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and elye they lift- right out

Because style decrees that women

_crowd end buckle up their tender toes in high heel footwear they suller from corns. the-n they cur. and trim at these lpsinrul pests which merely makes the icorn grow hard. This suicidal habit irnay caused lockjaw and women are wsrne t stop it

-ghgorigmai 1nJury,_ but be- cause serine get into the wouud_ and cause blood

gunning. In every home

' re should be a bottle of

Our TYIQU ANTISEVTIC SOLUTION

Prevents infection. hastens lwsling and is of constant value as a mouth wash,

_ gargle etc.

Price 25 cents

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,one applied directly upon a sore corn 'gives quick relief and soon the entire corn. root and all. lifts out without pain. Ask the drug store man for s -quarter of an ounce of freezone, lwhich costs very little but is sui1ici~ ent to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one’s feet. .1 . This drug is an ether compound and 1 dries in a moment and simply shriv~ els up the corn without inflamming or even irritating the surrounding tissue. or skin. Clip this out and pin on your wife‘s dresser.

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lflren James A. Garfield was pres-

idcnt of lliram College. says Cl1r1s~ ti-a11 Register. a man brought up his son to be onterel as a student. He \\-.rnted the boy to take a course shorter than the regular' one.

"My son can never take all those

studies," said the father. “He wants to get through more quickly. Can't _\‘t\1| arrange it for him?"

"Oh, yes." said Zlir. Garfield. “He

1-an take a short course-1 it all de- pends on what you want to snake of him. When God wants to make an oak lic takes u hundrcd years. but llc takes two months to make a s-nlasll."

harioltetown Driving

' Park Tenders

'l`crult-r's will be received by' thc u11-

dt-rsigned up to and on Wednesday the ltlth May instant at his ofiice in (,7lmrlottcl.own_ for building bleachers in i'ro11t of and at the east end oi` thc Grand Stand and removing root' of Grand Stand.

Specifications- and full particulars ill be given on application to the un~ ersigncd. The lowest or any tender not neces-

sarily accepted.

Dated this 7th day of llluy A. IJ..

1917.

fo

By Order. C. R. SMALLWOOD.

Sec'y.Treas .

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- NOTICE

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RE LORD STRATHCONA

I urn clianging the time uf leaving

ironic with Lord Strathcona_ from 'May 'ith to May 15th. as it is lin-

possible. to travel- the roads at pres- en _

M. .-\. WHITE.

382,5.8M41lpt\.

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For Sale at '

_A_ Bargain

Ten room residence on Russel St.

Mr. T. B. Grady, Railway Super'in~ tondeut. large grounds. consisting of four beautiful building lots. shade and fruit trees. etc. Apply to

Sunrmerslde. owned and occupied by

the selective draft of Americ~.\'s young men and its iasurance awaits

only action by Congress on the con- sc ption bill. - - The urgent demands for an sr-mv

accentuated by appeals from the French and British com-missions for-I troops in France led conferees on the draft measures to speed up their work today. Senator Chamberlain hoped to obtain agreement on the

bill before tc<nl_geh_t and-report lt out tomorrow. The are 'wide difference on the three important features of the bill, covering age for draft. army prohibition and the Roosevelt divis- ion amendment. A compromise wiU be reached gn the age question. pro- bably fixing the age for draft be- tween 21 and 30 years. Undoubtedly. however, the1'e_will be a big iight on the prohibition and Roosevelt divis- ion amendments. ‘

WHEN WASHING BRUSHES.

Try greasing the -backs of your

ebony brushes before washing them in ammonia. The grease will keep out the ammonia. if you do not leave them in the water to soak. Petrole- um ointment is the easiest grease for you to apply. Rub it thoroughly into the wood. and then. when the brushes are washed and dried. rub oil the pet-roleum ointment and poi ish the wood.

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to Native Belle. 2.06%; Ferino. 2.051/3

2.041/1, and Day Spring, 2.091/l.

best bred stallion in the- province. Mo ko blood breeds on.

