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1‘\ after month liave “kept on keeping on,”--

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_mark him as a man with the capacity and iknoivledge necessary in the undertaking.

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3li,>1i_'¢,' 1§\‘_~i~.\J ‘.` . : -` 9 _ ` »iltiiS` tiseless\to`“'t‘i~y to <lilsg_iiiis'e the faeti thutitche -war-‘*is’ drifg'gin_`g aio n§§ niiueh ni ore ` slowly' than we all`ha`d hoped for aiyear or two veaiisago, The changein the war map is pitifully slow. German positions which, according to our oflicial reports were prac-

are still held by (iernians,- and bon'1hard- nitnt, attack and counter-attack go on ceaselessly day and night, and our daily casualty lists indicate how our ti'irces at the li-ont :irc-sloivly crumbling away.

I rue. wc are holding our own-aiiil ;i little

more. We occiisionally creep into the ad-

:ire obliged to abandon our gains, but :il- ways to recapture them and. so tar, we have lost no groiiiid that we were not able to re-' occupy. 'l`he process and the progress are

Men who have bra\'cl\' held the iiiibrokeii

neany of them until broken in health, inaii_v

-have been looking backward towards home for the help that we had pi'oinised to send them. And we are still haggling over

in the campaign which bcgan so auspici-

ously on April 9th a splendid advance was unquestionably made. But of late the ad- vance has beenheld up and the gains have been almost imperteptible. This is account- ed for bv the fact that many thousands of Germans who had been kept busy _on the Russian front have been transferred to the

tioops there. It is .encouraging to know that even with these reinforcements they have been unable to break our lines. It is encouraging also to_’_l£now that the German’

We know with certainty that from April

_British between them had captured nearly

_ Prisoners and l\/lissiiig" the Gei'inans ac-

iknown loss under those headings. [`he ex- fplanation is, apart from any design of con- _.c_eal_ment, that the German lists are months behind date. These figures probably relate to January or February, whenthere was 'little activity. If we take the prisoners and missing as a basis the totals are probably

The Germans admit four and a quarter

war. Big as is that figure, a very large -addition must be made before we reach the actual total. Notwitlistanding these seri- ous losses w.e must bear in mind that the losses are only a fraction ot' the millions ol’

able, and that out own losses, although not as severe as those of the (ieriniins, are very heavy. it we are building our hopes on the possibilityof wearing the Germans down to the point of surrender we must be pre- pared not only to be patient but to see our own Canadian army seriously reduced. Lord Northcliffe, who has kept close watch over the Wai' and the conditions surround- ing it, said recently that the war was only beginning.

mount duty of everyoiie who desires to see he war end in a decisive victory is to see hat all possible assistance in men is given, nd at once: '-The only means now left by liich help can be given is conscription,

his means either do not know what is at take or are absolutely disloyal.

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Mr. Hanna’s appointment as Food Con-

troller, says the Toronto Daily News, is an excellent one. Only a strong and experi- enced administrator could undertake the task involved with any hope of success. His _achievements in the reorganizatioii and modernization of I’rovincial institutions

a coa o n 1 p

average dinner table.

The Canadian Food Dictator is a fit mate

1`or Lord Rhondda and Mr. Hoover, the lllritish and_.Americ-an Controllers, with whom he will co-operate in assuring ade- quate supplies of food for the Allied peo- ples and armies for the duration of the war. The Canadian Government has acted more promptly than the Washington Govern - ment. _iil&n_ ()rc_lei;,in-Council has already c‘l(lt*l_1e,'1f_Hanna‘_with~'yei'y_ wide at_1_t__liori.-

o.f'.‘foo<l coininoditi_e_s_ _ The public r_est;_ assured Ithat he will :exercise those' p`o\ii'ei°s’wisel_y_ a_ndj_'w»itli'a single eye to the w_elt`are of the -.c'onin`iunit_y and of the Allied cause. The mea'sures which the Borden Government has already taken for the conscription of wealth include:

ill 'i`he appointment of a Fuel (`ontrol-

ler, who ali°cad_v threatens the taking over of some Western mines and their operation by a Government coinmissioner.

