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willie; 2. Ernest Poole and l-Illzm g helii NiilPntlhllltlj 3, Celia Dlngweit, ADMlRM- slms BECOMES I 4. .\lel\ln MacQuniti_ Miss i(iek-' REHCENT“ lhzinrs ll-pt. Grade lV--1. hduiuud —-—~ -! Lil Vi»; 2. Elmer (ﬁrealner; ii. NEVY YOiIl-K. Oct. 17_—— Rear Ad iiiphii» Lr-wls; 1, 1.0m. Gilli ihlhhl Elms‘ he» declined an invl lqrud‘, |||._1_ no, Lean]; g_ p, 1 tation to vipeuk» at the Armistice

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I VHWZHANGEG m $TAFF.—MH! ...*’AUCTION SALE. Friday Oct. lllllle Meuolmld- Slelltlxrapltar of ' 2i," u. Um. IL “L m- u“: "lo-rm; ‘m- .i. H. llu-ghex t‘.o. i.td_. Vern-ill. lnntl. also Horse and Farm llnple- lllls lllutll lllllllslellllell ll’ lllll He“ lnents. Sue hundliiilil for full par- only" “l m“ llolllpany l“ smllllll ticuiiiril. Mrs. W. l). Whitehead. l0 llll lll" vllolllwl’ "umled by “'3 Mo“mgue_ illness of ‘Miss A. Steel. Mlsil Ellu ‘ Ilouton ct" the Sturls Staff goes to

_ FHONOUR ROLL- Souris lllgr- dump,“ Iﬁflintll ‘tlor September. Principal's . <._ ,____ “ilk. .. Ailit-Kt-nzic Grade V--- ~ vv .

Nellie tlzirrt-lt; 2. lliill- Garrett and ' “AS I ERN pEkhoNALs Fred MiitiEachei-n; ti, Russel st.

John: 4, Michael La vi». oi-mle

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thur Aililt-(fitllum; fl, Gordon Mac

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Grade Vlli-»l. Harold Fisher;

..' Mrs. Jolln A. Calllpbclll, Fair- "Blll- hi“ Kline on a trip to Boston lln-i other Ni-w England points.

*>‘ Mr. W. Yloultzr. Basin Hood. 2. is the nnw mail carrier in the Bal-

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"I'll; 3. Gregory Clinton; 4, Reg» ._

Hit‘ Bulfett. Grade V1l--1, Fhncry _ _ ‘nnw; 2' Jack Macawen; “N” ..“.'\lls. Nttl Jeroml McDonald.

.. _ lleruionville. has gone on a two lflll bl ‘l,°llll' 4' Mfr)’ P°°l‘*~ Ml“? month's visit. to her dnuKhtt-r. Mrs. ‘ml. John s lJepL. Grade Vl<-l. Lloyt. McDonald Damon

5" Wall; 2, Joseph Uhnveriie afid- ___ _<.¢ (ll .' ' . - ' . i . ' _ tlrozncizﬁggllll’ ‘l' ‘lnllll wllollll’ -Mluard'l Llnllnent Ion DIIOIIBIOI

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Jennings; fl. Annie Err-shy; A Lin“ dinner 0" ll"? New Yﬁrll ch11?" (ilihlyS Miii-lceiizie. Mm Huezliesiﬁer "l the l-Mlltllry ("Mr vi the llvpt. (ifﬂtlt? ll--l. Andrew (llllltlllli lwhrhl _W'=1r- Ofllvers o! the chali- z. lllllWrl tliii-ooiiiilii; 1l_ \\lllililllllll’ll til-flay attributed the return! H» ianilriglln; 4. Jake Gillilln. tlrmi- in"? Pellrilllﬂnd he WCPlVQU Y0? hi5 l--1. Mic flftl PﬂqllPl; 2. Alfred “ilerrh ln EllKlBlld in reference w .‘iir\v..'ilit; Cl, \Villie Fitzpatrick; smnlFemil-Tﬁ _ 44 m“; (ghevprjm 'l‘ll.s oihccr quoted the admiral _____¢p>-__ as writing to the chapter; “A year __ __ from now. when] am on the retir- Tltltll-illltlrlEFtlllfcﬁflz-ﬁﬁlrﬁlz lit-mi ‘ell llsl’ l can Say wlllll l lepl lllle’ th- ‘lillwlrltolt for upwards) of fifty llllllll llll be glllll l0 lalll l0 you'll your-h and in that time

it has I pit 1nd :l blessing to thousands. n I is in high favor tllrpughout (Tun rlla audits excellence has carried .],())\'i[)()N_ Qcgober 1g __ A dos. its lhmc beyond the seas. lf l1 [D-‘llltill ti. iii Reiitqrs correspond- Wrl“ 4011M‘? WP Drift‘ ll would l"? ll ellt in Melbourne Australia. says: chmip iinimont.