Terms $1o.00 for the season. lfsua

J. H. G. MURPHY. Owner,

215 Great George St

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Bay Staliio 1 Nutwood

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Kclrtucky bred stallion. hall' b1'otl11:1'

there is abundant evidence in sight to justify the statement that the Liberals are purpuing a policy which must have the effect of pro-longing the

session. The budget debate has been

in progress nov for something like two weeks. and the -end is not 1:1 sight. indeed. the present outlook. is that -it wm sun no ' 11. progress' when Sir Robert Borden and his Olin-1 isterial colleagues return to Ottawa from the conference. The Libornl whip acknowledges that he has n long list of speakers and 'it is understood that several more amendments to the budget are under the consideration of the Liberal leaders. li the debate on each of these resolutions contlnuesi as long as that on the 'l‘u1-in' amc~.\d~| ment. the budget discussion will be_ continued until the dog days have; well advanced, A little spice was in- jected into the discussion on Thurs- day by the statements of two mem- bers on the question of cons-criptlon.~

he would vote for a conscription res- olution if one were to be introduccdu while Mr, D. D. Mclienzie, of' North Cape Breton. the Liberal mem-I ber. declared quite en1phatically.|

farmers as that which was now in ipower. Then he told the llou-sc that |it was the intention ol' the Govern-1 fment to again introduce and pass thei Highways Act bill. which was killed; by [hc (Liberal Senate a fcw ycar.1_ ago. This bill, he pointed out. would, provide for an expenditure ol' tcn_ .million dollars on the roads of the -1 country. which would greatly ass-ist_

in solving the transportation prob-_

I ln the effort to make political cupi-5

_tal at a. time of general sacrifice and. mourning several members of thc tjouimons charged the Govei-nn1enl with responsibility for the high cost of living. The exhibition these gentle 1 men made. was surely u degrading

of every rigbt~thinking and patriotic _Cauadian, Sir Thomas- White, how-

, utterances of Messrs Kyte. Carr-0111

and Carvell. His analysis of thc* world' situation showed not only thatg

l the increase' in rices is natural and

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return privileges. Get our free booklet. inevitable but is beyond the contro-.1

of any administration. Forty-live mil-_ lion men turned from producers into;

- consumers and destroyers. be pointed

out, creates a labor- shortage. highcr wages and smaller results from in- dustry. ' Besides- transport-.ition| troubles confuse economic condi-\ tions and endanger' c1'cdit. in view oil these far-ts is it anv wonder pr-ice1` are high” The Liberal idea semis to'

deer the wheat and potato crops, and'

out. The law of supply and demand

whose or anizin abihtv is 1-ecogmz

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_ WASHINGTON. President \\‘iison OTTAWA--lt is dlilicuit lo deter

¢_wa____. _“mm """".___“ Wm" com. has completed his proclamation fer mine just _what the object ts. but

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prohrbitionists won hands down. Th.- tctal vote polled was 3810. ol’ with-21 2,487 were for prohibition and 1,306 agnirlst This shows a n1ajo1-it_\- oi' 1.1211 for prohibition. allowing for iT

that he would vote against a resolu» 111111018 11131 \\'Gl`9 SD0l1@d- Willie Pl"- tiou of mls, chamcwl-_ 1,,C;dgm¢a||\~-_lhihitron will not go into clfect umll M,-_ Lum. asse,-“<1 that nn G0vem._Ma_\' lst, 1918. the death knell ol’ the mem had ever been so good to 1 ,bar-roour ih Hull has been sounded.

