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 _ ' PUBLIC HEALTH
We note that the municipal councils in New Bruins-_‘
wick-and in other provinces as well,-are takinglvig.-4
Orous steps towards preventing_ the iiitrptluctibii
of infantile paralysis, in view of the' development of
“that disease in Montreal. The move is a prudent one,
as the constant intercourse between all provincial
points and Montreal makes the situation one that at
least demands the adoption' of precautioiiary
measures. In our isolation there is no doubt less liabi-
lity to cantagion froin outside sources, nevertheless,
conditions at home as \vell as abroad demand that our
municipal Boards of llealth keep wide awake.
ln our city, where the general health is so invari-
ably up to standard that the health department is rare-
ly called upon, wc are liable to drop into an apathetic
condition and let the health of the city take care of
itself, which, fortuiiately, it is usually able to do. Yet
apathy with regard to the public health is not itself a`
healthy condition. \\'e are not at all times free from
preventihle diseases; we have an occasional outbreak
of diphtheria. of scarlet fever, of typhoid fever. ln-
decd, there are several cases of the latter in the city
suggestion my assistance .  -. would not be
untrammeled." .i' . . Sir Wilfrid Laurier in
his reply to Sir Robert Borden. 7 '
“I observe that you decline to co-operate with
The lleatlif-oi llveretl
_ . Sir Robert Borden in his second letter to
Sir Wilfrid. _
\\'ere Sir \’\'ilfrid and Sir Robert writing all this
just tliroi'_q'lt stupid ruistintlenstaiitlizig or are the S-lar
and Herald wjritiiig their stuff because of something
worse? <  _
_ 'l`he Globe knows all right, and the Globe has
iiotliiiig' but silent contempt for Sir \\'ilfrid’s refu-
sal.
0(--é -
N0 GLORY l°`0R NEUTRALS
_L._.l_
Viscount Grey says: “The best work neutrals can
do for the mfonieiit is to try to prevent a war like this
e saing dont know what hap
Dened. or where they are. Your son
is hurled near a little French village
tion the question how neutrals like Holland and Chi-
na. for instance, are to set about this task, and is pro-
bably too polite to point out to the United States that
the only way iieulrals can try to prevent such a war in
Everett was-_one ol our old boys,
then only a few of us left alter the
first Lesap--but we were just like a
died male population 'of military age, if every house
in Germany is a house of mourning, and if the Ger-
man people are saddled for gericratioiis to come with
debt; if they are deprived of their colonies pernia'
iieiilly, and lose _\lsace and Lorrriinc, and if they are
The boys that are left want me to
send you their deepest sympathy. |I've
been their Sefrgt. ever since leaving
Amherst and know them all. Everett
was a popular N _(7. O. among tlieui all.
All his personal effects were turned
at present. ls our Board of llcalth looking into thc,
iiiatter? llave the milk supply, the water supply and?
the general conditions surrounding the cases been en-I
quired into; have certain conditions with regard to;
the manner of living and the sources of food supply,l
that are common to some or all of the families affect-
ed, been discovered or looked for? _ _\\"e have no
reason to hope that we shall not have epidemics as;
other cities have. \\`e have no reason to believe that]
the causes which produce diphtheria, scarlet
typhoid fever in a few individual cases will
duce the same diseases generally throughout
unless we know that the conditions which broughtl
about the disease are peculiar to the locality in wliiclii
ii exists or to ii source with which the rest of the city
is not in toueli.___It is the business of the Health
Oliicerl
or thc_Board_fol Iflealth to find these things out-if
possible. /' _ _ _ ,_
The diseases above mentioned, notably typhoid;
fever, originate in the food supply, especially milk or
water. Doctors tell us that the typhoid germ must bel
eaten or drunk before 'it can become effective as a
t.lisease producer. It is dotibtless-possible to get llic
germ from other Sources than milk and water, bitt
whatever the source may be. it careful c_\:an‘iination :ind
analysis will locate it. ls this being done whcii it case
of any the these preveiitiblc diseases is discovered? lf
not the lioard of lleallli is not doing its whole duty.
