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TOMMY ATKINS' Dont Lat Lp-fu &JVLL 1) 1ilneed 0.f anyone going hungry Caxiadians shd cat fooda WORK 0F711E SuGAR cOMMIS-'that supply the gremtest, SION IN ENGLAND. a Oun f nt --et at the lowest coat. The wuhole In Order That thse Army May Be Supi- wheat grain la the moat per-' Plidth BttshHoseoler fet food. given to man. pled tseBrtlh ouehldr Shredded Wheat Biscuit Gvoos Short. ià the whnle wheat train j' No Iamn coming ta a subject o Until One ees statIstlcs 0one can which I shaîl not have smipathy in ecamcoly belleve how mueii ugar and., this Chamber and shall have compara-i Jaislla nocessamy for upping Tom- tivciy few supporters In - Cangda., my 's sweet tooth. lu TheJ.,Wtrd's There are some men lu Canada who Work Mr. P'redemtck A. Tafiots his- have thonght as much as I have on. torY of the Industrial mobilIsation of the climate conditions of Canada, her. the resaurces of tha Empire for war geographical contruction, and hem la maluly cancerned wIth thia aubject. possibilities. You will be somewhat Th1e arusy la a heavy consumer of 0 Mfcà" agntonished, honorable gentlemen, at'sugar. seeing that the dally ration la- the statement I arn about ta make. I sued ranges frais twa ounces in the know of no* other piiblic man in Can-'case of the soldier at boise ta threc ada who wouid make such a state-' ounces for the fighttng man et the ment, but the reverse. On al aur'Front- A jersey f rock for the littie girl lsa a public plattarins, in al aur legialative1 On the basis af L1&00,000 men this natumal outcame of the popuarity of halls, the statement Las been continu-1 represents a dally consumptian afe this materiai for her mother's frocks: allv made that Canada la a country; 125,000 a nd 187,500 lhe. respectii-eiy. Gnd suits. The model, charming for abounding In a variety of natural e- aisong the home troops and those In~ fanilamadeo(wieerytrm d sources which are af enormaus value Flanders. It la possible ta brIng homo with soutache lniaid. The dress is une and inexhaus-tible. In my opinion this more vividi>' the milltamy' requime- of hos atracivetieon r btto-onattitude ha been more or lesa mis- iesIt5 b tis connection when ane me- fmacks su popular because of their leading sud hurtful ta Canada, givlng calis that, according ta the statement simlefasenng. MCai Pttmnhçr people an ex aggerated idea as ta made In the House of Cornions b>' simple7908,eGi's. Tic orPBttn-n her posbilities. Nat oniy has Can- ý the Prime Mintter an December14 Frack-wlth or without shield. Put- ,ado the disabdities due ta ber cli- Great Britain bas 5,000.000 men under i - - o1L; iL iyas rre, matic condition and ber georaphical arma Assumlng that each- member of conformation, but ahe is nat a country ,titis huge force recelves an average of .possessed af numerous natumai me- 2% ots. per day, thon aur Army l.9 eat- sources. 1 make the statement sdvis- Ing its way tbrougb 124.100 tons of ed!ly, and 1 think 1 know what I ai saugar per annurn. tallçing about, and before many years AGaeStain in lte ,IhRve pusseé my siatement -will be' This le approximlateiy equlvalent ta, found to ho Irue. One of my friends,' one-tblrteenîh of our total normal an- in talking ta me before I arose ta ad-: nual conisuirapîlon of thia article, lu dress titis honorable House, said, "Ed- 1913 the nation required 1.700,000 tons wards, dor't be pessimistic." "Mell, of augar. Brtish efinerles canti- my friend,- I said, "I will not ho pes- uei8000tosa hatt lte simistic, but 1 atn igoinir to tel the balance represent.tng imports frais truth.