(2) The appointment ot a Grain Coinniis

sioner, i-epresentative oi all classes in the population, with ample authority over the disti'ibution and prices of grain. _

till The imposition otfa' tax on excess war

protits so drastic in 'cliaracter that it'has been condemned .by pi'omiiieiit liberals as. too extreme. V’ ~ '

(4) The appointniciit <rl"~a l~`ood (`,ontrol-

lei' with the powers outlined above.

(5) The restriction ot' (fanadiaii paper

e.\'ports :ind the fixing of an arbitrar_v price at which the mills must l`urnisli white pa- per to (`anadiaii piihlisliers.

(‘().\I l’.\ Il .\'I`l \'I'I (‘I'll{ I'l;\ I. Y I I'lI.l)H The annual report of the Doniinioii l~]x-

pci-imental l"arms, just received, gives some interesting -iigures relative to the _vield ot' the dif'l”erent varieties of cereals] It is especially iiiteresting to note the coni- parative results obtained in the different provinces. _ ~

In Prince Edward island the largest.

yield oi’ wheat was obtained from the Mar- quis variety, nainel_v 23,351 pounds per acre.

At Nappan, N.'S., the largest yield ol'

wheat was ironi Red Fife, namely 2,018 pounds. At Kentville, N. S., Marquis took the highest figures, namely 1,432 pounds.

At Cap Rouge, Quebec, Chelsea Spring

wheat gave the largest yield among eight varieties, namely 1,73-8 pounds.

At ilrandon. Manitoba, Marquis again

gave the high.iigures,_namely 3,720 pounds, and also at lnilian Head, Sas_k_,- \vh_e_i'e_3,88tl pi_iiiiiils__y‘\f/as 'the _yiel<l. _ `Iii oats the largest yield at the Charlott'e'-

town l".xperimenta.l_1"ai'in was from Siberi an, 75 bushels 230 polinds; at Keutville, Vic- tor_v, 50 bushels fl2'pounds; at _l<`i'ederictoii. 42 bushels; at St. Anne de la Pocatiere, Quebec, Daiihency oats carried off the palm with 70 bushels, 18 pounds; in Central Que- bec Banner took the honors with 70 bush- els 2/4`pounds; at Pirandon, Man., Orloif oats yielded 141 bushels, liigowo second with 137 bushels 27 pounds.

In barley the highest yield at the (`h:ii'-

lottetowii Station was '70 bushels, 10 pounds; at Nappan 48 bushels 36 pounds; at Kentville 22 bushels .18 pounds; at Fred- orictoii 41 bushels; at Central Quebec 40 bushels 22 pounds; at Brandon 84 bushels 38 pounds, and at indian Head 94 bushels 8 pounds. _

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Il()\\' 'I`() IlI'I.\'I.‘ 'l‘lII‘l Sl'|H|.\|Il.\'l'l `

Those who hold to the belief’ that the

siibniarine nieiiace is to be destroyed bv some single invention, do not got gi'e:it_ support from naval authorities. These for the most part believe that the subniarizie will be brought to occupy a relatively insig- nificant i'ole in iiaval-warfare by a multi- plicity of safeguartls, and that the steady and increasing presence of a dozen anti- submarine devices will slowly but surely rid the seas oi' these lurking assailants. Mr. Arthur Pollen, one of the most noted of British naval experts, is somewhat critical of the steps now being taken to frustrate the U-boats. He does not approve the plan of building merchant vessels faster than the submarines can sink them, and seems to he of opinion that it will be impossible to achieve victory that way. If he had the authority, he says in Land and Water. he would stop shipbuilding to replace lost ships and concentrate efforts in turning out anti-submariiie craft. First, make the losses impossible; then begin to replace sunken tonnage. He attaches little impor- tance to the fluctuations of submarine suc-

