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A despatch from London "FB."- Bonar Law has and. n statement in the House of Commons in regard to loans to the allies and the dominion; The total advances to the allies m rl,o25,0o0,0oo in addition to £146,000,- 000 loaned to the dominion, the total being 't,17t,000.ooo. l mus BY BRITAIN port A despatch from Rome sarc-r,rol Italian gunners were sunk and one? small sailing vessel was dunnged dur-' ine the week ending midnight July 3,, says an ottieial announcement Five' hundred and ninety-three vessels, with.l a gross tonnage of 389.815, Griar,l and 550 of a tonnage of 408,460 left! a V -. . N, "am "no nos» “tumult to the ofrieial statement. Six French merchantmen were attacked unsuc- cessfully “In: that that! by lub- marines. Ship. of all nationalities, numbering 1.063. ontend port and 937 departed. A despatch from Paris tsartc--Dtrr.. intt the week ending midnight July 22 not a single French vessel either over or under 1,600 tons was lost, According " AL- 4-: 2,. . . i" of the Government of the Dominion of Canada. which will be offered to the American public upon 1 basis to yield npproximutely 6 per cent. The loan will be unsecured, and it will run for two years. The loan to Canada will be the tlrst foreign Government t...eii-) action that has been undertaken since] Amerien's entrance into the Europeanl war. FRENCH AND ITALIAN A despatch from New York Barr'.---- J. P. Morgan a Company nnnounced that arrangements had been perfected for the flotation of a 8109.00o.Mtt lmn tl INA DA "MAINS Statement Showing Financial Burden Assumed by the Dominion. WAR COSTS CANADA $850,000 A DAY The “no tax on income: exceeding 33.000 in the one of other persons. In addition the following super-tax is to be tamed: Where income exceeds $6,000 end. do” not exceed $10,000, 2 per cent. I Where income exceed: $10,000 and) does not exceed 20,000, 6 per cent. I lice-e Tu and new it Work: Out. Four per cent. upon incomes exceed- intt $2.000 per annum ily the use of amnied men or widower: without -- cur-um "on URI!" "rr.--ahe Where income exceeds $20,000 and, wealth ot Canada will be mode to e does not exceed $80,000, 8 per cent. tribute its full dun toward the cost Where income exceed; $30,000 and of carrying on the wet. In the Com- does not exceed $50,000, 10 per cent. non: Sit Thoma White introduced his Where income exceed. $50,000 and income tax proposals and the extent of does not exceed $100,000, 15 per can " _ the toll to be taken of the income: of Where income exceed: $100 . 26 the rich met with decided approval , per cent. ' you both sides of the Home. The. A tax of 4 per cent on in es ex inance Minister proposes to exempt) ' . . - the incomes of single men . and § Ending PHO m the cm a: corpora- widower, without children up to I ans or 2o"tt.etoe eompet etr. '2,000, and ttll other person: up to The plan will work out as follows: t3,000.. I Income. Unmarried u--.:...: mm; nx WW lllf mm or mm: Camitah Wealth to Contribute Full Share i War. A desputcll from Ottawa "rst-'rhe ' -1 I- - --- TO HER WAR ALLIES " per cent. The loan [ German Losses Are Very Heavy red, and it will run for . . The loan to Canada will m Anne Region. eign Government trans- London, July M.---Atrain the Ger- , been undertaken “mailman: have made a vicious thrust at an“. into the European'the French line in the Aisne region of France, and again they have paid ., _------ fdearly in men killed or wounded for HTALIAN [a slight gain. The nttack was tti gulp LOSSES LIGHT I l_i_vered over I front of two miles- from ' l 00.000.000 LOA N ONTARFO' ARCHIVES .' -e_-__ TORONTO I A despatch from London tre::.