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the benefitsof this splen-ll
did complexion vpowderi-'
and suggest that youf-
purchasg-yourj,.f1rst. box
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GOVERNMENT DIBCREDITED. _
6_g¢'g'n_se|,._fo`?" Mpii-fMl\6`; “die Charger
Describes Conditions Revealed
_ _ __ __by; l_nvest_lgstl_n||_ Commissions.
MONTREAL! August 8.- Mr. H. V,
-Bigelow. K.. C.. pf Regina. who is at
the Windsor en ‘route 'for‘his old home
in 'l‘r`u%J..N. S., is counsel -for Mr.
‘Jn E-. rads_baw',_' of Priince Aibeftl
-who made the charges in Saskatche-;
wan touching the 'castis of graft' a-
gainst members of the Legislature*
amrpusllc employees in that province
Reviewing the matter; Mr; -Bigelow-
sald that not befsre leading Liberal:
bf-'Regina 'went before l-lon. - W-alter
Scott and his‘ooile_agues. telling them
that such stave charges co\i_d not ber
ignored. was a commission obtained.
Three commissions were appointed.
'l‘ha"Bro\vn-Elwood commission' has
just comltleted 'its 'wcrl't, but't*he 'oth'-‘
ers 'vvili‘I\ave_ to sit' all summer. Cliarg.”
~e`s against m‘en1'bsrs of the L`e'gislatui`-'e-
of accepting bribes for securing liquor_
licenses were' gone into during tha
hearings- beforedustices Brown and
Elwood. and it was proven that while
some accepted money for campaign
purposes.- one in particular had the
money placed to his own private bank
account. In spite of ith`e"fact that sev-
eral memlrers of the " Saskatchewan.
Legislature have been conimitted for
trial in connection with these'graflt
charges, notone has retired from the’
House of Assembly. Mr. Bigelo`\\
says it is rumored that Premier Scott
will retire two of his ministers before.
going to the country. J. -P. Brown,
chief ‘clerk of the Highways Depart-
_ment was sent io the penitentiary for
seven years--for grafting, but all the
ministers and nleinhers are yet on
their respective jobs. Wherever there-
is a reading public, however. every one
admits that the Government is dis-
credited. its friends admit privately
that its' only chance la amongst the
foreign voters, and that it has no hopt
of hehabiliating itself in the towns
of the province.
' EVERYBODY DOING IT.
Mr. Bigelow says the situation was
so -bad that the ofhce boy tn. one de-
partment, seeing how rotten every-
thing was ,went into grafting on his
own account, getting no less than $450
by the-means which he knew were be-
ing practised by nlen higher up in
the department. it was also brought
out; he said, that a member was 'in
with Brown. and this member is in Joi.
without bail. Graft was rampant all
along the line, and when one man,
Milne, of the audit department, drew
his chiefs attention to the fact that
something was wrong, he was- told -io
mind his own -businessr if added Mr.
Bigelow, the Scott Government does
‘not go down to defeat in view of the
revelations made. and the many more
to follow, there is no such a thing as
pubilp opinion in Saskatchewan, An
election, he says, wlll__have to_be held
ere lon’g.' _‘The Government wouls
have been voted out of office the last
time it went to the country 'had not
the election, law been changed, making,
it possible for a man to vote whether
Magic_“Nerviline” _ - '
- Ends Still Neck, Lumlaago
Any Curable Muscular or Joint Pain
ls Instantly- Relleved by
- Narvillne
GET TRIA-L BOTTLE TODAY “
You d_on't'l'\a’ve` to wait all day to'
get the kink out of .a stiff neck if you
rubnn Nervlline. And'you don't need
to‘~go around complaining about lum-l
  
“reported from' the other southern __~_  -
_that he had grafted $50,000. However, forwnpd by ‘STV Edwmiu G,e_,,_ was ,:§;_
Private- lim-en c._ mutha. _-one u First
, ,. . .-lr:-il VII- - af 4,- _'va ;.l\
Private Everett C. '. Robertson. _-of, 8_i.r_eet'_'. and Messiues. He was in
Pownal, one of the ilrst Prince Ed-- the trenches for eight months' until
ward -Islanders to enlist .for overseas _l_re___\vas taken ill in January with pneu-
service at the_oui.b_re'ak ofthe wai°,_`iQi'__-_ _rix___1_onlla. and_ was sent to a hospital in
rived in Charlottetown on Tu_ _ay rance w ere he remained n month-,
night from ontrsal, where iuasil-ie was invqlided to England remgm.
