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vo&. iv, No-.m HANNA, ALBERTA, THURSDAY, NOVEMM$l 9, 1916 . $1.50 Per Year NATURAL GAS STRUCi BY _1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL I SALTWQOD CASTLE r Born—On Saturday, November - Mr. Chas. Annable, proprietor of the the City Livery Stables, is nnder tlte care AN WTERE-TING LETTER FROM A FORMER CRAIGMYLE RESIDENT, WELL DRILLERS, SOUTH QPHERE 4th, to Mr. and Mm. Wm. Mc of the physician. It ia sincerely hoped Grath, Hanna, a son. NOW IN ENGLAND GOOD FLOW OF NATURAL GAS ENCOUNTERED BY DRILLERS ON that he will be favored with an early Miss V. M. Thompson, of Cal recovery. , (By Pte. J. Burns Martin) gary, has accepted a position in the FARM OF MR. A. J. MARTIN, TWENH-SEYEN Mr. A. H. Benedict, who was injured It was a mild October Sunday, were crumbling, but I abut my eyes MILES SOUTH OF HANNA office of The Herald. some time ago,'while roping a steer, Is and camo was deserted. Some were aids to be around again. His injuries and saw a great crowd of unoputh Chas. Chaplin, in "The Pawn- at the omni-present "*Y," some at warriors, drank with victory, drink Wiiile drilling for *vater, on the and after k few minutes, the crew Wire rather severe and it will stilt be P shoo,'' will appear at the Empire, few days before he bas completely cover- the beach, an hoar's walk: distant, ing mead and eating the spoils of farm of Mr. A. J. Martin, who re decided that it would he advisable on Tuesday night, Noy. 14th, in ered from them. and some were merely strolling the forest. Was, tbat sound tbe sides about twenty-seven miles to extinguish il, as there was a stead of tbe usual date. about the country roads. I was note of gleeman's instrument or tbe -south of here, Messrs. Wolfang quantity of gasoline clos« to the A local man was fined twenty-five Mayor Halladay, and Mr. J. R among the latter, and was enjoying wind whistling around tbe mint? Bros., well drillers, struck a stronsr well and the derrick ,wa*J in danger dollars and costs this week, before Wade, have been in Edmonton for nature to tbe fullest. I opened my eyes, and beheld a wall flow of natural gas last Monday of being destroyed. After some Mr. T. Eade, J. P., for being drunk, the past few days, attending the covered with climbing roses, ivy and night. The drillers have been at considerable difficulty, the hole was contrary to the provisions of Tbe My course was along a winding anneal convention of municipalities. clemates. work for some days, and on Mon- capped and the flame extinguished. Liquor Act. Tbis is the first con narrow Kentish-road. Here was a div evening had gone to a depth of A small hole was I>ored through the Metropolitan Church: Subject, viction ever obtained in this district stretch of woodland, resplendent in On we went to the kitchens, to three hundred and ten feet. The capping and a niece of one inch pipe next Sunday evening, "A Iteautiful since the Aet went into force. its new garb; here a meadow, still tbe wine vault, the chapel, which men had quit work at dark, and wat inserted. Through this, the deed done at a beautiful gate." A heavy ulster overcoat, brand green, in which browsed innumer was supposed to have been built able fat contented sheep, and here about 1100 A. D. Then came the after supper had occasion to visit gas flowed, and after - being lit it Special music • Mixed quartette. n#w, has been donated by Mr. Jas ss I turned a bend in the road was stairs, winding np to the battle the well for some reason. One of burned to quite a he-ght for some Rev. C. S. Finkbeiner, M. L. Pastor. Burns to the Patriotic Fund. Tba alow, woodland rise, from whose ments. Few of the steps were there, the men struck a match to light a time. It was lit and extinguished coat is a very handsome and valu The Women's' Auxilliary of the crest rose tbe grey tower of a castle. but one saw the space, and accepted lantern, and as he was standing several times, and the men are con able one, and would cost in tbe Anglican Church, will meet at tbe tbe rest on faitb. near the mouth of the well, the vinced that there is a fairly good neighborhood of $35. It will be I turned up a side road, by which home of Mrs. B. L. Watt, where Next was tbe dungeon. It had match ignited the gas, a huge flame pressure. disposed of shortly, and tire pro stood one of those small rustic lod they will be entertained- by Mrs. walls about three tea thick, and al of which shot into the- afr. ceeds will be given over to the Funi ger, made famous by poets and '- Wt- Martin waft i.n conversation Geo. R. Cope, on Thursday. Nov. though tbe vault roof wat gone, it This was the first intimation with-The Herald this week and ftey. W. Shearer, Snpt. of Missions, painters alike. The road led thru 16th at 3 p. m. still had a dank awesome feel. Ob! that the men had that (here was stated that he would have an expert will visit tliis district during the next an impressive antique gateway into those early people paid little atten- any gas in the welland considerable look at the well. He is of the firm The sad intelligence was received few days. Mr. Shearer hits made the the main court before the castle. opinion that there is gas in sufficient following appointments: Olive School, tiou to prison hygiene. surprise and excitement was caused hy Mrs. H. II. Halladay, tost Sat B/standing bere one obtained a fine volume to heat and light his .house urday, ofthe death of her father, Sunday morning Nov. 12; Eden, Sunday And all the while the garrulous when the gas was ignited. The and buildings, and with very i little perspective of tbe mans. And what afternoon; Roselyn, Sunday evening; guide waa pointing out these oarts, flame burned strong and steadily expense this may be accomplished Mr. Thos. Knight, in his eighty, Sunnynook, Monday evening, Nov. 13; a mixture of old and new, it was! third year, who passed away at Normandale, Tuesday evening, Nov. 14; The front part waa plainly a res and explaining how be knew that na, but wil) enter the mercantile Hamilton, Ontario. Parr, Wednesday evening, Nov. 15th. eaeh ruin was that exact division of WEDDING BELLS 1 toration of late years. It was form business in tbe spring. He is a fine, A letter hag been recei ved by The Ml . Shearer will give an illustrated lec- ed of two rounded^ buttresses with tbe castle, he interspersed history clean, wholesome young man, the tnre on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes with tales of the generosity of the FLEMING—WALTER Herald from Pte. Thos. Eade, of day evenings. the entrance sunk between them An altogether delightful home second son in a good English family tlte 176th Battalion, recently landed Boldly, I mounted tbe steps, tried present family, bis own good fortune A numiter of the brethren from wedding was that of Miss Irene and worthy of the bride he has won. in England.,- Pte. Eade states thst to ope the massive wooden doors, in baring his position, the names of Beaver Lodge A. F. ft A. M. Castor, Walker of Wapello, and Mr. Char Tbey go on tbeir wedding trip to the boys are alt in fine fettle and and found them secured. Above the vorious kinds of roses, which visited tbe local Masonic Lodge last les Wesley Fleming of Hanna, Al Chicago andBattle Creek,Michigan, are receiving the best of treatment. my bead was the raised portcullis were in profusion everywhere snd evening. Tbe visit was greatly ap who bad planted them. Indeed the berto* which occurred last evening, and by way of the lakes to Banna,. There wiH be a Hard Times dan
* SIR m PEIjVWERN'S WW mmm* TOBACCO WIFE1 A BRIGHT TOBACCO OP THE FINEST QUALITY 10 CENTS PER PLUG •S9Y- is anything in the history of Daph For Canadian Ports FLORENCE WARDEN ne's family which I ought to have Who Will Help the Canadian Airmail's Exploit Sugar's History been told. / tYmrd,Uc.eC*.,L. ^ Boys at the Front j Wftrm congTZta^mWm Sp* Active Campaign by Credit Men's Hss Been Known and Used Since th* TORONTO The vicar's wife darted a swift look at her husband and then turned _ ' . , »-__••• the British press on the prowess of Association Beginning of Tims %ffl again to her visitor. Contributions of Games and Musical Lieut. Ernest Hicks, who has just re- The beginning of sugar's* history Instruments Forwarded Through ceived the. Military Cross after bring An active campaign is being carried is lost in the mists of antiquity. (Continued.) "I think," she said, with gentle de out by the Canadian Credit' Men's cision, "that you ought to have, been tbe Ontario W. C. T. U. ing down two enemy machines and It has been known since the flawno There was no one about, or at driving three others < back over the Association with the object of urging of history, bat not in all countries,, shown the letters from her father to The Ontario W. C. T. U. in No lines, and bombed trains. on Canadian importers the desira least mere was no one in sight, and her mother, winch Daphne keeps vember, 1914, became responsible for and the Chinese appear to have de not a sound to be beard but the queer Hicks is a Canadian. It is. barely. bility of routing Canadian imports lighted their palates with some sort: among the other family relics." all the necessary money outlay in four months since he made his first * Canadian ports, on the little night noises of country-side and "Ah|*;*aid Sir Penywern. "I re connection with the work of a Y. M. of sugar for more than 3,000 years. woodland. ~ flight. He came over with the Prin ground that such routing helps, to It was known in India earlier than in* member something being said about C. A. representative in France. ' In cess Pats and was wounded in the build up Canadian trade. The mem He launched his frail craft without letters. Daphne did not want to Europe, .being made from a juicy January of 1914 two such men werel$eco-4 battj€ eet ypres. He was af- bers of the association in their re much difficulty, hoarded it with, less show .tbem to me, '1 recollect." taken under our care. In all, we have | rwards transferred to the cent national council meeting at Van reed or cane. ease, and pushing off into the middle, "There would have been no harm tC Royal One of the generals of Alexander Y. M. C. A. representatives. Two of piyjng Corps. couver unanimously resolved that resumed the operation of dragging in showing them," said Mrs. Gelli these—Capts. Oscar Irwin and Harry wherever possible they should give the Great is said to have carried su the slimy and stagnant water. , brand quickly. "And they have no Whiteman—-died in France. A third instructions for such imports as they gar to Greece in the year 325 B.C.. But bis efforts ware all in vain. bearing whatever upon the matter was invalided home. We are now Sounded Like It controlled to be routed via Canadian as Sir Walter Raleigh, some 2,000» Not once during a lengthy and care which is distressing you now. Only supplying aU the needed support for Clergyman: You ought to get ocean ports. years later, carried tobacco from. ful search did he come upon anything ^whe n yoa ask me whether there_ is Capts. Ed. Archibald and Charters work, my friend. Satan finds employ Virginia to * England. But even as- to induce the belief that the body pm~yfisiwp> in"the ieuxthy^u%^uk^^bichSharpe . ment for idle hands. late as A. D. 150 sugar was still a* had been hidden in the pond; and al«*Jou ought lie know, I must frankly The following letter from Capt. Ed. Hobo: Yer not suggestin' dat I go "Hellol Gimme Main, one triple rarity in Greece. though he could not feel certain that a(jm-t that, her not having shows Archibald has recently arrived:, g^,...' ter tiie devil, are yer? ought" The famous physician, Galen, used* it. was not there, after all, his doubts them to _ou gg^, a certain weak- France. "I bag your pardon?" it as a -remedy for certain maladies. Were but few.-fm?' . •. .. ,, - . hess, e relfictance to face any sort of Dear Mrs. Thornley,—I received "Didn't you get it? One, zero, zero, The invention of the first process. Since others besides himself nad jittle difficulty or trouble, which has the marked Testaments and the leaf "We girls had hardships when we sera, Main." for refining sugar is ascribed to the been at work in the search, it must no_. evidently shown itself again, in lets O.K., for which accept onr hearty camped out—only one drinking glass "I don't understand you." Arabs, and a Venetian merchant is- by this time have been fairly exhaus thanks*.* _%£ among five girls." ' "What! One thousand Main. Ten und.. to have purchased the secret tive, and so tor it was clear there had more serious circumstances. _Herrors!'r hundred Main. Now do you get it?" from them ana introduced the pro "What was in the letters?" asked Having been appointed to oversee been no result. the physical recreation and sports "And only one mirror." "Oh, you mean Main, one ought, cess into Sicily. Sir Penywern anxiously. "Good night!"—Kansas City. Jour Disappointed and yet relieved, mis "Nothing that concerned Daphne, i for the whole Canadian corps, I am double ought. Why didn't you say The refining of sugar was first- erable and tortured by every sort of said Mrs. Gellibrand. "They ref err-' in position to use anything in the nal. so ? Line's busy."—Chaparral. practised in England abbut 1659. , doubt and fear, Sr Penywern car a ed to a secret of her father's, a nttle way of outdoor or indoor games — ried his canoe back to the boathouse mystery, the) sdhuion of which we do baseball, football, lacrosse,' tennis, and returned to the mansion, i not ourselves knowv There was no checkers, chess, dominoes, etc., etc.— It was growing late, and- the ladies necessity to showmem to you, or we anything out of which the boys could hod retired. It was Fenner who, flit should hava 'nsiftea. But her wish gCj pleasure, and exercise, ting noiselessly about tbe hall, same to avoid the slight pain which show-1 i a*so want all sorts of small mu- upon his master suddenly as the lat ing them would have caused her, is gical instruments—concertinas, flutes, ter, very wet and witb his clothes the important thing." I piccolos, bones, mouth-organs, etc.— Stained with weed and slime, was To Sir Penywern, however, on the for they are a great factor in our en- crossing the floor towards the stair alert for mysteries, it seemed that tertainments. For Delicate case. there might be some subtle connec-j We have been having some trying Apparently the butler guessed the tion between the old secret and the times lately and have lost a large occupation in which has master had new one. . He persisted, therefore, in number of our men. But there must beea engaged. He gave him a shrewd asking again What the substances of be no pause ia our service, whatever look. the casualties.—Yours in the work, "Everybody looked in the same the fetters was, Children But upon one point the good vicar's Ed. B. Archibald, place, Sir Penywern, I think," ne wife was firm. She insisted that, al* No one can read the accounts whispered, as his master met his look. though it was natural aad right that life at the front without realizing the OF NERVOUS TENDENCY "Let me help you off with those wet Sir Penywern should -learn what he intolerable strain under which our JWWC 3£AtinxiCiAKe6. things, sir." _§•& wonted to know, he must learn it men live. Again and again Capt, GIVE "Yes, and pack my bag. I've got from his wife herself. And in her ln- j Archibald and other Y. M. C. A. wor- . to go away at once. I'll leave a let nocence she foresaw a complete tm-jkers have mentioned the absolute DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS. ter to be given to her ladyship in derstanding and reconciliation be-mead "far recreation and the soothing the morning." tween "the two over this very mat-j helpful influence of music and games, Fenner looked perturbed. ter. When once Daphne,was persuad- In thousands of Canadian names l 1 , Bmld U and No ! "Not the lawyers, I hope, sir," he ed to keep nothing from her husband, I there are just such unused articles as • ?* 7 fP £' P> «rish the Children, and you are conferring ventured demurely. Mra. Gellibrand believed that all the j Capt. Archibald needs. The hoys incalculable benefits on the country. Yoif are also ensuring the phySicfl "Well, I'm taking the first step in trouble would pass away. | have grown to men and gone their their direction, I'm afraid, Fenner," The vicar, seeing the distress upon [ways out into the world; ahd the weu-beujg and success of future breadwinners and mothers. aaid Sir Penywern, gravely, as he tile face of their visitor, hastened to I once cherished flute or mouth-organ Dr. Cassell s Tablets, whose success in Canada has been both irnmediate went' upstairs. explain away bis fears. or football is lying away in *ome for- and struong, owes its popularity in great part to its safety and unquestionable ' Half an hour later he had changed "I think we may just say this," he'gotten corner. Look far it, another his wet elbthes for dry ones, written said, "that the little secret does not 1 dear, and send it to us, that It may medicinal activity. It is now doing more for the little ones of three a very short letter to his wife in concern-any family disgrace." ,'«£•• | help those other brave lads to bear continents than many mothers realise.. whicn he informed her that he was "There was nothing wrong about—' their almost intolerable burdens. Br going away "on business," and would Bat if you should have nothing of P W y u medic which The undersigned will sell by Public Auction at SIY. ii Sec. 18, Tp. 30, Rge. 14JW. 4 ; 6 1-2 Miles S.W. of Hanna on «*£,#; m9 Head Horses 9 Machinery 1 bay horse, 7 years old, weight 1400 lbs. T. G. Mandt farm wagon, complete Dominion wagon with rack Sale Starts at 12 o'clock sharp Lunch At 11 o'cloc ______»_ **£__$& 'WM ' . . "'W^m * -mm rV%(Ty\/f^e\ • Sums under $20.00, Cash ; over that amount credit will be given until November 1st, 1917, by purchaser furnishing Sr*^^^ • appfeveckiecurity bearing interest at 8 per cerri|_! lljfe- l^^^^^l E.B.|Bronson Seckman & Fitzsimmons Owner ||| Auctioneers, Hanna WM;feN$LiH D*M THE HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA! Canada's Big French Sabrojtrine Serbia's Brave Youth From Farthest Canada About Economic Waste Duma Can Criticize Highly Responsive Lssdsrisss Lads Starved fry Wayside Contributions to Patriotic Fund Come Divergence ef Opinion In Reference {Sut Does Not Bal* Buffalo Hexd as Tboy Tramped From' Deso From Distant Sources. to Proposals of the Paris ' Speed Without Vibration ar Outward From the far ends ofthe Dominion Russian People Net Yet Qualified te* lated Homeland to Find Army ii'ZmttiiWt Conference Largest ia thp World, It Now Num- Sign of Haste contributions to 'the Patriotic Fund Elect Representative to Govern An Italian war correspondent who keep coming in. One of the latest In view of Premier Asquith't prom aera 2,077 and is Growing Steadily A correspondent writes from Paris: ised statement regarding the decisions H. Hamilton Fyfe, of the". Loadaa> I have returned from a trip in the accompanied the Serbian army on its reports is from the' Brazeau cool Mail paper writes from Petxograttr The Canadian government it meet flight to the Adriatic says: "Future mines well over to the foothills in reached at the economic conference North Sea in a French tub marine, one of the Allies at Paris, public diacut- Tba Duma, the Lower House, repre ing witb signal success in its efforts of the 1 e**\r*a,,t data. I was conduct generations when they read of the western Alberta. The employees in to preserve the halfalo from the swift sion is being generally withheld, and senting the nation, is elected like wig ed below, heard the opening above Serbian drama, will refute to believe the mines have agreed to give 1 per House of Commons. Its proceed!