves of _the opA-,gig portunity. These seventy hogs with theirl It litters in the early spring will probablyltow

mean an addition of five to seven liur.@‘ecl

to the hog population_oAf the province, a fgfi not inconsiderable addition to the agricul- _Wh tural revenue, when hogsai1;selling_at 20 er H

to 22 cents a pound. A A oe

". °- t Dirt-` - . .. . » - = Plevwuq to thls Impol tdtmn he el 3 rovided in addition to food. Besides, the ,‘§(f`ff,'§,1_,’f‘;°'§‘,f,",§‘;‘,‘A'mf`f,’“§,h°Q§’l"’;§‘f|s§f}

ment, as previously stated,'had bought up 0

every sow that could be procured in the Wea

province and sold them at cost to thc far-

. . rem

mers. The outcome will be a very consiiil- hom

erable increase in the output of hog pro -

ducts next season, and bacon being one of

the staple foodsin thearmy, the result will U be a patriotic as well as a profitable one. i

In the matter of further increasing our 015

other _agricultiiral produc-Ats, it is possible if

that similar assistance might be given by .ted

the Department. Seed and fertilizer and inorl

labor are difficulties that many farmers have to contend with. In some parts of the United States co-operative agricultural so-|

WOI COl1lfll.l9. )i g

The purchase in Ontario by the Depart- gfgld

ment of Agriculture of seventy _breeding In

y man who will work is employed. nv.. has been suggested that in Charlotte- 0"? n and the towns along the railway there ,`§f'

en trains are liable to be on the road ov- ' Mr.

eping accommodation. would have to be with

b is not sufliciently attractive in zero iiio

ther to eiithuse anyone who has even a 0*”

. A .

ote hope of procuring a day’s work at iv);

to know that it is succeeding as \vcll|ll"fSl°l

. " - li. in the- tf f om ii K. c

A yi;-ai_s gone by a blow of the locomo- :AAAiA=AiAoAAnAAAoi:_0AIAAAA,`_“l;“'to §m,f,§‘.,,§‘,',° cu§§,.,,_,,,, A AA _ _

ve s whistle would bring as many Ashovel- soiiv;oA§ooAi so iis,_io lesson posiiiiv- wniio insisted.. A riiAi;dA_csoqiA;__ _-noi: gimgdy &:iAAAAAAA;°§AAAAAAA_A_ that my had

as could be accommodated. This year, ,lanfifsf-f-i rg: illsl‘df:;l€lin°?ll;Y:;‘€°l§‘ ll’T‘li”l:'p’M:l?l’;`|lll°;';?r;3énoo "Sf iw eoooom win. wnoiiiol or ;.Aoi ng no doubt _to the scarcity of laborers oonion ivioisev. was in-logon .`i»_v roi- l Amniri viiiiok. __.ani oii€omoiii‘i&"‘o» Mfff- “’°°“ WHS ’“”"°“j§*"f hffr' .m‘s‘

- ° ' ‘ ° ‘_ er White. K. C.. ln addressing a Jury pert, who examined; the -scene of acmdent' Th” fact m _ ' A he country it is impossible to get a sut in th mme", mm ow W0 cm ,,,,,,,i 1,, U prisoner oi ,vin no sind. Smwed pmms , TAAAA

Sl C °llt6I1Clent G1' d th t acquitted of manslaughter after the who hsvihgiileretliatlnfroiiilotllldhlzaugliheiiilliil 2:3” I;'?$h;§°\;El‘ ageifgr dgaxilhbégx T119 l'9€lD€ f0I‘ SCl‘llDDl0 dl Rl l l 2 RS UTS `U'S"' _"l. ' ‘ ' . . ` ' “ , an ' P I' y, S S ¢ juror he was ohio to dodooo almost stated in court. It does notnadd BA_eaAiA menuoned nhmAeA are as

_ . ldence or tnkc away om

inlnutes. 'rho trial of Brown was exactly how the accidc_n_t__,lying->lieQ,___,"¥__Ht” °"' iows;- _