been under, reatment in a__ hohpi El ing there three mon-tha and as bt-
siuce his -return to -Canada. ' it is .was not recovering as quickly as do
pleasing to _note tliattaéter his asérfkxialle hl;eh;var;_invn_l_ided tod Canaan;
nuonsexper ences-.at,,  __ ,, 9 s nce een un er rea -
now-great.l»y7restor`ed in health.  “ment ill hospital. Recently he was
,S -Private, -Robertson was -fo§_merly a l;on_ora\>ly_;.llBCh&rs;sd as physically un-
argeant in _B. (‘o_nl _n ‘ be _t___ or ac ve serv ce and then came
Light wnfantry. -sign ltllnea Qll£¢r‘ii;”md. , ‘
Twelfth -Battalion as a private ann Private Robertson says there were
'was with. the first Canadian _contin--_ a number of other island in the same.
-gentnlurlngitheir memorable soiourn machine gun section as himself, viz.,
amid rain and mud a»t Salisbury. §ouls Jeulslns of Pownal. Warren
Pluin.- ,  _yers of cunt Albion and J. Mc-
'i`i\e Battalion crossed tb" France  Daren of Forest Hill. The two last
May, 1915 and Pri.-vtite `R'bliertsdrl'.i'Rs!‘i1i`1med have been wounded since Pte.
drafted from the 12th Battalion to the Robertson left.
4th that same month. being attached His many friends are pleased to see
to the machine gun section, _.having Pte. Robertson home once more safe
thorougiily mastered the art of mani and sound and will ex-tend to him al.
-pulaltlug those deadly spit¢tire wea- the good wishes which a man who has
pons-.~ Private Robertson aawt lively dqne all that he could do. is entitled
figliting after this and was' mixed up; -to. ‘
in 'thc hot work at Givenchy. “Plug
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Cheaper Gasoline _lilluminating 0rder'_‘ 1
1 is iioreshadoweti’ " 'Found-‘on a German
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8- Cheaper PALRIS, Aug. 8-The following re-
oil and gasoline before the- end of the_ gimental order has been found on a
month ls pretllczed by oflicials of the captive German ofilcer:
Bureau of Mines who have received -` “Regimental order (7-6-16) of
reports from their agents in the i)kln- 119th Regiment (26th Xill. c.)
homo oil field. Geollogists in the field “Tile greatest. importance nlust he
declare thatnew wells are being open- at-tached to everything left on the'
ed up and -the established producers battle field: for example, shoes of_-
sre drawing t-he maximum flow from every kind. arms or parts of arms)
than property-_ trench- tools, steel helmets, leatl1.et‘_
Private producers, as well as the equipments, cartridge carriers. arms
Standard Oil properties are being for hand-to-hand fighting. belts, tents,
worked to fullest capacity. Bureau of _articles of equipment of all' kinder-
Mineileld workers report, and indi- such as sacks. tunics, trousers and
cations point to tx gradual drop in the Canvas bags for earth. These articles
~price-'of gasoline as a result. _of the are of almost decisive importance in _
increased supply. The greatest activ- our great cause. Enemy corpses
ity fig show-n in the Oklahoma fields should be stripped of their woollen
although increased production also is clothes and socks.” -
_wel-ls. ‘
' - GERMANY COULD
-,~_-_-.-_-_ .-   .-.-.-.-_-.- H A v E Av 0| p E n w A R _
he _was a British subject or not. This ‘
however, has since been altered, and L0ND0N_ Aug 3__ (New york
next spring no one but British sub- Worm Cah|e_)___ According to me
160% :Wm have me right- - “Daily Express," the -ollowlng repres-_
Th‘~’< "°|’°"i °f JUBUGBH Bmw" “lm ents a translation of part of all article
Elwwd' Bay" Mr' Blgemw- Wm bf’ ""“‘ for which the "Berliner Tageblntt"
almosft immediately. As for the Gov- was supp,.esBed_
éflimelli- UlPP°"i9l`3- they make '"0 “The declaration that this war was
defence. and whiiethe eastern Liber- |nevIm|,-|e_» ,md mm Germany was
“I5 1°-.re I"°Wl_i"5 flyer- me "Manm-"h°~ forced into it unprepared. and against.