\\'e are lax in many ivays in coiiiicctioii with llici
public health, :md some day we may awaken to thcf
fact that our laxity was :i crime. \\'c are eating un-
iiispectcd meat :uid lircad, drinking tniiiispcclcd milk,
Stiri‘ouii<li‘il in iiiaiiy c.'ise\ hy di_\casc-l>recdiiig condi-
tions and trusting to pro\'iil\'iir<- in lr-pt-p ug in ll(-;|lt|,_
lt is doubtless true that "unless thc. Lord the city
keep" the watcliniaii`s and the health ofliccr's ivzilcli-
fulness is in vain, but all the sanic the ivatcliiiiiiii rinil
the health officer are expected to contriliiilc: their
_share to the safely. The by-l.'l\\' for the inspection of
niilk rind niczit has l-iccn .slit-l‘.'e_il lest it would have si dv-.
lriincntzil effect upon trade. l.ii`c and licriltli slioiilill
bc give-n pieccrleiicc over all other consideralioiis :ind
there is reason to believe that this is not being donc.
if the Board of llerllth knows ‘of certain precautions
that should be taken if should prcsvrilie these and if
its recoiiimcndations arc not acted upon, thc >'iil`fci`crs
will know where to place the blame.
l (
Ar ioeei-;iiiii;Ans
-_-#im-»--~
- prciiie contempt for thc United States that tliis. a-It or our love and high iippreciiition ot l’el°le the ll'“l“ll beglll l° l“°Ve~ Th"
l"cw Liberal newspapers have the new-found _lili-
perialistic courage of the Toronto Globe. Ten days
ago it invited Sir Wilfrid Laurier to co-operate with
Sir Robert l.. Borden in an appeal for recruits, and
when it found its Old Chief had failed it turned
and boldly commended the Prime Miiiister as the true
interpreter of Can:nla’s sentiment. Toronto Star at
first raised the ridiculous cry flint as the Ilordeii go-
vernment had fziiled in its recruiting it could not ex-
pect Sir \\`ilfrid to come to its assistance now seeing
he had not been invited to form a coalition government
two years ago. Not another newspaper of any respon-
sibility supported such a defence, and in seeking for
some other apology for Sir \Vilfrid’s refusal to co-op-
crate with the government in an appeal for recruits it
has seen fit to join the Montreal Herald-Telegraph in
trying to give the impression that the invitation lo Sir
W`ilfrid came from Sir Thomas Tait and not from
Sir Robert Borden at all. “The invitation to Sir Wil-
frid came really from Sir Thoniiis Tait, and was only
transmitted by Sir Robert Borden,” says the Herald.
"It was not Sir Robert llorden who invited Sir Wil-
frid Laurier to join him in forming a Parliamentary
National Commission. /lt was Sir Tlionias Tait," apo'
lolizes the Star.
' If that be so how does the Star and Herald ac-
count for the following passages in the Borden-Law
rler letters: __ `
_-_ "I trust you will be good enough to cooperate.
_I would su est. it committee of twelve, :ind l
._`\i»ritil<l,,~__g”sil<  to name tive'mq_1ibers of whom I _ _
fylmpe you 'will-'l>efon‘ei" .T _ Sir Robert Borden in
f`”liis letter to Sir W,ilt‘rid. _
ask nie to rnsuperate with you in the .
such a committee _ _ _ I' feel
level' Olias they remain strictly neutral. \\"lieii the war is ~
“Ol l’l'0" over their efforts will be useless. They will be like WEDDWG ANRWERSARY
_- _ _ _ _ t
llle Ull- the firemen who arrive on the scene when the build- e - Gmc Railway Comwm-_ mmm. ,I Stale.
provoking opp _Y-1,,-_ irhe iirzreealilv opportiinity so ini-
doubllcss also of the Aiiiericaii people-is profound- 0u_.` cjqtmn, 'vm' ,mum be ,;h,in`k,,,,,
ly moved over the relations of their country with Our <lul.\'- if \vedi<\n0t=1ttl1is Dn-
lierinany and with the world war in which they are,
or ouglil to bc, as deeply concerned as are the other ` \\'01”illl' f1f‘lS~ l _ _
nations that are baftlin for rinci iles and for civili- Truly tins meeting or fmmly UCS.