—ge- extinction Which threatened it a few this fearful story of tuffering and cent, of their wages .each month, to even that section of the British press being closed and felt the vibration of which was strongest in support of are* often lively; its criticism is pun years,ago. This is shown ia a report Pis start. I looked around and saw. misery. I witnessed the entrance of take effect on the Tune payroll, and en tae growth of the herd at Wain Australian Premier Hughes plea, for gent. But the difference between it a maze of machinery." Ihe command the Austrians * into Belgrade and the as the Brazeau colleries are working and our House of Commons must be* * wright Buffalo Park, Alberta, nit bloody street fights which took- place on a fairly full shift the givings of the immediate action by the British gov er ' hod left me, but a young officer ernment is silent kept in mind.by all who seek fo un issued by j. B. Harkin, Dominion wat at my side. Next to ua ttood a la the Serbian capital, and I saw the western miners will amount to about Porks Commissioner. ?1| British free-traders are not prepar derstand the system of government tailor holding tbe helm of the vessel retreat to the Morava and the desper $200. a month. in Russia. The Duma has no power. The report shows that in April, which wat rocking add swaying. Calm ation of the Shumadija Division. I saw ed to abandon their principles, and 1909, the herd numbered 402. Since Up in the north, too, the claims although, as above mentioned, there It can criticize, but it cannot alter. voice ga\*e the orders which come to the exodus of a whole nation amid the It can talk, but it cannot act. Minis then it has gradually increased at the silence of death, the long trains of of the Patriotic*Fund ara being heard iS for the time being little public dis him from somewhere, "Twenty de- and responded to in a really remark ters are very seldom drawn from the- sate of about 200 a year, until today greet to portl The bar of zerol" wagons driven by women and the end cussion of the subject, there are suffi it numbers 2,077. £»_;•••$ able fashion. The various societies cient indications that any action tend Duma. They are under no obligation, I felt we were gaining speed and less struggle in the wandering capital to render to it an -account of- their The history of this herd, now the at Nish aad in the hotel where the and organisations in and around Daw ing to commit the British govern the vessel was rocking and swaying son, in the Yukon, have raised some ment to a policy of commercial boy stewardship. They are responsible- largest in the world, dates back to gently. Some ten minutes passed. Skupshtina met I heard the last proud no t to Parliament but to the Emp-ror. 1873, when a Pend o'Reille Indian cap- words of the dying nation. Bnt this $70,000 to date and are keeping on. cott offer the war will be closely Then come the. command: "Aaa Sou farther away, the people on the scrutinized/- • The Emperor appoints them and die* tared four little bison calves— two postes de plongesl" We Were going p.*********** wa4 overshadowed by what misses them. Parliament can oppose bulls and two heifers—by cutting the I taw later. Arctic coast are taking a hand in the An interesting contribution to the .to ave. The Diesel oil engine stop good work. A contribution of $401 their proceedings, Wit it cannot turn them out of a stampeded herd on ths ped, the mea Took up their positions "More tragic than Belgrade and the question is published by Tne Man Flathead Reservation in Montana. In wat received not long ago at Dawson chester Guardian. After pointing out them out. There was in the Duma a and the electric motors began hum Morava, than Mitrovitza and Kossovo, from Fort McPherson and Herschel majority of 315 against and 107 in op- accordance with a peculiar character ming. "Open the valves of the diving Vido—a piece of hell on the enchanted that the recommendations of the con istic often noticed by bid plainsmen, Island subscribed by white men, In ference offer "a bright vision! of a %. sition to the government of M. Go.-- tanks!" , isle of Corfu—lies in Serbia's path of dians and' Eskimos. One Eskimo emykin. But the majority in tha these young creatures obediently fol sorrow. While Serbia was dying the union of States for peaceful pur lowed tbe horses of the hunters who .1 knew we were sinking, but I felt chief, Chic-Chiiacok by name, was poses, several countries, large and Duma could, not drive M. Goremykin nothing, heard nothing at all, aot even recruiting drum was beaten in the down for $20 to the} Canadian Patri from office. What he did when ha had slain or driven off their mothers. Old Serbian provinces to summon the small, agreeing to substitute co-op a sound of the sea water rushing in otic Fund and $2 for the Belgians. eration for competition in>heif com found their criticism too galling woe 9% To Guard Against Does Advertising Pay ? 3 Forest Disasters Bradstreets have complied statistics EXCELSIOR that prove that 84 per cent, of the AgecT People INSURANCE LIFE COWP^V Remedial Action Necessary to Pro- failures are among tKe non-adver serve Our Timber Supplies tisers. The merchant who does not sometimes forget that peer teeth and AN EXCLUSl VEL Y CANADIAN COMPANY The ruinous forest fires in Northern believe in the use of printers' ink has improper mastication prevent sr__ck_t nonrieh- ESTABLISHED 1990 Ontario last summer have directed never advertised right. The failure to produce results is not chargeable ment from ordinary feed aai hard eaa tka the attention of many, people in this digestive organs, fort if every maa ar wma— paat Excelsior Policies Are Money Makers province to conditions which present against advertising, but . against the an equal hazard. Ontario's fires were manner in which it is done. Adver fifty woald folly realize the bountiful, sustaining Bearish- the product of settlers burning their tising is the modern creative force, meat lavScott'a Emulsion they weald take ft after every aaaL positive and potent—a force that has slash without any supervision or gui Scotte Emulsion contains the renowned body-building fats, df dance, whatever. To prevent a repe produced two blades of grass where ML, tition of the disaster in the next arv but one has grown before. It is the pure cod liver oil, so medically predigested that it distributes energy, EE 8 MITCHELL, I TO. year, the Ontario Government will flowering of industrial evolution. It is power and strength all thru the body and simplifies the stomach's work. EUABLE probably give their forest rangers and the conqueror of unfair competition— To people in declining years we say with unmistakable earnestness RAIN ' lYI ERCHANTS ^"* other officers foil control of clearing the promoter of right dealing — the fires by a simple system of issuing solution of the mail order problem. —Scott's Emulsion will add years to your life and life to your years. G its basic principle is frankness.—Can permits. "'££% AVOID ALCOHOLIC SUBSTITUTES 13-63 470 Grain Exchange British Columbia, Quebec, Nova adian Jeweller. |'3*M|2p Scotia, New Brunswick ana most for-' > WE GET RESULTS THAT SATISFY. ested states of thje American Union PERSONAL. took similar steps some years ago to Writs for market information. guard the lives and property of set St. Catharines, Ont.—"Two yean age World's Largest Flag Russian Cotton tlers and save local supplies of tim I was ia a very nervous, generally run ber from exhaustion. down condition, sa At the re-union of foe Grand Army |p| Textile Industry tbat I awoke in the held in Washington fo 1915, what IS i« Remedial action against bush fires morning mars tired MNEAPOLIS WINNIPEG- DULUTH in Ontario was prompted by the death believed to ba the largest flag io the Tendency Is to Manufacture Finer than whea I retired. world was earned in the parade by df 262 mem women aad. children, and The doctors thought Grades of Goods | it is hoped that no such lesson will I had heart trouble the delegation from Canton, Ohio, be necessary in this province before and treated me for says a writer in St, Nicholas. It An interesting feature fo foe devel j preventive measures are taken.' Year it but I got ao measured 133 feet in length hy 80 feet opment ofthe Russian cotton textile James Richardson & Sons, Limited ! after year, Ontario declined to super benefit. I heard of in width. The stripes were over six industry is thc tendency to manufac vise settlers' fires and the inevitable Dr. Pierre's reme- feet wide, while the stars in the union ture finer grades of poods, to meet GRAIN MERCHANTS penalty was exacted. The Claybelt dies through a measured five feet across from point foe constantly increasing standard of Weatern Offices • -. Winnipeg, Calgary* Saakatocy fires cost Ontario this year in prop friend who bad Men to point. The weight af the flag was living. Millions of people in Russia erty losses alone more than twelve to yoar Invalids' over half a too, while 11? men were today are beginning to dress, better, Specialists ia tbe handling of fanners' shipments. Write, wire times the amount spent ea the entire Hotel for an opera required to carry it along the line of and to make use of such articles as ar 'phone our nearest office lor quotations or information. ^j$£-. forest ranging service, and now tion (which proved entirely successful) march. More than 20,000 hands* set cotton handkerchiefs, collars, Pjkt., BUI yonr cars 'JNOTIFY JAMES RICHARDSON ft SQN& comes a further burden of gifts and sad I at once got the 'Favorite Prescrip foe necessary stitches, while sewed which formerly had small'use among LIMITED," to insure careful rf*-*y-h*JT*ig of grades. Liberal advances loans to rehabilitate the settlers. tion.' I took three bottles altogether into the start are foe names of over foe peasantry. An investigation of on bills of lading. Quick adjustments guaranteed accompanied hy Most of our new settlement is goasd at the end of three weeks I felt en* 16,000 patriotic men and women of the cotton situation in Russia, how Government Certificates of grade and weight. ing into the northern areas in* or near fori) i ui i il aUA lis in birni Pen snd strnniCantor n who contributed either" money ever, does not seem to warrant foe Von will profit bp Seeding as fltaplw end Obtainins oar —drice aa ta Batt die forest. Those in charge of forest •noe, without a single bad spell. I or labor to foe construction of this conclusion that Russia will. increase r>rrHiiaaira ttrfnTsafotftliieTsar Praia nsrtanalsrlrsai-i Oslsseil aye. patrols assert that settlers' fires are stopped taking it about three months ago emblem. WsWzxiM, its purchases of raw cotton from foe LICENSED AND BONDED :-4IS Established 1«57 the greatest source of damage to the ana am glad to tell any one half' splen United States. In Turkestan, in dis province's sole supply of timber. Un didly your medicine has healed me."— To Man Wha Live Inactive Lives. tricts north of the Oxus River, there til the provincial authorities co-oper Mas. JOHN Lawnr, 63 Niagara St., St. —Exercise in foe open aifis the best is a greatly increased production of ate with the settler, through issuing Catharines, Oat. tonic for foe stomach and system cotton. Large areas of new country permits to burn, and insisting upon The mighty restorative power of jtf* generally; but. there are those who are being opened by irrigation, and reasonable precautions, the reduction Pierce's Favorite Prescription speedily are compelled to follow sedentary oc the rapid extension of the Bokhara of our timber must go on. The grea causes all womanly troubles to disappear cupations and the inactivity tends to railway system, which now has a ter War News—One More Highland Battalion ter part of the north is non-agricul Sad brings back health aad strength to restrict the healthy action of foe di minus only about 500 miles away 1 from British India, at Peshawur, has ' STOP ' tural soil and to stria it ef forest by uer*nn9l irritable uid exhausted women, gestive organs and sickness follows. haphazard fires brings no advantage Oft u a^wopderfol prescription prepared Parmelee's Vegetable Pills regulate brought great additional tracts of cot- amt consider the duty you owe your country, your friend* and yourself in this great - only from mtftires roots aad herbs with ton producing country into easy com mar of right against might. Are you doing your part?* to anyone and "leaves the province the stomach and liver and restore munication with foe Russian market. permanently poorer. no alcohol to falsely stimulate and no healthy action. It is wise to have a gj^&j: LOOK narcotic to wreck the nerves. It baa* packet of foe pills alwaya on hind. Leading authorities in foe cotton around you and tee how many of the mea you know so well who are "doing their -has pata, headache, haekaehe, low spirits, trade in Russia estimate that within bit." Would you not be happier with them? When the boys return, which weald Mothers Value Tbis OiL—Mothers about wa~ years Russia will not need who know how suddenly croup may hot flashes, worry aad sleeplessness surely tiro -you the greatest pleasure, to cheer or be cheered? . sad without loss of time. Co-operative Wood-Selling fo U.S. to import any American cotton at all. seize their children and how neces Oet it aow! All druggists. The co-operative method of selling American seed is being rapidly sub LISTEN jjejg sary prompt action is in applying re stituted for native seed, and improved to the voice that calls you to fulfil your country's pledge. Canada guaranteed to lief, always keep at hand a supply of wool has been adopted by American farnirh half a million man, but 130,000 have still to be found. Some of the toys A Great Book Beery Wraaaa WT-—Id Bmva. as well as Canadian farmers. During American machinery for ginning, etc., have been nearly two years in the trenches—is it not time to relieve them? Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, because has been extensively introduced. It experience has taught them that Over a million copies of foe"Th e Peo the present season a Sheep Breeders' The CAMERON HIGHLANDERS of Canada, who have already sent nearly ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser" an Association was organized -fo Sussex is believed that Russian Turkestan, 4,000 men ts the war, are now raising one more Battalion, the 174th, under Lieut- there is no better preparation to be together with foe Caucasus district, Colonel H. _. Osier, who haa returned from the front to take Command, and had for the treatment of this ailment. aow in foe hands of the people.- It is a County, N.Y. As a rtseft of foe first they need 850 more men to complete their establishment. They haye the finest book that everyone should have and read anneal wool sale held at the farm could, if folly developed, easily pro •quarters in *r**T*tff**V * splendid organization, and .SB honored association with the And they are wise, for Its various duce all the cotton that foe Russian "Queen's Own" Cameron Highlanders, one of the finest regiments in the British uses render it a valuable medicine. in ease of aoridsat or sickness. bureau office, 21,468 pounds of wool Army, whose Tartan and badges they are privileged to wear. What other unit can Send fifty centa or stamps to Dr. Pieroe, Were delivered. The price was on the Empire would require for many years offer audi attractions? Come and be one of the 30,000 men who will hav. wBrn Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., aad en- basis of merchantable, medium wool to come, notwithstanding foe steady the Cameron badges and colors during the Graia War. Should All Pass Examination increase fo population. Transportation - will be. forwarded to recruits from outside points immediately elose this notice snd you will receive by at* thirty-eight -and seven-eighths •— receipt of medical certificate from a local Doctor. "vM&t There is common sense in the sug return mail, all charges and customs duty cents per pound, wifo a third reduc Por further information write to the Adjutant, Captain J\ F. Dunriet, at Minto gestion made by Justice Middleton in repaid, this valuable book. tion for black, burry, seedy, cotted Street Barracks, Winnipeg, or to Lieut. J. A. Stevenson, 202 Main Street, Win* his address to a Toronto grand jury, and fine. Of the entire amount there that every individual driving a motor were only 459 pounds reductions. The Bird Lovers—Get car should be required to pass an ex The Infantry Officer increase to the farmers was over $772 amination just the same as chauffeurs above foe local price offered. Dick This Free flax Production who drive cars for a living. Many of Leading foe Troops fo a Charge Is Trent the car accidents are caused by inex Hazardous Work &W& ARLINGTON Didn't Like It It will well repay yon to inaiaVt oa c-ettina m perience and incompetency on the Agricultural War Book Treats Thin Do yoa know what it is to be an "Mamma, I want a dark break Brock's Bird Seed. Became ia every rrf^na- ct WATCRPftOOF COLLARS AND CU-FF8 part of drivers.—Hamilton Herald. infantry officer in England? When Brock's unexcelled Bird Seed you win fiad a Iti—iihli f better than linen and big laundry Subject in a Comprehen fast." . "**.*." Yea. a treat that dick wiU be deli-h ted Wain tt with soap and water AS sive Way the order to charge is given the first "Dark breakfastl What do you with. Ira a wonderful tonic for yoar pet im- or direct State stylo and else. , For man to leap over the trench parapet prorina dicestion. plnmase aad mme. will mail yoa. In tha Agricultural War Book for into foe, free air ia the infantry of mean, child?" g 1916 there are several pages devoted RHEUMATISM IN "Why, last night yoa told Mary to mack's Bird Seed is scientifically prepared I ARLINGTON COMP ANT OF ficer—his revolver in his left hand, give me a light supper and I didn't and ia the only food that ia asrrlaQy selected and . >v CAN ADA, -l-rft*.* _ to particulars regarding the cultivar lAt' -a-ffltiwlr stlrfr jfiTjji • right; fHs-l adapted for feathered jiete In this ctiaaSte. •a l*»a*Lia"KiamM, taemoAtn Qatar!* tion of fla-kjn Canada, principally in jfee nyi.* ••*•: •••-•fr., ——.