RUSH FOR PROSPECTORS

Ethat ibllowlng the discovery of CANADA NEEDS: IMMIGRANTS tiistinct traces of mineral nil in lN CAPITAL lthe‘ Kimberley district of Western —- ‘Atlstrllllit. there has bccn l1 rush IQNDCIN. Oct. 17.» Lolly Mc-‘of applicants covering a llundreJ Lin-vii, Bi-olvn prcskleil zit the meet- thousand square miles in the wes- ing to-tltly of the Wonleifs Guild of Itorn portion of the sorthern terri- Enipire. at which the principal tory. which atljoins the Kimber- speliker wilii Mrs. Nellie ..\ict‘lll\li]i-',. it]?! ‘district. ill-H,‘ have been ﬁll- ulenilier o!’ the executive assent > i‘ -p ict for. ' of Alberta. Mrs. Aic-(‘lliitg explain” —-—~——-<0>——-——— "ll (‘ilnﬂtlllis needs of‘ 1lllllltl",,'l‘tl!ll5'IIln||l1l'I nun-en mi- cuta- Etc. anti capital, and twe on le on- ——-<II>—-—-— portunltlcilvl Oflflgllli_ Otaerlnspcarlltl- ZENA DARESI RETURN 0T5 were . rs. or. lira y e a To THE MOVES Mrs. Henry Joseph. iMotttreol. ____ l IiONlDON. Oct. l8.'—~ A iliislrng linllfdﬁlll! Sl- 61131195 l" 19f. recruit polned the flowe-sellitti; 56y Mll-ll "WW1 "19 ‘imam l9“ f“ forces in Puxlutiilly-cirtrus‘ the oth- ts the syllllml of hum)’ l"!!! Plcll‘ i-r morning lit on early hour, and uess. it is the bﬁrll bu! 11081! 11° rciiiiiinetl there tor tlllﬂlll lilllf an. more. ‘htllly during ll filming operation. A incl-lion of the professional t-lculcnt lsitrented. a. dangerous rivol, but wcrc reassured that it was "only

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In former days, before vulcaniz-

inq had become luch an exact science a: it is today, a tlre~lhoe

lwlth a lilq hole Ol‘ tiluwoiic In it

was ‘done for.’ Not lo now. We can take aimout any blown out caning and mako it practically good n my‘. We vulcanla inner tuba too.

Trainor Tire Surgery

Cor. queen and Water Strata

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wiw SPiVlS so“ l‘ TRUE night 4H‘? HA5 LGSS BRAINS THAN "i" x save HtM Ck€l>tT

‘for the pictures."

The ltllnllsonle usurper of time-honored pitch wail Mrs. Man rice Brett, better known, perhaps. as Zena Dare. the musical comedy ,stiir of not so long ago. who has {been persuaded to come out of re~ I'll'6lilt'lll and‘ take a photoplay en- lgagcmcnt. Her marriage to. the ;i<iPCOX1d son of Viscount Euher was n social event in 1911.

She will be seen as "Tilda" the strapping flower-girl heroine oi "Nol 5. John tSireet." the celcbrat ‘Pil novel by llie late Richard Whit cing. n film version of which i: nnw being prolucetl.

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IMONTREAJL. Oct. l5.» Stan? his Toniactiuk. detained as a wii ness in connection with the litlll tier oi‘ Onofre iBlltura and llla wlic found burtally clubbed to dciiti last Friday in lLuchine. has reins cl to cat since iSundziy and still persists ill refusing Joell. Told b) the Lachino police chief that if he did not oat. he would die he replied: "l want to go ltnrl see my God." He iii very nervous and i-iinvinuniiy paces his cell.