-.-) Twenty-one British vessels of more. than 1,600 tons each, and three of less) than 1,600 tons each, were sunk last' week by mines or submarines, accord-I ing to the weekly Admiralty report onl shipping losses. One titshing vessel" was also lost. ,centre span of the Quebec bridge will "re put in piste on the morning of .September 12. The event was planned (to take place quietly without wit.. ,nesses, but an engineer of the com- inission is supposed to have told the :secret to a newspaper man this mama ling. l SUBMARINE TOLL gummy " men killed or wounded for ,a slight gain. The attack was de- livered over a front of two miles, from ‘Hurtebise to La Rovelle, but only to lthe south of Mlle: was the Crown Prinee's army able to penetrate French first-line trenches. In ’Champagne the French have captured; ',rs...., A-_- , PLACE NEW BRIDGE SPAN ON SEPTEMBER 12'"! A despatch from Quebec "rsc-The centre span of the Omaha» in“... n-m 3erman trenches. FRENCH CAPTURE ENEMY TRENCHES pails. tue. ,' Capital punishment, abolished with ithe advent of the new Government) Ion [again has been put into force on the were',',',?'"',,,.', demand of the military ','tyyt,tdeylliii'r7 NE). 1 ism at the front, who will now be able to ftt'a,'y'/'d,2' "l assemble fUld courts-martial and r,r,it),ti,iftiri,1,y,t.; ' stron'g to death summarily traitors in tlellv/r'lt/i'Utt,ig,t,.i; l, army. Gen. Kornilofr, commander of " to $6.15. m3. the forces in Galicia, whose 'iii'ieit) {gaff-3:335 1:33?“ tion and desertions have 1r_tuyltt1iar,iii,iiliri,iii', us n havoc in the Russian morale, was the I s'1t'iuT.'"ihe.eel' most insistent of the military chiefs in," finest Easterns. l calling for a free hand to check 1tel'if7l."""ira,',ya/p, refractory troops, declaring that the i No. 1 stock, 40c; death penalty was the only means of i "ttyoe"--narrii saving the army. --, , ‘D.DU. A despatch from London says: The! - Russian Go rnment’s policy of I _ortreo--murt- "Blood and ar,', is to be carried out a,EPgfifdhgzy'g’igm-c.mggggemd it: :3 along lines which bodes ill for the se- ( "e; rolls. " 'to' 28c; br'eakrast 'bacon. ditious troops along the Eastern front ' t'e'2.oht"ii, tg."" plain, " to Me; bone.. Ind those persons within the country' Cured t11eats---Lontt clear bacon. " to who are trying to nullify the good I ."tUtr,lttj.P/iae "tIli/thy/fl 'du,.. work that has followed in the wake of! tuba, " to 27k; ' halls, '27; m an»: Capital Punishment to be Meted Out to Seditious Troops. RUSS 1urnes PUT IO DEATH 75.000 100,000 150,000 200,000 10,000 12,000 15,000 20,000 30,000 WAS 24 VESSELS in Prosecution of the rill work out is follows: Uytartied. Married. 10,050 14,800 120 220 $40 6,260 10,010 14,760 29,260 43,760 810 1,260 Dahlias, gladioli and hollyhocks and other tall plants should be staked up if exposed where they are likely to be broken by the wind. _ -- - V"_"n". uv.. uncunuul ”lull. 00.00 '10 $6.75; do., rough bulls. 85.00 to $600: butchers' cowl. choice, 37.75 to 88.25: Ido., good. "no to 87.25: do., medium. “6.50 to $6.75: stockers. $6.40 to $8.26: ,reedere. 87.15 to 88.75: cannere and cut- r tern. 85.25 to $5.76; milkers. ttood to F choice. $80 to $100; do.. com. and med., "iii to $60; springer; $80 to 8110: light ,‘ewee $8.25 to 89.26: sheep. heavy, so to “.25: yenrltnge. $10 to $11: calves. good to choice. 81: to tic. spring lambs. 813.26 to 313.75; lambs. year-tinge. $9 to $l0.50; -hoge. fed and watered. 