AA his ovidonoo woo of o mmlro ll.. Tllut Tact or thc fact that sho .

ent nuinberof men to materially help noir

s, .

is . '

many 13_b()1°e]'5 Wh() could be emp]0y@(]_ unique in the history of criminal net- brok

ight and Often 11?°l'@ th==lll'0lle nieh@».l.”.2if-?.i‘3X§""“.?.."l1';‘.‘§§2§“"lL’§§..§fl?I,i;_l§*i.

e. The situation is as it is and from what T512 1"°“‘» “"“'°“ ‘W MW- A“"“ W°°“- “"‘

e Assizes Court yesterday on be- the of Alexander Bnown, who was whic

s had deliberated‘ for less than tions

of the mose sensational ol’ recent All

. - _ be prosecuted fm this occur- in view ol' the issues and coun- very damaging to Browns case but "ml _ _ _ Su-3 p|¢.._

re-oonou.u(.tod ovidonoo ' wo., renee must not enter into your con

on down by on oyowitnoss of siderntloii for u moment.” He went

_ _ . _ _ t -o ,A .h lm h C . on to say that the only negligence

S also we are iissifed is but a ll--ov. ;‘:."i..i‘; iii; f.‘.:.i..¥.;‘°.‘;”:::§";“:..*:.';‘l.i.'f_ .mist ‘:...:’ ai." -v vi

sues at stake, and the case is this

during the month of December was _, _ ° ' A _ wniio ins Lorasnips onoigowA:K Dinner A.

_ l

ost as great. ~ roiiozvro, iron. 5.-An organized oiiiooon oonoo by Frank _Ai-nomi, 01° {A\;'l’m§';‘t*‘m‘If"(*§§ {h§°}’,f,‘f,f“",,,,., ex.

" Cmwn ‘E»'ms‘°=c~il"`or; Md “pon gllliinatlhn nl’ tho evidence was all S""“W’|" P0'-"t°‘”` P”\`Sl1fllB hearing `°~£i 'whowf “mime-8 Mr' . fa' ol’ Blown. llo ex

Apple Pie '

Supper

Fish Chowder

Rye Breuil l

7 cups water

21/, cups cornmeal

Il teaspoons salt. ,

cups meal. in small pieces

Justice 1.at.c'liford. and of Mr. Arnoldi. ‘but was. .brought into the “Sad ai' l“°°“gm "“' l" the °vi` Make ,1 mum _hy ,nm-ing tho com_

an accident 'at the intersection of‘ You

death ol' 12-year-old Gordon Mols- he Brown was driving west on Nina BID nue and at the intersection of tho ls Hill Avenue his car was struck that

was recently indicted on an Of

,lt me request of M,-_ Whgf_¢._ dence was that ho had not sounded Anna! mm' was J°h“ Linton' °f 343 his hom when uppmvaclimg -the ment und cook two or three ho in (_ Strom Visiok had sworn crossing wheie the collision Took d me boner orA_ nrelesg cmkegllsput

g' ' "‘0uglit le to have sounded °“ al';`A‘;1"‘Ahlélsqcifgmgalgsgsngidigf R!-ii?e'he ookodA iivrho foot is that ho in mould to cool. Slice und saute in

l ~ _ ~ _ ' _ ,.... -hici

was able is conclude that had U19 light 01' the Will- A'l`¢\A|l¢l"$A\l:’ Rye wnvs om. was driving at ,twico the question of 1. e speer it wihci goood of M,.s_ Woody; mach|n¢_ Brmvri- was traveling, His Lords ip

tho impact .of tho oomsiou dm :iid that considerable evidence Al;AaAil snap n i-ear whcol fromthe lnib ‘been Df0fl\f_<‘0d hiA tho Cronin on An,