ty oiv.ei‘;ithe storage, traiis`poi'tation and

One ot the hlggcsi c-t` all the Brit

ish Donihilons twill lin the new unit greater Union ol' South Africa wliich in beginning in he visulizcd ns one ol' thc after war ilevnlopinents in _ Ena- l:iiul'i. colonial policy. i

ln .iren_ci;~:isliiei'ali|y larger tliuu

the l`i»itc<l States. the territory 'will incluilo' the greater, part ol' the Atri- cun colonies south ol tho equator, nc- rorillng to the present plans ot' the Srqitli African sinte. wliich are re- izurdcd with sympiitliy and approval

lsli ling. there is cstiiiiilled io he .I populntlc-n ot` only iiliout Ii0.0il0.000_ i-oiuposeil chiefly ol` !\l'riciin iiegroes.

wlin have livvil among.: them its rnlhei' :i superior type ot the iii=gro. sonic of the irilies being highly iiitclligciii :ind hiivlii_i2_ ilevelf.~pi‘-(1 a very coiisiilercilile ili\|.5\'.-e oi 1-i\'.ili7.ulion.

A llritlsh oillcer, \\‘lio, since the lie-

rlniilii,; el' the present \\'ai'_ has si-rv-

vttiiiiisi the (_lei'iiiaiis in hotli (lcriii:iii‘ Rust .»\t`rici :ind (li-rnian Soiitliivosl _\i'i'icii.li;i»- ili;;>i'iliv.l llie presciit .-\i`rii-; an slliinlloii, and outlined what lie hc- lieves to he the gi-iieriil plain ol' the

zi s\vi-f~pliig .i\l'i'i<'.iii developniciit ln_‘ thi. ncxi _t',eiiei'ii|ioii. -

At War’s Beginning.

_-\t tho hegiiiniiig of the present war

llie following werf- the llritish torri roi'ie~i in South .\i`i'lcn and ilieh- popu- liiilon:

- /iron' in l’opu~

So. .\li|cs latioil

Papo l‘i-ovliico . ..2TT,00 i_?.0l|,o0o Nillal. _ ._ ._ . _ ._ Ill'»,4tl0 1!_il00.00tl

'|`ra|isv.inl .. ..ll0,4llil l.MM%l00 rlriiiigo Free t~‘il_ite.. 50,000 l'i2.\`,|00 lla-.iiioluiiil ._ ._ l0_Il00 2l50,0oil Pecliiiuiiiiiilaiiil ._ ,.Z!T5'>,000 Zl.'io_000 lllloilesiii _ . _ . _ _ _ _-150.000 1.7-'i0,0tl0 llritisli lilfist .»\|‘i'lc:i. ll~'2.000 4.000,0uo |'l;';|h\i.l.. . _ _ . _ _ _ .1£IlIl,l'i00 2.i'i00.0||0 .\'_\'iiiia..ilniiil _.£200,000 l_000_000_

The llrttisli hnvo now ping-.tjcall_\'_

coinpleled tho coiii|,\icsi- ot' both (li-1~~ - man Si-.illiivvsi Africa and (iiu‘ili:i_ii l-iiisi .f\i'i'ic:i. (ieiinuh Soiitliivesi will -.idrl f :iii nrei ot' drill.- 000 sqiiarc niiles. :intl ii popiilntioii ol' i~_»o_ono_ ivinie' rim-nm°ii` i-:asa - f*Aiti-i’i'l=i- coiiipi-ises an arr i of 300,000 squniri- inili-~:_ with it popiilation ot' 7.tilI5,000;`

'l`lii- great i-oiiiiiiei'einl und il4=\'elop uieni -in‘l‘lcr'_\'f"1_il' iliiri”-` §hliitli` 7\t'i-iciiii wiiiilicr ii-ill lii»`}1ii\il'iiiiloail alreail_\~ its. the (‘ppi to (`iii'o l(ail\va`y. The rail- 'i'iiiii,l-__j-s iliilslieii to l~]liziib‘etli\'ille ai tht soulliern liordcr of the llelgiaii (`iiiig0P§;~'.:ili(i\_|f 21.000 niil_Q;;i,_ north of t‘;ipe 'l`6'W|i.“°`ll is not ii `§‘tn'nflaril giiiilzii i‘a1il\\'.iy hu; -,L iiarrow gauge line ol' thirty-nine iiiclies. lt is well _lniil1__ _ aiiil _cnrrics niiirli liii'_=;'cif t`r`e`lghl 4-ni;3..-v than _tli'o£i- coiiiin-Qiily _iigieil on ili_"e""Bi‘itiiili §""r;iil-

