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And I KNOW for I've tried them alL For a cool, fragrant. satilfVlPI lmokhglve me MASTER gvery time. Try It once — then you'll know the pleasure of nmoking real tobacco.

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Figures That Tell Their Own Story

o'r'ri\wA, sl-pi. ix~~Al llit- r», (‘llufvl-ilnro

L‘(!ll|_ Fzittlllplllyllll-ut Honllilrahle .I. A. Robb said tllatl (‘anlla was doing wclt. A llltli- latter,

hl- g1 l jolt wilt-n ’l'0ul Monro, Pro-u, sillvllt of the ‘Praiius. and Labour (‘ollgl-lss, said that lhc illli-lllpiuy-V innit situation was sl-r oils \_jl\l1liEll' to uarlallt a spl-cIal sc in of Par. llilIllL'Ill_ Canada should do wcll, for >llll has lliir natural I'l*SUIII‘\IHS.l which, if fully iIcvollpi-d at liul1l\.',. would banish llllt:lll])l(.\_\'IliUl1l.' llilll show"? 'I'aIl»- savings dcpos in cIlarl-. t rill Ilaulc, ilhcll thc King (lOVvPIl f lucllt cllluc Into office it this cud (If 154131, thl~ savings .l.i_ ‘auadian cilartJ Efvll hanks \\'i:l‘l’: $1.2~ltl,llIJT.tlil-l. All

Ilatfi Pill-allay Eclipse Cloche

liiil-i- llliifl: lli_t' Paris llllitlltélllh“ arl- staging a iri-Illliy’ prl-pliri-d rt! wilutioil a lll~l Illll p-rcluiilil l'lIll'll(‘. w 'l'h for thl- last f--w sl-a- .0“,- lias crllirdllll cvi-ry other chap t"lll out of lhc |ll('l.lll'\', alld, from oarly indications, thcii- ll-"ewcd ci. forts w II hl- rclaliviely successful. \\‘Ilil~h docs not lilcan that thi- cltlclic is about to fadi- Illlo a quick oblivion, but rathi-l‘ that it will now hl- rolilpelIi-il to sharia llil- sptillllélll with hals of llifft-rcllt lypl-s.

'l"lli Si. (‘loud (‘llilntry l‘luh, bl- i-allsl- of its sol-ial inlporlziucc. Ilas, (‘Ulllfl to he our lll lll!‘ most siguifie| callt fashion t't'llll'l“.‘ of tho pri- Ailtililill llllllll‘. llilll lllll lllilliucry l‘_\']llIbll(.'ll at this resort llcfinitcly

thl~ i-nd of June, 192i, two aild line II-Urppasw U“. SW1“, “mid, w,“ H. hall‘ years latt-l; thl-y war.- uuiy mummy ‘n, ﬂdnpn.“ f," n,“ um] Sldhlbilltiﬂttil, or a dccrcasi- i“.ill,,.,._ A, H“, mop“, "O10, S‘ Nllllllll- Tlllll ‘l"“l"'ll”“ “mllilllllll-hl-s iliauy iilcdililil largo llatsl llll ll llllll“ of lll“ lam mm lhci\\'t‘lt noted in sailor alld (ilOClltll (llivllflillltllll. during lhc lllltifflllhnl-ql“ 1,108,, ha“, Pa" “my bcl, lllllll “lll l-lllly ﬂmhoulhllllo w llwl c lll ciilllllt sou with thli lwlllll" ‘ll lllls “Gunny i“ lull-Yrs!iBXIITIIIPlV small out that huvc “lll ll“ lllvll lllllllls‘ ll w” m.“ ‘lninlfliliﬂrll all‘ ulilch worlr really tht-yl

S’! \\'t!ll, \\‘lll'l‘i‘ has lllWlilOliPy gone Oui- of the lNlSl l'\'lIlt'll(J4‘>-1 of prll~ spcrlty is growing savings di-positsf