——' Write to-day for sample sf Brock's Bird Seed ••£ • IptHE BLOOD sword is rarely used, The officer and cake ol Brock's Bird Treat, and your pet will Ontario, although in Quebec, Mani advances at the head of his company sins hia thank*. toba and Saskatchewan tbe plant is It Can Only Be Cared By Thorough, or platoon. Such is the custom of Nicholson fi Brock, SS Francis street : cultivated - to some extent. | The ly Enriching the Blood Supply this Old England, where the supe Without Pure Blood Tomato. BOOB: ON *fp- principle contributor to the subject in Not sb long ago rheumatism was rior is not called chief, but leader; he DOG DISEASES the War-Book is Mr. James A. Mc- does not command, he leads. A Crackeiu Secretary of the Canadian looked upon as a pain in'the muscles Health is Impossible Jmttmtl How to Feed or joints brpught on T>y exposure to friend of mine fold me some time ago Britain's New Dreadnoughts Flax Growers' Association, with that foe average Int. of an infantry Mailed free to any sdateei by headquarters at St. Mary's, Ont. In dampness or bad weather. Now doc Owing to faulty action of- foe kid the Author tors know that it is rooted in the officer is five days, counting nam giving statistics regarding; the some the time of his arrival in the firing neys and liver, foe blood becomes fill Marvellous Products of Naval Work- H. CIA* GLOVER CO- Inc. what limited cultivation of flax in blood, aad .while exposure may start ed wifo disease germs that imperil 118 West 31st Street, New York the pain, nothing but the removal of line. The figure is exaggerated, of mansh fo fo British Dockyards this country, Mr. McCracken says: course; but there is no doubt that the health. ' "Canada can do a good deal more in the poisonous acid from the blood The first warnings are backache, The Providence Journal, in a dis will cure the trouble. It is a waste casualties amoag foe infantry officers this direction than she is doing. The are1 much greater than among avia dizziness, headache and lack of en patch from London, says: urgency grows stronger when we ap of both time and money to try to ergy. Act quickly if you would avoid THI new r aiMOH REM ao v. N.t N.a N.A cure rheumatism with" liniments, tors; these are li|ker than the losses "British admiralty officials are de U-wd in French preciate that every acre of flax de of foe engineers, and these, again, are the terrible ravages of chronic kidney Hospitals with voted to fibre purposes means from poultices or anything that only goes lighted with foe uia^velkjjasjSQWltsi^bat THERAPION akin deep. Rubbing lotions into the hfgher than those of foe artillery. complaint.' Get Dr. Hamilton's Pills has been done in British dockyard* in asnat success, CURBS CHRONIC WEAKNESS, LOST viooa $75 fo $100 in exports. Whatever flax But the casualties of the aviators today: they cure kidney and liver the building of new"> Dreadnoughts. m em BIDNSY. BLADDER, DISEASES, BLOOD tenon. we export goes mainly to the Newski n may give temporary relief, but it troubles for all time to come. No EITHER NO DRUGGISTS Ot MAIL SI POST 4 CTS actually helps to circulate the pois themselves^, arc, in proportion, not Wonderful results, which bave noKup :»» CO. It, BECKMAN ST. M EW VOKK Or LYMAN BROS England mills and to Ireland, thereby medicine relieves so promptly, cures TO WRITE roRFRaa BOOK TO DR. LE CLERO onous acid more freely and thus in man than one-third of those of the to fois time been made public, Vive Co. HAVERSTQCKBD. HAUPSTEAD, LONDON. BNO. assisting in relieving directly or in infantry.—Ramoro de Maeztu, 1 ,in so thoroughly. Far good bleed, clear directly the needs ofthe hour." the end increases foe trouble, and been accomplished in this ditectio^l. an* •aWPEAOEBITASTBLBSSI FQRMOr EASY TO TAKB perhaps leaves the sufferer perman The Hew Age. *fc$38 complexion, healthy appetite, t uae '"^Twelve new battleships of Sse Mr. McCracken goes a great deal that grand health-bringing medicine. I- nE'RAPlUN LASTING CUBS. ently crippled. jeT-ahe aaa' cure, the Suptr-dreadnought type * are few fuller into this subject in a pamphlet only cure, for rheumatism is to drive Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Get a 25c ban practically ready fer sea. Fourf of mam tmtet TRADK MABKBD WOKD 'THBRAPION" IS* OH issued under the auspices of the De No child should be allowed to suf today. SftExi the acid which causes the trouble out fer an hour from worms when prompt these, the four largest and most pow USsOWT etAUt ATTIXED TOaH. OSIHrUtaT*C«lT>partmen. t of Agriculture, Ottawa, en of foe blood. To do this no other erful weapons of offence that pmve titled "A Review of the Status and relief can be got ia a simple tat ', "Cleanliness, you know, is next to remedy can equal Dr. Williams Pink strong remedy — Mother Graves' ever beea placed oa foe water,,'are Possibilities of Flax Production and Fil|s, which actually make new blood, godliness." '^vlL 850 feet long, with a speed of ever manipulation . * in ' Canada." He sweeps out the poisonous acid, loos Warm Exterminator. "Maybe; but one doesn't feel very Buy Matches sketches the history of the production thirty ! knots, aad are armed with ens the stiffened, aching joints, and godly when one is cleaned out."— twelve 18-inch guns. No such arma in Canada, giving figures which show bring good health and comfort. Here He Proved It Boston Transcript. Aa you would any other that, dfomte the prospects, there has ment as foil has ever before been is the proof. Mr. Joseph Crouse, of During the recitation of a college contemplated in foe histofy of naval household commodity — been a "decrease instead of the ap Ninevah, N. S., says: "For several class in natural philosophy, the pro parently warranted increase,-,;- How Minard's Liniment Cares Colds, Ae; architecture, and it is considered that with an eye to full value. I was severely afflicted with fessor observed a tall, lanky youth fo ships of this type are capable of win ever, it is satisfactory to know, on the years a rear seat, his head drooping, his When you buy same authority, that "the tide of re ning any aea fight in which they may lont; ant "tne true ot re- rheumatism. The trouble seemed to body relaxed, his eyes half-closed, I^uid in London be engaged." -Soluflli^&aBJraS-H vival is neachin g foe remoter" por-[locate in all the joints in my body, and his legs encumbering an adjacent tions of foe formes flax area of and my suffering at times was most aisle. Dearest in World southwestern Ontario" and that the intense, and the disease greatly in "Mr. Frazer," said the professor. number of flax centres that promised terfered with my activity. I doctored The Freshman opened his eyes One Square Mile fo Heart of Ctt* £D©Y'S to assume activity this year ap Steadily for a long time, but the trou slowly, but did not change his pose. Valued at $750,000,000 proached 30. Mr. McCracken gives ble was obstinate and did not yield "Mr. Frazer, what is work?" . An acre in London ,1s foe dearest minute particulars regarding foe flax in foe least to the doctors' treatment. "Everything is work," was foe in the world. Many a transaction A Growing^ field, its choice and cultivation, fertil One day a friend told me of some drawling reply. over ground in the heart ol the city MATCHES izers, seed and sowing, the imple cures of rheumatism by the use of Dr. "Sir," exclaimed foe professor, "do has set a figure of $16,250,000 per ments and machinery required after Williams Pink Pills and strongly ad yoa mean to tell me that is a reason pete, Oae square mile of London is harvesting and for commercial utiliz vised me to try them. I did so, andabl e answer to my question?" valued at $750,000,-00. The land be wm; Custom! "•' You- receive a generously- ation, foe use of flax in paper manu to my great surprise eight boxes - ••**¥.., for," • neath foe Bank of England at low filled box of Sure, Sale facture, marketing, etc. This pamph completely cured me^of foe, trouble, "Then I take it that yoa would like estimate is worth $35,000,000, and The custom of placing let can be obtained free on applica aad I was as supple, active and tree me and the class to believe that this there are only three acres in that » I*ights. tion to the Publications Branch, De from pain as ever I had been in my desk is work?" Grape-Nuts on the table partment of Agriculture, Ottawa. tract, too. life. Better still, I have never-felt a '"Yes, sir," replied foe youth, at all meals is growing in symptom of the trouble since." There are places on Queen Vic ASK FOR wearily; "it is woodwork." — The toria, Upper Thames, St Mary-at- Canadian homes. Minard'a lifajiiiit Cures Diph- You can get these pills from any Christian Herald. Hill and Cannon streets where one foeria. medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents square inch is worth $1.25. In Lom Eddy's "_lent a box or six boxes for $2.50 from foe bard street aad King William street Both children and grown In an eastern city a pastor of a Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock "Do you mean to say that yoar daughter hasn't told you" she was enprices have ranged from $200 aad ups help themselves to this colored Baptist church consulted a ville, Ont. N $250, to $350 pet square foot — Na Parlor" plumber and steamfitter about the gaged to me?" delicious lead as often as cost of putting in a baptistry. The 'Tfes. I tflld ha** msm, *** *"**"** tional*mj. Real Estate Journal. estimate was soon furnished and the The physician had beea called in niffi fopsa affair I unless she intended they like, It contains the figure was regarded as satisfactory. haste to see a small negro who was to get married." ./ Need of aa Imperial News Service entire nutriment of wheat "But," said the plumber, "this cov fiLv After a brief examination foe Ia foe rebuilding of foe Empire af An ex-M.P. who contested a High ers only foe fonk and the water sup doctor announced: ter foe war foe adequate dissemina and barley, digests quickly, land constituency tells the following ply. Of course, you will want.some "This boy has eaten too much tion of news amongst foe different and is wonderfully energizing. anecdote: "ilk sort ef arrangement to heat'foe wa watermelon. &^*_ parts of it vtill be ef vital importance. ter." But the colored pastor had a "Oh, doctah," expostulated foe par "Once, after a long and fatiguing ent of the ailing one, "dey ain't ao At maseat nothing is mora remark- .Every table should have day's canvass, 4 fockfed a dissenting truly economic mind, and his own aide folffi tha lack of understanding ideas of religion also, for he prompt sich t ing as too much watahmillion. - DODD'S ' its daily ration of tuinister, who was very keen upon Dat niggah jus! ain't got 'nough -sto and knowledge between the overseas ly dissented. "You see/' said he to &• Che subject of getting the Bishops out mach." ?aPFu** JDominions. Few in Canada, for cx- *. to know, assert that it will soon =*n t The Hanna Herald reach the $2 mark in this Province. r 1 . EsTABMsnan 1912 Published every Thursday in the Herald It's very fine to see the farmers re SAFETY STRENGTH Building, Main St., Hanna, Alberta, ceiving such a handsome figur* for Canada. their wheat and there is hardly an BEAVER LUMBER CO. H. G. McCREA, Editor and Publisher individual who begrudges them OU will find it to your interest to have us look SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.60 per year. In their profit, bat it hits one's pocket Y After settlements of your grain shipments. United States and Foreiirn Countries pretty hard wben he has to pur With tbe coming of winter arises • he neces '* $2.00 per year. Subscriptions must be sity of numerous repairs to your buildings, paid in advance. chase a hundred pounds of!'Purity.'' GRAIN DRAFTS AND TICKETS CASHED aud perhaps the erection of new ones. If the ADVKBTISINO RATKS—Condensed and clas Bread is also going up in priee, but sified advertisements, fifty cents flrst why worry, the farmer is prosper material used is not of the best, a permanent insertion, twenty-five eents each sub sequent insertion. Display rates on ous and that means that the whole Money Orders* Drafts, Travelers''fijheques, job cannot be secured. application. provioee is prosperous. Letters of Credit. JOB DKPABTMKNT IN CONNECTION To insure satisfactory results in building, the BK A VER ooo LUMBER CO. gives its customers the benefit of Thursday, Nov. &j?ip*t5 Some officials of the grain com GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS expert knowledge in the selection of timber. panies doing business in Hanna as SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Sunday Recruiting. sert thkt tbey are receiving more This exttft care on the part of* thia firin costs von efficient service from the C. N. R., SERVICE SATISFACTION nothing. It is our obligation to every customer. Doctor Rochester, who is coming this year than from the other roads, to Allierta in tho interests of the in the matter of supplying cam- to Lord's Dav Alliance, is reported to move the grain. Let us hope that UNION BANK OF CANADA have expressed regret tliat the Brit "efficient serviee will be the out HEAD OFFICE* WINNIPEG Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd. ish Admiralty should countenance standing feature of the Canadian WM, ENGLISH, Manager, Hanna # tha holding of recruiting meetings Northern during the next few S. B. ROBINSON, Mgr. On Sunday. The reverend gentle months. The farmers on the Goose J man, if I ia comes to Calgary with Lake Line suffered enough hard QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS this germ in his system, is bound to ships last year, and anything that r at the price of the ether kind get into trouble, for there is not one the Company can* do to serve tbem man in 10,000 of His Majesty's loy better, this year, will lie appreciated. The New Drug Store al subjects ih Alberta who will agree 0 0 o with bim. On the oontrary, he A Han submarine has rank rmtmtmfttmtmtitmtit*^^ will discover thnt so strong is the another U. S. Steamer. By tbe sentiment here in favor of the su- *ejeMeepewmeJWrrr--r*rrrmr. . juurJUJurJUOOTni Oij Q| time this note gets into print, there pression of Hunism that the min* mav he anothei—still another. isters of the gospel join whole-heart- What will be tbe result? STANLEY BROS. edly in working and praying for the A Full Line of STATICSiERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, success of the Allies' cause. Cal o oo A farmer residing nbout twenty- 't* gary's chief recraiting'officer is n CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND SUNDRIES "DONT HANDICAP THE COOK WITH A POOR RANGE clergyman, Major (Rey. Dr,) Ker seven miles south of here, while by, and he and. the other divines drilling a well, struck a healthy An inspection of our lines is solicited. issue recraiting appeals from their flow of nataral gas last Monday. He pulpits, and, other Sunday gather Is greatly elated over bis discovery, FiReCo Stoves and Ranges ings. -£$** nnd well he might be, for he has COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS A Specialty Burn only one hall tiiefuel ; Make only one third the enough lo heat ai.d light his house ashes; Do much better work. Perhaps Dr. Rochester would re nnd buildings for an unknown per Our Columbia Range gret a German raid on British ports iod. The coal bill hereafter will la unsurpassed by any other Range in its class, and on Sunday. Bat would he stop.with mean nothing to him, • * 3§Sjn| carries with it our Guarantee of Hatisfaction. his recruiting? Not if !>e were a The Red Cross Drug Sto^fe' ooo loyal British subject and nn expon The City Queen Eastern units have been given R. H. GILCHRIST Manager A Range of the cheaper grade, bnt excellent value for ent of true Cliristiiinity. He would ths priee asked, $40.00. Made by the Moffat Stove Co. permission to come out here into be ns militant as Capt. "Bob" Pear A FaU Una of Stove Pipes. Stove Boards, Coal Hods, Etc. Alberta and carry on recruiting for son or any other of the hundred sky their respective battalions. We re pilots who nre fighting in the alise tbat the men of Western Can fTANLEY BROS. trenches. ada are in great demand by the of Everything in Hardware Dr. Rochester should forego these ficers in command of tbeee battal Plf'j| mawkish sentiments which do more ions, as they are of a type hard to to unpopulnrize the Lord's Dav Act equal,but this country, and especial than all the attacks of the enemies ly Alberta, has been combed to tbe TO LOAN of this legislation. Dr. Rochester limit by those battalions that were HJ^NA TrWjSFER gS& < lyntf i% Vr*i^i*t*ii!p?- riiD n*jt|^ '.wure %ten%A fontijd IntbisRwadnce. Aay tbat this Act will lie resoindefl by men wbo yet desire to enlist, should In Fraserton making more blunders such ns, that be encouraged to enlist with local ascribed to bim. units instead of being taken down Roselynn Parr Burfield Let us have common sense from East where tbe percentage of recruit General Dray Line and Express Dr. Rochester. Does he not under ing is below that of Alberta. Districts stand that civilisation and Christi BUILDINGS MOVED anity nre in danger? Has he not yet come to comprehend what Prus A SOLDIER'S LIFE sianism means? '•Wsv PHONES A Soldier. Life 66, 36, 29 Canada and the Empire need (The 'Nation,' London.) STIRLING & WADE ev«>ry eligble man, both for navy Nearly everyone in our present and army, and when these are re- Army has come fresh to Army life cruitcd on Sunday it may he taken within the last two years. Nearly everyone has been something else THE PIOI>-EER that the day is tieir.g used for a good before—a dustman, a miner, a purpose.—Calgary News-Telegram. Jmill-hand , a laborer, a solicitor, MEAT MARKET schoolmaster, stockbroker, journ \ The Longest Established Meat Shop in Hanna Editorial Notes. alist, writer of books, landowner, that 'gentleman of independent means' Through oar unfailing attention, good val uen and or something of that kind. And quality meats, we have won our present reputation "Farmers Threshed on Sunday: everyone .who has given up the self * Fresh Shipment of Sealshipt Oysters Just In General Public Seem Satisfied-" ordinary sort of life and plunged This heading appeared over an art- into the Army knows how amaz Service arid Quality Our Watchword He On the subject in the Calgary ing is the change. It is not so (A number of Good Beef Cattle Wanted) News-Telegram last Monday, wbich much the fighting or the danger which is amazing, though certain A. A. WOODLE, Prop. goes to show tbat Dr. Rochester's ly it is queer at first to realize comical ideas about tiie observance that when' you see quite a decent- of the Lord's Dav, are not taken looking person like yourself in seriously by the people of this Prov front of you it is your duty to m. ince, when there is threshing to be drive a foot of steel into bis vitals done and only a few weeks of un and to be quick about it lest he THE HOTEL SEYMOUR should be quicker in treating you certain weather in whieh to com to a foot of steel instead. It is plete it. not even tbe queerness of living Hs^ ooo day and night under the orders of The first conviction in a local someone elee that amazes you court, for an infraction of The Li The first and most.Startling amaze ment is the return to primitive UR unfailing attention to the travelling public, quor Act. was obtained this week. together with the homelike atmosphere of the savagery. Nearly five months have [Humd The B.T. Manure Carrier 0 house, has earned for us an en viable reputation I Yon have been accustomed since since the Act came into force, which* among particular people. JgE|& childhood to live in a house, under proves that the people of this dis ~"t©onttnned on Page Seven) r§jj£% $t% trict are a law abiding people, and Saves Time and labor Jj^ UR tables are given the same careful attention, that Prohibition really does pro Unreserved arid the tastes of our guests nre considered to the hibit. Is made of 18 guage galvanized steel 0 minutest detail. . Our Sunday Dinners are such o o o « Auction Sale as to please the greatest epicure. Holds twelve bushels A number of firms end personv Owing to the shortage of pasture, of Kitchener, Ontario, (formerly 1 have been instructed by J. F. Keeps the manure away from the barn Berlin) have been accused of Bend Dunfield to sell by Public Auction at FOWL DINNER EVERY SUNDAY ing out circulars to their customers, Section IS, Townahip 31, Range 17, W in which they allege that the vote 4, one and m half miles Jf. E. of Delia Let us show you how ijjjivorks on m on the by-law to change the name .and abont 4 milee West on Craigmyle Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1916.