816.76 to 816: do.. weighed " can. $16 to $16.26; do.. Co.b.. 815 to $15.25. _ l Montreal. July 'i--Butehers' cattle .chotce. no to $10.25; do., medium, 38.76 to $9.76; do., common. $7.50 to 88.50; manners. " to $7.25; butchers' choice .cows. $9.25 to $9.75; buteherw cattle. imed., 37.50 to tlp, do., bulls. " to 89.50; mnkers. choice, ench. $70 to $150: sheep. ewes. $8.60 to 89; bucks and culls. 88: to $8.50; lambs. 814 to 814.50: 11035.: fed and watered. 815.90 to $16; calves.’ ‘mnsk-{ed. tilt to $18; do., snorted. $6! [to 8. A In the first three months this year the United States consumed 83,662,- 907 pounds of cotton fiber in the manu- facture of explosives. 180 360 "F _'.'.'. " "i"-"'"'", -...EI.B. ."' c- 5 l? 'iy'i'h bagsgww 1hth “'49)“, "an. itlte Quebec Board of Harbor Commls- I run. (in to . H orts, 4t to 1., . at Middllngs, $43 to $50, Moulllle. :60. 1"?er.s,.and Lendrum MCMeans, K.C., [claw-57x0. e, per f/i',',': ft'"'i/,',,ti: Sllgdqtn of Winnipeg. These appointments re- l. . C?heese- , ttest 'eslerns. l C: . . n I finest Fhtsterns, 212v. Buttvr~~vhnlvest . duce the number of v?cancles Jn the eifi'r"ip.me"ig may“) i850; sectiinls, fl to Senate to five, three m Ontario and l c. isms __ ‘res . 4lie; He ecteU. it; . . - e _ No. 1 stock, 40e; No. 2 stock. 36 to 3yc. two In Quebec. It Is understopd, how r'r'otaioAc-iar'ra, u to " .ever, that two further appointments ", - i o ri - WM“, arm: "sr ll be made n F day or on Satur l .. ' 'day, leaving only three seats then to Winnipvsr, July 31-Cush tuutle'di--- ll “Weak-No. 1 Nurtlwrn. $2.34; No. ale fi ed. do.. $2.31; No. 3, do., $2.26; No. 4, $2.14: - " No. 6, tl as; No. 6. $1.69: feed. $1.50.] , Hash 'Tt_itrttt---Jui.v. $2.34; August” $2.29. oattr--No. 2 c'.w., 780: No. 3. do.,! I . 77v: No. 1 extra feed, 77c; No. 1 feed, I750; No. 2. do., 71%. Barley-No. 3. l.2.-; A o. ' .2 ', re cote. . ; ee ' M: F. N 4,t1.e0;r%ectedrtih0 feed $1.10. F'lux--No. l N.-\\'.C.. 82.951; No. 2 C. w.. $2.913: No, a. do., 32.773. _ Rama But" unkn- - Minneapolis. July lrt-rFh_eat---,rutr, o . closed t',ir)Fur'/i';"e/pot."i'. $2.1: Casszhg. King Not Present at Opening of -N0. 1 hard. . ; o. 1 l on em. .. to $2.93; No. 2, ty 82.80 a; J/lf, (Earn, Parliament at Athens. ---No. 3 yellow. 2.18 to . . a tH- . bio. a shut? 75%;? 765:0” 1"'Tj)itl A despatch from Athens says: The l c anze . raw--- to . . . , Duluth, July 'l-wheat-No. 1 hard, Peetiny of .Pt"'.liHnent on Thurld” 1 gag: 511.11No;th:;r:.782.8%:lN0.23.31%”!Was aignalized by a complete re- , 2.7 . * nsee - . ; u y. . ', ' 1.. Ana lts'sie'/v't"irnbe'p, $3.t9; October. 33.11 ttttttttttion of nonuInr rub and . Toronto. July 31---Choice heavy steers. £10.25 to $10.75; buteherW cattle, choice. 9.75 to $10.25: do.. send. $9.25 to $9.60; do., medium. $8.35 to $8.85: do.. com- mon. 87.10 to $7.25; butchers' bulls, choice, $8.00 to $8.60; do.. sand bulls, 8125 to 87.50; do.. medium bulls. 86.50 to $6.75: do.. rough bulls. 85.00 to 86.00; butchers' cowl. choice, $7.75 to 88.25: “A m”... u... A, -..-- - vmxaanngs, us to $50. Mouulle. $60. 'Hayâ€"No. t. per ton. car lots. 811.00 to [311.50. Cheese-Fist Westerns, 2130: ,ttrtest Ptst.t.r.Ts, zqu. Butter-Choi-Ui Montreal, July $t-oats--ca Western. No. 2. 840; do,, no. _ extra No. I feed, 830. Harley, feed, $1.26. Plour----Mtsn. spring gamma. ttrtsts, 813:1econds. " 12.60; strong bakers', tlt to winter patents. choice, $12.50 to ', stral‘ht rollers. $12 to $12.80; do. " to $6.15. Rolled oatsr-Barreu, to $9.35; bags. 90 lbs.. $4.40 to “run. 835 to $36. Shorts. 340 t hlflt1diirMs,A4a to $60. Moulllle. n" »-v‘-I unwull. .. " "e, per Ib.; clear bellies, " to Me. oard--Pure lard. Heroes. Mt to Me tuba, " to 27k: pails. 271 to 27:0 compound. tiercem 21e; tuba. 21 c pans. 2H0. Dressed Poultry-mote chickens. 