zafion, hallliiig for the United States as well as for when at the foot of the hold all-ur
tliciiist~l\'es. llcrc’is what thc New York l'ler:ild had lm,,,_ which pl,,dg(__‘ _,.(,u'h'_,,,e f,,m,_
to .say recently of the “contempt” shown hy Gerinany fully kept since joy and hapiness has
toivards thc Government and the people of the Uni- DFG" .y°"" lm' thmughout Wm' Chris' t
bruziry io, 1915, the Lusitania was sunk and-Bcrns- 0'; R mend_g|| he 1,, deado
torff was permitted to remain at his post! Convic- 1 l9‘H'S lllalf 100 mlleB` “hall ll” “l'l0We'll "
__ _I ,__ tl ,, l_,, E I A ._ ' If you lieiir a song that thrills you. as 100 miles with certain reservations
ment meant no more to it than a “scrap of paper” Praise lt. Do not let the sln£0l‘
I to headquarters by the stretcher'
bearers and you will receive them any
compelled to abandon for all time their dream Of __
ime.
world tloniiiiioii, there will be no more grcat__\vars for Thre is nothing more that I can
a long time to come. \\lhat are nentralsdoing to en~i tell V011. Mrs. MacLecd. but if tliere is
_ ~thi th t ' ldi -
sur_e this outcome? If there are rieutrals that honestlyi ffl’ d0"§ny S8523 t;l‘:‘;,0“_,l:‘s° :_‘;T1;,';‘;‘_'§'
believe Russia forced this war on Germany, and that ilaml I feel pretty had myself but there
. u * ll ' _
it is only by the defeat of the Entente Allies that ai?)'§,i;1%f1°_1§‘;f ;igé‘l§§r;Z_ Sisley hfggpg;
world peace can be established, what are they doing~_ sympathy to all the family and friends
to bring-about this result? of Everett'
_ _ ‘ Sincerely Yours
The fact is that neutrals can do nothing as long sergt. Art Gillis,
sin Ban. o. M. rt.
_  . . _ .. _ _ _ ~ On Wetlnestlay evening 25ts inst.. a
ing his in ruins. l_lic_.\nicrican people _otiglit_not to _urge Wowd of r__]____`______ and menus
be flattered into believing that the victorious ltntcnte giyaucrl the hom-.» of Mr. and 'Mi-s.
_ _- _ _ _ _ - _ - __ _ _ ibert Arseiianlt of-St. Gilberts to
Pon ers \\ill consult thc \\ ashington Goicrinntnt as to _,eleb_,__te their 50m \_______m_g _m___ve___
the sentence to be passed upon the Central Powers; or sary. Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault tho-
_ _ _- , _ _ _~ _ uzli taken by surprise. extended to
that the .idiicc of any iieutrals will be _sought and ta an __ ve___v cordial hospitality _md an
ken willi regard to the problems that will come up for those present fully enjoyctl tho cele-
_ _ _ _ bration. Among those present were
stttltiiieiit alter the uar. There can be no doubt that “__ and Mm J__S____h ,__,,,,__h,_ M___
tlu- alliance lictwccii llie ltntcnte l'o\vers will not he and Mrs. Thomas Arseiiuiilt from
 ._ _ _ , , . _ -. ~ , ,- _ Siinimcrside. A siiniptuoiis meal
ilissolsul .is soon .is pc-._icc is signed. lt \_\ill bctoinc Wag S___________ ___ the l_________V ____________ _____._
:i perinaiicnf feiilurc ol iiitei'iiation:il politics. her- several speeclies of eoiigratiilatory
,,    ,-  ii:itii'e  .l\l'l\l.J _llI.
in_.iiiy__.\ii.~lii.i. lnikty .ind llnlg.iri.l \\ill bc dcpii\_t_d A__s__:_‘_____‘_‘_°f_‘;__f’C‘_'i;_"El* A__;______‘_’_’;€l' ’______
ol their power to bring about another great war. 'l he others. A beautiful l<‘reiir~li atlfli-can
,- ,_ _ _ - .-  ._ 1, I - _l _ was read to the aired couple by Mr.