LNIONTREMNL. Oct. 14.—- Govan- ni Porsano charged with manslaugh- ltcr in connection with the death oi‘ a Pole named Pietro Voslock

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Appreciation oi King Edward service by the highest clan of travell- ing public made the ‘building oi our new addition necessary. The recent opening of this addition enable: u: to accommodate double the number oi guests formerly served.

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Vernon to take up .\ils.-i Mt-Donaltlbll

"The Melbourne Hcraltl reports!

the l

Soul 0f World l l Declared Sick _

l’ ('|'.';l'tlnlll Gabe.) I i

"I used to be ti good dcal of a "Slﬂlilllril ‘when l wan in ‘Foioxlto. and some 0t‘ my fl‘l€lltl5 thought l was it good deal of an us: and

;the.\' were right." sail llev_ Lin! ‘(Willi-lee A. Eatom. in an entllral-l on ‘titatoslnanship

ling llddrcris in Industry." dellv-eredl bcifore all ‘packed audience in Bloc-r street‘ Baptist (‘hurch ills-l week.

“You can't rub on Alllldlnﬁs lalllll and usher .n the millennium.‘ lsuid the speaker. after reviewing lthe experiments of Karl Marxism in the United States and Russia. “There must be u partnership bot- wccn (‘nptal nntl ‘Labor in the F-HWFIL ‘empire of intluyqrv. They will never solve thr- l)l'|.l)l("'i hi" fighting each other, bit i.ii'_v h; oi

operation and niiltliri. Z-i llii- ilrl [PFHSIB oi’ sot-fly to \Vlllt'll they belong.

'l‘ilcol-lsis 1 ﬁll-ti hack and fo.tii for flftv _\'I<| and ‘lltﬂ i-oiiic the war and \\'f‘ ilillxlrlvil Iii iii‘ United States a torlll oi‘ HILL’ thtiCltlllt-Slfl‘ We to-lt UVPI‘ lllt‘ railroads and they iril illwi iaurli a state 0|‘ in- eftcioncy‘ that \\'-: were gliid to

haul thviii bar-k, and it will take a decade tu bring t-hem up to tvllcle they were before."

INDUSTRY iSPELLS PROGRESS

in tlFfilllflg the difference bet- ween a stotemnan and politician. Dr. Eaton s:l.ti: "A statesman is a man who thinks in torlns ot the whole problem. not in terms oi’ any one clan-s, but in terms of 500' ietY as a whole, and the world as a whole." He said that science has been tho medium ol‘ progress in the llﬂol ago. but in ihe. new age the organ of civilization was in- dustry. The principles of religion and iloluocracy viiculd be applied in thil‘ relationship between Capital and Labor. The mnn in industry has got to ‘be bigger than his lob it’ he is to be big enough for his job." said Dr. Eaton. In tracing the history of the wage problem from the day's of scridom. hr said that the standard of n bare subsis- tence was no-t enough. '

“During the war W0.(‘l‘0Zlt9(l a new stllnilard of living. ﬁll/l wages] went up. and we all el lubed upl the golden stairs.’ continued the sipcakcr. "Now wc have stilrtctl on‘

a process 0|‘ descent, I agree with

Mr. Sam (lonrpers that to fix. wages. on on tlhsolutc eqllillitili with the cost of living you will

ln-ive ii man \\'-lllf)lll a surplus. i

"will! ‘o so» tho widest distribut-

"u of wealth; 1 want t’; see the

worker with a surplus. but You

i-ilnt’ have o high wllgo without a

‘Hlglll vntilikcr. The worker must

produce by his skill andxooperat-

ion with other clelncrllg of society!‘ 'l‘llltP (inc

- l BELIEVES WORLD MOVES l

tDi'_ Eaton declared that he was

an tiptintist. and that ho believed in progress. .“'l‘liere iii-e a lot’ oi’ petoplc.’ he said. “who think that the world is not going to be "better without some sort of a czitiistro» phc. and they think that this is the highest form of religion. The)’ are welcome to it. 1 believe. the world is better to-tiay’ than when l was here." (Lziugilter-l

in conclusion. iDr. Eaton said:

"Willie ‘we need stiitesulanship in industry and productivity on the our! of the worker. the sickness it‘ the world ill not to be found in is economic structure. but in its iul. There shall be no place but

l the bosom of God; in the relil- nation -of' that w-ztsll-Qp which iukri; all nl n brothers.‘

ill tho m: Kn 2MP. palace in Ber» n were found 10.000 wilirel" 000K- utensiis after ills flight, ni- iitiugh all copper had been called 'l by his government‘

died utter being stabbed in the. house of Pesano. whose wife 110' had assaulted.

