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" They come' in styles for e0ei-9 summer need in city or
country, éesshore or mountains--for every member- of
iseveral pairs of these sttracti\7e summer shoes for the price'
'Don't leave for your holidays -without hsxling one or two
: None genuine without the name FLEET FOOT stamped on the sole.
Thi! name is your guarantee of style, service and comfort.
' The best Shoe Stores sell Fleet Foot
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lllltls Limited number oi particu-
larly suitable' own with deep aes
experienoa`and holding Mate'a sea-
joinj oertilioato. Age 23 to 40.
Chlel Artfllcer Engineers,
Altlleer llnillneera,
Engine loona As-fllleers`
Onlyparlioularlyauitableinonrequirod.
Applioiiata must hold Marino Engineers
C¢rtitieats.aA¢o 18 to 50.
,no ornsn aanas on marinas
Commanding Officer.
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or Naval Recruiting Secretary.
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Seameia.vA limited number oi'
particularly suitable men with lol
experience. Ale IB to 45.
Stokers. Msn with super-lense
required. Age I8 to 45. Also men
under Military age but who have passed
their llltli birthday required to train
as Stokors.  <
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ooolcinl and not liable to Military
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ri lqgadhosiou .to the Allied cause is
ei the comprehension of man. For
Spanish Newspaper Soares "Scoop"
That Would Be a Scoop indeed-
lf it Had Ever Happened
Tho German papers are full of stor-
ieh possible and impossible, about
what is happening in the United
States, and evpry effort is made to
persuade the Gorman people that Am-
uvgla-hol!-hearted affair. It is, how-
ogar, f_tg,,‘1he‘,_qerman _ controlled press
in neutral countries that we must
turn for stories whose stupidity pass-
ef mp _ e,¢0. ‘ foo  l' Valencia.
in.`§)i‘iin,t'%lil §¥?fl\'!£ ._ dial ilrotler-
man pager E Dls, that America is on
the point of revolution against the
warlike clique which dominates the
slt1ptfion'llt,W_i.Bhington, and that the
army and navy themselves are riddl-
ed with disaffectlon. The sublimest
mained loyal. Ei Dia goes cheerfully
Des Moines. Tacoma and Chattanooga
importance and slow speed with tim
exception of tho hrst battleship men-
marine campaign. W~hen.the- <_;;:?v~'B
of tho other ships saw that the _an-
sas was out of commission they Join-
ed the mutlneers." .
Apparently' after -this comic/ opera
bai.t_le,_tho sailora_hecamc as,macl an
this story: roi-, we a'isto1d:  _
-“Tho sailors began .to,,%q_§l‘l.ll1ll_~ all
kindsof depredations,.an thai 501|-
tinued 'for about tourlrours ‘ They-cut
‘the steel cables :which ,ho_I,q; slqciirer-
partially conslrusred .lxlelrlvlli .."~’»5'
 
3.i;alP~slillliil_l1I.il.S.f|llil
and4Bai“esllinttrcnt
Heal itching Plmgles On
Shoulders and ack.
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"For two years I was troubled with
itching plmples on my sbouldera and
back. They were bard, red
.0 7' _ " _ and very painful, and were
las;/6 scattered. l eouid not rest
Q, -'J at night on account of the
itching.
“l tried several remedies
‘ out they nuoa. 'risen i
used Cutieura Soap and Ointment,
and I used three ealtea ol’ Cutlcura
Soap and four boxes of Guticura
Ointment and I was completely healed
in six weeks." (Signed) Miss Kate
Young,Melroee,Man..March 30.1917-
Havlng obtained a clear healthy
e.& bythe uae of Cutieura, keep it
dear by ming the Soap for all toilet
furpoalhaaissed by touches of Oint-
ment aa needed. Cutiaura Soap ia
ideal for the complexion.
_ FiR.FreeSainpleEacl\by Mall sd- _
drsaapoar-card: ‘Cuticur\. DSN- A-
* Boa?-On, U. B. A." Bold everywhere.
 
' A careful select
tion of every line
of Jewelry marks
our stock.
