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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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c# ^ Devoted Especially to the Interests of Cumberland and Surrounding LHmtriot. The Nkws, Twenty-First Yeah m^i^Kiftax- ��� i ��� ����������� tr\m*nt CUMBERLAND, B. C. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20. 1.915 Subscript*on gi.oo a Year LHmm & Ft-5 ��'V' V.if.V| ��� ./im&mm b-y-.y^iyh-m^ri kz*> .,,;v...:j'.-..'....-r;.'_;.%; ���m$-&:#��::'!i&* Vi: ":'..;V.*.t-1 V-v- l _���-? ^Ssl UN ��& Ynu con depend on fit,- style and workmanship, when you oyes its; ranteed to owe y c u satisfac- We will be pleased to show you our com plete range of Suits and Overcoats made by this firm. MEN'S NEW STIFF HATS in the newest slinpe; our price is right Men's Soft Felt Hals���.1 ons'i^n- itieni of ibo Invest American Felts h<i\e arrived, - 'MEN'S UNDER.VEAR for llie F.-ill. "Sunfield's" arid Penman's at the old price. Gent's Furnishings LiEISE y & Company, Limited Dunsniuir Ave., CiiBifeerlaiid "VICTORY FOLLUWS THE FLAG1' NOTES BY GATHERER^ Evaryone will be grateful at the response made to the Red Cross Tea appeal, held at Mr and Mrs Stuart's residence last week considering the conditions here, the amount realized, $27.00, was good, and the entertainment provided was in every way very good. As the Government appear to intimate that tt is not now essen rial that more machine guns, should be offered. Something should be,decided iu the matter of the Cumberland fund raised for the pbrpose of. the contributions should either be returned or the amount ou hand.be given to the Red Cross branch here, the latter would in the opinion of Gatherer, be prefsrabie, a!l who gave have given for war SPECIALS Hand-knit. Sweater " ,made-to-ord'er in all styles with Sweater, | Coat and��Tcque to match, in shades of red browns, greens, blues, tangos, white, blac ; Special Value in 32 inch FLANNELETTES in neat stripes at 8 YDS. POR $4.00 Another shipment b{ Ladies' Kail Millinery in Trimmed and Readj:to-wear Hats in'velvets and felts-. W- ��� ��� ��� '���'.������ exempt from the seven aud ahalf per cent upom Indian corn, bind er\, twine, mowing machines, binders, and reapers and harvesters, but he has to' pay it upou ploughs, harrows, horserakes, seed drills, windmills, cultivat- ors, manure spreaders, hayload It is nice to Imvo a frirnd ytho will uinke yo�� i present of $105/ 000 ju*t for old times sake. And, wo tLionglit that tlio dnys uf Damon and l'vthias were over. 0 MEETING OF COUNCIL Tue City Council met in regular so.bion on Monday evening, there being presotit Alilenncn MacDimalil, Hrown, Hunks, Car- uy nnd tli�� Mayor," Miuuios of previous mooting wore rend nml nd opted. (.'oinniiinicntiun from Mrs. Geo. Clinton, Sect. Ladies' Patriotic Society, acknowledging receipt of $3-1.80, net proceeds for Allied fur liiglit Ijiittune. .Hills mid Accounts: .John Thomson, $B.OO; C. II. Tarbell & Son, 13.05; Elec Light, ���M-.iJo; 1). G. Crawford, :.f>.!15; A. iMeKlimon, 3.00, Aid, Hunks ropoi'ced water di'iiiiib tit fourth St, connected wiih city goweis,,. alfO n wuter drum put ncciotss .Diiin-iiiiiir tiven no nt Fin-t Street 'A meeting of the collector** for the Miichino Gun Fund wus c*U- etl for Tue-idi.y, Oui. 20, nt 7.30 p m in llm Council CIiuiiiIut.. All col Worn nro iihkil; to attend this mooting. Householders wishing lo be ��� como vouua for tho yenr 193(1, imiht rotiiator during the month of Octolor Doiit'i forget ijio novl eiiler- tniniui'iit to ho held in Grace Moll o.litt Church on I'Yidny evening nt 8 o'clock. It will only cost you KVi'iita, Air, ll, IIoiiilvi'.Miu, manager of Ko, 4 tu'inii is in Vidorin, t.ml may be homo on iSitturduy night, It U good.byo for thih year to tlie gouilvojtl sumimv time. Loudon, Kng. Sept. Si!), via Toronto, Out. 29, Vdlo. His Honour the Lieutenant Governor cf the Province of J>. 0. Victoria, H. C. 1 beg to inlortu you thnt the Hritish ]*led Cross Society nnd the Order of Sr. John .in view of tho grout demands upon their resources both in Kriiuoo and thu Near East have decided to mnko nn nppt'iil throughout tho Empire by street, nnd other collections upon tho twenty "first day of October next tho money received from this appeal will ho dovolod entirely to relieving the suffering of our wounded Koldiere nud sailors from hom . und overseas nt tho various scuts of war from till purU of thu King's Dominions we hnvo already received generous assio" tuneo in our work, but with tho iiii'.ruiw. of JJrltUh nnd Overseas I'o ices ut tho Front thero ir a cor- responding inoroui-H iu our expeti" ��.l it mo and we slinll ho truly grute ful to you if you will help us by organizing un ujijieal nud sending the proceeds to us for thu ujoclh which I hnvo nnined I hhull lm gieutly obliged ii you Wiil kindly communicate, tho foregoing to your Govurnment. Their Mnji'Sties the King and (Jueoii, and Uor .Mujusty (Juecn Alexniulru ale giving titi tlieir gracious piitronage, and 1 trust that you will nho lo able to seo your way to help, UNSDOWNK, I'/sesideiit of the Hrtiish \UA Cross Society, Hl\ Pall Mall, Lon- don.. ers, potatoe diggers, feee cutters, grain'.ciushers,- fanning mills, hay tedders, farm, road or field axes, hoes, rakes, pronged fork-* paiu'es, shovels, spades. Yet-all these articles are largely prodttc ed in Canada, aud consequently will not pay duty and are of no mateiial benefit to the treasury wliich only applies to important, goods, yet the farmer has to pay the yi per cent add tional upon every article he buys on this list Assuming that the material used iu the manufacture bf these artic les represent 40 per cent of the sellliug price aud the mauufactu rer has to pay 7A per on the 40 per ceut realize that would be about 3 cents on every dollar, whilst he gels 7^ per cent, extra protection on every dollar of the of the finished article; this makes him a present of t\\ per cent which the laimer has to pay without benefiting the Domini ou treasury a single cent. That is uot all, the tax hits the farmer ou clothing, furniltr re, provisions, iu shoit all his tie ces-siiies and the treasury only gets Si.00 throueh tV.e tax and the Ca'nadiou manufacturers pockets an extra $3,00. Isn't this ji sugar-cnated pill 'or the fanners ? How long will thoy submit lo always come out the little end of the horn, whilst. purposes aud none ever dreamed of i''s being returned lo them a :d no worthier object than con tributing. to the comforts of.our b.iys at the front through. theRed Cross agency could be devised, remembering that they are figh iug. and- many of thtw-giving up life itself for ns, who perforce are staying at. home, would it not be well to call a meeting and decide what should be done "He Giveth Twice Who Giveth Quickly." Farmers in the western provinces were up iu arms because the Government had notified them lhat the seed, giain and fodder supplied must all be re paid out of this year's harvest, prices have fallen and directly the Dardeuells are opened are likely to fall lower still for a time, but the most serious complaint made was the seed wheat supplied which was composed of nine difk-rcnt varieties of wheal besides besides fouled with mustard and other weed r.ceds, producing rt mixed sample, difficult to sell at any price, and tlie different varieties ripened unevenly; the early kind shelling out before the late were ripe to cut, en tailing heavy losses, to say r.o'lr ing about the weeds, of which one year's seeding makes seven weeding; again, the farmers pointed out, that because of the-1 nuiiKct, wiiete pi.ee:, ;.s a tu.e.t are higher The bearding up of the Ideal Store,front is ceriaiuly a prutee tio[i-tn_iliH_^itt*��s but it_doiitiii2j. ���11 Bi���, __. look good. ' - ;rit System To Encourage Good Work in School." , In order to stimulate'pupils to put forth their best effort.., th_e teachers will at encLoLeacha_ Freii Siiniulerf, ton of Mr. K L S: d day afternoon through tlio cup si/Jog of a boat, iu which ho nnd n companion mimed Marsh wero in, Mar?:li tried hard to ivsauo his companion but fail ml through cxhmtPtioii. Tlio body was recovered shortly after the accident. Tin* dcci'Sfed was 17 ywr�� of nge, month select from each room the live pupils,who have clone the most satisfactory w-ork. -, ..._._,�� ..*, tI _i,t*v. tu. v irji ft, imndwrs, We.t C��>��;berl��iid, wtot 'pi -,.-,,__��� Yc A ' -i -n ', 7 , 1. . 1 illt- n:i'"es of these pupils will rowued 111 Comwx Liika on. I'rr , , ,. , , . , ," be published in the local news A"team belonging to Campbell Bros., ran nwiiy, on Wcdm:_day alteruoon,:uid batlly wrvckml the wagon nt .Seavnrdo's ��onier. Mr Win Olipluint ninl sou, of Victoria, weie in town tlii* week. POLICE COL'WT .lohn Scavanlo apjienred lufon- Mttgislrnto Hii'klo, on n elittrgo of taking wood from tlu* Canndiuti Colliery (.'oiupiuiy's litudri witli- oiit puiniisFioii, Ho wat lined ?2.r> 00 hh.I en. I., with %\"i <1hmi- iigow, I'V.iuk Meiti in tho ^ikiuc court vt'At rlinrged with helping liuunolf to cubbngM from the Com** |iniii*Vi* furin. An it wuh a fuvt ollVnec, lie war- ��illowe<l (<��� ^o on ���lus-pct'iie'l H'lili'iiir, Mr 1' I' liarrUoii pn^reuled, Anv furilu'i* itii'ii' will hi'diull the uiauufacttiicr bounces out of ihe big ond, avid ihis bv the govi eminent that is beting nud with n.'m.Mln.g t��� ihw praying for mono production and yet would not niv? him Mr aud Mr* Tlionus liiddc livo I'XjIf'Cl^l llOltl? lU'Xl VYcelv access to a larger i:i.-iikt*t K.r| frnm , i,in'ng tho Sin Fruiieiico his wheat to ihe United Stausj |(,hj(i very low prices uow, they would like to hold all ihey could, hop thev would stiffen later on, the result is that on Bill September the Government agreed to coll ect only half of the amount, .''aimers should learn from tliis tliat (.atiii.ri.r Sir. i���*. r unin. ������'. > it "Ha, iiii-.ii :��i;f'r of the Strj'ci Stuin^ M.iihiiv (J'-mpftiiy for Vm cmnisr It-lnint. wail in tr.wn Ilii.