The people of ilull have de-:lar-ed em- phatically glint they will stand for the conditions which have pr-e\'uilcd there since ins-t September- no longer thnn the lttw allows". Vi-'hilc thc liquor men ure- entitled under Ihr- lnw lo continue in lmslrmss until May lst. 1918. it is understood tlmt repre- sentation: will be lnadc to thc Que- ll _eb l.cgishttu1'c b y t n1» citizens ol iiull. 1.11.11 prohibition bn put into effect bcforc thai date. and in view of tho clear-cut victory on the issue raised tborc is reason to believe that lb., repro- sentation will reccivc corlsiderutiuil. The liquor' men are amazed at thc 1-csult ol' the voting. 'I’he_v at iirst rc. fused to believe the- word that wus brought _to them by those' station'--I

B|.end.n_ yo,-kc, g_04r/4; Suver gilkzione. and deserves the condeu\na_ti~'m;nt City Hall to get the returns. The 2.08%; Tenera.2.01'»%; Real Ludy (21

surprise was not so nmch that pr1.:l11» bition had carried: it was thu! thc

Sn-od by Mono, gpandsgre of The ever. in one of his best speeches. vote was so large something llkc- 115

Harvest”-_-2_01_ prince 5481.10, is me showed the utter absurdity of tbc per cerit of the ballots cast in-1111:'

against them, Then- only colisolutrou is that "thc voice ot' the people" will not be operative for a year.

There is apparc11tl_\‘ u luisumll-1'»

standing _us to the responsibility- ul the Donlinlon und thc pl-ovinccs 1:- thc matter nl` providing for rctul-n»... soldiers. This luisundcr-standing hu-.1 arisen especially in connection with tho erupioynieut ol' thc -non who lmvc “done their bit." A ycar ago last (lc- tobcx- a conl'el-cur-e was bold al 01 tawu between the l'cdc1-al nl\tl1o1-ities. Multum Hospitals Com1niss1or1 .ind

n be to have the Government comman-ithe Govt-rmnents ul' the provinces un

the invitation oi’ Sir Robert Borden.

HX 1111008 10 Suit the Dllhl-ic. The ldeil At this coriferem-e it was decided to sounds very nice, but it won] work divide and deiluc the work ol' cur-ing

t for the returned soldiers in order that

_ --_-_ i=¥0V0l`llS~ 1112 Sit-118-1-l0ll. Tilt’ G0lTllHll2» there would bc co-operation und 4-11-

' 1 E E '_ `° odlnation so as to prevent nver-lap-

wlu Stand at R Dura!" S ed. early in the war tried commau- ping. The work of l>l'0vidi.ng cm- R0yai H0161 Stab1€S, RlCh- li`§€l’i_;llll 12_l1d__llXll'l_f; Dl'l_f]¥€S. bill S0;`J`ll=ployn1ent for these soldiers wus as

' ll 811 0110 le Dall- V€l‘Y0ll€ Will signed tothe provinces. The uilicial

mond St" Tuesday and F1 1' has gi-ven the niattcr thought knows memoranduln on that point states as

day. that when prices are kept down pro- follows:

_ BYRNE BROS 11111"-_lion drops- The farmer is like the “noch of the provinces. or <-41.1.1114.

wmzi 0l`f1lllH\'.V llldividual. Nothing en- working tlnough its central 1-om- ' <l0lll'l-|1105 hilll 10 produce like higllfmittee should assume the rcsponsi

l>I‘iC0s: nothing cools his ardor like,bility of endeavor-ing to limi cmplov- 8 fixed l0‘V Dl‘lC€- A 'Dl`lC€ Whlflh 100118' ment for discliai-geu' soldiers, wh-:_

high l0_tl1c consumer may look low upon .noir 1-otom to Corrmlo. .ut-

'_to the farmer: and the falnler con- physically and othc~r-wise nt to as

_ AND trois the situation. All expe1'ie11cc,sume such employment, All cxpcudi

Kees to iJl‘0v-L-_that the way to induce tures necessary on undertaking lb:-; _ _ __ __ , _ lower prices is to stimulate produc-1 duty should be borne by thc 111-111--!____`\_1_‘f_5_;”_:_'f_"_:_1‘___;:_"_"__|_i":_‘___l;';1___:__'_§_1_

B910" H1811 Bali 91111 Corwin H31- tigonduiagnexigeig' tgs ;v|a)i\t0|-iéénlugxlts mee); ~ _ . 'ol' lilo 121111011 nl' Uaililuliitii illuuir-ipali _ - (_. und the 2 yrs. old 'by Baron High 'Ball E’ p ' g D S' 1' T e llelielal ("Uve'""'°"" U" 'IW ties 1\1rs. ljrown and Mrs. Mt:t‘o1rna|; f “

vorld today- on the testimony of all other bland, assumed me rospou-~1-1 _' _ _

and dry. 5 to 8, warmer with rain and slcct. 9 to 13. some heavy showers. 14 to 26, clear days, continued warm with some ruin. 23 to 25, cooler. 26 to 28. cold and rain, 2ll_ and 30. heavy show- urs.

