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The Courtenay Review and Comox Valley Advocate
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f/ *********������*>****<************ tt,************* i YOUR PRINTING | I Oan not hu done uny Lottor, nnd j i not riuite bo well miywhere olso * I hereabout*-.. Our type ami maoliln* j i ury in complete ami Tito Review j j pHoea .ire ri^ht | ���****,**********,********** *+*****4.,************** THE REVIEW Classifier! Ads. Make v nr little Wants known thn i"li ,\ Classified Advertisement in The Lie view ��� ��� ��� Phone 68 VOL. 4 COURTENAY. B. C. THURSDAY MAY 11 1916 NO. 25 40 Acres of Land near Sandwick, 12 acres cleared, house, barn, fruit trees, etc. Particulars from HARDY & BISCOE Real Estate Agents COURTENAY COMOX LUMP rOAI $6.00 Per Ton Delivered iin Courtenay All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention D. KILPATRICK Phone 43 Courtenay ELECTRICITY provides the cleanest, the most sanitary and the most hygenic method of cooking The Electric range closely parallels the wobd or gas range but excells either in flexibility of operation With the Electric Range you cook under idgal conditions because Each cooking unit can be switched to high, medium or simmering heat and kept there as long as needed It is the acme of cleanliness Practically no heat escapes into the room The air is not vitiated There is no contamination of food You save food values through the retention of the essential salts and meat juices, on a six pound roast the saving is nearly a pound All the latest standards of range construction are used, including high oven, thermometer or glass door, porcelain splashers The fire risk is lessened because there are no open flames We will gladly give you information on rates and electric ranges Courtenay Electric Light, Heat & Power Co., Limited Phones: Office 35, Ret. R98 Office: Mill Street Local Lines - Mrs Cramer (nee Macliin) has reopeud her dressmaking parlors opposite I licks Bench's office, The next regular meeting of the City Council' will lie held on Monday evening next in the new City Hall. The Spinster's dance on. Friday evening last was oue oUh? most brilliant social functions held in the. Opera Mouse for some time. The young ladies had gone to great pains in decorating fur the occasion and their efforts were duly a pure-1 c'dted, The ladies costumes were varied and pretty. .Many were present from distant parts of the district- The music was supplied by the Harmony Orchestra, assisted bv a couple of members of the ic.nd band, who find great attractions in Courtenay. Welding ���cast iron, aluniinui'i, brass, steel, etc, Ford Garage. 45 horse power Overland car for hire, day ox night. Ford Garage, phone 40R. Look prosperous. Fix up your shop front with an up-to-date sign See Colin Campbell about it.' For sale at sacrifice price���iooo gallon tank. Fairbanks engine and pump, almost new. Apply Box B, Review office. For Sale cheap���Child's go cart in good condition, or will exchange for small rocking chair with arms. Apply Mrs. McDonald, ou the Dyke For Rent���Ranch on Deumau Island. Good buildings, sea frontage, go��d orchard. Low rent to suitable tenant Apply Box C, Rtview office. i Lost���On the Upper Road, May 4, between Grantham and Courte nay, a i. Amethyst ring. Any information gladly recieved, Apply at Review Office If you can ride a bicycle and talk intelligently about a motor to drive it, I can offer vou a means ot mak- in. money. Write Fred A. Catou 6n View St. Victoria, B. C. For Sale- One 6 h, p. Fairkanks Morse Gas Engine, one 3 k. w. Dynamo switch hoard, etc, also pump and bolting, Capacity 121 gallons per minute. Apply at Riverside hotel. For Sale���Hugh Besduells ranch of about 20 acres at Nob Hill, Co-1 mox. Or might be rented, with or without 5 acre orchard, for i year with option of purchase, Apply I Mr. Hicks Beach, Courtenay. For Sale���Cyphers Incubator, Leader churn, Universal breadmak- j :er, sewing machine, fruit jars, roll-j j top desk, White Wyandotte fowls,! ! Blick typewriter, reading lamps, 2 | sets bedroom ware, some beds and .other furniture, books, sporting I rifie, kodak, complete enlarging; I camera and outfit, Apply at Hugh I Beadnell's ranch, Comox. I On account of leaving shortly I i am offering at sacrifice prices the i following ��� 4 hole Kootenay range I with water front, reservoir and 30 gal. tank, 2 h.p. Peerless gasoline engine, Myers force pump, quantity pipe fittings. 10 ft double "Page" gate, several glazed hotbed sash, roller top desk, iron bed, fruit jars, gasoline drum aud numerous other articles. Enquire at residence. E. H. Peterson, phone 98 M, Victoria Day The 102nd Batt. will hold a field clay at the Goose Spit on Wednesday May 24th. The Battalion band will be in attendance. Besides the usual field sports of running, jumping, etc, there will be a baseball match between the liL'nil and the Courtenay teams. Free transportation has beet* arranged from the Comox wharf. Everybody welcome Everybody come. Mrs E. 0. Etude spent the past week with friends in Nanaimo. Miss Marion Gray, of Fanny nay, spent the we-'k end with Miss Lillie Woods Mr. and Mrs Theodore Cramer relumed from their trip to Heriot Bay and Valdez Island on Friday last. ' The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church did quite a lot of business on Friday evening when they served chicken suppers from 6 to 10 o'clock, Upwards of 200 people availed themselves of the opportunity to have supper with the ladies. The tables were Well laden with all kinds of delicious viands, all home made, and it was almost impossil Ie for mortal ���.nan to resist lhe itnportuuations of the bevy of handsome young lady waitresses to "have some more.1' The net receipts were in the neighborhood of $40, which must be very gratifying to the ladies, who desire to thank all those who contributed to make the affair 11 success. Presbyterian Church St. Andrews' Sand wick Service 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p. 111. Courtenav Sunday School and Bible Class 10:30 a. in. Evening service 7:30 p. 111. All welcome The Courtenay Preparatory school commenced the summer term on May 1st. Puplis admitted at any time. Apply Mrs. Halliday. Music taught. The Bishop preached at the morning service at S. Andrew's, Sandwick, jn the occasion of the dedication of a memorial window 10 Mr and N rs. Oliver Duncan, At the conclusion of his sermon tlie Bishop announced, what must have come as an unpleasant surprise to the cotigrtgatii 11. namely, that their Vicar was leaving shortly to take over the parish of Vernon, In making the announcement the Bishop expressed the regret he felt that Mr. Laycock was leaving not only Sandwick but also the diocese and dwelt on tiie advancement in clinch work that had taken place iu the district during the two years of his incumbancy. He added that it was only after verv careful con- rideration the decision had been arrived at, but that the Bishop of Kootenay, in whose diocese Vern ���: lies, had made such strong representation that tlie decision was inevitable. Vernon is a large aid important parish whose present in- CUinbeut is leaving as chaplain to niie of the Overseas regiments and the Bishop was unable to find a suitable successor 111 his own diocese 10 fill the vuiancy, 4*_*��* \*<7*< What Is Better Than a Nice Fresh Salad these Warm Days ? Green Onions, Spring Onions, Lettuce, Asparagus fresh daily Mrs. Porter's Salad Dressing, 15c and 33c box 256 SHEPHERD'S -^40 Rhode Island Red Eggs per Setting of 15 75 cents Bruce Towler, box 132, Courtenay Comox Creamery Butter 45c per lb. this week McPhee & Morrison g****^**J*****t+*^***^*^*****^***t****f*****l*****^j*M**j** Just now/when fresh fruits are off the market and unobtainable we are offering the canned and dried commodity at the following low prices: Choice Okanagan Peaches 2 l-2s per tin 20c Choice Blackberries 10c per tin Fancy Dried Peaches per 2 lbs. 25c. Fresh Seedling Oranges 35c doz. Try our Fresh Ground Coffee at 35c ���������������������^���'���������^^^^^���w^'ieiaiaewsaB'B J THE REVIEW, COUKTSTTC. *. C I OWE MY HEALTH Tortures Of Rheumatism Bi<? Commonwealth Army I Yield to This Remedy Ti ,. r< n- i i �� ��r l!,'tu "upon which rests the respons o Lydia L. finkhams Vegv ibiutj for iis accuracy." etable Compound, 0n SaU"'dtt5' t,'�� riv""" B��vorn A Strange Career Irish Born, Ho Fought the Oritish Till thc Present War Tlir London Standard publishes *. . .. . remarltuhlo .tory aunt bj u corrcsiion- |A .Marvel ol apeeil, au Unfailing (lure for Old (Ihronic (.'uses I mem announced ihe denlh ol (apt. Jean Klober, killed In elrcunislauces ill GET A TRIAL BOTTLE Washington Park, III. ���"I am tlm providing n lilting end to n euroor full j ' ' Bother of four children and have suf-i "��� __'".nu,,,,,; and_ tragody. JMs_tmIj ���i^i"�� '���'""������l" ""' ' ; f,'i"*it wilh f"inai,i trouble. liiu'liiK'h", ,r ii weal- .nn* was Mini',n unl., i 'rh iu] I lie was ihc 801 . i,iv I'olfasl tncrcluuit and received a nervoua spoils ���*?<* good education grnduutliu! with lion* the blue-. My elm- 0|.a .��� -itj,,n> college, Dunlin, nnd dren's loud talking studying in oermany,'+lo nerved sum1 nil) oni lho pain ul Itlioiiinuti- Ilea, Liniihngo, or Xeurulgiu awnj ho comploU'lj thai yuu M,'V. ;il! 0\ i'i*. ii mutters not Hum ilci pl> tlio pain Is, or how long you li.iv I'Ull il .���I Ulto 300,000 Australians Will be Under Anns Next ,'one Ono rn" lho flrsl official arts ot lho now prlnio minister of Australia, Win. M. Hughes, lias been an announce* menl Hi.ii a fresh army will I ��� turn lal]i d Iii llir Com wealth nnd Mini this nrnij will number fin.ooo men. "This fiirther uonlrlbutli n," said Mr. Hughes, "will bring lho i��t;il number, l' moil supplied by AiiBlrtillii by ii"xl Inn,' In aoiui'llilng Ulto IIOO.IIOU men. n is m 1,0 nnderslood Hint llio principle of voluntary enlistment is lo bo adlu red to. No reriuosla bad I n mil romping would j year. In llio Foreign Legion In North It rubbing with the kins of nil lint- mudo io lhe ('onuiioinveallh bj lho make me so nervous Afrlcu and was ono of iho party nc ments "Nei'villuo" will run> you. Imperial governmcni for inon ' n. I could jnit tear compunylug Major Marelituul on Lhe | Nerviiine highly _oo��io ntratcd Tho offer i s quite jjianinneous, I everything to pieces | '������nsliodu mission. und I wouldMh-all | ,'-*>0, >7:rs.. L".^..!1.0..1?,0!' *T}L ,,,(.,.,.r(,,- aboul live im ordinal'; while over that 1 would not want anyone ta t-lk to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's JVcgotable Compound and Liver Pills re- , stored me to health and 1 want to thank nie ,.., if,..t mAlrlc ' vsi'h ���������*��� 1'","'''i ���""> ���"'"' through lho ���������"'' ��� I ,vi,0| ��� the wur, Btihsi nlly on i aping to I'miiep, ai'ii r refuting to surrender tits commando tiutlor lhe tonus of ih" Vereenlglng trout). [ iiis best known achieve ero iho i npture of Lord Mc tbune nnd tho cutting up lucre's force nt Stroniln ri After tho Boer wnr "Klcbor" re luriiod io llif French sen Ice, but tin belief In an Imminent wur betweei Cionnany and Britain caused him li seek Bervice with the Kaiser's army you for the good they have don* me. I have had quite a lit of trouble and worry bill il does not affect my youthful looks. My friends say ' Why do you I look so young and well 1' 1 owe it all to tho Lydia E. Pinkham remedies." j ���Mrs. Eobt. Stopiel, Mooro Avenue, j*|a ,������-,,,. was peopled bul In 1911 [ f*iml'y ,mo, Washington Park, Illinois. tho threat of a German altnck o We wish every woman who stirrers ��� Franc I to his retlromeni from lh from female troubles, nervousness, Cloruian service. On lho ontbroako backache or the blues could see the let- ! :'" ,|^!,,, KIb1 ���""""'' '" ... , , nt T ! 1' 11' lh 11 .UIH * . ters written by women made well byi,y- . din E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 11* you hare any symptom about which you would like to know write to lhe Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for helpful advice given froe of charge. roitger ibun lho ,ur,,. n0| u,,. slightest doubt that Hie inula llnlnieiil necessary inon will be forlhcomlng, ii |,"iii'ir,ii,'i quickly .-inks |'h,,s,. W||| fnrni new units, and ure In !; de |il> and gels right al llic core dependent of Hi itli of 11,501' a of the pain in , draws oul the month n 'sswy for reUiforcoinonts, laio"i.i'.'.s. tukes away ihe itlfl'm A gnvornnioni appeal will bo mad. eases lho joints lliul have liui'l vou so i,, -very _mn |��� AuslVulla within the much, ' uillllai't ago group bu n d on tho re* nm comes tho I'.ii'i ever) tlnn you ; cent w,.r census Unit Is, single men Lien, i;a I rub on Norvlllne which coniatus some fi-otn 18 lo 11 years. j of ih" most valuable pain-subduing ,,,,." ,.,.. i n mi'dli's known lo science Worth Ils weight in gold In ever' rainilj In ih and nnd Hiiro to chit lhe i mei -'"iii unl minor Ills nf a hundred I Ind iliul loiisliintlj arise, tiel tin largo Mc bottle; -iha!; I rial size, N"i'i nine is sold l>) everj dcul- verywhere. BABY'S OWN TABLETS GOOD AS GUARANTEED Customer Rut tvh) gone up si, in price? ones, aren't Ihey.' Bo It's ill" cost oT Iteepli Shopkeeper Nu, mi truth is. since all llic , gone to ib" war, ii tnki ridges to kill 'em. ou ran :: Inn wild say Fiendish Scheme of Austrian Airmen A in i" has been Issued by iho mill i.iry governor Df I'olognu, wurnhig the iuhabliauls along Hi" Adriatic coast again il iiifecled Bweels dropped by Austrian avIulot'H H wa*. nils, I'veil during tho Incur- siini of ii!' my ai'i'nplaiu's at Kavenuu ami codlgnni on February 18 lhal llic \us;iiaii uvlutors dropped little packages from iii" sky which rim-| These packages, when analyzed wero found io contain millions ol germs of highly contagious diseases ��� INI' 1 ' I'AINIM Consumption i Nature s (��� reation ('ompany I Canada, Limited i imvc lllilu . ���'... Seine r.lrccl 'oronto - Canada : I'ltlJIi HOO Kl.ltT CON IU 1,1, I'll! I III I. U'.-. ,.,�� I Ml*. , 1 KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE hu*. 'lavoil n mcatinaiiyliorsGS���liiUipiil tit "in biiilc to work,oven liiti-i' Ui"v have been Riven up. over 86 years ol succc-S imvs proved ils value. Mr.Geo.R.Stcil.oFO-iril.nPI'i Alia., write: "1 have me.l \���i SPAVIN CURE.anil found'H aatiHUctoryarirlnll ii is rtpreftcittea to be", ll��l Kendall's Spavin Cir. st aiiv driii;i;,si's. Price St. a bottlejDQuttlMforSi. "\ 'irratise on tha Horse" frc tdrugjlhiiorfrom ����, B. :. Ki'ti.lall c, Er:ii��b_roFall.,Vl.,U.S A. Mrs. L. Isbell, Kingston, On writes: "l nm using Ruby's Own Tub' lets and lind ihem as good as adverlis- No Asthma Remedy Like It. Ur. .1. ed. They aro certainly a wonderful I". Kellogg's Astlunn llemedy is ills- remedy for little ones," Mrs. Isbell's tluctl) different from oilier so-called testimony is Iii;" that of thousands of remedies, Were this nol .