30e; fowl. 20c; squsbs. per dos., 84.00 to 34.50; turkeys, " to toc; ducks. Spring, Me. Live 'roettrr-rt3primt chickens. Ib., Mc; hens. " to Ige; ducks. Spring. 15e. F.hy1e.v-Lcomir-2iiiitr"ii tine and heavy weight, per dot. $3.76: select, $2.50 to $2.15: you', " to, 82.25. "'"eie _. ...- .v-nuwlll‘ unrest 12t1eererr-Nei, large. Mt to "e; twins. Mt to "tc.. triplets. " to 2810: old, largo. $0tr; twins, aotc; triple“. mic. Butter-F/Ati dairy. choice. " to Me; 'il"ll'l."r prints. " to Me; solids. an to = c. 'trtryr--New-uia. In cartonl. " to tte; out of cartons. 10e. - ,_-_..- 7...... E?hrtter--fereamerv, solids. to 85c; prints, over 1b.. " to per lb.. " to a c. Fo'trtrtr--Pdr dot. " to Me. Whoiesatert, are 'qllirttt tr, "se at ting tollpwlng grjces BiiiGF--ctu. Iota, track Toronto. ,__,_, “.\.vlwll“ " sample. 810.15 to 810.85. in bats. track, Toronto. prompt shipment. Irfnlrdea--tfir' lots. delivered Montreal heights. bans i1tttiuetc-tiruTi, per ton. 835; shorts, per‘ton. “I: mlddllnga. per 'tth.'" to "r, good feed ttour, per but. Ntry---Extra No. 2, per ton, 811.50 to $12.00; mixed. per ton, $9 to 810. track Toronto. "e-"". "w..." 1rtnlnieit--eir' heights. batts I "Ir; shorts, per ton, '" to "ii: ontdrid "hour--' sample. 810.15 to Toto/tttir, grogpt , “a...“ 'e_"-4NO. I Winter. per cor Hot. M.".. No. I. 83.52. nominal. accord- Ps to freight. outside. ' .tur--No. , nominal. according to freilhtl outside. BPtlttt-arsiftTmr, nominal. according to freight! outside. Rve-aNo. s, nominal. according to freight: outside. Manitoba ttour-arte" patents. in jute bags. 312.90; second patents. in Jute bags. 812.40: strong bakers'. in Jute bags. 312.00 " - -fr_i'V .vv- " V. l 3. porn. Tm".%t,t,, corn-No. 8 rel track Toronto. Onhrio oBtr--Ntt cinch] , 015,519 theat-Nd. , WI “WI-.- Toronto. July 'A-zManttotta wheat-- No. 1 Northern. $8.84t; No. , Northern. ",'2hdiojiiiiiii,' up}. Port William Markets of the World _ V.-. - nvw§lwlllu hull. nominal. "or. Port Wllllnln. lumen oatte--No. I C. w., an. track T, porn. tttertean corn-No. ' yellow. nominal. gel: Toronto In". Stock lurk-tn country Phtmsaso-orhoi-as Iomnu Hurst- October. 3331 may. solids. per Its., '" er 1b.. " to 35k; dairy JE'. " to Me. eff, 3.11m; to the retail -No omdnl quotations. '.--No. a Winter. per car I. Lhlt, nominal. accord- -Mtsn. spring wheat lecorlds. 312.50 to :eru’. tlt to $12.40: ce, $12.50 to $13.00: to 112t0; dp., halts. F.htt.r, rfe.eordimr to per ton, 88.00 to 38.50. "'_'artadlart up to the present occupied seats in 'ru'hoo1d3/i;, “he House of Commons, have, it is spring wheat Tunderstood, been appointed by the Is J,1'il'1//.' j Government. They are Richard Blain ‘50 to 813.005 (of Peel, John Henry Fisher of Brant, /l'/,/'//c, trg; ‘ Davift‘i Ovide Lesperance, chairman of the retail I A despatch from Rome "yr.--mte lWar office statement regarding mili- itary operations on the Austro-Italian llront reads: "On the whole front the artillery and patrol activity was nor- ’mal. During the night an isolated alt-j tack by the enemy southwest of Caz-l: tagnavizza was broken up by our fire.