sc`a`ndals,_tl\ey‘a`re saying little about her WHL cammt be supported excepv
We "¢"el“"°"9 ln R°5l"‘1- by the most extreme partisans. Un~'
The penm-"g “°m""’5“|°“5 Wm als* doubtedlv the conflict could have been
look into charges in connection with a,,,_-,med_'had me govemmem de5|mh
the Battlerord Asylum- wllefe il 1# _to avoatit, ann doubtless it would
claimed that on a contract of $1,500, |m;,e'he8'-“_ had the Reichsmg been;
`000» 0'9"" W” “aft “‘“°“““"5 W “* taken into t-he coniidenceof our-rulers
least $400.000. instead -of merely being presented
' Asked if J- P- Bmw" made ° f“|‘ with ‘a recital of actions taken inda
hrea-_st of the affair. Mr. Bigelow an peudenuy on pm-||nm»Bm_ ~ _- ,-~
swered in the affirmativefadrnittint, --The-pn-,po`B-B1 fm. &c0n'fex»en¢e_ pug
no one believes that _Brown got all the jected before the members uf me:
money of any.considerable part of it. Relchshg ‘had an opbonunny of hem-.~|
The °DP°*‘m°“ is °°““““‘ed by Mr' ing them. and the imperial Chancel-
W- B- \Vm°.“EhbYf M-UA" “ _“|°""’ lor‘s 'statement in regard io the 're-'
and forcible'.man. and .he will have g,.et,_ab|B n'ece,'s|ty» of v|0|,_u,,g me
some strong candidates in-the field by _mmtmttty {nf Belgium, was also made
election day in June next, and they after the ,vemy
hope to alve_a_good account of them_ H” '
selves. _ _ _  _ ___ ` '
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bago any more. You can rub such
things--away very quickly _wi_th_Nervi-
line. lt'a the grandest llnilnent, the
quickestuto penetrate, the apeediest to
ease muscular pain of any kind. |
' One twent_y\flv'e5~csnt -trial bottle of
Ne_r`viline will cure any attack of lum-'
_bago or ‘lame back. This has been'
proved-»,a thousand. times.-.Just as .it
was in the case of Mrs. E. J. Grayden.
of Caledonia, 5 who write_s:`-"_I
wouldn‘t think of -going to bed with-
out knowing we had Nervlline in_ the
_house. I have used it for twenty* odd
years andtappreciate ltirvtlne, as‘ a
family remedyvmore and “more every'
day. if any of the children gets a
stiff. neck, Nervlline icures.-quickly., H1
it is earaobe. tnothhche, cold on-_ the
chest, sore _ibro'at', Nervlline s always
my standby. My husband once cured
himself of -a.frigbtful attack of.lum-
hsgo by‘-Ncrvillneyand for a hundred
ailments that tum up in a larse fam-
ily Nervlline is_=by.-for -the best. thin!
to have about you."