. IIIA RY OF EVENTS

T0»DAY.

Pity illulristr-ate‘s Currrt. il 11.- rn. Prince Edward The-strc. 3.15. T ami

8.45 p. nr.

Nurses’ Grudustlori. |’. l\'. I7

Hall. 3 p. ln.

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M_cKEARNEY.- 'At l.yon's Brook. N. April 28, 1917 to Mr. and Mrs. V. J. McKearney. formerly Nettie 1'. _\'iillur. Murray Harbor West. a son. Frederick Mitchell.

_ ' Dennis

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~TROTTER.- At Geurgctowrr. ii. L1_,'

on' Monday. April 16th. liannah Moore relic; of Allan Bowie Trotter. -Sugar Planter. and beloved mother of Mrs. James Robertson -Burnett.

ROBERTSON- At Mlllview. un May iltb, Mrs. Rebeqa Robertson, widow oi' tho late James Robertson. of Alex- mldrn. Funeral Friday at two p. ui.. from Millview to Pownal Cemetery.

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Llulnnuin GUVERNMENI Rluiwnvs

OCEAN LIMITED

Halifax and Montreal '

Dolly '

Commencing April liith. - No. 199 will leave Halifax 7.00 a.

m.. arrive Montr-eel,'9.55 e. m.. follow ills dl!

No. nb win mu moon-nr 1.15 p. m.

` errive Helitex 1210 s. m

elt schedule, daily. except Sun

(fommencing April 14th., ¢

J. S. HINTON

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ali clear, at Rocky

distance

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leritlme lixpreee will run on pres- '_

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Royal Book' uuiianigf

Summer-side.

224,4.2til\i6isat.tue,thur.sat,tuee,thur.

For Sale

95 acres land. 55 acres

wharf, with buildings on same, and 40 acres half miie’s-

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Point

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L- not dia" Owners.

|11 .. _ JOHN 0'lllllNf in charge.

mares before he starts racing. _ ~' 1~.-.~._~}

sotulas-Af-:gr ma ,on md ___ r-uc l 0 nz\_x_s c _ ___ dm

en by Baunock ur t Will Cullen S IIE C011 0113-

rlntionofthsiesd nandjm W" hh, _ lm n 0 I the Commons the other .lay

eedermuf live neghstihis 1-5 O18 IIE ‘D

o e fe I WEDNESDAY. MAY 16--Th I' .Finance Minister White. stated that

~~ W' "wr" __ ‘ »-- 9% nuff; go A18; Ma¢'|'ay|5h_ 5|_an¢he| ,t £233: e he had learned from financial and _ *~#'“‘ g than 1, Dm," Road and Bl-¢d,|ba|,,, commercial sources that the cause

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° °"*L1" 5 I \°'N°“\¢¢f il to Bert Haslam. Springfield. at night. (-1 d€8d8|B SiB111OD ‘lf -UW fl\1°i“3¢1°““ 1" the i"`1"° "V 1" '"7 lm ._ ld I y I ‘wheat had been brought about unln-_',

linda Bix eechof then to Newton at noon, then lhrough REGISTRATION N0. 16.158. re liter ‘gm ollhello ](|n|¢m-3 to Hugh Duffy at mlm _ -

¢s°3”i»|.i»-....¥'° _ "’§5°;,"T,§,,°“, rnunsmv. MAY 1r_ 'ro mmm .

n. entre crtivs . ‘ 3 ' .s- .-_=..-- - -»-- -1--~ ..-'-‘1.-.-.11-.~ le.-.-..1-rs-s-..:.’.:'-.1..-.-1-.-.