���*���> it would other mothers. Once u mother has j not have continued lis great .vork of used Baby's Ow n Tablets sho will use- j relief until known from ocean to ocean nothing else for her little ones. The for ils wonderful value. Keilogg's, tho Tablets are sold by medicine dealers foremost and best of all asthma i*��*mi,* ur dolls! foi * I ,���. by n.nji at _,-, cents ii bos from The jdiex, stands upon a reputation founded tor Dr. 'Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- In Lho hearts of thousands who lui vllle, Ont. I known Its benefit. TM_ NIVll FRENCH REMIDV. N.I N-. MA lor a Horse S.iv,.' a horse atttl vo't W'Jitl have to \,\ty one. Diiu't sell Mil's!: ly ait'/ hot's-* on accouul ot Spavin, sjiUiti, Riugbotie, Cttrl,,.*..,r.ii us or J.atu *<il- ... Spot, bottli Extract From a Letter ol a Canadian Soldier in France To Mrs. It. 13, Bambrlclt, I'll" llectory, Vurmoutli, \..-'. Denlli Mother, Am keeping well, havo good food and well protected I KfP.J from :h,' weather, hut have some dllfi- . TUCDADlAl- ctilly keeping uninvited guests from I J ntnAriUW visiting mo. Have you any patriotic Irugglsts thai would give something .lift overseas? If so, do you know Ihui is good for every- THERAPION 83^ . ��c��*__t mi i c��, ( : wr^CJir-nNit: WUKNBSS,LOST VldOlt ! ��t VIM KIDNEY' I'L-MJi'Vf. DIMAS88, BLOOD roiSON, ! rilF.S RltHEfl NO DltUUOISl'SOt MAIL tl. POS1 4 CM ! ffOVGSRACO *�� BBUKMAHST HEWVORKOrtVIIAHBIini ' f ORONTO WRIT* rOK FREE BOOK TO Dr, \.1 CCIRO (Uvunsim KKD HAUP8TBAD, LOMOON, Kni, pBAQEBHASTBLESS)fgltMOf rasv to .*���! "~ ~ " SACK A.SD LA8Tihr<ctmi< IKC TMAI iftADI itiiv, WORD 'THERAPION IS ON 1 li-.,*. I s;.t.ir -rnilL TO ALL UMi.'it fACASTB. Jabbers -I ifII vou. old m_.11. it's a T--e '���vl,rU- IH B��-n in t]ic :���' terrible tiling wlion your wife quarrelH c1anon�� liav'�� Rivon l,l:i,v [�� ":i' wiih her mother anrtthe old lady lives Ulf mitre t0 n,i,v- :i!11 s;it;!|1 *'��� with vou. Which side do yo;i Uke? sultpo er. -^ale Keeord. Xeither I ..n^rv.. nn Dot-tor no Airs. Perkins, whoa Botm-ti; thing? I tl" i��!��i Minard's Lininieut. Try and send me some, i'our affectionate son, Rob. Manufactured by the Wood's IMuspbcdi&e. ( The iirrut l-'nglixh JiemeAy. '1 -owe ait'} iovim-rfit''* tlio w1io"a anorvous tysbam, iiiR.pauew Jilotid in olti Vi'iiu, Cures Nervous Debility, Mental nnd Uruin Worry, Deapon- lluvers- alarmed neutralily. pre bus* Minard's Liniment Co, Yarmouth, N.S. I &"��,B" i({ffiJ^_S2H* i'-'.-"^'����'*,'f l>" i iietii-t, dialling Memory, rriee t}\ per box, sis '. for $5. One -ill please, fit will vim. Sold by all Coms and worls disappear when treated wilh llolloway's Corn Curo' I without leaving u scar, I B.C. Potatoes Hritisb Columbia potnloes Uav found ready sule In liie rVnlipoiles I il year, and now there bus arisen a ������-. inand for tl'.ein in Ontario, The i it of Londou, Ontario, cons imes beltvee tour and live carloads of tho tuber every iveelt, and lhe local supply ha been exhausted.���Victoria Cob nist. band is ill, lias be had an> lucid in- When It Came to That I ^S''^."^^;^^^^^.^!^.!. lervals? ,\ cocltney angler, tbinlting his High*; HEP*ciw_ co^TOWHTMifr. (faiamliWtiilm. Mrs. Perkins (with dignity- -'K's'ad land boalman was noi treating biin ! - ���: :���*^-*:���r-r-r-r nolblng except wliai vou ordered, doc- with roBpoct duo to his station, expos-, ,,, want to be ���cusedi" gal(* ,,le tulated thus: worried-looking juryman, addrosaliiR I.'.ou. here, my good man, you tho jUt*gei .., owe ., man fivc ,,������.,.��� A decree lately Issued by 1'opc . 'N','WV'' 'V a, ,6 ",'." B*nll*;.m_? i!?".t^f" ".'.f'^.!'..*1!." J.11"'',..1.-.0 yo_1 t1'"1 ] borrowed, and, as be is leaving Hrnedlct provides lhat priests ;n all countries, at Sunday mass, after . reading Lhe Evangel In Latin shall I is peat it In tie" language of their bear- ! ers, This step Is regarded as quo of ��� the greatest concessions to modernism made by Hie Vntlcun. j' win, had consented lo lake lh "whnl does ihis fascinating -- Jonah and the w i".i!" teach us' "it leaches us," sai'i Jolinn*. father reads practical articles know that my family has been en* iry of titled to bear arms for ihc last 200 years?" whose "Hoot! That's naothing," was the prac I' ply. "My ancestors havo lioon Ileal people, "thai you cannot keep a titled to bare legs for the last -,00U loan down.' years. town for some yours, 1 want to catch him before lie nets to the train and pay him tho money." "Vou are excused," replied the judge, in Icy tones, "1 don't want anybody on tha jurv who can lie Ilka that." Minard's Liniment Cures Burin, ��� : Etc. mm Nova Scotia Man Catching Flies by Electricty A new device for catching Hies is being added io tha equipment of a number ot hotels In preparation fori ih" summer .cason. li consists of nu electric motor, which draws the Hies j H i mi by a strong current to a pipe, .'do-' H-ii I-.find [\PW*a !:i--'s or moistened sugar is smeared tl_j V-\jw\m. _.���*������& n ���_ on thl. e(lgea t0(*raw meui to lho vicin-! j iiy. As the Hies alight upon llio finds IN _ODD'S kidney PILLS pipe, a strong suction seizes them and A CUBE FOR HIS RHEUMATISM quickly drops ihem Into a steel cage, . in the bottom ot the pipe. This niach- Stntes Out of His Own Experience' i,:C ";ls demonstrated an ability to _,, . . ��� capturo over a hundred Hies a mln- That Dodd's Kidney Pills Are a Sure ���.,, ,, win ,.,,,,,. a ���v i,lf(.st���,| room in a few minutes and can be easily Relief From Pain. Greonfleld, Queen's Co., N.S. -(Spec lal). "To anyone who suffers from rhoumatlsm I say: "Take Dodd's Kidney fills.' They will be sure lo give > on a release from pain." Tlili message of Cornelius Iltrtle, known far r living near her *%we/iful JVwihJbvrdb, Jl&'tyui e9Udfo\Xeitwt6, Vjaivucublij dfoniA%cAia Children OF NERVOUS TENDENCY ���GIVE DR. CASSBLL'S TABLETS. carried from one room to another and operated from the plug supplying the current for electric light. The Beaity of a Clear Skin.- Tbe well condition of lho liver regulates tho] Mr. condition of llic blood. A disordered! Hlrtle suffered from rheumatism for four years and found a cul'O th Dodd's Kidney Pills, "J wus In had shape for foui . i ar*," Mr. I lint" sa.. s in giving his e.<p( ri- line. "My pack and lilpi iron ileil tne so niiii-li that I was nol able to do much without sufforlnp I also : n I stiffness in lhe joints, in\ in 31 I ��� cramped and 1 fell heavy an 1 il ��� epj afler meals, 1 had a bluer laste 1. my monili. 1 specially In the moi'n Ing. Mj nppe lie was IItfit 1 and i was often dizzy. "I suffered frum shortness ot breath, 1 was often dizzy and I was depressed and low spirited. "I look six boxes of Dodd's Kldnej Tills and they did mo so much 4 1 that I am recommending ihem tt liver causes Impurities in tho blood , and ihe " show themselves In bleuv . 1 It ., on the skin. Parmelee's Voge table i'ills in ni ling upon tho liver aci upon the liloml and a clear, I healthy skin will follow Inlelllgent use 01 tills standard medicine. Ladles, who will fully appreciate this prime quality 01' Ihese pilh. can use them wilh : tae certain!) lhal tho effect will be iiobi gratifying. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neural* | <jm. Flowers for Children i'diicators arc appreciating lining Inllueiice of llowers on child-1 . ,, riii. Moro and more, tile schools are 1 i,!, :" renC*?rn"f,f���t���,ei t0 "taking up school gardening; civic ,hey aro better than ai | n,������lil���,,,.s ;���... ,r;ill(, ���, _,, the c0.1 Strengthen, Build up, and Nourish the Children, and you are conferring incalculable benefits on the country. You are also ensuring the physical well-being and success of future breadwinners and mothers. Dr. Cassell's Tablets, whose success in Canada has been both immediate and striking, owes ils popularity in great part to its safety and unquestionable medicinal activity, It. is now doing inure for the little ones of three continents Mian many mothers realise, A powerfully nutritive food-medicine which can be given to the youngest infant, Dr. Cassell's Tablets feed the entire system, vitalise the nerves, and create healthy flesh, blood, and muscle in a manner truly remarkable. riicy sure the recognised modern home remedy for Nervous Breakdown, Nerve and Spinal Paralysis, Infantile Paralysis," Rickets, St. Vitus'Dance, Ana*mia, Sleeplessness, Kidney Disease, Dyspepsia, Stomach Catarrh, Brain lrag, Headache, Palpitation, Wasting Diseases, Vital Exhaustion, Loss of Flesh, and Premature Decay. Specially valuable for Nursing Mothers and during the Critical Periods of Life. opi ration of the children for a city doctor.' l-lviry one of Mr. turtle's symptoms was a s;!.i,i:0;, ,,l fidoey ,!i,e;,*e , , , ��� ,,,, 1 l:ai * v i> I '"eil > Money I' I -��� cii' , , _. , ,.,.,, t beautiful. If children arc allowed lo] hin A crocodile in the London **o >'".: i<al Hardens has died of tuberculosis t! lirs: ease known io science ^ Gr_M.u3aSe.-i Eyelids* liyci inflamed bv expo- aureioSuu.Uujl.indWin. ft-* �� # rfv .p. Quickly relieved by Msrlnt i ',,-..'' Um* If -CSI tyeBew.y.No Smarting, | At lot only help make, but help keep' ���1 imiiie beautiful. , Children shoiilil be given (lowers 1 lhat are sure lo he a success, lest j they get discouraged with frequpul 1 dlsappoiulmeiits. only grown-ups , know that to have 11 garden Is to wago ', constant war against cut-worms and I bugs and Insects. Let the children ! have easily crown tilings���nasturtiums, corn llow.rs, California pop-1 four-o'cloeks, larkspur, Bweel ; sum. Candytuft, verbenas, Cnlll-| psis, varieties with a long blooming Druggists and Dealers throughout Canada sell Dr. Cassell's Tablets, Tf not procurable in your t.itv send to the sole agents, Harold F, Ritchie & Co., Ltd.. 10, McCaul Street, Toronto, who will see thai you get them. One lube 50 cents, six tubes for the price of live. War Tax, 2 cents per tube extra. Sole Proprhtorst���Dr. CasttU'i Co., Ltd., Manchtsltr, r.r.tj. V,.nr I)-, ,..,*��� Cn. ......I U_, m' 'l:' ���' ''',:' :l i"'1' "���"""'"!' 0ru__uuolMurlieK,e.trat,yC,"bfcaB4 :" 8Ult tllen,8elvofl ,,��" """" 0| ";"!l W. N. U. 1100 plant or cacn j Iciml is only disappointing; give llioin ! u satisfying (luar.tlly -tho cost U j small, and thc reward great. I GEToA FREE SAMPLE Send yen* **m mi *Mr*�� tt * unit lee Wee, rti. in tleeai.1 V. Ku.-J,. fr c*., ltd., 10, MtCeni siren, ('/.�������,, *M <jan��~- m��i*le nil li m*il��i ym Irn <4 irnnp- Qrife-initf Q'Meatfest Remedy (THE REVIEW. COURTNEY, H. C. THE BIG TASK OF RUSSIA IN THE FAR EASTERN THEATRE OF WAR NOW PLAYING GAME OF WORRYING THE TURK Hunt for Pirate'a Treasure III gotten Loot Believed to be Planted Off Coast of Labrador GRIN DETERMINATION OF BRITAIN TO CONDUCT WAR TO BITTER END Declaring lhat be bus posllvo knowledge of u cache of treasures in lhe North Atlantic mar iho Cnnuiltnu ' n;*;,>^i'nnn!*.''''i,^;n';iM-:^"\n!''.M;;;:!! EVERY MAX. WOMAN AND CHILD DOING THEIR III 1 lion by sea io hunt i'or (he gold. As-i soclaled wilh him are Captain Ward, Some u( tin.- Hardest Fighting in the War lias Occurred in the nn nged navigator a.m two wealthy j So Perfect is the Co-operation. Thut Has Been Established Among 1 ur East, Where Russian Troops Have Been Doing Good Work in Keeping Turks Engaged Ti.,.. cnucusi.s ibeaire, while it has! popuiar Support Required ���ecu somo oi ihe hnrdost (lglillng or; ��� " ' the war, has remained one of llic least '��� understood, llcograplilcally it bus Importance of Independent Education* *n'"iii"'| remote from till the Oilier al Work In Protecting Wild .ones of major operations more in ' |_,'t* the nature of a liiilo war hy itself. The : ���., ��� verace layman when asked to locate I litre Is Icarili In C'nnudu ol gov the region places ll i >r Indefinitely pl'��inont|il ugcncleB acllvel) eui sed "somewhere, in Western AbIu." ' ! !!l..'..""s:'m,l"\ b11'*1 nntl animal hie 'I'he Caucasus lor jroars has been llussh cltl-i ns of l.os Angeles, Mr, McMillan, who, eight years ago brought tn Hie nolle ��� or some American BClollllstS, llic Ill'Olleologlcal value | of lhe relics ot San Nicholas island. | lallis freely of llu; proposed treasure hunt until he Is lulerrogste i rcgnrd- Ing ihc exuel Im ut ion of the island. I Then he is silent. lie says lhe gold and Jewels hidden i'i ii pirate chief, of course, a lu sum enson is secreted on u mushroom shaped island s,,mew In ro off lhe consl nf Labrador. Ills fnllb lu the The Allies, That Thev arc Practicall) one Greal Nation in Carrying on thc War of Freedom The Home Town o ��� . , ,��� . - While Hie work Is innlulv In tho hands Illle" lllnl "'��� wi" '"''"������ '�� lift'*1 of ih lost Troiii Iot lh" lu'ovliiccs. several brunches otl-W' centiir) lhe Horde of a pirate of olllpi i ver.il brunches d|'( .which tdually she bus extendm r| f��-1V1'"1 k"uvoriimenl are also ren | influence over Northern I'orslt tl during Invuliiuhlo service. U nun Jiiliiiliallv ivcnllliv area 0| Kasiern utely, populiir suppori. of official llieuB- Asia Minor. The ioitv iniluins, on suroa, which is the mosl potent single tii or In have been Turkey's factor In Insuring iheir success, is btilwurli against 'roachlng Mnsco* i ���"''.��� Il"",!l hicklng. Tlie mosl sor- lin i ions ohsliicles anil difficulties arise il,,, i from Hie lack uf slrong iiuofflcliil soci* i eiies iii curry mi liidppeiiilt'nl work, Ottoman Tin' '.real ildvilllCO of wild lit".- pro vltc-s, held v.iih iloKpernllun nguiusl an eVCI' ill' I'easill'; pressure I I'i llOlUl. The llrsl effort of th" em finny when ii was projected Into lhe lection In lhe United snties, in n war was direct ed tlirougli thc Cult* years, is dm- lurgoly io lho efforts of casus ag'Ufllsl liussia. A force based I sueb bodies as lhe American Haiti" nn ihe I'orlllled tilt of Erzerum sought ��� Protective ami Propagation assoeia* to clear lhe frontier nnd capture Hears, tlon, lho Nnllonnl Association of And ihi' metropolis ol lho Itussian coasted uboii Societies, the Camp Firo club district. Th" column penetrated to and tin- American Bison Society, Sim tho vol') outskirts m Kill's, ami for n list'organizations exist in Canada, and few days there wore rumors of iis jibe ,'\""ll"in work of the Canadian capture, bul iii" itussbins succeeded Society for lhe Protection of Birds, in tlie end in not oni) retaining ii but the Independent Naturalists Assocla- driving luieli ihe Turks to ihc frontier tlon, the Dominion Hani" Protective mid beyond. and Trnp-Sliootlng Association and All of (lie flrsl winter of tli" war others can not bo loo highly commend* fighting of iiie iiimosi severity occur-led. Hut Canadian organizations of re,l iii tlio mouiilnins, where lho this character have failed to develop armies surged back and forth In snow : llielr efforts uml to utilize their oppor* that at times reached a depth of _0 tunnies lo the oxlenl which their Held feet. At least 200,000 men wero en gaged in a series of desperate conflicts thai liisidl unlit early In April, when the Turks, with liie battle a stalemate, withdrew a good part of their forces to meet the Anglo-French demonstration agalnsl tho Dardanelles. 