\viij.'s. 'l`l;l§‘yi aiu- liiiilt l`<'.:2*_‘t\\'i~iit_\' tons rapiii-ii_`\"’.""` ,ij,"'ii, ` ' 'l`lii= elltlie li-iii.-_ "Vol this systeni is

uoiv_,si_li‘vi\'_\'1'fl, lii,&oiisti'_igfliiiir" l_i;i.»= ` her-ii int'?5'i’riip|.»¢1'='. rc tiie' \\';ir` llc' gain. 'l`lie South .»\l'ricaiii sliitesnieii ar.- ileiwiniiiiiil iliai"ili'c' i-oail' shall' nn' piishi-il noi-th iiiiil _coiiiiciiii-ii \vi;_h |hi- lCi-'.'.\'ptini; s-_vstein 'fis soon-as pi-.isllilc :itior the wiir and that ii niiisi iilii- n1nt.el_v conic iiiiilol' the gem-i‘al cci

irol ol' ilii. South l*\t'rlr:i\n State.

.\i pri-seiil three _triiiiie are run

ivcciily iroiu Nope "l`o\vii to Victoria l"all~', :ilioiit l.s00 miles; and two tiuiiiis \vccl¢l_v l`roni that point iic~:-ili to ihi- [erininiin nt. l‘Ilizabetlivillc. (leiieriil il(-velopinciit ol' the i~oinpaii_\' has licrn largely stopped hecaiiso tho war has ohsoibeil all the capital thil tho einpirc would otlieriviso linve lieoii fll\|l‘ IH il|‘v1.~i¢= to such eiiterpriscs. lliit tliere is no liitontlon of permit _ ting the ilcvelopnient 'to he long :ir-|l i'r~s'cil iittei' peiieo |'eturiis_ `

Great Things A'head.

(ln the otlier linnil, both the lender.-i

of South Atricii and the liniperiallsls in (li-ent llritnln are plannini: greai things tor Africa. A new impetus has been I-Civen to British zenl t'or colony lniilillng. licr-mise so innny ot` the sol- ilii-rs arc ileterniliieil to go out to thi- coli.-iiieu riitliei' iliaii returii to l~liii:- liinil :i|`t¢-r the war. The govt-i‘iinif'iii is iiiixloiis to eiicoiirage this altitude liecaiise the l|iil»ii.~itrlal rooi‘gnul'/.iilioii ol' tin-ui llrlliiln, with its sinall urea. its liinllcil lnoil supplies uiiil con- g¢.~i'»\il populiillc.»ii_ will he one ol' tho greiili-at pi‘oblciin:-i the war will have proiluced _

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OOOOOOOQCOOOOOOOO D0

DMLY SELECTIOIIS F0!! 5 GUIRDIIII IIEIDERS

-éon Yurnlnhod by

W. I. Lounn,

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IT COST'S T0 SEND

’l‘here ls n wireless tclcgrnpli iippiir-

ntus in a home known to nie, nnil the l>oy>i'exphilii that tliuy can only' receive inn nol sonil. "lt takes power to send, iinil power costs." So they fling out their iicrlnl to cxitcli messages from lui' iiuil near. und never F-'inil ii message 'lif'ie'turii. The incident is ia piirulilo of llt`e_ lt costa lo send. To give ii niessiigp to the woril_to express one's personality in oiie’s. iiine-calls for- n reul oxpeuiltture. 'I‘.hnt. ls wli_v.n}ni|ll and selilsli lives are only receivers. lwlille those liven which bless niiin- klnd have given of their siiliutniieq :intl ot' their belves.-WL ’l". Ellis.

