rs -- SOLDIER ! Dr. Haanel's Experiments Full of George Yates Follows His' Former | I ~{ mremanRec . i . } a. ~/ ; XO Cubes are made {OF MIDNIGHT SKIRMISH IN Promise' For Canada. | Chief to Ottawa. : { re by a new scientific | SOUTH AFRICA Dr: Eugene Haanel, in a recent pam- | In the appointment of George Yates Js process known only gh phlet, says that the 37.000 : 4 Square as seeretary to Hon. Frank Cochrane to the Liebig Company. | Was Ore of © . ori Wiles of pedt already known form, ed i 1 / N oe Non pany as ne of Column Sent Into Nori probably, but a small fraction of the the new Minister of Railways and p A 7 a he m on 2 . | ers of Transvasl--Was Able to amount of this valuable fuel asset | Canals in the Borden Cabinet. the pp { the rich extractives of beef | Learn. Something About Plas in existence in Canada, Qutario Government will lose one of p74 Vv [9774 2 combined vith beef | Wait-a-bit™ ". He refsrs. to the various expensive | "& Moet esteemed private secretaries. ] -- | proteid in the form -of i. a : experiments made in Canada with i During the past eleven years, Mr. finély powdered fibrine. | Wait a bit," called ene <efiam my new methods of manufacturing peat Yates has been private secretary to 3 | after anciher, into fuel and expresses the opinion | Hon. Frank Cochrane, ex-Minister of There is no other article in | "Walt a bit: repented my chi ab that 'it will be. better to adopt the | Lands Forests and Mines in the On. " J the world which contains so dier friend. "That reminds me of 3 methods already vroved suecessful in (2'4Tio Cabinet and his worth has been x mae 'beef. odnese'in so story. Europe and "leave experimentation | 10 amptly demonstrated that Mr. 3 2 : "Back in 1878 1 was aservin' of her and the development of new 3 | Cochrane urged his former secretary smialla compass aga little Oxo Majesty the Queen. | was one of a the fultire. when our Don Sons 0 j lo continue as his right hand man Cube. 5 | column sent up into the northern bor. ia on a secure basis and peat-fnel in | a Ottawa. Mr. Yates" new office has OVER 2 MILLION PACKAGES © Get the" Oxo ders. of the Transvasl which at that abundance on the market. : | & salary cf $3.000 a year, as COMPAL. Cubes, time was a British protectorate. He thinks "We will then have gain | ®4 with $2,000, which he received as "We was sent up to chastise a tribe &l in the manufacture of peat fuel | pecretary to Mr. Cochrane in, the . Mfor25c. 4 for lbe. Z {of hillmen calléd the Makatose Kal- "along lines which are at present corp. Provincial Cabinet. . 3 re { firs. of whom Marilla was chief. j mercial the necessary experience to | ®t. Yates first came to the Ontario : : : "While on that trip I learned some: | warrant the hope that proposals for | Parliament Buildings in 1809, when x ; n x | thing about a plant' we called the | modifications and improvements of | the Hardy Government was in pow- a Frooe ee - | 'wait a bit.' The Boer name for this | presen processes will be based upon. | &- He was at first in the office of | PEEP PERE Tee < OEE ' ee eas same creation was 'vaukembetchie,' | a thor h and practical understand. | Provincial Secretary to Hon. J. E: i - : E & IESE: | wat peither name fully 'expresses what (ing of the nature of poet avy ur pra | Davis. who Jusive years ago was com. | | THE TORONTO : j Us fellows - thought about it on ope | ¢: 1 0 hich fut missioner of Crown Lands. n, 2 BATGER'S SUP INE | oceasion' ¥ » } mn rea ah future sconomy portiolio of Lands, Forests and Mines | |! LJ E 8 | . rte oH reasonably be expected." EEE EAEVRSE | GENERAL TRUSTS > "YF ' ANF i , x 4 € cactus 'kind, ts sh gpikes ' lish the der : secretary to the Minister, and | $f . g BOILED SUGARS EXTRA FLAVORED | tears through cloth and flesh. almost | Canons oo cenee, of the people 'of | pointed stereta position. ever sneer | MI . Canada in the value of peat as a + ; : | 8s easy as a Mauser bullct cab drill ( domestic and industrial fuel, and to { During these years' Mr. Yates has i ! Orange, Raspberry, Pineapple, Pear, Black ( urrant, |» hole Joa mau's head." | stimulate renewed activity in the de. | met at his (desk nearly all the wld CORPORATION : : , | "We'd marched thirty miles velopment of o t | papermen from every paper in To. | §I -- Line Juice, Horehound Drops, Brandy Balls.