Ililililillg pl-rluits arc zlnothcr ill» iii-x of Wllitllivl‘ Illlsillcss is good or ball. ‘villi, what do thc liovcrii- lillilifs owll fgiirils shim"! Thtf)’ sit-w that the vaiuc of Pﬂlilll“ llll 50 cities dilrllig lhl‘. first scvl-il tnouliis of llIlH was lowi-l- by 11h‘ Iiltl‘ c: nt than ill the ctll'rl~sptlllilll1f!‘ lliolltlls‘. of lilflil, 11ml lll’ lll-ll l'l‘l'l rout llilll ill I54 ‘l. 'I‘hc valuc " building pliinli ‘ for tllc 1' i‘ ﬁ"\"'lli mouths of tiff‘ PM" ‘W?’ ‘llllyi upproximatvly Siilldjiilhillli), And this supposed l‘. lll- a growlig cllillltry.

Nil wondcl" our lliillllillll lrllil"‘*lll“ll|

ill-l. glyllg ti. lllll l'liilcli Sllllvié T]... Ijllpflfllllvﬂi of l.:lililili' litziir cs also show lilat lllll lllilllll)i‘l" lll ulil-inplovl-il ilili-Illg, .Iiliy llilll-off" by litjjilfl, If llIP umillry was riot"? S,’ ‘W11 y‘ “inn-jug Wllillil hi» ltilllfik on llildl raibw thall discilarglljll lll""l‘ Millard’; Liniment for Rheumatism

IIIIIITIIIN SALE

AT (TORNWA JL

I am instructed. by Kathleen Nic- donaid, Cornwall, to sell on Sept. 27th. the estate of the late Angus MacDonald. Oonsistinﬂ °ll Nllle milk cowls due to freshen from Se?‘ tamur uniil March, Holistein, Jer- 5¢y and Shorthorn grades. One bull, Shorthorn, 2y, years old. one P"'~" bred Shorthorn heifer Zl/z Y°ar5' '3“ Jersey heifer 2V2 Will's lll“: l° freshen December 1st, eight calves. eight yearlin s. two mares. 915ml" al purpole, t ee yea" °ldl °"‘ thoroughly broken. ten geese. f°"l' spring pig; and other articles.

Termaz-Ten months and ap- provbd joint notes.

J, A. MacDONALD. Auctioneer

(iflilloi-lrlil-Zl.

"Idélfﬁiist SALE AT MT. ITERBERT

On Wednesday. sﬂlimmb" 24"‘ “l 1 O'clock of Stock, Crop arid other article: as follower STOCK-l driving rrlllre. Kaiol. 9 head of choice "w" “l” ﬂ°°ll mun" a,‘ “pow; 4 t9 freshen in Ngvgmber, 1 to freshen March, 1 pure bred short horn reg. 7 Yﬁifii- yl-"llcn Jung 1st, milking strain. 1 heifer 2 yearn, 1 heifer 1 year. 1 pure bred bull calf 6 ‘months. reli- 5 stacks My, 2 stack: oats and other article: not, mentioned. sale positive. If stormy. flrﬁt fl" day.‘ All mo“ eattlg are choice and mllch from 40 to 50 Ibl. per day. TERMS-ft’ month: on all nurnl over 810M. 6 par cent off for cath- WM. A. McGREOOR. Mt. Herbert

J. A, MacDONALD, Auctioneer. 50259-lﬁwedfrlaatmontuos.

'tl'l' not llxl-cssircly largo, -—-?-—<r0&7~——

TOP HATS WORN IN lRELANDi

AT CALL OF PATRIOTISM

Iii‘IlI.I.’\', ‘Si-pt. 1T~ The Tail y ti-allu guillcs aulI llli-ir accolnllaliy-t lug silcizll cvcuts llavl- lll‘l‘li Pclnark- zibli- for lhc revival ill lfillﬂllil ufi tlli- tall hat. 'I‘l\'i-llty yours ago al Illllrk illoruillg coal, Slfilillll trousl tlYH ailil a tall hat ivcrl» tllc alulosl‘ vssi-utial lllliforlu of profcssitlnzll, mril, and no doctor or lawyer lliliitli Illll lll wi-ilr tlllem. Au trash-r slylc lot‘ dross gradually cri-pt ill, and furl than tell years lwcieds i-tilill ..~lll'i Ilals l’l"‘]llll('l5(| tha old digllitii-s

tlllorl-

liillll tlli- tall Ilat was rarcly sci-ll Ll-Xrt-pl at flint-rails.