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piece of lmbecility. however, was the 1 merged speed or 10 to 11 knots. she
39i0“lldll\K 1lil0_0!l,9l`¥ by me Gefmiim ~ " carries from 15 to 20 tornadoes; she .~ li -` I
that the American navy mutinied last  l 00,, 0,-ave] 100 'Innes completely sub. ' ‘,s  ,_-~0
0.‘2ll°be|`- and the “males” sP““l“"d LLOW AND merged; and sho can remain under f - `_"'-»`/nf. -~~"-\\ i., \‘ \0
is routed- with '_thls'exquisltely auth- W' WENDV' ware, “mug 00 the bimom up to 43 ` ~ I' ' ~ *Q  ' 0 \\` 
entic account of what happened. El 0000.0' 0 ' . " '.. ~~ l-_`
Dial starts outtgith Hislaalng 1198010116 By Mlm J°h"'°"° The' range ofa German torpedo is 5  0
wh ch runs: ‘ ensat ona ews. m- ies’ an me B eed 40 M B' ' `,`_\_.f.
p°;'tamNReb?i,“°“umththe Nonhdmzl' WLMJOW' mSince the begilhning of? th; war thel nj. -
or can avy. en procee s o V , “ -'
treat its readers to this entranclng H9' name 'S Willow' “ml sh” bfelifhes gilnlgg n;'0,.be1(;30f_ tg?tG0t;§;'¥nee‘;u4,?_
Piece °f imaginative Wrnmgi ‘ B 'charm marines operating in home waters
“Sensational news has reached us of A9 Subtle and 'B fi'f‘Kf3“l “5 3 have been captured Bunk or other
a serious' revolt which occurred about _ U90? wise destroyed ' ' /' Q \ _
the middle or octtiber in tno :sorta Sher srgssglal as a wlll°w by _the In 000 0,000, 0,,,,,00h|0 ,,,.0,00,,, -_-~  - ~ ,_ F _ , -
American navy on oard scvera war- » _ , _ _  I, ,_'.i..,_ _ s; r...,..i.»n 'amd
port of Halifax alter they had escort- All'-\i'l“E 8.3 3 l°“f_°C“|'9 f\'99» ‘ ‘;:;d!g§2"3;§:‘s inogvgg?) wgfsgz 8:53310  '_E,’(_\ ‘Y ’°'“““" W*
ed a large number of transports going ,,_0x||10,-y pat,-0|' 'services 52030104  ‘ q Q - ils ananasuiaiwmmmioua
_with American troops to Francs. 'rue A willow tree smiles rusillns through more than 0000000 miles'  \ , G- “_
rebellion started on three Yankee its bou5hs' Great Brltllill 1,00 7700 mu” 0,  In c“‘*" “,,.,,,""‘ '
nottissnips which camo into Iisiirix My Whllow Sparkles laughter from mm 00 00,000 ' ,,_  `~ '
flying the signal ‘rebellion on oar( ` er SWB- ' _ ' ' '  V ,
"000 0f the ships raised the flag of A willow tree makes soft some gar- be'¥;“;6I§)‘50'“:“g\“V;‘.}0lfgsifggiggdnffme "?';;)j’,.-,_
a vice;admiral as a sign that the com. - den sl°P9- ll b0u00n0 and 0000 over 2 300 000  - ` »
mander of .the rebels, Commodore My Willow brightens all our skies. lanes ind an lanes new 'Me cow  ~
Dorswoll. was inviting the naval auth- stan” incmasifg ' 
orities at Halifax to come on board, A willow tree brings thoughts of In on week ‘me aircraft pmrm ~ /
which, they did quite unsuspectingly. early dawn, round tie Brmsh mes 0000 30 000  .
.-The battleslklips vaero avilaitmg with Msua;-illss an0 haze <0! pink agtd white-,. miles , chem",
steam up. W en t e aut or es ar- y low a so ma ea me roam '
rlved they wage made prisoner; gy tix; or colour and the warmth oi iight. segfmfl30°22'§’£? 3";§0‘ lf;§’;“0§°;’;f\“§‘0s‘;"“'
muunwm' w O I en Nome* B Up to August ,Z5 000 000 tons of ox-
throaten the garrison of the forts un WEN'Dy_ 0 A pmsives and army supplies and 510
less they came over to their side_ The 0 - V 000 000 0 I 1 d H h d b
,mils-We\`0 DOWGYIGBS 10 flfe “P00 the Her name is Wendy. fried oi’ Peter hi' d om 0 wa an 0 R ac"
rebellious ships, which were behind a r Ps.n,- B (ima 'lJl]l30seas‘ d 30000 t I
rocky salient off the coast, so a group lplaymaw of youth in 0000.. old vlcir , meta dan! t ,F ons o
of _officers were sent for a parley. but 5-. wovm’ _ ., , sulpg) es; gg; sin si y 0 riilriice. H
they. 100. 100190 £00 f°3b9lB»" " Sd' small. so young. she does not know Du 1 5 eafmri are co hmm y
it is interesting to onto that inc 050,,-0 _,oy 011,00 ,,,,c,,,-1,,0_ Bllvlllles ll UMW “S 'WPS all "my
writer of this ingenious piece of fic- ,. -, 0 sugixies. 20 00 i th B. It ‘.