l.ntu‘fc \ll1cs \\il_l isstiicdy not iring one 'iiotil (,________ G____a____ ____0__ w1__c__ ____ch _______
\\ ho then is to disturb the _peace of the world, the presented with ii liiindsomn .firm
strength of Geriiiaily being broken? About thc onli' chair' Til” "“"“l-""‘l l""Sl‘l"“' ‘““"l'
‘_ __ ' proseiits, :ionic ol’ good valuc.
way_ for present neutrals to plan to prevent :i war The following is a brief tmiislalion
like this from liappcning again” is lo refrain from °l__t_l;‘_‘  G_1b______ A____e_________
)___( patiently awaited by us, has at last
iirrlveil, when rsailioirfl here on such
over and captured the trench one of
the boys reported to me that Everett - ' D
has been killed instantly. \Ve lost a ' O
good many boys that morning and Q   c 0 1
som mi - ' _
.- -1, _ _ _ : A* '
f memo in inure  _ T
4 ,
. . . -i ‘ ,Tlie following letter from Fran'c'e~ ’ . . i i
me ni the formation of a committee of mc_mbel1 has been received by~M_____ J _“_ ww _ _ . '
of parliament for the ptrrpose set forth in the Leod. Grand View. " _ - _ ~ 
resolution of the directors of national service.” Dear Mm §’_`_';“I°°' gil-1;' lggtwn ` ` _ ' _-__
SBPKL it ismy sad duty to write you - ‘
all tho news about your son Everett’s ‘
‘death We got orders e e night at 12. A _
o'clock that we were tcanttack a Ger i
_ ' Q -r  C _
man trench at 6.30 in the morning.
lt was abrlght morning and at 5;- _  
o'clock I had a little talk with all the; »
boys. They were all iii the best ot  i ' '
spirits. Everett was is Lance Corporal _ . - _ ,
and iii charge of it sectloltS nien.)We
got away on' time, had to so about    S 
_ _ three hundred yards. After we got
/' _ i i
beside some of li-ls ehums. A little ‘ T
- » , »    o a an omorrow
from happening again.” He leaves to the imaagina-‘ gel' and three leters P .E_ I. Rest in __
eaee on it. - ' `
happy family and he was one of the‘ _ . . _ ` _ .
best bo_ys ln the trench,_ always ready_ ’ ;
_the future is to cease to be neutral. If the result of ;?_S,°ni:,§ glfatifei;',f:n(?,£l';i§§,Irl1;{lfef;i,ta§_i' '  e '
this war is that Germany loses about half her able-bo- mv platoon. and we are getting ' _
s»ma.ier after efve-ry snap. _s - -
m i i _ ' __ _
1 -_W
0 0 service-, regardless of number of miles
_ o
  H081? ffiilgflnent for all switching, _oi;t_:_r-
0 U time and detention in excess* o e
  guaranteed monthly wages without
Empire
regard of the time actunilly engaged in
work or the nature of the regular
service. -
9. Allowance to biiggagement for
_ ' - the handling of government mall.
` ' 1”' 10. That all men engaged as pilots
or engine liertlerii he given yard fore-
WINNIPEG, Oct. 26-Mr.Grant Hall, I mem., pav_
vice-president and general manager oil `
he western lines' of the Canadian Pa-
NOW POSSIBLE T0
OPERATE ON BRAIN
mont to the press today. He said in
part: _
“As Icoiisitlornil il my duty, I
placed the deniaiitls btz~f`ort»_ the Min-l
ister ot' Labor and lie eommiinicatetll
with the rc-prcseiitatives of the em-‘
ployes. The resiilts oi' his attenipteil
`inte-rvention are already known to ther
_public. As the time for the' propoesil;
lstriko drew near the Prime Minister (-Ong,-$.53 of Sm-gr-M13 of Nom; Am,
lol (`iiiiiida. lelr.'gi'nphetl to the men iiiiillC.riL-“_ now in ,.,(,,_,__i0n yu.,-p_
t.-llfsrcil his services for se‘ttli\ineiit,i‘ ...I.hm_‘_ was __ Huw Wm," Surgf,m,S
but was told that tlic proposed strike, wwe ,mucmm lo (,I,L.,-im, fm- ;,|,,p,m.
foiihl not hr ost olicrl The l’r'iine
PI-llLADl~1l.l’lllA, Oct. 21?-Brain
siiirgery is now about in the same
late where abdoiniiial siirircrv wiv-i
L. Nnrlhriip, nt' this city. who was.
one- of the chic-t' clinicians today at
many operations performed in the
presence of niembers of thc- Clinical
liial diseases." he said. "Such operat-
ions are now common, and slmlllarly
the brain Quo longer forbidden
ground.” .