n _

cesses shown in the weekly Admiralty re- ports. Until we know that the Germans are losing submarines faster than they can be built it isidle to suppose that the nie- nace has been"abated, or even that it is de-

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clining, despite favorable showings for a week or two.-Ex. _ _ _

i'l‘lii~ l.\t.t1».r are desc|'ilieil by people l

Not only have :irniies ol' women

lieen brought into thi- i»oiii|n-fliiou for industrial i.-ppui'tiiiil|_\‘. hut also null- titudes of men l`l'o|n the lcisiire_ class- es, v.-ho, if Ll.i.ei:e.liail never heuii it war. _would .havq gone un eonieuiuil \vlili liuuling und sportliiguiitl iaiciiirc :i|i~l ;;enerully lliopglillessi uiijoyiiieiit oi` aiiiple ln1~onies_. This class is \lf:N

iisi-ll' more iiuetiil- io tho country _:ind tlioeiiiplre t.lui_u _lt has been uceiistoiii~ ed io ilofin the `pu.~it. tivo uciieiitloiis. 'l‘ho cull ol' the vt-`onlc~i is iitrliiilx up~

`i'i:i:i-:il to 5.;i\'o.:.<ov€‘»iiiuieii| iilil and piihlic l.:ni| io sclili-rs; ,». - --_

ln licliiill' ot' South .1\l'|'i¢-:i’s clnini for

espociiil coiisiilci~aIioii, it is pointeil

eiiti-~-prise, .i'aili'niids ailil- civilization

` sei il 'it \\'orl: A-l

pi _ 1 .i| t‘;iii-i. ll:\iliiinil.ii chiefly initio up _ol

i iil si 'ii iiiiniiu.: niiiiliiiicrv

inn-__ ol' the liiii-s|»_co|'l'i i- region.: in _- wi».'lil. \\lili an urea limi" i-iioii_i._'.li li. 1-_row :ill thi- i-ol'|'ei- iliii thi- icniilll i-oiilil ii.-i~ tor in1in_\~ gi-i\i'i';ii‘oiis lu coiiir. '

raithi r poi:-i' i|uiili|_\', i-alleil t`onrn riih~ her. li if noi i-oiiipainlilo to that l`roiu

iii l he world and that D0 'm8!l€\‘ l\0W gi-early the wc-.ld's motoring lndustry may expand there will 1l|WB.\'=‘l be ; plenty ol' iuhher for tires if the eupl- tal can lm found io ilevclov UW 'lf' gloini suliulile to ini prniliictton.

.'l`hui-i ini' the Ai'rlcnn native has not

.hh-».l well .hy reusr-n ot’ his coiitruet twiui .fit-'iii1.uii'mi. hike nie Aiiiericuii liiiliiiii in the earlier utilizes of' A|n~ ici'lc.i|i eoloiilznloii, he hm# 1ll‘\'|llll`0\l

vi-rv few or its virtues. ‘ lhii \vllh the increasliig rcullwU0l\ ‘ aniong coloiilim-1 of t he necessity i'or :pi'o\'iiltng etllcleiit lnlinr there is _ii

ll". l~°“‘l""- l - ` 'A ` ' ` l iv vitltiiilo toward the natives win

'l‘he southern h.ili' of Africa is one 0" _ll-, »-i 1 ‘- .~ -"_ . _ A _'-eatvfi h Lter lhuii ever be-

of ,|,_, “mst Spm.N,,|_\. ,_m,|m| \.(_E._p,,,_¢ _ _(__z_iiiiii_la___ii_iu_l_ Aus_lrn_l_ln_- _:_.__;-i__._\v_:.~i_l_ _-_lg-__l|eliig tl l _Ri _ ‘-‘ll ill” Klflll*“-- 'll *Ill* l“"“*‘““"' ""' T: li-in lm." m(.|'|l ,,-1.`h{»,,lf‘ ii' -`.~.ii-' (treat iiuniliera ol' tlicini nro now in rito,-_\~_ whicli st-oiiis now d¢>.~itiiie4l io: _mil l. .\.;('.-l‘i:ii‘l' .mi l,¢;,,»~ iiitlnritc touch with civllization,_ nnd ceiiie ulnlost entli-ely under the llrii-. ;_'_“;T_‘_`_'_'_ `:'h_`_ '_‘__-‘_)___‘_ _._`l;_____£_l'_____ _:_.__'__'__ ____ `|i»mit|_‘1H'n‘ m»ns'mm.umé mm,"éme'm M.