'I'he Qerman and Austrian offensive, which wus organized ut tho same time nnd began May 1st with tho battle of Donnjee, at the same time saved the situation for ihe Turks by compelling iho Russians to end their activities in the Caucasus uml concentrate every available man uml gun in flalieia jusl al a lime when Ihe weakening of lhe Turkish front might have permitted a decisive victory. 'I'he conditions of the great war as a whole havo prevented until recently ihe resumption of iiie campaign with anything like adequate numbers ami equipment. Simultaneous!) with ihe beginning of the drive "ii ihe Arasa the Russians opened an active campaign on iho southern shores of Lake Van and increased their activity in Persia. Perhaps no better Illustration of iho spirit of cooperation that actual 'S the allied war offices can be found than Ibis widespread attack on ihe Turks. It will he noted that, tlie resumption of Hussian activity against the Porte camo just ar the lime when i Im Anglo-French pressure at thc Dardanelles was withdrawn. Far from having an opportunity for rest and recuperation after the struggle on Gallipoll the Ottoman army was forced almost over nighl lo prepare 10 meet, a strong and determined offensive oil iis opposite frontier and over a front. Including throe active zones, of more ihan three hundred miles, This was Russia's contribution to the ������nine of "worrying the Turk." Crini determination to fight the tvar ro li.e oi;ter end and a calm confid* I once in iis successful outcome ':��� l"ng The Home Town the Best Investment ; |������,f. ,���-,,.. ,,, sl-,t,, 0f mind, an ird* a Farming Community Can ling tt, Lewellyn .1. Naros of Fresno, Have ''"', v.im reached New Vork recently. One Simdu) nfler n two lourlsls, l!' B,ls "! Mverpool oil the night of u man and ills wife, wore passing il��" ccm"J _ounl'M ''"'',' ���" ' '1 tlirougli n sou wn In llll s, com ���'"������''''���'��� "" '���''"��� l.thoii_rli the. reached mcnttua lhe wl on lho prospi ,|��eitb.r Liverpool nor Manchester, as bed, ���i ihe place, When right In froul " ,;'r" ���* nssertcd ihey did. of one ��i lho homelike residences, a "Tlio damagi the) none was confin- btiylnB of supplies for ihe trip, which ,,,.,������ ���,.���., mol,il(, ,,.���w ���,|t -.,,_ ,,, .��� ., ,.,���.,., brewery," he said, "anda ilui was inn. me travellers wi re tired b * llltle cotlugea and homes in ' lib nnd dusty, Chunglng a lire is no i as> ,!:" cnsuallles occurred, No on* seem task al ail) ii but hoi Hundni ed ���'! all excited aboul tho raid. When iifiernoou in ih" residential district :':" word was Hashed irom llic coast of a strange lown, ihe job was a real ''"':. llic '/Sepps'were coming the cl :<-- tragedy for Iwo touselled and grim) and lowns gave lhe usual signals, and travellers, having a lair degrei of I every one, except the many cu j:- the tmii is shown by bi I'Vt'll: Will la mad'.' i ia tin Panama Canal lie -.ays ihis island Is iusi on.- ledge of blrdseyc porpli* ry looming oui of ihe di i-p. nlllludi .hui feet, "50 I'd i Imi:; aiid ICO feci v.iil". Tlie location is safe I'or navigation nonr lo th" Island nii.'y two luonlhs om of lho year, lie says, because ol tli" storms �� hlch visit those huhiidi s. The sea captain. Ward whose grandfather roamed tho deep in lho early part of lho Itlth century, brought the slon of pirate ivenllh hidden in the reef.' Captain Ward says he gol i pr t iperatlons had not been carried fur before lhe ow ui r of Ibu homelike p aci suuiitercd out, Inquired of tho trnvt I* let's where the) were trom. where they were going and otherwise mudo iii nisei' agreeable. He Invited lhe lady tour* ls| in t'toii" up mi iiie porch with his there ivas an easy from his grandfather, who in turn re-' wife, whei eciveii it from iiis grandfather, lhat! cool shade and an abundance of ice one of tin> blood-thirsty robbers of ihe water. sea who scuttled many a good ship After Lho tiro hnd I n changed, the during colonial days hid his booty of tourists wore Invited to wash up aud years on this island and then had toI to re3| ���,���* refresh themselves, sail awn) ami die somewhere. look cover, Vou know the) lower the lights for about ten mlnutt s an Hash t ���>i'iii on again for a lime, an tl i people go i" Coir h mi< - an I In the s ne.-! plai >s. Then, of co'i '-��� trains and irnmears were stopped while the raid was in progress, ad ns soon ns the airships i ame nea i) town nil the lighl; ivt re put or. ivas in Liverpoo on ih,- night of th" raid and did not heal ar; thing tbottt Il until next day. "1 found hu iinoss cond a i * .:: king* laml vi ry good, except I" I e il ' -i i of labor, for tlie lirst t me In years ever) one in ihe United Kingdom bos i work and ail lln ��";It thej can I om - ' of usefulness permils and inviles. It must he recognized lhal, while the in Intlvo in game law reforms may come from public officials, lhe success of praclieai measures requires popular suppori, which, in turn, must depend upon persistent educational efforts. The scope along these lines for independent societies is unlimited, and il is lo he hoped lhat. as the need for heller protection of wild life becomes steadily more apparent, this brand of lhe work will lie successful in enlisting the services of an Increasing number of active workers. . The Keer and Wine Fallacy Pernicious Effects of Beer Drinking on the Health and Morals Ur. Kress, third vice-president of Ibe American .Medical Society for tho Stuily of Alcohol and oilier narcotics, snys: "Thc beer industry in llic United Slates has practically developed during the pasl sixty years. Previous to ibat very little peer was sold. Whiskey, brandy antl other spirituous liquors were used. Tito average consumption of alcohol was at lhat lime one ami one-third gallons per head annually. The beer consumption has increased by leaps anil bounds. The breweries now (urn out over sixty-flvo million barrels of boor annually. The annual consumption of alcohol per capita In I lie form of beer is over one and one- half gallons. This means that now Can you Imagine a more appro iad ���! ! ' courtesy? This man, tho owner of tho Haphazard Kecruitinjj; homelike piuce in mc mile town, was i,, , ���., , is mor lhe leading nierchniiLand his altentlon - .��� |i](. V(/:,,,: , . Industries Suffering Unnecessarily �� i'1,*! s |,n"W|'s ��'ns nothing niore nor *ow (] an , ,. 3 ' less I bun his everyday bus less |>a ic). ,,,,, ,, ,,, ,,,. i,,,,, .. , :,,.. -.. Through the Present Meihod ,, ,.,, , ,., , ��� , , ,', ,., nan, woman Ol e lid Is U - - 0 a lie tntd Hie tourists all about the lit-i her bit. A reniarka ti The following memorial to the Ho- Co lown and (lie prosperous farming j present economic hie in Eng minion governnieni was passed by Iho I community thai surrounded it, and lup, nimiber of women who tri i -��� Hamilton Uecrultng beague, March upon which it depended for support, i (pg at (rades that used to a ,; 7,1010: He said that he knew nil the members j exclusively. There are- o - Whereas, (his Dominion is engaged of every farmer's fniully within Iii ina war involving tho ver) existence trade district; lhal h" had visllpi of llritish institutions a warthal calls every house and lie made ii a prucile for ihe most rigid economy of men ami . to th, so at frequent intervals, means���a war that can bo successfully ,,,, sta.-totl in business lwenly-fh concluded only hy tho fullest utiliza y,,.,rs .,������ wiIh ., ,.ap||n| ,,,��� s,-,,,,, -p, tlon of all our resources. i ;*.������ he is ,��� t.0nirorlublo circun Whereas, under ihe present volun- slancqs ami doing a larger busines tary system there Is groat was i ihe n,.,,, .,, am llmo during his exper nation's resources. 'I'he llamiltoli Recruiting League] jierclrants Ilk humbly begs ihe government of can- lm,,���. ,������-��� lhl, m���s, ..���'��������� ada to appoint ii comniisSion for it purpose of: (a) Taking a "I1S1IS if all llli'll ill m in Hi" munition plai I Mill me tha; i' i- ". omen make thi ���i'i"; of labor for this . ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� as they are capable i i ad linesi tools with ;. i ' '���- ��� er a sl i training. All Unglan ijus ig si If lo the new conditions and :n.i_in-' the best of things. "For ih" lirst time in years, also there is no suffering ��� loor iis man make ihe in fact, there are now r.o poor "'- itsset in I shortage of labor makes every hand tho community. A good home town en- j available and in families v er [ .* : bailees the value of ever) acre ol laud five pounds a month used to e the in iu (bo vicinity; it makes every farm they now received from , ���! - the Dominion from IS years of age find a ���������.,. desirable ph.ee to liie. Thej to forty. Of course, this : . i upward, specifying those married and |.-)n)e |0\vn is tho besi Investment a jiravngauce in many cases and it is not unmarried. 'farming community can have and It [uncommon for-tbese families to buv (bl Classifying the men according ������|v refiuires tho good will nml co-jpianos ami other luxuries - .-. ��� (o their occupations or their Illness or operation of tho business men and the fore >b" war they �� re ,.'..'.1 t�� preference for certain kinds of work. t';mm.,-s |��� ma]-e n pny |j|g dividends, g0( enough to cat." lei classify" :'i." industries with socially ami financially, to every tarn- ... ,...,, .,, , , .���,.,. . n.1Tlb^r a view to the rc.iriction or the ulti- ���y ,��� 'lll(: community boll, town and j of [, ' ' '\, p , ',������ : SS male onn nation of such as arc noil-Lnimirv , t """."', essential to the welfare of , toun-' " ��� ������' a"11 ot ,e" ''���V'11""."-' ��" ,^,. ��,. ..���__i ��---_.-, r. -,,.. with the work being Ion,-- for \i " nblr.mTeMS" at the : "g ^J" ��Z����� Ore i, ;""i,,ir^ ��"' ^T]' "i "' ! foregoing is urged with a view lo L_f^����� ( ' ' a .J f % e�� heaa ��'������ ����� ;'!- '!^ ^ ' mnedato application o some ust ;,',,.,,","',,, ��� ,.������,���,,.,*,..,...��� , ��� ..... to was given as a present to ureece "i.',-..r\-uh .-.,���,, i \i_,ir i fnnr.i *n ,i,., und comprehensive system o drait, ,,,,.,;,, ,~���: , n , ,i,_- i���,t��� i��� : t\er>��neie i wear i touno au wberehv ,l���) men necessary to eom-i^ ^re:"..lll?U,."'.ttltl'.'>,ilf:':.l(!n""!.!"" open places filled wit! Pl< tore II.11*0, is.' It'll till I .*-s tt \ It, it'll" I," ,. , .,, , ... ���. . ., ,!:..,{,,.., ,.,,���i; ' ' lets the Canadian Expeditionary """'��� ,'m. " "'' "''���������' '' , " ,, "",!! . ili<* pw*��. golf courses, playgroirntis jrces may be readily secured \tlon atlactied-to the occupation b) .������, sChoolyards were being nsed, md im.* ��� The Hamilton Recruiting League \a,rJLect ',",'"' ";"'.���; �����,��'_!!! u-.u f neard it said several times tha thero is more alcohol consumed per has been a verv active ageucy in the 1 ,, ��., , i ' , ,'" ��� i ",,'''"" 4'000'W len required had ��� capita in (he form of beer than was enlistment of soldiers. H may fairly j "'"���-" "'"'! <%\' ,'',, ''S -'.,,, ����M��ta��>- consumed sixty vears ago in the form ' claim n share of the credit that is duo 1 ?,���,;..' ,��� I, ,i! ���,i : "One of the reasons thai Ei . ���in short was o lie a Cons lit itional . , fld b . , . one. It lad nol been thai during HI., ,.���,. - rf -it bad been nn antocra c monarchy, operatio_ hM been eitabUiSed ,, What Canada Spends Enormous Total of War Expenditures For the Present Year "The expenditure for war purposes in Canada will aggregate $i;no,- 000,000 within tho present calendar year," according lo Hie estimate ol the March letter of lho Canadian Hank of commerce, This totnl exceeds anything dreamed of when ihe work of making ammunition was undertaken in this country, The letter adds: "The output of iimmunlilon, which at the commencement of iho presenl year was valued at $,'10,000,000 per month, is steadily Increasing as a result of greater efficiency, Thai siiil heavier demands will be made upon our Industries is foreshadowed by tho announcement lhat ai lhe request of tlio goiernujeiii tlie hanks are. preparing lo provide a further credit of from fifty lo seventy-five millions for Imperial purposes, li Is hoped lhat this will result iii bringing new orders of at least $150,000,000 to this country," City Conveniences In Country Homes Nowhere is the luxury of a bntli more highly appreciated llian In u farm home, lo which one tomes colored wiih dusl from a ilay iu llio fields. There is no more difficulty in providing for this luxury in n country home than there is In ihe city. A windmill, n gasoline engine or electric power will put tlio water supply under pressure, to be drawn at will from laps inside lhe house. Hard ami soft water under pressure In tlie home means, too, a saving of steps ar.d lime in ibe house and avoids the exposure Involved where water cannot lie obtained without going out of doors. io llamilton for her splendid contribution to lho fortes of the empire. From iis intimate knowledge of lhe workings of Hie voluntary system, the League has reached ibe conclusion that for Canada lo continue its prcs cm methods would be highly detrimental to tlie welfare of lho country. Camilla has without doubt attracted I to (he colors a very superior class of men who are actuated by the noblesl ; principle patriotism and duly. Ven many of these have lefi posl- 'V*. -""".'