Dr. Northrup demonstrated by per-
forming il delicate operation on the
brain ol' a. man' who was compelled
to walk sideways' because ot a tumor
on the brain. He also demonstrated
an operation designed to cure epilepsy
,by tho same method of opening the
rskull and rellevlii the brain ressure
5 D .
How tendons: can be made from
silk libro and substituted for tendons-
erippleil by lnfantllo paralysis was
shown at another' clinic by Dr. J. K.
I
lYouiig_ Phllailc~lphia. The subject was
[an eight-year-old girl. Tliis. substitut-
_ion, it was claimed, would i'educt-;- the
p _- _ . . _ t feonvalescaiit erlod to a few months
it generntioii ago. nccortliiii.: to Dr. ll.|
p _
A; the electionof ollicerti tonight.,
Dr. John G .Clarke, of Phlladelpliia.
was elected president of the congress;
Dr. G. H. Lee, of Galveston. first vice-
_pi~e.~ililent and Dr. Edgnr W. Alliin. of
_Elliiioilctoii (Alb.), second vice-preiiid-
ent.
New York was chosen as the next
meeting place.
sent. ii rnctliatrrr to Wiiiiiipeis: with it
view c-l` attempting to get the coin-'
paii_v’s officers' and mon togc-ther.
that the matters in dispute be-tweeiil
us be submitted to a siiigle arbitratoini
of Sir Robert Borden, Sir Wilfred
C
- r p .' p . _ ..
lilliiistei' and Minis`lt“i‘ ot' Labor tlie|i`EE-'-'~‘!` --- ‘ i _ 1 ' "  5
I
First through this mediator, and later-  0 °
ly directly, I suggested to the ment     
0 ‘ 0 ‘ ' `
ir.;'.if‘;;ii..;v  in Existence, to Save Money _
murier .nie einer Justice or caniiriii,l It does not cost anything to join, you mer ly invest your
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick. anti Mr. Ash! money iri large or small amounts, in the very liest of security
Kf‘““@‘l>’- "l°°'P'“"‘l‘l”“§_ "f ‘"0 l”`°ll"i obtainable, viz. Life and Endowment Insurance
ri iii. out-1' 'ri' ‘ ‘ --
   . i-i lii'0Ilili0us' ocieasio-ii,l wc., with F1 olTi:(i'0ivlfis ilc(l,ili)ii1iiil.v The  iviigl when you think of the numberless widows Llfe lnsqr'
i " tiiiaiiinious feeling ot' ratifiidti .iiidit _ - ' , : ' . ‘
K _ .
joy ririlobralo your liftietli weihliiig
At least a portion of the .'\merican pressfzind i1'l"l‘f'*ff_==11ri'. _ _.
As von liolil such a high nlzive in
portnno time give vent to our deep
gratitndt: and i-et-ognltioii of all your
H l) l and relatives recalls to ns tho day
` you mutually pledged l`edl\lity and
staiitial r-oneessioii`s." world
plans free of charge ?