Tlil- lliori- fllriilul (‘lfilllliﬁ llavc. llillw l'i'llll'lll'il, At st il lilnclioua all till» Flu-i- Stain all ls and llilll isicrs wcar thclu. As thl- Indie. pendent puts it. this ls "expressing

llloulapilito this rcry young Hlﬂltl. illl ll-i-ms of Iiltllliilfi. lll a vlllgar, illiillcru, llclllocrlilil: agl- clothcs lilllttl-i- trcillleudoilsiy, and there is llo gi-ltillg away front it. Uutsid li-rs judo.» us by appl-arallcc, liut by \\'ll-'ll wc arc, lllid patriolisul calls for thl- bi-sl show possiblo, at all such public or scmi-publir: f-Hlllllllfl."

---<o¢-~~ - iQUEEN VICTORIA'S LETTER TO 1 THE EX KAISER.

' tins-cu VJl-lrlria did not hcsllalil 'to givi- thl- lex-haiscl‘ a rap over tho ltllui-klies ivhl-n she l!0llbllllitl‘llll llc llllni'l'\'i.lll it.

Proof of this is foiuld Ill mic of llllll Quit-oil's lt‘.ll.'l"I‘S just publishcil ‘ill llll’ lilui-trcutil volillili- of dip llllllllﬁi‘ pant-rs isluli-il by the Gur- lllilli Fori-igu Oi'l'icc,"‘says tho .\Iail's lll-rlill (Yorrt-sptintliillt. ()ll May 22, 1X80, William II hall si-nt illili-i-ll Victoria a long letter lll which ho (ffillllilillll-‘il with great lllllI'l'llt!H.'<I of Lord Sllllllllllfyli! at titude Hllililflllilfiy. and especially of his t'lllltllll't on lhil Samoa (pics

lion. (Jilci-il Victoria did not rt“ ply until .Iull<-. 12, Wllill] she wrolc from Ilaluloral as follows:-

“Dcllr \ViIIiillii.-——I thank you for your lcttcr, which UnchlQArthur has sr-nt lllt‘~y()IIT other lcttcr I am Ilouud to say Iias very greatly astonished lllc. 'I can only attri- bute.- thc tonc In ivhicil you mention Lord Stllisbury to momentary irrl talinn on your part, for I cannot think you would nthorvrise have writtcnlu this wny.

‘I (Iuullt ivhclhcr a Sovt-rcign has l-ver l-lnploycd silch ilxprossion about a Prime Minister in writing to another Sovcrlgn, when r..nrv-- uvrlr that rlthcr Sovcrrign Is hr

own Krandnlolhi-r. I luysclf ﬂlilrllltli ui-vl-r liliuk llf doing anything of, llill kind, and I have mlvcr attack ,' r-d Prlucc Bismarck pcrsonally orj cnmplainvd of him, although Ii know very wcII what n very llltti-r i-nculy of England he Wull nlld all tho damage which he did."

hat was that terr MwIlI.~‘~"I trlppcd on the. carpet, and the tl-a things fcll, mzrum” "DId you manage lo savi- anything?" "Yes. mtram. I kcp‘ hold of liic tray llil right."

MAJOR W. J. BAXTER M. C.

Director cf McConnell _and Fcrgusscn, Limited, Advertising Agency. who succeeds the late M- M. Ferguson as Manager of the Toronto office of the Company.