} One of our airplanes paid a aurprisel visit, under adverse atmospheric eon-l ditions, to St. Lucia-Tolmino, drop-{ ping a ton of high explosives on the railway works and doing considerable ' damage." ITALIAN GUNS BUSY L! King Not Present at Opening of " Parliament at Athens. I A despatch from Athens says: The meeting of Parliament on Thursday was signalized by a complete re-l sumption of popular rule and the end of autocracy in Greece. King Alex- ander did not take part in the func- ition, the speech from the throne haw. ;ing been abandoned on the ground i that it would involve criticism of a fa-I ther by his son. I The Chamber presented a pietar- ‘esque scene, with Greeks, Mussul- mans and Islanders dressed in their quaint native costumes. Premier Venizelos was acclaimed by a LTiil, majority of the deputies. The new re- _ gime completely controls the situation I and is in full accord and co-operatingl , with the Entente. ll A despatch from Ottawa says: Four new Senators, two of whom have Five Seats Are Yet Three in Ontario Two in Quebec. FOUR SENATORS ARE APPOINTED ' - -- n... .....uuu5 ulBVlUUl- "We are eonfident, however, that Premier Kerensky will bring about order out of chaos. He is a wonder- ful man, and the best people of Rus.. sia are ready to follow and obey him.) There,will be no separate peace, I ttttti sure, and Russia will continue to stand! (in the side of democracy." l She asserted that she had seen Ger- , . . ‘msn agents circulating among the [crowds surrounding street speakers and openly distributing ten-rouble notes to those who would agree to shout for a separate peace or the overthrow of the existing government. She added that these emissaries are‘ everywhere in Russia, in the army and l among the civilian population, and that their work is aided by shortage of food, due to the existing disorder. Offer Money to Incite Rebellio- Against Provisional Government. A despatch from New York says: It is true that German agents under the guise of Socialist and Anarchist _ speakers have been openly engaged in 1 spreading revolt against the Republic- an Government of Russia, and German money is being freely used to encour- age discontent and dissatisfaction with the progress of the war, according to Mrs. Alexander Lodyguine, wife of a former New York construction en- gineer, who arrived here on Thursday after spending ten years in Petrogrsd, where her husband is employed. HUN AGENTS I ; BUSY Ill RUSSIA ON WIDE FRONT. Yet Vacant, Duffs. ,_ --. -9.... - In: Bl *' ttve years. has been temporarily tur- of importance in the world. 5ean pointed by Hon. John Oliver, Minister Europe may produce . a newer and of Agriculture, as provincial horticui- more tstraightforward German lan- turlst to succeed R. M. Winslow. guess, Imperial English may reign I ------6---- [alone over the North American Con- We often hear people say, " could lI Inert, and a more businesslike Sinn- have amounted to something if I had i IL',', ill P. used u! Botath American had a ehnnee." The person who has; tr, While Russia may take on it in him to amount to something does some more r ich Slavonic dinUet Which not wait for a chance, he just goes will blend the Pt". of Eastern Ell- i ahead and makes it. The man or wo- rope and c.tnttl Asia into I harmoni- l [man who makes up his or her mind to! ous federation. s, that 1n future these 1 isucceed can do so. In order tol four Insult“ Will enter into what! l, succeed we must have faith in our own may be tt never-ending competition. abilities. If we start out depending ---+-----. on "chance" alone, and thinking "mar- Make your own dustleu dusters by be we will succeed and maybe we wetting good-sized folds of cheese- won't," we might as well give up " cloth with liquid veneer or floor oil, once, for will power is the foundation snd allowing it to dry. These work of success. ftrnt- M. B. Middleton. who was mutant provincial horticulturist " Nelson for five yours, has been temporarily ap- pointed by Hon. John Oliver, Minister of Agriculture, as provincial horticul- turist to succeed R. M. Winslow. A cougar is skulking in Stanley