-- | particular day, from an old Dutch pare {Government hat scquired 300 cron fonto. His unfailing kindness and | acts as { » Ont, with an . j | : / Prio s : .~ | | on the Bandy River to a camping | of peat bog at Alfn courtesy have won for him the es- | fi "ADM ; O All one Price 30c. Per Ib. ground 2 sight of Magnet, Heights | average 'depth of mine feet. for the {anol a ine % the Paramount il INI STRAT R cabana, ; e the Kaffirs- were : antfacturi Hament | Fi -_ Ool Rolands has in command of the Fon a Sober aeturitg al Buildings Mr. Yates us Sngaged jot | J of Estates where there is no will or where the co! i - i i 5 Dro : ears as a reporter a ord Phone 141 R. H. TOYE, 302 KING ST. umbs of the Bomertere utes Mek i Ma Sieceastul - in had a Naried newspaper expaTienas. « "appointed executors prefer not to act. Vt ie = i | England, a troop of the Fr. ntier Light | Th ity of He has occupied positions on the y TORONTO . RRIRECLICC0 0 00 000 0T 00000 0000 Oo oD Hotse, & crowd of bushwhackowe S04 Ban: oo sion So eusient editorial staffs of all the London, Ont., | | RONIO TawA WINNIPEG EE --------------------- pe -- ---- : w | filibusters, who fought 'cos Dey liked day. Manual, labor is employed ip | Mewspapers and was legislative re- | | . . it, 4nd were well paid, a half battery | excavating the fuel, but Dr. Haanel | Porter for The Advertiser. He was | -- of field artillery under' Lieut. Slade, | says that, for a large commercial plant' | also at one time on The Toronto who did the gun saving act at Mai. | mechanical excavators should replace G staff. wand, Afghanistan, a year or two lat. | manual labor. [Mr Yates has been secretary to 5. Some friendly Kaffirs under Chief | The Government plant at Alfred isi | five ®ifferent Ministers in" Queen's Winpogul, and about fifty camp dogs | not intended for the produetion of | Park, and is the only private secte- we'd picked up on the march, | peat fuel on an extensive scale, but | t87y still in office, who got their posi- After supper we all laid down in | is to serve as a model of a successful! | tion at the same time as he did. Mr. om------ - _ --- our blankets in a circle, commencing | process. ates was, therefore; dean of the , : é about a hundred and fifty yards from "The plant was established 'after anj| Secretary corps. s 1 the dying embers of our camp. fire. investigation of peat fuel manufac | In the large and' important De- Night came down on us, black and | turing processes in various countries! | ment of Lands, Forests and Mines Sudden, and only the glow of the camp | of Burope where '| Mr. Yates has worked hard. but hie | fire marked the eneam ment, Bome | used as fuel - peat. » - sant foryices have been" appreciated to the | of the boys partly un ressed; some | ~ "There is nothi artistic aboug|| full. only took off their boots, and we set- | the appearance of Be fuel produced -- WwW i ted down to the sleep we all needed. | at the Government bog," says Dr. | Deadly Spiders. ear Rubbers, "We didn't sleep long before the Haanel. "It has not the regular £2 Did . ir | . ' | Kaffirs had got around us in the bush ab Cheounter a taran- i i i . \ and opened fire from the weird and etre on Diiguetin nor the! : tala? Probably not unless yon have The Best Kinds Rightly priced. | e amous wonderful firearms they carried; most. | purpose