&47 head of of the city was carried by unfair horses: 46. head cattle; «& Purebred means, and asking thnt their mail Shorthorn Bull Calf. Terms: $20 tend THE M£_L SPM0UR be addressed ''Berlin, Canada.'« nnder cash, over that amount, credit will Tbe council of that citv trill take be given until April 1st. 1917 on approv * A Home For Those Away From Home." immediate steps to stop this' mis ed. Joint bankable Lien "Notes bearing E. A. LAUGHLIN^ representation which has a decided 8 percent interest from date. 5 percent discount toy cash of all same entitled to Agent for B.T. Stable Equipment JOHN STANLEY pro-German taint^/fe credit. Free Lnnch at noon. Sale com Ammmm \W&-' •''aliliillsl Proprietor fri||;. o -feaKgBre mences at 1 o'clock. _^wf Wheat is Burely bat steadily P. Bataon, Auctioneer; A. M. Starratt, I climbing upward. Those who claim Clerk; J. F. Dunfield, OWNER. THE HANNA HERALD^: HANNA, ALBERTA FOR SALE A SOLDIER'S LIFE picnics with uncles and aunts. trying in vain to get the 'dixies' His mind was always harking clean of fat before the tea is put ROBES ROBES ROBES FOR BALE—Quarter section ot good (Continued from Page Six) back to what, by foolish habit, he on to stew. The cares of washing wheat land, bordering Hanna-Medicine a watertight roof, behind windows called sis real work. Of course, occupy much of his intellect; so Hat line, running water year round, that would open or shut at discre he was absurdly wrong. This does the never-ending contest with excellent soil. Por terms, ami further particulars, etc., apply to Box 1864, tion, with water laid on or access filthy and ridiculous and comfort lice and flies. But, after all, food Herald. Jf^tSPl t. * 86tfx ible in two minutes. Now you live less and monotonous, masculine, is the chief thing iu primitive life. ON'T be cold thia Fall and Winter, but buy a good Fnr in a tent, or a hole, or just in the monastic picnic was his real work. Throughout the letters that ques d Robe and be warm and enjoy a good comfortable drive. FOB SALE—I have one Yorkshire boar open air. The rain drips on you, To go through with it as gallantly tion of food runs with dominant A good stock arriving soon. Get in while the assort for sale. First prize winner at Hanna the sun blasts you, the wind cleanly, and healthily as possible persistence. Only those who have ment ia complete. fair. Also two sows, due to farrow soon, and a few spring shoato, cross pierces to your bones. There is no was his bounden duty up to the lived the life of savages or soldiers between pare bred Berkshire and York bathroom, no washing basin, you bitter end. Why bitter end? Oh, can truly understand his joy at shire. Apply to J. R Willett, "Sunny- are lucky if you get a pump, a how sweet any kind of an end the little extra bite of food beyond slope Farm", W&. hi Sec. 16, 33, 13, well, a running ditch, or a stag would have seemed to him then ? .*.*th e rations. 'Send food,' he al Fertility, Alta. &p£, 41-tfx nant puddle within four hundred A book has just come out which ways writes, and never mind , "-•!. STUAFWff- yards. .You are accustomed to sleep illustrates peculiarly well the kind about the other* comforts, which, FOR SALE—Two pure bred Berkshire quietly, more or less privately, on of change we. mean. It is called after all, a man cannot carry when "THE HARNESS MAKER" sows, three pure bred Duroc Jersey sows and two grade sows. All one some sort of a bed, and for a fairly 'Soldier and Dramatist' (John tne whole of his luggage and pro year old. Apply to G. A. Bpma, regular' number of hours. Now Lane), and it consists of a series perty has to move upon his back. 2nd Avenue West HANNA Hanna, Alta. 46-48m you sleep like a spoke in a wheel, of letters written to his mother, Food packs inside, and if there is with a tent-pole as axis, and ten to wife, and little son, by Harold too much, the communists will al LOST sixteen men as the other spokes. Chapin, well known as a stage- ways carry it so. How naturally You sleep on the ground, with a manager and author of a few ex every soldier will sympathize witn LOST—A Chesapeake Spaniel pappy, mackintosh sheet between you and cellent little dramas. He was born the joys and longings of the fol MONEY TO LOAN dark brown. Finder will be rewarded the grass or sand or mud, a blank in America, of French ancestry, lowing sentences:— - on returning same to Mr. Baldwin, et to cover you, and your uniform but all bis active life was spent 'We are fed on bully beef and On Farm Lands at 8% Hanna, Alta. 42-tfx adroitly piled on top of tiie blanket in England and he was just reach lovely hard biscuits, which I unless yoa think it more prudent ing success at twenty-seven when adore. Last night I added to Farms To Sell Town Lots To Sell ESTRAY to sleep in your clothes. If you the war came, and .he ai once en my menu a bloater and some Farm Liftings Wanted are lucky, you may sleep on the listed as a private in the R.A.M.C. bread and marmalade, 'duff,' I Sell all kinds of Insurance ESTRAY—Ten dollars reward for return boards or tiles of a barn or ruined His photographs show us a singu and coffee—-having scraped ut of, or flve dollars reward for informa Hone. Then you learn the mean larly frank and sunny nature— acquaintance with eome of ihe R He HALLADAY tion leading to tha recovery ofi onee ba;y ing of the hip-bone, and the plank- clever, courageous, lovable; and engine-room artificers.' Notary Publie Hanna, Alberta mare, weight 1050, branded ~ left HlRI bed of prison will have no terrors the letters only prove thai the 'We had the good fortune for' thigh, vented on left shonldei for you again. You never know photographs are true. From the P three days to have tea and sumr lazy. F. B. RandalllalTH, a Alta. 47-48m how long you may sleep. In the life of ihe Stage, with all its vivid issued td Us dry, which enabled depth of slumber you gradually md intellectual interests — from us, by obtaining hot Water, to WANTED realize someone fumbling at the the life of a dramatist, delighting make our own tea in our mess- ESTRAY—On the premises of D. W. tent or crawling into the dug-out. in his work, and a student of the tins, but that's over now, and Harvey, Wildunn, 8. E. 18. 30,18 W4, one white gelding, branded You feel like phehistoric .man best literature, he found himself the stewed dixie tea is all we on left thigh, indistinct when a shaggy or slimy monster transformed into primitive man, can get.' brand on left shoulder. Has black with an endless neck came noting living day and night with a crowd 'Oh! I'm hungry. You can FRESH MILK COWS leather halter on. G. R. Cope, Brand round his cavern. The guard or of other men—a society of 'perfect send me cake or chocolate as AT ONCE Reader. *?*# 46-48m derly's voice says, "Turn out, you communists,' as he says, the com soon and as often as you like. blokes; it's four o'clock" and out munism consisting in 'lifting' or y Mgj-fe 1 can smell the stew Pound Notice into' the darkness yeu go, happy if 'pinching' whatever you want and cooking, and I fancy there are FURGASON BROTHERS you see the stars above you, ani your comrade has. Privacy is his (Continued on Page Ten) To Whom It May Concern: not the falling rain or sleet. "thief desire, but he never gets it.- Props. "Hanna Dairy" • Notice is hereby given, under Section You are accustomed* to change He sleeps in the mud or on boards 210 of "The Rural Municipality Act" md tiles. .We see him chopping Chester E. Moffet, of Alsask, has ae* and of By-law No of the R. M. your boots and clothes when you cepted a position on the staff of Tbe S.W. 1-4 Sec. 32, 30, 14. Dowling Lake No. 306, dated October come home soaked. Now y_i have wood, coaxing the fire, cooking, Herald. 27th, 1916, > no home to come to, no clothes oi One brown, mare, aged about 12 yearnyears,. boots to change into. ' _ou can branded R9 on right thigh, and on left W*sm\ thigh, weight about _ only shake yourself like a dog, or, 1000 lbs., was impounded in tiie Poum you are lucky, hang up your pelt The ROYAL MEAT MARKEfB kept by the undersigned on the NJBP. % found in ihe sun or by a nre, while you AUCTlfN § SALE J. E. GOSSELIN, Prop. Sec. 10, Tp. 81, Rite. 14, on Tuesday, the Seventeenth day ot October. 1916. sit. naked in your, bones. You are accustomed to have you_**ti_.der- Dated this 27th day of October, 1916. Ottr new store on Second Ave. (opposite Mayor's office) is now ROBT. CHURCHILL, clothing and socks washed and 46-47x Poundkeeper. mended by your wife or some PANDORA, SATURDAY, NOV. 18 open, and we will endeavor to deserve a fair share of the other woman, and to put on clean patronage of the people of the town and district. DR. R. E. BEGGS, V.S. things on Sundays. Now, ten to FRESH AND SALT MEATS of the Highest Grade one you have to wash and mend Our LOW PRICES' Will Interest You JlgANNA. ALTA. them all yourself. Ten to on? yon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College have to wear them till they swarm 100 Head Hogs 13 Head Horses Office at Commercial Livery Special Rates to Threshermen snd Farmers bating All Calls Promptly Attended fo and if you are at the front there are no Sundays. You are aocus- Household Goods io quantities. gpF* tomed to a varied diet, which your Machinery, Etc PHONE .76 wife or some other woman cook* for you. Occasionally you got a treat in the way of a dinner-out, Graduate State University of Michigan or a half-crown tea at the Carlton, TERMS-One year from date of Sale. Offices: Craigmyle Orchestra Robertson Blk. Second Ave.,Hanna or a cup of coffee and a 'doorstep' In Hanna from 1st to 13th of each month at a night stall. Now you get bully Open For Engagements beef and biscuit, biscuit and bully Write to beef, '•hackles/ jam sometimes, E. G. Hartshorn, Owner Synopsis of Canadian North- and other things, not so bad; but L. W. DONNBNWORTH West I>and Regulations. in trenches you must cook for Seckman & Fitzsimmons, Auctioneers Box 10 Craigmyle •"THE sole head of a family, or any yourself, and behind them just 1 male over 18 years old, max home stead a quarter-section of available Do Annual Xmas think of the 'cook,' the camp kit minion Mad in Manitoba, Saskatchewan chen, the 'dixies,' the stew of tea or Alberta. Applicant must appear in and gravy, the grit of dust and person ait the Dominion Lands Agency Excursions Or Sub-Agency for the lltatilsS ( Entry mud, the swarms of filthy fliee by prox v may be made at any Dominion that you must blow from every Lands Agamy (hut not Sub-Agency), on Choice mouthful! And that goes on day certain conditions. of Routes * if ter day for the duration of the 1&-* MATHE, Hanna, Alta. Duties— Six mon ths residence upon and war. Never a table-cloth, ten to cultivation of tbe land in each erf three yean. A homesteader may live within .me never a table; no more de nine miles oi his homestead on a farm of (Leaving one Atlantic seaport and re cency than a lion's at feeling time; at least 80 acres, on certain conditions. turning by another is permitted) no chance of change, unless you A habitable hense ie required, except have the luck tp get an hour's •wbere residence is performed in the F you are raising sheep, or in die vicinity. Reduced Fares leave into a town in France, where Special j In certain districts a homesteader in there is an omelette, a hit of cake, I wool business, or buying yarn for good standing mav pre-empt * quarter- and a china cup*, if your pay runs section alongside his homestead. Price to it. 98.00 per acre. Atlantic Ports patriotic purposes, you will have some Duties—Six months residence ia eaeh If you belong to 'the educated of three years after earning homestead Jn connection with tickets to classes' (more shameful distinction Valu e idea of the advance in yarns in the patent ; alee 50 acres extra cnltivation. than 'rich and pooT»^*8pper and Pre-emption patent may be obtained as i#E OLI>f OUN*TRY past six months, and you wfll wonder tnen as homestead patent, on -certain DAUY-liOV. l^ra TO DEC. 3IST lower'), you are pWibably aocus- conditions. :*£*•? tomed to be alone for part of the how we can sell our Sweater Coats .. A settler Who bas exhausted hie home* Foil information will be furnished day, to rpad a paper or a hook, to in stead right May Cake a purchaaed home on application to any Canadian North stead in certain districts. Price. 98.00 ern Agent, or to . write letters at a quiet table, to do at the price we are asking for them. pet acre. Duties—Most reside six months ft CREEIMAN, General Passenger your work and think your own, in each of three years, cultivate 60 acres Agsnt, Winnipeg thought! in peace. Now you are and erect a house worth 9300. 'never alone tor a single moment. The area of cnltivation is subject to Sweaters reduction in case of rough, scrubby or With luek, if the post comes in, We were successful in securing stony land. Live stock may be substi you may get 'a bit of a read' at tuted for cultivation ander certain con OYRJL A. CtfUGTONr a letter or paper • and J"QU may 'do manyffll ditions. a bit of writm' on a pile of stores and •. W. W. CORY. C.M.G. PP HARRY M. BLOIS, B.A., LL B. Deputy ef the Minister of the Interior. or ammunition boxes, while the N.B.-Unauthorised publication of this BLOIS & COUGHLIN sun bakes your back, or the driz advertisement will not be paid for.-64.888 WRRISTKRS. ETC. zle smudges the pencil, or the Office : Second Ave. HANNA Wind blows the sheets about. But Sweat ciearing - ines all the time the men are talking u At Village Hall, Delia, every Thursday. er G. McFADYEN Money t6 Loan on Improved Farms. or singing or eating or grousing or/groaning or laughing around you. Shells or bullets or officers' The Tailor MONEY TO LOAN—1100,000 to Loan at less than last yeanf prices. on Farm Property. E. H. Crandell, orlers are always falling, and, E?' Coats MacLean Block, Calgary. 85-tfx whether or no there is peace for the wieked, there is none for you. Clothes Cleaned, Pressed Before the present writer first They are all uppto-date goods, PIANOS went with an army long ago, he and Repaired '.- had wtih fair success supported good patterns and colorings. Opposite The Empire Second Af*. himself and his family by what is THIS - Sherlock Manning called 'brainwork.' In his first Nordheimers camps it seemed incredible to him : that mankind should go on living ffiLon tathom • year after year like that. The lWEEK ! See Window Display : NO W, while yoar family is young, whole business seemed to him like they are in the roost receptive mood a disagreeable, uncomfortable und General Blacksmith for musical training. squalid picnic, without such ad Any of these Pianos of national vantage as feminine society may fame may be put in your < home oh sometimes give to that particular ,r easy terms'. ly unpleasant form of entertain F.ljA. MATHE, Hanna, Alta* »*W>S^rfy gf SINGER SHOP ment* yjt was worse than the most Shoo—Across from City Livery and dreary days he remembered^-Swl DuffSr Block Hanna ___ M Feed Stablee Sauna THE HERALD, HANNA, ALBERTA The Steady Presaure Extracting OH f* Even Hospital freatmp From Fish Waste British Achievements on the Western Front Conservation Commission Will" As For Kidney Disease Combles and Thiepval are in fact certain Commercial Possibilities the names of vast series of strategic TfilfTIME - 'of This Material lllll Well-Known Commercial Traveller Says That Dr. Chase's works oa which the beat brains and to send aome Zam-Buk to your the unceasing labor of the Germans •oldler friend at the front With The Conservation Commission has Kidney-Liver PUls Undoubtedly Cored Kim have been spent for almost two years. tl* coming of oold weather, the established a research station at Port The Germans, who ha_ been medi men Im the trenches aa" patter, more Dover in order to ascertain what News of his recovery from kidney avail, and on his advice went to Sher tating a war of this land for years, or. loss, with chapped hands, oold commercial use can be made of tiie disease wiH be welcomed by the many brooke Hospital, where I was bene were adepts at the construction of cracks, chilblains and cold eoreo, fish offal and eel pouts, which to friends of Mr. L. D. Griffin through fited, bat the old trouble returned and sueh work, long before we under and the soldier who haa eome gether average at least a ton a day out the lower townships and the ad- I tried a Montreal hospital. Got a stood how to attack them.it They Zam-Buk on hand to apply immedi during the fishing season. Already Joining district of the United States. little better, but the help was only grated this line with "a tremendous ately mtxr at these painful ailments some fine-bodied oils have been ex temporary, and I was soon bad again. artillery, and stubbornly defended it make their appearance, win be tracted from what has hitherto been Mr. Griffin has travelled this sec with hosts of. their choicest troops. tion for 35 'years and wbsA he says "On the advice of a friend, I be- aav«d hours et •offering, V.J_, considered waste material and a great We have driven them from it. That Pte. BL Westflrtd of "C" Com* nuisance to dispose of. These oils Will be accepted as proven by all whp an to tise Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver la the real meaning of their official might, apparently, be made use bf in know hint best. 