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m: Alfred Oantlleld. County Line Road'.‘ Till” °X“°"0l1l U1Y‘|°“'1“|“ l4l°||10ll_BRE'EnEHS

3 ma _ psf gag, _ al, night. iwlll be at his qwner's stables. Nine ____

. is a ._ . ~

__¥E\:L\w“ml5lI “_l&_8.l§m:I‘ wa _ no§_A'l_;_lit'l;AY_;_téA__Yaui__9 cg-ir¢;r;1_e ,___nt_Mi»le Lreek. during the season. ex~1 John Agnew, mn- Forms, fonn_1l'l'll.11,llB.1 67161112.

§¢'°°ro°1i¢°si"_»¢'|9o:?y'_i»:"n"o°§y°i}oa 1-his rout! will tnpoontinuoa for tm “"1 °“°" “ '°"°“'l'“ “"‘°“ he “"“" B""°"g°Y_,P°‘“' “°°d' -

' ml t ' ll _ be tM.J.M M nus'.New 1-1sven.over. M W ' _ _ & " _

gm M " 0. Tor a;\'l';"i:i nlglit. comrneiireinl Monday. May 4tb.1_ N°Bhg;t5o1H°m "°"hn_°id P"“"°` i A ' ’ /

W W ' “ i'frg0'i'm'f:»i1': 1'" *“-°°= °““ °' “°‘°- scan color warm mo o1»1om». cu»\11r.o-r-1rn'r'owN.

Gr-eds oows 81.00 cub . _ - _ ~ P E_ L

Wm remain at the Summerside track. l' 'ti fa -din of ac, mm f- ___ f Vim _ _ wcle with him. 1-‘rum llorl- they wr-nl

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MAIL CONTRAF T

1 Of J _l-“.vur_v uo_w and then the advocatcs_

---- ul reuip1'oc1t_v between Canada andl

hSE;;lLEll TENDERS. uddiesscdtu 'the llnitei States in Parliament nnd_

t e os.-tmeste-r General. will le re-'o tsid t' it i 1-rf. tl-t. C la

, Certificate of Enrolment No. 24 ceived at Ottawa until noon, 0:1 Fri-ishloulde riyol t1-011? the gi-‘eat rciiiiiiiid:

to ‘ MOND,/\y_ MAY 7_|Jea,,e George day. the 22nd June. 1917. _ for the_to the south ol' us as an “economicy

W ,Mye|-5_ Hampton; “Hough neggm conveyance of His Majestys Mails. en1emy.’ indeed. they do not go be--

- _ » Dixon. Tryon. ut noon; lhmugn lg 0" fl lllf0l>US€d (70¥lU‘HCl 1°" fi-W1' hind the bush to declare that the 1-l'~~`

Point P' 0_ Augusune Co-ye by way of Big Clem. _veal-S. six times per week. over iturnl_ fnr; ol’ this country 10 rc-tain its in-_

351 _-,5Mtw3l_ 1to Will Noonan. at night Mal-1 Route, No. 1. from St. Peters dependence is offensive to the neizb-

' ' 1 TUESDAY, MAY 8-Through 583,-1. Bay- P- E- lSl8~lld from the Postnmaa-'boring country. Let us examine this]

lwwn to pm C0nn0||y_ C9nu.evme_ at ter General’s pleasure, z istateincnf in the lighl of faults, Thr

l noon; then to Melville heard. Ross-'. 1"`1“*@f1 HWCBS ¢0“l=lllllllH fullhel city of Boston has just dl1s~mls'sed 1

_,_ (im-ne|~_ at n|gm_ information as to conditions of pro- number of Canadians who were leach

WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.__Th|-gngl, P08911 C0ll1l‘1lCl may be seen and ing in' the schools ol' that city, will

_)_ Kensington to Margate at noon; biimk forms Of 'I'0l1d€l` llllly 11% 01)- other foreign teuclici.-1. lie(-_mise Bc-

_ ,. _ml then to Stanley ut night. milled at the Pos; Offices pf St. Pe- ton desires the children oi' that city