] A _ _ _ Brownfu motor and that the 1“m:"`1`~A1 But Lyt “fig Xttllhg

can eain the Railway management is tivovge of monsioogniof. nrovvns on wheels were broken only when they §§§_;es“ §§h§fj‘”,hB omm ,,,mmm,

ng everything humanly possible to gi\ve1Pki,(zded as a consequence or the im' struck the nurbinarmfrh me [gad for one reason nr iinotlir The wo-

into boiling sullail water. Add

fat. A

Bread-

5 cups rye flour

1%- cups wheat flour 1 cup milk, scalded and cooled 2 cups luke-warm water

1 tablespoon salt 1 tablespoon lard'

l cake Flelsc1iman’s yeast

. and crushed the victim. who was skldded follow co' n. man GAAHMAAAAAAA AAAAAIAI "mt A'hAA\A AAN dm" msoolvo mo yeast in ,ho lokownrm

mild against ri trec. will

, if not better than, that of any of tlie` D ads in our sister provinces or in the Un-_ ,

States, where tie-ups and delays are ,,,,[,`f

3830

6 S€I‘l0llS than here, lllrown was openly charged by -Mr. Bl*-0

White, and he referred to an accident WM

g . _ . ._ . _. A pa

l.)6St ])0bSlbl0 S61 VICG, Zlllfl ll, IS S3l.lSfil(l~ __-innillng on the sidewalk. with ii. Linggii lrrésltiygbyooaligroiglaéo CAA AW MNA- Wood Wag AAAAAAAAAAAA: AAAA AAw_ ._,,oA,,,,_AAA,|Ad 2% now., Aryo noon Boot

i- - - _ , . 'i.t ~-i-_.ii auilnatlon, that Mrs. Wood’s car was ml mt mbter thnx the H" mum' An iihfoiii. tivo 'llizilirvil’.m\I\l'lhile7nlll`ght` ddacl tflid

9'9"" C°""S¢| Mak” 9ha"9° _Pm"`e"'~u"F`»' at “L _least 25 miles 3" 3'“;I€;ll lm faStfir!Ad ,LA 5-Am A m_A ond wheat iloiir and the lard, and the re-

iii

hoiir, while Broun was driving nl. 1°-jury re re . t ) ninindei' of thc rve flour- and lt

mt tho;-Q were gormin interests nolt moron thunW15dmlles, and tthui; brought in its verdict nt, 7.0. i. ni. _ sa . nd the Crown in prosecuting W on l rs. oo 's car sruck ,An

“'“'9 “ar 0"” 01' the rem' Wheel" DECLARES COUNTRY lililk. mould into loaves and let rise

mapped 05 by £0799 M U'-‘3» ON Bmw( OF R/Amos 'agnlii until light. Bake in a moderate

Keep thc dough rather soft. Knaad

sniooth, let raise to double its

ri-ance company. with which Mrs. imllafll-' Evldenfe by m€lIlb€l‘S Of '“"' . Com- fm- nm. ;m,,,-_

Toronto Police Force also es- LOND053 l"°b- 5--Ailtlressing a

X() ]{()()M' FUR ,]|.]RM[A.\}]g Wood held an automobile insurance theished that the wheel hob _boon meeting of farmers here today Row- (Wh _

policy, as one oi' these inte'rest.s.__ In thbl

address to the jury he said: bro

cieties have been organized and these. ins

working in conjunction with the federal government are in a position to procure el'

Suppose there were no demand whatev- *““’° ‘-°' "“"‘ *‘“ °'g““"‘°d “~“°““"l°f

UPOTI tllfl f3.1`ll'1Gl'S’ 1)2.tl'lOlllSlTl, Sa.yS 2lfl,iiiakc that slatenieny, iidviscdly and GFS

these necessaries, the organization becom- EXCh2\U_g@3 3115 their 0P9_I`ati0US Were 19ft;{‘,f"`,

ing responsible for any advances made by t0 the government. The ,poorer farmers are th

thus given an Opportunity to get 3 fairy business. At the present time would they_f,ff`§t start andthe result has been found to be`I‘_€g` profitable to the community at large, to the namely, the market outlook-as strong or f°,,

the impulse of the motives of the kindfnfniiai-n iiio morning oiiov ino ov- loo

at ordinarily actuate them as men tifl<'ldll

government and to those who have been Weak? Assuredly they would consider it flllt

helped. lstr

In this province there are many farm- pro

ers who have not succeeded in getting far to enough ahead of the game to procure the ec necessary fertilizer or even the necessary er seed. With a little help, a little push th

over the initial difliculty, many farms now producedbefore for there never was a~-bct-- H”

producing a bare living for their occupants te could easilybe made to yield a fair surplus. fa