'ills, and I now thank that friend, pany, Srd Wore—tor Regiment, f apology, and the real reason for the writes: "We wish our friends the manufacture of soap, or, as in the He tells in his letter how relief for today I am as free from kidney triumph felt by our men at the front. case of tiie porgie oil of the Atlantic was obtained by treatment in Sher disease as I ever was in my life. I «would send no out more Zam-Buk. They know, as the German general It ls splendid tor sore hands, oold coast, of paints. brooke and Montreal hospitals, but owe the care to Dr. Chase's Kidney- Staff know, that the vast system of the old kidney trouble returned again Liver Pills, for they undoubtedly did cracks, oold sores, eta. It is probable that the residue after underground works which We bave Nothing ends pain and heals so the oily substance has been extracted and again until by the persistent use the work. I am 68 years old and have taken was a far more formidable de of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills spent 35 years as a traveller cantos quickly aa Zam-Buk, aad being may be utilized still further, the parts fence than the strongest of the fam germicidal, lt prevents blood-poison- rich hi proteids as a feed and the re cure was effected. As he says, these on the drug trade. -Everywhere I am ed fortresses along the Belgian fron pills "undoubtedly did the work." told that Dr. Chase's medicines are mainder as a conveniently-handled tier. They know that the advance of 60a, hex, t tor 11.25, nil drug fertilizer. Mr. *L.- D. .Griffin, Bui Wit, Compton the best sellers and give the best sat half a mile, or a mile, which looks gists or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. County, Quebec, writes: "I can add isfaction of any medicines on tiie mar 'so very small, on the map aa compar After sufficient data have been se one more statement of kidney dis ket. Shall be glad to answer any ed with the distance to the frontiers, cured the Government, it is expected, ease BtreA by Dr. Chase's Kidney- questions in regard to my cure if peo means the infliction of exhausting de will discontinue the station, but all' Liver Pills. For about twenty years ple care to write me." feats upon the enemy in gigantic con available infdrmation will be placed I I was bothered more or less with the Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one flicts, the slaughter of numbers of his at the disposal of the local fishermen, kidneys, then the disease became whoy-may then establish a conserva n pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers, troops, and the capture of quantities worse and I was sich ' b*d tot one or Edmanson, Bates & Company,j bf his guns and stores. — London tion plant of sufficient capacity to year, took doctor's medicine to no Limited, Toronto. speedily and profitably dispose of the Times. waste material. Farmer. Should The research station is in charge A Contrast Wm Keep Accounts of J. B. Fielding, until lately scientific Serves Saskatchewan WeU The Wandering Chinks Good-Bye, Old Backache adviser in die Ontario Fisheries De .The British and German Method oi Locating Profitable Parts of the Bus- partment, whose technical knowledge Treating Prisoners of War By again carrying off the highest Nine Million Chinamen Have Left along.this line was acquired'in Great Nerviiine Will fixYon ! iness and the Lines That Zeppelin raiders who have fallen to prize for wheat at the international Native Land ^JSS*__ii Britain, France, Japan and Germany. exhibition of soil products at El Paso De Not Pay their death in England or have sur Mr. Seager Wheeler has once more Nine million Chinese subjects are Stiffness Is Rubbed Right Out;, Every Most farmers who make much pro rendered as prisoners are being treat ed with.a humanity, even a chivalry, demonstrated to the world Saskatche living outside of Chinese territory, ac Sign of Pain Disappears gress keep accounts. They figure wan's outstanding position as a cording to a census just compiled by closely on the returns from their which is in thc highest degree-.credit wheat-producing country. Annually the Chinese Ministry of Commerce Gee whiz—think of iti whole business each year, and also on eHEUMJJfiilfTEe able to the English people, in view of for years past this world-famed tro and Agriculture. India has attract No more stomach dosing necessary each branch of it. When they sell a the provocation to make them, the*- phy haf been awarded to Mr. Whee ed more Chinese than any single to cure your lame back. ' load of cattle they can tell about how subject oi reprisals. Captain Fryatt, ler, who has.thus rendered invaluable country. Every trace of lameness, every bit they paid out They know how much who did Only his duty in defending service to Saskatchewan. — Regina The census shows that there are of stiffness, every sign of weakness ia it costs tiiem to grow corn, oats and HIS DATS OUTING his' ship from a submarine attack, and Leader. 1,900,000 Chinese in India, while the back's muscles can be rubbed wheat. They know how much inter Hunting Trip on a Wet Day Brings whose status was clearly that of a Cochin-China ranks second with 1,- away for all time to. come by good est they are making on their invest Painful Results prisoner of war, wat shot by the Ger Every careful and observant mother' 740,000 Chinese. About tiie same old "Nerviiine." ments or how much they have left mans, though his resistance to cap knows when her child suffers from number have settled in Sam, where No other liniment can do the work out of their income for their own Once upon a time Charles Mullen, ture had not oast a single German worms. She also knows that, if some they, practically control important so quickly, can penetrate so deeply, time, after allowing current rates of of Philadelphia, went gunning. It life. The Zeppelin raiders, on the remedy be not speedily applied much business and have become immensely can bring ease and comfort to the interest on tiieir capital. There is no was a dismal rainy day, and long ex other hand, were slayers of non-com harm will result to the infant. The wealthy. Five hundred thousand back-weary sufferer as Nerviiine in other way whereby they can surely posure to cold and wet nought on a batants against all the rules of war best application tint eaa be got is Chinese are living is Siberia, and the variably does. 2 W$£ locate the profitable parts of their severe attack of rheumatism. He was fare. Yet no personal vengeance has MiUer's Warm Powders. They drive same number are in the Malacca Backache isn't the only malady business and determine which lines confined to his home. been, taken upon the living, and the worms from the system and set' up Peninsula. Hong Kong, an English Nerviiine is quick to cure. For lum art not paying. A friend recommended Sloan's Lin dead have been buried with the rites stimulating and soothing effects, so colony, shelters 300,000 Chinese, and bago or sciatica you would go far to The great trouble with. farm ac iment, citing his own case as evidence of the church and with English mili that the child's progress thereafter is 200,000 are living in Canada and find relief so speedy as Nerviiine counts is that they are neglected of its effectiveness. Mullen bought a tary men in attendance. If the Ger painless and satisfying. Mexico. gives. For chronic rheumatism there during the summer when work in the bottle and applied it to his aching mans could stop hating England long The census states that $00,000 Chi are pain-destroying properties in Ner fields requires long days of attention. limbs. Soon improvement was notic enough, they might feel a little sense Beiy Soldier te Carry .Two Discs nese are residing itt the United States viiine that give it first rank. The way Then, too, some men do not hit on a ed and he was able to return to bus of Shame at the contrast.—Philadel •In futons each officer and soldier and Europe, but no estimate is given it limbers up a stiff joint and takes system of accounts which allows an iness. phia Public Ledger. soreness out of strained or rheumatic in the British army will be supplied as to' the exact number in the United 1 alysis of the business at the end of Mr. Mullen, writes: "Since that ex with two identity discs, to be suspen States. muscles is simply a wonder. the year. Accounts miss their most perience I. have never been without Minard's Liniment Curea Garget la ded from the neck. If you have an ache or a pain any important object Unless they can be Sloan's Liniment in' the medicine "^Ctows. Though no explanation of the or ' Great -Scheme where, if you have a sore back, a stiff summarized to reveal the factors that chest." You win find it soothes neck, a stiff joint, a strained muscle— make successor {allure. With this der foe the innovation is given, it is Lawson:' How do the Bjenkses bruises, sprains, toothache and re Recruiting: for the thought that the idea is to use the if you have lumbago, congested chest end in view,, some of the county agri lieves lame back, neuralgia, in fact manage to go away for three months or sore throat, just try Nerviiine. cultural improvement associations are second disc for the preservation of every summer? all external pains. At all druggists, Navy is Satisfactory Rub it on plentifully—it won't blis* •making an organized effort to induce 25c, 50c, and $1.00 a bottle. the identity of a body, after the first Dawson: Why, haven't you notic ter, it can't do anything but cure you members to keep accounts. A spe is removed for the''Purpose of the ed? They give up tbe old flat in the quickly. The large 50c family size cial effort in this direction is com Recruiting for the Navy Satisfactory casualty list. __% spring and take a new one in the bottle is the most economical, of mendable. It is getting at the funda Initial reports to the Naval Service The second disc wilt be suspended fall."—Somerville Journal. - course, but you can, from any dealer, mentals of business management. — Department at Ottawa aa to recruit by six inches of cord from the upper, also get the 25c small size of Nervi Breeders' Gasette. ing for the British Navy in Canada the former being red and the latter Drives Asthma Before It. — The iine, the king of all pain-relieving re Sloans show a satisfactory rate of enlist gsjess.'-^sfc'^ smoke or vapor from Dr. J. D. Kel medies. ment. iijtWS logg's Asthma 'Remedy gives asthma There are many inquiries on the no chance to linger. It eradicates the.- How's^This? subject to Ottawa and particularly cause. Our experience with tiie re ' We offer. One Hundred Dollar! Reward Liniment "WeH Hit" good results are anticipated from the lief-giving remedy shows how actual for any cete ot Catarrh that can—et bo cured rfi«#W and. positur* ia thk.suc-cor.it gives..„_t A capital yarn is going the rounds by Hall's Catarrh Cure. K/LLS PAfM appeal to Canadians from Sir John about tits Duke xti OOmiaugkHr which TjflsU'a Catarrh Cure far' been taken bf is the result of long study and experi catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-fire Jellicoe. ** "*$r ment and was* not submitted-to the is too good as a piece of fiction to yeart, and haa become known as the most Those behind the movement aim at pass over. reliable remedy far Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Motorist: You want* five pounds two thousand enlistments by New public until its makers knew it would CUM. acta through tha Blood on the Mucoua compensation? Why, th'e last time I do its work well. , When opening a new rifle range in surfaces, -wpallins the Poison from the Blood knocked you down you were quite Year's Day. Manitoba, His Royal Highness was and healing the rtisstiiss* portions. content with a sovereign. invited to fire the first shot.' Some After you have* taken Hun: Cats-frit Core Victim: Everything has gone up Easily and Quick* The Bishop took a personal inter thing distracted him as he fired, and for a short time you will see a great improve CHILBLAINS — Cured with est in all- his servants, and, happen ment in your general health. Start taking during the war, sir.—London Opinio—. it wss plain to everyone present, in Hall's Catarrh Cor* at once sad get rid ol ing to pass the new maid, Qn ids way cluding the Duke himself, that it was catarrh. Send for testimonials free. EGYPTIAN through the back hall to the stables a bad miss. When the target was F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Ethel: I see it is reported that LINIMENT Sold by all Druggists, 75c One day, be stopped to speak to her. brought along for inspection it was Maine last year recorded 6,222 mar KorSalebyA.llDealaa "Well, child," he said, "and where found, however, that the bullet hole riages. are your" DOUGLAS 4 CO. was right in the centre of the "bull." Patience: It's hard to believe that Proprietoi-s V "If you please, my Lord," the-maid The Duke was much amused, but he What We Work At when one considers that Maine is a Naosnee • Oat. replied, with a curtesy, "between tbe found 08t afterwards that the range summer resort.—Yonkers Statesman. cook and the housemaid." officer had prepared it the night be .The latest official analysis of the , • "Heaven help you!" mid ihe Bishop fore! One on the General 1911 Canadian census gives the fig A certain general who is very small after a moment s thought, and went ures for men and women according on his way. / BABY'S OWN TABLETS in stature was going to adjudicate Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper to their occupations, and is as fol upon some manoeuvres which' were lows: USED TEN YEARS being held some distance from head Prepared Male Female quarters, and being rather pressed for Tm thinking of' getting married, Agriculture 917,848 15,887 tape did not stop to change into uni Building trades .... 245,990 Mrs. C. E. Stilwell, Winthrope, THE NATION'S A druggist can obtain an imitation pa. What's it She?" 211 Sask., writes: "I have used Baby's form, but drove to. the railway sta of MINARD'S LINIMENT from a "You had a job as janitor once, Domestic service ...75,133 138,879 tion in mufti, intending to change in Civil government .^7^531 Own Tablets for the past ten years Toronto house at a very low price, _i*8n*tyour '" 4,073 and have found them so gdod for my bit saloon. The officers forming hia "Yes." Fishing and hunting 34,547 265 staff were awaiting him, and so Was FUTURE and have it labelled his own product. Forestry 42,901 little ones that I always keep a box This greasy imitation is the poorest "And you had a position as watch 13 in the house." Mrs. Stilwell is one the train, but no one seemed' to man once, didn't you?" Manufactures .. ... 392,781 98,561 know where the general's reserved one we have yet seen of the many Mining 1*3 ...... W& 62,706 of thousands of mothers who always ; Depends Upon that every Tom,-Dick and Harry has •J**"*"And " you worked a while as a keep the Tablets on hand. Once a accommodation wag situated. A guard Professional .. :>,. .. 62,781 57.836 happened to pass, anu the general tried to introduce. Trade and merchan mother has used them for her little caretaker, didn't you?" ones she would use nothing else. tapped him smartly- with his. cane. Healthy Babies Ask for MINARD'S and you will dising .. .. f. ...240,903 42,184 "I say, guard," he said, "where am I get it. Transportation .. ss 210,692 6,852 They are absolutely free from opi "Well, it's a combination of all ates and injurious drugs and cannot and my staff to go?" Properte rohiwrf children grow three jobs—and men some." It is pointed out that while In 1881 agriculture gave employment to 48 possibly do harm to the' youngest The guard hated to be tapped, and up te be strong, haoffhy child. -They are sold by medicine moreover he did npt know the- gen- citizen. per cent, of the paid workers, in 1911 ft only had 34.3 per cent. dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box '**•_-&/' Omr^Ltsamt^ vtm Booms Peace River mm from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., "Yon can go in that compartment Many diseases to which child Corns cannot exist when Hollo- Brockville, Ont. there," he-said severely, surveying the ren tue susceptible, first •*********, walking stick, "and as for your bless Lady Representative of Aberta's The Wretchedness way's Corn Cure is applied to them, their presence in the bowels. because It goes to the root and kills To Meet in Japan ed staff, as you call it, you can put it The careful mother should London Offices Delighted of Constipation the growth. on the hat-rack." Printing glowingly the future of World's Sunday School Convention watch her child's bowel move CM quickly be orercome by the Peace Siier district as the "com JJghtning Don'ts WUl Be Held in Tokio ments and use ing section of Canada," kuss Beatrice CARTER'S LITTLE The cheerful feeling you possess An invitation of the Japanese to Naismith, attached to the offices of LI VER PILLS What Not to Do Doting a Thunder the Alberta government in Lyndon, hold, the next convention of the after-** drink of something hot Mrs. Winslow's UN) ixetmkm storm World's Sunday • School Association England, told of bow she travelled •—ssUtmmw ami and flavory should be only the 1;000 miles by rail and 300 miles by rady oath* If you find yourself indoors during in Tokio has been accepted, it is an Soothing Syrup motor car through the region. Miss a thunderstorm, don't go near a nounced by the World's Committee, beginning of your satisfaction. Naismith is on her way back to Eng mr. COM stove; it is dangerous. Keep away whieh held a meeting in New York recently. The meeting will be held i It is a corrective for diarrhoea, land -had. from the chimney; avoid the close colic and other ailments to which Life was just one beautiful view vicinity of the telephone;, and don't after the close of the--war. The in For this very reason more and •ch* touch a screen door. vitation was brought by B. Okura in children are subject esprria% Oiler another. We would lame to a OU. If a house be struck by lightning; a message from the Japanese commit more people are turning from during the teething period. great natural park where the jaw MM Md la-getfi-M. 1_cy do them duly. # * fines grew and then into open spaces there is no place anywhere inside of tee, of which Marquis Okuma, former tea and coffee to perhaps fifty «"H-rs txmerpr*' % Asvtf »••• P9L Sank DOM. Sad JHrne. it that—Jeaafa* The deathlealing Premier of Japan, is chairman..jJjj&j. It is absolutely MS — rralir saw such wonderful fruit and veget Genuine mmt bear Signature agent may penetrate anywhere, rapt-: TSomaa R. Ferens, member of the and contains neither opium, ables. dering escape impossible. But some British Parliament, was elected Presi morphine aar sny^ttt *wx*Wjm\ places, such as those above mention dent of the association by tiie com Speaking of the Canadian women mittee, succeeding the late Sir Rob riva-ves. who hare followed their husbands to ed, are more dangerous than others. Instant Postum England, Miss Naismith said:' "Eng Out of doors, in a thunderstorm, ert Laidlaw of London. The associa land hist now is simply filled with tha safest place it in the woods. tion, it is said, represents 304,000 Mrs. Winslow's Canadian women. Many of them Li-ghtning may strike a tree, but it is Sunday schools in all countries, and A lessened tendency* to such were originally from the old land, aud not likely to be the one Under which has a membership of 31*000,000. when their husbands enlisted they Wood's Phogphodlns. vou have taken shelter. On the other \ it was announced that the organi annoyances as nervousness and Soothing Syrup just pocked up and went over. By The Greet JbsmiisA fltPXpty. hand, under such circumstances, the zation is carrying out plans for send TOMS aad larlgoratM tha whob most foolish thing you can do is to ing 1,000 New Testaments to the sol sleeplessness repays them. the, wsj, they are certainly having a mm, onraratqa. makes new Blood diers in the trenches, hospitals and Make* Cheerful, vivid time; if spending their money is «u TtiaL Owes Nervoue stand beneath an isolated tree. But freely counts for anything."