��� ions'���f great Importai for which I lishl '" """""' of whiskey, brandy, beer and all oilier alcoholic beverages combined, Thin increase In the use of beer has not resulted 111 a decrease of the stronger drinks, We are now consuming per capita Ihree gallons of alcohol instead of one antl one-third nnd lhat in spite of the efforts lo stop lhe whole traffic, it is evident ilicn that beer has not made for teiiipenwiee iu America, lleer is nol a "liquid food," or a "health drink," as ii is claimed. Indeed, pure whiskey wiih pure water added lo reduce ii to four per cent, nl eohol is less injurious than an equal quantiiy of beer wliicli contains four per cent, alcohol ami other injurious substances. H is difficult to lind a heavy beer drinker forty years ol age wiih a normal heart, liver or kidneys. These vital organs from the excessive burden thai is put ou Ihi-iii. in ar out prematurely, The beer drinker mny have nn nbunilnnco of Mesh bul It Is of I serious lo*s io anyone. Inferior quality. Surgeons do not care Probabl; Ibis class would sufflci to lo operate on him because tlie chnnces complete the forces which Canada Is of recovery are minimized. Should the I Pledged'to supply, l r drinker bo taken il pneumonia or some other febrile ills case lhal taxes ihe bean ulld kidneys, lie would have hm three chances oul of leu to recover. So ipuch for the physical ills of beer drinking. The bad mora' effect produced by habitual beer drinking is enti more 'narked It produces a moral gross- lions and set in.-- io destroy ihc liner tiuil nobler instincts. Dr, a. I'orel of the University of Zurich Bays; "One needs only to study in Germany the Ti'ecr joker.' beer conversation and beer lileralure among liie academic youth of Germany; tho drinking of beer lias killoii the ideals and ethic I Tiie Treaty guaranteed tho Independence of Clreece as a Constitutional - monarch)', and having given that guar-j aiitee, the guaranteeing powers had a perfeel right lO See lhat the CollStltll-' tional governinonl was not viol; '.! by violated by holding two elections in a year, and by the unconstitutional dismissal of the last ministry, ami there inre tlio guaranteeing powers liai tin opera the allies. They are practical great nation, armed to defend it ell againsi the Germans. In England Hi receive things Ihey nee I from I French and Russians, to sa) nothi . of iin- Italians, and the latter, i n |other hand, get iheir necessities ' England. There Is,perfect co-open ilon In finance, manufactures, the n i \ Ing of munitions, the supplying ol I lions of en ai impur compel"i,i men cannot be found. Mrnosl every Industry ami family is married (II men who could be released from their present occupations without Waste in Forest Protection armies, and. best of all, at the front v. Iii ro I he real work of the ��������� ir Is being done. "I found England making pri j ira suffering unnecessary loss through the Because of lack of field supervision, -p ,,. r0r i u reconstruction p-:iod ar- presenl haphazard method of enlist-i mor.' money is wasted In (Ire protec* -, ,- the war, Tiie Manchester board ment. . rimi today ihan Is used economically. .,- ,rade at Ils annual meeting pri The llrsl class of men who should be , l'';lv wardens are nearly all temporary --, ,,i;v ,|, elded lo abandon the pri: called upon for sen ie v c- un- ""'"��� ;""' " '""' ''"''" ""'��� -ivi lll0m ciples of Cobden ami give up free supervision and training, and does nol trade, n decided to lighl tor a tdrltt try to keep lhe good mon Trom ) car to thai would exclude Qerman goods your, "ii" cannot no1 tlie results de- j from the i'nited Kingdom after the sired, in the flrsl lire protection ser- war, and this is lhe sentiment all over vices of Canada, far more wardens England. were wasting money than were mak- ; ��n |s rclt universally in Great Brit* ii'wi'i"ivii'l'i I' The country'coiild thus fulfil its oh- ing good use of it. Unless we have iiii;, that tlie empire is lighting tie* ebrllo ills- lllgntlons without serious loss of reve* ':'""1 permanent supervision of tire righi of democracy, and all classes ar. nue or serious disturbance of Its in-1 protection and have the same men as taking tb�� war witli philosophy and icrnai econoinv. permanent rangers year after year we U trim determination to tight to the A system of wise selection should will nol gel tho good results because bitter end. Several examples of this appeal*strongly to ever- loyal member "'' 'iavc ,il,'u'' ureas to protect with feeling came to my direct notice. At of the community, li is not contrary verj small sums of money. -McMillan. a board meeting In Main hosier, the chairman was called outside the board Barley or Oats First room to receive a telegram. It was I know that a number of farmers i from London and tool of the death deserving of lho same. No man is'think oats should come before barley | ot his son at tiie from. He read it. to llle spiiii of true liberty for wblcil ih< empire is lighting. Thnl liberty for wliicli a man will not light is bol free from tho duty ()f defending the state. It is not suggested that the proposed system of selection should bo permanent, Extraordinary need Justifies extraordinary measures, ami has produced an Incredible vul- ll Is hoped il.nl all who are in sym- garlly." II. Anion, Mil.. M.c.l'.s. Soldier's Wife (alluding to black t ve, a present from ihc lodger when asked for the reuti ii ain't my good looks I cares abahl, lun see the awkward position il lints me in. N'o one'll believe as my 'ushaiiti ain't bach from the from. London Bystander, p.'iihy wiih the above memorial will exert their utmost Influence to further its objects. Barber I want a mono from Shako- p pen re to hang up in my shop, Can you glvo me one? Patron Of course, now wit! ibis do? "Then sa** yon not his face." in iii" order of spring seeding." said .und on iiis return to ibe room apolo* prof. c. a. Zaiitz. "In ni) experi- glzed for delaying the business of the ence, however, the earliest seeding of'moment by saying that, he bad been barley has invariably given ih" larg- notified of his son's death al tho front. esl yields. It has nol always been SO He then wenl on with the busines witli oats. Still, if the land is low Just as though notbin. pad happened, ami wel I would noi sow barley there although I could see the lines tighten very early. I have seen barley so | nboul his square mouth, That Is thc nipped with frosl that ii turned yel-[spirit of the English." low, but still il gave a good yield." I - Employer���Boy, lake ihis letter ami "How did the snowstorm affect the . wait for an answer, train service out your way?" \'"w Hoy Ves. sir. "Didn't affect ii at all li merely | Employe] Well, what are you wait gave 'lie company a good excuse I r ing for? the irains being as tale as usual ' , New BO) -The answer, sir. THE COURTENAY REVIEW The Courtenay Review Antl Comox Valley Advocate night lieurs all the earmarks of be- inu a copy of an agreement betw-en sonic olclfushioued electric light A Weeky Newspaper, Pubisbed at COn,paiiy and a large citv. There Courtenav, u. c. I wus very little iii ii relative to the N. H. Bodkn, Editor and Proprietor kind of Scrvkv pro(lumi |,y the iubscrlption $l.to per Year iu Advance Courtenny com] my. Surely if the coniinittee intends to spend the amount Aid. Aston nnd Anderton Natural Pongee Silks spoke of (from $150 to $.00) the at 50c, n useful 27 inch pongee guaran* |city is entitled to n brim new agree- l"'"1 ll'"' ll'""1 -h-essiiig Ihe Irish rebellion, inspired nnd|melll] 110| ;l ,,t,������| |l:���i,| ,���u-. Tin assisted bv Ci iiiKinv, uml taken THURSDAY, MAY 11, I'M' nl 65c, this is a silk tli.it sve em recommend, being .a popular silk for the uink , Lily Clerk or tiny High school boy ing of dresses and waists, a very clean part in ly fcowbaukers, perpetual L|loulc| b( .lllU. if Kiveu a copy, lo ��� weave-itli a nice bright luslre sinkers, saloon loungers and ne'er . |i,cc just ns good un agreement ol 90c nml $1, 36 Inches wide, being a do wells, wilh a sprinkling of cm_y L, thai pt esented lo the council. closu """^L.? I*1'* tin faunttcs, has collapsed, ll is clini ; ' _.����..*_ . s coating wcigut actertstic of Britisii niugnu.uiuily Soiue people are*cmI down be- Pretty Wash Fabrics hut before the unconditional sue , ,llls(. ���nlll. ,,���,,,,;,, ,��� ������. i;,u. white piques, Me d cords mid gi.rl.ar endero. Lln rebels, the plea was ,, f |*.���t. el* Amaru, We '"", including printcl voiles, organ lais-ctl in iu;iti\ tiu.ulei', I int nieii'\ - , , dies, ere pons, suitable for dresses, waisls nre not, since ihe force onlj stir and children w .should be show u, \\i fail to sc 1 rend, red when statvi 'I out, and .0 ; pi let s lli'lll _0c )' lV ' ; '"' T*v, R,flTS; hflcr a lone and heroic defence, It Cotton Crepes Many innocent people have lost; k .,.,���,.s]( f , .,,, ,,,_,��� ������,, ���,���,. ,���,,,, n,���v come s'l!;' ' vould otherwise huv, titled the de* '"I " <">" n��rnl. I"'1"'1- Wt re slitd tlm, n l_j tin H In Is wilh. out mercy, ttoi ps wen detached r, ,,, ,-,,', , ,' ,, ,, tiiiiiiigti I'eisin ,uu! ine I'ttssian lli'lll I'.llglniid ti. iillili tie llstiie ,, . .... , ��� , . , advance noneh Ainu ma, \\ In fence ngiiinst tin- Russian advance through Peisia nml lhe Russian t,i'i, , \er) st ilift .ihi", ���',;il w.i--11 air! near well; _0e yd, sporl t'" its, mis nnd skii U price 7.'c pi i yd Lady's Neckwear Corduroy Velvets who tu mi emergi ncy .nigh have ��� . . , force . , ���-. In _.,,,. c ,,,,,, ,���,.���,, ������,, ,,���,���,,,,, bee suddeuly required in brance , , . ���-.���,- s,,i.abl, , business has been dislocated and , .,-���,��������� ,. . ,- . c ,i ,��� i ., -outran *" Genera low. sun s tin.- safe;) of tin- Umpire and t'ie , . , , ,. , .,,; , , ' ,,., , advice, is another mallei cntiidv. Allies cause endangi red. \\ li\'. Because silly fools, wicked fools, -������-<�� Wc ure showing a most up to date stock and German tools endeavoured, rn one days casualty lifts re- .,���.,��� iru. ,.,,,,..���.,,,. ,;,u,���,iu foittiu lely without success, lo cently, forty-five Vancouvei men daimy shades, iuclutliun ah the latest plunge Ireland into revolt, That figured, killed, missing and wound- ideas in ml I collars, sets, four in hand they failed is no reason foi" any ed. This province is not called lies an.lliutchcullnrs. .Specially nuirk- mercy beyond just punishment Biitish Columbia for nothing. It ctpneesa from n firiu* squad or a long drop is for us lo see thai they did in t Girls Middy Blouses ��� -*��-��_������__ suffer ill vain. made with good quality drill anil chain- War is .aid to be a purifying' �����_,,,,��_.��� bruys, price $1; also skirts to match in agent and the strengthening factor d i -.��� 1 ti ������__ ,-, .,,.��� . , **,, . Production and 1 hurt .���.,, ,, , , ���, , ,, in .hehistoiy of a nation, li it is Childrens luiorcd Wash Presses true, the present war cannot be , A big range ol these made ol line t|nal- _ utar its conclusion, for we see few Tins Wak Book op 1916 itv gingbuui, percale oi prints, all the i .-1,1,1 ROYAL STANDARD Products are the Acme of Perfection For ninny years the chief fundamental in producing KOVAI, STANDARD products has been PERFECTION. The aim has always been In produce products always superior lo any othei on the market. This policy has always liven carried out and always will, Whenever you see the name RI IYAL STANDARD be assured that it incurs tlie BEST IT IS POSSIBLE TO PRODUCE. Order a Sack of ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR Today ROYAI. STANDARD FLOUR 1ms long been rcco*-ni���ed ns the best bread [lour sold in Westi i tt Canada. It is milled from lhe finest wheat grown und sold undei n strict 'money back" gmirautce. ^"^"^'^^rM ' -���nBT ��� . ' s4 !������-;- I ,801 ��� �������������� ..._. ���_. .' Royal Standard Grain Producls Agency I'liniio 33 F. Movlli, Mgr, End ol Bridge Royal Standard Mills Chick Food is iniotlii i nl ih" t iinoii.s fan u. S'liM'.Miii products Thousand! ot pmilli \ nun havo found Ilml tin i I hick I'oud is equal to Kn\ \i. Si \n[iauii S'ou'll ci un- i" tills conclusion, too, .1 vuu In il. '���:���': I. .,-'._.'j.. J . . ...~ -. .i....... . or no signs ot increased purity. Ou it would perhaps be too much lo 1���l1,l?l,nsr'"fJ'ViS!,' '",,'""!'' the contrary, tl.e war has enabled say that the Agi cultural War book ' 'iG"����,' pric. from Wcup many utiscruplous persons to profit issued for free distribution by the Wornens House Drosses and not only those who dealt as federal Department of Agriculture Womens Housi agents iu the purchase or sale of is the most complete book ever These g Is come in got war munitions, Thev should be ,���ii,lislietl in l'.-,,in,la eoiitvl, ,',--, ,,t- hams m various checks ley should be published in Canada eutireh devot- hams m various ciecks; c , , , , ' , , . , , -. . plain colors with fancv in hanged, i-d |u iii_ subject oi whi"h it main- pi pei cales in i qtiahlv ging- i h.iiulir.i', s in uuings ; iu ipe ellects. war lnunitit treated us li loi there are oth rs, of the smaller ly treats. Yet in variety it certain vaiiety of bug, whose activities go w js, besides lhe general matter , on almost unchecked auci uurebuk- brought together by the editor the Ladies line .umrner Underwear l ed. Then too, attention has beer, Commissioner of Apricuhure, some Hvcry garment knit to fit comfortable It, wear ami servicable. I hey come in In II culled to the enterlaiuiuents, con- seventy agricultural in ci ;'..-, dances and what nuts, arran- experts havecoiitribut ."im aid in the various patriotic pages, including the Federal Miu- als funds, where the expenses were out isters of Agriculture and Finance, li" of all proportion to the -net pin- the Live Slock Coiniiii-.-ioiinr.ul c. Is handed, if at all, to the bene- Dairy Commissioner foi the IV.- ,,. htting funds. Tlie ime brush minion, chiefs and sul) chiefs of 'ill distributes the t_r, wai or uo war, various departments and divisions, in .'mil the unscrupulous are in pocket federal and provincial, and profes '"' ?! lbr expei**e ol lion :sl folks.--C. SOi��� at tlie Ontario and i the agri- !" 1 varied styles witli long, short and no | with n and fancy lace yoke iinbhiations, perlect lit- ,-ck, short nr no sleeve's. Ladies' Shoes hipmeiilof women's high cr id ��� II It'll ll I) s li Is, butti 'I'I nl 'i 'ilS (Iocs llll 'liitn in .mirk -, willi Cuban and military a tire very neat ami dressy cxi client wear. Prices if), *", -1,50 and $5. ' *>'. cultural colleges. ��� " ���-���-*������ While there are statistics of the The principle if direct giviug.it world's as well as of Canada's pro- is to us, should be more vigor- duce last year, for purposes of .onions!