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article is 'I lie \ilies of the Future, which al- willing- not only this war will be ended, but future °l

are to be Great Brrtdm Qernrarry and the Umigd wars will be impossible.” So says the professor.

But other voices are “speaking the word” at pre* 5°

,Such ar, a||ranee_ the profeeeor assure; us’ had sent, the word, that will end this war and will make na-

ar, msprrmg hope for many of “S and the fu] tions in future think seriously before they bring war A

Seemed eo near he _1 sor, ta the narrons on the earth These voices are now _thundering along _ T |eft out m the Cold the rrrgemrous pro three liattlefronts and amid the fogsof the North Sea, eo

Sueh soorhmg phrases as “the fase, voices that are being heard in Berlin by those who SU

of Frame’ irhe menow beauty of would not listen to the gentler voices that two years

of Amrrra and the mexhaus ago wanted peace. And they will bring.peace but no, ~

‘the admirable dash of apaii new alllanfeg ‘ll Present' wind have crossed the dark blue see gh

power for civil good in the small l

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DIILY SELECTIOIS FDI illllllllll IEIDEII

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Wol.|~0@l|\»

sotailu ssniirirv

ly Wait Mason.

some piouq men are on

tblnli that snr kind

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provemeiit m ‘ ," the correspondent adds. "sad the

speed with wbiohthe workésdoue. The _opinion is even express that a visit to the United States would be ol hehedttio many British builders. The

i‘i2"J'lfie'.l“t‘»'ill‘tn°°'l»'»‘n‘ill.“‘.ll“'l'.¥’

Why Dllli long laces when you sing, or gravel when you pray? Jehovah made this world eo glad, lie doeen’t mean us to be ead throughout our ll¢ll° lllr- I do not often seek the

Kirk. Nuance if ever smile or smirk"

ill! loliiom features wore, a deacon- lf. "ti3»'»n“'?if'°t'lii2“’ ` ?i°'t'iu-3“"n"'i."

an

llrlc cathedral _dooi-_ M t l

llllllt of s vast im-

A ericah shipbuilding

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‘ll ‘til LW! to thl hi i lf' ll. y'7»‘u"i”h ilttslstnhnuy' .l’»’u'l'._t-»»

I am Sir, etc., in

-ti sheer case oflcruelty.

he rumor cannot be classed as-any

ng but absolutely _ false and_ _it .____'.___._

' t m n e -- ' ' '

iilifsoloasldgilailhecliilgo ict? bto The Goverment And

e away the livelihood of the man o had foresight and enterprise

ugh to start a service whhh has _ _ u of immense benefit to the people ment of Australia is seeking to borrow _ < _ _- _ - i 1.

that section of the country. $20,000,900 in London at it high rats of _ -

terest, the money to be used in the _ _

J- T-'|NMANi construction of public works. is - an- ` _ _ ' ’ _ .

nshaw. Aug- 7- other striking reminder of the skill _ _ ' , __ _ __ _____ _ V. `

' THE _i __ _ _ _ f_ I f__f__“_f ` ` "A'U`(il‘iYS‘I"i"1'i'§§"l`§'16,. __;

-L ,fi P-i _.fr _

Quaflilllll ;‘§.2.'.,;Z2.“lI’;‘it`..”f.'i’.`?.‘I.‘$‘£’l. ni?n.’§§i§.'1’L“.¥.?f‘;i 'Ji1‘§$¥ _ "°"»"ll';' ,;, ‘»'.""_lli".l'...l_‘L-l"',.'_‘P,_,'»‘ y _Your .LaSt¢fand Chance

in which be is now in `ail-when these men are Pitt' sl"°““"° l' ‘ sl"""‘“';'°l'-mm l° y°“"'°l`lr~' I Y" l A

8 J sisiently °!r¢\il\\°d ill the motoi surprised to set such proxies: on alt f A- Buy F I ‘

.,”* °*‘ u gr., where they belong and decent Germah people are 30,; "Doris" ot which I `§m`Ce|`itain aides You \na'y be well proud or

leurie and loahgue. given control of Germany, then and not till then ;_l:;l__:‘_1y““_'_'_l)¢t"'n:‘t:_l_l_‘7'.9'¢l!Y _\l"|_¢i°\,1l°__ `(;l;:rL_¢i£-_iif_l_¢i\;_W_i_;l__-'____l_3°,'::_'_e‘_1il@ _ __.__.