~ » ¢ I There are also unoccupied farms in the tions. Th‘e_motive of large returns in the 3,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,X_ Bu, my A1.,,,,...e,1

y of profits was never so strong for the fl-lend has chose; _rgfller i.oAvlnb1;Als of A A M

~ - - . ' e -» , ‘ _

rmer as it is now. Then there is the force §f,;2,,‘_°,‘lf,‘,f‘,1",,.,,.,"'§d,,§l',,“,§°,§'2,2,,,,-_ ““' ”“" "“"' °f "“` ”"““`“ ° ‘S

the motive of patriotism. It never was oo

province which, if made available, by com- wa

mandeering or otherwise, would be readily fa taken hold of by those who are now strug- of

gling to increase foodstuffs by wrestling broug o ear sosrongyupo ou - ac

with back yards and vacant lots in the|`er

. , _l

production. A Governed _by the purely ‘UQ

onomic View of the situation, the farm- ins

&`iI'(.l the pl‘ll'lClpEll Of those 1'[10tiVe5_._A scaA egoat. Tliev have been able even Say

ong, and would be stimulated by it fo, {,‘;;',‘l duce to the utmost limit of their power! vi-owii -officer has seen fli in illls ease. we

inukc ni_\- client the scapegoat. lfC€‘l“S

i' full consideration. I say that U16

lorganizutlon against my client BWO

ken by tho force of tho impact luiid Ediniind Protliero, President of D

». ‘»_thB'lfA'llt.,.llih.' ,

biriornggfi81,53;;,;0r1io,?::;en;1p1iml_ roi;inti'?m\i'asoin aglii(i:ili‘stmc(i'itiI:i'ill(posi(j sin" °l 'hr' F°°'l C°“"0"er"“ 0f`

,of wood in the roodwoy `“.|,o,.o tion uni] nppi'oAa_cliin;.' thc i-lipids.. ll' 1'" coiiision wok .pmm ,md also the farlllers did not assist him nllll -------- ro that more woro marks on the Baron R1iondda,_tlic I-‘coil (‘.outi'ollcr.

of me road of hrokon oookes- the country would he swept ovcr. the

cat and iiical saving recipes by oniestic Science Experts on the

n.)

people ot' this. country would 'be

ni. The insurance company organ- drascliis across. ohm-les Green- Said MF- P1‘0ih€1'0- able to l‘@lf<‘lv<‘» nt least lilly per cent

in nn effort tio clear somebody W0 to make that man in the dock ii 811

D . nipose their desires on the Crown. WHY avc zrlways conceiveli lt to be this 'He 5' oi' the Crown to bring out thc DC s of the case. Is tlint what .has sa_v_

done in this case? No. 'I‘he‘l11&1‘

ialie no reflection on Mr. Arnoldl e Crown Prosecutor), the Crown

kes. must lust :it lens; until this time next,

YG!! l‘.

Showed Force of mow g Mr. Prothero advised the fnrniers

to grow all the potatoes they 1-oiild.