—-Winni VcMlUy.Mcntal emd Brain Worry, Despon an open sired, especially .if at some prison camps, to be contributed by Chubby Children dence, Leee efKnerop, Palpitation of the American Sunday school children. A ten-day trial of this delightful, peg Free Press. Heart, Faillns Memory. Pries Si per box. six distance from large buildings) is forS& 0»»wW please, six will CUM. Sold by all nearly if not quite as dangerous. flavory hot drink has assisted so Soothes the fretting child during Pa's Temptations Never go near a wire fence during a "I hear your son graduated with thunderstorm. Even in a house that many to health and -comfort that the trying period of its develop "Pa, with fit Ma money, will never high honors. Bit he found a posi bas no lightning-rod you have a much tion yet?" WyLW ment and thus gives rest tod let aTfake oor rightful place in so better chance of escaping injury pr your friend, the Postum drinker, refief to both child gad mother. ciety." mm mgj "Oh, yet; one that teemt to tuit death than anywhere outdoors. Even i.jm first rate." will tell you it's well worth "Why* he's most Indulgent. He has i!-*f_ _._____-*.•_struck< , _indoors —h J. m^jexesmMm ,• -*•_.««*you• hav_._._•_e. _a. _t. ilean _ _. _. _ t aj •••• " .. Boy a bottlo today last bought the family a magnificent "What is Hr When baying yenf Plane one" chance cut of two of surviving; "In a hammock." while. j$g| &|ad hoa* It handy automobile." but if such a thing happens in the "Yes; Imt unless we watch him all j Insist aa having an neighborhood of a tree, you will al StU *pft%U Jrtmyimts At Cstemde mmd tbe time he can't resist the tempta most certainly ^ be killed. Hat,-more A Pair of Pities "There's a Reason" . tJAms^JiemttAvexmHttm \ tion to take on a few paying passen than one In thirty-five people hit un Edith: Isn't it a pity that poor men m gers as be tides around."—Louisville Otto ffigd Piano Action der such : conditions lives to know don't know enough to remain single? Courier-Journal. what happened. Marie: Yea. and that rich ones do? w. N. JF tm HI HH THE HERALD,. HANNA, ALBERTA While: it it true that certain Shortage oi Heavy Horse*' What Occupation Germany Feeling Pinch Need lor Home Production tions of country are particularly Valuable Clay suited to the production of oae par- British Blockade Likely to Be Decisive Btatistics recently published' reveal ticular crop, it ia equally true that Canadian Market Drained by Own-nd Of Verdun Means Factor of tht War Wg'g a regrettable situation regarding trad* carried on even in tnete communitiet Fer Heavy Animals Per Deposits Opened relationship between British Columbia |o supply local needs. British Colum War Service American Writer Qivss Reasons Why The London Daily Chronicle tayt: and the United States. During tbe bia should be oae of the last pro- C.N.R*. Building s Spur Line in Que "All tbe newa from Germany indi month of March there wat snipped "There is a great Shortage of *rw*y Vsrdun Was Chosen1 as Gei*- vincet ia the Dominion to be com bec That Will Open up Extend ve cates that the British blbcade it like to British Columbia from the United pelled to import general farm pro horses in Canada, the Canadian m_> man Objective ly to prove a decisive factor in the Statea through tha port of Beatfle, duce. With the Dominion and Pea ket having seta drained aaa retult tfigg§Ml Ksslln Beds Why did the Germans choose Ver war. Hie .economic pinoh- has be produce valued at over $3,000,000, > vincial Governments .giving encour of tbe heavy demand tee herset of The ousting of Gorman 'aad Awe- dun as their objective? In the minds come intolerably severe. The masses while the American city received only agement to mixed farming. it it to be the heavy type for war -service. Over. trfsn porcelain wares trom tim Can ol mott casual readers ol history aad of the population ara half-atarved, about 9500,000 worth of gooda from Imped that the province will soon be 60,000 hones have been taken out of adian market In tsvor of "Made ta of war news', Verdun is accepted as particularly i_ tha townt. Middle British Columbia. Of the material ex. able to supply not jnly her own local tbe Dominion since the war started. Canada" nrodncte hat been Drought classes ana rich are suffering greatly ^ poited from Canada a yery large part, needt, but* will become an exporter It ia now up to the Canadian breeders the bulwark-of France, tiie gate to to get busy. They must, if, a normal appreciably cloaer by the construc tans, and the chief fortress of that "(Jonlirmation of thia state of af it made up of sapper for-yenning, of tiie kind of produce which now tion ot a spur Uae, hy the Canadian fairs it not only to be gleaned from paj er and coal, while the Canadian come to her own markets through the standard it to be maintained after the eat barrier ighich fiom Luxemburg the German press, despite the cenaor- war Upe-Hp*' Northern Railway fiom it* Monitor! Switzerland defended ihe eastern province receivet heavy shipments port of Seattle. branch, to an extensive deposit ot S s_ip, but neutral diplomats in Ger of agricultural produce, which "it Thia statement wag made by John frontier of tiie Republic. It was, all many and neutral visitors to that Kaolin near HuberJeau, in. Quebec. things considered, the strongest forti might grow itself with equal' facility. Bright, Dominion Livestock commis It ia from ' «ipiHsr deposits of that i fied place in Europe when the war country all bring back the same story Applet, beans, butter, cheese, e>;gs. Continue Splendid Co-operation sioner, at the annual meeting of the of an unfed population, stagnant in dried fruit, meat, wheat ad vegetables The ideal of course, would be for the natural resource that insiniftifoams came. Why. then, did tbe Germans Canadian Livestock Records Atsocia- In tiie Teutonic empires have produc elect to fight) here? dustry, universal war-weariness and are among the articles which that pro- allies to adopt the policy of free trade tion held in Toronto recently. Mr. desperate yearning tor peace. vice should be able to export and not among 'themselves, eaving tbe reat of Bright stated that ia order to cope ed the tupplies of china-wares that The reason lt simple. The first ""Diplomats in Berlin have begged have to import. the world to follow tho example at itt with the hone situation in the west hsve been marketed to homes io all months of the war utterly eliminated to be allowed to import their own leisure. That would mark the greatest ern provinces, in which a large supply parte of the World, -ind the prevalence That something lt radically wrpng of the "Made in Germany" inscrip fortresses from the reckoning. Ihe food. Home of them have got milk, in either the production or the mar advance ever made in world'relation of horses had been drafted for service rapid collapse of Liuge, Antwerp and tat their children especially, from Den ships and would be tbe noblest fruit at the front, eome 6,000 mares bad tion on the underside of cups, eaue- keting* er agricultural produce in the ers, and plates hi the average home Maubeuge demonstrated that the fort mark and Holland. western province is evident. It it Of the war. We hope that heroic ex been purchaaed by, western farmers had failed to keep pace with the gun. "Rich women are taking their chil with the object of improving these pedient will be discussed at the con in eastern Canada. ' in Cai-de alone, furnishes aa Indies- What was illustrated in the west in dren to Holland to get enough mi^t ference. But in the absence of such tion of the widespread character snd tiie early days was finally demonstrat conditions that the Domestic Food The livestock commissioner also for than. Products Committee, inaugurated by an achievement, there are many strongly advised the tarmera to pay value of the business. ed in tiie east last summer, when the "Other signs that the country it in thingt to.be done; The ailiea at the Russian fortresses followed the path of the Victoria Board of Trade, ia work particular attention to the breeding But it is not hi tbe manufacture of extremis are: Recent failure of the ing. present time are pooling their re of heavy horses, especially the breed table wares alone that Kaolin ie im the Belgian and French. Accordingly Berlin bread rationing; the advance sources in an unprecedented measure. the French after the Marne simply Mr. A. D. Peterson, president of ing of mares, in whieh there had been portant. Large quantities are utilis i» I* in the price of potatoes, although the We are working together aa one firm, a marked falling off last year. In this ed In the production of the finer abandoned the forts of Verdun as de the B. 0. Stockbreeders' Association, France concentrating on thia form of ration is grotespuely Inwuflffitpt show speaking at Victoria said: connection, he pointed out that the grades of printing paper, and In ths fensive positions. They took the guns ing the critical shortage; huge jumps production, England on that, Russia out of them; they moved them to new, ''During the war, it is the dnty of breedere were in a position to save making of insulators for high^ power in the price of beef, veal and mutton; on the other—all by arrangement, all the situation and vms prevent a electric transmission lines. Austrian concealed positions, and the torts and, .above all, tiie approaching ex thOML who 'remain at home to do for the common benefit. We nave ceased to have real importance. Ver everything in their power to increase scarcity of beavy horses which are makers had developed an internation haustion of all edible fats, including founded great trusts, not for private always in demand. al trade of considerable magnitude In dun was only a point in the long butter, margarine, lard and every tort the yield of the fields, flocks mud advantage, but for the general advant trench line running fiom the' North herds. By so doing, those of ut who Mr.~Bright alto called the attention the latter product before the out of oil and fat." age, and have excluded the exploita break of the wsr. Since the seas Sea to Switzerland. The forts, save mutt remain at home cad serve our tion of tbe middleman from great of the breeder! tb the fact that the country just as loyally at by serving have been closed against the Aus that they provided protection for re A Parallel i&fo areas of trade. Let us organize the cattle, hogs, and sheep situation was serve, lost all value. They entered in the trenches. Even suppose this aot as bright aa it might be. He stated trian supplies the Japanese hsve goes About the only parallel in British continuance of this splendid coopera into the business of makind these es into the system of benches, and Ver might entail loss, we should be will tion. It it Saving ut in war; it will that since J an. 1 laat over 367,000 hoga dun waS defended by men and by history to the turrender of General ing to sacrifice tome of our profit had been imported from the United sentials, and,.largely because of ths Townsend aad the British. forces at bless us in peace.—London Daily cheapness of the labor available to ! guna and by ditches, precisely like when others are going to the front, Newa. {f&M States, whicb in itself wat an evi Rheims or Arras. Kut-el-Amara to the Turks it that of ana sacrificing their lives for the, dence that there thould be a renewed manufacture thero, the indgfttry teems General Gordon who waa slain tt Umpire." . Intersil aad energy in this hog breed to have .made remarkable 'progrest. " In the second place, Verdun was Khartoum by the dervishea after de The last year hat been marked by A Change in Tune ing industry in Canada. He also elab ihey ara exporting st a low price snd ihe most difficult place in the French fending the place agai_st tiieir at aa increasing interest in mixed farm Though we can expect to carry this orated upon tbe heavy importations Have already got into -touch with line to supply either with -men or mu tacks for many montht. ing in British Columbia. This it war to a successful issue for our coun of beef cattle and theep from the Canadian users. Thit Quebec supply nitions. Before the war-two railroad History tells us that Gordon might particularly true of 'tome districts try only by Hiding these sacrifices United States and emphasized the fact touches the glass industry, too, foe lines of first importance met at Ver have escaped by flight after the der that previously had been looked upon with the unanimity and enthusiasm that the pretent high pricet of wool tits by-product la a pure silica-sand, dun—one, a double-track line coming vish hordes had broken down tiie de as almost exclusive fruit lands. that we have shown, nevertheless we thould be an incentive to sheep breed which is suitable for the manufacture oast from Paris In the direction of fences of the city, but he refuted to Creameries have been built at Grand cannot help feeling.daily tiie pain of ers to improve the situation In order bf glass and sandpaper, and Is utilia- Metz; the other coming north along do to, trotting to tiie chivalry and Forka, Kelowna and Salmon Arm, it when we think that millions of val to avoid going elaewnere to purchase ible at moulding tend and tot other the Meuse valley from the Paris- honor of bit foe with what fatal result aad all are reporting satisfactory re uable German Uvea mutt be sacrificed sheep when may are in a position to purposes. Nancy line. When tbe Germans took to himself we all know. That was sults. In- the* district of Kelowna to a barbarous war of annihilation, supply tbe requirements of the Can Kaolin is supposed to be decompos Bt. Mihiel in September, 1914, they more tban thirty years ago alone, fourteen alios were built dur which could have been avoided,, had adian markets. ed feldspar, and occurs lo pockets or cut tad latter line.' In the retreat Again a British general hat surrend ing 1915. adequate, reason, right politics aad fissures of varying depths, The color from the Mame the Germans halted ered to a Mohammedan leader, but Along be line of the Grand Trunk wise diplomacy prevailed aa our side, An Aviation School ranges from a faint yellow to purs nt Varenrfes and Montfaucon, and thia time under different auspices. Pacific, much live stock it being in and had international tolerance and The naval department announces white, tbe latter being the more valu from these towns their heavy artillery Whatever their record in the past, the troduced, and the foundation it being a last appreciation of Germany*! de tbat the admiralty is calling for a able. Ill freedom from quarts, mica, commanded the Paris-Verdun line by Turks have in thit war at least treated laid for more or teas mixed farming mands prevailed on the tide of our limited number Of trained aviators and other particles, is also a factor. indirect fire arid it ceased to be avail their opponents with far more*consid communities. In many of the newer opponent-.—Protestor Ernest Htekel. from Canada fer commissions in the The deposit rendered accessible by able. eration .and chivalry than Um, Ger localities advantage hat been taken Royal Naval Air Service aad tbat the Canadian Northern is supposed to There waa left to the French, then, mans have. Infidels they may be, but of the Dominion and Provincial with a view to providing training the he many thousands of feet in depth, only one narrow-gauge line coming they have shown their Teutonic allies schemes for supplying pure-bred sires Long in the Making Curtiss Aviation School, will be re aad It pure white in shade, and ex north from Bar-le-Duo, a light rail that they can honor and respect a This stimulates an interest for more, The Prussia of today, with Its curs opened bs Toronto. Canadian aviatora- perts consider that the higher way, incapable of bearing heavy traf brave foe, which it more than can bv at well as better live stock. ed rule and cursed principles, has wishing - to enter the service are re- grades of porcelain and pottery may fic because of the grades. Practically, said of the former. . The sheep industry has been par been long in/the mating; and wbat queatoa to apply to the secretary of be manufactured, and of course, in t—en, Verdun was isolated, to far as There is ao doubt, therefore, but that ticularly favored during the year just an unshapen, ungodly mast it is I It the Department of Naval Serviee at sulators st well. Success in the burn- _ railroad communication was concern General Townsend and hit gallant passed. Mutton and wool have com has been described aa the last re Ottawa. The age limit ef candidates ing of the clay into tiie various pro ed, and the army defending the Ver men will be treated in a manner that manded excellent prices, while tbe maining hulk of materialistic barbar are from li to 25 years and only well ducts of s high grade, depend- dun sector waa dependent almost en will do Justice to their brave fight outlook for the immediate future is ism. The wonder is that when wor educated, athletic and thoroughly tit greatly upon the character of ths tirely upon road transport, upoti auto against overwhelming numbers.-— promising. From all parts of the shipping at the shrine of mere force, men with excellent eye-eight ean be fuel. Aa firewood ia abundant aad mobile trucks, or as the French tay, Calgary Herald. Province there are inquiries for breed students from our country and other accepted. A, gratuity of one hundred cheap la Northern Quebec, the Can •—Tniffnt Thit transport was suffi ing stock, and it ia only tbe scarcity of countries. were to hopelessly blinded dollars will %p paid to those obtain adian deposit appears to hsve been cient as long as Verdun was held, by Almost Choked auch stock that hat prevented more to wbat was going on around them.