‘ 1~HURSDAy_ MAY-10__»|-0 Wm ters Bay and at the oflice 0 the Post taught only by Americans. ls it ful

MacNe|||'5_ (mvendgsh at noon; than Ofiico inspector. to cl-large. in this connection. tim'

_ ,,.'~._ ..é___;__` to Isaac Cannon, Hope River. at night. _ _ Boston is treating Canada ae an “edu -1-‘ .¢____;‘ '~ Q Fruniv. MAY 11-To Frouerloton "W1 0‘““° lrlweuors omce. csuooal enemy?-' Not 11 on or 11

S _ _at nogn; then to paddy Hegam Wes, Char-lo_;tOc_t;J_:_vn___' 9t_1_i,_}l;IB1:`3/___ 1917. The fuel is that ilos-ton considers thu'

° cl". ‘ tmorlaud. at nigl1»t_ . . only American teachers will give the

ynnlm’ 0! du-_ "naw" 5ATU}'tD,\Y_ MAY 12.._1|1h,~0ugh _» Post Ofllce inspector. children attending their schools th:

Llld R¢|l|\h0ll South Meyvme hmm, U, George Mye,.,_ 427.:».l0l\'1.thu.1li_ proper patriotic training. Althougl'

i Hampton, . Canada and the United States are nl-

'riiill eole headers lemilyhoi eng neue over MONDAY, MAY 14.__'|'h,-ongh De. llies in the present war they have :rl .

nmdnmi ’°“°°1 °m'°'|n’ °°‘ °“°"" Sable to George McPhnil's at noon- Sealr eensannok then to James 0'Brien, -Bonshsw, at , dlstlncbly separate nations. it should

not he necessary to bolster' up this

Us Tgpsnome m xsane; n|gm_ or-1tL§_me:ti:;,¢ha°m_ ct. .I.UESDAY_ MAY 15__Th_.ough to 0 or that trade policy. or this or that qw _I oseo-3111' ch hu t A M Pune ot noon; ' political party. by mlsrcqwrr-entl|1s ex

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aooeet mi - ' 1 “ ‘ '

hofhflid gg ‘ '

ways been. and will continue to he

Whether theee members represent the ' _ __ _ - _ ` __ " r views of their parties or their on-n|§:_:'gee_f_ g_f3epr_?_€°_i_m’.`m_ u_;';ii§__€;H"___ _l|l:_ut, personal views this department knows; Wm _,ring meg C-_ _ if _° 1 ¢ 1*

c-th not. but it is noticeable that the_ "e _ _ Conservative member, lllr. Frank ,___ __ _ _ _'T' _ _

Lalor, of Haldimanrl, announced that ‘fi " “Ll 0" 1" H” 1 1-" "‘”‘ “mi U1# ______________ _

. ‘-- , -ln' l`|'c_'l1 xiumtcly ill-`).i|0il u|t'11, w_\:r4= r-:tiicd ull PARIS ("‘Im'm'\ h will A ~` |,.. ll - '|'_- lin.; ln aid in tbcir coun-

rlivisic-ns' into the desperate liiilltllls all along the Sub;-sorts-lt|lvllll~\‘ |l`0lll~ in a dctarmiiicd attempt to stoplln l"rc1\cl1 ntlvanre. und rclukc positions lost in (it-1101-ul .\'lvcllc‘:: :oct-.11 dl-iv.,-s. lo11u_\"s uillcial stulcnlt-.nl sl1o\'.-

cli P

_ l~`1,-ur new llcrman divlsiolzs. a\illll">

_ it 111 1 ,Ur zrtlnclzs. 'fhc Ucrnlun co11nlr»1-_ thrusts' i'u111isi1c1| thc greater' pnrl ul |h<- ii_1;l1ti1u;<, but around Munnl ("or-

. uillt-1 und 1-:tsl ol' illondmout ilu-

i1`rc|1<-l1 alzuin $11-_-1-1--1.1011 in galuim; ._,-,,un1|_ in tht, l".\c1,- ol \'|olcnl 1'1-sis 111111-1-.