Park, according to MryH. Irvin ot the Beaver Rooms, Vancouver, who claims that while walking in the park, near the “Seven Sisters," he saw a big mountain lion in the. underbruuh. At Mission City We feeling against the Japanese seems to be lessening. The Jan will buy cheap land that white men will not touch, clear and drain it. and the following season produce a crop equal to his white neighbor. The fifth ot the six mining engineers who are to be in charge of the several Mineral Survey districts created by legislation of last session was selected by Hon. William Sloan. Minister of Mines. This is Arthur G. Langley. a Victorian. Next to Australia House, at Ald- wyeh, British Columbia's new home at the bottom of Lower Regent street. close by Waterloo Place and Pall Mall, is undoubtedly the most imposing of all the overseas Government omeea in London. branch The Nelson Patriotic fund total is $14,377.41. During the year the Net. son men's auxiliary" committee of the Canadian Red Cross has collected over 33.000 and has paid a regular income of over $200 a month to the local "Cordovtr" is to be the name of a new station on the Canadian Northern Railway at Cordova Bay. The erection of the building has commenced, and but a few days will be required to carry out the necessary work, f The danger period from bush ttres ls again upon the province ot British Columbia, in the coast district a; well as in the dry belt, and the part that members of the general public can ex- ercise in reducing the number of tires is once more emphasized by the for. estry department. in process of successful developgeixi at Nanoose Buy, have just received an advance of eight per cent. in their wages ‘ The proper conservation of the few remaining spawning grounds and sources ot tiah food on Vancouver Is~ land is being strongly agitated for by residents of the Cowichan district. At Nanaimo the employees of the Grant Colliery Company, the new mine " Victoria permitting the Canadian Northern Railway to operate a. work. men's train between that city and Port Mann without paying bridge tolls. To have something over thirteen and a half hours ot bright sunshine every day for a week is somewhat of I re- cord. That is what Victoria and Nanaimo have had tor a week. An order-in-Council bu been issued " Victoria “mum" in. nan-Mu- According to news Juat received in New Westminster. Lieut. B. F. Knight, who went overseas as machine gun ot. Beer, has been awarded the military medal for bravery during the struggle at Vimy Ridge. I The mater portion of Sumae prairie is still inundated, as well as a part ot law through highway from Chilliwaek to Vancouver. Tramc over these made has practically stopped. That tourist travel to Alaska is re- markably heavy and compares well with that of last year is the statement of Mr. C. E. Jenney, general agent of the Grand Trunk Paeitie line, which is now operating its summer service to the north. With the arrival ot the G. T. P: stenmshlp Prince George at Victoria». Capt. D. Donald completed MI two. hundnedth round trip to the North to commander. FROM SUNSET COAST ‘GE' ABE DOING. Putin-plus. a the Canadian operate a. work. Make your own dustleu duster: by wetting good-sized folds of cheese- cloth with liquid veneer or floor oil, ttttd allowing it to dry. These work I fhnst-rate. A century he'nce "tierGiiiii'siiit, is that there will be only four languages " :_...