*" Canada, a-s I have stated, Is foreigu retinertes. The Brltish sugar not a country of a great variety of yield was practicaily ail, Inasmnuch as, natural resources- She has juse four,:.%-e have nover ontitustaaticaliy em- namcely. azriculture. luniber, miuing. braeed che cuiivation of sugar beet. and fishing; and a fifth might ho add-1 In one stroke our sugar suppi>' was ed, namnely, aur watem powors. Occu- cut in haîf b> tite supervention of war, pytng the uarthern portion of the' becauso Germany furniabed us witb 'i ~ ;North Arnerican continent we are ns-, some 60 per cent. of aur needs. Tha turaily richin l water-powems. situation was undentabi> one of gravi-. "Iexastbl" ty, but the Govermmnt effective!>' grappied wihh 1h b>' assunxing sole re- CaminL ta the next industry'wvhich sponslbillty for the purchase sud dis- I have named, that of lumber, 1 think tri bution of tbe coaîmodlty through it will be agree<1 that with this 1 am. the spocialiy ceated organisation somewhut familiar. 1 do flot hesitate known as te Sugar Commission. to make the statement that every pro- Natumally the Anis> cama irai anti vince in the Dominion af Canada fan, farerikasi; no stint In titis fieldi could overeatimates itÈ* resaurces iu thia ho countenanced for ane moment. respect. Tiere are min>' in Canada Some 25,000 Ibo. per day hati to be is- who oven to-day beiieve that obr me- rnediateiy earmarked for te use cf sources in this respect are inexhaust- aur troops in Flauders alone, andti iis ibie sud that it wiil only ho a question quantit>' ai once camniencedti t grow of tme until the United States will somowhat startlngly ta keep pace ho exhaustdof lumben -aud will have with thse thausanda af men fiocklug ta Twu-fabric combinationa are the ta tumu to, Canada for a supply. Thiste colora. rage. The'mode! illustrated shows a ides, 1 assure you, la absolutel>' incor-, 108,000,000 Pouads Per Year. stunning froclç for.misaes or smml! wo- rect. The United States has as great'Fastodmst on fve men, developed lu blue serge sud black a supply of lumber mreatively te hemFe h oeti on fve atin. Serge ia uaed for the panels, wants as Canada has, sud the total' ouI>'i.b coufso was open ta the front sud back, and for tite fashion- quantity ofaitaudîng timber in Can-. authitles, The househoider sudte- able dr&ped pockcts, while black satin ada would sot I Oiy te wants o temany intercala lu which augar pli>' Iused for- the sleeves, ide sud lower United States for More than eight ThoIm uetint uat must glime ho sections of s1cirt. McCali Pattern years. Canada was once a compara- Thenqestoaod lat 00000 as hwti No. 93t3 Mises reas(sutabl ~1 tivelv icb country in tbis reseurce, formei'cm ri ema' aail Womie). l20 ies;. 4 t 0 u bs ires and unwise adinsta ugar refiner> cassot ho hut.in a day. year - ric, 20cona -tion of our tisiber resourc-es on th 'Phese pattersmna sy ho obtained pr fterrou rvne s The sugar-refislsg industry i t-be frais youa- local McCall dealer, orfro proftet*lusrvne h" United Statee bsd faflen upos 1ýWonte- theMeCil o. 70Bon St, risbx-ught about tbe uniortunate result1 what evil days. niany refinerlu lin. Dth. a o, 0BodStTarante, I have naied. v~flo aedasue _______W,__In pulpwood we are considerably ~ î..e èizigti p TUE TUREE FLAGS. srne