— ing a pilot't certificate from the Can placed in the best environment. Winnipeg Tribune. m relatively small force and waa only A lady wat continually accusing her rapid development In many dit- adian aviation school on condition The Canadians who are interested a fraction of the great front, but would servant of extravagance without any tricts owners of sheep have suffered that the aviator Joins the Royal Naval in this development have . received it bo tufficient when the main attack real cause. The girl bore this accusa considerable lott from the ravages of The Way te Tell Service and undertakes after the war from tits' Hon. Mr. Feflitier, agent wat directed at thit sector and the tion patiently for a time, but at lest panthers, coyotes, and especially dogs, "Mike," taid Pat, "how do yea tell to become a member of a Canadian general for tife province of Quebec in Germans massed two thousand guns she rebelled. Bhe informed his mis and it might- be well for thit conven tiie age of a fowl?" flying corpt should one bo organised London, England, a report made fee aad a quarter of a million mea on a tress that the coal had been consumed. tion . )o contider the advisability, cd "Oi eaa alwaya tell by tbe teeth." in Canada. '. him by " I were going to see you both Pi iii SOLDIER'S LIFE again soon. Washed!' But in the (Continued from Page Seven) last letter of all, whioh was never onions and carrots in it. Hope posted, we hear the dramatist ask The^Best Iijgkt^tfs Theluieapjit I get a large helping. *J|§2 ing for a pocket Browning, or at least 'Paracelsus' and 'Men and For goodness' sake, keep.me Women.' The letter was found on supplied with milk above every- The long winter evenings will demonstrate the f>tipeH«i-|tT ot his body when, after saving the Electric Light. Gut your house wired now, before tbe rush. t-i_g.,''jp|. . A man with a tin wounded all Saturday with noble of milk oan go where he pleases courage at Loos, he himself was RATES m and enjoy the best of every killed on Sunday upon the para thing. Men to whom a tip in pet, imr^, Residence—40c per'month for 40 watt residence lamp, or 1 cash would be an insult (there cent per watCi^ are more than you think of such Business—804jt»er month for 40 watt lamp, or 2c per watt. out here) can be bought body and soul for four drops from' the ' can.' ' 'JJjjPg Foil Sale HANNA LIGHT & POWER CO. And as the top bar in a climax of bliss, he gives the menu of a real, real dinner which he and his mates got together after a particularly terrible fortnight in May, 1915. FORD CARS They had soup squares, sardines, ration steak properly cooked, tin Reduced Price $555.00, F.O.B. Hanna ned sfpricots, tinned 'cafe-au-lait,' 26 HEAD OF CATTLE 26 (Touring Car) md a aixpenny bottle ef vin rouge The only Car thot will give complete satisfaction at a minimun outlay. Think of that, you gourmands, We will be pleased to show you our New Model. and die of envyl • Later on, as often happens with nurses, and sensitive R. A. M. ('. men, he became eo sickened with 14 Head Good Shorthorn Milch wounds and bleeding or suppurat Cows, 1 fresh in six months, re A. H. BENEDICT ing flesh that he could not stand mainder coming fresh early in FORD CARS AND $CCESSORIES *'»e pi^ht of meat, and did without Spring. it. While we lay such stress, on We will purchase your Cattle and Hogs the purely natural or animal side of the private's.life, we only wish 12 Extra good. Spring Calved tmilera guarantee of Jnst Treatment. to show how rapidly man, drop ping from the common safeguards 1 Extra Registered Shorthorn Bull, and conveniences of civilization, 18 months old. becomes a creature unsophisticated This Bull was purchased from Messrs the thing, itself. After all, it is Ule and Bows, Carstairs, the Cream - Eggs - Cream these 'necessities of life' which oc Famous Shorthorn Breeders. This cupy most people's minds, but in termingled with the frank longing Bull will stand well in any Show or delight in the necessities, we lung. SFTTZ," the Irish Jew find the 'spiritual desires always lurking in the soldier-dramatist's The Highest Market Prioe heart. iFrst conies the love foi Opens his SECOND HAltD STORE | wife and child; then the longing All Express Charges on for letters—the appalling fear oi Cream Today, with a fall stock of ||| being forgotten, so*familiar a fear TERMS - CASH I PAY to all prisoners and. soldiers. Cash For Eaeh Shipment ('When I get no letter I am ;> downtrodden worm,' he writes): Second Hand Furniture and, lastly, the desire for thought and literature still subsisting be 9> neath the daily cares. In thf midst of petitions for tobacco, and Calgary Central Creamery exultation over nn egg, we read D. Matheson Call ami see this display of Furniture. You are sure to find requests for a Murray's 'Euripi something you need. des,' a 'Plautus,' and 'Terence,' P. PALLESEN, Proprietor and even a 'Plotinus.' The last sentence, in the last letter received Box 2074 CALGARY from him is characteristic of the SECOND AVE. HANNA soldier: 'Love to dear 1 Wish LOOKlAHBAD Right now is the time to look ahead. Prices have been advancing very rapidly and are still going higher. Don't you think it is time to step in Right Now, and save yourself some money. Here's ypur chanofe III Our Hardware Dept J|| Our Grocery Department is on •^rHasen't time to say much, Jjtft it is sawing SWEATER COATS fi r* Germany's Sea "Victory" Colony Homes WHAT VICTORY IN THE BALKANS ls Now Explained C. P. R. Building Houses In tiie West DEVELOPMENT OF THE AEROPLlfflE for Returned Soldiers . Officer of Oerman Torpedo Beat The houses which the C.P.R. is ^LLIIEAN TO EASTERN ALUES Throws Light on a Dark building in the West for tiie returned ONE OF THE WONDERS OF THE WAR Subject 'eftt\\% soldiers will cost turn about $1,000 SMALL NATIONS TD SECURE MORE TERRITORY The world has had an opportunity each, with out-offices. They will con AERIAL NAVIGATION IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD of reading Admiral Jellicoe's report sist of four rooms each — two bed of the Jutland battle. But not one rooms, dining-room and kitchen. Each Should Success Crown the Efforts of the Allies in their Operations, word of the report of Vice-Admiral farm will consist of 160 acres and At the Close of the Wsr Thera Will Be No Longer Any Doubt von Scheer, the chief of the German there will be 80 additional acres which Serbia, Italy, Rumania, and Russia will Acquire much High Sea fleet, bas been allowed to may be' availed of in the course of But that the Skilled Aviators Developed hy the Wer will!' be made public. We can all guess time, and as the settler concludes Wm- Valuable Territory from the Enemy the reason, of course. That report that he can work it The C.P.R. has Utilize Aeroplanes in More Peaceful Pursuits will not square with the Kaiser's flam several designs for homes which will boyant speech to thi effect that the be submitted to, the intending set Should tbe armies of tbe Allies, has other hopes. Montenegro, also a Germans secured a victory which had tlers. These offer a variety of design No mere thrilling page in the ro aerial locomotion, taking aeroplanes •ow operating between the Italian Serb land, will unquestionably be for ever destroyed the power of the to suit different tastes and different mance of war has yet been written across from England to Franc- for Irridetrta and Galicia, and from Car- joined to Serbia, together wtth j the I British na** But Germany has just pockets, it may be said. The settler than that which records tiie mastery delivery at tiie front, and gLding of the air by heavier-titan-air mach through the air at the rate of 165 pathia to Salonika, be successful in northern tip of Albania, containing [ t>een placed in possession of a semi- can choose a house which will tait their aims, 100,000 square miles will Scutari. All told, Serbia hopes and official account of the battle, from (the him $2,000, but the payments will be ines. The story told in The Globe by miles an hour, shews the tremendous eventually be subtracted from Aus expects to gain 30,000 square miles, German point of view. This account, made exceedingly easy. In all there Frederick Palmer smacks of tbe tales possibilities that are opened np by the tria-Hungary. This territory, sustain 25,000 coming from Austria, and save which was written by an officer of are probably 8,000,000 acres of land of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells, developments in aviation. ed before the war a population of 17,- for a few Albanians about Scutari the the German torpedo boat T-47, and is held by speculators in the West; but when as yet man was limited in his Tbe romance of aviation is bound 000,000, or just one-third of the total people of these regions are all Serb published, under German admiralty apart from that there are literally means of locomotion to tbe surface up with two other romantic pages in population of the Dual Monarchy. by race. auspices, breaks the news gently to hundreds of millions of acres of cul of the earth and the surface of the the history of locomotion. jThe in The geographical divisions by which aven greater are Rumanian ambi the German people that the vie* tivable land lying idle ever the West sea. -Ten years ago aviation was in its vention of the pneumatic tire for bi these parcels of Austrian and Hun tions. Before she entered the second tory" was not such a wonderful vie* —not close to the tracks, ot course, experimental stage. The name had cycles by Dunlop, and tiie birth of garian property are known are as fol Balkan war, Rumania was a nation of tory after all. not yet found its way into the stan the motor car, with its internal com lows: but good land which many have long 7,000,000, aad' her area was nearly 50,- The narrative contains a somewhat ed for so ardently that they have sat dard dictionaries and encyclopaedias. bustion engine, paved the way fof the *' The Tvrol (the Southern half), the 000 square piles, about that of Eng non-committal account of how Vice- on the steps of the land office all Practical men shook their heads and coming of the aeroplane. For with m\h coastlands (with Trieste), Dalmatia land or of New York State. The Bal Admiral von Hipper departed from night to be tbe first in the morning dismissed the idea of aerial flight as out the pneumatic tire the motor car with the islands of the Adriatic, but kan war gave her 3,000 square miles his flagship tn the middle of an en to get their application in. The C.P.R. a passing craze that would ran its would not have made such strides in iiminished by a thin paring left for and 300,000 people taken from Bul gagement. This is a fact that has not is going on on.its -own account with course and die a natural death. Eight popularity, and without tbe motor Serbia), are to go to Italy. This thin garia. If she gets her prize in the hitherto been disclosed, and the im the colony homes; bnt it expects that years ago the improvements effected gasoline engine the heavier-than-air paring of Dalmatia, south of the Austrian campaign she will get _ver pression len by the manner of telling the Government wfll shortly outline enabled the aviator to attain a speed machine would have been stillborn. mouth of toe Narenta River, Bosnia, 36,000 square miles and become a it is that bis ship was sunk. There a plan of a comprehensive nature of thirty-nine miles an hour for a dis England was slow to enter the field Herzegovina and a portion of Sla- kingdom with'aft area equal to that is also an attempt to explain why the which can be generally applied to the tance of ninety-five miles, at a maxi of aviation until the motor had reach vonia will fall to Serbia; Transyl of the mainland of Italy. Her total Germans so speedily left the battle situation., mum'altitude of 400 feet. Frederick ed a stage that offered every pros vania, Bukovina and the Banat of 'I e- population will be close to 12,000,000, area and made for Wilhelmshaven, Palmer, in this third year of war, tells pect of success. With characteristic mesvar will go to Rumania, and Gal and more than half of the new citi but the writer's story is Very con of machines with a speed of 165 miles energy Britain set about adapting and icia'will become Russian. zens will be Rumanian by race. fused and contradictory on this Getting the Submarines an hour, fiyittg at an altitude of 10,000 improving the ideas of French and ' In Transylvania, too, she will ac Italy will take-some 13,000 square point He continually speaks of the (eet, and capable of carrying heavy American engineers and., aeroplane quire the coal mines necessary to he' "serious" situation in which the Ger Policy of Mystery Ie Terrifying to loads in addition to the pilot and ob builders as soon as the machines had miles, having a population of about industrial expansion. Shaped now 2,000,000. Of this population less man cruisers found themselves after the Germans server. Steadily improving in speed, passed the A-jiiw^H^tol stage. This like a crescent moon, Rumania will Admiral Beatty began to hammer The policy which the British have endurance and climbing powers, the •war has given Britain the control/of than 800,000 are Italian and the ma then become a solid block, no longer jor fraction is Slav, Serb in Dalmatia tbem and of the "serious damage" adopted of snaring, sinking or cap war has brought the heavier-than-a:r the air, a victory doe to the splendid threatened with bisection by any at that was done eo them. "Many of turing German submarines and say machine to a point of efficiency not and the islands, Slovene about tack coming from 'Austria. qualities of the British mechanic no Triest^ our boats were badly damaged,' he ing nothing about it, in order to af dreamt of ten years ago. When peace less than to the dash and bravery of The real prize will naturally fall to says, and he added that "from one of flict the enemy with the dark mys cortes there is no longer any doubt the British aviator.it.Canadians are Rumania will receive 36,000 square Russia. Galicia is one of the richest our vessels that could not be kept any tery of the vessels' disappearance, that aerial navigation will be a strong winning their way to the front Tank miles, having a population of 4,800,- agricultural lands in all Europe and longer afloat the crew were trans has bred a policy of mystery in the competitor on land and across narrow in the aviation corps at the front. At 000. Of this population a little more its oil wells are unsurpassed on tne ferred to another under incessant Germans themselves. Tne Bremen is seas and lakes for the traffic that is the close of the war these skilled than half, 2.450,000, is Rumanian, 1,- Continent. By bringing her frontiers fire." He also tells how "the little always coming; but which Bremen? now satisfied to travel at a maximum aviators will not again settle down 000,000 is Magyar, 700,000 German to the Carpathians Russia will abol cruiser Wiesbaden" was set on fire A keen Dutch captain, who is said Speed of sixty miles an hour on land to the humdrum pace of the street and 50;000 Slav —.Serb in the Banat, ish the.open frontier that has so long and destroyed by the British shells. to know a great deal, says that the and abont thirty miles an hour en cars. Canada will witness the Com Russian in Bukovina. weakened her position on the west Then he refers to AST way in .which British bave already tttptittA two of water. The spectacle of an aviator, ing of the aerial bus for passenger Russia will get Galicia entire, hav and has proved So disastrous in tbe "the firemen and pumping machine the merchant submarines, America* who before the war was unversed in service on the Great Lakes and else ing an area of just over 30,000 square campaigns of the present wsr, Lem men are fully occupied op ont larger bound, bearing this name, and that where.—Toronto Gtobe. miles and a population of slightly berg, the capital of Galicia, is a city skips"; how he sees a huge shell ex the Germans have still another on more than 8,000,000. Practically all of nearly 250,000, the fourth in the plode on one of these cruisers and the way. If this is true, and the of this population, save for the Jews, Austrian Empire and one of the great everything disappear in red flame. Germans keen sending out new Bre- is Slav, and 5,000,000 is Polish. Some railroad centres of Europe. Some por - Significant reference is made to tbe mens, one of them may at last get Zeppelin Swears He Boy Scoot Notes ef the fairest bits of the Alps, some tion of Galicia Russia intends to add fact that when Admiral Jellicoe came across, and then the Germans will be of the best known places of tourism, to her Polish kingdom, probably aU up he actually succeeded in getting Witt Destroy London Boy Scouts Aid Zeppelin Victims, . wilt fall to Italy's share. able to say that "the Bremen got • west of the San. the advance German ships between over safely." 