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h lndly °h_"\°u°¢°w" R°P"°°°"““V° ‘ _.__ cegblicwave 24 ‘0 27. rlqliisb will ‘be t Ollg I1 IleSS. ¢ ._ great storm and ull weather features

' . LONDON, March 23-Governor Gen- will go to extremes. llcavy rains in

I0 _ _ eral Voen Bissing, according -to n most sections east of the Rockies,

.|65 ,Kent strut " . Brussels. telegram, has addressed a snows in northern states and in Cana-

letter to Cardiilnl Mercier regardhlg da. High waters are expected on‘

__v the lutter’s Lenten pastoral to which seine of the tributaries ol the iviissial 1, ,allusion has already been made in des- sippi river, but wo can not' new deil~

A. E. stud' % patches, says Reuters Amsterdam nltcly locate them. Gres; wodiiier

lo correspondent. The German gener- extremes do not often occur in places

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F al s letter is as follows. that have recently had such -extremes.

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it the remdnder °f the forecast is as

There can oi course be no doubt'

that 1 never prevent your eminence droutli, etc ls to hit localities that

frpm communicating to your tlock gay? long been exempt from such ai-

' wiatevor the Holy Father wishes ict ons.

Per‘°nal attention to Am' ' thiern to knowi througih you. but besides thSevercla; wcaéhtir is cxlacctcd during

` . .th s your em nence ii pastoral letters e wee een or ng on urch 18, A

We HOW IIZVC III St0Ck lindulges in political statements gainat warm, wave a storm and than s, cold

. which I decidedly protest. it is quite wave. The latter will be on mei-ididii inaxcusable that your eminence 90 about March 20. About that time should raise unjustified hopes regard- the heavy rains are expected to begin ing the issue of the war. in the central valleys with snows on

“Thus f r instance, your eminence

has mentcsned inaccurate utterances stormy, rough weather is expected on of persons who are not in touch with most of the continent irom near March

f the events and who certainly cannot 18 to the end of the month. Most se-

be called experts. You speak ot the vere storms and most rain on Pacific possibility that a decision such as you slope will be southfof San Francisco. desire could be expected by the spread Next disturbance will reach Pacino ing of diesases. By such arbiti-arin» coast about March 26, cross Pacific ess you cause among a creditable po- slope by close of 27, central valIeya.28

pulation noxious excitegnenti alnd in~ to 30, eastern sectéons April 1. Warm duce them to oppose t e i m nlstra- wave will cross ac lic slope about

US Cotton Seed Mgal tion work of these who are in occupa-_ March 26, central valleys 28, eastern se tion of the country. Especially inad- sections 30. Cool wave will cross Pa-

gs misslble in a. pastoral letter is a hint cific slope about March 29, central val-

at menace to the religious liberty of lays 31. eastern sections April 2. ,

Il- the people ot the occupied territory. This storm will be most severe oul

Your eminence knows best how com~ Pacide slope from Alaska to Los An~ pletely unjustified is this suspicion. geles and most rain will tall from Los-

“in these circumstances I shall

henceforth sternly prosecute any po- crosses meridian 90. moving eastward

0. lltical activity and any stirring up of its forces will lessen, but it will con-

hostile sentiment against the authorl- tinue to be a severe storm out on the

of the occupying powers, which au-

mlttod offences ot the clergy to your eminence for punishment I must de~

“Your eminence will once more re-

ply that I misunderstood individual passages of the pastorai_letter. As such a controversy is wholly fruitless I have no intention to reopen lt, and moreover, 1 am iirmly resolved no

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a high oiilce by political agitation for which ordinary citizens will be called to account. 1 warn your eminence to desist from political activity."

ist Hon Vice President-».lohu

S I ' Briglxt,'Live'Stock Commissiotier for ' _,_ _ Canada. _ SYDNEY, N. S., March 24. _Lient _ sm t me t

enant Sir Ernest Shackleton has re turned from Antarctic but with- holdsnews of his achievements. _

Ch' EOWN MARKETS

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(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter (creamery) lb. (prints) 34

Butter (Tab) lb. 28

ey't.i!e hellvy snowstorm of the 23rd

correct there are still some storms ahead

The tendency of great storms, iloods.