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lionif-sri-'nilfiisi n:ii'tli"_iiliii§’l_v' 'lor ,fil\E;,Q.u,tU.l.‘* l`lI!!‘l'/Dl3°I.\m’l'~i‘l'!- Ui. mf’ mlm' ilisi'l|:xl`l-Zeil .~‘ii_lillers.\.|.>Ini\s :ire ‘huiliig l|`-imc Tm' Ill`ef`fll"9I.\' lho ganlf F9333"

ilim it. hus_heen adopted tliiniighout priii-tit-_|;|ly 'the"6Y\tlfe sciithcrii sec- tion of the llnlted Stutes._ lt this is uliliiintrlv niude u law Atrici \vlll he

out ihiit glie hluclc pop\iIuiir.'~ii tlieri~._ piovidcid`l)\`§3@llllY Wllll ll large l_a_b"5f |<'ii|i‘5iiiii\.es ii liihor rnipply that will llli-K lllllllllnfltlli. which is OHS .V 1-Nl

ln- ;i\'.iil:ihli- just -is fast as ciipilail,

my “ml ca-pihle ot large proiliictloii.

Sonic, ot' the tribes are <le.»ici"ilied as

i‘e:\llv"s\ipei'loi- people. Thus the Mn-

_ _ _ _ can L'-iliie iii io » _ _ . _ -

i-d with iiistiiii-tioii in tho riiiiipiligiisl _______H uw m"n_m_L_ m- 'hu (._ ___ M HM \,.U,l,.,m|_\. 3, few _vom-ii ago ilonilir

an-:I ihi~ groin oc.nti-.il A_fi-lcaii pliitciui lj lived under ii form ot trlhal gm*

IIIU "V1 .` l]l|Il' 'i, ' _ » ,, ' _ 1,|||,|;_. ring |.i_|ni.< and iho lil..-_ , ,eriiiiii»iii which iu_r~liiiloil un i_-.illcient

'l`lie i'ci;ioii'tiippcil hy thi- rnilioinlisrlii-iiie ol' l'cderi\tioii_'_ 'lhls \I`llI\ IH!-H

. _ ilni-liiilcs ii ll'i~ril :uri-ai ;iil:ihli~.l lor ilicl:»iil‘\`<-i'et| l>il‘l'lll'll|=l\'l'.\' ll"l'l" ill" ‘levi-‘f"`

l`i‘l"-llfll illlll l"‘l"‘l`l1ll 1*“'l""`l'l“-‘~ l""lciilt|ire ol' co;-on, i;ol`l'e.- and iiihlier. tation iiilluciice ot’ the \vliltc niniis

tit-riiian l~Iiis| .‘-.\`i'icn is il\~.i'liireil to hi l‘~'il‘\'*`- lllll l'li5il'.'-'lllltl =‘llf‘llr< .Ire how lic-

|hl` hir. liilien 'io'-` siive ll, iiiiil with 1-xecl~_

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li-ni |ii'i|s|u‘i' s. _

'|`hi- eolil pi'oili|i'llini ol' South i\l'ri-

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just as <'.ilil'oi'nli\ aiiiil _f\ii.-iti-ulia hail iholr .»-.ii-ini |`iiniiilulioii:i hullt lu’ ill"

verv easier-illv ill-iei~iiiineil .lo iii`iilre-roll -the UNI lllllllls ‘lf "l"l"Z‘"""' ""0:

in iii in-uliiiiliii: te Willie ii vrll' llll "»| li will <-oiitliiuo lor _iii;in_v _\'i-.ir.~i io__ho_