ta1atibrfr ubrpormualty 10 etrieve braken fortunes manufacturing-of tuis there ia noei t thla field. at once aecured thse By aGmei-GestGrea-Grsdsn ~question; but4 if our J>pWa od i-e- basdoned factories.ovihtldt4s Martisa Washington. sources are no better admînistred'ansd brought themIn lai operatlea than aur lumber nesaurees have b mr. es-rlsagsc to,1isa As romeate hueso! morslsg grow ilu former yemrs, they tee will becon, esmi.sa usret s d elalu- And day emerges frais the night, - exhauated much mntre napudiy tisa lation. -- ?.Yla do 1 ueo that stops the flow la ut preseat anticlpated. Il w as alse ineumbent upon us ho 0f blood ta heant sud dîrn the Biadi Settlei Plcy . Iseancla fer familier potetat conttibka- sight ? tory sourcea ot suppi>' la connetio ýThree bannera figating in the breeze, 1 would as*k honorable gentlemen witii the rsw matent aadu& rnuata- Be bravely wavlng ide by sîdet Who truvel hhrough thts country tror15> etse tepsil ll Tise Brsi two conte fron te sencs, Halifax ta Ottaswa, on iather fee romt Brhtiah possemdsions soclated . The third la sure our coutrys pride. jushte observe as tharpais over the wth uhis lîdustr>',- la tlsa latter And God be prýalsed tisat Iiow at asat variaus streama tise lotsa tisarem dIrectIon mme ucata bees'4oe. -'-- Te fas are st-eamin- ais-ifose; jbeint sawn to-day; for 1 msure yTonu 1supflt teAryl Mlatakes and *errons of lthe past honorable gentlinçn, Ibat the legs. white grautated,.and desptý thee tu-, Have gene as miat before Oie sun. beiug sawn te-day iu most cf the. miiiJfcuittes cf tise probient there bh» ,Fiesh aiouri fesi and-boite of boue, inla astors C4nada are auch' ta were nover boeusthse wigitet dlmculiy IDn Brave Eugland'a colore vwhdg are loftinlutihe woodu tweiity-tlve y-as s ltya the War ocemo.ui.- -' fluag, .- agoan sd 1do. vara the %various pro- zmet. Naturaily thea is4L11m* ra 1 While noble ,Frince her ensigan; visces cf- tht. Dominion tisat, If we J is cousîr cau polittu semae bis tdo sot halte car@ of em remorea hin ters. Oie centfftcl th on.«0 out: z« oviig gýeetlngs loud are uag. this respect, tise iiiiibo tradeof alose callins for the aupply of 4»qWO ,,> Aaduntotd millions raîae the skies Canada, excejt veat of the RocItha,'t..saper gao0tji. viS ta eqairaleat ta In loud acclAIm unteoOur Loid, wî1in a acomparatlvely mItnt Ore iM00.0 Ise- Dean«. 'bat mter ait the -sacrifice ho sa thing of tise jasai. A stage vasi_ ____ The. boston Las whIl drop tise svprd. reaced saversi jours ugo la thse iha-jw Amrici sud France sisall ho ber induirLm1cng lit thecontinu- jFREQULN" tIAuAHEi As true ionda tsied Iu dsys o e uaalun 5 objcof eveM luber-1 - yoe, muata ose rVe bisa tamu " ls tti j Ple vus Uode bloofarem uch .While England l14U thse wboeo oud respect; but tise>'bave u»« bon nm mm 11 «to btuce bis ii Se hd y the.ad etitr t he b ~~io W «mI an hetm e *#cm 1b us ïuow for evermore. near proviaca. isdeabepot- siema Atcm rew04 00# ta asbrtetisrawe'll-"st.d stand, lieue eofeuntry arm sIs er bt.iui.atomt- ulvuya aeeepesjt4 by ieéel CemieWd wtUithse gréat. dasIre sold fortkllu»etu beje *9 Obje# jM". v~ i5IISVu BS* O ?e stop tise isfais, Rnltbn, aatatlann o . buuoaPlts td.esi -W1o'viled tise world wltb blood luiMber, *i>at4e PM, - off lt t ~I IWho~e Me eu hve ceot or « .M As sliu illrs. e rtainet as i hauubemu* «Io*ae(W t- ud piMnt14 d lvwIxeî'er ft Pste on lansd saamsie 1 t MVb O M4d »W «sU abold be 4 t4t prepared ini