for which fuel is intended! ' !'r&veled in the scuth. You can, how- . ' ly flintlocks and towers right bang in. | us well as briquettes, and hag thewd. | eVeT; sec them re-ht here in the city | > 3 to the centre of the camp. on ai vantage of being low in cost of manu. 8% t'mes and still not be suffering MALTESE CROSS The best part of the diy i the . hen the whole f il i from the fire were kicked ip we | facture " | from any form of zooscopy. Banana y 4 mp. : 8 rl . smoky fireplace and flickering o Jota and pans which lay arcund- the toni of air-dried machine pest, includ. | 187@® bunches that come in train. re. . mn lowed by the order to 'charge,' and | follows .-- lune counter in North Bay. The Rayo is made of solid brass, with hatdiome nickel finish--an ornament anywhere. "about 1 rt Cost of fuel loaded on oar....... 1. it an der, "and I am afraid of 78 Phone us for your Rubbers orty cam , ! The Queen City oil Company, Limited many rabbits before we could get in | ment of mechanical excavators | aroused. Breseatiy one of the atten: | : ack agai : _-- - --- m-- === | bing rn up the 'wait-a-bit' should be considerably as fruit he droped it on the counter gs ; all cussed together as we heard the | Ip is stated that allowing 140 days! deslers occasionally find these pois. I gathered around the la : ne ays Bold Only By ail stove the interest on loads from the trepies. A writer tells EE" RY Tamers FEIT ssporaaial a the offcias abmced 2 Raye which we did into the 'wait-a-bit' Cost of fuel on the field 2 re's a spider in one of those Bak you? dealer lor» Rayo lam 1 or write for descriptive circular to any agency of of un plant ea dogs went ahead | Cost of fuel in stock fair touch with 'em, stumbling ahead | the manufacture of peat on a 1 an®s volunteered to produce the -- {Many a ene of us limped back to our Dr .Haanel says that the endea if it had 'been red hot. Nothing hap- ° bullets ripping through our precious | for a season's operation, the cost perl | ONOUS big spiders hidden away in the _ Fix bayonets," was quickly fol. amortization, oil Cl one seen. recently at the railway -- ---- ig REID & CHARLES bushes which lay thick ebout ithe Cost of fuel stored in shed 8 bunches," quoth the waitress, with atese ran like so | Ij ig thought that by the emp The neéwspaperman's curiosity was | n° through the cutting, jab: séale the cost of production toni Creatures and grah%ed a buneh of TIE MRS Revs blankets fairly crippled up, and not lish . | pened. Then he started to jab th- pp be J Go to accomplish economically br artifl ine . +8 single dog came back \ ial "means i hort ti t has | Clusters where they joined the stalk. FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES, | |3:":.'% Sriiios "Som gina fn + 30d wal Eien Hi, Wika 00 . . . into every bloomin' thing we saw ceedingly long periods of time in {hairy spider, in the centre of whose La move ahead of us, and some were transformation of peat info fuel has|| Pik body two wicked green eyes ; fairly stuck on 'the spikes of the . shone like emerglis, JAMAICA GRAPE FRUIT. 'Vaukembetchie' bushenr where they $0 1a apparently not been stietdlet Btupefied by the cold, nothing. This by suceess, i | bled to death. : 8s at Alfred is aimpl | fellow was as full of life as a terrier i "We didn't kill a solitary Kaffir; dr Prose chiet di mp 3 - after a rat, and the way he capered JAMAICA ORANGES. MALAGA GRAPES. | none ot our men wis 51°53 Sift | ding, | The hr Sune onfy ba!) shout [thal 'counter was cumin: rg dg : some good dogs and a baggage mule. | worked during the "months | But thie tarantula dance didn't last : "Yes, sir, I'd have given twenty | and the amount of fuel that ean be| | long, for the proprietor subserviat. | y ! pounds for this glass of lager thas oduced depends upon weather j irg entomology to business squeloh- A J R E E S 'night." 