Thi- i'l\li|»i~r lil' llii.»; ri-.~lii::\ is iii- the l‘l\l"!' ll\\lllH\\`f»' 1'- llll' "l\\\lll|.\» 'lil

Ill!! their _tutga-Q, will seo_a__iwide varl. ety of intelie s davelc~ped`end by the time. c-1 goldof <the__lt_a.nd begins io be a comparatively 'unimportant prod uct other things will more than live lnken its p!.ice.- ily J. ('. Nclllvi-.i-_ London (‘orre.~ipc-iideiit of' the. New York Sun. _ '

COULD NOT GET HELP ` '

HE SOLD .HIB SGHOONER.

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NORTH SYDNEY.- l<‘nlllui;'ic.~ gh.

tain the iieeess-ary help ln order .rg

pc.mll ‘him to continue .his voyage '

to Bprbudoi-i. (‘upt___l)anlcl llumllmn of this town, wgqiolgllged tc- neil _ ihé vrfwk Hchooiwr Lwtoekimo uariies in St. .lohn's, .NI1qi., several day; gg|,_ und return home. liy.-trai|\'iu\¢\ gleam. er,_ Several weeks nge (Yaptn-in ilumll. lon utter fitting the vessel up ln 'limi class condition. secured u eliurter .fn carry cnul from here '10' St. Johnuz, ami u cargo of fish from the latter place io Barbados with u return ireigli; of mio. lasses. ii charter that stood to not him about $2,000. B fore lenylng hem he was liaudicappeif on account or the s-lieitiige ol' men to man [he vessel and lifter coni~ildei‘:1hle delay uno ex. penso hc finally rlearcil for the .\lo\v- toiiiirllaiid (‘n-pitnl. lnvilie lfhpo -that conilltinns would improve when he reziclieii St. Jolin's. Hoivover, it :worn eil io he ironi had to worse, and one day lie- einliiil this trouble hy accept ini: ii l'iiii'ly gooil ofl`ei'_ lor the vo,-sei. ’l‘lio iliiloi-lin wus built. l'oi°._-t]ie_ South Sen sailing lliuslnc.ss,_' and -inudc her innlili-ii vo_\'u;:e In coliiiiiiiliii ol' l'-an taln !\'l.\ttliew llyun, ol' this town, who niuilo several voyages lll'l|er.' l-|_ la iiiiiler.-itoml (‘:iptnin llumilinn ‘s':i<~i‘l|lc» »-1| her i'4-.~ ii sum in the vlcliilt_v ol !$~l_000, ii eii.ip coiislrlerliig the i`aui-y

pi-li~»=.i olilnliii-il i`or vesiiels now;ii1:1€'.~i.

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i$ DAY--- The Haherdashery '--$ DAY

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sale price.

ther ends. Dollar Hay

Dollar Day.

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~ Ifolilevr Da"y fort f'- ‘

I"._\_§`(‘\' I‘ll_.\.\"|`I(‘ l!Il.\('l‘iS. reg..

ulai' 50c, 4 pairs for l-00. llolla-if Day

I!()_\'.\`»` _LIU I|'I‘ NTI( I I'l‘l SII I ll'I`h'. sizes 13'¢f_» and 14 only, 2 for. - -$1.00

\\`lII'l`I‘] ll..\\\'N II.\l\'DI{I‘lII-

(‘IIllCI~`!~`». 12 good white lawn hand- kercliiefs. Dollar Day for - . -llil-00

.\ S.\'.\'I‘ I.\' (‘.\I‘S. }i§l_i',0 (laps,

|)()ll;1}' D;\_\' fur. . , _.__ _ .. . . . .9li|.00

_ $1.25 Caps, Dollar Day for- - - ~ -7-'N' ` _ $'1.50`Caps, Dolllir Day 'for - - - - -00"

` *r 75`c Caps, l)ollal’il0uy for -- -7,501'