-_4AM, ' .. _ - I It may appear stance, but it its inevertheless true, that there are over i4,000 hnguages spoken by mankind, Iwhile the number of dialects exceed. this. There are more then sixty vo- cabularies in Brazil. and in Mexico the Nahun is broken up into some 700 ’dialects. There are hundreds in 'Borneo, while in Australin there is nol, classifying the complexities. Let us assume that fifty dialects, on an aver- uge, belong to etch longuage, and we} have the colossal total of a quarter; of a million linguistic abilities. I iThere Are Over 4,000 Language- Spoken by the Hum“ Rue. How many men, if askedrhow many languages there were in th- world, could give anything like on ttttcurate answer? The average man’s knowl- edge or ability to speak language: "ttrely exceeds two beside! his native tongue. The late Emperor Francis Joseph, when visiting a Red Cross hospital, spoke with the patients in their own language, which showed the egod emperor to be master of six. prices and eliminate proiiteering, said he intended to fix the prices of com- modities of prime necessity over which ‘be could obtain eifeetive control, at all, istag'es, from the producer to the con- sumer. Every eefort would be made to prevent speculation, and unneces- 1nary middlemen would be elimirurted. Existing agencies would be utilized for the purpose of distribution under license and under the control and sup- ervision of local food controllers to be appointed by the local tutthoritiess. A despatch from London "rv.- Lord Rhondda, the Food Controller, outlining on Thursday the policy he purposes to follow to regullte food, British Food Controller Will Regulate Prices. m STOP ALI. mMilillMl Lens and Bill 70 nearby have been! Dr. Archibald Proctor. at 0.1mm, under heavy. end almost continuous} can ymut son at the late Mr. and gun tire. Eventhebsttle-mrredmd Mm. Proctor, of North Sydney, bu ‘barren Vimy Ridge, which oversoouliiiiad the media! unit in o nd. the valley above Lens, has been the! Q. M. Sam. G. N. Muid ot Glue. object of vigorous shelling which has Bay, who won the D. C. . and the accomplished nothing except to add Julian bronze medal for hntry on still more shell enters on the already T the tieMPaa been won . badly punished hill. f Muster Fred R a Newman I From thin the conclusion in drum! that; for muons of their own, the' Germans my be fearing that tronblel is impending in some section, and m not certain where-to look for its an». penance. l Out of the stitching have grown‘uom numeroul fleree artillery duels, ape-l A Non. Booth cially in Flanderl. The German',' Cord Lent, was toetred 1 have developed what is known amour are, but we: towed to on [rt-h p0 the British u "nerves"; that is, they, On July Mth . matey-once wtl have become exceptionally sensitive to, held in Mouton to mouse for g I my movement of their opponent) time province teacher! {mum which deviates from the routine, Ind 1918. give evidence of this condition in furl-l Preplntlonl ere on the wgy one bombardment, " Inspected points/ the New Brunswick Women's I Large Sale. A deapatch from British Headquar- tere in France, "rc-The Ger-mar ‘and British fighting lines in Franco! and Belgium, which have been oom- paratively dormant for several week... so far u any large offensive in et) corned, have tensed perceptibly in tho last few daya. I now MANY LANGUAGES? MI ARMY DUEIS RESUME!) Fighting Has Been Renamed h Flanders on a Very I into a harmoni- rt in future these enter into what I competition. "W: "M. Butter milk 100 per cent.” ,-...- owl/cl. um general rise in food prices we; '5 per cent. By the end of April, 916, the rise was 55 per cent. end by :he end of April this Pear 97 per cent. “It It the MI average, but meat he “mined 140 In: cent. line. June, 1914, bathr- M - - ‘ - ___ _....