-* wn1.;. Mr. Fullor r-'iort*. lotn of j-rosj-rct�� |"p lo lhe pi'Offclit, till*- ''H1 paper, and each' pupil soselwct- " ed will also receive an "Honors . Card." A record will be kept in a. conspicuous position in wich class room of scholars who receive honors month b'V month. Such n. scheme will surely promote ���,; spirit of emulation in the pupils and stimulate them to yield the most,satisfactory results in their power. Correspondence EDITOU NltTi'S Uor Sir:���My attcnilon has just bee* .drawn in .SkuUIamN Ihiici- in Yiuir l��ue nl ilie. Sill nl|o,, ^iviiif; an mcmiut of tlie :i(Ciclcni tn liiuisrli'iuul my nephew, A. W, Idicns, ��on of Mr. John Idiens, Viu- lnii:i, wlien li;;hliii[' Klniijjside each ullicr 111 llu; iirni.ho at Y|jio, lie ..pppem*. in vv.ni to know ih. wlirir.ili aui <.l th* nephew, 1 ion pruscd lo say he nas \t- Kivfii'ji iind now ai ShoincliflV, aw-oiiiijf in j;tit into iheM.riiiK line :i��.iin. Anoili. rr in.'in (jilting wiili iliem in llir ����Hie lu-nrli wus ,\\t\ I-, r'ailtliuipc *ho liu iliQsime nt Sc,% Mine; It? tsi-iped mini tliv 2.'|ili of Au>:ii'.i, when fiom tin- .v- count* nivi-n hy lm'opTon, lm f-Np^ed liiuw-H fin x ffw sfmiioH iihmc ll��: (inn Ii, i\ Mipci t*ur,hl Ii tin :n 1^'; held di'.nli hriui' inst.iiiiniifoiif. I li.s n.'i.li'-.a. . I ii'.ik- i�� .1 line, fiifhtrr mill tin- Amc.. Mv .idviof to ill >OtiP){ it. u- Ihmu lioxui;' i.i i i^ i'f ineNirn; it uuu vvloi Lou :vi %Mi,i wiil i.t',i- kriiin lv<n^ down. It v;.����*% oin* .elf i KlitideiKd to my i.i^'. lur j; ol 'he ]i',v��i'-it ���teune li|i),wlruiii|j ibf i'I-.m-1 -o' rii'T will Ik' ,i |,u el in i nun* .if! (i tin* u.o '.to', ir, it Hilt m'HV, W l! I / Wn! H.iMI lo lot tllt'lf �����ni .Oi,. .i * \o tinf. >..ii mip uiinci lite '',t.,tl. I .iiotn ' l.-M'" I'.i^ftlf, Imt h.iv- Iii.-Cll til' bf*\ lii'i!tt.ls ill liif f'ili j lUK ,A Ki,,i|iU.u, ,,i \���i: lnii.i I .tilt Um U.A mill*' fur n nuc tine, ! �� iln�� m leiru new nu kt., S'n n< 1- i-H .... ,, ., i ior libuini']"'^i:ii: lonchitxv vviniii they ate a power poh'icnlly ii . * , , ,, '' ' * ' StllriW' ft li't'lT. tlicy only net unitedly. The Honleu (iovtnuncnt \wm\o -r <.!,-���< :..... ,i ���, t m M 4 '* ' ��;;ami stand disjj'.iy, ih;.t llu* f.ti ;.!,.,,, u.iS t/i\^. j.... ij.^wtie >jitcinlly covxd i-v ,; *(l ]iilt'itif,.. r... UM. IDillNJi Mr*-, .! toji-n NS'atil tui'l rhililion | li.ft fa.t Viiiitvun'i* on .MWnl'iy, i + ���,i to int to I'm \Mvn.�� ni Mr. ! Wc :.rc ].lwn-.l to yaww Mint W;,,,!, i Kiiuili Pulliy ir Ada in n ItU.m l|l!l< t'hvill^ t<> till' lu-wvv w-n, tin* (A njio'i I'.ir.tini' ��� I ���!���-!-1! V 1 }��� ���-"' 0 no .ij.i j,ot hi'i-J i.n.il o i^s,<j;v All Ui.id'- i 1 1 .mtiUj "!���>** r,,i���n j;;.v en \V<-V ' *\lxP* n��'V}i. ow \\*.t* ^inn in in tl.i* K-t/'l'ii-- i.-iy. I :" "">t riglit throiijjl. Ui i'o'Ait.ii. iu the H*ar la.\t-s, aa he wouni ia W*��>t~ i i-i ��� ",f- III f'-r -jL\\i\ U- t U1.il \ r THE "NT_WS, CTT^'BTvRT.AXP. ��e��<��4kv Repeating Rifles You'ro ready, for emergencies with a Remington-UMC Repeating Rifle. Six to 1"> shots���with'Mp ed and accuracy that' only, World-Standard Arms can insure.. Clean cut lines���perfect balance���light weight--and rapid action are the qutstdtuimg features of Remington-UMC Rifles. Metallic Cartridges Remington-UMC Metallics in every calibre��� for all sporting and military Arms: Kvery' cartridge gauged in���lhe Arm for which it'a made. "Use them---for a better day's sport. "Straight Shaotiiin Tip.i" and our Catalog FREKon request. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. {Contractors tu the liritishvltaperial and O'tA.ia't 0'��t'rj��C!t(_.) WINDSOR, ONT. [Tourists in Rockies <:7yy:y fyrhk ' vy&-.-tyy Scarcity,of Butte.: Setting- Fence Post?. Canadian Exporters ' Have Chance to j Decay First Begins at Ground Line��� Make Profitable Deals, Gays ��� "' j ��� Larger End to be Placed Trade Commissioner Ross �� ! . Down �� ��� .v.Xcvei'before lias there been sucli a ' The Scientific American says: It scarcity of butter in Australia." writes; js a VGrv common belief among farm- 1). 11. 'Ross, the Canadian trade com-i ers thai a post will dast ������ longer if missioner at, Melbourne, in a letter Iq i se_ ju jhe ground the reverse of llie trade and commerce department. > ^av it grew in the tree, in other pointing out rhe chances -there are I words, ' with the butt end up'. for Canadian exporters. The l export of .butter from Zealand is prohibited.' be says, and j smal]/end down. "The supposition-is liiv_.c sluiime.Us , of UuvmaA batter ! that sap-in a tree is 'alwavs ascend- fronr Vancouver,, and American but- inR ov al leasl thaL it'is caasisr (0!. ter from .San. Francisco, ��� havo lie?n I llu!; Sii]} lo ?0 il0 than'down.' ('onse- 4H*iUaUo-tt���Uie���.importers. Tbe i ,ni.,vnn-A ii ivi ni-ffiiPil luruiiik'a p.cist wholesale prii^e for prime butter ,in[��.,sicU; dowiA tendsTTo7 preventWe Melboui'iuris now; 'IS cents per pound l r:-v, ol- wutRri lleip3 l0 keep/the wood unprecedented value���and my ' ��� ��'��< words, with the butt end up'., Ac-. .',,,.i-Y ��� , 1, ' . '. Aiordinglv,l one v.$ee$ manv posts, cs-;lultl l-'yWen J�� Ahe A\ay ���New;-1H?ci;(llv end and ite p0!:u., wlth the spn-atioiis, to find a c Banff and Lake Louise Attracted Um . usual(,Nutnber of Americans , Rack in, Montreal .frpui. the \ve.ct, Mr. .1. M. Gibbon, general publicity agent of, the C.P.R., haa an "inspiriftg story to tell of the tourist traffic iu the C.P.R. resorts iu lhe Rockies and the phenomenal crop in -the prairie provinces. ���> ��� ._ " "Only those 'who have paid a visit this summer to Haul, and Lake Louise," he says, "can realize what tiiis unprecedented Hood of American tourists means to Canada. Many, of j them have come in spite, of alarmist. I reports thai ihey would be subject to! | annoying,ireainient ut the frontier and I even at the risk of conscription. They jure (U'i>aitiii_; gratified at the courtesy I ihey have cspo'rieiu-ed from- govern- j niont officials and impressed by the 'service and comfort they .have mot with all alonj. the line of "Uio C.P.R. ! ,\;, i'or tiie scenery between- Vancouver j atid Calgary, thoy are unanimous ,in suyins that nothing in all their"trtivels- in America or Europe can equal this amazing train riffe. "Many whom "1 talked to confessed tliat their visit to,, Canada,.had converted them froi*.wiiidiff.,erence to ar�� denin sympathy >yjt\-* the cause of the Allies. Theyv-had ^-"ead Camtdiau papers on the trains^iI'mii the hotels, they had met and 'learned to-like 'Canadian people and. Canadian ways and they had fell a'brotherly affection for the .line fellows they saw in khaki "uniform wherever they went. 'ThisUotirist. invasion .of the Canadian Rockies will mean at' least fifty thousand new real friends ,'i'or Canada in theU'nited��SUues. _ " " ' "The'V'isitofs this ye-.tr include many ��� leaders of American society, members j '��� of the old families of Boston, l'hiladel- j ; phi a aud Mew York, and' prominent!! i iiK'i'chnnts. ;,lawyers iind politicians ; from-tlt/ Middle West. Maude Adams, '���tho actress., spent a'mouth at Lake Louise, murine golf course at Banff is now a 'recognized social rendezvous. "ln spite of the vast expenditures made by the .(\"P���R. on tne moiintr.in hotels ami de luxe equipment'of trains during the past three years in antici-1 pation of��tliis year's travel,' the result shows that npt one cent top much has' been spent, for both hotels and trainA have been taxed to capacity. At Lake Louise on several evenings over .-, ^ thousand dinners lave. , been ^served. yy. The close ��� co-oparation between the ' ' train and hotel service enabled every ,^.. traveler, however little forethought he !' * ��� *- ��� ��� '���* 0f advance re- comfortable bed. As for the dining car service, there ���watt not,, one Lmet who dill not take his hat .'off to the C.P.R. /i'lie now. 'dia.plel.ic., blended menus' seelnert to catch tiio fancy of the" American lour- - 4-gfr^Mi-d���ea-e-i-tod.-iu.uuu���faxora-l'-l e. co u__, m'ent." " �� <��� . Mr. Gibbon travelled .over two new A TREATMENT FOR TUBERCULOSIS ^rs yg7~*��� If you are visiting Toronto, or .'live here, you are, welcome, to come to our ^i> - oflices ancWead scores of original testimonials from reputable men and women ��� who have used this treatment, 'if you cannot come we will send Booklet, containing Sworn" Testimony iYo.n those who have been helped and benefited. - E' %jr OF CANADA, LIMITED SSiito 14, Cosgrave Building, 1G3 Yonjie Street,, TOROKTO, CANADA. -an unprecedented vatue���anu my : ,lr. ��� amI t^.refore renders .it -less ,, , ,. . . , .. plies are limited. ��� ��� \\'Ai,\c to t'tceav As -i matter, of fact ln'anch lules operated ,hy the Cr-P.M Hoth the mail and cargo steamers l hA, or w-.<6r' e-tii (low' in either l|dl- in 15rilisil Columbia, the Kettle from Vancouver, and the c^vgo y-,,,,;,iv Y-Uh ,nm,il fafiliivAm^ the ���'lej' Railway abetween J'cnticton Conserve Resources Conservation of> All Our Resource, of Vital Necessity During War Times ',* Sir Edward Carsom in his, stirring 'manifesto on the lirst. year of the wur from .tho British viewpoint says .that nobody knows how long- the Blnigyle will continue, but that the allies will never agree to peace until all their demands are satisfied. . ' .That is the situation in plain language. The only thing (hat can bring .about peace without the attainment qi the obj.ect each country is lighting for is exhaustion, or a, decisive beating. The character of tho warfare and tlie employment of such.vast numbers of. troops preclude the pos-. sihilily of a single cngageiiicnt decl-�� sive in its nature. The struggle may, and will, bo marked by many- great individual conflicts, but the chief factor'will be the endurance of tlio 'belligerents: the nation, or .combination of nations,, with the superior staying- power will emerge victorious. , ~ ��� ��lt is up to,us all to aid in the result by every possible conservation of our resource's. The Germans have. eliminated1 waste, ancl are thereby that much, better prepared to continue the- struggle; without this.genius for organizing _ths uAustro-German- forces would today be in a desperate pos'i-' lion in all likelihood. [' " There are 'Countless ways wherein w��e might profitably emulate the enemy. The matter of alcoholic .consumption is one of these. Jt-is'tindeni-- able, thiii money spent, for liquor, ���ordinarily1.,brings" no return oT usefulness to the consumer or purchaser, So far as concerns the consumer the money is, completely,, wasted, its ex- -;ift-��Utji.!