' '»“'I`l|"|" "»\'|`5"`-"lf you wear a black

_ _ stiff hat we can give you your choice

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Dollar a

Bargains

-i .iinx‘s i|ci~:1'\ \'\' i=.\ii.\ .u i<:'i"i‘.\ n.\ i_\'<‘o.\'i‘s.

real raincoats not sliowei' coats, $8.50, sizes 36, 32; 40 and 42D()]131~D;1y..._ . __ ..3l"il-‘III _

ie .ui~:N's i-‘.\ wx r.\ i:.\.u i~:'i"i'.\ i:.\ix eo.\'i‘s_

good for showery weather, or as a dustcoat, all sizes,

]')(;ll;1i‘1);\_\,'... . . . ...$-i.e»0_ _

Ii()\'.'\" I{I~I».\K| (_‘Ii()'I`II__SI'I'I`¥~`. fit for b0_\fS 4 t0 9

_ years, regular $5.00 and $6.00 value, Dollar Day-_ - -$‘5»-»0 _

25 MI‘I.\"S Il»Iil'I‘l SI‘]I{(_iI'I h`l'|'|`.\' Worth $1800 and

$2(}_()()_ Dqllay Day 0'11ly_. _ . . . _ _ . _ ._ _ . _ ____ . .$I.‘>.0(l

` A suitbarg‘a.in you c,a_nu`0i_; ail'lei:d.to niiss._ » _

_ COME AND BU_Y A GOOD SUIT FOR LITTLE MQNEX

IO() 'I`\\'I‘lI‘II) ANI! \\'()I{!S"I`E|) SI`I'l`h`. 1'(-;p_'_ $12_()()

$13.50, $15.00 and $1650, _sizes 36 to 44, mostly browns, greys and navys; All well tailored, not a cheaply made suit in the lot, Dollar Day we will sell any suit at whole-

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fl prs.. .$1-00

Thursday. » -f~--~-~v~~ -~“-Ml Jlllle

I.-'ill l".\N(‘\' \\'()Il.\"l‘l<I|) .\ N I) 'l‘\\'ICI<1I) Hl'l'l`S

bought before the sharp advances in clothing, and tailor- ed by the best makers in Canada, regular prices $18.00,

- $20.00 and $22.50, Dollar Day at wholesale prices. You ,

just can’t afford to let this chance slip.

~ 1 .-'»o_i>.\|ns Mi<:N's r.\x'i‘s Dollar Day for _ ...$|..'»o

A chance to secure a pair at the price of overalls.

I-#tim---$ DAY---I sim

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Save Money Here

$16 DAY-_-_-$ DAY----.-$ DAY

I _ 'Read those lists Carefully-Every item is a Money Saver

l'I|..\.\"l`I(‘ l¥IIr\,(‘l'l$l With _q(i()(l lea- (i()0[) Iil.i\(‘K ANI) \\'lII'I`I‘l

s'|‘ui rl-1 \\'ouK .s|l|u'|‘s ii for $|_oo

Dollar Day 1 noon i:r..\.t‘|< o\'l-1n.\i.i,s .\xi> ~

»ll`.\[l’I'IIlSui .. .ilil.00

on Dollar Day. - '- ' =

nl':N~s _s'ruiri-to » rnRc.\i.i~:'

' SlllR'l`-*`» i-egularly worth $1.25. Dol- 'T

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'I Sli-K '|`||‘l~*`» regularly worth 350i Dollar Day for ~ -- -- - _- -- --ll"-""3

wrmrno oi"riN¢i i~‘i..\xxni. 1

-*ll ||f'|`»`* with fold cuffs and sepairateii

collar, worth $1.25. Dollar' Day *U90 .

“OSF--'8 pairs black cot-

ton hose, splendid ivalue ati-16c per _ pair. Dollar Da_y~__- -_ -___-,r ,- r,_j -_’l"'"" imsii rms. 8 Wash 'ries ooiiar

Day fgr. . --`, .I . . .-.ir .;`.\l3I.00

NO TIME TO SPARE '

I-‘ilrnrls ln this world of wmry N0 I No

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