a digestible form i. very particle of the whole wheat berr-Y is used- nothing wasted, -riothing thrown away., Two or tbree of these biscuits with rnilk, sliced peaches or other fimits make a nourisbing, satisfying mneal et a cost of only a few cents. Made li Canadla. *BRITANNIA'S ROLL CALL As in a dream 1 saw a host Like sands beside the ses. And every man was but the ghost 0f what ho used to ho. Yet'stili they marched with martial mien, Scars healed and cripples whole, And answered, while with sobs be- tween -BIritannia called the roll. We are the men who died for you Froîn castie, court and hall, The gilded youth, the tried and true, Whô had, and gave you all- Noblesse oblige-at your command, Through war's red gate we passed .Te that strange unimagined land W'herein the first are last. We are the men who died for you In stifling, baffling waves: For us no tears, as tribute due, On peaceful churchyard graves. Instead, our weary bones are tosaed To alien deeps and boumas, Where on *ly for the loved.and lost The lône seabird mourns. We are the men who died for you, Frais factories, shops, and farms; We dropped the tasks we used to do And changed our tools for arma. And in the inch by inch aclSiance Tbrougb labyrintba of caves, We filled the ruined fields of Prance With harvests of fresh graves. We are the meu whio died for you, Tise diaiaherited, The low-bcmn, alum-bred, recklcas few Wiso misa fought and bled. Iu lite dishonored and desied, With the elect we stand. They asked us where wo lived sud died, a We said-iu No Mans Land. We are the men who died for you, Guthered fit ofdue! rth, As welcome sud as loyal toq , A s men o! Engltsii bir*~, We gave ta serve our- motisees needs Our love, our blood, our breath, ÇX different breedsa and different But brothena alil indeatiu. W. whom the goda llove died foi- ycu, Bp v»ter, airior lare, And nome ta wnrs wild wi-ecaqe threw Bot uteansd unstrung lyre;- Mher#a shah hear pour trumpeta lo Wben VictenY ei!Vâ* tiýat-If., We aue contentfor»W oweu Immo We loved gou mretisa lité. KEEP tCIIDI'EN WEL DURING 90,T1WEATBER je»"r Ioer k"ows how talaithie bot "mm MM&*tare hoamati eS)- dre&o Cisolers lahsauis, -dlas-noes Ldryse »ty dstatorncistruI1e *t, rute at -"tISa4nedstofle a s pedlou IUUIlt lie I.bat sitsn ,Psiy a fw o=rher ne wmdof«»t« e 'Pabista pre if trouble cornes auddtuWy-e it &,« onu>' ýdoom-the T*bieha uÇIbrW Ioe baby satel>' rtbrogb.Tii.>ansaold bY meeiladuslsor bp M at 2Se a box frcS 'is . DeWIlu MMWi Ci" C,, Rro*Vtk llskti le miAlà" No Occa- Ve. y hthe t1 uw oe. 1- -'--o NUU---o---0*-- SPAIN ? NC 1 LIFT Na humbug thon jus Titis new di pound discoivi 'O. '4 out trôu. Tho trouble ln the Ninards Liniment for mata esw .Pat bas heon DT A IT 1that when wa- No Aw BIT!ndnotw batteaseil needed VOUR CORN8 S w wr nin tohtlsIran they iton- hRCLUE F ave et-r heen fougt-oi ever w;il be eraliy took 'R CLLUES <~ in exactîy sîmîlar conditions. Tbore ordlnary .me- ln no wax lu the hie-tory of the womld F whlchoft e a j1Apply few draps wblchi las Bo tlUlered Tram ia tspre- strnacl ate st lit them away ae*dl fma re n defsaah fiepreenmwa -Sr arri than goad. T-day doclors pre- 'Ithfingre. Robertson. scribe organie Iran - Nuxatoti Irgi. c o OOTiis particular forsn of tran ia easiy assimilated. does not biacken nor in- [rg lsa an other cois- p j J ,1 j. ure the teetb nom upitet the atoisach. edbysa- Cincinnati WI5~" J5 tU5315 t wii iIncreaise the strongth sud en- chernIat. ItIlila alleti Som F.Eveseini=ed by dui-anc, of weak. nervous. Irritable. SWA, Dmat5nd Wind qui"ds careworn. haggamd looktnx women 100 freezone. and eau uow ~relieved by IdMurine. T rî1-rer cent- ln two weekl t Urn l any l>e obtalned in tlny bot- h tdLyoursirdainBa IY1rinsaces. I h miav used 1h nlu is tles as homo shown at URVil J EtCe..kt reic î t .') nalt. vom.