- pr. ��� ed in wartime. There parisou, aud two or three years ��� " man) well meaning people who preceeding. the book is a long way i ' to raise money for deserving '1'",1, ,,''l;i' '' ' ' ��� '" figures. On s, and win, ;. ;i\ form 0f the contrary il contains pages upon ei rtainment rather th u go round pafes oi textu.tl inforuiation. in- and ask foi hard cash. While struction and sound advice apper- I - .a'. , |le. taining to its title "Pi ! ��� "; ���; ud thing for their t ��� ��� it alone would satisfaction of giving, there must farmer and breeder be the better be many whi ,vo oner give for its study but every householder ight mon ;. than be worried in- every citizen would profit b* foi- scale of sawlogs for the province! to buying tickets to au entertain- lowing ils counsel, which, in a amounted to 4,*.8sH,794 feet board j .' i whi li the; cannot go, oi *-' ������' !:i' sense, :- emb. lied in lhe measi . iu i ition to 149,3371 bich they would be hopelessly i'1""'" 111:.v appears on the front Hu '. 1 I ol j .1 sand piles, ai I bored. ier, risks covcr" ' ' ingle b Its, | life tain '-"' ' Is etc The 1 n logs seal- II Prolu ��� more, ed district inch ��� ' limn ut beyond thai provid ��� ��� ��� :"1'*, v- ;- 1,279,501 ft-, Cran- , e re told Savi in teii v sl , brook 4,145,055 ft .Island 3,325,- that the Lord loves a cheerful giver Spend your mom ,isely. SiS ft,, Vernon 1.377,528 ft., and _,���_..��� .... Nelson 386,782 ft. Oi poles and ... , . ,. , .,,, ,. , . . ,. , piles there were sealed in Nelson; . , ��� ,��� I he timber stal ment for March ,ijs,,jv,. I I ' . : y the H 1 ible the Minis- lilies Conn 11 Monday ! of Lauds that the 1 lal '.'. ' . 11 . , ��� 11. 1 1 -i ^ \ i 11. I 1! I sales record il during nn estimated total of 6,581,940 ft. !' in. mv, 27,140 Mil ll lo produce revenue ol . ; Little River. ' 1,428 lilll 1 f et, Island 3S,9<)o!' . Prim" Rupert 21,763 ... 10 Railway Through Passenger Trains leave Courtenay 11:35 on Monday, Vt'ednesd'ty and Friday for Victoria and Way Stations RETURNING���Arrives at Courtenay at 16:10, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Steamship tickets 011 all lines to all parts ,.! 1 , or Id. or particulars etc, ad . s L, D. CHETHAM Dill. Paitcogcr Agent, Victoria D. B. NICKERS0N Agent Courtenay, Phuiic R60 Barrister anil Solicitor, Notary Public. Phone .r": Courtenay Tin i.ii ;, i. ,-er Red Cross Society held a dance in lhe school house last Tuesday evening which was well attended, especially by officers an icn of the 102nd. The procei ii- were $37, The drawing for the piece of silverware d. 11 it. d by Mrs. Ryan realized$39-25, Mrs. Brock holding the lucky ticket. I.yin:; - Hart intends doing away with li" ��� .,: his logging camp and will iustal 11 donkey ci gine to do the haulin-f. __! f Prohibition Editor Review: Sir: -I promised a coup!'.' of weeks ago to tell "Reader" why 1 associate with the Costerinougers and other workers the like of ti.em. The following over mv signature iu the Colonist last Saturday will explain. It 1ms since occured to ine that if the hand instruments come into possession ol the city when the wai is over what a gay old time we shall have if we now all cling together like the ivy on the garden wall and veto Prohibition. M- 11, women and children will lie si en in lhe restaurant or cafe grounds in the hot summer evenings, listening to l!n- music ; the youngsters taking ice cream or lemonade and the men and women .1 glass of beer, sparkling ei der or light wine nude from barley, hops, apples and grapes grown in IS. C. This i.-: the continental style an 1 I never saw a drunk amongst litem. Editor Colonist: Sir: While my motto is "never fiollto learn" the writers on Prohibition have failed to convince me lhat they are right. What ippeals to me is the common sense business t ii| of that man Lloyd Gi . wh i'i 1 ;"\;,i 1 lo "- de] station representing lhe Teippei in e Coum il ol Chn lian Churches 011 the 10th March said il was a question of letting men puisne their avocation under conditions which would ^increase their self respect, and make them feel that gelling drunk was below the dignity of theii manhood. He felt it to I "his painful duty lo beco ne lhe greatest distiller in tlie world, and he was doint; i;1.- best to provide whiskey for lhe Germans, and if th< whiskey pellets he wa.s distilling f r them would do half as 1 nn to the Germans as they li I done to the people of this country he should be satisfi , H further sta'.ed ili.it oni difficulties had I" en very largely with whiskey, Beer was a I ig, bulky, lumbering ihing. One could 11 ilcarrj a gallon of beei about in his pockets, but he could carry its equivalent in v- hiskt y Finally, lie said, it wotil 1 be so much . better to settle this question bv general consent, I've woi", ui for a number of years, the happiest in my life, amongst tin osteruiongers in the London markets, and I feel sure if these industrious workers, and the like of them, are forced to do islhe Prohibitionists want ihey will be as stubborn as their donkeys���they may be, as a Courtenayite tells me, low down in the social scale, and I, iu his opinion, musl be th for assoi iating with them, but don'l : I they are bum in, and that is the reason why we should start ai the bottom rung ol the ladder to achieve that which Lloyd George outlines, which, moreover, is just what my late employer the Baioness Burdelt CoiUts, used to do by taking supper at Xmas, with these costers and inviting them in hundreds Id a picnic in her c uiutry grounds in tin summer, Tt has occured to ine, whether out of respect. for that good old lady, who, by the way, gave a church to Victoria in the early struggling days, the Prohibitionists will pause and fall into line with the views of her ladyship, and which have been .-.o recently endorsed by Lloyd George and hundreds of others���the wisest men and women of the day- some aloft and others still below, that il is against human nature to reform a m;it.' on this drink question b\ drastic law measures, I leel sure if they will agree to give remedial measures a trial and call the bar a restraurant or cafe with all Kinds of refreshments, beer, wines and non-alcoholics���no treating���with a specially appointed liquor control board, it will be an excep- ti6nal case to see a tottering man through dunk ou the streets in ten if not five years hence. J shall await anxiously their decision. WM. [MENS. Courtenay, May 8, 1916, b THE COURTENAY REVIEW 15 Christ in Flanders I,. W., in the Spectator, We had forgotten Von, or verv nearly��� Von tli'l niitsecin to touch us very nearly, Of coarse we thought about Vou now and then, I'speeially iu any time of trouble, We '.new lli.it Vnu were good ill time ol trouble, Hut " i' are very ordinary men, An! there were always other thinc,s to think of, There'i, hits uf things a mini has jrnt to think uf, Iiis work, his home, his pleasure, ami his wife ; Ami sn we only thought ol Vou mi Sunday Sometimes, perhaps, not even on a Sunday, because there's always lots to lilt one's life, Au,I, .ill lhe while, ill street or lane or byway, lu country lane, iu city street or byway Vou walked among us ami we did nol see, Your feel were bleeding as you walked our pavements���- How hill ive miss Your footprints ou our pavements ? Can 111 it- he other folk us hlilllt as we :' Now we remember over here in Inlanders, (Isn't ii strange to think ol you In I'lnnders) Thi-. hideous warfare seems to make tilings clear, Wc in rer llioughl about you much in Iti-gland, Illll now thiii we ni" far iiwiij fi Knid'Uid, We have uo doubt-., wc know that You an here. Ymi In |pi -I in. ], i is ih" .11 -.1 ilniiu the Ir m lu s, Willie ill liilil III.mil WC W lilcl If. llll' llTUcllCS, Vou louchcil ii ��� i ilinltli i ami inaile ii line, You .tt, nl lie .ih" u ��� in oni pain mil ive ikuc is, We're glial to tliiuk yon uiiilersttiuil our weakness, Somehow ii '.""ii". I,, help ii-. not in whine, Wc think aboul Von kuei '"������������������ III llic ������ irtlcu, All ' . .-ul ! Ill" :"','lli nl ii' ll ho ml ���: n.I, n. Wc 1 now ' i,n pnn cil for us up ��� ', Hi" I ross, II rtiivtliing . 'iiiM m ike us -I el lo beai it, 'Twuulti in iii" kntiwlctli'i' ill 'I Y.ui willed lo he ir it, I',nn ileat'i lit" uttei most ol liuni.iii loss. Tlinugh ��e I irgft You, 'Vou "ill nol forgt I ns, We 1.11 -ii '.ni" ih il Vou will nol forget us, hui -.1,o with us until this dream is pasl, Ami so we ask Im' couni ���". siren ;lli, anil pardon, ���{specially, I lliink, We ask lor piinlnn, Ami tint You'll stautl liesitle us to Hi ��� 11 t. was neatly staged, and thearray of er so generally approved, nor is the ren-1 faucy bathiug costumes ami silk,",?',' '"r l" *"''''������ i'"iiy-eii>lu counties' stockings wus verv fetching, ''"' '"V""!',' '":""'' l" ''"' ������������"i.**,,ui* , ,, h, , , ,, *' , , mi'ami eicliti seven counties .i,.I mil In llic fox trots itml l.tney steps of the sefUl an insane person to the ., , nuns choruses Miss Btlie Sutton's twinkling last year ; more than a dozen Kansas eet easily ou classed the others, Mrs, eounties have nol c.,1 1 , jun Robertson, the accompanist was ninsl vears to Irv a criuiiual cise liitv-lhree painstaking ami had devoted much time counlics were witlioul paupers mil,,,, to the preparation ol the programme. ,,!,���..i ses, The I'������, ,, ,|, ,,i ,.���, |, , fie company desire to thank all who the lowest in the world, , l ���ch helped in any way lo make the enter ' mull persons ; ami in, , ei , ipita wealth tninmeut a success, lhe gross receipts *,, K:���...,. ,, .,,.. ,., , .���,������, ,,,,���.���, were close loJ2t)0 the Union, approximate!' ���'. oi every I Ant iibcrol cake plates were left al ���,,���, Woiuau and cln'1,1 i��� i.h, ,, t, i. the hall, lhe owners can get Ihem at literacy among Kan p, lias been reduced i" ' p -i cent,, lie- lout .1 in the United Slates Tin- I'.in-.'i -I,, ������ ilnl ire nl i Do your Mil Chorus in |9i,-, ,,,,., ,| i, ,,.., Setting the Village on l-'ire.. A.Shepherd r0||mv|���,* resolution: IJverybody Kagwith me, ..Mrs,l*nirl)iirii| " Whereas lhe 1 [ci I through- -- _*r__i___ii_^_:___i__r.' ET Offic ��� r;&V^ Servic��� the Drug Store. PROGUAMMI' iSI ni us yote the Garden "t nn Henri .Mr. ii.ii.I nil th** country, ine! I dlii ���! will H must J 1 ' : . , ��� cc'l " i ��� kit v tl Naval.Military&CivilTi 747YAT_55T.V'iCTO':" , , Mrs, Muciulyte tliem iu lln ir iri.i nus . IleKept on Saying Good Night publishing abroad, iu fo f paid ad , M;'" Aunlc . im ill Vl I'tlseiui nl in th ��� ncwsi certaii Down Among lhe Mi.l. i* ,',, ins ,.,..���. ,,,, .���. ��� . , . ������������'��� Roberts, ll ,.||',.,.i |tint prohibition in isas I I,��� llelle I'arlsieiine Mrs, Cot ki ,,.���., | ,.��� , \Vhntul,aineills....Mr, Shepher.l hoinocidi llll I Ml Mi, moo ,.: ���,. ,,',... J'h' i" " l-ovc Si ,; ��� 'I. . i :, .:, ,o reprcscnlati to'tlu .,. . , . ,. ���""! ' ���>" i ������ ��� lid ������ v ,1.-1 re ��� ill al it i.. ���; lh" hon i tl'" ion,i, ... t ih, nip n ' e.iuse'of Icmpcr.i 1!'" "���'��� l!l' """l '""��� ' ;' '������ ug, .-li '''V' :l \imi ,Mi ���",". '" ill ol oi ' uti iii.il pr���] I'hi.l- I'lonk, lhe Skm ol ., Spin , -,,.- ..,,,,.. u, our mi lhat ,, ,. , .. ",,;"" \ W.SIi.i' ol ,',.,���.. ;', inai'cu 'air Mrs, Macuitye ,,���,���,,, ,,,,.,-.,-:, ,. . ; ,.; ��� . ,, ,, [-.""! "" k""" ���' ��� ��"'���" ' ���'1--U-I' ".'���.. '-,.<��� . ��� ������"."'-?������������������ ,'i.,v''' ""'''"' Hie prohibitiory imiendni mill t uo '., , 111 h'' "'' *.lcv.e '��� ""'-"'P--OH |,,�� which , itsohi , I, -'���' B ^���'.''"���'"berc in hance ...Mr. . Mncinl-re hshiuent of place fo, li u| licp, , ��� . Um,l,"�� "j' lh':.}}��* ll'; K",;'' anvwhereiu Kansas, - civet, !eri , Mrs Cooke, with chorus mn I lableai. I ���,,:; ,, ,��� i.leration eithe, b, l,e, latere 'i'i I'ylbec pany. or any ol its coimuillei " * "__ J. A. Reugougli, the noted cartooni i Thanking yon lor* in valuable space, I ��� anil lecturer is expected to he in L'ourte- ' '"" "��� A- '*>���"��� l: vrrii, n.iy sh irtly. Particulars later, Hmiorar- Secretary \'.,i,,',i,..fr l'-i.,i',l llr.-iuel! People's Prohibition Vlovctueiit Good Accomotlal ol Hriiish Columbia Victoria Mn* l - . Letter to tha Editor Editor Review : Sir, .-.Mv attention has been Irawu to ;iu ai tide in your papi r from the pen of Mr, Win. Idiens. I shall dismiss the reference to John Mrs. Menzies of Nanaimo was a visitor picluie company allowed a comic in town thisi week she war, atlcndiiii; the niir.| . n the screen which greatly w.cldmg of ber sister, Ms* Rri nolils. ��� , �� ,, ,.., ,,, ,, ,,, amused the audience, lie dance Ree. ��� I'.n'cei.il.l has liken over the ... , expo' .-, 1 usiness lately carried on by II. lowing was greatly enjoyed by Holgkiiisou, llewil'l meet all t'rains those who stayed, tiie only objoo-1 \>ngu\, bv pointing out Unit" tlie and boats, and by prompt attention to tlOIl being that there were too many s.'ii'etiees nnnli-H Im 'I,- I-li , busint's hopes t��� merit the business ol on th, lloor m some of the dan ^^^ ''"��� U'' '" '',' Id,eI,s lhe district. mi. A military wcdtling was solemnized i.t the Catholic church yesterd \ morning when Pie. P. Uanley and Miss Margaret splendid "runner." 'i'he ladies ami Reynolds, of Nanaimo, were united iu gentlemen who compose th�� Follies Till lin'tle . . , . , , ... Cuinbei : tne lioor in some ol the dances.;might be applicable tonny bu iuess. ie ice cream vendors did aroariu'j Until Mr. Miens furnishes ihere-| trade, Kan Macomish proving a nianiage by Pr. Mertons. Tlie untie aK to lie congratulated upon their was dressed iu while satin with pink -ilk ,- ' ,,, ... hat. The bridesmaid was Miss l.izzie Peiloriliauce. 1 o criticize ��� would Walker, and was dressed in voile with be an impertinence. No entertain-j ELK HOTEL Comox, H. C. Besl Meals North of Nauiunio Choicest Liquors and Cigars C. A. Mm tin. Prop. Wm. ��� ferences I take the liberty of ex- ~. , * _.j , pressing a senous doubt ns to L-oarles w nee.eT whether John Bright was speaking I of the liquor traffic when he made the statements quoted. finuouncce iiis ppeeed i,,,":i'iI'l hi',' T!;:';'; ',llwtf M',n''-"1 '"���',,t is '���������'������r-'-te without the two to Kansas and Arkansas are really In- Mr. I. Reynolds, a brother of lhe .\;,...-s loc|. '|'h,,n,so,i -,n,l tl,,. ,,,, . : bride. A guard of honor from the 102ml p, , J�� , 'UOlllSOn ailCl tlle amUS llg. I'be oppou.nts ol prolll- n-tt. was present. ' """! -siepherd, and thev fully biiion make main wild statements, The Follies Concert last night sl.lslal'led , tllel,r ��P��tat-ou last but it docs seem 'a little much to istnethirdof the series staged in! ",R, 7 SI""L'' -,.Irs- ask lis to believe that prohibition was tlie timet ot tlle sen,.-, staged in .V'.