(levlded ‘llh |13 ear aaaal by there be an alliance between Germany and Great Bri` There is aMoluieiy,n MEu&' ,ad lwglhg oomllilouof one’ or ‘more - " ‘~` ‘

I. A. . _ a. rumor- _Tllv Wfll” llleuailrll-oil of your _ itmb horses -ill *\\_.°,0_lb‘

tam It ls up m the German lxople' ~ - . the Bouehaw ssl'Yi607‘liid“i|\ll‘- Nil' Service: -‘Asc iii particular and. "ber

r-year. (ee The promotion of the __ #mance was__notIth_e real rrocursd st:{i_en__t:_e;l___i_i_n s___:i_:s_t___rt_s§_t::g r°n,||y(;._¢;_u¢¢d,_¢ompie_i_rgy otitis

“_ 2 A: object of Professor Muensterberg’s article. t is uno' 310°; 0" and leiwonhrn _ on- BPI, E" _ _hi __ - Ha.” _ __

»............~»»|U ther of those subtle feelers for peace This is plainly :hen-'-11305,?-8 lm been f,,||y demlfsrtrla °°“°"yt °'°:"frd roerezw' su, |:°k ami, _

_ , . _ _ y

°"‘°"’°'°"°'°°'°‘°‘°'°'“° 1* revealqi in the latter half- of the article where we' are Gd by ho' lim °W“°l' Mr- J- P- H006 fllgstiulaogr croatiirvli. ll l“.»lll° W".

(founded 1101) I1-I0, (delivered ee by wld that nmmany cannot be tom ro pieces and cam sm yrgcirr ge_i;_ld_-_i:i__i:_l_i_t;_:ie: m;i:_us éi:__:_i_iyot_i:_t;: e:ir:_st:_i;_i;_Coi_rt_ii%_ri_: _

ul' M U '° A' not be demolished ” but “will not demand asquare foot sste that prevented boats olslmlns to pinin chi-isiish duty. tiioiie, the good

-_»_~,~_~ »- _-,~~.-.-.-..»-.~.-.-.-----»_-:--:. -.1-.-_:_ ’ _ _ . ,, bg more seawortliy from going any pear," of your gliy wlll look into this

f the conquered territory m France or Belgium. further. than me mouth or we Harbor matren and rake some amen rr, ,hh

_ Y AUGUST 1°' 1916 The jewel of their love Kiao-Chau, may never be re- when they started out to look tor her,

_c _______.s . . . . . I b I .

~ ~_-,~-~-_-,»_-._.-.-._=_.-ff~-. ~=~--- ~~~ - -- - turned to them she rs lfwrllrrr rn the mterests of the llle llllelence 3 ° V ‘ms

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peace of Europe to have Poland made a kingdom

again -and much more to the same effect. lf the sp

Professor Hugo Mueiisterberg of Harvard Uni ‘three great democrats “Woodrow Wilson, Bethmann tuk

contributes a typical German article to the Holwcg and Lloyd_ George will speak the word for gl;

c

Times Mu uzine of retent date The title. which the century is ripe -and Germany more than hes

zo fp.1c. Discount.. l

1'i_i¢l_i_u_i_r'c _i_)i_i_rii1g R`o_c_im Tgble _ ' _c-__

.. .. .. .. 8§|lf'§§:07§ Cul! *Dl_lco_uut

ziiidusd-_Dining Ronin frshisg, r_iié‘_§_i_;i'__it;fz2.oti%sitd 26.00 i elm” Cllf‘"et'1iii§'iig.a sado - . __ 29 94°- 1 Pa§l‘o_i_'0 China Cabinet, all giass,’Maiig. ,Cash Dkcmmt

. The above list covers all that is left. The prices

' ` Cimlfllan Clllllll givensareyat least 25 p.c. less than todays prices and

rn., nnnnunssnsnt .tint the unvsrn- with our 20 p.»c. off its worth your while to invest.

|-IEQF3

I am Sir. etc..`

' " _ ' V|S|TORL'_

(Pat. plea-se copy.) with which Sir Thomas White .bas 1

` C ' d th

N AGED |S|_AN|) POETESS ligliiliiistii`§nii)§i‘l'i"i'§'§n§'niiii yinnm _

' With the industrial dislocation _and _ _ V _, , _ ,__

near pimic that _followed the first . 0 __ '

..';:..'.;::'°“i?‘..i:§°2:i:."fi::i.:'°:.i -- - - a- =-~ 1896---Tweiilielli You -1916

_ ` th

mmeislde. who is 86 years of age. Dogma" where it rs prwmrarry fm?

