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LIVING ON PORRIDGE.

~ (The Canadian Courier.) 4

Every man who owns anything in

Canada at the .__, present time should hold lt if he has to live on porridge. Alld, after all, porrldge is a good wholesome food. It has been the chief brain and muscle producer oi the greatest race of all the British peo- ples. Most of us have been living on tsnderloin steaks and canvasback duck until our taste is n little vitiat- ed. A few months on porridge will bring hack that ancient zest for good food.

Canada has had oneinnings, and

another is sure to come. Don’t sell snything at asacriiice. Cache it und get a bag of oatmeal. All these stocks and bonds and "inside" real estate as valuable today as they ever were. and other good properties are just Our "unbounded natural resources" are just as unbounded as they were n- year ago. The soil and the water~ powers and the forest and the mines haven't moved away. And these are the basis of prosperity. The popf-` ulatlon alone is needed to create wealth and the population grows big- ger day by day.

Yes, hang on. Don’t let the bank

manager scare you. Don’t listen to the broker who advises you to sell because "the market will go lower." Grip the saddle with both knees und

sit tight.

There is a mnn in Guelph who had

a. couple of streets of town lots in W.innipeg,bought somewhere about 1090. The price of 'real estate went down and down until people s`ald_ the property would be farmed some dayl But he sat tight and lived on oatmeal. For ten years he waited and thi.-n it began to come. Hs start- ed to sell little by little, and finally cleaned up a good half million. _To- day he is a millionaire living in an Ontario city-not 'Torontof If you want his address in order to confirm the story, drop n, post-card to the Editor of this column and von can have it. He win confirm the story.

And there are hundreds of others whq' Hes' for barlev. Or 333.600 HUGH fOr have lived on oatmeal for a few yearl the three CYGDS- ` . '

and then got back to tenderloin steak

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an mus room _ .Dome bg g1;a,mp¢d¢d_ The orgy peg. ourarle throughout Canada. Express-

ple who will suder are those who bought outside subdivisions and min- ing stocks.,And they ought to sulier. About a million town lots have been sold in the West and s few thousand in the east that will keep their own? ers living on porridge for a great many years-more than ten. But all the inside stufi is still good and some of the outside. But _von must keep your taxes paid and live on oatmeal,

As for C. P. R., and Power, and

Mackay, and all the Canadian rail-

Oo. has for sale twenty

...°0Nll CENT per _tlon for advertising Ussh must sceqmpsny mum charts twentv-five

MDNTAGUE

dark blue foxes.

-JUNE WEDDINGS! Seo the splen_

did new selections for the bride in china. cut glass, brass, etc., at Bra.- ce's 6-18MwB2iE<w1i.

...'TEA. The date of' St. Mary's

Tea, Souris, has been changed from Thursday, July 17th, to Wednesday, July 16th. Trains will run from Charlottetown and Sumrnerside.

6-20M3i.

to get down an hour earlier in the morning and play golf once or twice less per week. But the value _is still

' a coward and chuck

there. Don t be any of them. Porridge is a wholesome food. `

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CROP REPORT.

OTTAWA, June 19.-A bulletin of

the Census and Statistics Oliice is- sued recently gives preliminary esti- mates of the areas sown to thc prin- cipal grain crops and rcports on their condition at the end of May, accord- ing to the returns received from crop-‘ reporting correspondents throughout Canada. The reports show that the month of May proved cold and dry with frequent night frosts and that these conditions, whilst favourable to seeding, retarded the growth of the crops sown and caused them to be unseasonably backward. »

The total. area under wheat in Oah-

ada is provisionally estimated at ,9,- 816, 300 acres, or 57,900 acres more than in 1912, the area in spring wheat being 8,990,500 acres, or 18,- 100 acres more. Oats occupy 9,608, 500 acres compared with 9,216,900 acres in 1912, an increase of 391,600 acres, barley occupies 1,~i25;200 acres, an increase of 10,000 acres and rye 126,500 acres, a decrease of 9,010 ac-'_ res. For wheat, barley and oats tak-5 en together the increase represents r»i59,500 acres. The estimated acreage iuudcr hay and clover is ‘7,475,000 ac- 'res compared with 7,033,000 acres, last year. `