* '. ~ , T';" IasK *ls ''' "''"eve mat \. the Opera Hcuse for the benefit of *-'.''"' '7'"'"s i11'; n"'v;'>:i clalllty increases crime, pauperism and in- ,,',,, ,. . , ,,, aud catcnv and tlllly appreciated sani>v and dpcrennpi; tbp birth rnlp the Red Cross I* und. aud was with , ,. ,. ,,' ���',. ��� , s.uu.i, .mu ..uieisirs tin niiuii.iii ,. . ... c ., uy tlie audience, .Mrs. Pairluirn | leioo.-n it, b-u'e r-fber mnrp ��,, few exceotions the best ol lhe ser ��� , ,, ,, , , . , , ' mippcn ... ii.tic miner mote up. ,,, ' ,. ,, ��� ana airs, biiuar also receiver, well r-,.H���r<- infm-mf-tin.- !���> n-t, ,,,i i , tin les. Tue performers are all t ..., ,_.. ....... .",... dents of Com tenay, and the public n-fnied applause "'their songs, state of Kansas than Mr. Idiem fully understanding the cause greel 7 !' ,J .^ I'),,.1,lll-.1 ^T" ' *i*>"<'-'im*-��� to have. A statement is edthem with a full house. The Good Night with Jock Thorn- swd hy Governor Copper oil March Electric Light Companv very hind ���"?". aml ,Ml:SS Jean. McKeiiaiie 6th 1915 and heartily endorsed by ly suppiyine- light for tl.e occasion, sltl."K m tlle I10' cl,e[r,e rece'v��l "Attorn ���. General Brevvslei, con- - ,r 1'ocifrotis encore. Messrs. Robert- tains lhe following infonnntmi. ��� !, ��� , .j son and Burnett's s mgs made a hit I .m the end of nearly a generation mi- The Elk Hotel Barber Shop CHAS. ! I'xperl Wiilclimal 5 Sei iiii'.' Sp. glasses from - [ncludiiig sight l tin eye lested -. ��� correct vi.i The Courtenay Jev GRIEVE aid DARGIE Courtenay Tailor Ice Cream Gaudies, Cigars, Pipes, I obaccos Ladies and Gent- :u i Made-To-Or . Suits $27 up Panti $ i ': ' ':; ; ly suppiyintr light for the occasion, I"'"'"*' '" "*>- r-'*-"<���>..= .c_e,v*-u ., Aitorncv-(*eiieraI Brevvslei, con-1 *-p " *, the large lamp on I stag being voclfrous encore. Messrs. Robert- tains lhe following Infonnntioi. ���.. lODaCCOS especially brilliant During the S"" **lul -hiniett s songs made a hit I At, the end of nearly a generation un- [skirw nerft-irmaiice several vouuc ladies = witli the audience "don't you | <,1,er I'roliibilion it may truthfully be said o , n) , c ,r, V,-; perm maiiceseiei.i ting 1 ue_ ,, ,. I tli.tt thc prohibitory law ot this state was Swan S Uld Otand, Courtenay I Dresses served homemade candy, and the | know. lhe beach bathing scene never so well enforced as now. ami nev| ' ,' "��� .75 Ri .���������.;;.-���...;_;., ... |���|..,.| | ' "*" 1 ** ',' ��� rt The Water Qu ion Solved !Haney L fllida VOR RENT The same bu 1 Store, Uuioi i our Good Houses, ' ivvatcr and elecTtric:! light in each j Apply, MRS. WM. LEWIS Sand and Gi. Ciiiiid be done nm C_t �����...-. i aiywliere else in HEADQUARTERS FOR Buggies and Express V All Kins Guaranteed and Sold at the .. ������ I I'i I the GEORGE B. LEIGH.'ON Blackimith aid Carriag'* Builder CC e i ��� 'ry& ��� r'V..' -o. p* &:���.- : [ : lid '-._���,. * ..'.'.- _* s��^' :'__:.'- s_-' ', _.;____L'..__.-,*'*.'*i*'i-^-i*- jt_.. -....-__�����_____---____��_��_ Get '^Mor('!MoiM*y" for your Fox Muskrat, While Weasel, Beaver, 1 yn- Marten and other Fur bearers SHIP TOUR il If , nil! ii , io"SiilUi:it house In the World dMllnj excli .! ��� ,Ie���respoi ��� ntatinn existing atlilrd o ce il record of sendinir Fur S Ipperspi AND PROFITABLE returni W'rlte I r "(Eot Ahubirt _>l tb->onl/rellable.accuratemn, report and ... Write lor It���NOW���It'll l-HIll-: A. B. SHUBERT. Inc. "^ west.aust I THE REVIEW. COURTNEY. B. C. :: LADY :: URSULAS HUSBAND ai FLORENCE WARDEN ll.,u,/��������.'. Co., I Imlltd 10RUST0 Red RoseTEA^goodtea Hy tuo iiotcctive's dircciion he had Care of j)ajrv (*at(|e i gaw ��<Safety First" Film losea llls leBi iiml ��*h" !Kt,llenls ftre lelcsraiiheil io ���Wlnlerttaml, say ur * * roallstleallj portrayed In an e���_lbt' ll'lo be understooil'thal'lie was travel* Change of Feed Does Not Appear lo C.P.R, Officials Viewed Silent Drama t*��U "I '���"��� Safety Italiy I" which Jim IlllS �� la sister and her liusbanil. Affect Percentage of Butter to Stimulate Movement Slovens takes Jack l''n,!tor-��� flilcti as J tba shopman who loses ��n eye tnrougli As he sal back In Ins corner, lie Fat A realistic moving plctura iiini in not wearing gogglos, the carpantei thought over all tlie events of tlie day, The best dairy eows, as a rule, cur- tho Intarests of lho Safcti "first losing a linger wlillo working at a land pondered upon llic nilu.ul.on. m- ry ���,������ mt|(. surplus 'n,.,.^ _m(' c011. Movement was rocentlj displayed in a bus. saw without the guard, the peclallj did Uo linger nnxiougl' over 1 notiuoiilly arc unable lo stitiul tlie ov- - specially fitted oar at Windsor Station ' brakenian being run over whilo run . Unit Injunction of Hetldlngs '" "'' posuro to cold as lho iiff animals do,! before Vice-President Bury and a num- ning between moving oars, the engine- hold of iho jewellery which laul s() lhl v llll|s| ||(, u;m,lh Kl;,t,|,.,| t0 ber of c.P.ll. officials, man being killed while boarding the I'liyim hud given in l.iuly Ursulii us a _������_ |lM, |p,,SI ,.egl,]lHi lr ��� |'.,,.,,(, ,���,., | ���_-},��, mm waH |,|.oiluce<l b\ Mr. Mar- footboard of an engine in motion iConlliuied) . wedding present. I he detective won hi _r |h(, ,-,., tl sitpp]ie(i ,,, ��� .|alrj cowlciifl \. nor., general Bafel) agent I Particularly Impresslvo is the picture ['at ihi* suitpiiicnl of opinion on llm "0I ���"���' *'������-���' '"' wun*ei s�� I'urlkmiihi'Ij hns ,,, |���, ���,,���,, rill. ,���,.,, pT0��)iiolIon , Now Vork Central Lines and Ions' the of a collision duo lu slowness in lias pari oi iho iiclectlvc roused l-nrd Kasl \\n ���""' lhr\r- ������"��� ������"�� lllllt '-"''I1 '���',' there Is hm n small auioinil available slorv of a railroad man, Jack Poster, King. hm- in fiiri. ii was with difficulty | ''; ' ���'''',,, ,,'v" "I"""1 "'���'"' 'J!',1,! I for milk pioiliuillon. n will probably whoso carelessness endangered the Ihai ho nits ro-liiiitii'il lo I ,.>n.|>;ii, ncler of Paul Payne, II wan not illffl- promote the Safety |in> much better to heal very eolld I haiiplncss ot Ms wife and home until Flrsl Movement in Canada. Mr. Unrj In order t�� Ion from rushlug hack io tin platform cult lo Imagine th�� mosl .-niisior ten ; Wlit"r, bringing ii up to somewhoro his friend, ,llni stevi ns. �� hoosler for has secured n copy of the fllin, which lhat he was cngai i it on a man hunt. I'uo pi rsuaslvo voice ul I'll ear W'��nl .ill: in inalto atioihiT frantic search, and Rons r'"' ''"' officers curiosti \near bodj temperature, by the use of Hon; making known in llic officials 'I'ho vlscounl kepi a sharp lookout a rough, cheap fuel, Hum it will lo in Hour, ai the hotel whore he slay* have the cow warm the water sun ul soma hours, on his waj lo the bout, piled lu r u> iho consumption ol vain and au,ain on llio opposite shore, from able foodstuffs, "Now, then, my lord, pull yourself llio boal to tho train. Bul as ll was A , ,,.,���,,,, ,,,- ,,,,.,, ,|ul.(.s ���_ (h|- , li i, iiier Vou mustn't 'os.. vour licad now long since dark, his opportunities ference In the per cenl of bi r*fai , now, wlinlevcr you do." as an nmatuur detccllvo worn but -.h*ch la0 cow |lllls ,���,��� ,���,,. ,_|llt I "I imiBl find hitn. slop him," panted small; and although he fe ire tins j Thl, r|-i,,,osa ot ,,,,, ���,������.< iK ,hl, lllin. | I.ord I'liisih'i'.i linarsely. "I can'i let loua limn ever, ho wn urn gel awuj ��i'h her. Don't ybu see wlllioul hope Ihai llu I thai I can't?" I bo on lho iraln after all "Listen, my lord. He'll get away, ho ,\| purls, In Hie darkness of Hit sure of thai. If you'll Im guided by I early hours of n cold December morn wc, we'll .noi on iiis (rack in no lime." jngi na ],,, tumbled out of his comparl Rather because he had no plan of|me,u, shivering and miserable, Lord the Safety Plrst, convinces him by will be offerod lo moving picture demonstrating iu\f',i axamples lhal it houses at divisional and other import. is worse lo ftiuuhlo with life Uiati i.i taut railroad points along Ilia line ol gamble In uny other way, One man the Cntuidtati Peclllc Railway. > i.i ' �� "' i ii i i i\ i ,i tin i 1111 i . if vldnallty of tho cow, ami you can't | ' chnngo h hy changing tho feed, If' this could bo done then people would 1'aed liolstetn cows a rullon so tlml Ihey would give milk Jusl us rich us I Jerseys and (tiiernspys. Diffuront Individuals of lhe saint, breed of cows Mi own than because he trusteu to J ]_a_lliti(! was almost without hope ns give milk of dlfteronl richness, Por Lion of the detective, Lord Hustling \,u9 result of a journey wliicli began to instance, two Jersoy rows standing listened, us ho was nsked lo do. After appear to him In ihe light of a wlltb side by side lu lho same barn and fed all, Redding was his only friend; with- goase ,.|,i(Si.. tho samo ration, cared for in exactly out him, tho pair would have been al , Then, suddenly, mosl unexpectedly, alio same way, give dttforenl tests. lowed rn gel away nt their ease, and U-, caught the flutter of a long, loose I one of Ihem will glvo 4,2 per cent. I the whole terrible story ol Paul black cloak ou a tall, erect remale llg* Inillk, whllo tho oilier will glvo 6.5 per ure. and he breathed a sigh of relief j ceni milk, so lhal feed, speaking gen-1 which was nlmosl a groan. orally, has nothing lo do with lhe lest ll was his sister. Lady Ursula. | u might bo that if you would change Payne's antecedents would have been unknown to any member of the family whom he bad duped. !s'o longer was ii possible to have any doubts about the gulli of his newly made brother-in-law, I'or did not his disappearance betray him.' "Whai am I to do?" be stammered. Ho was amenable to Influence al last and Redding took him by Ibe arm, le.l him oul of lho crowd, and opening the door of a laxicnb, Invited the vlscounl to jump in. Lord Eastling drew back, startled. But a no.l and an expressive look from the detective half-reassured him, and lie got into lhe vehicle obediently, Tlnn Redding 501 in beside him, gave him en expressive wink in answer to his astonished protest, and said; "Wt must let them think we've glv* en U|i tin' chase." "W what'.1" stammered the bewildered Bastling. "Toinklnson saw inc. and he saw me speak to you. and 1 expeel he made un bis mind lo co by lho next train, lit* must, leave England, that'*, cerialn. lie Long before lie could como up with her. she had gol into a closed cab, and Paul I'm ue .had shut himself In wilh her. Hut Lord Eastling, now completely the feed from dry feci lo corn silage | all at once that temporarily there would he a change, and lhe cow would give either richer or poorer milk, hui j if the change is made gradually there B 1 t*wjj II, PUREST*CLEANESTf ___ I most reliable! AJ GET CATALOGUE __L_^ AT BUST DEALERS __-"-*W, 1 1 _W 1 TORONTO - MONTREAL ��� ��������� 1 WINNING - VANCOUVER, A M reassure.I, chartered a second cab, would be no variation In the milk lest, and slipping a good English sovereign I Hut when the cow is used to tho corn Into Ibe hand of the astonished driv* silago rations and gets back lo her cr. promised him n second if he kept limit she showed tho same percentage in slghl of ils destination the Itacre in front. '['lie first cab stopped al a tiiiiel hotel, the choice of which proved that Paul Payne knew Ills Paris, and avoided the haunts of the casual tourist, hoili English and American , tho tender affection the occasion do* won't want a scandal till lies madehnandod. Tho sight enraged him. lie himself safe. dashed forward into the room, and ���A scandal!' faltered lhe young tace(, lhl.m |J01lli g|lenti *,���.. eyea ���*>lln' ablaze. ���yes. 'I here would have boon a| His, sister was the first to see him, l you'd mci him in lhe train ������,, ., milp ,.rv 01- amazement, which of butter-fat thai she did ordinarily. German Bluster When General Smuts, aged forty- five, one of Hie conquerors of German South-West Africa, has annexed Ger* By ihe time Lord Basiling had got] man Bast Africt the Uur.r. will be out and paid the driver the promised shorn of the lasl of their expensively handsome fare, the luggage, very mod- made colonies. The German press est for a bride, hud been takbn in* says that Germany will get them back, doors, and thc viscount followed the end the Congo as well, In exchange man who was carrying ii. [tor Belgium. Well. Britain, France, At a door on the llrsl floor be stop- Russia, Italy. Canada and New Zee- ped and when it was opened. Lord lend, not to forget gallant little Bel- Easlllng saw Paul Payno helping Ladv Slum herself (and the ltritsh fleet in* Ursula lo lake off her cloak with all *0 lll<> bargain), will have something ALFALFA Siberian Alfalfa s Canada. This Is I ready been raised ini��in test Purity ed Imported direct from Siberia, a country colder than ne of the very hardiest varieties known aud lias alia ihe w.est and found to be cold resistant. Govern* I, and i'0'i germination. No farm with slock is complete without this wonderful crop. A limited amount of seed for side in reasonable prices. Gel your orders in early. S. D0WN1E & SONS, Carstairs, Alberta. rmd iried to drag Mm out or anything of lhal son. N'ow lie can't afford thai, nor can we. For. alter all. lie may bo really vour brother-in-law by this lime, you know." Tliis niosi distasteful tlioushl was indeed over present to the viscount. "That won't do much good," he said fiercely, "for Lady Ursula certain* ly won t aeknoyvlodge a criminal us hor husband." 'Vou mustn't reckon on anything where a lady is concerned," said die effiter drily. "But where are wo driving lo?" "We're only taking a turn to fill up lime. We know they've not gone by ih" boat train, bul tiiere's one in an hour. Ihc threc-liflcen, gels lo Dover at eight minutes past live, slops al Priory Station. He's very likely to go by lhat, and to wall in the lown for llm ten o'clock bout tonight, Anyhow, that's the one you must go by, 111 tho hope of catching tliom either on the way or al Paris. 1 suppose thoy stop the nij_l11 then "Yes," said Lord Eastling with a frown. "Good. Yon may rely upon me lo was absolutely unmixed with alarm, escaped Iter lips. "Tom!" cried sho. And, wlllioul slopping to Inquire why he had conic, she ran forward lo kiss him. It was llic action of a happy woman, of a woman whose sky is absolutely serene, who fears no ill. absorbed in ber new-found happiness, lie looked down iulo lho clear blue eyes, and Ids own filled With tears as he gazed at Tier. Then lie flung his arms round her, ami murmured hoarsely: "Thank God. thank God I've got you! Thank God, I've got you safe!" Even then she had no suspicion; her pure mind yvas incapable of harboring a disloyal thought, and she saw in her brother's almost theatrical embraces and exclamations nothing bul a source of surprise. "Why. Tom. why didn't you come with us. if you wanted It) he with us so badly?" she asked with a happy smile, which faded suddenly from her countenance when, on turning lo share her amusement with ber husband, she saw lhat Paul was standing stiff and straight, at a little distance, with a keep watch on this side, but ll.will be trow_ o( ���ml.li,.,| nnnoyance on hia ror you tu deal ��ub luni, my lord, for I'll wnger you will come face to face Willi him before Iwelie hours are up. il. spoke wiih so much confidence thai lhe young man fell a sllghl In* i ������ .. .