OUR RECRUH-s_ cing every cent of Canadian w r e -

oc o w _ < i ‘ "' . e Borden Government is no_w in a - , it 11' -af

f rt I I I I i U i T.

G . - 0 ' » ' . _ _ '

have ren you an behind us _ _,Liberal .leremiahs whose vision can- 0 a X I

rally round the standard

Of the flag that made us free.

Europe Notwithstanding these attractions For

these nations are not going to be iii it

Alnd now, eommueq the professor, as the Se A departure has this year been made in the Sunr 'Ng year of Woe am] terror d,eS_ emmerl wrth blood, mer Qchool for teachers iii introducing a' series ,of For the third year of \\ar begins which we all feel Eames and llllllellfs “ol 0lllY f0!' the P¢\'50U3l bellelll ‘ T bring an end to the tariiage, ue cannot help ask of the teachers themselves as a pleasant relaxation Mfr with trembling lips what will come after 7' His ll0m Sludy but lo enable lllelll t0 Sel lllf Pace lll T

,S just what “e had hoped before the war, er healthful games and recreation for their pupils. An Tl;

firm alliance of Anierica, Great Britain and Ger llmll” each daY» llllel' legllllll' Classes, ls deV0l@d 'l0 Th

many sport games and athletics on the college grounds. The

There “as little of this hope expressed before the “lea Wlll mmmend llsell lo all who are llllereslell ln 1

war, but it will be remembered uith a distinctness that the “l°lk °l Ulll' 5°l'l00l5~ H¢allllfl1l €X€l`Ci5¢ iS 2 H0- , . must be painful to the professor, that the very op Cffslly i0 the }_'_0uir§ and it is essential that their piiysi' “lag ‘;_r'rl;f“,§,;of;";_';;“§el;‘;°}‘orth ;’;“l°“‘l °l lllllllllllg * Wllll "°“lld lllf’ A VISIT TO HALIFAX IN EXHIBITION TIME posrre was expr-eesed after the war be an True there ca exercises s ou be prudently supervised and direc As written in Thy Book. ~ i

were some maudlm expreherons of frrindehrp rowarde tedld Genres andhcoptcsts of skill and strength by the --i------- _Seventies have reached it point never

the U ,re States err _ cii ren rom t e ouiidatioii w rk ` i

it d wh that nation became threaten 0 "P0" Which lllff v _ ,

mgly angry over the emkmg of the Lusrrama and the co operation of after years is to be carried out, and ' 0"' "“"°""l "ed" ll’ l“‘ll°.“l°‘l 'by' ' A E D -- murder on the hrgh seas of some hrmdreds of her em these, like all successful and beneficial co-operation, éh__i;_el:_‘§_e':_l‘t?; mcy_if_:i_lle___r_i_i_e___i;_i_i:t;i_i_::_a:_i n 1 t -- zens, but alliance with England ' \Vith t‘he haberdash must be calrled olll lll 3 Pl'0P@l' m3l‘\"¢!'- - ~ "

ers or the Thames, ,r “nth Lngrands contemptlble This afternoon, as stated yesterday the students 8

- - . . been re _

little army” ll This surely was an afterthought-long of the Summer School wlth mel' Professors Wm glve lriml(lllwingoll§;rB,;:i’ness Kon. .. after a demonstration in games and athletics on the college Sandton, Ifroui' his son. Elmer, now in “;!°"1d‘ “ld lm’ Wm Sl’°°° J°“m°l Midway and ?°°d amusement features'

. . . . tl'

The professor does not, even in his advocacy of grounds to which the p_ublic are invited. We trust tl-ig hospital ;__h__Wv1:_l:_e_r M___________ H0s_________ ,md Dy __ _ _

this Peaceful a]hance_ nee above hls Inherent hatred or citizens will show their interest in the work of the Whiichurch, W" in me ‘N2-W Y°rk mnkel' r M' MCF- HALL:

England He forgets his lofty theme occasionally school by belll8'Pl'@5€Y1f- _ Near (égr_¢::_ff,Wa_e___ and lapses into such sentences as these Yes, even

England s contempt for America has broken outl again. P Def" Father: ll i lot ku w m

i and America is at the eiid of its patience with a nation

. . . . - little in a few days. I can walk a, b

which destroys its mail and its trade with the neutrals The Llbelal OPl_)05lll0¥1 U1 the Legislature havin!! rrme new but am pre", shaky yet 8

d humble; lt by its blgmkllsls ’ admitted the necessity for increased revenue to meet but I Wililgei 0V0\' that liter 2 lit-U0 o