^-r-P-fiuliiiig merely in the gra't-" ilicalion of an appetite ment gets a certain MDrf CANADA, R^&tCMd 6 steamers from SI. John,*"1 have, recc-ni- ly arrived at Australian port's with full cargoes, and", as a t matter o.! interest, much more cargo of ('an:;u- lna origin is. offering than the aicaiiici's can acconnnodfite. ]u some iiiKtant'os bulky good:-? have of necessity been ��� diverted, from the reftulai* shipping lines t-ii��sailing vessels landing at Xew York, ���Miller's XVorraJViwderg will "no I only cspel wurnib from i,.Un system, bhlwill .induce, healtliful conditions of tha'system under.which worms can no longer .thrive, Worms keep a child in a continual state "of restlessness, and pain, and tliero cau. be. no comfort for the little one uulll the cause of suffering be removed, which can be easily done by the use of these powders, than wlifcii llim-c is nothing more effective, The Flanker-Farmer Get-Tocjcthcr "If any 'iwo men go band in hand, nnd play a liu'ge part in the matter of good 'liim';-, they are the t'lii-m.-i' nnd the banker," said }}. V. IUiitU -of Illinois, al Ihe ivmii IVuilci'-Kiii'lliei* coiil'eiTiicd al Clilcago, Througiioiu the I'nile/l Slafeii bank'i'.-i ar" making a on ,io|iit' i-IVui'l lo cs-'ainiiie fanning thi'i/iigh tlm lens of a mici-oscupi' iu- (U-ad of 'lliriiiigli l!n> wrarni mul of a tel-'fcopi.1 ' ,t llai'tiin W, curric went lo thiii Hank- ei*-l,,:irui.'i- ��!<iiii'"i-f-n<ic, mid b'iii'iifd a lot of thing,-! almill Jhe li. nki'i's' of- t'oi-i-i,, to conic to a li('tt"i* iiiidci'siiiiid- i:i:. v.lilt lhe fiirnii'is "ilnr priuriiT purp-i.-u' i, In cdncaU' Hi" li uilm., nol t:,: fa'.:,,' ,-," ������ ''''' * c d"b ������ ���( ��� with ef(tial ind to the' contrary is PERSONALS. Ontario Women. nopi'.liii* notion incorrect. Careful experiments on the, relative durability of post timbers have been made at ihe Ohio agricultural experiment station and the above question was ..considered. Olio fence in particular >., conl.iine I lfjij .black locust posts, of which "SR were set with the lop eini up, cud,'down and :11 d whnt position-a they were set. Ihe end of ym years f.0 posts, or per, 'cent., "were decayed. Of Vai- and Midway and the .Kootenay Central Railway between the Crow's Nest line and the C.P.RAmaiu line al GolduiT. The scenery along both lines' as ex1- cpptionally beautiful" and yet entirely different from that of the main line, so that -ash alternative routes they should seen become popular. Con- siderabla settlement has followed (lie ���"i u-iih iii/> inn i "oustruction of these lines, which both id hsiS. li?! so-i'vonliBtvlc-ts well suited for mixed ���'arming aiiiljriuf growing. The Kel- At! Hi i tie. Valley Kuilway will make access ible C.P.R. 'which in quite as pic- this !l""' a k^0-'"1011 ol ino ....Fiilmr. 1~ H.��i'��� Inn im I" mijM1'- (iibljOll'S 0|lillioil Is w , nd "ou/ m erl Z^ ImolS j ��"'^��J "�� ���* -^ <"**. g" R ' '���namely, the run alopg Christina ,ake and the steep banks of llie ��� Columbia river. words, one-third of those set top down rotted off, as compared with only a,,Utile over, QiiiMiixth of ihos:' set toji'iiji. i From (liis and numerou,:.; olher oi)��(.-r-| ' T" vatiniiH the conclusion wa.-." readied Corns eripiilo tlio feet nnd make "lhat there is no difference which end ' walking a torture, yet sure relief in Is pm In llie ground, except that llie'. I h'* shape of UullowayV. Corn Cure sounder or larger'end.should have tlie| is within leach of all. preference," ( The decay of a prist Hi ground liim, since il llu* "conditions as; to air are most favorable lo iiioii , of" rot 'tiusing- things being equal,, tiie posi tiie longer il will ing a pcsl often uicaii! Is mosljy al ; Is there ihai. , and moisture I tho develo))-1 fungi, Oilier I M.ore Bombastic Talk From Kaiser A f''reiK'h torpedo boat has cup- lured near Tripoli a sailing vessel Hying the Cii-Hdi flag. Aboard her were a few Turks and $:'(i,oo. in Gorman coin, it number of Hciinitars and oilier Oriental vlil.-i, am] an eugrosned cas- kei foiiliil/iiJig' the following letter in to the chief larger Uie :tst. Invert- put l iny the small rfi.l In lhe ground, ahd >?,hen , A,.���,,,,, r,,on, lhl. 1(.lis(M, Ihis Is doin. llie time r.'(|iim;d lo rol ;���,��� ,ho St,,UJUSH| ���.j|,c: off i.t Ias tiiaii wji. ri'- th.' big ond is down, If bolli-i'iids arc ('(iiuiU;- i.'uiind Ih ��� |a"gcr s.houlil go into tile .round. If one (.ml is defootiw Ii should be up. ,'d.ice the condiiioim above xnmift avo niiiny I line, more favorable to dui'ali- i'l.i ��� 'il'ati !'i' l ;o nr b"low i'i.' M'mind Iiuv. . ''I'raises to, the niosl high God��� Knip.'ior WUiiaiu, son of Clrirlo- inaniie, Allah's envoy and IhIuiu's pro- lector to the Illustrious Chief of Son- idiss!: We pmy God lo lend our ni'lliy In \iciory, our wlll is ihalthy valor- ��� ni. v.'aVr'or.' a-hull evpel the infidels from lhe tribe l)e|oiinliig lo the true Tbe govern- lax from the maii- nfacUive and, sale of liquor, and this is often advanced-as an economic argument; but the remainder of the cost ds'purely a-drain on the resources'of the individual, and thus also tlie nation, without any useful return to either. ��� ' - Would not the present be'an a ns-. picious time to .begin a movemenfjo impress'upon all the advantages from- a personal and a patriotic standpoint of ���abstaining from liquor/.' Thosheer waste of money-in Canada in the pur-; chase and consumption of liquor, to say nothing-of its oilier undeniable effects,'at a time when evefy, good, cili'/.en .should bo strain ing every nerve' to conserve the'resources of the country is lamentable.1' Do we like our beverage better thim our country? ho we care less for Canada than tho average German cares fpr the fatherland?���-Ottawa Citizen, It*d what's inside, the cup that counts. -���% ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE 110 UNIVERSITY AVE., - . - , , - TORONTO, CANADA Underft,the control of (Ho Dopartmont of Agriculture of Ontario. Aillliateii with ilio University of Toronto. COLLEGE RE-OF^ENS" FRIDAY, 1ST 0CT03ER, 1915 " CALiENDAU "H" SENT ON APPLICATION. ' ,' - i:. A. A."GUANGI_, V.S., M.Sc. rrinclpa!.- CHILDHOOD DANGERS ���, Xo symptoms lhat indicate any of Ihe. ailments of childhood should bo allowed to pass without prompt alien- tion, The lUllo ailment'may soon become a serious one and porhupsnn Utile life passes out.' If Baby's Own TablofH fiVe kept in lho house minor (roubles can be promptly cured,,and serious ones averted, The Tablets can be given to the new-horn babe as well as jhe growing child. Thousand': of mothers use no other medicine for their littlo ones. They tf,i'e wild by medicine dealers or by nuill al 'A, eonls a bo_, from The Ur. Williams' Medicine -Co., Hrockvllle, Out Chatham, Htft Aituf lime ium I Juwl K"!U'lal l��i'enl;i!ir,Mi, It terminate I in Ipl.l'a 11 |,;.| t-MM', IV. I'li-r.';-'. Lc-or- ' I iptinli Wt'.H iiiiciid''ti lo Oiai'ils in the Garden of Udsn A xton uf bow fho ��'nd J ii'i)' ciigir.'.i d ijm Siaiuliim! Guiird.s in lb i.-ii>i, G.iif l,i told id ,.i l'.'M"!' | beiiv,iM'rt and tlieii' command T. To > ini-j end we M-.uI I lie arms and nmiiey, ,ci��iai).| ili�� tribe chiefs of our common liu-11'ui'!, whom Alliilt annilillnles, sliidl ",���-' i ow h< Yi-f tlfo. S'l he il. William,'' LIFE To u pi'l'IU' ie.', life's li . ori.io'l. '1 'o a jol(( ')', it's n Jes t; To t 10 till' H'i', life |m money, 'J 'o llie loafer, lite hi re,JU *. ICI i'.a'll ' Kiiimui j s- h'Hi- I/Sen i"p d'W'd Al-ldia. by .Mrs. Woolfrics, id' ChuicU ' i licit ei, Km:.!, frmu her ,a>u, t il ain I'rido v. miiidi> liii.-t i-]i)f ' i *-, k, a, ** V �� > if P 4 '^m ,'-*"i'-"-* il * W-""-t\ ���"_/ ^'hM1'''''"'" R'lfe fKA'./(.mi.l.l.H,.-lil. It,.. ,.. a,- ���-.l)v ul on," WmfM's.^' t^Jsr'T*k-1" '���''���'"K ������ ���""'"��; d..u ..I Kd. ii, aii .mu *''r WK,y-'''/y-'M t\ ioiaMvi I v !..*' lni|, , amriulle'i mv d.ti tX-m^i'id- - 'fhy-A-'-7 ���-,', l'i\kWm^''r'r 'fi,'-!:' ^Wtytfotff/' \i\f io ;>���! I'dllltl Ll' .mi", \ ''All I "a.-lKUla l.'l 'I'i; IN'-iln illt' If 1>> il>|{ l,"'"l ilA.h V, ill (,MM' ,;, ��, fnir Irinl" Ylic- .Ini''. ,.\ci,i'.ii', iij' lvj^.il' ;*i , CirtMi.'iiit, (bii. . 1,1 HU\ ilci.iit;, W ii|' I'."!'.'' in Citii.ni ��� h n 1'l'aaa lipli<.|| i> t Af lilt! (II 'il M'llipi.illi !l, ii ai, a.i , |( . , . xo.i'Ay lu'lpiiil i' ������ ��� 1;. J'ViVol-i'e l'li'fic|'i|>li(���i. 'I iiOUa-Illldr! (ll Wu".|.'i tnki'ii i! iM'fi iliil'iiilii'i', ��� ib- ('i.ai-.-"'fi I'avol ," J'i"" lipiw.ii i�� a trie lA'iiu in wm.. For Invi-liK Im, l.-n I. :u;J.(. 7: cVli--. mcni.'d <|i'pt-i'.A,ou, tl..",n,>._ , l.tiir-h;', Mu-lh, la-iliirli* a')'! ("ill lA-iiYi, v.mi',1 Kh.v.bl tt.'VU fail t'i I'.A" Iht H'..i ;.ihI triii' ttiumio'K liteda-iil", ��� jVrparcd fA'dii iiaiui'i-." i ��� -** *�� ��:.d *i-.,l. Jt ��..,-||.|ip ' ]|l) id -llltlll <lf li ii-n'i', 'K'lt WAV ll.iliill'lll ��IJ_4i '-fil< ti', in . . " ' -5,!-�� or piplid 'one ' VAl'i* l>i j'li-.-i-, I:,,' i! ���!-" ll'i'.i'l, HaiV.ti'i, A Aa, I . '.. I : U"i' itic<ii'-.d a.hv". !*r, I'iej..-���'.����� I'!<...-. ti.t V'Yf a );' < ' A th.-...... M'li'i' aXyi [..iy f.y, /'.,"-. t,- -i \i v up mer iii'/i'ic ft.y, io-' iv. i.. *.. \',,"., ��� ���)..���.'��� i>-n '���������"' .'" "''��� n'f, ' ' i.j,A,i, ,.. (',.. - "���' I-- "��� n-i.-.-t: v.-; .-iiJd.-, I.t-ion ii.u-.J- -ip of " '������ , ��'tt��-. !���*. .1 Mi'! tHlllC'l lli"!'.'l��c! piUI- uph-ia'-.T. ii4iioiii<!t'*r" i' '."i \m ���'-���������'�� ���AmU.k I?./ tf,- % Y'- l>'1" ">* '���" J"r ����"*nv''. * .ir<-<u-.'-r tUftJ or four int yi^'.niLt IMC llO'dlltlll ship , d-iii f think,, I have told ] il.. ciiiihli'v, a.-, lived In, bill j ll! in tin- (Lull Cllll ! ' c ll'l' .tie ircc*', with li , , ".��� lulnml and win n ��� le-ivi- Ibai liti��� re in tlio upi'li d":ji M r i!i(,ii ,:iid .; t nil!"