��� of it nu his side. "You haw found oul something," ho said. Mot i, ii li, but well, yes1, some* (Iiini I ' fi '. words with one of rur nn n wIdle you were on tho platform, nnd I fo ind oul thai you luul ml 'I him that time." "Why didn't you lell ne���"." raged the young man, "I'm nol lo be treated like ii child. 'I'h" honor of my sister Is ' oncerned, l have io act at once." "}' ?, mv lord, bill il would have th ui' no good io have made a scene Ir, lhe station, P would have been a terrible thing for the lady. N'o Wail I'll you can gi i him within four walls, and then - w hy, you can lcl fly." "By- i will," sail lhe young man, fii,. '.. He ended by placing himself inicon- yes met those of ' he lace. Lord Eastling Paul. "I want io speak to you. Payi sold, "by your*. If." He had disengaged himself from his I sister, who tell back now. for lhe first lime curious and db lurbed. "What is it, Tom?" sue erietl ���icntly. "Nobody ii! at home? Oh, not pupa'.'" "So. nu .tlii'i'tv all right, Don't worry yourself. Go imu the next room, and let us talk." "Hui. why, why .' What can you have in say lhal i may nol hoar'.' You are treating mo as If I were a child, Tom. Say what you have to say. Paul, I am sure, has no Becrets from me." She turned, with a smile of ineffable in amy. towards Paul. But lie yvas not looking ai her, his eyes were fixed Steadily on his brother-in-law. "Go into tli" next room, dear." lie saiil w iiienu looking in her. i 'I'n be Continued) to say on thai point, .lusl now : permanently, too -these German, colonies are rid of their Prussian oppressors. We arc in possession, and, everyone, except, lhe Hun. is pleased wiih ihc change. Sea power counts. - London Dally Mail. ^ iniii-i Man, Don't Wait Until You are Fifty Before you begin to Save I'p For old Age. THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WILL SAVE MONEY AND MAKE MONEY FOR YOU Talk With One of Our Agents. ���Ihimiiillv ill lie1 bauds of Iiis mentor, i - . Mllk and hy the threo-llfteen that afternoon ,,,, , , ��� ,��� , .,,.., ������.. Dover. I Tha essentia factors hi producing a He .,.. no sign of his sister or Paul clean, sate milk, are: Clean, healthy Payne befon lie started, or al Dover, I����'��, ������"���'. "' dK,M- "K1"' vvell-venti- nnd ihis fact made ilOtlblflll Will lllfl lie him uneasv''end,l1**lcu'stablc--' ��'���>���*������-���- 80 cous'.rucled had ie right In -1* ���<> '"v ',;isil>' cleaned; a clean, woll- drained barnyard; clean utensils, thoroughly sterllzed; dean, healthy milkers iliai milk wiih dry hands: a-sinall- top milking pail; immediate cooling of lhe milk to .".a degrees P., or lower; storage of milk at a luw temperature until delivered; a separate house for handling milk; an abundant supply of W. N. u. 1100 pure water. taking so Implicitly lhe advice given hliii by Redding. Hm the crisis was so momentous, ho felt himself so entirely unable lo evolve a plan of action equal to llio needs of It, thai lie had no choice. New Records Created by The Sun Life of Canada PROGRESSIVE business methods, backed by forty- five years of fair-dealing:, have achieved for the Sun Life of Canada during 1915 records that are new in the Canadian life assurance field. Assurances of over $34,000,000 issued and paid for in cash - Total Assurances in Force of over $250,000,000; Total Payments to Policyholders since organization of more than $52,600,000 ; Assets in excess of $74,000,000; a Cash Income of nearly $16,000,000 and an Undistributed Net Surplus of over $7,500,000 ���all are high-water marks in the annals of Canadian life assurance. Their achievement maintains the established prestige of the Sun Life of Canada as A Leader Among the Life Companies of the Empire The following substantial and uniform increases registered during the past year clearly demonstrate the strength of the Company's position :��� Altall ����� ��t December 31 it. . Cath Income Surplus Distributed lo Policyholder* Net Surplus its at December 31 st. Total Payments to Policyholders Assurances Issued and Paid for in Cash Assurances in Force . . . . 1915 1914 INCREASE $74,326,423 fO'.W.OBO $10,138,767(15.8:') 15,972,672 15,062,276 920,397(6.1',) 985,487 8111,703 123,724(14.3'.) 7,545,591 0,503,79*1 1,041,797(16 ���', ) 7,129,479 0,1111,287 968,192 (15.7'; I 34,873,851 32,107,339 2,706,512 ( 8.4" ) 39,104,325 (17.9;,) . 257,4(14,160 218,200,835 THE COMPANY'S GROWTH YEAR 187*2 . 1JS.', . icw . IMS . isir. INCOM- ?" U'.'11'.TH male; Hi 1 ..'S.lk'.l Hi 6.71" lie il 1S.972,fi72."l ASSETS (10,41)1.05 I.III."' l.:i:i .',.:iii;,,',7i'..'i:i ���ll.lllill.li'U.*. "H.32G,*I_3.78 LIFE ASSURANCE IN FORCE T. B. MACAULA.Y, F. I. A., F. A. S, l'RF.SIIJl.NI AM, MilNAUlKO blKKCTOll. S. H. EWING, VIC_*ltXli81l,���NT. I ���.ofii.aso.oo 7,n*l,878.7, ���tl.7.'it,Mli.'J.-. !i.-,._��i,t!U.71 1 257,404,1S0.4Z_ FREDERICK G. COPE SSCK1* fAKYi Sun L_/fiE^wwE (Omimot Qf CANADA 1871 HI2AD OFFICb MONTREAL 1916 p THE REVIEW. COURTNEY, H. C HOWS CURED MY EYES Thi.v Free Prescription Did Its A Noble Example An English Moth.r Who Has Given Seventeen Sons to the Army "My eyca w,.ri> jn _ lerrlbln state; I Surely there would never have I n n?i'.!',', 7'd-l'nx'''".1! "��� Tttrr w,Tf .fti��iiti|;imi need lo Introduce compulsory ���hi-huiioi ion a, iiiotii.1, thoy bad sand In mllllarv nprvloi*. ir ovnrv nflil.li mnn Stem. TH...V would actio nnd burn dread-, ' ['',' ' " , ",' '' r> "'IllsUniotli ���fully nnd cnuted ii ssant .hoadtchet, 1 eI l*11** followed lhe example ��i Mrs. iP.'.'hi li.iriity read ut all.*, \titr wenrlui* Unvles, of Church Srottou, Salop, Kiig' hind Tliis good iii'ly, iin' widow nf :i stitili, r hus given im [ewer than seventeen sous iii lho iifiiiy. of whom fourteen wero actunlly im active sor* vice witii iiif colors on September my eyea ill.*- ,yt'.T WMlil,-,' .Wi strained nml ny ���vcrworkeil. ily chance I met a man ���lieu, ey,..% ,,..i bothered Iiini Hit* smut* jay. lir sin.' mi, the following prescription, wl.i.'i, ii. s��i,i h:i,i cured hint, ad '{nil enable, him i��� discard lti> .tastes : ��� grains ol Bon Ojita In 8 ounces of water, 'I se ni sn eye-bath by means of an eye- , tun, three or tour times dally ottener if i '���"'lh, HUI, six weeks unlv :illi*r the tOllVI'Ilit'lil." ' l..,,,i. , ..,��� it ��� '���'J'tii.t hoall outbreak ot the wnr, | . -. COOltncr, BOO-tllt.K* lot t*>ll lunHlAr nnlt'lnllc hl���il,,.,. \l,... : Joca nol Bomrl ���r burn and Is absolutely ; , ���"01"!' ,. ,)a* , ,,",''," }, ��� laarnileu. Vour ilniitijlat can nil iii:�� j ���'""''* '*' KJ *��� orrtule II".nl. slumlord ��resertpiion, or ihe Viilmas Drujr Co, ���r Illll. gavo her three triplet suns nnd aorobto cau fill u rur .,������.������ ��� founl, S0ll ,��� *|��� it you try ll I am aura you will i,< art lust a.-i enthusiastic orcr ir ni 1 am, Cut "alj om so you will .'iIhiivs bar* Hit trejcriptiou." MICA AXLE ���GREASE "Ilia the groove) ul ihe worn ask*. Makei a perfect bearing siufai'e. I'rrvciit- Ulucied wheels, Leu your lions pull l)ig���ci tosdi. The Mica di>��j it. Dealer* Kveryuiher* Ik, "_]K*t,| Oil CO.,,., l.'tmt��,_ Than there is Mrs. Poller, n Ports- mouth, ISng., widow, aged eight} three, who hus been awni'dcd n prize locally for being ihc liead ol lho family wiili lhe must members in Hie lighting bi rvlres. Slxlcen of her grandsons uro In lhe army nr lho tiiiiy. mid llio liusbnnds of four ol of hor graiidduuRhlers lire on active service, making iwenly tor her ilea iviiil'ini-i itltogelhor lighting for Kin?; niiil i mini!} in addition, Iwo oilier grandsons, mn dead, wero in the navy NERVOUS DISEASES IN THE SPRING (lured In Toning llic Blood nnd Slt"cngthening the Nerves Old Age V, hut is ilir .- I. ,, hi , i ,,i I llt'r's \\,-. M> ri ��� "I ' ��� ti ttri'il ihi. auggosl ion iluit it i' wld nnj t ween "i �� Ish ' uml "I wi rin iiiiiu ,'. ho hu i :i'. ii up ihe leu "i making his ilreams , i I rue i ��� ou i hi .... j in ni,I il '.'. itt'i'i' is uiiolIn ;��� angle: i.h,. hi,,, a in! ui' zi'sl ninl inii'i'i'si to ns in youth, We looli forward lo the n 'Xi mull or iii" nexi day wilh pleusuruhl mil lei |,:iiimi. When we no lou.gi r look forward mid lose our Hilt rest In lhe hu* ninu specluclo, then j oulli li id Failed, li isn't ii matter of yi nr.', but of spii li "Sal." asked I In llrsl mossou'** r ', "gol any novels ter s p" ' i ((oi 'Sniikofool 11 ti.- ,., . .,:.;,.,' " replied the oilier. i "Is it n liili'.; storj'.'" i "Saw : Ve kin lluls i easy lu l wu Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere. \ Scotsman wns on hi deal i b d, his friends persuade I him In for give n in i'.'hbur wllli whom be luul bad ;i standing feud for Home yearn. The neighbor came to the dying man's bed- Bide, After thej hud shaken hands iititl made peucp, tlie Scotsman ex* tallied: "If I get better, Uouald, re. lenibcr, nil this goes for naught." tN-__Mt-Mai_M<atd__*s_M_|_j__i Don't Persecute your Bowels CARTER'S LITTLK _-_*- LIVER PILLS >>:>-**!'-. P.���-.*!vv-(:,*r_l,..* \ . Aj��&m ��� V- .ii,���i,,.t- ....... .i _^&1iS*\*rr.-���r*'r *' "������ "���"���' k^iiPilfirT!"x CtreCe:, #3#***H$*f Ipil.1,. .,',.', II .-.ivrhe nnd Indigulien, a, m Kini i'mall Pill, iiiiiall Dcjo, Soi-li Pii Genuine muitbwi Sienntuic ft7-ir;ui_-o'/ ~_>_!<i &&? ftMWW HWNffH KW ��t \ <* An unl scolch crofler. t", idonco before Ihe en i'lers' commission, tidniltlPd ih;,i. wlille he wns tlie lowlier of three cows, "lhe hensiles ; hi ri' ns thin ns Pharaoh's lean kino." ; The chnlrmnn, llilnklng in corner old : Kenneth usked him lo say how lean Pharaoh's kino were, liven a seventeenth century divine would bnve li Is the opinion of lho besl medical wuiili d a day or t wo lo think Ihis over. authorities, after long observation, Hui Kenneth answered ut onco. "They lhat nervous diseases arc more com- wore sac lean that they c'u'd only he ninii nnd moro seriyus In the spring seen In a dream."���London Opinion, llian at nnj other lime of the year. ������ I Vital changes in tho syslem, after long Miller's Worm Powders ar j winter months may cause much more ' cellence tho medicine for children who (evoristi feeling In lhe skin Is sootl 1 trouble than the familiar spring weak- are foun* suffering from lhe ravages ,lv,.a, ���,ii|oua nis .lmi sioiuach dis noss and vvearluesa from which most of worms. They immediately alter the order's are slouiied people suffer a. the result of Indoor stomachic conditions under which lhe. nol\'\. be nervous about u-inr Dr Ife, In poorly ventilated and orton worms subsist and drive them from Hamilton's Pills-' thev are mild overheated building.. Official records the system, and, a. tho same time, onougll ror ��� -!,���_ ,��� 11S*. v',t ccrtalll prove that in April and May neuralgia, they are tonical in their cIToct upon _-,- effective in iicllon St. Vitus' dance, epilepsy ami other khe digestive organs, restoring Lliom j chronic ���'onus of nerve troubles are at their to healthful operation and ensuring thoy bring $1,000 Reward FOR A CASE OF INCURABLE CONSTIPTrAON To any person who cannot be cured of Constipation, b; Dr, Hamilton's , I'ills. the above reward will be paid, No medicine gives such lasting sal-1 ��� i-taction or effects such marvellous cures as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Itellef Instantly follows their use. Thai n"' ox* blinding headache goes forever, that His Debt to' His Nation There is uo more reason to leave I the paying of his debt to his nation lo each man's conscience than there is in .. ���-���.- ������ ��� -- ..,- ��� ........ ,,.n , ||l(,v n worst, and thai then, more ihan any immunity from further disorders from I healtli other time, a blood-ninking, nerve-re- such a cause storing' tonic is needed. Gi i i and ki th" mosl _:.!��� bos today; i'ii robust good LITTLE THINGS COUNT Even in a match you should consider the "Little Things,' lhe wood���the composition��� the strike-bility���the Bame, >Y' ED MATCHES are nude of :,lronri dry pin. stems, with a secret perfected composition that ijiiaraineei "Every Match A Light." oo years of knowing how -that j the reason! All Eddy products are dependable products���Always. The aiitiqua'e'l custom of taking purgatives in the spring is useless, for tho syslem really needs strengthening, , while purgatives onlv gallop tlirougli ���anna the paying ol his debt io his ,,,��� how,.], l0(lvlng '.ou ,ven|-er. Dr. Williams' I'inl. Pills are the best bank to 'each man's conscience. The volunteer system is unsound both from tlie military and from tho civic point or view. It is inevitably unjust und demoralizing. It is unworkable, as the failure of I.ord Derby's moderate and conciliatory plan has just proved j again in England and in the midst of a j great war. I'or the sake of American j youLb and for lhe sake of the nation, trc ought in adopt universal conipul- Coinprcssod paper with a thin I'npe why hang it girl, Barbed wire is being exported from l leather covering is being used in j low only earns uiue dollars i ' t tlle United States at the rate of a Germany as a substitute for leather! Pleading Daughter���-Yes, bu-. laddy million tons a year, and .at Il'.SS a | shoe soles owing to the senrcit) of dear, a weak passes so quickly .vh��;"; ton more ihnn before tlie war. soles owing lo llio s [ leather caused by the war I you're fond of t ne -uot' er medicine, for Ihey actually make the new, rich, red blood thai reeds the starved nerves, nnd thus cure the I many forms of nervous (Unorders. ! They euro also such other forms of | ' spring troubles a.s headaches, poor ap- j petite, weakness In the limbs, as well as remove unsightly pimples and crup* j lions. In fact they unfailingly liritij-' .new health ami strength lo weak, torv null i an training and service now, t(| , depresgc(1 ,IK, women am, , nhilo peace permits us lo do it deliber- r.i1njrell a'tely, consciously, nol as a hasty bit ter necessity, bul on principles of democratic service and unforced patriotic devotion.