> Uilte coai f rom any 1 QpR ~ " "~i~~NTINUA3 5W oits' drug ttoe.Jut sRw n. Vrý-7= rmeo idabove b? Dr. 7.r4bu5sxi"- ou ,é Aak u-r1store. Ce. CbkS eobtalae" faosmai goosi uut it' for freezono. Appt.>a'ua baolute amate.« =000Oceor 1 my z«=«. % I leOineuIi bY aU drop or twa direct)> No bottçr tinte ta drain the wet land gocO druagiata. upon a tender coma or than right now, after a 900d mr aisu calu adinstintly eso oistened sand softened thse eth M R . WL.'U SC Sbontly you will flid, guLnmtOumDn Uic cors or callua s Li off, root anti ail, witui botte front glue do ual use it again, S E M N H the ingers, but la its place insrt the atump of Not a îwingeofot àînp an eldcandli. It wîll never exasper- Rstord ta Rea"d by LYdia L somoneus or irritation; &te you hy stickisg, sud the guecas- Y.t.I>1 "eCMOM smanrtlng, either whes Aurore, II-"For seven long moathu &pplying freezone onr 2P Imm at-d frntsfons!.troublewltl afterwards. In\DIVS lnrîîîmîu1 evere pgaslu r Tiuta drug doeaWet eat 'II1 L II14ikniteuif up the corn or MI cou)dhardfly watk but eluivels thentm ' U 1 11 1 fon csiro har tihey loosen and corne rfaht out. 1* ls no0 humlbug f.it wgro~~luke a charm. For a few conta Yè' n gel rld 01 everyý bard corn, sott cors or cocrn o- tweéù the toea, aU we)! aï puinul caJIusea on bpt of your foot. It neyer disappints and fl8v8r burne. blt« or Inafmee. If your dru«It hasu't m"Y feeauyettait hlm to &et aà Uttle botte fer you front Ie whoteuai, hou.. Hère. la a plan thit là Worth reet. ing: Wben a botte eotMaiIg"Y klut of poison or poléonous mixture le added ta the stock o!1boome mD"clus, a toy wailte threadd ou a Idt -of u> row 7lbbon *"d thon tiad te thse iseoi of the botts. 'rhue alId*Uager e uXa la nfo a . bocala ilohetthIo latanru b *boitl a lb* 4ark.<be ti»Y bell »ouad; Is**Mt »t&lg11* Dg~ Ia woh inim à~mon~ous 151551ý hm- Mla wx itatr. "dLImI« "lu un>' hoaoist.Ms attCer umusig bue otUs. or jour KU4AMD'SUNT.1 MENT 1wvu Mjaefty eutm s 0Q Mm maaon «t" rot&- _ 'hi AR OR ORFSTS INE IIUSTILE ? ADDRESS BY HON. W. C. ED- WARDS IN THE SENATFI. Fcreat Exhaustion hs a Peril te Can- ada, Says Mn. Edwards in This Outapeken Waraing. -q ~TI SNAIL PARIES IN FRANCEL Gag iT e_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ston c pROIT-MAKIŽ.oN ICNEV&ANI) JOB iffaf l liwf th mèuzk Ramd I Daâgé ous Oftices for sale lningCAd Ontarie HafMllIIeof tise <illuak'Thése<l D nu'erousand istereatina On Au AcremO o f ail buoinese. - ulInforznaton ow In France, thero is a bîg demand semis.t TZIA4eli<lo Street Torouto 'for snalts---the daily conumption- in Suforers frais Indgestion or dyspep- nia mhould rememnber that the presence UUELAEU Paris alose occasionally reaches fifty of gs or wind .ln the stonacheinvariably1 tons-the anail-farms yield a hand- 1ldim-t's that the stomach la troubled -CANCER, TUMIORS. LUMPS. ETC.. As man os 50,000 assid acldity. Internal and extomnaL cured with- someproft A man os500,W Tis ý,Idc&uses the foôd to fermrent out pain by aur home treatisent Write "first. quality" mils, the price of anid the