-, whJt-Ji tr ii��m ,'��� n'd v. it it i.'ait r lur KA.Tal utile,". . ,i,'d to mrf.'li I "i in'li' -' th" of In i* i,,, ,i.i,| i'.\f \-;i--v v,n i up vm nd onr i i , , , (''nur dt'.vn ib.' bat lie Mill ��� , . li v.,��.- all the b, m of nn mul ihi' piifiiiH'i'.'i Miiiard'K l.inliiicnl Co,, l.ltiiili'.l, A).'nr Sin-. ��� I bad n Ulecdlii", Tumor mi in, f.it i' I'm' u limn l line and trh'il n nuiiiht r of reumdii'it wlilioin uny uocA I'dulf-'. I iwi.f ndvlio-il io liy Al IN All)'* l,l.\'l ,M1-:,NT. and nil- . u ��� lli;', red nil botlle, il mad'' it cnuiplt'ti' i in-" and li Iti-nli'd nil up und dl'iip- piuircd nltoi.i'llu'r, i��\viii ij.;\ti;.:i.'.'i>.\'( C. M. i -A Station, Kin-- . Co., S It, H"pt. t T, IVbi. ,'o thr- li'twyer, llfcV u trial, To the poet, life's n noil;.',; I'o, llie doctor, llfc'i, ,i jinilcni Who need.-i trontim-ut rlKlit alun:.. I'o tlie t.nlilb'1', lii'c'ic a battle, To the, tffieli.'i*. ilt'e'n a i.clm Mf'h u r.""d tlilnn to th'1 i*,t |t':( ii fniluri) lo the foul. ait rr, 'I IH'I 'ub ciiiinne i lull! II', lues a h a, I" I ll A Lqiuj Walk ciiili'i;.' pniti'M.-ior. To the mnn upon the ermine Life'.-' huw, and be.ivy rnid' : IC'-i a 1'iniilili' to the niiinbli'i', Tu tlie ni'.'i't bant, lue is imni' l.lfe In bul n Inn:? viuiiilinn 'i'o ilie niiiti who Iovck liifi ivorlc; Life's nn" cvorliiKtliiK effurt To Hhuii'lduly, to the Klilvl.. ;it'iilil l'',i In M ', l.l'i.i ! h,"ll t'li.. ;,'��� ���' ,; hi , ha, tlm >.liorif.-( man .llllllll", I I ll' III. |l ". al i 11 .i.li Ilia Um Saihium! Cuiii-ii,-.. iiul lid, il ll .at. t\ ii.i i in ..., M , bid s,,\U ' 111!' of be ��� Visited hi. iH'ttHlllilll. i)' I'f f .inii ��� il m'IioI'.i lie t'|ilill" \cry r.liM'iit iiiindi'd. II" i muni Ml iiifce, uud u di-iinl . 'i-r ',1 the |-��� Hi,'. di'Vll, it':! u wiiHli-up ���I'o tbe foi'i'iuuii, It'll ii di'UK. al! i!i-a;i' in -I limn, limy c mhl hot eel a i'f, o..r ,. '.in -nt r pn mj v.cl) ii��/iir In lim' pell.-" oi lier hi'; I .li'.i ai, \Vli"ii| rii- paii. ed for bi'caili, 111'1 piiil'1;'-ol'| Um in ���nt r pn !'. : n.iM'i , \V- ii Ibi' !-. uf ii tru'u tie ii. ,'Caii lin- rutin I.' led. ..ICi fi-A-t II..M \..lll? .pp�� .ttaie " le "Tudiiy, .a .,11,. ,l,.tl" pi,l|,0 .'tllll it? Miihlrtil iri M.ulinn.M-id,! P '(/,- Op" .en ���a I I '- 'Oil', till ,| till' all t A! It 1 I'l'l I ��� ��� f a,eii' olVlh" i ; ", [lie* i> ,i;n i',r ,t it. ill. I ' ' i i.i fni" Le- il"! ��� AifH) If't'rM, -Wc ai.th !t l" 1,�� \\ ii'n i.li fe I- ��� A ��� llu' rb-d the ii'oilei-. \ ll.l I..IHU li - I ie1 III i I. I i'. ,"' 'i ; ivlh I. i n ! lime ���. iii'. i' he ;n en . As,;: ill i:n- ���III-' ;iei- i'o i Ul' lll'llKll- is now profi ;. ,i�� iii, ., .\o,.l��' .i la "i-.omci ai.ppi'.'e','" '���| siii��ul��' Iltellt llltlll for the lii't-t lime, 1 wnt hi. d lo li'-nv my ��' i��bbi��ru ii marie n im n.i \ ��� . a.. America. \ bhi'.; .word lihtctiliif. to, t lii-tul nay ho takliiK i 1 In uv. ard th. i%. Virtues of the Homely Onion Onions supply a complete euro in Uieraselves for cold, as'well as being'a wonderful remedy in eases of insomnia. Ah onion euro breakfast"iiieludoH a poached eg;v pn toant, three table- spoonfuls of fried onions and a cup of coffee. Luncheons of sandwiches mado of brown bread, buttered, and filled with (ine chopped raw onion. neafconeil Willi salt and'peppo* malte lhe second menl on Iho schedule. For the supper, the onipn may be fried as for breakfast, and ..catcn, wllh a chop and a baked potntn, The effic acy of onlqiiR ly ^vell known lo tlie Kiiisorfi of Italy and Spain, v.1 ho cut the movery day lo improve the ipiullty of their voices and keep them fflnoolli. Onion pltifitei'H nre prescribed to break up hard coughs, They are made of fried onion'placed between Iwo ullees of old muslin. Tho plusicr in kept quito hot until the patient is fiim-Ay in'bed, when it Is placed on the client, to Ktny over nltflit. Onion syrup lu claimed by some to he uneiiiiiilled e.y ', a cure for a bad o.AA i'ii the head. ! It Is In Demand.- !-'o !<i'eiil ii the i deiniinil I'or Pr. TIioiiuik' Kcleotrlc Oil ���thai u liinte fuclory is kept eontiiiiutUy j Imny iiuikiui. and liDttlliin it. To -bo ��� In dcnituid hIiowh poptilitr iippreclntkni of ibis prepiinilloi), which >-tntidH at .the head of proprietary compmiiidH as ���the leadinit Oil In the inurkel, iuul it Ik (jeilenilly iiduillteil thai It iri (Icmoiv- i in;; of lhe lead. Two Wheat Her.ds on Single Stalk North Pallotii Hum the qui-id'Cid. uu well iik ii'Tlifipi; ilie Ini'Ki'Hi, (.rain crop i'"W>i' raided iu any country oi like nren, lu the M'tltheiiHt eoi'lKT of tlie Hale ilo'iv nre whole ih'ldc, ill which there ;;.v tv.o lieinl-' I'i III'" flalk. Kiii'inei'M who en inn io North Dakota fium Indiana, Jlili.oK and Iowa arc unable to nccotiiit for the prowtll, except tluil II ii a freak of nnturo ne tiiiUiiii', from cx'.-epiionnlly line i;row- Inn- iv'i'iiilifi' followhm- u rainy period. Tlicy Hiy tluil tin1'} never heard of "liell fl IM'OVVtll ill till* HllltCS ill Wliich they foriii.'ily ineu, I'lonct i .soiu�� iUAiOtiii, .mi '.'��� 7 A/; i; '!'��'.' to llieiii, too 'i'lie double liendK, In priiclli-ally all citrct!, nro iilli ri/.e auu tit*- ktiiie'.-! arc well lilhnl, In ��enie Insliuiceii the j'.rowth v, ill rni'iiu iitniont ,.'....' " " "*' '"'' (.-really incri'iisu the lli��.,'!d��.i.- ici f'livt riiniieit wheat e��ti��mte at.tte, a yhld thai t< tn a new GRAIN EXCHANGE Licensed and Bonded Dealers' DIRECTORY Over 16,000 I-'nrmer Shareholders ar�� behind'1 you when ymi consiun your grain or srll on Ir.-iclctu TYUZ GRAIN GROWERS GRAIN CO., LTO,. ICO MeDermol St., \Vinni[ii*t(, or 100 Dsuj!��i Block, Cnlimry AUTOMOBILE DEALERS* DIRECTORY >��� THF DODGE DROS, MOTOR C.nn "The car thut upeftkl (or itinll CADIULAC MOTOR SALES CO . LTD., WINNIPEG " ��� DI��liibiilor"�� lor M��nilol>�� and baikalclirwcin. J��nil (or dcBcripllv* literature. Sumc lerntor/ still o*aa (or local uijency, Excellent Transporatlon Arranoementa The llnniidian war eontliisctit naHoc- ��� Int ion, of which Sr tleorne I'crley, Ouiiudltm IiIkIi coniiiilsKloiier, is proni- dent, and Mr. J. M. Colnior, C.hLV,"., honorary necretnry, in a coiiuiiunic-.i- tlon to |,ii'iil.-('ol. Hirdwlilstle. honor- ury fieeretiiry of tlm niiuoiiitl vobvt coitiinificc, nt a Ich Hint tho O'lHocinUon Is worltln;; In the olo��'-"*t co operaliou with oi'ficei'B coniiiHtlidlilK Hie mitts ot Ihe coiitIiiK'cntH, al Hie front nnd at Shoi'iieUlfe, nnd also with tlie inilltiiry forward I n |. ofllcei'H, bolh in lho I'nlU'i KiiiKdoiii and lhe ovcrHen.i lianes, Kv celli'iit iirriiimi-ineiilrt liuve heon niaihi with the Jli'Itinh uiitliorillen for tnuisi. portal Ion of extra coiiu'orl* which, tlui icwocialkni Ih KcinliK. to flic from for the uuo of,tho l,'iuni(llu!) troipx, When 1 came out uf (liuivli mi i<:.n- dny 1 found my Ihii'hu fiml mdecp lu Mil' HllOll. Why, lie fonldii'i hear tlio sennoa there, could I ��'! doiildi' ItlMII'.t" WOllilt noil bu^l for tin' i-.'soi'd- Imu'.-r | ��*> ,i in .1 I! U tl Iti f ' -i!,i. I UltCI t'li.l. ,.,:.' i, ii . i�� ' n'.ti ' i ;i(ii' ,i!iv .Hiit��iiii- of t' :�� ��� At corre.H !*i ���! 11 ;t ������ > ,l'�� ��'..]> I.,' li II' injr No More Coras A'.n i t'.',' . ' ���-:'(,. :,'i.| .���'!!��' ICcrn Cxtr.-icior. p.-r l.otdc. Cure Guui'riiiltM.'d Xi",t-r l.noVtii lo lai., ,o ; v.'iiioiii ji.'in In :���) hi-iirs i i ; oii.',.'n;:, it"' .im'.; I a Iti. v thf *\n r* ')*' dy > o onii'f ,-��. Putr.am'o PAiifttaK S'tltl >'\ fl v rt tf 1 ��� ���_.��; Mln.M'd wheie. *s Liniment for sale every thnt i-lion.;, IraltJiy ' Do yon tiwu>-- in.. . u.i ��� r, if . I \,,i��� jii-t iidiinriii . Iii- ii'i) 'i'lit' "Thf dm tor/ htOf bin* "P }���",��!���:; U V t-atoti of Itclilni,', Wcrdln*; ��m�� pi'0(nuttiiir lilies* we Know for a rcvlulnly, ticciiUHO of expert, eneo with ttiottsnmlji of ease-*. To prove tliU to you \w tdiutl bfnil j ou n rumple inn free, If j ou <'-..i.lo.*.c a, tv.o-c��"'-t i tamp to pay postage, nntl ineutlou lis imptn', Jhl Dili 1) ^011. fiitU'H & CO., a I.lrattetl, Toronto. Jt 1 V..'i A,-. ���tl'iill; ili'lil'.l Tiny .,-���(. t. tm', nnid hhn tlH'V ( Otll'lll'l V/. N. U. !0,'J |.:.dv ��� TlttMc .ii'-a^bcrrlc^ er<' nnuo HH I'-.l.P r U'.-H. i i..i'itry. mniii, they're I> '&Y THE NEWS. CUMBERL'ANTD, B; C \ Make the Liver Do its Dtity Nine times in ten when the liver is right the \ ������Som&ch and bowels are right. CARTER'S LITTLE UVER PILLS gently but ' pel a laiy Iiv. do its duty Cures Con etipation, , Indigestion, Sick' ��������� Headache, and Distress after Eating. Small PHI, Small Dose, Small Price must bear Signature S The Minister of Horseslioes Genuine &&������** Consumer's Point of View C^^zt w I, Of Today Is the 'perfected product of over 60 "years experience in the match.making business. i How a London School Teacher Solved '*,. the Problem of Horseshoes for the Army* ; The horses and mules of the British army are being very largely, shod by a London teacher! Behind that, bald-fact there is a great romance of thought, energy and organization, wliich has sprung up where chaos and black dismay existed- not very long ago1.' ���������We think of horseshoes as being hand-wrought in ���������>- village'" smithies, where, rosy cheeked children at the door watch the sparks fly from"the ringing.anvil,"jut shoes for the horses ot an army, even in times of peace, must be mado by machinery. That had lone,' been done ih Great Britain, wkh.ihc result, that the trade was concentrated in llie hands of a few linns, who, when the demand came for an enormolisly increased output, found themselves unable fo furnish the supplies required. The British,army was, therefore, in it very serious posilion, for horses break and,wrench off their shoes on the hard and broken roads jof war time iu a way that is unequal- jk I in time of peace, " ��������� ) \viint was lo he done to'meet1 the .great heed of- Uie army'.' Somebody ;at the war office mentioned, .Mr. A. V.. | Hill, a.London count.yeounc.il school i teacher, who had beeu conducting ' classes for blacksmith work ih his lf correctly held and struck on any rough surface, is warranted to give a steady, clear Hgh"., first'stroke. TheE.B.