li0n Beellils i0tlmaElU°¢il‘“t1;“:)ll‘”;“:`° Péter has tliu5ht"lier from' his lovo ,Eh nilrfy We 4 ’ 0 me” n G r `
an Amer can Owll SMF Billie Y ' [Places to see and thin s to love, '
ei-loan trqfnla-' Having tD§=>°°°d°f‘lu§° An bubbling pleasure info herself- 112000“§rf:;ge;°a;%°’§01°;0;Q "°’"°
Cl*-i\\\\l`9 H l- 9 fepresen 3 "85 0 e Babies on earth, ga stars above. ' '
navy depitrtmlent lnua place: whéarg 4 - » y l Ki1\:;l£)l;§Ynul;?\2J:iUé1;00iH the United
exl s, tie mu neers sar e » -
iiilgiiea settle with the ships that re- Dm “‘;f0,§f’“ “°“'“"°““‘ “” the More than 17.000 amen are employ-
Branclies it singing robin bends.
A general survby of activities of- last
year in the war, recently issod by tho
British War Cabinet, contains aston-
ishing detul}s'
'Britain loaned £l.186.000,000 to her'
allies p to December, 1917, and £175,-
000.000 to the Domlnlons.
The manufacturing of beer has been
reduced from 36,000,000 barrels to
14,000,000 barrels.
lt is estimated that the proscnt sys-
tem of coal distribution will saw thc
equivalent pt 700,000,000 tons being
1-al -, carried a mile.  . _ »\
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The War Cabinet held 300 meetings
ln a year
'“"°"V There was 7,500,000 men in the Bri- ‘° » ` ’ \\` `,-',` '
tlsh Army
Only one ship in 200 of convoyed
vosels have been lost.
The German submarine has a. sur-
face speed up to 18 knots, and .sub-I
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eil ns military nurses and 28.000 oth-
ers are employed in various work at
military hospitals.
In the brightest moonlight it is al-
most impossible to sec an airplane
flying ut 10,00-15,000 feet.
There are 2,022,000 men and 704.000
women engaged on munitions.
Since the beginning of 1917 the out-
put of high explosives has more than
met our own demands, enabled ua to
build up large stocks and -supply our
Allies.
‘Some 9.000 tractors and tractor-
ploughs have been ordered in Ameri-
ca.
The number of articles handled each
week by the central stores branob ni
the Ministry of Munltlons exceeds`50,-
000,000. '
If wc had paid the same price for
gun munition in 1917 as in 1916, the
increase ln cost would havebeen
$243,000,000. . ,
Excluding ofilcers, non-commission-
ed officers, and invalids. there are in
this country some 30.000 enemy pri-
soners, all but 400 of whom are at
work.
Only 586,000 tons or paper reached
England in 1917, as against 1,798,000
tons in 1914. ' 
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“ln the meantime, the hattleships .These 00.0 my wendys m0nd0_
Minnesota. Kansas and South Caro- _Fmm The 00000100 Magazine for 0 0
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séls, sliding tbam into the_'w`a`ter and
sinking them st1the.'shtmncei1t0.-4l\€ $&,§g§e;al?tl;sb'00"`  '  " 00
_ diites, which were thus closed for sov- Black Oats " ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ 05
afar m0,,m§,; ,Tmrty-c‘rgnt_oth‘s.- nails. Hay mn _' '~   ' ' " °'
sunt thom‘wbi1'advs‘ncod‘1n tue pro- 00000 00',.‘0," _ ‘ _ ' ' ' '0
»cess_of construction, Ware su_nl§,lli.l\ll~ E500 00,. d0z' ' ' ' " 3
channel leading to the lfrscnal .’ ' ` Beef lb ‘ ‘ " ` ’ ' " 2
"The_ Government. though power- ,amb I0   ' ' ‘  “
loss to resist the mutineers, still con- ifxmes B'l_‘lh' “  "' "' ' " "
trollsd the censor, but despite all stmw 9 `  " ° ‘ ' " 
I _,their efforts they could not prevent can 500;;  " ‘  
y c - fm-»v= Mm rear*-lf-S- l=“f°»°"‘ Pm.,  .‘:  "sf:
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tloned-surrendered with loud cheers. J<>nn~“Tl1ey’ro awful things. these
. When the battleshlps tried to line motor cars! 'I`heY`l“B “Oi Safe Bi- all.