1, t hmmm Banos Rhondda, \vlio also spoke,

s would surely try to produce more of all ‘° “”‘“g ll ‘° "‘° 1’°'"° 0*' ‘* “aff The i’“ll‘°"°“°° " 95 “` ' ii ‘sitio i-ooo.-iiing iiio vviiooi siiooiion:

~ii ii

r market prospect looked out upon by ffl

rmers on the eve of their season’s opera- *jg

. . one side of the case and has not gh 1 t1 li, 1 was smashed by thc ., , “

e staples of their industry than they ever iovvoo me evidence on ine other side. ooliioioif vllogf-_r _login in_o__;ogt___tnsL,If,f:§,,’;‘l;;‘;§§,j,’\§Bi¥§A§1“;{%?H25 »_ _ _

,_‘l?i`__!“°1! H

bored by thf=rGr0wn.~tlrbfTbrollsiTr irireipdiio 'ileinoni-Fiililo that iurs. WA 'ommem S_am~he was aww

until 1 forced the issue lt is n per- \

idence is cont_rudictori', all tllesel 15 nesses should not have 'been put in fu

allowed its jlidg-ment in _this case

h n

miles an hour. But there was rtlier evidence than this to sup~

port this contention. The hub cap

one ,of the rear wheels of Brown’s

_ Wood’s car were produced in court.

the Coroner at the inquest into Both are of very durable metal, thc

ht t b L 1 n rfamn I-his faiHlll.Y» 10 l1€‘1iQVB Ulllli he WRS latter of highly-tempered steel, and

ting for Mrs, Wood when he was

both were .badl-,f dented. In charg-

s as it has been in this war, and th-ey have viding for ins insurance company. ing. iiio jovv-, his Lorosrnp, wnno

' l ‘ ' ' "~ 'lil ' ldb lld lible for’ an"

cities. answered to it like true sons of theii coun- (‘,“n§nf;;e;‘°_§uoer§d fy or“mmcted of,

Oil

dealing with the speeds of the\ two

rs, referred to these exhibits. He

With a food famine threatening the try. If the motive of profits had been fat' onoinoi- iivroogn tivo moiiiiim of ivir.-._ ,,,.,.,ii_,. ,eviewed his ovivienoo as to

00d's Hlli0n‘l0bil0» details of the collision; how the

world, threatening even the abandonment 'veaker than it is-had there indeed been ‘V

of the war, something should be done with loubt that profits would be realized-wc) our vacant farms and also with the many are convinced that the patriotic motive

half-worked farms of which there are too, vould of itself have sufiiced to impel our ,,,

an agitation is being worked up to have the th government take charge of the poorly Worked farms in that province, increasing th production by applying the stimulus that ta

money alone can apply to a farm, and giv- and set up pi opositions more silly than _

ing the owner of the farm a vtage equal to sy his average yearly return. o

In any case with the situation so serious th

it is time that measures were adopted from use do they propose to make of themselves which a reasonable addition to our average and of their farms? They cannot turn their production could be expected. Seeding time pasture fields into coal-fields or iron-fields.

many. _We observe that in Nova Scotia fa

will soon be here again and it will then be They must either use them for food produc-

too late to -make arrangements. If we are-t'

going to do our bit towards averting the im- will-not do them _ or their country much ,h

good. If they cannot farm on land any bet- i...

pending famine we should begin doing it

rmers to extraordinary efforts to add tovrlig

e fence and figure and analyze, and, lk mysteriously about overhead charge-

llogistic, propose to do? When to their `

n satisfaction they have quite riddled e plea for more production of foods what

n'-or cease being farmers. “Figuring”

e case was that counsel for thc

e Worlcvs food Supply- _ liiony of a Crown witness, who had How do those rare farmers who sit on

U H

‘l9l9l9%l6| -in - fs °

Ford car struck Browu’s car at

Used Crown Witness rightnngles, and left it to the jur-

Onc of the iinusuoll incidents in M

cused was ahlo to refute the avi- sp nce against this client by the testi-

. _-_¢»~_-~._.,____.._..-»-o-v.»-o~.-

s to judge for themselves whether is. Wood‘s' machine was- or was

not proceeding at rt considerable

eed to inflict. such damage.

Mlsrepresented Himself

Vlsick in tlic box yesterday unioni-

was subjected to cross-examirr

on by Mr W‘iltc His admission

ti i - . . .

