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plé; and especially ¢, 'of Canada adopt E for every farm as her towards the increased . supply that "will keep the from Hiinger and Want. "The Government supply of Marquis Seed Wheat is expect: to arrive early this week. | farniers desiring seed should e their orders with R. M, + Onl., Dept. of "Agr, by, at 'once, ay orders will filled 'in order' received. must ~ accompény the for even humbers of bush: Price is $2.74 per bushel, "delivered Treight | , it" might be added responding, to the of vacant lots, waste and back-yards, a bulletin d bythe: Department of at Ottawa and entitled o and its cultivation in a should only circulation earnest attention: 1t con oo pages dnd goes exten f seedlings, telling of the plans that should be ig, of care during | L + from pest and ms' Medicine Co.) pair civilized and e gion dé assay Soe may be aroun but it is midwinter fn his heart: He cannot test because of the sleéepsdestroying fear that the Germans #re going to ing an Nour 0 when ri y Tit I win the war. They have 'won the * land 'the Little and Great Russians are under the heel of 'the enemy, "land have become part of | his econ ting address on omic system. Italy awaits with apprehension the attack of Austr; ° hich has mustered almost her en" tire military sty h in the Jaliah and Carnic Alps for a descent upon the plains of Venetia and Lombiirdy: theft Pathog and vagation 3 ky in. sist that the (winter) climate is per- fect while the expense of enjoying it ismoderate and benefits derived are | - Highly beneficial. Seip Wueat AND Oats, anND Euvszka Sged PoraTors.--It will be seen by his advertisement that Mr Solomon Wilson, agate Epsom, is offering the best and miost prolific Seed Wheat, Oats 4nd Potatoes for sale The best is the Sheapest Mr. Wilson has a splendid for supplying only the very 2 seed, 'Whitby's tax raté willbe 38 mifls Why dot kill' the cats and give the birds a chance: + Oshawa's custom. fetutns for 1917 reached nearly $4906,600, The world has ng use for an idler or slacker these days. 4 Reduce the' "2at™ iff wheat and meat and tutethe Jtufe"ip subtitute. It was'd Pear Tast Saturday since the United Statesedtéred the war. Now that 'Spring 1s here again, don't kill: the snakes: 'Snakes de- stroy more mice than cats do. "In Winnipeg in the first time for many years: the grass was shooting before the 1st of April, Altes the South African wir, of native Indian, 294, an ine with {é prev Aan a of ground, large or small, thisSummer, will be a teproach to the Man who owns it. Speed the spade, restricted con us pork; fwheat good servants of sufferance is. thy tribe." & Toronto Stat.~--1In those dull, igronatit days bole became so S were lo ors from 'A toan's suit costs from $300 to bring ¥ The clock and the sun into 8th inst, All membe Minutes of last nd adopted. guns," or/artillery for its armys and E wiay not be able. to transport even half a million of mén with rifles in their hands to France in tin to turn the scale in favor of the Allies in this sopreme crisis of the war. Seeing all these surface signs of the prosperity and success of the eaeiny, the pessimist moans bis way through these bracing Spring days, leaving a trail of disindy and doubt behind him. The well-balanced, forward-look= ing, patriotic citizen should get after the pessimist and make him stop his unfmanly chatter. 'The issue of dl the war is not in doubt. Even though the Germatis were to cap- ture Amiens, advance along the Valley of the Somme to the sea, drive the British army. out of the {¥pes salient and off Vimy Ridge and force it to tdkeé dp defensive ines covering Calais and Boulonge, the issue would not be in doubt. France would fight on. * Britain would put every ounce of her energy foto the struggle. The United States would call millions of med tothe colors and make plans for a fight to'the finish betfveen the pine ciple of Autocracy and Democtacy. It bas taken longer fo desteoy German militarism "thay was abtici= pated 'because the people of Ger 10--Wnk Akoey 12--Richard Cragg 13--Wih. Pollick 14--Neil Witliinso 16--]bitn J. Gregg: 17== Frapk Heatli 1g--Robt. Scott Mr. Cook gave notice that at next meetisg of the Coda for leave to _ifitroduce a By amend the wie fence bonus Byl Owing to they County ass certain leading highways throug) the Township weré thade fr num of Road Divisons The following Pathmasters' appointed for the year endif 1st day of May, 919; viz: Div. 1=Wesley Stack 2--Ed, Ashton 4--Jas; Wilsont 5--Geo, White 6--JohnjSpenter. 