up for battle the Kansas was nit by Darby-"No, theres always somethln'~
305 cemimeta,-0 Shen m-ed by the going wrong with them.” .loan-
North Dakota, tha flag ship of the "Which would you rather bein-a col-
mutlneers, whose commander had al- iilllbll Ol' “il €XD\0§l0Il'-"' Dilflly-“I
ready been convicted in 1916 of ln- would rather be in a cblllsion.” Joan
subordination and grave neglect of -"Wl\>"?" Darby’ (thoughtfully)-
duty in connection with the first sub- “Because in a collision there ye are;
but in an explosion where are ye?"
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(Friday)
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MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone)
B. Oats bua.'... ,, ..   1
Potatoes bus.   . .  
Butter lb.  . .   .. ..
Pressed Hay     
Wool Washed ..    
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MONTAGUE MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone) _ _
W. Oats buss...    ._ Sh-
Butterlb  .. .  
Eggs doz    . . 
I-lidos ..     . 
Wool unwashed  .. .. .. ..
Wool washed ..   . . 
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(Friday by Telephone)
Potatoesbus...  .. . 
Eggs doz. . . .. . . . 
Butterlb     
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(Friday by Telephone)
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Potatoes  
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Eggs doz.
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Butter (crosinpry)   ... 
Hay pressed    ...
Hay loose    .. ... _...
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Potatoes-...   ...  .. ..
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CANADA
While' the War Lasts
Registration is to 
be Continuous   "1
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PERSONS ATTAINING-AGE OF SIXTEEN ‘ 
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HE Registration Regulations provide that every resident of
Canada, male or female, British or alien, ‘who shall after june
22nd, 1918, attain his or her 16th birthday, shall within 30 days
of said birthday attend at one of the post-offices and answer the
questions upon the registration card. The postmaster will issue an
interim receipt, which for 60 days will have the force of a registration
certificate. The regular certificate will be issued from Ottawa and
mailed to the registrant at the address given on the card.
THOSE DISCHARGEDFROM NOTICE OF MARRIAGE
ACTIVE SERVICE -
While persons upon active Service
with any of I-iis Majesty’s naval or
military forces (commissioned nurses
included) are not required to register,
they must do so within 30 days of the
time they cease to be on active service.
The procedure of registration in their
cases is the same as above.
THOSE WHO FAIL TO REGISTER
ON JUNE 22ND.
Any person who by reason of illness,
accident, absence from the country, or
other sufficient cause beyond his or her
control, was prevented from registering
on June 22nd, must register with a
postmaster as soon a reasonably
possible. Upon attending for registra-
tion, each such person must: truthfully
declare to the reason for failure to
register upon the day appointed.
PENALTIES PROVIDED'
Any person required to register al
above, who without lawful excuse fails »
to do ao, ia liable to a fine not exceed-
ing $100, imprisonment for a period
not exceeding one month, and a further
penalty of $10 for each day he or she
continues o_o be unregistered after the
day when he or she, should Lhavq
registered. "‘
Any person registered, who after-
wards marries, 'must within. 14 days
notify the Central Registrar, Ottawa,
of the date of the marriage, and the
name and place of residence of the
party he or shehas married. In send-
ing this notice the serial number of each
registrant should be quoted. The
penalty for non-compliance is a fine not
exceeding $50.
Norton .or comes or "
. somzsss 
Any person registered who aft”-.
wards changes his or her place of
residence or postal address must notify
the Central Registrar, Ottawa, of the
address to which he or she has remostqd,
quoting at the some time his gr; _imp
serial number. The penalty for non-
¢°I§'lPliapce is a iiaoaiotexcecding $5q._
fLos1"'oii woaw-our '  '
cizarislcim-:s
Anyperson whose registration eertlil
cate has been lost, destroyed, worn-out
or defaced may. upon establishing that
fact_ to the satisfaction of the Centra!
Registrar.. Ottawa, obtain a new certifi-
cate. Every application for a new certi-
ficate should state the registranfa serial
number.
- All registrants likely to be nfected by the above regula-
_ tions are recommended to clip and file this announce-
ment for future reference as it will not appear again. /
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