-- that le had allowed' himself to be

gi nsldhred as acting for Mrs.. Wood

_ 5,, co

'P at coroner’s in uest when e

GUARDIAN READERS is

the ` q ll s in reality retained by the Im-

A cld t C ni-

pum|.h°d by W, 3, |_¢|||¢||, ( pany, drew a remark of protest from

vi W

-_ perlal Guarantee and c en o

WHAT BOYS CAN DO at

e court. ‘ “Dld you' tell Dr. Evans, the roner, that you were appearing the inquest for Mrs. Wood?" ask-

ed Mr. White with the permission of

By Dr. Frank Crane his Lordship,

“I did not directly, but I may

Don’t leave school. The very best have given that imp,-,,5,,|0n_»~ ans.

to get educated. To grow up an

ing you can do for your country we,-ed the wqgnegg

Mr. Justice Latcliford: "Well, why

° . ' . P . lgiioranf, man is to become a bl1l'- »i sk yon, did you -give the cor-

now. With the means in oui hands oi ter than they can farm on paper theie (_, "A Every ,mr in mm, mm, Ltglgr mf” imprmion.,

greatly increasing our production we incur ought to be a speedy divorce between them iii,

and the soil they should be tilling. If their ‘WY i0 1°” Of f“““’° °""”°° "° th" "1

a serious responsibility in neglecting to do

it. purpose is not so much to discourage farm-

ing as to discourage patriotism, then the 50111’ <=°““"Y “sed” '”°“ "f °°“““ V1H*¢k’S "i“°““°~

THE RMLWA Y quicker they are prompted by the tines of

In justice to the Railway management gh

here, under the trying conditions here and

e Government pitch-fork to get down off' be

ting yourself in the best possible

. . ' d 'lil if-l (1 l-

e fence and get to work the better it will ,,,,_,',?§§_ t °§’,‘;’§,y ,f,‘,‘I}‘,f§§f, iii,§°., 202.1

e for themselves and their country; wldler-

lloll.

dy and vigorous health.

Vlsick: “Simply because I was on e one side and not on the other." "That will dn,” said his Lordship

Keep clean. Dou't form bad habits. sho,-tiy, ,md this put an ond ro

'Previously he had admitted that

Join the Boy Scouts. This. is the while he was retained by the com-

Ht Ofsanlzatlon I know of for boys- pany iv-ith which Mrs. Wood's car

was insured, he had accepted an ln- vitation from the _coroneir to help him to unravel the facts of‘ the

Learn the rules governing U10 BYU-' case.

elsewhere, it is only fair to point out some of the difficulties that have to be overcome in order to give us even the present some- what irregular service. A train arrived yesterday afternoon which left Murray Harbor Tuesday morning. From the con- ductor’s report of the snow fight that end- ed in final victory the following few sam- ples are taken: ' '

From Murray Harbor to Melville Hill the

snow was six to seven feet in depth. At Uigg for a distance of one mile the snow was four to eight feet deep. Another 500 yards nearer here was from nine to ten`_ feet deep. At Fodhla fora distance of 700

O NOTES

How our hearts were broken .for Bel-

gium and thechildren of' Belgium! We

must ioin to Belgium the need of our allies and t e neutral nations of Europe. Do not forget Switzerland and Holland where they care tenderly for our prisoners. _

Mark the food you save with a Red

Cross. This is the way we should think of it. From the beginning of the war your hearts have been poured out for the Red Cross, and this is right. _We would no more

yards the snow was eight feet deep. These

stop' knitting and sending supplies to the ted Cross than we would think of forgetting

ish flag, how it should ba displayefb linw saluted, etc.

Learn the reasons why we' are in

the war. ' Organize n club or Zroup nm0Il8 your companions to save newspap- ers, tlntoll, and rubber.

lSave food yourself. Eat UD |111 thi"-

ls on your plate, and dom't ask for more than you can ,eat.

Learn to knit. Ffremen and police-

mon are knitting for. the soldiers and sailors; why not you

Learn how to make trench cau-

dles, needle and thread cards, and pads and comfort kits.