-..u w-aay than at the "atuneneetnent of the war is the state- 'nent made by Montague Gluckatein. t London. "Prom June, 1914, to 'une, 1915." Mr. Gluchtgin Mates, the general rise in food "A- ----, heavy priGiri"it this profession . - --"-- u. “all!” liar-esters, in direct 'yintittistratiel COW. tact with all cutting operations on Crown lands, wilHie necuury More a satisfactory solution of this prob. lem may be nntieitmted A beginning has been made in this direction in c..- ada, but much still remains to be ac- complished. Just " present. fore-hr- That meat in 140 per cent, -ostly in Englnnd to-day ttun 'rant-os-., A‘ .. ,,e__,, - - “I! my be. In rout uses, these regulations w, inadequate either to prevent un- lneouury taste or to provide util- Ilctorily for the re-eetnhliehment of the forest on cut-over lands. Further, the enforcement of such rettuUtiom, is for the most part also Inadequate. due to lack of sufficient inspection of the right kind, on the ground. The establishment of technical forest ser- vicea, with adequate stath of trained foresteu, in direct ndrni,uur-s., --- ea, ma 3 good deal of it could I). avoided. The (rent bulk of logging in Can- ad. is on Crown timber loads, under regulations imposed by Dominion or Provincial authority. as the cue mi L- ., - ed, Ind 3 gain} avoided. The way wanker of tho mrefng and summer hu seriously dohyod tho road-making operations ot the Pro- vincial Department of Public Work: in New Brunswick. Master Fred 3 a Newcastle student at Acadia esiate School. won the essay 9 Mend try the St. Catharines Chapter of the 1.0.0.3. A serious break was dis end in the dam across the mill k whidn supplies half ot Marya ' but the trouble was discove elm much dame was done. M. A. Mclnnis, of 0 Bay. who 't cently resigned as ntendent for the Dominion Coa o. at Glace Bar, has been appoin assistant to C. A. Magi-am, fuel eonuoller. "do“ club. In the province. Dr. Archibald Proctor. of Oakland, on, youngest no: at the late Mr. and Thirty or more household science teachers of New Brunswick m ates ing Instructions In cunning to the the New Brunswick Womon'l [nul- mu C-ttttrt to be held tn Monet. ton in om. Advance i: GREAT WASTE IN LOGGING. A Non 'tt't2,'MtlllllllllER', Coral but, wu towed at on tire, but wu towed to an Irish port. On July 27th I conference will be held in Moncton to ”range for g and» Pte. [mm was. It the Mm. D. Helm “out. H. I and In. W. ton, bu been tunable, 1ia -- --- can: butter-so GUI'., _.,-_ w- v-.." any nun-null.- ten in falling Ire generally , also short log length. In d States National forem. den methods of treientitie are Mud. this Ion in per cent... but in trenerat a! in Food Price; due to the var; of enlistment tmm f: 77" ""'""e there “Knitting Ir to prevent un- to provide satin- “-estahliahment of unit In o nd. . Hula of Glue. D. C. . and the II for hurry on won . I Novena. acute School. for Buckwheat a breakfast and. . trough of bird food. a Iva-H or bird-bath, and a shallow bu drinking water on your window 1 Childm and Birds. ( Interest children in birds. study of bind dam you can I the kind you want by providiu food they like. Native birds an to domestic“; and respond quid anemia: to their spec-ill needs. III pl: " HOW THE iWAr' “I” fr ski M M o An unuzual und ya . ll shown in the r “unrated. It is m uvelope style of ch ttte envelope section I has It the top of t not take away from ICC“! Pattern No. ' or Two-Piece Rompm In 5 sizes; 6 months l " cents. Tl " ll Rural Church " th Tl tty ingof " W when an on rr . ' n ' I t J,. ..1'r , rt ', f ", .' " I. aw “5 1 ', K .45" Ide: . te " fi; ‘. C', .r,’ , ; "'P l , V _ A I“. " :LL " " "