Hon. l. A. Calder having stated at ‘ ' _
the Montreal Reform Club__t-hat 500.000 ' No sm" OF suBMAmNE's »
personshad left the west-ern proving; . pORT1_AND_ M,,me_ Aug g__p0|._
U0! .the Ulllled SUHBS dl1!`l.“l_§ !-.he 95°F lowing yesterday afiernoon'g report
year, M|'. Bigelow replied that 'n more 1-,.om_ the Const guard mation at
reckless assertion could not he made. Q,-one ‘Bland that a gubmm-me (gf un;
The A_merican_authorities_, from whom kuawn nntonnllgy had been g|g|m,d
Mr. (fuidar takes his figures. saythst ~,,e‘ve,.,,| mugs out béygnd mg- mg-g'°;_'
only 86-000 have sane over 10 Amerl- nine nmn came reports from'-several;
'CMI t0fl’il0i‘.V~ other nearby Maine points to 'the ef-_'
» _ - _ fcct that two submarines 'have been*
Mr. Bigelow iilllfi'g;Nfes`sof!fl!”fll1?¥5’"'iie`en h_v a number of persons. _ `
to show that Rogliln Hllil ll1€_W€St.I\_l_‘¢. _ Military and naval authorities have
86111118 their fill _Oi ¥D\ll1lf‘-ll'>B1 » 'WOW -lib information regarding the vessels,"
neraliip. Sonic time __ __a_Ko. _ '_l_\4‘-_,,l1ut do not question the possibiity of
had a client wh% ‘ offered to S t‘ 'tie reports being correct. Much
ln,,a gas,. plant an  sp`end'S500. lil) speculation has been caused as to
if _Regina would give hinra fralicliige, whether one of the undersea boats
The city rei‘used,`h'owe've_r, and Regl it can be the Bremen, but -the course'
still lacks a`3:is bi|lnt`,'\`ltliotig'll ‘tha taken and the direction from whence ‘
offer would' hiws ,. given ,the_~ci~i-lze-ns -the vessels came, makes this some- ‘
gas as cheapas that in Toronto..»As what doubtful. - _
or the r`nunioipally-owne‘d"- trahiwafyf* ‘ Some of the scoffers say the two;
there is.a_dlffic_it of $200.000._with he submarines are two large whales_~
prospect of _l`J6i.l_9_l'lnZ the situd'll0I\.__-, Wlllfll haw B"“3’°3d “omli-
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Another Islander - ‘
flteporg Wounded
Mrs. Robert McPherson, West Roy-
alty, yesterday received the following
telegram from the oiilcer in charge of
the Record Office, Ottawaz- "Cable
received today states. Lieut. former-
ly Sergeant, Joseph Louis McPherson,
infantry, officially reported wounded
slightly. but remaining on duty Au-
gust 2." Lieut. McPherson enlisted in
Calgary as_a private. After the usual
'course of drill he went to England
and later to the front. He wus pro-
moted successively on the field to
Lance Corporal, ' Sergeant and
Lieutenant, -a fact that apeakahighly
,of his character and his trustworthi-
ness; Hisnlany friends will he glad
to hear that his wounds are not
serious. -
HOW TO PREVENT FIRE.
Keep waste pz;|T`packing material
and rubbish cleane_d up.
Malte fre nent ersonal inspections
Two More Canadian
.  ¢»~'--'
i' 61'-rmiusaogl a=- -paso;-of
two more Canadian divisions in the
__f_leld, ;-wbicg S; -Soni Hughes, faire-
caated ht ho cliffs. tile other day.
is incidental to the decision taken
last- New* Yearls do raise half a mil-
lion mea for service -from Canada. -It
is not-expected. however, to ' be - an
lmmotnate ¢sv_slopmant.r but as -ro
garda one division tilli probably oc-
cur this fallaftei ihaiii-#ops now-un-
mcre advanced,-: their work.
»Tbe'ayliabusdr.ill this summer
is so made- up %hd`d§'ected by ofl‘l-
oerg so recently fillnu' the front as to
ensure the methods, being the latest
in the line lat: trench warfare. This
will- tend tc  hrlefer the stay in
England. - _ _ t
,From the_t-\"o'op_s_be|ng sent over
` weekly to the English depots, another
division will be made up this autumn:
There will thus be constituted live
complete divisions at the front. with
the probability of the sixth division
going early in 1917.