7~Buké Day. 8 Jas. Risebiooght og --Gideon Viragn many have become convinced that it is upon their Fa was the pulling down of ; the purpose of the Grand ceatury ago. But the end js certain, Germany cannot stand against the world inarms, Even Russia, beaten to 'her knees, begins to organize new armies. Brifain and America aud the overseas Dominion them- selves could continue the war and win it were France and Italy to be forced by exhaustion to make peace. DAYLIGHT SAVING An ounce of experience is worth |: a pound.of theory, and in view of the satisfactory working of daylight saving in other countries, it may be afficipated that most of the draw- backs that have been conjured up will Be found to have little real foundation. When daylight savin was fried in Orillia -maay of: nths | 22--L. D,; Christie 23--Robt. Ruglerss 25--E., Kendal 26 Thos. Béa 27--Isaac Vernon 184 Francis B 34--Wir. Tow 340A, J. Pergn 35--Norman Palmer 36---~Wesley Page 37--~Wur. Bowles 38--Chas. Wells 38a--~S. Bynlick Ed. Ashton, $17. 90, gravel Luther Mitchell, 84.20, shov snow It ANY p= es pe Dor ; CatBany, ALK, MaseH 4§.~0On third day of the Calgary big bull #408 bulls passed through - the bringing & total of §45;575, and erage of $206 each. At 6 tl o'clock the champion Shorthorn bull Sof the show, #ster Pride; a ol straight Lancaster, thi 4 oid, "contributed -'by ~ H ; n: Marshall, Minister of Agricul Rtuce for Alberta, sold" for 85675 to » Hl Sharp Bros.j Stetler; "*Eolnfibid Hi Wonder " a matchless éalf; from tha flsame herd, oe to she side buyers 1. at $670. "b= This morning, ** Gainford Duke,' ibe » Gainford of Saskatoon," atid | gantributed by Cimarles. Beeching. : Nanton; went to AIL "Pelletier, Riu- Hl cher Creek; for $1600. « Jas. Burns, Hanna, got $700 each for two good 'Shorthorn prices are sound, and while nothing sensatiohal is develo- F| ping in the ring, conformation and quality are being generally justly Flappfaised. Only a few bulls re: mafning to be Sold, and when the Tast animal goes under the.hammer the greatest bull sale ever held if Baierica will have close d | Mire Re Hector M. Forbes, 106%, 1 Sih Ave. west, Vancouver, B. Ci John Hams bly Bfown passed away; in his Bist year, on Mandag. morning, March 25th. '1918, being. suddenly stricken: tact beshi in tisgal good health; attertded chirch on Sabbith ying dnd was dressiug whip het 7H svas-taken, pas#iitg without pan or to the realms where sichsi nes flever comes. Always a lover ofichildren he spent His ast Stlir= day wight otf earth, playing lide] andsseek with the "thee EXildren of | a hig' danghter Floretiee," « Heaven lie§ about ts in euf infancy." Al edge of the continent of life saw the children sporting on the shore arid heard the mighty waters Tolling evermores' The fuderal took place on Wed- nesday from the home of his dangh- ter: to the Mountain View Cemetery, the-close of the day; on the Fo 3 Mr. Jas. D. Paxton and Mr. John ; Pound now fesiding in Vancoui oid friends of Me. Brows in earlier days, being: 1wo.of the palibearers. |: x. Kerr, formerly Miss Mo- |. Gory, formerly in th Mr. Brown, Mr, and and Fit, Durie MeToggatts sted away, and his. diug the 116th Boy werd ¢ Agnes G, wif€ of the Rev. Cha with an address of wel<| Sing) Pastor of - Mointain: View the Lharch, and a address Methodist Church, Vancoitver, were. of military brish the o military es" by Edith being in New York, and his Cross Society. A Red Cross Cushion" %as al d of by raffle. $40. wy ts were sold; thakisg the as one of general weakness, with him at the end. ' His daughter id, being-in Peterbore, Ont. ? Henty, Pastor of Chal: ne Church, of which Ho T 818, Solicitor for Administratrix, N article by Horatio Bottom= ey, the well-Kiown English ntitled "Somewhere tellk what "lite on shenty. g Jf have seen Sondetal wom was of Sou 'sigking thelr ives in.