The causes which led to the war the professor tou- llle Will '3XP9ll<lllUl'e flllll llavlllg Elven lls lmllmlled dYal,lylit(’mfIirlililu(i;\lsn(iiheiJi Iwilililavieliospifgll 8'

_ _ . _ » ll

ches only indirectly Germany did not know it was 5UPP0l'f i0 b0i‘r0Wing the necessary money for that b°f0\'° I 8° l>H°l¢ 1° Franc* Well- l t

ustralia is actually seeking to borrow ' H Y

money at a high rate of interest in the

ondon market to finance public ,

works, the Dominion Government has estricted ptiblic enterprises to thoiio'

which are absolutely necessary for maintenance of national growth.

our King and for our Country

We take up arms again'

righteousness, our watchword, hall evermore remain.

the King of Kings decreed it hat right. not might. shall gain, matter what the purchase, iiough countless lives be slain, hough sad hearts tell a tale,

e sheet that has recorded hall evermore prevail.

y Might, oh God of Nations,-

Thy-Will we still lmplore; Teach Thou that nations’ warfare n time shall be no more,

That swords shall be for plowshares,

.luly 18, 1916.

itsvt a few nes o you o that I am improving and hope to be up r

the Huus. We could sea the remains 8

shell it day’ after day. ilt was about a

devil scared out or us one hiiniut sud.

isush about it‘tlie next. s1tli'oug&___,we= may lis_,ya_ been within an ace or sg' killed. 'llfll ltrilllge how _Q pgrggg bg-' comes hardened to seeing his com. redo blown to pie_c_es and living in _the midst of blood and death. I lhave leon sighfl in the blood-stained troll. ohes of Flanders that I will never, hover forget. if the people at imma could sem the real liorrors of thebat.. l'§';'i°i."' i.°.’i"3."l"t “.2 "°"‘°i’.i’i.“£'

. it ii t war_w ' ~

_ 3|", IWIIJY over before the 106th reaches th( ii_r- _

"*- _ ing line. Well. l will close iiow._“‘}'" '

Aus. s.- Discussing tin -Hoping this viii find you sit snloy.

of British shlpowners ans in! the best of health , the Times calls atteii As ever.

amount of con- ~ 111,313.

have

country is on the verge of bankruptcy _ _

that our credit is being destroyed, I Wethe -' 0 Y ~ f I e s

` that the recent taxat on measures t J

built a wall around the country ex- 8 I . 0 S a

cluding trade. that we are spending _i , ' money “llke a drunken sailor," and _ 1 ` it that the country is being bled white by

"”‘““"“' i Plan . _to See the FAIR. in

‘ports has reached a highwater mark _ _ _ _ _ in the history nicnnfsdsrsiion; reach The dates for the Great Provincial Fair at Halifax are ed a higher total in the month of June

ii‘;i°’" '“'°"°`“‘°""°’ °' SEPTEMBER 13th ti Z1 t I

aunted prosperity.

_ F d_ Bela he fiscal year 1914-15. Arid while

- - ` . _was an ra.nce~.an um ovei A

comingl Had she known Germany would have pre PUFPOSC l0 be l'¢P3ld ‘ll PH" by the returned soldiers, 9| M mom" B d 1- lmnk 1 was rm

it li y

pared by provmgnmg herself for yea;-5 llke 3 fort,-ess the Patriot has commenced a series of spasms with a l“°l"Yl°°°°“‘P"lll°lll¢ llll °llll‘“l l-lm°- L

She could have d0n¢ yi eaglly her lack of pl-epafa- view to justifying Mr. Bell’s action. Spasm One ap- had mme Prem' n.lll'°vvr;'1r°h"°°'b“t I