*EddyCo. LIMITED Hull, Canada WATERPROOF COLLARS AND'CUFFS Sotn.iMng belter "than .Unnn 'mut tii* .lnumtry bill*' Wasli It will. k**ap water.' All atorf.s ,oc direct. Slate iiul size. ' l*ei-,96c we will mail yon THE ARLtNOTOi-l COMPANY OF CAf<A0A n - " Ltmltotl , - , 08 Frasor Avenuo, Toronto, Ontario llllal siylf v spare time, at nights'nt ;ia scliool in j Benuoiulsey. iUr.fliil is not a farrier? j he., is , nol even an amat .tf-r farrier, (���������but he knows all the farriers in the j towns and villages, for so interested ; Was he in his, subject that he had 1 started'and successfully conducted a j paper,.for bhck'smiihs called, the , vtl" To .Mv. Hill then, the, war office j turned with a request for shoes' for, ! horses. I Ar. Will's answer was practical and' ' immediate. He put a notice to blacksmiths in liis'paper; he got iu touch with blacksmiths big and small, townsmen and villagers. "How many shoes a week can you supply?"' he asked each smith. ' Each promised according to his ability���������some a few dozens, | some a few hundredweights..some in lions. Mr. Hill mapped the country in- ��������� lo districts,..appointed.depot- for each : big area, and hi a few weeks had 4,000 a master blacksmiths at. work, all'lurn- i ing out shoes for tlie horses und mules I of��������� the British army. J Io organized a department at. the war ohice',,an(l, giving.up school teach; ing, lie'directs this deparlmeat himself; with eighty, clerks appointed to serve under him." livery day shoes are being hammered out in tlio smithies from Wick "to Falmouih. They go to the,,depots, and then on to Jlermond- soy, whom they'are inspected and iu'^u;- then they go to" 'Woolwich arid out to the front.. A 'Quietly the work gaes on. without fuss or excitement, hut Mr. I lill is providing- a hundred tons of shoes? a.week, over "a "million, shoes a" month, and Local Merchants Should Advertise Their Wares to Successfully Hold " Trade It appeals to tho Hardware Trade that the western newspaper wliich recently conducted a prize letter contest with "the view of ascertaining at first hand the reason why in tho neighborhood bf'half a million dollars annually went from that city to the, mail order centres has done the thisg i\_hic.h has generally been left undone iu all the anti-mail "order agitation. o- Thero aro assuredly reasons why tho consumers patronize these concerns instead of. thei: local stores. Therefore, it stems' reasonable that, oife of the lirst steps to .tuke'in organizing a campaign with a view of reducing this,'ti;end is������to ascertain from Ihe consumer himself the reasons why ho does business with the ,mail order house rather than with his local dealer. ��������� The results of this prize letter campaign are interest iue,- therefore as being ii move to get atAhe fundament. Is of the problem. A number ct orcifsons appeared ia the different letters received. ' ��������� Summed up, the ones most common to all letters were that the local dealers did not carry th,e kind, of merchandise desired by the consumer, and ihut "liP' likewise did not. adequately advertise the merchandise which he did'carry in stock.- These two things are comparatively" easy to do. Any retajler should dx: peel to study the requirements of his trade and buy liis stock accordingly- He should, also naturally expect to let An- j his constituency know, through -, the medium, of window displays and print- ,ed advertisements, what he has to offer and-the. pries at which''he holds tho merchandise. - ��������� , Can you profitably apply tho iind- 'ings ofHliis newspaper to. the future "conduct of your retail ���������stbre'.'���������Krom Hardware ���������Trade. ��������� ��������� fejJOROUTO. ONJw,,������*K: up....' "*; r The best yeast in the world. Makes perfect \HbVead. MADEi\V ' IN' \v CANADAJS Ls E.W.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO. ONT. WINNIPEG MONTRCM Winter Dairying Pays The Boy as a Partner Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL ATl'LlCATION'S, as they i-annot'reach the scut of tin; disease. Ca- larrli-is a blood or constitutional diseaso, and in order to cure"it you must take internal remedies. IJ all's Catarrh Cui-i is taken Internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Hairs' Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one'of the best physicians in this country for years and' i.s a regular, prescription.-' It is composed of the boil ionics. Icqown, combined wiltrthe best blood puriiiei, acting directly on tbe mucous fiuTaces.-The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces-such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, freo. ]���������'. J. CHKNlaJV & CO., X'rops., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c Take Wall's Family i'ilis,fur Constipation. '? - ��������� ' ' , Encourage the Boy to Stay on the Farm by Giving Him an-Interest _ , in the Business lt doesn't, seem right that the boys should so' often feel that they must leave home for, profitable and attractive employment. Jn most other lines of business it is the hope of the, business man. to'see his sons follow in the same business "and take it over when he leaves it. Plans are made to that' end, and the boy is trained up to ,,'a thorough understanding. of ness." Of. course it doesn't always work out, as planned, bat every effort is made by the parent in most eases. On too many farms evcry energy seems to "be directed toward driving" the boy away from" the ������farm as soon asTie is old enough to get away, Very often his father wants him' lo slay, urges and sometimes .commands him to stay. But it is top' late. The boy has never been made"to feel that he is a partner 'in the business of thai farm- Nothing is ever talked'over with him; nothing is ever explained. And it isn't any wonder he proeeecls to hike. There are exceptions,to this unfortunate method.. . Letters written on neatly printed., farm .stationery sometimes come, and on it the managers of the farm are gravely announced as'"'A. H. C. &��������������� Son." -���������Closer' ac- (juali-tance often reveals the fact that Ylu "Son" may he ten, fifteen or twenty years old���������Oklahoma Farmer. Milk Production is Greatest When Cows Freshen in Fall ��������� There are so many Advantages in having dairy cows come fresh in the fall, while the disadvantages are but very few, if any, that one wonders, why1 so little progress' is being made in that direction,, Those who have silos, ami no one can afford Ao dairy without a silo in these days of high priced land,' should be especially anxious to have at least two-thirds ot their, cows eiUvo'feiu the' fall of'the year. ���������,'���������', September1'!.5; a good .month to have the cows freshen. If grass Is, short at that time it 'can be supplemented witli silage and the necessary grain, and thus the -How of milk brought up to the., largest amount possible. Later, with nu abundance of- succulent feed at hand, the milk flow can easily be maintained throughout the wiiitcr monlhs. Then, by the time grass corned and the cows have given milk for seven, or eight months and the Uow unuls to diminish, it will 'be revived when the cows are turned on good pasture, while in July and aiid a* liberal flow either drv or August when the Hies are bad : , ���������������������������MOTHERS'!'. * . -"' Don't .fail to iiroeuYo ��������� MRS. WINSLOW'S SOUTHING SYRUP" For Your-Children While Teething It-'Soothes.the Child, Sofiens^lho (Hums, Allays ihu T'ain, Dispels AViinl Colic, and ts tho Best lloinedy toivlnfant'llo Our- i every v^ceji^cacrmjraciifctiui : gcrrrim Burning, Metal is Used With" Shrapnel The correspondent-' of the London .Morning Post at Petrograd sends the follov.-ing: ''A new, application'; is -re- rhoea, TTENn-FIVE CENTS "A tOTYl". ��������� Kymiieerut i olmmrs-'Ki snows'V.oi Cm"ki iiKt>* irtfiii do'ii kionkv, m.Mu>iTk, NKHvor-, m-a-.vsi'.s, <CIIM>S'|_-������'f, .!,���������.'!���������.���������!,_I.C*-IIS.HKI'I . P|;. I ll������Xi,f II.KS. .������r,lo (nr Fl'lEE I'l.O'lH II UiNIl UHIICII, Mi>l)K .>!* itli������������������ .liseiMn anl ivos'liKKpui.'iaaiii'., ollfcti.,! Ur THE NtW FKKNCH riEMEDY. N^������l N.������2 N.3, t ;irnidet-u(pii:r I jiiursi'lf ilitii tlif r������racd. lor VOt;K _������VK,-illm,>u!, Abiiilii(������lr FJIES .No'lollow u|i rlrcnlais, Noul>liij,itlDnv Ok, l.rCl V.r'i' MM' Cu.llAVKKfitUCKHU.IlAMI'SIEM) LONDON,I'.Nli WK WAN! -10 t'HQVt. Tllt.ml'laj). ������St.UC������ltlC \0������. I ehei.iio and goes- on his way rejoicmg. ' Ti0iei'������ was never c\uiet, cool headed organization,'Wh^t j the British army witli .all Us organize.- \ tion could not do for itsalf a school j teacher has done for it, and the min-' isler of horseslioes is,.oue ot the most ssuteessfu! servants on the nation in these Paper, days, of l,-o. .don. ported ofitlTFTrenTRin invention j-iktw previously mentioned. It serves to ,t greater triumph of i show ' how .Germany develops the scieiuific side of her efforts as the war proceeds. _ ' 0 ' , , o"The incendiary fire bombs, which contain some composition producing sufficient heat to start a ilame in anything that will burn, are'now, familiar.' The Germans have invented a method of using something similar in tho form of, or combined wiih, shrapnel. '���������Reports say any ,man struck by shrapnel from' those tilings i.s terribly burned, the burns often proving fatal, even when- only a limb is. struck. , '���������Prasumab'ly phosphorus enters into the consumption of this new weapon, as also do'certain poisonous bullets," its need.���������The Little lie vod ���������yield $2 to $5 A DAV an ! com mis- si.in paid, Local representatives.