When thlg_ plan is carried out Can-
ada wilL,hs,ve"'a guarter of a million
men on the firing line. The rest of
the enrollment will be needed for re-
serves and reinforcements.
VIRIETIES OF Glliilil
'Farmers Should Know the Names of
` Seeds They Sow.
Twenty p_er,‘cent of the 400 farmers
vlslteli_ }'_n_the Agricultural Survey in
Onturlo' in 1915 did not know the name
sf uny_ variety* of grain sown on their
i`al'nis.‘ in Dundas country, where
_l00 farm`s_yvere visited, of a imal of
_86 farmers'g“rowing barley only 11
_knew the variety grown. Fifty-two
'per ccn`_t_of the _400 farmers visited in
the province were growing barley and
only 18 per cen-t knew the name of
the variety.
Only 64 per cent. of all the farm-
ers visited knew the name of the va-
riety ofoats they were sowing. Those
who _do not know the variety used
may be sowing grain unsuited for
|tl\eir farms. There is very little ex-
cuse for the prevalence of such con
dergoing traininaglshe-l bln become.
, "'_ "Jn
-- _,q p , . f ~ _ - -
from a fire standpoint, lditions. 'Eyery farmersowlng an un-
..Se1-. that your electric wiring islmown grainlives within reach of
standard. and be careful in the use some farmer who grows a known sort
of electric devices. |01’ proved excellence, from whom seed
Have all smoke-pipes and chimneys c_an~be obtained. Farmers wishing to
inspected and properly repaired before 'obtain s`ee`d for it early and choose a
starting fires for the winter, __ 'variety which has been tested ami
_ Be careful about the use of matches. proved to he good. The Central Ex-
Provlde safe receptacles for -them both pcrixnental Farm at Ottawa and the
before and after use. Ivor-lous _Agrlculltural Colleges have
Feel your personal responsibility as carried on -such tests for the benefit
to possible loss of life and property by of farmers, the results of which may
fire und act accordingly. - - the obtained, free upon application.
ml _  'r"
A Mads-Meal:
Cents.
make# a
who-works
.with milk- or
all the
fa cost of not over
'Simply
Wheat
and
and mill: or
Made ai canada _ _ _
¢ ,
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SAVE THE TIEES -.
More Attention sung rata-\sYrh'o|'r.v~i
Protection by Rsilway`s""-' _“*"'
and Others., .- .,,~.
That the shade. treev-m%.,§}»p;;-;_';,-_;;;
value oi' ropert an _a s. _ ¢ __ __'
the -beaup-Q  `   "-'~`°""
U! _ nal? *ls _ _N
being more hllffib T-K¥¥i¢¢'?~*'§-
nicipal corporations are encouraging
the plantllilhéf trees' in greater 'num~»'f
bore, as well as protecting those-they
already h;_\_ve_. Many estimates have
been made as -to the actiialcash "ialii_if'
of a growing shade tree, but all coil-'
cede that its aesthetic value. In the
transfer of real estate, a favourably
situated shade tree will' ehchance -the
value of the property out of all ~pro~
portion to the intr.nsic.vaiue of the
of the tree. From a fluanciaifstahd-
point, therefore, the shade trees sboyvld
be protected- ' _ ' ' '
Several raiiwavs are giving careful
attention to the trees. Not only _arp
they protecting, bv special patrols and
otherwise, the forests along their llnei, ,t
but, at no iuconsiderablq e>.pense,sthe`§*-_
orc protecting -them om their rightl-
of\\ ay. Ons railway Fin-: was -diver-
ted from its originally planned roulo
to save two handsome maple treej,
Considerable attention and much-'f's~'
vorable comment has been bestosrdd
upon this considerate_,actlun .of the ,
railway corporation. ‘ _ 
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