1,.-Muff mn 1,, f,,,,_. w,¢1,p1h§ mtl ance is saving from poverty, from hunlgzer and from despair,
that tiniest; the me-ini tit-ininnis were: of the countless children to whom the olicy benefits are giv-
met bf:f0r__°_ _5 ii- rp-_pn \ve_l_pe»;d_p'i ing a chance in life, preventingj them from being? huddled
‘§'“l°l"” ~"“' i” "mf" “;°“ d ”__". together in the slunls of large cities, breathing fou air and
pace. I therefore entered nto lretti - f d bo h - bl d - Hi - d be
,,,.,g,-,t,,,,,0,,5 with the men and effwd eating oo t unsuita e an insu cient an st of all
.. - - l ' d ' ' to them the mother’ 'll
ed it settlement at nc-on yesterday., S8.Vll'\g 811 _pl‘6_S€l‘Vll‘lg _ _ S §3l'C_,y0_Ll WI
This. of course. invoiveli funin-r cub-1 agree that it is the greatest beneficientlinstitution in the
~ We would like to be of service_ to you and yours. Can
-|-,ms of S,,,,|,,,,,,,¢_ we have an opportunity of submitting particulars of our
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s. mm pt-0_ culty between the C. P .R. tralnmeiil ’
._-I-I __ ~_ _.l~ . of p   ~ __ |~ _ _ ure as to behold _von Iiotli enjoylllg-
a. strike was threatened, give-n uiiti ,
lcd States :- Nothing aft`oi'iis_ us so much pleas- tmtl the C. P. R. Company. 0"/0l` Wlllclli P1*0VinCi8.l M8H8gefS,Gf€8t-W€Sf Lif€,Ch8l‘|0|,f€l0Wn
i' inpti incntc riissininsin, in sen: ing one M your adv,_,,,.¢,; Smgc of |if,_._ a m_ umm;-miiyg _ l Several reliable enefggtic Sojigiling Agents wanted’ ll
cept this small ti ille as xi. feeble token
our noble .ind charitable lite
reveals-~\\'liat -else are these but the legitimate fruits y____ _ ' ’ men is a. compromise. as they former- _',',____ _
of the Policy of ‘°lilowinl; hot” at the wrong tini<_~ :intl ` " ` ' " voun Fnienos.-M. lY Sl°°‘l 01" f°" P“Y“‘°“l f°1”ll‘° “'l1"l" "
"blowing cold" when events demanded action that  _
has inzirkcd the liandliiig of our relations with licrlin ' ' ` ' ' M 3'_ Th” °°m9““Y wlll Pal' lol'   '_=,lE`-‘l_.
W ¥
from-the day that Count von llcrnstorft' revealed his ` DAILY SELECTIUHS Fon miles. covered by tralnnien. Men ask- `
guilty fore-liiioivled c of_tlic dreadful crime \vl`~l _ounnnllll READERS ed that the ml"lm“m.h° 1400 miles’
g :ici
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was to be perpetrated agaiiisr American citizens and ` 4- Yurdmen are gramed aeeneml
against Aiiierica in_thc ruthless sinking of the l.usi-' _ ""'”l'l'°‘l W l"°"ea“° 1” Pall of tw" cents lm" mul'
lani:i?' “Coiiteinpt” is almost too weak a word to ` ' W. 0. Loueon. train which arrives at its `ob,lcctlvc
7
rlcstrilic thc feeling of lrussiaiiisiir and its l\.ii..ci   hy being kept standing on mp mam
toward the government of the United States and A SERMON _N RHYME line whilst entrance to_ih0 yHrd‘l>1
its miie. This teen -3 humir lin ii _r ' "‘°°"“‘ by ‘he ““’"°‘“““ "”"'“"°“”
1 I ng ia g rc ecion .___
upon Aniericanisni-hzid its roots in adininistratioii lf YOU have 11 fflellll W°l'l~l\ l°"lllg- ffwt that the irlv fmm N10 lllllltll
.___ IW _ I Love him Yes, and let him know
tri ing over cxico. t was strenglitencd when, af- Tlmt you léve mm fm, ufefg ev.,mng~~thB “noted number of hours' éonstp
ter Mr. Wi_lson‘s “strict accountability” note of ]rc_ _'rings his brow with sunset slow; tiitlng ii day’iii work, be piilil over tlrmo
Whv should good words ne’er be said
on 1. ie warm worrs 0 tic mcrican govem sung hy any cmd of ,ons-_
P ~ - Wait deserved praises long;
"filly mclllls to l'll55llllll5ll,l Calllc Wllll Ml- Blyilllls Why should one that thrills your 7. Adoption of standard minimum - vi I rin R - _
treasonable whisperings into the delighted Dumba’s lleaft _  ' 4"' ln all lf'-’l5l"_ “°"l°° “ml lll “ll . °w -
fr I hh If f M Wk I __ Lack iimiioy itmay-lmvart”
cars o ant on e a o r. i.o|i. Ciic cns ` . ,fn-»|¢»i ' ,
come home to roost!" If you hear A pro:/eff Hill m°“°° Y°\l   '*~- ‘ " ‘“'“*'~ '““‘“"""’"'
_ By its humble, plendlhs tone.