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POLICEMAN LEARNS TO SWIM AND IS HERO AT RESCUE

\'I~I\V YORK, hi-llit. 19.~PalrtlI~ nlall .I:ilncs lfllllllllcll, of the Alexi all l‘ r .'\\'t‘llllrl Station, liltl-ulpti-ll to I"’~llll‘ a boy ill the .\Il>'.t Ilaveli lhiilal (“I've nlouthls zigo bill failed ‘wlall-l- of hi1: inability to swim. fliill l'llll.\‘llll (‘oilllui sionrr line right. tu illcllillt} instruction ill SWl-Ill‘ luilig iii lhl- cilrricllltlul ol‘ the Pu- lll‘l‘ ‘Training School‘. Itlal-ly yell- l'1"l'i.\' (Yboilui-II, with a fellow-of Ii I"'>ii'lll*(l a drowning woman at nlliinst the name spot at which his orb-Ar altiliilpit. failed. Wlfeu tVDliillll-li jlillilll-ll into thl- watt-ll,- in‘ llil‘ canal tilrcl- months agilthl-

Zllilil tllld tiiil- wierc too ‘unit-ll for llilll and lit’. l‘t'l‘llliltlil illjilrics that l:l~]" llilll ill hospital for i-igili

W! l S.

tfll-llllll-Ii was doing station dilly jfiiSiAlYllily when Iiil-utenalit Scan» Il-Il rm "rill a ti-lcphlinc call that ilrs, .\I -y Fcnton, wife of Cilpl. I_\'ul.'lil Ftliltou. of thc coal barge .\Iar_v tired tip in -thl= .\I0tt Haven Pun-lll at 125th strut-t, hall lost. hcr way in lllt‘ dark and had fallen into thr- \\‘:lIl'f' aiid ws sinking. Th" palruluian siiartod forthccanai. Hi» nil-l l'.'|lI'lli'f"lll .Io.-icpil Iillrkie and lhl y i‘tiflil'lltlll'llrf.ll‘i‘il a passing auto "nobilil allll lIiJSIUIIIHl toward thi- calla]. l

At the llicr they found u group of iucll lists-llilll; to tho crIl-s of the wlliilau, hill luakillg no atti-lupt at resriic. Illtlkc looked at ()'I)onucll.l

“Look alt that mild and muck, Jim," lil- said. "It's low tidc. 'I‘ilisi is the slilllc piacl- thc other Utic wcnt illlWlI. Iicltl-l‘ Ict tile go lilollc,‘ ' . l

" tithing tloiilg," rattle bat-it (Y-l Donal-ll. "I'\'i- taken ll-ssous slum-i thou. I'lii with you." i

'I‘hc_\' both juulpll from tho picr- alid swam toward ithc irlimall. 'l‘Ill-§

THE cnamlomrowu l

ti.“

BANAIIIANS I IN LIINIIIIN

THE OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMr MISSIONER FOR CANADA IN LONDON WEEK BY WEEK

4th. September, 1924.

- During the week ending dirt]; Scptuubcr 234 V-BlUJTB culled at the Offce out of. which 156 obtalni cd interviews and 45 registered; '_

ftt ports received at the Canadian Office state that JJ-jtlirles from Flatt-d Kingdom firms have been luadc to (Iunudhln Trade COIIIIII-SS- .ullcrs lll Great Britain during the past week for the following (laund- lllll plllductsz-~Appltes, Cheese, Evaporated Fruits, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, (Jheuliuals, Miller- iils. Uliors and Sasllies, llaths and Undcrvre-ir.

important negotiations have been carried on between the Canadian (Jfflce In London c0 operating with the Canadian Trade Colmliisulouer lll Hamburg apropos of the German ‘Parllf B.ll imposing u duty on flour

and KPH.“ which as introduced lll» to Illc Rt: llstag on the 30th. ltugust. I llliilg till! dcbatla the

Socialist ~aiid (‘omlntitilst nlcuibcr: lcft the t.‘hauibi:l' and the discussion bad to l)\' pilstpouvd for lack of u llilorlllli. 'l‘lill l((*..l!lllill\|.{ was all jnurllcli ilutil Octohi-r lflth.