���Chicago Tribune. Peevish, pale, restless, and sickly children owe their condition to worms. Mother Graves' Worm l-xterm- iumor will relieve Ihem and restore health. Selby���I can't And words for It! To begin with, you borrow Iwo pounds trom me on lhe plea that you had n pressing payment to malic, and now I find you here enjoying an expensive dinner! Manley���Oul of ihe overplus, dear boy! To be candid. I never Ihoiisht you were good for more than half a loverelgn! Ever Eat Grape-Nuts? (Made in Canada) There's a v;ist army of physical and mental workers who do. One reaso i its delicious, nut-like flavor. Another���il is easily and quickly digested - generally in about one hour. ^ But tlie reason is��� Grape-Nuts, besides having delicious taste, supplies all the rich nutriment of whole wheat and malted barley, including Hu* "vital" mineral sails necessary for building brain, nerve and muscle. Always ready to eat direct from the package, Grape-Nuts with cream or good milk is a well- balanced ra I ton--lhe utmost in sound nourishment. " There's a Heason " ���Sold by Grocers. Hold by all medicine dealers nr by mail at Dll cents a box or siv boxes -, tor f..."i0 from The Dr. Williams' Meili-1 tin" Co., Brockvllle, Ont. .Mark Twain once desired lo borrow a book from a neighbor of his, but was j (old that, though lie might refer to il \ in the library with pleasure, the hooks ; wero never allowed lo leave his house, j N'ot lonu after tlle neighbor asked i Mark Twain, to lend him his lawn sprinkler, lie was informed lhat the latter never allowed lhe sprinkler to ��� leave Iiis own garden, but thai lie was nuite welcome to make use of It, il ho liked, on lhe lawn of tlie humorist. Thsr* I" more c.urrh In this section < ot the country than ��ll other diaruaea pill toeetlier, and until the last tew ye-ra wit euppoeed lo be Incurable, t For �� treat many years ilootors pro- I nounced It n local tllaeaso ani prescribed j ' local remedle.". and by constantly rat ling | to cure with local treatment, pro- I nt,unfed It Incurable. Science baa I I proven Catarrh to he a constitutional I disease, antl therefore requires constltu- i iienn] treatment. Hull's Catarrh Cure, ] manufactured .,>��� r. J. Cheney * Co., i Toledo, Ohio, l�� the only Constitution.*! cure on tlt-> market. It Is taken Intern- ! alii- In ih,sos frnm 10 drops (o a tea- I spoonful It acta directly on lhe blood ! stid mucous lui'facss of lho syslem. '!'!i*.y olYfli* on*, hundred dollars fo:1 any cats It fa!1' to -ure. Send for circulate ttn'l testimonials. Address: !���'. .1. CHENB- * CO., To* leclo, Ohio Sold bv Druaasts, 7Sc, Taka Kail's Family I'ills for con-itlpa' The penurious woman wus talking I,, her maid, who had been wilh her! three weeks. ''What do you want lo leave us for, Mary? I nm sure we havo treated yuu ' as one of the family." mil ! Ths SM.-aifa ������grve-Rooii "Indeed, an' you have, ma'am. I've made up ins mind noi 10 Bland it W. N. U. 1100 The Poor Man's Friend.���Put up in ! small hollies thai are easily portable ' and sold for a very small sum. Dr. Thomas' '"electric Oil possesses more power in concentrated form llian one hundred limes lho tjuanttty of many unguents, lis clienpness and the var-! led uses lo which it can bo put in.ike il llic poor (nan's friend. No dealer's ) slock is complete wiihotu It. In the yenr ending with March, ' 1015, the prolit on the coinage of silver, nt ihe Itoyal Mint in England, wan just under 522,500,000. As Hint period ineiii,led only two-thirds of I a year of war, the prolll during lho current twelve months will pri sum- ably be considerably larger. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. ���**��������������� .Student .(writing home)- Mow do ymi spell "linaneialli '!" Other���P-l-ii-a-n-e-l-a-M-y, and there are two r's in "embarrassed." The Internal Nerves The Nerves Which Drive the Machinery of the Body���the Heart, the Lungs, the Digestive Organs. Ton prick your firitfer- and know that it is the nerves which carry thc painful sensation to the brain. You move your hand, and realize that the idea of movement started in your mind. But did you ever think that overy beat of your heart and every breath of air taken into your lungs is dependent on a constant supply of nerve force 1 It is the internal or sympathetic nerves which drive the machinery of the body, and from their derangement or exhausted condition arises weakness of the stomach, feeble action of the heart, or inactivity of liver and bowels. When nerve force fails every organ of the body becomes more or less deranged. Indigestion, sleeplessness, headaches, irritability and nervousness are sonic of the first indications. Yon lose energy and ambition, find your work a drudgery, and grow weak and listless. As time goes on you become more and more helpless, until nervous prostration or collapse bring you to tlie sick bed. and long months arc often necessary for thc restoration of thc exhausted nervous system. Even in this extreme condition Dr. Choso's Xerve Food will usually cure if its use i* persisted in, bul how much wiser it is to heed the warning iu the early stages nnd keen 'ho nerve force al high-water mark. No restorative lias ever proven its worth in so many thousands of cases as has Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, What il has done I'or others it will dn i'or you under similar (.���imdi- tions. By forming new. rich blood il nourishes the starved aud depleted nerves back to health and vigor, and thereby overcomes the cause of weakness and diseases of the nerves. fine n box, <> for S2.50, all dealers, or I'dm.-in-oii, Hates ii- Co,, Limited, Toronto. Dr. Chase's Itcclpc Book, 1,000 selected recipes, .cut free, If you mention Uila pmn, THE COURTENAY REVIEW This Bright makes old clothes 1 ink sh-ibby ilo.sn'l il : There nre I*WO ways to meet this difficulty, eithei order a new suit, or net the old one cleaned and pressed i it's (inly out dollur,) but llicre is only i IN li [il.u i nl v hich !l 1} wl 11 <' 111. 11 S'.'lllll gl'l Iiis ivoik done, and that is at R Willoughby's Only White Tailoi in l ourteuuy Nexl door to the I Ipi rn lloiise THERE'S NOTHING LIKE LEATHER JAMES E. ASTON Practical Shoemaker and Repair Next Id lliii.lv & Biseoe When In Doubt Play Trumps Have Goard Tune Your Piano I'ii, tory Uxpcrience Recommends from Leading Musicians from tlle Atlantic to llle Pncific. Copies of same furnished on request W. J. Goard will ue in this city about April I, Leave ortlets at this Office, or write direct to 845, 8th Ave., W. - Vancouver Palaee Livery &FeedStabl( Hmi'ses and Buggies for Hive u. Terms cash. We also attend to wood hauling J AS. CAIRN'S & SON Proprietors Phone 25 Courtenay GRAND DISPLAY at Willard's Harness Emporium l'ine Showing of Horse Blankets, I.ap Rugs, Gloves, Trunks, Suit Cases, Ktc. Harness Repaired Neath* W. W. WILLARD Cumberland and Courtenay Yofl cannot eat youp eake and have it But you have the satisfaction of knowing ihal the ingredients are of the highest grade when purchasing at the Courtenay. Customers swear by, not at, "Purity" Bread for quality Cakes of all descriptions made to order Courtenay Bakery \VM. AITKEN Sutton & Kirkwood Undertakers and Embalmer. Night or Day Calls 'Promptly Attended Phone Courtenay Council Meeting The Citv Council held n spec'nl meeting on Monday t veiling lo lieni lie' proposed ugreemt til w itli tin- Cour t nay Lvlecliic Light, ' lent aud 1',iiver Co., read. Aid Kerton was appointed chair- 1111111, Aid, Hurfurd reported that he nnd \i'i Auderton hud visited \'lt tin 111 ami hail .seen bodwell & LllWSOtl mid I'ngiiicil Tripp, with the result 1 Iini an agtci menl hail lieiii iiaiiieil up which lhe committee prop ed in hive ri .1.1 and Ihen presented lo the comp my for their adoption 01 reject ion. Theiu wis ns yel 110 bill from the lawyers ov lhe enginei 1, but the bill for Hi' ir expenses was laid on tin table to entile up .11 ihc next meeting. The mayor rein irked that it did not look as I hough the city would nol get much sidewalk or road work done ihis summer. Aid .'\.*t"ii tiiovt tl that the re port be received and the committee relieved of Iheir duties, which after some modification was adopted, It was then moved that the agreement In* read clause by clause, ' Afler the ivadi ig of the preamble n number of letlevs were read which had passed between Bodwell & l.awson and Aid. Hurford, rein tive ami irrelative to the matter, wiii.ii were afterwards tabled, The agreement consists of twenty-five clauses, some of which Aid, Anderton and Aston were frank enough to admit that the., were, incapable of understanding. Stripped of its cumbersome phraseology lhe agreement proposes to grant the companv a 20 year franchise, with privileges to use the streets for pole lines, eij. The charges for lights to be 1 ic per k. j w. hour lor firtt 50 hours, ioc for' nexl 50, 1) tor next 300, 8 for next' 300, 7 for next 300, 6 for next 500, 5 tor next 500, and if 2000 is used] the price to be 5c, City street lighting to be ye per k. w, hour for 500 hours, 6c for next 200, te* for next 100, 4c for next 100, 3c for next 100 and 2c for all exceeding 1000. The city j to have the right to buyout the' company at any lime by giving six months notice. The franchise to carry no value. The price to be arrived at by arbitration, if not mutually agreed upon, The company lo reciove a bonus of 30 per cent, if bought within 5 years, 25 if between 5 and 10 years, 30 if between 10 und 15 years, 15 if between i,s and 20 years The company is to agree to furnish power to the city after purchase at IC per k. w. hour up too h. p. Clause 25 reads that none other than Caucasians are to be employed, A long discussion llu 11 arose over stveral of the clauses which were not 'ii conformity with local conditions. The inconsistent clauses will be sent back to the solicitors for repairs. Aid, *\slon said the citv should be backed by law, even if it cost $200. Aid. Auderton wanted the solicitors to send the company a copy of the agreement nnd get their objec tions, If any, in writing; ihen after | tlie council had discussad ihem, they could bnve a joint meeting. The mayor lliougl t the company should be asked in be present und discuss the mutter before any fur lhercxpeii.se wus added, but ihis I was over ruled bv llle majority. ' The clerk was inst rue. id to write I to several cities of about the size of Courteuay to find out whal price Ihey pay for electrical energy, The 'company claim that lhe maximum price 14c is a.s low as th ���> can sell "juice" at the present time, The committee think it should be 1 ic, In thc meantime the Victoria firm of lawyers have been instructed to patch up lhe proposed agreement, at so much per, and notify the company that the city intends to take steps to compel litem to make an agreement with the citv, and desperate citizens who live iu the city have to to it llle bills, ride I over impassable roads ami pled j through nuid to and from Iheir d.iii) tasks, aud for what? Police News. Last Thursday morning Frank linking p'e tied guilty to selling liquor lo Isaac Paul, an Indian. He was lined $*o and costs by Magis. Urates Willard and Hicks Beach Ridley Thompson's house at Dove Creek has been entered lately by thieves and tiie bath room cleaned out and all the plumbing taken Ollt, The police hope to recover the articles soon, Early last Thursday morning lhe Police were notified that a Chinese theatrical woman who was playing at tlie Chinese theatre, had been robbed cf jewelry and clothes valued at over $1000. A thorough search of Chinatown failed to locale the missing articles, Three women who were tenting on Hardy's beach were brought before Magistrates Willard and Hicks Beach on a charge of vagrancy. They were fined $*o and costs each and ordered to leave the district.' The fines were paid. , cBryde^s Bakery & Tea Rooms Calhoun Block Courtenay We win the favor of the citizens and soldier boys because we give value for the money. Our tea room is superlative. The place to get a dainty tea. Good cakes and brea I of quality unsurpassed. Buy direct from McBryde's Bakery Remember the address - Next the Royal Bank of Canada I Grippe! Coughs! Colds! Mentholated White Pine and Tar 50c per bottle Laxative Quinine Tablets 25c per box Cod Liver Oil and Malt with Wild Cherry $1 Cod Liver Oil Compound $1 Wild CherryCough] Mixture 50c Robertson's Drug Stoic Phone :0 First-Class Plumbing Hot Water and Steamfittiug Jackson & Whittle Phone 9 Courtenay [ If a Coal Right Owner REMEMBER to attend the meeting next WEDNESDAY EVENING in the Agricultural Hall at 8 p. m. H. D. FORDE Produce More and Save More The Empire needs food. If you are not in the fight- ing line you may be in the producing line. Labour is limited before. Grow food for the you can produce. Every little help:, ^^ cannot produce as much as you would like, produce all you can spirit. Put fighting energy into your effort and produce now when it counts, all the more reason to do more than ever icn who nre fighting for you. The Allies need all thc food that You arc responsible for your own work. If you Work with the right The more you produce thc more you can save. Producing and saving are war-service. Make Your Labour Efficient In war-time do not waste time and energy 011 unimportant and unprofitable work. Economize labour. Put off unproductive i\ork till after the war, and, if possible, help in producing something needed now. Let us not wa.te labour. Canada needs it all. If po33ible help to feed the Allies. Make your backyard a productive garden. Cultivate it with a will. Ma!:e your labour count for as much as possible. Do Not Waste Materials There should be no waste in war-time. Canada could pay tlie annual interest on her war expenditure out of what wc w.iste on our farms, in our factories, in Every pound of food saved from waste is as good as a pound of increased Thc way for a nation to save is for every individual to save. France is strong The men and women of Great Britain are not our homes. pi od action. ________ to-day because of thrift in time of peace only " doing " but are learning to " do without.' Spend Your Money Wisely finance the war better investment. Practise economy in the home by eliminating luxuries. Wasting our dollars here weakens our strength at the Front. Your savings will help Canada to Save your money for the next Dominion War issue. There can be no THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 5 THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUM* THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE _��.. i
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