the north side of the storm, Unusually

Angeles to San Francisco. After it

Atlantic. '

Rarity is legitimate. according to in- One of the most severe storms of ternntlonal law. If hitherto I sub- the spring months will occur during

the first week in April. Among its fea-

\ tures will be heavy rains followed by

V Beg; sist from this procedure. because your a cold wave that will carry frosts as g 00,, eminence sets an example of insubor~ far south as northern Texas middle

’ , 7950.3.23.1vi3i_ dlnatlon and therefore no success can Arkansas, western Tennessee, north.

be expected from your intervention. ern Georgia, northern Alabama, andx

middle .north Carolina.

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the following oiiicers were elected

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WHAT CANADA PAYS!

2nd Hon. Vice Pre en - u en-

ant-Governor McDonald.

3rd Hon. Vlce~President-Hon. Mur-

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See our fence and prices at first opportunity. F. J. HOLMAN & CO.. Limited

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cd was horn at Kclly’s Cross, where kind husband and loving father, and ho resided and carried on farming very was deservedly respected by all who

successfully until 1002, when he

re- knew him. His luneral on the 11th

_moved to Seuris and purchased the lust. to St. Mary's Church. was largely splendid property known as the “Park attended, the Benevolent irish Society Farm.” Here, as at his former place of which he was an esteemed member, ei’ residence. his thrift, industry andimarching at the head of the proces- good management was rewarded with sion. Requiem Mass was sung by the success and soon placed him among Pastor, Rcv.- R. B. McDonald. Rev.

the leading farmers oi' King’s Coun

ty. John A. lVlci)onald oiiiciating at the

Sober, upright and honorable, he was grave. llc leaves to mourn at sorrow-

-a good citizen, a worthy member St. Mary’s parish, a good neighbor,

ot' ing wil`c, five daughters. Mrs. Joseph ii Bonlalne and Mrs. J. O‘Conn0r's oi'

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Andover, Mass.. Mrs. Friivnk Mcbona 1 .

Souris, Miss Louise and Miss Angelina at home and four sons. John, Urban and Edmund, Seurls, and Levi. Maple- wood; also one slster, Miss Mary Ann and one Brother. Thomas, South Mel- ville. Lot 29. all of whom have the sympathy of the community in their sad bereavement. The pall bearers were: Dr. Sullivan, Messrs. Bernard Creamer. Edward Paouet. John Tyn- an, John Cummings and Daniel l\ic~ lsaac. May his soul rest in peace.

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Rubbers made.

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Rubber Boots for Men Women and Children

made by the same firm.

Alley & Co.

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Eggs. doz. 24 Beef. lb. (retail) _ 12 to 18 Fowls. lb. 13 to 1-1 Chickens, fb. 1| q, 16

Directors

Harbor; D. F. McDonald, Souris.

Queens-J. E. Sinclair, Emerald; J.

Hay (pressed). ton $13 to $14' n. ness. sm River. .

straw (pressed) ton 86.50

1244

Tumips. bus. , Ili to 20 Potatoes. bus. 70 to 75 Oats (white) bus; 50 Oats (black) bus.

00990 nn fir) I Duoks mi' 'b.

H100!

Turkeys. per lb.

3: 88 ss:

V s's1un Manners

(Corrected Wednesday.)

Prince-A. Schurman. Central Bede-

qno; J. D. McLellan. Grand River.

Nominating Committee-Eliphalet

iiewatt. French River; E. H. McLaren, Georgetown.

CONSOUNG

The beat thing that can hc sold for

British unprcparcdncss has been said on the Smiiiuy Times (New York) by l-lenry Rutgers Marshall. lo wit:

one thing surely. A definite form of behavior necessarily involves nn equal- ly definite ntlitndc of mind. and vlco

versa. ll. for instance, the English poo- ple had prepared themselves for war

President-Ilev. 1". 1*. Arsennnlt,'

Mount Carmel

2nd Vice~Prcsldcnt-J. B. Millninn.'.

I-S Butter, (oreamsry) lb. (Prints) 36 Long River, `

3rd Vlce~Presidont-llev.»Dr. P. C.

SOLDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT PROVISION FOR WIVES. MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada is determined that her sons shall be as well paid and their families as well 1

cared for, as a grateful and wealthy country can afford. The scale oi pay for Overseas

Kings--F. C. LeLacheur, Murray I

"Modern psychology has taught us

Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are- on a more liberal , basis than those of any other country engagedin the war.

Field Separation

Pay Allow -neo Allowance

per day por day por month $1.35 $0.15 $25.00

RANK

. number in family . . . . . . . . . . . . ._

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practic 1-1° -1° 2°-°°

Many employers have pledged thcnisclv -1-0° ~'° 2°'°°

‘ y the (ievcrnmcnt.

8¢t‘goar\ll...... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... ...... "aid by 1_\\Q Ggvqrmiiciit L0 (lic wifc gf gagh °°"P°f8'¢ - ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- --»on is unmarried and is her sole support. Private, Bugierl, Drummers otc..... .... . . . . . ...5crvC<l Ior llcr. . `

` The mcn are, oi course, fed and clothed by the Government and paid io his depend-

Lndics rcpresoiitiiig the Patriotic Ftiiul p _V I W

. The Separation Allowance is the sum ponih is paid by the Government to the wife

_Butter-. (creameryl Der lb.

_ I-q Chickens. (dressed) per lb.

Buckwheat per bushel. 75 toi Butter, (dairy) per lb.

Calfsklns, per lb. ‘

Ducks, (dressed) per lb. Eggs, per dozen.

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30 to 3 34 to 3

12 t01 18 to2 10 tel

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BRANDS-Prottier shirts than you

_/5 Q »~ Fam' pe, |\,_ 2 but toe many of them certainly. 4:-'_'.f§ M =» * _ . ,i Geese, per lb. 12 to 15

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. ` ' Lamb pelts, each. , \_ ‘ Oatmeal. per 100 lbs. $2.75 to $3.

- 0'ats.'(blac\t) psr bushel. 54

pussy V--»q` “|I"' i ’ , grmolwuiiei ‘ilnn-hnpsnsi. gg

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' 3 T i < ` '”"""‘ P°rk»:,(_0l‘gMis_a`It.) per lb. 9% to 12%

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$10. to £18. $10. to 12.

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why you feel po tired at this season is that

impure and impover-

vitallty. it is not that gives life to

perfect! digutslgx

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ever saw. are here waiting for you to call. Sizes from 14 to 16%. Re- gular lines sold at $1.25 for 791:. at National Clothing Co.,

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0 as effectively as the Germans did 2 they would in that fact have gained 3 necessarily all the qualities which ap- 14‘ pear to ns so repugnant in the Ger-

ig i0 15 mans of today."

5 Not all the qualities. because Eng- 0 lish civilization ls‘older than Gorman.

enlisted man, or to thc widowed mother if the s

This is in addition to part of his pay which is fc ~ I I N ‘ ,

Onc~hali` of a solider’s pay is withheld F _ “

_cnts. This ensures that at least $35.00 per mSSiSf ih0S¢ d¢P¢nd¢"fS Of 3 50151" Wl10 of each soldier, » From this Fund the following sums are paid

TH E P_<`f_.`Iii -

l`he Patriotic Fund has been created to a prom 55.00 to $10.00 por month

need more help than the Government gives. - _

if the need exists :-» - _ _ -

} $1.50 to 80.00 each por month

Wives ... ;.._... .... ... .

Children of wldoworo ...... ...... . 3)' |'°B\\k“` VISR5 W fammiis Uf _m¢n°nOV¢f' Mothers ol unmarried mom... ......val help in ¢35¢ of find, Children of mlrrlod mon according to age nnd¢5 to giv¢ pi-gfgfgngg tg fgmfngd ggidiq-9 “hm

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The Canadian scale of pensions range for private soldier, from $75.00 per year for cer-

tain minor injuries to $z64.oo for total disability. In case of death $22.00 a month is paid/ to the widow, and $5.oo a month for meh child. A widowed mother whose son was her whole support receives $22.00 a month. I

_ CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT '

Age--18 to 45 years. _ Height--5 feet 2 inches minimum

HOW TO ENLIST __

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