'I‘Iiougil tilc President has author. lty to re open Ihc Sl-ssiun earlier, It is l.ot prohabb- that lll». will do so lu VlUW of the attitude 0f the 0p- posil on parties.

lllll- of the points which those Ili- lt'l'l'>llt‘il ill tho iILpUflIHiOIl of (‘aliadiili and Aliicricau flour have bl i-n advocating was all amend- mcul. lu thc 'l‘arifl', tahll-il before tllc Itl-ichslag adjourned authuris‘ Hi5‘ till» tlovcrlllueut to impose ililtlcs un agricultural‘ products lil\\'tll‘ llilll lhc lrl-zity rali-s of tho lll't‘rWill' 'I‘ariff» ‘

‘Plicl-l- is a possibility ‘that this lllllﬂlllllllf-tlli. may curry at the next >l~ssioli_ 'I‘ilcri: Wlll still lll! ll danger if illis llllllllltlilltllll carriers, that the iliity on wheat lll.iy ‘be fixed ill re latinu to that on fluilr, so that the latter CUflllllDlllly will he discrim- inated aga list. REDH-JSelllilllOfiS have bccn made that tho duty ou

r

Dear Sirs:

flour "be not more than 25% higher than that on wheat. I

Mr. Fredericck ii/ilcleu, lecturer’ for the League lll‘ Nations Union, has rcturned front Canada, whero, he has completed a Iccturltlg tour. iIc is at present in Geneva attend- lig the Asscnlhly of the League) atld on his return to London he has been asked to address the Cunad; ian (Jluh. It is probable that u Iunchl-on will he organist-d some‘ tiliill lll October. __ .

‘flit.- following is a list compiled] at the High (folnnlissionefs Office showing the uliuibcr of visitors who, hart» called from luoi.i=th to molithl from the beginning of March to thcl l-nll of Ailgust, 1024, llilll the llllllltll l or of ititervieuls given ouch mouth‘ during that time:-

Vis.tors Called Interviews-

llllf‘ wah- just coming in and liloimuruh _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ H 632. canal was thick with lliuddy Will.(‘l'.lApl._| _ 1077 x14‘ .\ll‘s. I-‘ieutou asgslui-k ill thc uliilLlMuy ‘ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ _ __ H 13x0 M7 I I‘ llcad was just allovc the Sill" Jmw 1045 m“ l’: tc, ilcr il-ct. wcrr last and _ 151'; 105,1 slrugglils \\'I'I‘t* making lie-r sot-t , p, “m; f.“ inwor. Hui-kl: and (Yllonncll reach. “H” ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' . "l. i-d lll(' wlluiau, but (l Iiollucl] was Tom] m‘, 6 “Hmms 72M 4mm ui-arly PXllllIISlPtl, Ilurltta was ,

“lllllllg Last wcckis (lauadiun Official

Allow was llll- sloop ﬁlilvﬁfllll‘

llavlgc. 'l‘ili~y l-oilid not. bring thi- Wltlilllll up lhalt way ivitlloilt a laildlr, and tlii- picr was too far a.\;l_\ lo drag lllll‘ lhcrl- lilrtiligli

tlii- lllllll. lilll'l\‘t' told (Vlillllncll lll li~=l~ all his strillgth lll lll-lap till; w. lllll atllult wliiil- Iic, till-strong l-r lvilllnlvr. h-trokild llililrkly Ito thi- pIlr alld gilt a ropc. Ill- llll‘I£WOfIi-‘

cud of this til (Yliotlllcli, who lastcnl-d It arimnd tilt»: drowning ilvouiauKs holly. lllIFlU, oll thc (lock oi the lull-cc, illPll Ilaulml llill‘ lll safi-t '. Willi tYDouncil ucarly doth-hull lrlllil his Iahll|'s._Illlrlli~ dcsri-udi-d a -rupc iadlicr ho Illltl found on tho barge, pIari-d thc

rllpc around his YHllIJW-DOlll‘t'flllllll and gavi- him llli‘ lulu-usury aid ifl gi-ltiillg up the ladder.

