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oF Has larg ONTARIO XN YOUR WHITE _ SUMMER ) SHOES Hh Keer Them 'White With STAON WHITE 3 DRESSING '| Morton, New Foatand Thanks America EE. Zealand 'Troops Visiting the = . ~ United States SAneklead New Zealand --Apprecia- tion of American hospitality to New Zealand troops visiting | the United States, and the camaraderie of the battlefront, 'have brought the big re- nearer than in pre-war. days. This| feeling w was emphasized by Lieutenant who recently returned to Auckland from a lecturing tour in America. An official recognition was also given by the Wellington City Council, which sent a vote of appre- at. Fanams and d Eph pass- It is interest- to note that] overnment. Mr. Leden Iopes Win. Their In- Toter Allied Comm siion Will Rec- ommend" Founding Intermational- - ~ City of "Geopolis" "Brussels.--The inter-allied com- mission which discussed the question of commemorating -the war with a permanent memorial, will recommend the foundation in Belgium of an in- ternational city to be known as "Ge- "opolis." The city would be built on one of the sectors of the fighting front in Belgium, which would be neutralized , and, according to the plans of the committee, would be- come the permanent seat of the Langs of Nations. To ie 'the children sound and healthy is the first care of a mother. They cannot be healthy if troubled with worms. Use Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, Land Soohers Flock to Canada . 'Sask--The J. E. Martin any of Minneapolis, which dings in the Snipe Lake district in Sa Letchewan, has dispos- 7 i third party of land 'seekers = brought up by 'this firm this season , rm certain operations "dogs, : cats and bovines offense to on horse teen to a ww A prospergrss year | is one in which Memorial City In Belgium J |hands. ~It is marvelous to smoothen _| Preaching the Gospel of THirensed : properly encouraged, could pay the 'Ination's war debt in a few years, ac-| | of increased poultry production 'tacross to the settlers who are pour- ing in upon the land the message that terest in a Trade Scheme New York.--Moving pictures for po are to play an important part in an Arctic expedition . which has left here under the direction of Christian 'Leden; Arctic explorer and ethnologist. Mr. Leden will show the Esquimos moving pictures of how the white man lives, and hopes in this way to win their interest in a trade scheme which the expedidion is .ex- pected to develop. The explorer and four companions sailed on an auxiliary yacht and ex- pect to remain in the frozen north for several months. In addition tp a cargo of lumber with which to build houses, the yacht carries a sundry cargo of odds and ends for trading purposes, in return for which the ex- plorer hopes to obtain gold, copper and other minerals. LEMONS WHITEN AND ° BEAUTIFY THF SKIN Make This Beauty Loti Cheaply for Your Face, Neck, 4tms and Hands At the cost of small jar of 6edin- ary cold creap- One can prepare a full quarter pir Of the most wonderful lemon sgl softener and complexion beanie, by squeezing the juice of. two iresh lemons into-a bottle con- sting three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and is the ideal skin softener, _whitener and beautifier. _ Just try it! Get ls ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lemons from the grocer and make up a-quarter pint of this sweetly frag- rant lemon lotion and massage it Idaily into the face, neck, arms and bd 'rough, red hands. a Bit By Bit gone." "I don't wonder at it, considering that she has been hn me a piece of it for so long." go : "Black Watch'-- The Best Black Phy Chewing Tobacco on Be Makes Canada Wants Big Poultry Industry Poultry Production to Canada 'Montreal--The hens of Canada, if cording to F. C. Elford, apostle of the barnyard chicken. 'The 1,000,000 farms of Canada should have 100,000, 000 hens on them, and there should be 110,000,000 addi-| tional hens in towns and villages. At a low estimate of ten dozen eggs . | from each hen, these hens would pro-| | duce 1,100,000,000 dozen 'eggs. If these '| eggs sold at 60c a dozen, which is below the present price, Canada's egg crop would bring in $660, 000,000 year: : Mr. Elford is preaching the gospel 'to Canada." He wants especially to get under present food conditions the barnyard fowl lays golden eggs. yearly in the U.S. 1900 = Uncle Sam's wealth from a and eggs was. greater in money value than the Sppreliatton of Hospitality to New : public and dominion of New Zealand. be at work soon, if they were not al- per time arrives. Tm afraid your wife's mind is| Nearly a billion sicens are raised | "Community Novement. sind Says Winnipeg Will Have 50 Com- "munity Clubs in a Few 2 i Years F. C. Middleton, acting secretary of the Social Service Council, predicts that in the next few years Winnipeg will have 50 Community clubs. Tha community movement is gripping the city as well as the country, and the recent tie-up in Winnipeg has shown us the need of a: united citizenship. Cannjbals and politicians live off other people. SUMMER COMPL. ANTS ~ KILL LITTLE ONES At the firse sign of illness die the hot weather give the little ones Baby's Own ' Tablets or in' a few : ratitude 10 hours he may be beyond aid. These administration, Tablets will: prevent summer=com- plaints if given occasionally to the well child, and will promptly relieve these troubles if they come on sud- denly. Baby's Own Tablets should always be kept in every home where there are young children. There is no medicine as good and the mother has the guarantee of a government analyst that they are absolutely safe. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Brockville; Ont. - Re Modern Conditions Customer: See here, sir, we can't get any of your waiters to take our orders. : Hotel Manager: Beg pardon, sir, but in view of the present shortage of help our waiters no longer take ord- ei}, they receive Teguesis! 2 "Sores Heal Quickly.--Have yo persistent sore that refuses to Then, try Dr. Thomas' Eclects? in the dressing. It will sto ing, carry away the proud<esh, draw out the pus and prepa a clean way. for the new skin. It £5 men ed healer among it Always Be Huns Premier of New Zealand Has No Faith in Regeneration Vancouver, B.C.--"The Huns were Huns 2,000 years ago, they are Huns today, and they will be Huns to the day of judgment, and perhaps after- wards," said the Hon. W. F. Massey, Premier of New Zealand, giving his opinion of the regeneration of the German people, in the course of an address to the members of the Can- adian Club. "I have no faith in the regenera-| tion of the Germans," said Mr. Mas- sey, who further emphasized his dis- trust of any lasting improvement in|: the defeated enemy by giving it as his]. opinion that German chemists would ready at work, devising new methods of destruction for use when the pro- The most serious mistake made with regard to the con- clusion of peace, in the opinion of the speaker, was in not dictating 2 vic- torious peace on the soil of Germany. Channel Tunnel Project Discussed Westminster, England --A meeting of 'members of.the House of Com- Dons held to discuss the report on| * Channel' tunnel, unanimously a thatthe project should not be left to private enterprise, but should be executed jointly by the two na- tions, and adopted a icsolution ask- ing for the government's support as|: the best proof of Great Britain's de-| sire to maintain and improve ler friendship and alliance with France, 'A deputation was appointed to ap-|. proach the Prime Mentatr, IT CURES, CATARRH BRONCHITIS You don't have to wait for relief when you use Catarrhozone. This wonderful inha- ler Ta is guar- anteed cure any case hr ah 'no matter how chronic. You breathe through this inhaler, and in so doing you send instant- ly all through the brea- thing organs a power- ful vapor that is full of soothing, healing, germ- destroying prop- erties. "In this way the seeds of Catarrh are destroy- ed. Sore nostrils and weak throat are cured. Coughing, hard breath- ing, and sneezing all stop. For lasting cure use only Catarrhozone. Refuse a substitute. - Two months' treatment (including the inhaler), "price $1.00. Small size '| of food almost as corn and meat. 1 {like manner. by organizers of a society of allied .& Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, 'internally and acts through the Blood on the at the head of the armies of France. ledges him as the man who saved ing it when the Gérmans had every- -_ Britain s Propet In : "Food Production Farmers Did Much to Turn Scale Against Submarines London, Eng. -- Prof. Frederick Keeble at the Royal Institution re- cently delivered the first of two ad- dresses on "Intensive Cultivation," in the course of which he gave an interesting survey of the remarkable increase in food production in Great Britain during the period of the war. Farmers, he said, did much to turn the scale against the submarines, and during the later stages of the conflict the allotment holders accomplished positive. wonders. "A contrast between the German people and the British was furnished {by the fact that before and during 1the first year of the war the Germans were producing some 42, 000 tons of potatoes, which they regarded as the best vegetable food, against 7,000 tons produced in Great Britain. In 1915, however, the Germans shot their bolt and their production. rapidly fell un- til there was an utter collapse, whereas Great Britain's - steady and determined effort rose to a remark- able extent. It had been-a mistake to decrease the acreage available for the cultivation of soft fruit, but the peo- ple had now learned 'that fruit and vegetables were as important articles The men who had worked under great disadvantages and with such 'conspictious success tO. increase the food supplies. had 'earned, in his opinion, the gratitude of the nation. One result, of the general adoption of the allo#ient scheme was that there was #0w a very widespread desire to Lo things, and this: was going to * lil a difficult question and would have to be dealt with in a statesman- Most important had oh the pro- duction of food by the'army itself. The army had achieved notable. re- sults, especially in France and Mes- opotamia, and their work in this re- spect showed that the army did carry out what it undertook to do. In his opinion, there was now a distinct op- ening for profitable cultivation in Great Britain. This is to certify that fourteen years ago I got the cords of my left wrist nearly severed, and was for about nine months that I had no use of my hand, and tried other Liniments, also doc: tors, and was receiving no 'benefit. By a persuasion from a friend I got MIN- ARD"S LINIMENT and used one bottle, ~which completely cured me, and have been using MINARD'S LINIMENT in my family ever since and find it the same as when I first] used it, and would never be without it. ISAAC E. MAXNN, 5 . Metapedia, P.Q. Aug. 31st, 1908. : Allied War Veteran Plan Sydney, New South Wales. -- The Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Impe- rial League of Australia has been ap- proached, with a view to affiliation, war veterans, which is being formed by. repatriated American soldiers. Probably the movement for an inter- empire soldiers' association will take | shape before that of allied war vet- erans, : i State of Ohio, County--ss. 'Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney City ot * Toledo, Lucas County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use -of HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. ! Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, this 6th day of Bede, A.D. 1886. (Seal) A. 'W. Gleason, Notary Public. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is taken Mucous Surfaces of the System. Fs 75c. Testimonials free. EJ. an & Co., Toledo, Ohio. J offre Given Precedence France Acknowledges Him as Man Who Saved Her When Odds Were Heavy é When the great parade with which France celebrated the victory of her farms passed under th of Triumph Marshal Joffre rode ahead of Marshal Foch. The great victor | of the great war gave precedence to the man whose place he had taken Joffre may not have been the general to win the war, but France acknow- her when 'the odds were so heavy that it appeared that only a miracle could stem the onrushing German hordes. Joffre, whatever may have been the mistakes he made later, won the war in its early days by not los- thing in their favor. So he lives.in the hearts of his countrymen in their hour of triumph as he shall live in the 'hearts of future generations of Frenchmen who love their France-- Winnipeg Free Press. 'Germany to Reduce Prices Copenhagen, Denmark. --The Ger- man government. has allocated a Ju}, er sum of 500, 000, 000 marks. for re- 1919-20 follow: 9,000 telegrams in one day, and 3,400] Real Seville Orange - Marmalade' All Orange and Shiga { : Boiled with care in Silver Pans. ASK YOUR GRQCER FOR IT. No camouflage. Supplying Farmers With Breeding Stock Saskatchewan 'Department of Agri- culture Encouraging Mixed - Farming \ The Saskatchewan Department of | mmm Agriculture, with a view to encourag- ing mixed. farming, will supply far- mers with breeding stock at cost. The department has at Regina 24 pure-bred bulls, including Shop horns, Herefords, Polled Herefords and Abode Angus. No¢ a few farmers are starting to raise beef cat- tle, engaging in' dairying or starting with 'small flocks. of sheep, and it is that the livestock branch is making the above offer. As orders come in, more sires will be purchased, and Ayrshires and Holstein sires will also be secured for dairy farmers. These sires are sold for cash or on terms. Last year 125 were sold through the department, and this' year it is expected that between 150 and 175 will be sold. 7 Mindrd's Liniment Cures Distemper. - Li --_-- \ Britain Leads ww 1 FOUGERA Co, 90, BEEK. first THE Re Sr Yd ny $UCCeSs, CURES APIS WEAKNESS, LO VIM, XYDNEY, DLACDER, DISEASES, BL FILES, EITHER No. DRUGGISTE oc MAIL §1 AD NRW YORK or ory, WRITE FOR »® 300K TO D3 2D. CO, HAVERSTOUK Ao HAMPSTEAD TRY XEW LRAGEELTAST 58) FORMOY EASY. 70 TAKE D "CHKRAPION' (8 sais, QOVT.STAMY AFFIXL> 70 ALL SENUIXE: PACKETS oui Cation Took Compound. A safe, rl re) wating medicine. Sold ree dee et of Girength--o. 1,813 , $5 per box, with the intention of encouraging this | easy |, Britannia Rules" the Air as Well as : the Waves The New York Tribune points out that in 1914 Germany was first, France was second, Italy was fourth and the United States was last in the appreciation of aircraft, as shown by the amount of money each was. will- ing to spend on that arm of:prepared- ness. When the armistice was sign- ed, on November 11, 1918, the per- sonnel of the military air force in each of these countries was -as fol- lows: . Great Britain .... oo 295,000 United States .... ... --.. 185,852 =lty ov 10033) France ... ~~ ev --- --... 80,000 Germany oii Unknown Great Britain is determined to maintain her lead, in evidence of which appropriations for the year Experiments and research in civil aviation... oo LD $15,000,000 Military and 'naval (joint ser- vay usr a $315,000,000 Total 'appropriated for the air nl ee "$330, 000,000 It is now as appropriate to sing "Britannia Rules the Air" as it is to sing "Britannia Rules the Waves." War Facts And Figures Some Details of Of Immensity Of British Army Operations These are some 6f the amazing facts in Sir Douglas Haig's last des- patch: General Headquarters. received letters by despatch-riders. One grams in a day, and the daily tele- grams on the lines of communica- tion were 23,000. There were 1,500 lines of telegraph and telephones, and 3,688 miles of railways, on which 1,800 trains ran weekly. ; In six weeks 5,000,000 rations were supplied, by our armies in France, to 800, 000 civilians in the relieved areas. ~ 200 tons dead weight of supplies and stores were required daily for the maintenance of each division. The total daily ration strength of (our. armies was 2,700,000. An addi- tion of one ounce fo each man's ra- tions represented an extra 75 tons. Over 400,000 horses and mules and 700 motor vehicles were used, and 4,500 miles of road made or main- tained. : In 1914 there was one ching but to 500 infantrymen in the British Army; at the armistice there was one machine-gun to 20 infantrymen. Over 700,000 tons of ammunition were fired by our artillery on the Western Front from 'last August to the armistice: =. © i : Vidi: "Why did you give ap that job I'got you as a collector?" 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