Plan to have a garden next spring

Get the boys of our "crowd" together and see that they use the vacant lot in your town for raising gar- den truck. Every bit you do helps.

Learn to discipline yourself, to do

gracefully what you doin't like, not

to complain, nnd altogether to be at

h _

Mrs. Wood was also subjected 1.0

cross-examinatodn yesterday by Mr. White. She said that she had not retained' Vlsick to act for her nt the col\on.er's inquest. She admittedthat she had had two accidents prior to that of November 26th while driving an automobile, but added that "every- one has accidents.” She swore that Brown was driving at 28 or 30AnAillos an hour when she first saw him: "

"lt he was going that fast and you

were hot going more than 12.imlles an hour as you have said,"-'quesi:ton- ad Mr. White, “is it not a fact that he

are only a few samples of what was met with along a road some fifty miles in

lei?-th. . `

o overcome the difficulties Superintend-

ent Grady informs us that the- sectionmen

to put the children’s food on the table. For ',§2’“}§ ,,‘§’,§f,§ ,1‘,,,{‘°,§’,§‘,,,’,ff""°' °““ ° °° the saving of life, for the sake of love, bofllndétabolvetagl ;Al;lA_i:|si:A§ lmiti Ami; ° l Bll B ll mercy. c0mpasSl0n.,,f9r_ humanity, and the ,.,..’,..,v up ,o.."viii to oi.. to so Saviour, we share our bread with our alliestoi mom: posuuo. oonioo io your inthe shadow-of-famine. r -~ I -' °°‘”‘"’~ _ t » l

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» » » »' V d’s car was traveling at consid: _ , l lol. oiroomotaooov -that whom the Emma Speed’ Amd mm as anegedA MA. all carilago horses which had not

been sent. out to grass would have to be killed. while hunters would have to bc sent to grass and kept there.,

To Avert Starvation

Baron Rhondria said that if the

farmer.=l only could get li nilllion acres ol' potatoes linder cultivation this Your, there would he no fear of star- V1`1li0I1. and by starvation. he added. “l mean that starvation which is fol- lowed by disease nd d all ."

ooA Dome motor oxoort' was ask. The farmers were told that they niorc food for ouch person than tile bv MFA White: --What would you had to iuake drastic changes in their Germans are supposed to be getting, os to ,ho marks on the 1-0ud_ methods.'l‘licre were only enough oats hilt being made bv ii skidding car?" to feed working horses ou reduced Nov. answered: “It ‘could oo, possmly rations afterniakiiig allowance for whole surplus potato crop of Great mode bv o mov- He wont on U, milling stocks, Mr. Prothero contln- Britain and the iiiinliiium price that there was no doubt mo ned. There was iio concentrated food' would range from flve pounds ster- ks had -boon mad-C ,by hmkpn for cattle feeding-, and' this shortage ing to six pounds, ion shillings :i l'>n.

do not get. He aiiiioiuiced from l next lie would take over the

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held its twenty-fifth Annual Mset-Ing on February 5th, 1919.

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f<§ lncreaie for the year Income for 1917 .

‘<; Increase for the year. .. "‘» Assets, Dec. 31st, l9l7

’ Increase for the year

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I: § over 13 per cent of the li

> of the “expec¢ed"’.

1 J Canadian Government Bonds 0

<_, (Being over 10 per cent of the total assets.) »

,, Mortality, Including war losses of $457l,082, only 74 per cent

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I ered in 1917 and the Inter-

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eat rate earned was7.36 per cent. ln addition io the ac- _ 2

_ tuanlall reserves, the balance sheet shows, In surpius,

, ’ capital nd apselai‘1unda, the sum of $4,493,611, being

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A nice line of Little Gent’s Goat Blucher at $1.75

Youth’s sizes 11 to 13 at $2.00 '

For Big Boys 1_to5at$235 These ts are all very good value at these prices.

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" The Great-West Llfs lanotsd for ilts large profits topoliey-

rt and profit booklet.

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