'l‘ll+- wolllall,-\vIlli. Ilusbaiill was away oll a viizit, w.l> ilfllllilitltltilll

on Ill!‘ lli-i-k illlcollsrious. lll‘. lllilllick was railcd from Lincoln Hospital. iIli lriealcd ill-l‘ for still-

iiil-rsion allil Ilrnkcu rlhs. fasted to go to tllc hospital. __f<ooaa_i_

Il wall his first. round of golf (lin- lll-r illlctllus (lrdcrs) and tlicy were

ivaitillg for llilll at tho club in the cvclrtig, “\\'cll" zlsklell 'wag, "and how did yllli gilt on?" 'i‘h~- llovicc sulilcd. "Not so Illillly‘ lll- l'i'])llt‘(l. “Anyway. I did luucl ill nun,"

All 4‘Xl.|'l‘lIlf'ly young tinll Iluprcs

sillllaillc l‘l‘.II()l‘l.i‘,]‘ was-l stint 0ft‘ lo

lIilPTVlPW’ all oxtriliuciy ili-ailtifiil and vll n young actrl-ss. leucllznlii-ll by hcr, 11H she him to ho. Ilc l-uturul-il tn his of

Shc rc~

tho chicf

llc ivas mcant

Milling News Lettcr prepared lll lllc (Yuliadian Dcpartulcut of iilini-s, was cutitlcd "Liquid Fuels ill (‘auada-" Ni-xt wlallics NPWS llcltcl- will lli- Ilulscil on an artlc t. rccciv~ cd from the Ilcpartlilcllt of lllllllls ll (Jttilwa on Canada's Illlniul: Laws,

A grout liltllly iillqlliril-s ' ‘l’ boon nladc at the High Cuiuuiis lm ens Office as to the recent regula- tions lssilcd by lhc Dcpzlrtnlcltt lll" Agriculture. at Ottawa, colllicrtling, straw, hay and other toddlers usi-d Ill thc packlugwlf goods ililpllrtcil into Uanadu. It has Ilcen necessary to g.vc widc publicity til the ri- tyuirl-uicntis of the licw Iilinisti-rial Order.

'I‘ili=. llritish applil-d lll the (

Itllupirl- (llilll has ulidiall High (Yum.

iliissluuier's O c for a list of (fuualliau vlsllols to London to whom thc British Elllvlfi! (Tlub

would wish to oxlcnd ilospitallty. Among the rcports of Ualiatllall act villus in (lrcat Iirltain which roach thc IIigh (Ioullul-ssionvrk Office is u (iramlatic llilll.‘ ‘story of a Irctiiri- ri-t-c-ntly dclivcrcd Ily Mr. W, tlriffilh, (‘alladiall (luvcrnlilcllt Iﬂuligratillll Agcut for Walcs, who put on thc scrccu u photograph of ‘ tlirtlla Wcllih farulcrs who- llavc I Iillidl- good in Western (Jllnizﬁla. ib- uicutioncd thcir rcspcctlvc nalncs among till-m being Owcn Joni-s. A . luau ili tllc aildii-ilcc zlhollt 8U yours of ago llillckly rose, waIkl-d down tlic ci-ntrc, slowly udjlisti-d his ‘spcttilclirs and look llg at tllc pic lurc on thii scrccn uskcd which . was Mr_ .Ioncs. The lecturer point-

fi and wrote all tJIllllllSlHSllC l“l llllll "lll- ll-‘lkllli-i ll llil ""1"" l" story. Auloug uthcr things, hc said llllll-‘llcll lll lll“ llllllxllllllll~ "viii" that Iii-r ‘silapelly. illluiniitlvi- fcct “lll lll" "lll "Illll- he l5 "IY ~

wcrc clad lll what ulilst Ilavi- blicu

falrylloots."