_ )0( Join ln Do not let the speaker
of its eiifiiics of “fri flitfulness" into a iort oz' the lin.-it health and liiipp' relatloiis with 1- A.H‘-fl\l<Yli0I1 Of llllflln line D119* '
'» <, __ _ - - ._ »~ ,. _' r. ~ iam aiices; ai . ' ' -
l mted States for the purpose of obtaining ,nlilari :im“;:f '""l‘_ for lon con miles __
senger mileage from 5600 to 5000
concession of fifteen minutes by this
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cfl' the time spent, ln preparing for the _'»“5_.,’.-i:“‘: .f'Z_.
joumey. >~.__;,'--_ ' 
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mln mum mileage per month of 28
and compromised at 2,800. -
5. A crew in cliargc- ot a freight '
terminal and is held out of the artl
ot’ tho yard crew, regardless of the
Single barrel guns
Double barrel guns.
Sights. -
Recoil Pads
Sling Straps. '
_Black Diamond Shells.
Fennell &
terminal has been made in less tban_ cesswe cost' `
while no detained. -
6. All unassigned short runs of
respecting th€lBrltlsh Columbia dlvl-
sion.
unassigned passenger and mixed train it--l
mf“1' - '
_ _ _ _ _ ' . 10 . pl°fly(.I`S gf) Up ll g ' ' _ _ -_-
in_foi'ni:ition :ind going ininiedirltclv from that port to tiniinl ol' (¢od’s blessings. ____2_____c_?Vi§:l :_l:_"_’n_;i_;‘_;T_‘fl’f_;;’_’_‘ _f__f_fl1l;:"?_i;]'
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its iiiission of warfare in Anicrican waters-tlic su- I" '°"‘l"°"’“ YT beg of lo" 0 ac prnpariitmy time gpm; m me yu,-(1,,
Get Your Gun and Ammunition
at the f‘Sportsmen’s Store”
If you want best results from your hunting trip,
y_ou need to goprepareti with a flood gun, good ammuni-
tion and superior supplies. _ And- here is the place where
you get what you need, without bother, trouble or ex-
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Shell loading rites.
Uurtrlilges belts.
Shooting vests.
Decoys.
Shot, powder, wedding. /
-and everything else You
need. _ _
Chandler '
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A e more ,,;;,»»;,-;,<»_;;»_;»,;;-,;».;»:  For Men, Women. Boys Girls and Children
' ' "**""-°¢"*- The strength o! "two or three" in _ _`
\/Vliat would we think if men \vouldii’t enlist and ' D\‘lV°l'T __ _ '  l _ * 'J 1 `
gave as areason what happened to Tait? If you ,ee me |,°¢-Wm mini; -  
_ _ _ t . . t . ir- _I ~
s__l‘rom__a loving .Gilt
lt is now quite clear that France tlidiit “bleed to 8;; 21:, ;?,,,m,| yuh my nie,
f A ~ ,,,.__ ,_ i ,;,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,»_ of -Sackville., Solid Leatlier_sold by _
“Tliank God for Wilson, he kept us out of the ;__¢;`______l_l_:___*Y¢:‘f!°__ .
war, is the Democrats battle cry Thank Gut! hem ni¢m,‘¢i-un mmoioivef, Pri¢es  i T l
for (_`:irr':inz:i" says the Chicago Tribune, (Republir-' 8 ll* "l_lf'lll*»k'  t9,"°w' _ _‘__ -- ~ _ "Q     _ ' ' i i V- ’
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......--‘.. v.......c A _  ‘  s   uz.~ii:'°.-::i.::fl:.::ii° ‘fer mud and wet, made bi' the Wry Standard. Boot fiieibry
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