- lCilher sex. Kxperience iiiinecessury,^ Spare linio 'luicoplcii. Nichols, Liinfted, Publishers, Toronto, Seed PoUtoea., ,lt liris'been quite generally he that, a, small potato seed will jit st as'(arge a crop as large tubeis- Kxie'iiifive * tests niiiile at the South Dakoja experinumt station, liowevcr, prove Quito conclnsirely that this theory is not true in practice. In Ihese ex1) crime tits the use of^Kixonble Rt-ed prtuhiced a greater proportion of po- titl'oes of desirable &i'/.e. than the use of .culls. Tiio type of potatoes pro- iliu'.d from culls used aa seed is meris- ttralily saiaUcr, in tlio llrsl gt/iier.'Uiou, from those'produced from selected tubers. The rennlir. of this experi- !iie.iil furiih'h (iunnliliitlre" evlileiice til at the use of culls for seed unifies potatoes1 to run on* Not. only is the type of potatoes produced from selected seed larger thnn from culls, says ihe oxpi'i'linenters, bin nlso Um inijr- uge ivi'iglil' of tulu'i-s pioduced is ���������rwdi'i', Victor Hugo's Prophecy "A day will conie when the only }iiitilcl)olil wlll he lhe iiiarkct open lo iiominercc, and llie mind opening to new ideas, A. tiny will come when bullets iuul bomb "shells will he replaced by vot oh, hy the universal sitf. I A Cure Fop Rheumatism.���������A pain- l'ragc of mitioiisihy iirbitriition ol a; ful and iii'i-sisient form of rlieimmtlsni sovereign minute,' which will -be Uijj.< etms.d j,v impurliios In the blood, Kliropo whul the pai'tianiciit is to:t|���������. iv.miIi of defective action of the Knglnnil, the diet to tiei'inuny, the j ||Ver nnd kidneys, The hlood becomes legisliitlvo iiHHcuibly to Kriiiico, a (luyj,,,!,^,,,,! jlV ll)P introdncUo**. of -nrie -wiU'couie when a ciuinon hall will tit* 11M.:|.(, which causers much pain In tlm I'S'liibiicd in public iiiiih;,iiiiI'v, Ju.-,| us | iIsmi.vi and In the,, joints. Purmelee's on Iniitriiiuoni of toriure is now, nud { Votvtahle'Pills uro kmAvn lo have cf- fnc'people will lut-ihtoiiUlii'il how -^iuli ; i*,.rn*.l iiuuiv reiiinrk;.li|i' cures, und 5> thing could Imvo heen. A dny A ill (,;,,,!,. 11s,. |, sirongly rccoiumenileil. A com.* iilmii tlu'M������ti\o iiiiiticiiMi jii'iiuph,;,,.,.,} ,������������������ ,11,.,,, wjh convince nuyoii.,' of Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, ,.ohn firier Uibben, prpsiilunt of l'riucotoii University, snid at,the Lake lilohoiik'arbilralidn conference: "The day is not yet come wlien violence and oppression will melt invny before right like the plumber's bill. Like, I repent, (lit' ''lumber's bill.'. Vol', a plumber, you know, onco presented to a millionaire. 11 bill for $Hiu for minding a pipe. Hut tiie millloiinire liiiiiilpf) lho pltiinborN 11' dollar note antl said serenelyi/Receipt tlmt bill fo yours in full.' " 'But���������hllt-a"' PiUd the plumber, ���������"ltoci'ipl li in full,' ilio millionaire repealed. "1 uhoiI to be a plumber myself.' ' The plumber nt this wavo a great start, receipted the, bill uud handed lhe hilllioniiira &I) coins cl'tume," Freedom for the Poles. In" addressing the reichstag, the Gernihh chancellor, Von Bethiuanu- Hollwcg, referred to the recent-victories of'the kaiser's armies in.'Russian-Poland. "In part he said: "The present occupation.oC the, Polish'east frontier is the beginning of an evolu- conditions arc against of milk, the cows are very soon will be. ' ��������� - . ',-, lit, other words, tho cow , that'! calves in the fall has a mucht better opportunity to produce a' large amount of milk and butterfat. ���������in a season than* thp one that freshens in.; tlie spring., ,Tin's is .readily appreciated upon a little relleetion. Suppose a cow freshens in May when, lie', {wsj".. pastures are good. She gives a large flow of milk during May and June, first because feed, is abundant, and second because ,sho has recently freshened. But nd ��������� sooner , has she started i.h an the hot months of "July and August' with dies and perhaps,, dried up pastures r.ro upon her and the milk flbw, immediately drops. Wlien cooler weather returns, and grass revives tliero will be a slight increase in, the yield of milk, but a full flow iiofmal for that period caii:, not be obtained ��������� till the cow has calved again. This.' means that a herd of low producing cows must be carried through the winter months, with profits greatly reduced, but the labor, remaining practically Ihe ..same. It does not take'quite so long to milk a cow giving a small amount of milk as one ' producing a large- flow, but ��������� it reci.-.ires just as much, labor to feed and. care for-a low nroducer as for the highest producer in the world, and the task of doing the other chores is the same for all kinds of cows. \ ������������������ ' h " - It'is safe to say that a given cow will, produce twenty per cent, more milk and butterfat when she calves in the frill than when "she comes fresh in the .spring.' This increase in production should in itself be enough Selling' Agents ��������� ^ Wanted -. In every Town in Canada toseM. "Sterling' Clothes" to measure. They are absolutely guaranteed* Write for particulars. Sterling Tailoring Co., 535 College Street, - Toronto ihe rnli"d Minus of Aiui'i.eii,nud ilio united sliiH'H of Kiimpc, slinll he >u������>u t>;tending the Ium; of ivilow-sh.j* ji'i'oss the oconn. cxcliHiiging tln-lt' proiluclH, Iheir liulnr.lry, their an.-', (heir ..f'liiiiii, I'l.'iirliig. liii- truth, liu proving creiiiioti tifli" tlio eye of Hn- I'lviilCT, uml iinlliiitt, for ilu' uo'm| of nil, these Mvo lri't,,:l-'tl! .e nntl itititiln' powers- 1 lie I'i'iit.'ii.liy of im*n ,uu! the JMIW "V of C(ll - ���������������i. "lollirr.: call riicli.s l.now \\!ic;t tiii'ir! rhllli'i'ii lire iroiihleii villi \������ori,i',. and1 'liej lime no llltlo III nppl.v III-.', th-' ln"l '��������� Of I'lMlii'llll'H" .Mother Cl'tlVe;.' Wut'JIl * KM.in.Jmiloi'. iheir value, Locomotives.Will Tow Shl|i i Xo P*>-'i 1 lmn I'i npi'dal electI'h : ii'i-nw^ ini' hcli.g built for (im I ! SMtC.i goVi'1'llllli'llt to I)'1 us.ul li ! inr, sh'p. iliioni'/ti I locks. IC-ich iomi'1-. 1111 loco. nit.'d lots- the l'i.iiiilli:i Pitiiitl liiucl.llio welj'.hjt S-..MM. ms 11 11 active cifon of Uo was the kIowcmi hoy 011 earili and luul beer, fired nt three phicc, in two weeks; so Ills parents had tippivn- I iced him to n jinMirnllnl. even he found liim slow. II iiiil 1 tvo hours to ,':i\e tne cun- tii >lr seed, nml in slid; u pin h a 'cad hnlierily and four Pi 11 coijvotyus. The onl) pniin lilm war that 'he Win .villlng, Hiu lool nrloii (hi'oir plcli nboiil "And wlm'," lie asked, Iras iug .pei.t 11 whole ufici'iiooii cluiiiging, liie guld thlii'i'' wa,ter, "?diull t du no iv, ������-lv.'" Tl.o ituliirnlhi tr.n hl>! Uj>',*-j*,-������ rougli his locU.'i. uon which will lead uTc cbuhtTj-7 from ' the ltussimi "yoke, towards a brighter future, in whicn.she will bc able to develop and cultivate her national character. Further German and Austrian'viclories will free the Balkan nations from oppression, ' and make possible the prpciple of 'the Balkans for the Balkan nations.'". "Were Wier- many to be the final victor in this world-conflict sin would emancipate the Poles-and t.he Balkan "peoples just as she has lifted the peoples ..of. Alsace-Lorraine and Belgium to constitutional freedom, Let Oirds Alone Albert Ploeger is rawhiding,, himself for doing what he says was an unmanly aol," lie had,a pen of liogs which he was fattening,.and it !loek���������of blackbirds lived in the pen. ctitfng. us he supposed, the grain he was feeding lho swine',' lie boro their intrusion for 11 while, but becoming en:iugered ul. tlieir supposed depredations Upon his hog'feed, he llred a load of shot into the Hock in,the pen, killing thirteen birds. Bent upon easing liis conscience for .lhe act by examining Iheir stomach'.., certain that ho would llnd his grain therein, what was his chugrin when, upon cutting open the thirl0011 birds' stomachs, not a single grain of corn or oilier cereal was found, lint, instead each stomach was filed with insecls, files, and worms- Albert, says the old hIio! gun is now hung ,up In the ruck, und blackbirds iind iiieadowlarks nro inviled lo mnko hiu home tlieir home, in the future. The late.a-.i official reports regard ing tho harvest show tluil Italy need** LV (Mii.iHlO.Oiip ' iioiyid . of fi I'n. In for her eoiisumpllon until iu>\t year, .losl ot tlihi grain, if In understood, will he purebna-cd iu America. Teuton Revcna'! ��������� tl. im.iiH may ������'t lr,l".itt '���������' ,,'for hanging of th" names.of I'ctro- iniil Pr/.i'ins. 1 by ri iisiiiilii." Hie 1 capital VS'at-uitlsuge. '"'"..��������� ^t,���������,-n oj_i_ ,1 a_.|__.i_l_i i\ A.n__ith______S_��������� lt.t:u \. ,\Y ������..^i,^,.Ii.t r.r t-A. f.f%\\-^ rraQliim have the majority of his cows, freshen in the fall, but there are more factors favoring the practice: One of these is the higher price which dairy products> command , in - winter than in summer. Another is the cheaper labor. Labor 'is- cheapest during the period ������when milk and .butter bring the highest prices "on the market. Then, too, Uie farmer himself can devote more time to ,the cows in winter when farm work is reduced to a minimum and his time is not so valuable, 'The .first three months after spring opens are tlie busiest in,, ihe whole year .for ihe farmer, just when cows that calve, .in tlm spring need the most attention, ��������� 'Die inevitable result'is more or less neglect, and neglect1 early in (.lie lactation period,is.mighty expensive bush. noss. ' -1 When it comes to. raising skim- milk calves, ihopo born in, Ihe Tall soon learn lo eat grain and therefore grow faster ihsm those that are dropped just ns 'Urns-* comes and hi not leam to onl .grain .before extreme heal aud millions of hies begin lo make life miserable for Ihem. Then, too,1 full calves, if intended for lhe dnirv, can be bred to drop their lir.