The last two words appeared as

fF‘!‘I‘yl)OllI.H."

GIN PILLS

FOR THE

KIDNEYS

Deranged Kidneys may in time lead to serious illness. If you detect any symptom take Gin Pills. They will

I'- . “ re ILVC you ‘g.

and I have not sccu him for yours." Tho photograph in quoslirlll was takcu by Mr. Griffith illmsi-lf ilurrg a rccent tour In Canada in the coilrsc of which he obtalni-tl litany pictures of Welsh men sult- lcd on their Canadian farms,

Altothtw-eamlgrntion story ls that of thc rcccnt (lf-Jpllflllft! from Iro- Iutid for (Junada of u Gliiwny fum- fiy consisting of father. motillir and ninc children, bound for one of tllc Wrlstorn Provinces. The family which is possessed of a good di-ul of capital hopes to tllkc up lurid In thc ncar future after il-avlng ucllulr. l-d thc nclzessury experience llli to lucrli conditions.

Nild-Wilal color are you going til pntn your house.

Ted—— ell, It will edther be grow-n with whlto shutters, or white -wllll lzrncn shutters-I can't make up my wife's mind-Life.

debts.

beiilg included.

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Herriot May Have To Break Promises

PARlS, Scptenlbcr 15.~~SIlico hit-l 1 . 1 ‘ l

ri-turu from (lcncvlr Vllltilliljll;

llerlnot has been devoting, llm. .

to lllH fluunclai situation ul‘ tl"ru.lcil (iovertililcut. It is uniti- sluljf] he has uucouutercll sciuulih‘

obstacli-s tu carryilit»! "lll hi: cit-c: lion DYOIILSB to repeal tho ..ll PL‘! cont, Increase in taxes which lcd to the defeat of the Poillﬂlliu (lovcrnlucnt. II Ilerriot rolleills these taxes he faces tllc necessity llf replaclnlg them b)’ ‘lllltllll’ Beneficiaries of a change Wolllil ll“ those who pay Inconle taxi-s on small salaries. _ _ ‘ ‘ ~ Despite the optimistic claiuls oi’ llilrprctlecessors tho premier tllitlﬂ the French budget this yﬁﬂl‘ Wlll have u deficit of between one» and two billion francs, which would have been much larger ilud it not been for the inicrcascs llolncurr. forced through Parliament, How- ever, it should be polntctl nut that, this year for the first time since the w-lir the budget curries all ex- penditures of the Government. lll‘ cludillg those for reconstruction, wh.ch in past years have been carried separately from the budget llilll labelled recoverable BXIW/llll- Itures. ‘Phebe sinus alnounit to sonic night. billion francs for thc curl-cult

yenr.

The total budget this your stands at 29,659 million francs, whereas the tax receipts are estimated at. Iletwecn twentyvscvcu and twenty- ulght und Lt half billious- Of this anioiinl some fourteeni llllllClJS can be charged to the running expenses of tho Govvernment, inasmuch as the budget before the war was around five ‘billion francs th-Is duels, not indicate an ucrellse. consider-

- ing the lowered pllflihﬂiilllg value of|

the franc. The rest of the midget, goes for reconstruction and Interest‘ on deibt. \

Of course the bfg fiscal project of the Government ls a consolida- tion Ionn to turn Into long term securities the floating debt and short term commitments which con. atltute a serious danger for the treasury in the event of ‘ll panic- Thls debt stands at 86.958 millions. hilt Includes twcntythree billions of paper money advanced by the Bonk of Francefand therefore the

flolltfng detbl, under consideration] may be regarded all slxtyfour illllion paper fr nos. This In com.i

polled of treas ry bonds of 2.557,

millions. minor commitments milk- Ing up ihc rent, While tho Govern-

ment had planned to begin the consolidation early this fall the propect will he held In ubeyance,

until after ‘next month's promised conference on the Inter Allied

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Sllrmon, "IPm-glvenelill." Rev. Gordon H. Butler, Pastor t