Fabio Dupon, bqfore the court on (l rape charge, acquitted on tilis count was f-ound quilty on lesser charge of indecent asaaulp

Direction United Hotel! Comp.“ of Amarwu

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Cgmplny-l Chain. ﬂw- "- °'N°"- G““'“l”“"" ‘In the rcliiote parts oi‘ Scotland L's‘ “lllllua, n a “m”; people still wear garters ntzlde of

' ‘l. trash eel-skin m; a preventative -"n."|||||||||||.|lilillllllilllltlllllllllllllJttllllHlli iiiiiiiii-tlu. '45

of rheumatism.

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t I son TESTIFIES SCHUTTE lllivc. sihii». Aimiiii-y Inglis on.» "illflﬂl ﬁlms hf the Prince hf gLgw FAM|Ly OF THREE ‘ad m pvmpnce a “m” "urllnﬂing Halos’ tour. (lilo of tho l-tiilllitioue

M ii)I)i.l‘."i‘O\\'lN. ~ Juliuis (Sehutf. set-null son of Emil Schutic. 150 )'0lti's old. lcsti- fled‘ liga-nst his fntllor W‘lli'll the trial oi’ the iShullervilt-e Storekeep- er on cilorges oi’ lilurtlering Jos~ cpli Boll. his wife iinil tileir sev- enteen ycai- old 501i on Dec. l0. i915. was resumed. i tltliiuil, who is 2.2 and served in the navy through the world trill". testified that there had been a

»t'onn., Oct l7.

dispute between his father niiii Jus- “m” D°PH"""9"L m’ ‘he b“ lnent of lnrlia are fully awake to he Wm, ‘ynv-Illht’? ‘business iptissllzlitieis -0i’ tltc

oph Ball over the ownership fore the tragedy.

Bull shot at his father anil llilnl- lllllmwl“ llllllll“

to havi- liecu written in jail by Srhtlllo to Julius urging hilil lciivc the State and inalto lttiiiu- vii lie-ants ivas a fabrication.

that his story of the liilll

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LONDON. (lct. 17.—- 'l‘he Fili-

Govern-

lour. as well as

Se“ as ‘hey ‘Wm ‘mvmg b}. ‘he to ti‘): opportunities the cinema

llzlll place.

He curried a can of oil night when he acconlpzinied fnlhcl" to a shack: Ills father sci l

an alarm clock. stiying: l

"When the ulurln got-a off we will g0 to the Balls and burn them down."

Tho alarm rung at 2 n. m. and they went to the Ball pint-o. Tile

zlifurtls in the wily of lli-ulthy pro- Uml paganllzl. .'.l‘!ie Dcpllrtllit-nt has ill~ MS ready begun inviting tcndom for

he ut-lusive rights of producing

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witness said lie placed flllﬁflilkttl Fresh- ——Salt ----and Sun Dried

sba-vings against the iluor nnd his father llghtcl them. lle told i.-f screomg and shots fired by father as the fire spread and the Hall faintly tried to escape After‘ the third shot. ho saw Jacob Ball. who was lying on the ground. raise a revolver. The Wllllﬁss snitl‘ he fired twicc at young Ball with a rifle, hilt did not hit him. l

“Afici- tho shock fire was ulcll nd-‘ vancoi. the witness lloltl. his fath- er dragged. the three bodies into the burning building. He and’ his ‘fat-her then went home. ;

Under cross-vxnmlnafon by roun sci for the defendant. the witness gnid tho first person hi‘ tﬁlil 0f the Sll0OilIlg_WllS his brother “lai- tor. to whom he related it on May; 17 inst. Then lie repented it l0 iStrlte Attorney Inglis o'f Mldtlleizex county. Ho ailmlttell he would like to see his fnthPr convlctt-tl.

William. ii third sion of hchutte testified that his father once sold that he could not sell the property in dispute as long as Bull was

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