-t calces iu the fall as two yenr Mtint real Pamily Herald, City Wife More Lonesome (1 Than Farm Woman Author Declares Monotonous Lives Abound in Nineteenth Ward, Chicago The writer of early American life in, the'middle westAand far west'empha- siaes the hardships suffered by the women - pioneers who 'accompanied iheir husbands on the" plunge into the "''wilderness," and points to the- wearying monotony of life led by women on the frontiers, The student of agricultural society calls attention to' the dreary life of .women whoso farmer, husbands aro unable to give tl.em relief from, the monotony of work on the farm.. ' And the traveller across the deserts which lie. just east of.the Pacific coast, pities the women who must pass-then- lives in the monotony of sand rnd sun and does' not marvel when lie is told that niany beconfe "eccentric" and some actually insane under the terrific strain. . ���������- . "But according to Lucille M. Win- dette, who has just completed a series of investigations into tho life of,tho working cila'ss, there are women living within the boundaries of the second largest city in the country whose lives are just as dreary, just as monotonous, just as "maddening.as the lives of-tho pioneer' women," the. women, of tho farm, and the women of the'desert. \ Aliss Wiudette's investigations were" confined chiefly io .the Nineteenth TOJtTHiiuira- WL-rCfrotilrtrt olds, Makes Breathing Easy.���������The constriction of the air passages nnd the struggle for breath, too familiar evidence", ,f asthmatic, trouble, ,. cannot liauiil Dr. ,1. i>. Kellngn/s Asthma Remedy, This in Hie famous remedy wliich U luioivn I ur and wide for its complete, elfeciiveuess even under verv . 1 vori) runiUtioti!'. it is w> tut- tried, experimental prop:inilio)i, but ,m,'.' Kith i|i..uy jc.'ir.t of iiron;-, service Iheir lives, tbe>'<> women too it-comti liopeles.i drurisofl. behind ilo.in;!-. il. Buy it irom youi' ���������st U,< 1 grail 1'idii. Family Toothuomo and Cookimj Kond Rent ires No Iiuh, 1 oy itMii'd hit inoi'm-r i. ri;.- an me.mm nt' (nay tlrnp ,\'u I'tind I ml helped the'r l':Ml'il\, Hh������ says (imp- A'tiis v.n;- 11 llCI'i lil \-i Iff niiiMiihm ���������I. lll'M I lie "While 1 I'i glllllll., 11 that i;,-in-. ���������, III,- I 1.1 , '.My little IS' Illntifll-'-nhf ���������il'ler !���������. III'. V.eailed v f���������iit ll ���������<>" >Jll ��������� ������'a'. Wil,' tiler,. I I!" i g.tillell l.i h.lll wiiell I relUI'iieil JJIMpe-.V-'IS ill lil i'i.od and it'll rn hoille I he flu- family hiiliy short- as lerr 111 .-ii.i,- |itt... Theory and Practice An engineer mimed Prank Ijil.., IWilleli li boo!., ^ "Tifl'YOAi lUtill I't'O;!!!'-"," Which liii- p! alherthes us i'utiti'iiHtiiig (lie Kocsiei" of Cli- ibllrl.er Amen- can enimnoiiV.ciilUi with C.i'I'uhui de- iiioci'iicy. li n'l-tii!" ihai (lerin.uiy has ah iuliiiil"!?' u'lHrv goveimm lit, ln;Ui>r j.ati'HuH-iu itii'l ati'ioi dtlimio'e, hetter ..eliO'iis .iiiirl'idi^irinl nn tioidr, bi-licr iiieiho.l. <������l Imil'-llig iitiil Al: ))liiniilii,i, a .uiifihii ua:. , '������������������I"! ihat tin Ui.-rui.ui aro.y 1. "tb.' 1 rent 'i-l urcaivi/atioii cm r I.ecu perl'i eted by 1'ue ili," Mr, Koi-'di-r, v,>as horn, I'I Ill III. ll ill Cl t'llli.la. , il.ll |,i- I 'IV' el\-e y..;i!S ili the ' mill lie i-i iiot liolng i Wlli ,' J).l",.H'l il S\,!|'l Witieli l-.a*- I,rain of m.'i I'llll'i-ii, i'O't I rnu-d -la IK.IU'l 1 1 1 ilu-a':-. Ull'!' I' i:it th" bom* lin Ilie nlie Inn 1; In .1 M B'������* in th t'liutn;. , 1' 111. u'.'��������� 11 .. a I.-. 1 ol l-e poit-' I tua I'I-11 v eei-. and i'\Sf (iiiil 1 MiM (ii-'l 111 l|(Ul-eW i'i ���������. I' i.i 1 a".1 Tribiiiu- Wi e 1 nil,.! ll/llri a>V U ��������� ������������������lire It'll 111 lhe lit 1'iiln .User' n,-ird'", Llr.imetU Believes H"nral OA no. h-a and we ,llt|l'| . II I lll.H In i',.ili,Jl.a in rh'ii i", ery ill in;;. .1 n .i.'.'l .Shi p.m. I ll,',;. I Ih i'1'f Colin: in be-.* I'-ec- tun- ilal 1 s>appy (liotiglii tirri-d nie in try Uiaite Mn >.,naked m a Jinie w.'i'in ini'k. ' ;u ery aii'i '.! l.l' ��������� lore r.i-rrti Tr lur, rate fdH'nv.i'il r "r-ifi tlt'a.l '' le. the ,illli> ii' a mil III" log, '11. II V.iH'i ���������.an t 11.1 ��������� ut a c ia prn\eiuei!t S'S Uu at u:ie Va H HI'li rouiiil llllll i.u .t ..-���������iblc on Uni))' -Nut,-. 'V'l.ll.rUlllt* I'm' "���������' \e|,-,l 1,1" (lit r.i I'e sti.i I. ��������� n V. it'i I,a l!'i> ... in ��������� time run! (tin In:-. .,,.,,, .,j ,:., . , ,iij,j ,,,,������ ri'lis;i 1,1 111, ,',,.ll| I loud l;ii' I, 1,,\ ItM'I'-e- .... l>thl'l������ A-' I lll������- \\,,' all .<;ipi' < ���������.<!-' ' ���������'. ,.,1 l. ��������� 4**1*1 >- (or I Ai" il a ll*.' ���������������'��������� ;i',a.������ ;.|i I'D b; ������ .iti,)>('..i|i . V, .li'f-nr. thli E,t.i,r it-Ad tlie Aaine JettV,' liii", .1 (1 y������*Ar" frifif I'n''" tn frit* ������r* Q������rt.M(i���������������. Xrm, and full ������f irtrtc.t. i-,.1 ll.l.l .III a'' r.H-.i l a . pn.. ,lep|ie I lip Ml Wlli If r,ii>! huh;. v.in)>|ilii;, l allllll",. ,t.ie Jliuplll- olli'.tiuni. i. Will' IA , ,i - , ���������,,.; im ),, <���������' v.'. nr Af fir.it )im liiiiil-iii'iim. ,\er. tut'ii.bed mil"* and l ;,i.iUi :ti-.-, tov.ii'.d llie \ ������1,������- |Pn\, "i'.:\i 1 . ,1 jit ( i. ef pi !,������������������* r . pie. -" ' j-i-'iil.' n term- 1 l!n .1 thv f.iiu i:t'i|.(... i'i ll.e iiil'', t an. 1 'ilti!' '!..J" \'ll V,;-', f.a'l- tll.li 1.till' 1,'ioi!'. " ��������� s!l .' 'I. I.I I.. ���������I III ll. jqi ei'i i|',(iu 11 . "'iH'il V 'iKI 111' ill Iii .nit n i l'.i 1 .if I II Ml aii.iv I 1,1 'I: ���������' I niu :: and t n thai ti l.ll' ,, the in ; '<������) 1 )' t iu vie A 'All I J ftew j "ft ov* 1 u:i-l alv ,"1/1. ��������� MM !.���������> t; f-ltlt I 11 all Ull Ul! hiu IM. I - ri,-1! ten of K������-j-j r:< it le- im , >i n. a ht. >i th',' .'iiiiur, ��������� war lieu c < H <4 .-< -i i "njrra-vnTert. ical of> those in many Qther parts Of Chicago. , In, tier report, which .is entitled I'Lifo ahd Work- Among Our Xeishb'ors," she reviews in detail the various phases of life among the working people. 0 ��������� -- ' ' ��������� Hero are some,of her conclusions: "Xo thoughtful person can fail to be struck by the monotony wliich characterizes the life of most married women1 in the working class. Thighs less marked in the more typical slum districts, whero the*life is lived,, more in common. But tho vyomeif are little bettor thnn shut-ins, who live' in these, streets and spend the whole duy Indoors, when their' husbands are at work. "The youiiR- moihor who has all the care of a yrowi'nj. family of children, has lit Lio opportunity for visiting aboufi. She "inny step Into her neighbor's house, cr meet others'in the yard or on the front doorrtep to gossip, but rarely does she go furl lier, and if she Is able to gel away for a holiday or nu evening at tlie movies she must usually tu Uc the In by with her. "KiiiKT.tiou,. ua a rule 'no limited a.moiif, bqth Jewish and Italian women', sadly narrows iheir own resources, and in the deadening monotony of till en "Where there are three 01' four young children, especially babies in .linns, illness or tinaneiul ��������� loss falls 'heavily npoi. the mother, who has then to be nurse, cook, and,,housemaid all in one, without proper means to support either tin* children or herself. To this cuoklua. and washiti;.. for men lod'iier.i is generally added, who, if unemployed, htay about tbe house. "Jewish women have much moro fr. u-doiu llian the Italian women, vilri can decide uoihlnt. about Uie houso a: Aulih'Ui, u.' AU} hpuul a penny wit!,- mil the husband's conseiii, The Jewlsu wife often works with lier husband, ami (tins ehlii'i inulie tlm Jiviiij:, Tlm Jewish people lik" to live Well, mill the women are excecdinuly fond of j'v.elh-i'.i ami line clothe.". "Mother.!' ������-hfli.s are * undue!',d at Mull house and ut ime't 01 the setill'- muni.-, aud. uii.Aloux in Uie neirjilior Iiood )'i-w ham In hpcal, Kti.*,l(t ii, inn -a limited loeabniary ii t;.iiin-il by 1 oiiI.h * ',-IUl flhi 1 woiite.i am! e riirill circle 01 'in w irl.'iiiii- \n in ������|iu.itil- A;, lileetlll,', lei,11 loll Yy Sl|lf������ll ill (A til.I hul. ful- Sv.eiten'o Anny he Swedl'dl fll'lin ia llllll the hn iv iind ni');-! eiixiwit m lhe coimtry h ���������*iee ��������� i'n- mil nrl'illi Of ''��������� ��������� le . II iliAim.it (lOUle . , . aj VI.a . mi troop' ��������� icni.iiudi i- M .lOtliK VI" I'liuiuieiii'-'d ���������lllllll'l lOllCij Will, I tl Will h.il ' iV'll! ,������������������ in 1 td 11 ' ,1' ��������� fu rl IJ"( -. J,.it iit'-i ��������� a a iu.- .'.'.(.I",' H' -'I l������u\ iitiil ' UT iiil TYPHOID H, lUlijUll ;������ 'ti' h "11 -..III- ���������Men . ..��������� M "X- Mam. i.|-tlt')a ajti'''.'*' U nn tw.(<������ iih*c������i.������i������ IU111 small 1*'i*. /,.../ ttftift.r al.lt irtnnr.vr.'.t-.t Ur ���������:,,-- ���������-*. n-.m ���������'.',( .v tils* tt'i'. saSii.iLiiff -.iMt.erAB'ilil.'oM Vud.itt.ft. B- 1, ',**'-4 nm! (,-) y.'.u tiy.< -*t. \,-i nl f*>������f-������mliy. It !������������������ trot* yi'jl th.n tn! >..��������� Ini.iriiK*. A1I1 y* ������ f'y.'-'ii. ��������������� ,-;l".������*H'������-H*r "H������v������ f,j-lUti J.tl-..li.' ' t-' .,������������������' tf 4������������;n>������i Vutltt, trc>'"fr-"t H<e, i-f '.��������� k>-r ���������***������������ Tyr>---i.ir������rH������'������ rue lutm utcavroev. eternity, ou. U������������<c.i.������ .tcniatl * tllltt llfit ti-1 tit utUtt \ ..: >_" a 7AYYA >.-_. O, zSMTISH CO Vt^tM^ ������������������,il ,, m ��������� ;������,, ,^_f . ,H.^. i ��������� ii.a w i uni . ;'������- -'mty-r"'- ���������". '>'viif''vXi������������.'vJi')'*-i>������������v,������ s., .ii /j ?*^������>4 .{<���������������-������(. #--'������* .������-*��������������� :: i .- j L. x '-. v._,.' H-^ui> ya_tf'* j. t! Uo*' 6 X ,v^U*^^^*'V^f*d^^^-4^5^i oo ..... ������ A .���������_ W v,^ ,-t- -,.- ��������� : > _fc BAKERS AMD PROP-Ai i'i 'A-.3 0>- OU\Vir?*;tRLAWD rOTTLING WORKS AgeJits Cor riU.-jicr i'n- .Aa Ao ;:.,>'-<; As RKttR X\Tlliile.-*a'-t' YbA. ii aAAX uid.-'. of 4 ������l li Aytt ;y> \Vi-uc:; -.'.{kV. iv>._fii-:T.i. Scco'nd -Street '. i i7y'jr$fv'^-*'j&^'&<*Yit>v^ Af^-i-ru^vf^w*^^.****^0*** i.1 ;i! ���������ji .v -i pei'snii ie- y \������������������-. :.. . -a. ;> or Ink in-.' a:-,' ��������� '��������� ������������������!��������� '''btnl. nf nr v ric ';a". '���������: , A <" tu ti ������������������ '^'"cUi-a'A'a., V., ur iV un <'r A'' 7 ���������' Aug i fis ���������������������������. Al'our.a.AY, ur ;'uivo!if-! <*: ��������� -i'-hbisli of t'.::v ���������������e.--'tt-_ j.������tit.:i i J'| 1 it IK-AUMIUU A ; -?