_ escaped very well en we went r

tion uas lier misfortune it would have been avoided Peilfed _Y@Sf@fllHy. the main feature of which was me over last year we were`sent into the _

if the German Government had known a year, or at "1lSl@3dilig assertion that the Dominion Agricultural mlrzmagluctssglrslnlglfoigilisagd' lint:-otllisd least a month before th'1t the break would come Gmlll Was lllclllded ll' gellefal l'€V¢nU€~ A mere tyt'0 9°"°“l°ll °l the “'°°d°' P“"l °f lll° h 'llie editor of the Berliner Tageblatt, is now in jail ill politics knows differently. The Agricultural Grant 330:15; llgrirlgélllfgsvxrhlglllgnwlgsfrgg for making tht follouiiig statement The declara <l0@S "Ot go to general revenue, 1|; is Spegfically ear- the side of the hill. lt was there that h tion that this war was inevitable and that Germany marked for educational purposes and cannot be diver- lnmgglglmzk glfflgllglgllthingzil tglili l

s forced into ii unprepared and against her will can ted to any other purpose. Therefore spasm One prov- “ll” Y°“ “°l'°" 'll‘° fl‘°“ll°l' "llll° P

not be supported except by the most extreme rti es ineffective ` Franc” “ll“l"‘ Th” “°°"°"”l"°v"“ l°

Pa M i , i i - -

zans Undoubtedly the conflict could have been avoi ' an nes which B n the hands or

fl d h l-| of the once beautiful town from the le ad t e government desired to avoid it and doubt ,mms une. we wmched our armrery ess it would have been had the Reichstag been taken '

l th ii , _ mile away and the Germans would m °T___;_f`°;_l_llc‘l'i‘_l_“_;l 2;__‘;:_'_:“:¢f* F Does the Berlin newspaper that believes “there h_est_ I3 o_i_i;__i_nto gps iteids when they

t t ory ierniiiii statements can be no end to th t l f` ' S 9 'll' ° 5 “S °l°W“' 0ll1°l"»°Wl_“'

and that of thc editor, who is iii _|ail for makin the h lf l e S rugg.e un ll _the soil of Lnglaild "9" l'°"° were Metem' Sl' 'lan' CW' t latter _S S____p0____d by Om__a_ __ _\ 8 h erse , aso, is saturated in the life blood of its bell, and Fteti-§._ ilu February this

» apers now n0\vn tot e l ' - - year 'wo were s fted to another part

\v0rld Herr Professor 15 makmg the most of an ex §§)?1l;;mr;-3);-_;s§t:_ tg? sen.gn;em,I.l;ad;r0f the kmmg of of the line at Yllres. Whew! _ lib!

n ceedingly bad case and the re rettable t f lr ral-S' e ood thus spilled was hill luxllethn was B regular hw -i E Par o it, the hasn t helped the Teutonic cause much -Springfield °“ e" ' 6 junk th” me 1°" t .5 part that until the present eiieratio d h , ` l’l'°“3lll “P l'°l' 50 Yell" WM U10!

h g ll an l B "ext “ ‘ll R9PllbllC3" over at us- there. Arch Campbell and

_ _ Bavte passeidéiway, will prevent the alliance of Great ______)x( ' - r went _l_po_§t_i;ig_ fo; water, and were t

ri am an ermany, is that liis statement is not ii-ue Germa n . ll ““ ° ° ll °“l l“'° l'°°l ‘l°°l’

ny s crimes have to be punished - her victim, when we heard it big shell singing

Am alliance between Great Britain and Germany have to be mdemngfied. she has to be ren'de`|_ d - throiizh the air towards us. We drov-

is for the present and for a long time to come, un tent to re eat her ar ,_ ___ _d d _ e imp0_- pod dat, and it landed just a shout i thinkable (icrmany as at present constituted has those aiml; have bee eero 3” 'anhsea piracy' Unm Ellllliiglgnavlivlltlost Hboiiilstzgillokgiir meld: l proved herself unworthy of the respect of the civili idea of peace andw seéulfe .wes all not_tolerat_e th_t drum, and the ar, was erred 'MZ zed world, slie has shocked humanity she has lied could must f' P0 evernment that flirted with it :‘r;_y_'r_dst:_i:_i_¢_t_i;a_:i_;l _p_i;i:_ c_i_r_ sht_a_:lé__lft tjgig; _ oilicially to lier sister nations, slie has broken every siid ll or a Single da~y'- G?-rman-y' as we have '°"°w°‘l "ll" °“° “D Wllll 0”; Dil-Y raw or God and or ____t_on_ (re _ B < , wi not believe these intimations just now. But lllofonllld thoro we were hiissllis tho

1 a ritain will make it will penetrate her imprisoned intelli b d _ ground and expecting every one to

alliance witii a nation for which slie can have no that such and no other is th ' 'fi genccf y agrees :limemmiack ‘iii ltoplmlii us” It was

C ` 8 08 BIC D '