For the three Northwest provinces

of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and 'Al- berta the total wheat area is estimia- ted at 9,013,800 acres, as compared with 8,961,800 acres, that ol_oats at 51073700-acres compared with 4,913,- 900 acres and that of barley at 852,- ` 600. acres com.pe.red___with _§;§8,09,Q§l_0 ac- lres, these differences represeriting _in- creases of 52,000 acres for wheat, 293 800 acres for oats and 42,800 ac-

Oin May 31 the condition of the

crops was reported as generally fav-

ed in percentage of the usual stand- ard of '100, taken ns representing the promise of a full cron, the condition on May 31 for the Dominion was as follows: Fall wheat 80.02. spring wheat 91.55. oats 91.72. barley 91.- 19, rye 87.70, peas 88.24, mixed grains 90.15, hay and clover 81.12, pastures 85.08. and alfalfa 77. 'At the corresponding date last year the condition of fall wheat was only 711.- 46. 'All the other crops were then a- bore 90, excepting rye 87.24, peas

ways and industrials, they 'are just as good as they ever were. Their

uit as h h for

profits may not be q e ig a while. The manager maLbe forced B _ ._ __

83.85 and mixed grains 87.72. The poor condition this year of alfalfa is due to the efiiects of the winter and cold spring.

EVERYBODY _

ST. PETERS A

JULY Ist, DOMINION

PA_RTY_ever held in this country. All sorts of amuse- ments r1_ght beside one of the most beautiful stretches of waterm the world. MOTOR BOATING, SWIM-

MING, etc., right at hand.

The best of refresbm

ICE-CREAM and FRUIT, and DRINK BOOTHS, there will be lots of GOOD SUBSTANTIAL DIN’- NERTABLES. _ru

_ Everybody come and enjoy a carefree day beside

_fhe salt sea. It will take th

Train arrangements are as follows '-

From the West.

Leaves Ch’town

8.00 A. M. arrives Mt. Stewart g_oo A, M_

This train will leave St.1Peters on return 4.30 P. M.

A special train will leave Souris at 12 o‘clock, Bear

River, 11.25. St. Charles 12.32, Selkirk, 12.36, and arrive at St. Peters' 1 oo o’clock. Train leaves St. Peters

Souris at 5.30.

‘ Our teaparty was a complete success lest year, ac- cording to report' of all who were there, and with the added experience of the committees this year who 'are strslnin every point to make this the crownin success

of the élub, 'it should and ' a gathering that it will be a

DAY, re the best TEA

ents will be served. Besides

e cobwebs out of your brain.

Morell 9,30 A_ M St. Peters 1o.1o A. M.

for

will, weather permltting, be pity to miss. ‘ ' ‘ '

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New pleated effects; new Negligée§;' 'new Outing Shirts’

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In the handsomest styles, materials and colors'

BOYS SPECIAL TWO-PIECE SUITS

]ust_ the thing for schoolaud every day wear;

splendid :new Norfolks in beautiful Greys, Browns, Blue Serges, Cheviots, etc. Special at

$5.00-$4.00 AND $5.00 _ t

For boys aged 5 to I8 years.

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AND the longer you Wear a NATION- _The strittl New Ideas in straw hats '

AL HAT7 the more it proveslits superior atl!$l.(_]_0io

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A #_ worth. Classy new Bow-Back soft and stiff Genuine ex`t1°é'\'valu_e Panamas at $4 io S|0_ |\

hats, $2.00"io $3.00. _ ` .A _ _Headquarters for'Stetson hats specialat $4 l

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tyou’ve ever seen, and positively matcbless

values, at ` _F5 ".1 _

$5.00-$1.50-$10.00 _ ._, 7

For boys of all ages-7 to 18. ,i E _-ef

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particulars of any tthe above, bad corn. For years the standard ,_ Turnivs

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