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Hymn, "My Father Looks Up to Theo”

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COST OF REARING GRADE DAIRY CATTLE (Experimental Farm; Note.) What. docs ll cost to rear a dairy calf to out’. year of age? 'l‘hls qlleg. tiou is fliiillicutiy asked by lhc. stock ilrcl-dcl- and llgilri-s have been collected ;ill the Plltpt-lfllllﬁlillll Farm, ‘Nllllllllii, N.S., during the past. scvcll yllilfli along ‘this lino. -t (IPpl-lltls vi-ry largely on

‘ . tors: (l) How the stock ls hi-cd; t2) The price of feeds lll tho district; (Si) The kind u; (l...

velnpulcliit ilesirelh-ls a weil-grown|

ltﬁliel‘ wanted. One that will llllvli size and coilstltiltloll and can con- sume plenty of feed and ulakc good use 0t‘ it; or calves that. will be til.- size of yearllngs when they have rclirhed two years of age. Tlllyre arc too ‘mlluy of till-lilo lust-tiled. itiunell heifers in the country tu- dliy; tilere are heifers tilree years old that do not weigh as much as well grown ycarlluga. That kind will very seldom, Il‘ ever. make u

profitable cow, for once n calf is’

stilutlxl, It is stunted not only Ill growth hilt production us well, The livcrage feed charges for the pnl-lt four years were till follmvs:—- Wliolu milk, $2.22 per (fwlln, llklm milk, 20 cents per cwt., meal mix- turl.‘ $2.21 pcr l:w‘t., roan; 32,31 pg)‘ tun; llay $12.92 pcr ton; green fol-d 5-7-40 per ton. and the costlier Iit-Ifer lit one your of age w,“ $515.02. AH a comparison, lll.) n5. tires collected for 1913-14 are also licliit: given no followsz-Whole milk $1-75'per cwL. skim milk 2Z0 ""115 lull‘ OWL. meal mixture $1 Del‘ ‘CM-l mo" $2 per ton, hay $7

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ll'"' "m. 8W1"! llletl $2 licr ton, illo- lll-irt-a 20 ce.n-t.s per gallon and cost lllPl‘ heifer $31.25. 7 The iced cost is llluloilbtcdlyl il ‘largo factor Ill feeding stock its‘ Will lllf itotcd frolil the prci-i-dillu llﬁllltls. IwVcl-thlms It pays to food Ytilllis‘ stock wcll lf profitable rl-. ,tttrns am to be expccltctl from Ill-l!!! latter up us dairy l-.lw,,,_

I _ The calf should have willllc milk ,lor at least ttlte ﬁrst lllolith, till-n lmlillllslliy the whole milk can Ill- lr-llilctid and skim liiiik silppliril ill Its place. If the whole ‘lnilk call l"! Flihred it will pliy to glvc llil‘ calf l.ll.lf whole aild Iialf skim liiilll until ll roaches the ngepf rolll- lll six mowtila. -If tilts is not prlssibll», till», culhsbould have good flilllll |llklnl milk up to haven Ul‘ right months ‘wt least. At the end iii‘ til/c or three weeks, lilo calf shiltrd TPCQiVI) a little meal ‘made _l.p or (Sill) 301) pounds bran, 100 pouuls tlI’I|.\ll('(l mils. and 5U pounds (jll uikv. At. tho end of six weeks it lvlll consume one pound and thiw may be gradually increased tlp to 2%: t0 3 pounds by the time thil 0111f is 10 to 12 months of age, A small quantity of good clover hay should bc supplied to the rliIv-n~l' affcr they are two or titres weeks Old-l By following tills nlethoil of leetlllll; at the Dominion Expiri- marital "Farm at Nuppun, cra-lu yearling heifers (Aynshlro and Hill- litein) have attained a weight lll 600 to 870 pounds at onoycllr of 111:0, i W. W. Baird, Superlntendcnl, _ Experimental Farm, Nlpplln, N.S.

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