fermenting f oodjIn turm givea un beforo too late. Dr. Bellan.Modlea rise ta noxious graqea which distendi Cc-. Limtted. Colllngrwood. Ont. which in normal tintes averages sev the StOMach, haznper the normai func -_________________ en-and-slxpence a thousand, a be tdons o vital interxîal organs. cause reared on an'acre of land. tion Oof the~ heurt, and charge the biaad Ille. Sou! of a Piano la the They need oniy be fed once a day, stream wlth deàdiy poisons. which in Il ctoms. Imst on the preferably ln the -evening, and,, Urne muaIt ruin the heaith. Physician BR tattoqiclydtpe;a dangerous "" TT though extremely voraclous, are by'accurnulation of windln the tomach and O HI M.Ll a u fcreates the gas. the acid ln the stomach PA O A ~ I~ rats, vrhich seema la, sharpen theirrnuat be neutrallzed- and-that for this P À O A T O appetite, abed of 100,00 e liq nothlng ¶uite no good apette abd f 0000 nalswil-,a eaP o t'l fpure blaurated mai-. _________________ aoon deniollas a barrow-losd of cab- nusas taisen ln a little water lmmediate. bags. heyarefedsotonl f tr meula. UTbis teantant-y neutral- Shoes with. quickly' detachable soles' bags.Thy refe nt nly onj,. heacdIths eoPppng ferntaa greenstuiffs, but on wlne-dregs oritdon and the formetion of gaz. and en-~ and heels% have been invented by a bra mokedIn in, adie whch ~ bles the Inflamned. diatended stomnach ta Frenchrnan for railroa4 men ta en- bran oakedlnwin, a det wh proiee...... ,h lIa work under natural eupposed to tmpart a special flavor. conditions. Bisurated magnesia la oh- ablo them tla escape should their feet Fren:ch farmers find a frog-poTid taina hie ln powder or tabiet 'form frum be caught in tracks. an' druezgist; but as there are mnany_____________________ even more profltable thain a anlait- different forms or magneea lt lm impor- bed God pum frga eaize n tant that the blsurated which the Dr. Ferdinand King, New York phyuicians prescribe shoulg ho dIstinct- the Pans mamketa from lbd. to 2e. j I < aktd for. Physician and Medical Author Sayât a dozen, wholesale ate. Some people _4 cook theni whole, but as a rule only Paln.les Bayonet E E Y W A thegh frg1adista t te Alexander Foster Humphrey, of .hglan sd underparts-are eaten,.Pittsbrivne actcble these being meaty and delicate inu sb wug, invmentd o rotrimabl&letE Y MO H fiav'or. Englsnd la one of the few htwud i!moe roie aias E ERO HE countries where these delicacies ar long with an antiseptic, painleas bay- E E Y D U H E not pprciaed.Fros ae Cad- onet . The Popular Science Monthly eaten in the United States andCa-sy tcri nisbldacpue ada, as well es aIl over the Contin- sIai ansi tab~eacpueN E E D S 1 R O N ent. Ono American firm does an an- containing a mixture of antiseptics,j nuai turnover cf £10.000 in frogs, anasthetics and gelatin. "When the AT TIMES whilt acoringto areprt i te'baone isplugedInto a soldier,"' it Uited tte onu, h roicec sy, ' hetaof the body will melt To put strength mnto her nerves Quebec benefita la the tune of £20,000 1.the-0. Pule and releasé its healing and color into her cheeks. per annuis by this commodity. One! contents, the anaesthetic deadening There c an hôtel ina Toronto atone ts maîâ to con-, the wouuded mnan's pain, the antiseptic ha no beauti- sume bou 150 lb a f-cg' ad ipreventing infectioni, gnd the gelatia f u 1. heal th Y. smabu1,0lboffrg'sdls1stoppîflg thse flow of blood." rosy - cheeked p-achq.30On- 017" L wmen ith- 't; t. a ý