���������* P: Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING ewrauvwwf kj^mw������ v^M-iiTur^^awirrswrt ii. a-ujioii -tii.- '.-/iTMiianv'.- :& DUNT.MUiR AVENUE ', *. -* - i !'"i CUMBERLAND, | *i>-fMi*ii'*w������,i������t- i*������*. i������*-.'i_.n. 'j-*r**-*^rr^2^tTiaatxr.r3raiiJizi3i7tcr"&riJX^*+-*^ uu ru llf. ii. Si ' . 1 ' "; KkI .... ii .!. :-.. I.OCKAlll). GeiHiral' Manager, Cullicry C'o.v. ��������� ���������'.<vt:.. arid rail Tiiinn r\iilie:y [������������������a'*V)S\ ..���������!' jivi' i*maBzi*asx^axi.ixxaa L'.\>i.lOU ACT, .010, /ecMon 42. NOTICE is hneby given thai, LIQUOR ACT, 1910. Section 41. is Sc!i ������ '���������-. ; '���������! eel! 1';.'. a-.aaa i..siric'.!y,oi-. thclst (h.yoi December next,; NOTICE ia hereby given that, u."."y.m -re ^h- \ applicarion will be nnd" to U'e'on ulC iBlday 0. December next, or :.;.���������,; :i<_ ^'t.-iSupeniiletiJcitt of Provincial Pol - ,;���������A. ,-,, . u ,��������� ,,' |\.*1 ���������*������.*. i, ^y -.-��������� i 1 J . ! oN'i' f*'. i;N!������ Hi' ��������� oNKY fo- m oin-.A W .ich lU'jinirii (!��������� if '��������� v i.t :|| i-l II 1 li'e i :' . - ii imaii-'y I-K ' I ���������''���������!! ��������� I'iX IT. (I ve IA -. 'J'.' 777yy7:i\ ice for reie.'Wal of the hotel licence application will be made to tlio Superintendent of Provincial Pol- o Eell liquor by ictail in the hotel ." . i * ., i .������������������ i- ' ������������������ .. i.J , . jee for renewal of tlio hotel licence l".t".rr������i; V.:u;-*''e.. ' rcr-'Own as tho Willow-' Hotel, filn- , ,, ,. , . ���������, . ,u i ,���������i _ . ' to sell liquor by retail- in the hotel nie at Campbell River, in the Pro- , , . >r , ��������� Tr~i~i I . . , . ' . ��������� known as tne MalaepinH -Hotel, ! vinee of I'ritis i Culuinhin. >��������� ' ., -, ,T i ��������� ,i r> ,,- ' ���������r ��������� ! - situate at Lnnd, in tbe Province ol H?ai������H4iiTi-S������tb-(k-3s-ot-Su.piftmben^.vt-M ������.,^_i .��������� J ' ' jfliireiruuiinnbia. ��������� 1910- FllED THULIN Applicant Dp ted this 14llr'(lay of September * Is M?f *^# ���������of British Columbia, Ltd,��������� THE S. S. COWICHAN WILL SAIL AS U.NDKL? C.:omox���������Uniox Ijay���������Naxalmo--VakcouvKr���������Routh ,,Leaves (^-otnox, vSnnday, 3 p. m , , Leaves Union Ray, Sunday, L\ p. iu.... For Denman Island/Nanaimo and Vancouver. RKTURNINO-Ltaves Vancouver, Saturday, 8 pm ..For Nanaimo, Union Bay and Comox. Subject to change without notice. ������m 1 niiMiiiffiiiw 1 man ������m un ���������{^nl^nV*i*'l,'\''i^ f i i T J i re t Y .aniilacturccl from the Best Cariadian Malt and ! lops isesier Brewing ^v.������ Cumberland, B. G. ug*jmxxpi*Oi'!\xm*Miiua ! ���������i- 1 f Also Aoepls for the Fcimous IJ.B.C. & i ���������*- _ tr ^-���������^i^A-'l-'H*'H-'H-''^H^ * *- and' "New Life'' Beer. fcjl IWJWI .���������.XAyyAyh,,.: ._; .' -'A;^. [*; --.-*,.;-.- :;- ���������; '- i. -.���������'.-. -,.-.- ���������A-..-V.JA$.i 1 t^'' * . -r.������" . '.- , -:i- - "- ��������� I :'������������������'i"i*Pw* *i h^vwii -;-:-,������������������;;:;,.. 7h,yy&$- ^7-%YYY77y;Yy..7x77yyhm i ���������y.r*"-'- "���������'��������� -"������������������*���������������������������*��������������������������� - ��������� -.---'-..^J_qi \11 W'i .1 CHARLES THULIN ��������� Aiiplicn NOTICK i-* Hereby Riven that on the 1015-. first d<y of December next application svi.l "7*"*?-*$ k������ m*>dc lo tho Sniicriutendcnt < t l*rovi������- ^r������L*^a<ti-T*.*������iMcwTrji->-^wriv**!u'T^jtx^-^JKJX^ lir; /'iii sva;- -.���������;;..'���������/,*.. .;,;"'!!��������� n voarr.. ihi/.,.'- , P;-3i:<i:ii! WaS.c!is,?:.!icr, S.-.v/ci-ir aiHliifowo-k at iiiv-i-;i \a. ���������C v-V.'h:-,,' SCAVAJ&O U!Jii.Dir:G.!^i������'- l,icvinf.-.i.-.x*i.:. ���������.���������-.-.���������.^ a, Uuio,:,Ily H<Ci -.���������������...^ '.������.-.���������>*.���������,-.?:y������ ' Ali*iii'.i) H.vi'na Hi'hsk fes '^inl P.licfi, Vi;l'.';iii, for the rono.valof Ilia ' "* '' 1*^3 liotf] liceas; to f-11 liquors hy iotail in the ������������������������������������ia iiotcl Uaiiwn na tiio Wilson hotel, oituatcd r?r"t -i Cumberland A. 0. a^m1.b*-W* iiI4 1(*t%������������������������- ��������� wniiwm������M.������������<* *WH������-^Kty������ .������M>l NOTKl'.iH liofoby given Uiat on tbo tirt;t tby if D.cum'ier nyxtAnpiiIiciltion .���������(".".���������.'.".���������vrn'-i-.'.'.v.-. . ��������� ���������; |'-ft.;.',^.'"-'-y;'.j(-iJ-.-;.-- '-'WmV] ��������� ' ,l ) ������������������ '-r W ���������f'.T ������.*.-^'-.*;'���������--'i* A' "���������>':'A"'-".i'>'.;'r-; "��������� '&i:y77&$YiY������& ��������� "'ll lie mado to llioSu^ri'iteudonlof Ilio ,: ^.. ^3 V. i^.-r>- - - ������������������- -���������>-��������� ������.;. ] K;yv,-v-,;^; ^^.^tM ��������� l'"������vlncW r������liw- vittoriil-f,!r th(J ,C110W, Pllffilev's for BlCVClGS ' L-yth'SlL.-'- '..Iw, .''..������������������.*v> i- -���������--;���������' I '��������� ..<������������������.-.. -.-...../ -..v. ../.^J^-. ^"**-^fcil^*������ ,rfr(an in llinlrnhBl linnwn 11a tlii!\V..ftil)iiia \ .. ___ __ ._ ��������� ,.T..-' J...-'.-,/- rt-tail in tlio Imtel known ns th������ \VuoUlws ! .Stuitpim: I'ftco, Hituiitc nt Oybler Iliver, ' iu iIju l'rovinco of HritKh Coluiiibi,i. L'llliiislu'd Jl'ii.ni,; h i - 'r'' KAivoiiAA- I:..--- ";|;i FOltSALE���������A large J, & J | annibWoo.miw. ���������i* Taylor Rtil'o, nearly now, Cos ' Dated Sciitomiier 120, 1015. li C. Th-i'iY: ]\\{.",ii\'U'.'i: ���������;������������������:;:������������������ Third H"';;;'^(,'n ';' $m, wm ������������n for less tiuu1 a linK cost. Apply this oflice. y " '!* ' T V r.KUWKNT .Wl^Nl'i'; s, I,.,, 1 ...,t nr , .U **- .1. RVMucmwmi ICYCLE ARQAINS ( a. 1 Oi'.n'.u.'il.nid. II <A :���������-.";'���������; -; *. ���������. *; 1 .'. ��������� ��������� 1 ��������� 1 , . .' '������UI *.VA '������������> -* .+ ' ki' "���������-.'.'V-m^ ...rr;^!'- J'*..*i-n**>/lA������.Jj^ .11 rAIU'.5l.t. _ 1 ,:. ��������� HI It'll I'.;*' tii': NS1J.S ���������? i ' ..t.orJsuiens Goods J stmt. /f 1 ( ^-r.cral Hardware | ������* 1' 1 1 |M J ** . ' I .;. ������������������ ... ., I : -. ., -. i.i ' in'' bu'.'* HOLY TK1 MIY t'ill.'UUI Sm-icotf lur '2Ia Sundav al'ier Tiiuity. 11.-ly ('.'-.jamiiini "-, S .".0 n. in. -:-.- A ;��������� " ! -..1 ?.",���������' p. tn. ]'". Wi'Hl;' 7 I . ill St:i\ ''ax's oi iii'L'tcc-.siot: in be- ll.-'lf nl 1J -M, ]'\.'!i.'i-S (>ll Wt'illlt:! NilTIUK irtlicreby jjivon Unit on tlie iitut day of ltaceinliorticxLapplicul.m will 1>2 iiuido lo thu 'Snporiuloi-doiit of i'tovin- / ,, , , , . .,,,,. ,..,.,,, , ru ) abc inakv of machine is icp cud rolico, \ ictoi'iii, for the renewal or the / ... L lioU'l licctiso to ficll liqiKiiH by rolnil in tbe liu'.cl known aa tlio N0U0.1 lint.il, ntivitud ! , ^CfJJuMjm cl find Slj(ip"Soil������l nt. UniimUny, B.C. .Ioiin Fi:askii. !? UicyclfS, l"i|h ladies' mill lively wi'll known and roli- ble mak-. of machine is icp resented in our' collection or Dutuil Sopiumbisr, 2!>, Ii)l5 (Jem's 1 wide Is. Wiile today ) for a lUt ol thcni and save NOTICK 13 hereby Riven tlmt on tbe ;( niouey fiiM day of Doia'iiilH')' 1915, applicition will be ni.'nle to the .Superiiileiidwt ot it iV ill ! I'liivmcinl Vulic, fov a icih'-.miI nf ibe al ���������'. ���������'!���������' 0. 111, 1 1 invmcKii i'umc, tov a i'cih".mh m the ��������� 1 AMliiir lli.cbLi-."-!-, Vicar. j "luie-alf l.������,..nv license upon ibe p.cni. I' ^ ine-. kno.vti -a\ l.ot 2.}, Hiili-rnion i, N'cl- Sunn1 !i"iii,Ic lire tiiikiinl I'liiitit'li son Di-i.irt. Thos. Plimley 7S7-7������0 Johnpon Bt rii.M.N'ia; llin:\\i.\i; Company, VJCTOIUA, ������������������> i.'iy tliat |)r, ^'nin't'j: -IkhiI'I rr. i I) \w.A October io, 1015 !j -iv.a. < !i\i't'n'in tu a i'ii ui<!������' '< '��������� " ' ~ ���������._.-.���������.��������������� J Noni'K in lif'tiy }-,iv 11 tb.t on Um ' rintt duy ui I) eundinr Jinx I, nppluM'.o 1 will \ \b<\ tnvlti totliiiSuporiiitciidijntof I'riiviuoiiil Ki-'iin tbe I'Vont lm- ('(iino tlit-; **"������''*". 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H I SPKUIAL AT'i'KNTlON paid tu >jAVIN(!8 ACCOUNTS & inli-Kwi [ t iii'hi'ilieut Current Hnles nlluwcd on Doposjitu of * I and upwurdp. | I OUMBETJIiAND, B, O , Branch, Opon Datty T. V. C'Connoll, Mgr I UNION TAY, B.C. Branch, Open rally* F. Bctworth, KRr.. 1 roUUTEMAT, U,0, Branch, Opon DaiJv It, II HaidwioJt, Wffr ^fblllllllllliiailllillllllWUIIIilHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIUllllUIIJIIIIIIl'lllll^ ���������ii- lii'iinl in tlii' i'..im\ $, # s***t'%taj*m****ttr'mu llrnwn. MVll-k'I.V.VII flllll f'l.'plllM!'j,lt irt.nMt 11.y, 11. (J. tint-iHiii'in .Iii.l now wo lmil I AhlHvUT UOSS (_* ��������� ��������� ii''."; <\- 1 'I'n'n f'nvjiiiriil Hrown, | NOW 1,2. .L,',t |.sii(iiil'l * - W i 11 ] t.-^ * I'.'i'p ^"ing it, wc L- ' "iiAii M'iui'.i-! w ' 11 oil li Im li-iuni in- pii-;i.-i-'l tia ; ���������, . u; : i'i- ',1 u I < ')'. 1 , -.'a ��������� 'Ar tb .. .; -, f 7>, ,i ilu. ���������,:i:,u.' r mi .uU*-.','"i'ii Iti Ml lis (nuii'fiil. ; ', -.1 ]iv'i,'< liir.;.'. 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'> l1 *''] "'['"��������� -TI-CMI'.f li..- . W. -���������.'' \i\\\ l.ii: ���������' Ax tu'." t id Sa!������:.r;ripti<������n prio- $r. 'Ii'iu ItitcJ; (i^itiu i 'J\*.iujii!j������ of All Kind.**. ,i ;' Kic.s i-ou titiu-; ;| '?��������� Charges Kcasomibl'!. \*v | ���������t- '*>';. t"rK\M Ml'.liTS A I.t. TWAINS'? L. NEVILLE Below Sawmill, Roy Rood, ROYSTON, U. C. kt;VSTo, IL C. a*/ i i i>* Lvavc ordc-is at llu- office of the Cl'Miikki.and Nkws. '!> (. '���������?> l������J J"; (u) (������) i^\ | Fort PU^E ICE CHEAJVI | ICC OREflM SUNOflES ond SODAS BSy Come to Kinj/'j; lc������ Cream Parlor, flAWiniinMn Wlmro yim will uot Uio IHKT (lOODH IN TOWN witli ������������������_Oooil, CMouii Suvlcp Ice Cream Supplied in QwhiWcs at Cheap Pi ices to Balls, Parties, Pic Nics, etc., a. a ftw hour's notice KING'S ICE CREAM PABLOR *w*m****t*ytx** lutmu** Duiihmuir Avon no i % t.i iv Ci) tUMBElUiAND, 13 C. [| (������.<i&G/<i<&i^<^ (^i)^������)^4Xs/4:/^.w^i'.^i>S'������^.!) 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