3 or ht the climate of Canada bl ; &l the vermin with a broom. ' » . ' : as favorable for drying peat as the | _ A bite from gue of Mose ereatures 5 yc : Wants: No Presents. "| climate of Sweden, , Denmark,| | if Tot necessarily fafal, but they are OAR) 166 PRINCESS 8T. Phone 58 In a characteristic communication | Germany, Hollahd, Austria and Rus. | filled with potent. poison, And their > 'to 'his paristiioners, Rev. Father Ad. | 81a, all of which de: for a large | *tin¢ causes intense pain. Ever since 27 'derley, vicar of Baltley, Birmi ham, | part of their fuel su 2 ™ the Sams : Sone Serionce this writer has wom . ALE ---- STOUT ----- LAG ER Kh of Toi he ing thc | 61 A Bech ot ha Com | men te Tm, i 3 he present eur ways] rT ao nok at" feed in the open alr'ss 1s ogi | ments of the lussious bananas that PURE -- PALATABLE -- NUTRITIOUS -- BEVERAGES Ww any testimonial to be given to , a ---------- p EVERY W E Ta or Jos very feeble | 3s slated that peat fuel can be % : i4| FOR SALE BY WINE axp SPIRIT MERCHANTS EVERY WHER sdministration of this parish." It is | used in any of the commen sloves | Pushing Back the Frontier. " : 1 " ° to 3 att 2 : T P i ' P 1 -- doubtful, however, if there is & more | NOW in use in Canada, but way! | Quite striking is a phrase in The | LOCAL OPTION--Residents in the local option districts eer'ess I'eninsular Amica shod i Sore 2 i | 1h sive Apes "comnted ie | SEB, Tetra dsr ag hot can legally order from this brewery whatever they « A DURABLE, CAST-IRON | 'country tham Father Ad Bras. he is | eatfuel, which is said to be YeI¥ | orn Canada's frontier back 106 miles" | require for personal or family use. Write to JOHN LABATT, Lnaren, Lonson, CANADA - . 2 noted for his outspoken views. 'We | Convenient in operation. by the opening of a new line from RANGE w iTH MO D are getting a little tired of the man f . : Vegrevilts south towards Calgary ERN CONVENIE NCES : 'in the street," was one of his sayings, Montreal .and Toronto, through Camrose and Stettler. Push. oh .* are men who own the street! In comparing the. census figures for | ing back the frontier is the business i You don't] same size--just large enough to love it or the people who | M: real and Toronto it should be | of the Canadian Northern, Grand | want to use a |'cook four picy ut once, i The great landlords of | noted that Toronto has annexed all | Trunk Pacific and Canadian Pacific rangeasastep- | It has a dropoven London could transform half London | its contizuous suburbs except North | Scon they will be joined by the new ladder not us | y door, whichisnot usual 'into a garden city if they were but Toronto, 'whereas Montreal bas a | Hudson Bay Railway. The pioneer the ordinary on 4 cast-iron 'impressed with reli fous idea." | number of populous suburbs that have | who leads the way into the wildér- thing--but you 'H range : Father Adderley is the fifth son of the | not been annexed, says The Canadian ness, erects his little shack and turns ---- de want 4 It may be first 'Lord Norton, and brother of the | Century of Montreal. In Waking oom guar a Jov acres - sod is ushing i Strong, well "wil sent er. arisens regardin e e ack the frontier, but when the rai .q oy Sy Savile: a . NG built range. had with pe pe va cities the Sr of both should construction gang follow in his iS COO00OOC00000CO0000000IIC00CC OGG CL AAP A kL : wa This Piswure - water : A Solemn People. | be included as they are merely out le the frontier ia wee wwre widely } i rowths of the city. disturbed. a be z show that the : x wo fd vem pier Gey aswn Mong the | Both Montreal and Toronto will | This process of pushin back the : aren dagp rt steel warming closet with drop door. solemn ie hay 53 3 Wher o very soon be regarded as among the | frontier means mush