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R ROBERT BORDEN

11-11l‘u11all_\' by thc agcllls of ll\f.‘,Sl llrilisii \\'l1c:1t i‘ou1|11is.~'i01| who limi: A MESSAGE-

unul. u1\usunll_\' lnr,-xc pu|'l~lu|s1'-4 ol 1-orillncl grades ol` wilcul. .\`u| hav 11112,' sullit-I-'_-111 wheat uvniiulilt- in |`1ll their 1-c11I1'ur-is lhc vendors who had sold options to British buy1-r.-- hull been caught short. as they round tliemsc-Ives unable to iill their orders with 1-ontract ;.;r-aries. The 01111-unic wa--_`tl1at tho, price ol' wheat had been driven up tlirougli oil ut tbosc ven- <lr1"-.; L1‘_\'iul.'.' to nhl;-111 \\'hcat fm' their <or1l|':\<-t gxrndes. Sir 'l`l1u1nu- said he had 1-obit-<1 Sir' Georl-ze l’<-l‘ll=.\' li- lakc up the rnallur with thc llritislr \\'l1c-at t‘_un11ni.~:sion. and ii as- ar rc- sull nl' this uviitui 1-1-lit-l' wus uul ui? forrlcrl thc tiomr-11111-.111 \\'u11ld llu\'4‘ lil tztkc sur-b l'ul'll1c~:' action as thc public- l11i.cl'<‘sl.~. denlandcd.

With lt-ss than 2.5111! 11-oops in .\li!i

mi-5' llistr-ici No, Ll, 11-1111-i1 i111-lullcs (llta\\';\. oillccis on 1-1-1;1‘11ili1\_c duly urc wr>11ucr'iug how 1,114-_v will llll thr- _1:1-t-atl_\' depicted rnnli.~= ol' thc units in the division. 'l`l1c srllullil-‘t numlicr ul' tr-cups to llc rm1l1uli'r.cd in this dia. tri:-l urn now on rluiy."|`h<- urmnimolis opinion set-ins to bc limi present 11u»i,l1ulls will nu; illl tht- 1-:inks-, 'l`l1os‘c who are in thc district und uri- |11cfli~ citlly lil will not join for service uu- til they arc cmupcilcrl. licclatrc thu ojilicers. 'l`llcy point to the incl that during thc lust two \\-ccks uv(-1' Si- pci 1-cnt of thu 1111-.11 who applied for attcstatiori \\-ern lu1'no.d down by' :hu nmdit-ul boilrd. In c\'i>r_\' irrstztiicc- thc man _who uppliud wu:'- unill for the brunch ol' se1'virc i1\ wlrich' hu \'.‘lsl1- Cd in lic enrolled. Military urun claim that sonic of llru lucrlicul lc'.~'ts ull: lou rigid, Several 1':-_-onlrrrcndatinns :irr- known lu huvc bt-cn rmtclc for u loss rigid cxitlnillntioll 111-' (lli:i\\'a rc1-ruil- ing ollirt-rs wl10 arc seckillg lu hu\'<.- luwur plryslcal si.u1\<izt1'1|s 1-slublisllr-.1l. ‘.\s _vcl no 1'cply l1a- lu-_mr 1'c\:ei\-wi f`rr>n1 l1t:1ulq11ul'lc|'s ut Kiillzeaifm.

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llordl-n. in :1 1-11.-.¢<-afw in ihv 1'-1|1a1ll:1:1 |)_,il,_. lit-4-urd. .-urs: "ltei11l'o1'l-c-1u:::1l-1 due nrrivcti l'1'.nu (`:i1uula in Iarizt- numllnw dnl-ing recent \vcc-ks. :ind ii is bclicvi-rl that not in thc llisiulll l'ul_- splcllllid lnrccs i'1'u111 u kindred rul- tiou which .uljt-ins thi- l.l0n|i1\i.u|\ \\-ill 4:o:1\'_- at-1-oss ilu- sv.-r.~' to llglil u-lil: lilo ('z'.1|udia11::_ l-21-1-ry l1l'llUFllll0ll is a trustee ul the iutur-<- <lL-.stin_\'. (`a11t\d1\ bus tnkcn part in at spcr-ini rcspmlsibility for ilu- wm-ld's future destiny. t‘.a11u.da .luis taken part and will nuvcr bv fur- _rgottcn in the great ll11'ct1'cs ol' ar-» tiun while thai ricslilly is being \\-o|'l1~ cd uni. l<}acl1 can truly foci hc is plil*

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un ext-cllcul :stove pulislicr.