:i?|Pecr§» fora nation that she ctiii only despise and that remorselessly rising instead oflinaliicnincfholzlififlons spent' WB wergm lrlshhiggé' 8:3;

st e crushtd W hen the rulers” wh h ' ° ' -' V-* vro_were awinlly scared.)_. My_.hsir".

o rus ed into Pall Mall Gazette ' egg. my gall ,l|‘ me “me 'nerrr gi*

-» A ~ - - -_ ~ _ hive somahr nisiiis. we get the

led by unnecessary taxation. 'I‘.hi~. war measures of the Government were deslgined to bear upon those who ad either done well out of the war n a_business wa'y or else ~were‘in. a osition to boar liberal taxation. ' They were not intended to and have

not 'borne heavily upon the masses F d H T ‘ __ while agriculture is exempt from 'ali 0 » ' pecial impostsz - ~. ' , -

he national situation reveals -tlie Do~. '_ _ _ ~ i minion in a state of exceptional pros- perity Our industrial, condition was

I

never stronger `or more promising. L H f Y

There is scarcely an idle factory be- '

ween ~1-iolifax -and Vancouver. Un- employment is practically unknown, and wages are thediighost in the hie- ory 'of Canadla/n labor. Farmers are

producing more and getting more for

what they produce than at any time n the past. Earnings oi our trans portatlon companies are enormously n excess of other. years. Bank de- posits by the people are the 'greatest on record. And all indications point o one of the most successful and big-

gest crops since 1911.'

-'Unlike Sir Wilfrid Lau rier in days gone by, lie Borden Goverhment does not claim o be the sole fountain and source oi'

this gratifying national prosper|ty._ _

Bogie of it is due to conditions brou-

ug t on by the war, some of t to tht V

genius and enterprise of éiinadlaii' _ on . Bl°ck.‘and Pulley.

buafnessfl s great deal of it to our Dflllklnl CUP! °t¢°e Utcv

splendid national resources, all of ii, ' .

gripiariiymso a bouptifiii providence. _ " u e vernmen can la claim to ` ‘ having f_ol_tered by wise and beneilci- F & ‘

011! I lil l\ Itrstion the natural rowtb » ‘ ` `

or a country and people richly gndow. < vd¢t0¥|8 ROW ‘ ,' ; .

ed, with natural resources and the in- ' _ ` " télllleuce to develop them. " - ` T

Ladies' and Gent|ettl__lenn’s'_ Cushioiiette

»-----ii Boots for Sore. atiltl"I`il'cd

t carry them outside the limits of elr party continue to wail that the ' » '

.WHAT ARE THE FACTO- _.

Oiir trade both in imports and ex- I

The Government‘s tariff measures '

untry has permitted oi' the highest

mports trade in our history, and our, - IS WORTH WH1LE_ _ ,

eamed of in the days of Laurier’s i _ ._

iailure," on -the British market. Can ' ‘ ' ' ' mn Government Mm" ear bonds Great Exhibits in various departments.

are selling above par in ililew York. ' .uprse Races every day wot? seems' ,-~q~i,m in no other country in the Five Acts and Novelties to interest.

Gently- "that 0°" \1°"°W HI m“°h= Low railway ares, You should come.

borrow it as chea l as Canada

-1. ' ‘ ~

sxsncisine. izcououiv. tt ___ _ Manager and Secretary, '»

S

The charge that Canada is spending A oney recklessly and without due

egard to conditions is given the lit f -

y the official records. The financial r i si -is tatement for the first three month: ~ ' ‘ i

f the present fiscal year will shou Y W t G d S

shrinkage in domestic expenditures '

s compared with the same period of _ _

' Winter Hottie

y_ou__make no_m1stake when you investigate the merits of rainor’s sanitary hot-air heating system. ` ‘ Steady, reliable he_at,_ with proper ventilation, on even the cold days of _winter is assured every home that has Trainor's system installed. _ :_

Today. ,when the _work of installation would bother you

least, is the proper time _to see about a system of the cold winter days that are coming.

Nor is it true that Canada is being '

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'ExczP1'ioNAi. Pnospsnirv. _' - i- - I - --i-¢-'=---

'rho truth is tiistii colin' 'surrey' oi ,; _ _ _ A ' “° ‘ I' “

. ` . ’

' _ i Haying Supplies _

To Bet the hay in without trouble' or ‘loss of.

you have to have owner equipment-and this is the place toget that equipment. ~_ » '

Here at Fenneli & Chandler’s--the Farmcrlsllatdware

Store-you are always sure of getting the right quality and _ the lowest prices. Come here for your '_

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