for anada, and ; weae spot. im traveler Rothd of them why their | ®0Tld's great cities, and the probabil. every ome must be grateful to the + most ranges-- | The Part You Cannot Sec Some i die 4 y . £ ity. is that they will show a larger pioneer 'farmers and pioneer railway is a firm & people never ga : : jece | These are all things that you can percentage of growth during the next | constructors who are opéning up new ; of construction | %6€--very important things, bot not repfied vig ten years than they ever did befors. | districts for the public benefit. Thig : 2 Ca of me er pando yp the Tata uns Jou gant Montross has mot been Jopiistion of | process means much to the provinces mr i re -- | cal of the whole make-up of this | 68 the interiorconstruction. which ha Montreal has not been fully counted | where the work is proceeding spade, manne SG A Wb T SA SEI Ma he : wai : Sensis, eiuieraiors. but even find Alec a great deal to those who "Without 'désib Wwe are showin, che nobhlest line of Hyening vind the census makes the Montreal urban | live in Eastern Canada and reap some ) it douht arn £ ome people prefer a Sasson , h district, including the city and its | of the benefits that come fiom a Slippers -ever shown in Kingston. range but want one or two features dust and smoke, whether it will wear, "rolled about on the contiguous suburbs, over 534,000. It | larger and more populous Dominion. ' usually found only in steel ranges. : 3 . ground in is almost certain that Montreal will'| --Courier. y | aes finsoen in points you can be uncontrollable fits of laughter. have over a million people when the | : Bl a C k S a t 1 n AA NYY NL - The Peerless \ : . i next census is taken. Toronto is also fy Two R is designed for just such people. "pity veots of building tu Su Way of Earning Living. growing wendertully. Both cities a Only Jw Rum. fa Tt he perfectly-fitting d honest Ves shoald quickly plan and carry out! tizens. of ] and a et ting. doors | ey re hehind every considerab improvements that will make them ca ho Shtirely Shetloked the and the casey, homélike appearance | [pac tha a ie Sy the. tion 7 dcmpare favorably with other great' dred and sixth soniversary of Nol. . ; AY ih peculiar tocast-iron ranges. | materials are good the flue ar. them are . lige. : : son's great naval victory by which | '% . : At the same time it has an oven | rangement 'i i they Ba v the aupteme command of the sed | 00 3 50 00 d $5 00 made partly of iron and of | 'built to heat i ' passed into the Keeping of Great Bri. | $3. i} . y . ' an * Mee] an oven That heat | wear. th y & tain. No a Sew in Montreal that . Quickly and 'evenly all over. : here Penimsular range 81 | work { day, no celebration was in progress 3 It hata large oven, two inches Fay a Sigua Sane vo ys : . : and the Nelson statue op Re the o In the $5.00 line js shown two models in beadal effect and deeper than any other raage Sfths taste in range architecture. 1 r A S A . Soult a outed with: fn with large, brilliant buckle (colonial effect). ; I offer up a pathetic ples to. the mem. . ory of the great iral. { | Owders given us up to Tuesday noon for White, Pink, Ringe, From Hali Buttercup, Lavender, Satin Sfippérs in the Honeymoon lise with The tot) a Ra t ®) pom pom at $3.50 will be deliverid Friday noon sure. Halifax so far this year is away ahead id x of the total shipments for ali last If you want the smartest Evening Slipper you owe it to youk.) --Promotes a luxuriant, Seabal, ale Rites Sxporfy self 10 see our line, 14 hair its [ihe a to be L ifalling out. Is not a dye, : a, j «t Drug Stores or diregt AX was 24 0 barrels, ia a ab A Bay's Soap is racasutes A wise man is merely less of a fool i rough " Shan ean ina goad thing : 16 denn on ES . people Are to good to be in i fo ih fi H if i i : : 3 i i : § : i