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Keeps f-he World

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where the colts will be in trnininr: for au non es' ces H con on . -V 0 ca ng °r mid .Dru ng 1'" to New ioik but intend 1.-lu.u11.|.: ""1 T] I

soldiers incapacitated lor crnplov- . ' . _ '11 IC’

the two year old stakes. Mr. Rock- B _ h _ _ _lui thc 1-1-ccptimi to be givcn ilu- llril- 1.; .

lord would like to have you loom "“’;“' ”' 1°” “"0 “""“1.’“f’ SP”-‘“_‘ um and 11'.-cooli r|u1oga1es_ .\oom.-1- __». Delightful T__.,.;

these colts over before you book your , ~ m:__m“g M treatnwiii bemie ""d"'I island visitor to thc capital is Mr. _ji Tonfi.

mares. Corwin Hal will serve a few ' 1 ffl- ` La "5 m"__m°y_'_°“°“$___T1‘iS d“'_l“|°" _"1 _W. .l_ Robot-tson, ol' -t'l\arlo1lotow|1. -J. A .' __

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the work as een llowetl ice tic _ _ _ gr(

2. ._ v conference. The provinces have! for m~-' M1] mI`bU.ib(m`. `.`-lm 'mai mim-ml , 1' F en ' -

"- 'I l cd committees to undertake the work' 8 who “"m“‘"" "fl" h."'° ""C'"g ` .

\& _ ~/'___ J_ _ ' _ 'shout another. and 1s said to buvvl _

‘4 f'-'- `7"’- “Y ’°"’“‘1’1°y’“""" "'1‘"“ me D°“‘1'| been success-ful in his .ru-sn ’

°‘ :._.;~.`-a nion has provided for all invalidud' ‘ ` 1 ' ` _

und disabled men and the vocuiion-al ,f _ _ _ _ .. ._ _ ; ____ _ __ _ _ _ 'B _ :M

ers having _ _

formation along in reply to

DANIEL M- TAYLOR- uma con emo mn

4zs.s.1o wasnt. 7°

nom... , f -386-5-sud. `

1 R°91'f¢'°d Clvdwdile Stallion ' - _ _ - - L .1 ;_._._~i..._-_.~ .-..._ _____- ..-_-_.._- ~- _..._

_ training qt retui ned men. ”` ` ' ' _

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In order to iacliltaic the exci1zt11;.;‘c between izu'u1~

Young Pigs for Sale

‘and those by wh`o1n such may be

WANTED, 1"

we_r-cspcctftlliy tender our_se1-vices free of charge, and 1nv1te correspondence from all interested.

It is not our intention to deal in those at ali, but if

farmers having any for sale will write us full particu- lars of number, age, breed and price, we will pass the in-

any inquiries we may have

from farmers desiring to purchase.

_ The finished por-k will all be needed. and at good

prices, and ‘co-operation in this way, to keep as maui’ hogs as possible for feeding within the province, instead of bein exported, should tendvery materially to our

“' _z14.4,zs1\|Apr.|s. my 5.9.11. _

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ing an uppoinlcd part in thi- gr'cat1:sl. 11~1'|ort for l`1'cr-rlulu, 1lc11:o1:1'nr-._\' and _'r-lvilialirm that lrislory his v\'c:- 1-1--

Unc ol' thc o1'llinar_\' l»la1:l<l>u;11'1l 4-1--

z1scr'\' \\'iil1 thc woorlt-11 but-.lr r|1u.l<c:~

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