'The German authori Among Other Useful Activities In addition, la taking Trieste aad two tremendous fires, from which Either This or Die, Bat tiie Chances In doing this, Russia will restore ties have played a game of mystifica Are He Will Die the coastland down to tne end of the Vice-Admiral von Scheer only escap tion from the start. Manifestly the A Bucharest dispatch states I that 5,000,000 Poles to tbeir old association ed by ordering the whole fleet to n when German aeroplanes dropped Istrian peninsula, she.will get the with Warsaw, and if there be an sending out of chartered tugs here * An American business man now ' 'Wear modern city of Trieste, one of westward. He tries to describe the Switzerland, who recently talked with hpoAi on tbe city, killing about forty * tne first commercial ports of the Me autonomous Poland, under Russian ensuing battle, but says the painter and there, the reporting of the boat civilians, "a number of Boy Scouts protection, it will contain at least has yet to be born who could describe first at one place and then another, Count Zeppelin in Stuttgart, told a diterranean basin, and Pola, the chief 16,000,000 of the 20,000,000 Poles, the and so on, have been fbr the purpose correspondent tbat the Count has engaged courageously in maintaining naval station of Austria. Along the it; what happened when night fell sworn to destroy London by airship order among the entire/ populace." Dalmatian coast she will acquire balance remaining in the eastern he does not know, but he felt how of throwing the cruisers off the track. What the Boy Scouts of Bucharest lands of Prussia. the ships were busy with their woun It is altogether probable that at least bombardment or die. other splendid harbors and such fam : Count Zeppelin, whose illness has did on this occasion was a repetition ous cities as Zara, Spalatro, Sebeni- Such, briefly, is the. partition of ded, and how an English torpedo boat one of these under-water merchant of what Boy SeoutS in different parts Austria-Hungary. crept np and sent' the Frauenlob to vessels has been captured, and not at been accentuated by his opponents' - co. Possession of Dalmatia and of the claims that the dirigible raids ac of England have done under similar islands of the Adriatic will give her In London, Rome, Petrograd, Paris, the bottom. That run for the shelter all unlikely that two have been thus circumstances. command of the Adriatic and she will one may see, it is said, maps on of home, which Admiral Jellicoe has taken. More than fifty German sub complished little or nothing, and cost abolish tbe rivalry of Austria, even which the partition of Austria-Hun described, mast have been a terrible marines have disappeared into the dearly, is determined to send a fleet • In the early part of 1915, Bristol if Fiume remains to Hungary and gary ia already recorded as an ac journey for the beaten Hun -fleet, for vast deep and have aever come back. of seventy or eighty monster aircraft introduced a practical scheme ;for complished fact. Many of these maps The British admiralty could account over London in the near future. utilizing all her Boy Scouts in the Austria and "Hungary continue united. this semi-official German account event of aircraft raids. The scheme Proportionately, Serbia's gains will extend the limits of the dismember says: 195S; for most of them, but it will not. The He has become a fanatic on the ment far beyond those described. But "frightfulness" of mystery is some- subject, and insists he will never caught on there with rack enthusiasm be greater.' ' Bosnia, Dalmatia, that that it was unanimously SihigSrd* in falls to ber share, the portion of Sla- the irreducible minimum it the divi tines more terrible than.that of vis- abandon his resolve to obliterate sion outlined, a division whjch sub ' Our ships seem to traverse streets l ille, staring bloodshed. — Boston Buckingham Palace, the Houses of other parts of the continent. This vonia_J_ive arr-»grea of 21,000 square of -fire. Engines hai frequently, to be scheme wa» introduced with ihe m*mpp eseee* --«•«•», ^ttrtufiy more *than that of tracts 15,000,000 Poles, Rumanian*? Transcript. " •P_f_-iucm mute -tuft* important «di- Italians, Serbs, Ruthenians, Slovenes, tpyets^wf tjh^m^emtt' ree oncoming tor fixe and monument' in the English idea of giving luge numbers of Bop Serbia before the first Balkan war. pedoes, in one of such manoeuvres Scouts aa opportunity to "be prepar Acquiring them, Serbia will at last from the dominion of the Magyar and capital. the German-Austrian, and in doieg the Elbing came into collision with War Is Passing He will not commit himself, how ed" if occasion should unhappily ain her window on the sea, ' denied a German ship of the line, and wss arise. Nor, as recent history assures er through Austrian interference af this takes less than 2,000.000 Mag ever, as to whether the destruction f yars and Germans. so badly damaged that she could not Greatest Triumph Ever Known Is of London will force tbe British to us, have the Boy Scouts been found ter bev Balkan victories. But Serbia be kept afloat. Huge fires illumine the Coming wanting when tne call' to duty was darkness. Slowly damaged ships float demand, peace, as his most fervent Sounded. T past. No living crews are on board We are coming to the greatest partisans continually argue. Mustn't Waste Good Shells them. Masts and funnels have been triumph that men on earth haVe ever Commentipg on the reported In the event .of an aircraft raid a The Air Passage blown away, decks swept clean by known, and our hands are clean. threats of Count Zeppelin to wreak ,Scout's duty consists of assisting in shell, and through great holes in their There have been wars of which we destruction oa London, the corre rescue work, procuring equipment Throughout the big naval battle Of the Channel sides we. get glimpses of consuming have long repented; tbey have been spondent's informant said: from nearest troop .headquarters, off the coast of Jutland the comman The Routes of Future Commerce Lie fires. We were all glad when dawn stains on our fame that we have long ' "We are quite ready for Connt sending for police aad other assist der of a British super-dreadnought Above the Sea glimmered in the east, and the hor ago redeemed; but today let us sing. Zeppelin. Germany's air campaign is ance, calling attention to dangers bad remained at his post, imperturb rors of the night were over. It is not on us that there lies the a frightfulness campaign tiie same as from explosives and cables, giving Ever since tha war began, with fearful burden of these things. All able, giving his orders briefly and England and France fighting shoul the U-boat "Campaign earlier in the first-aid assistance and performing And such was the homecoming of the neutral world knows that, and all war, but without any of the possibili numerous other duties. making no comments, until it hap der to shoulder and the old spectre of the fleet which the Kaiser said had pened that the gunnery officer train history will know it, too. This great ties of the former submarine fright His Royal Highness the Duke ol Napoleonism buried for ever, there broken the sea power of the British dynastic war to bolster up a royal fulness." ed tht' huge 15-inch gun on.a Ger has been renewed discussion of a and made proud Albion grovel. When Connaught, in his capacity as Chief channel tunnel to connect the two house, this troubling of the lives of a If the Germans gradually shorten Scout for Canada, said farewell to the man destroyer and blew her clean we remember that this account has thousand million people for the glory their lines in the West, it was point out of the water. The captain calls countries. It has been assumed that been doctored, pruned, toned down, Boy Scouts of Montreal recently. In the war has demonstrated the neces of an accursed king, is not our sin I ed out, it is certain they will bring the course of his very excellent re up the officer on the telephone, and and brightened up by the German It belongs to one man and his house, within the radius of allied aircraft' sity for such a tunnel and refuted the admiralty, we get a pretty good idea marks, the Chief Scout said: in that slow, English fashion, asks: argument against it, that it would be and it is finding him out. This ill- some of Germany's most Vulnerable of where the path of glory led the wind for Europe and the world will points. ' "It has bsen a labor of love for ms "Was that necessary?" a source of military weakness to Huns.—Montreal Herald. That was all. The officer under Great Britain. But has not the aero blow some good to somebody; it will to do wbat I could to further ^tha stood. The captain was right. It was plane made an under-sea tunnel as sweep the Hohenzollerns from their Scout movement irf Canada and show l an unnecessary waste of big shells archaic as the horse car? For a throne, and all their gods of steel and Water Supply in Sask. my strong personal interest in every* For a Greater Canada blood will perish with them; but for body and everything connected with when smaller calibre would have fraction of the cost of burrowing be An Inexhaustible Supply of Water served the purpose. Only when in neath the English channel a fleet of us and oar children and our child the great movement. But I am happy airships could be maintained, afford Canadian West Indian League May ren's children, for our allies and for Can Be Had Almost Anywhere to say that I by no means cease my danger of being torpedoed one for connection with the Boy Scout move- gets occasionally the virtue of econ ing cheap, and rapid transit. Mr. Complete the Unification of the allies of all good things and all A schedule of 23 questions dealing Frederick Palmer made the trip good causes, it wfll bring those years meat, because I am President of the omy. British America. with various aspects of the question Boy ScoOts in England. 'During tbe across from England to the firing line of peace for which men long bave of water supply in the Province of That is the spirit of the. British in France the* Other day in "a good, There is a movement on foot in dreamed. We are watching war pass five years I have been Chief Scout Saskatchewan was recently sent out here it bas been a -great pleasure tu navy. |jl% • steady 'bus,'" and timed himself In Canada having for its objective the from the world: this thing the Prus-. by the Government of that province eroSSmg the channel. It required inclusion of UM Bermudas and the sian worshipped as his god, this font me to see how this movement has to approximately 1,800 persons. The progressed in Canada and the excel German Rat Trap just 17 minutes to negotiate the actual British West Indies in the Dominion. thing that so well 'companioned him, Public Service Monthly, Regina, says distance across the water, and not at The inspirers of the movement in will pass away for ever, and peace lent work accomplished. This ha* concerning this: *H$ been shown many times in the re Devilish Devices Set By Hans in its narrowest point, either, as against clude a number of prominent Canad will reign when the Hohenzollern "The importance of the matter and an hour and a quarter, the best time ians, who have banded themselves tribe lies in a heap of loathsome dust. wards given to Scouts for saving life Trenches "Which They Desert together as the Canadian West Indian the interest taken therein is shown by at the risk of their own. This is as it that could be made by a fast steam It is not in the dispatches, but it if the manner in which the schedules "Mention was made recently of the boat. Mr. Palmer reports that it is League. The proposition bas not as written in the eras of France. So let should be — it is the duty and the not unusual for fifty aeroplanes to get- -passed, beyond the embryonic were returned, as almost every one pleasure of every good Scout to at all 'tortoise-bomb' which the Hun scat us sing: Hymn No. 379, Ancient and of them have been filled out and seat ters about his trenches before he make the trip ih one day. When the stage, but it is believed that the peo Modern: "Now Thank We All Our times help others. war ends thousands of men in France ple of the islands would ".generally in and evidntly much care and time deserts them," writes an officer, God." Let us sing.—Lloyd's Weekly. has been expended in an endeavor to Remember, the Boy Scours are "things which burst on the lightest and England will have become train welcome the change. If the proposed bound by their oath to be respectful ed air pilots and navigators. What union should be effected, British ive as full information as possible, contact. Our men recently have Incompatibility pecial thanks are due to the many to their seniors, to help those in dis made acquaintance with man-traps in more natural than that they should Honduras and British Guiana — and tress, to behave in an honorable man put their military training to com possibly the far away Falkland A young man named Older knew correspondents Who have taken the the enemy trenches. They are con an old man named Younger.. trouble to add copious remarks, which ner, so as always to be a pride to tim structed on the principle of the old- mercial use by embarking in the bus ~ Islands—might also be included In Boy Scouts. You boys are growing inees of aerial transportation f, om | the consolidation. Newfoundland, Old man Youhger had a son youn in many cases have been found of fashioned rat-trap with powerful jaws ger than Older and another Younger much value in assisting the Statistics up fast and will be the next genera that clasp together when a spring Paris to London? The man who has which has hitherto persistently re older. Branch to gain a thorough under tion in Canada. I hope •yen will al has been released. They are suffici fused to become a part of the Do ways remember what you have learn ently, strong to break the leg of a Steered a "bus" through the welkin minion, would probably relent, and The older Younger liked the youn standing of the situation. will never again be content to steer t us ger Older, and the older Younger's ed as Boy Scouts and that when yon soldier who unctiously treads on the There ** complete the unification of Brit "It has been clearly shown by this grow up you wfll always be loyal t J "platform" of the trap. In dry wea- a bus through Piccadilly, elder was pleased. inquiry that underlying the prairies ought to be a splendid opening in ish America, if the rest of Britain's But the younger Younger disliked your Sovereign and yoar country and ther this contrivance is covered up colonies in the western hemisphere of this province there is an inexhaus do your utmost as Canadians to carry with loose earth. In wet weather ft trade after the war for these masters should get together. — Providence the older Older simply because he tible supply of water and in compar of the sky. The routes of commerce was younger-end tbe nllui x*Atk\ >jltjfi on the future at this great Dominion. is concealed in the mud. Our troops, Jouniah - atively few places only is it found so I take leave of you with great regret; of course, have been Warned of the of the future lie above, not beneath Friction grew between the elder deep as to make the expense of pro nor even upon, the sea. — Boston Younger, the elder Younger and the I wish you every possible luck in existence of these devilish devices, curing it'beyond the means of the your future lives and I hope yoa will, aad I believe the man-trap has not Transcript. Overhaul C.P.R. Lines younger* Older through this dislike of ordinary farmer. secured many British or French vic The C.P.R. is going to overhaul its the younger Younger, and to this day "Regarding the quality of the wa one and all, do weH and grow up te tims. But it is another example of Britain's Need of Grain trans-Pacific liners at tile beginning the' Olders and Youngers do not ter in tiie wells, while it is admitted be a credit to Canada.* 'frightfulness' added on to the long An authoritative estimate Places of the new year. The boats will be mingle.—Life. Hurt a varying degree of alkalinity is An interesting figure in thc snap* reckoning which one day the 'cultur the importers' requirements at 592,- laid up at dry dock at Hong Kong found in some parts, being generally shot photographs of the recent meet"'.. ed' German will have to face." 000,060 bushels, but this may be re for renovation and repair. The Em A Blunder greater according to the depth of the ing between the British Sovereign duced to 560,000,000 owing to dear- press of Asia will be the first to be It was bathing time and from the well, scarcely a case is recorded of and King Albert of Belgium oa Bel ness of wheat and also freights. Ex laid up. She will be out of commis bedroom of twin boys came the sound well water being unfit fer domestic gian soil is a picture of Prince i|»£Did Not FulfiU Requirements ports from Argentina, Australia, In sion for abont a month. The Empress of hearty laughter and loud crying. use. The water may.be and indeed Charles, the youngest son of thc Bcl- Once a high-school principal was dia and Russia could aggregate 216,- of Russia and Empress of Japan will Their father went up to find • he often is hard, but it is always usable. gi-ty* Monarch, in Boy Scout's uni having a dispute with one of his 000,000, leaving 344,000,000 for North be laid up in turn—the former hav cause. "In some districts it seems possible form? teachers, a vivacious young lady. She America. It is recognized that North ing a month and the hitter 26 days at "What's the matter up here?" he in to find water almost anywhere at no The'Boy Scouts of Belgium figured claimed that the word "man" meant America wiH. be called upon largely Hong Kong. The big liners are kept quired. great depth; in others tne best place repeatedly in the dispatches which mankind as a whole, while "men" al during the entire season to supply im in the best of trim, being all thor The laughing twin pointed to his to sink a well is a difficult matter to told of the -German invaders' devas ways signified the masculine gender. porters' needs. oughly overhauled once a year. The weeping brother. "Nothing," hei decide on. Many correspondents call tating march through that country "The principal maintained that there Empress of Asia and Empress of giggled, "only nurse has given Alex it a matter bf chance, and some be two years age^£ Yet the -Oerman were exceptions and triumphantly PjrsU Creature Russia have not been completely ander two baths and hasn't given me lieve in the tmke honored methods of frightfulness has not even accom quoted: "Though I speak with the The Mother: I see a triangular tray overhauled since they were released any at all."*—American Boy. the "water witch," but the majority plished the destruction of the boys* tongues of men and of angela-fi^i to hold a piece of pie unharmed ia a j from the Admiralty service, toward sink the—* well where they want the organization, and it- may be. safely But -the young lady answered de lunch box has seen invented. the latter part of lastj.• yeasjSfe The "Gullibly's son is a young man, I water, and if unsuccessful try again. conjectured that tbe conclusion of murely: "That won't do, for, vou see, ''.The.'_ jfgf$' jfa* *?°ft_l*i*ff!^' harm • Monteagle, which is no-* oh her way til ink, 'ut. great promi se." A good supply has "frequently beea the war will witness a wonderful re both genders are mentioned there."— such a little piece of pie as you cut, across the Pacific, was recently over- "Have you been lending him money st rock within twenty feet Of a dry vival of the Boy Scout movement in Ladles' Home Jooi-nalTfT mammaL?—Yonkers Statesman hauled at Hong Kong \wffi also r"—Baltimore American. hole of equal depth. *gj||j| Belgium. • fHB HANKA HERALD, JSANNA,'^uiBKBTA. na Unreserved WALLPAPER ; n,. /_. ;ang ; P&lic Smili Will make your room wittier. "WNv carry a large stock Having received instructions from Mr. at moderate prices, from'5c per roll up. STEPHENS BROS. Limited J. H. Bras-Beth, who has sold ills larm You can fiturn any left over, or'always-get more of same pattern. and Is leaving the country, I will sell by Public Auction on west of sec. 30-31-1? We have a large stock of 12 and 6 ft. Linoleums from 62 1-2 W4, 2 miles west and 2 miles north of cents up \wi&. Craigmyle; tbe following Chattels on Saturday, K.v. 11, 1916. 12 head of Floor Oi] Cloth from 50c. per yard up. PRICES ARE'HIGH f~~ horses, 33 head of cattle, 60 head of pigs, We Pny Highest Market Pric^For Your Produce. 125 chickens, farm implements, house hold goods. Terms: $20and under,cash. If AND IfflDOUBEDLY WIL BE HIGHER 1 Over that amount a credit until April ' See our line of Heaters and Cookstoves in our Second 1, 1917, will be given purchaser giving approved Joint bankable lien note bear and Exchange Dept ing 8 percent interest from date. 5 per LOUR prices are following iu the wake of the mueh talked of $2.00 wheat- cent off for cash on all credit/ amounts. Sugar is up, on account of the unprecedented demand of the great canning V. Batson, Auctioneer, A. _!. btarrpt, JAMIESON & CO. Clerk, J. H. Br-.teth, OWNER. and evaporating factories in their effort to supply the Allied SoldierA with, Complete House Furnishers Undertakers provisions. Woollen Goods are very scarce, and Raw Cotton is felling at F -more than twice the priee it was when the war started. Under these circumstances we feel that it would be good policy for house Mrs. D, Barton holders to lay in a winter's stock, both of Provisions and Clothing. OUR NfW SHOE Now, we believe our prices are right. We have been laying up stocks for Dressmaking and FE£L LIKE OS.B ONES the past six months, to be ready for the Fall business, and might say that nearly Ladies' Tailoring all our lines were bought on the Eastern market, where competition is the keenest WHEN YOU SLIP THEM tn and, consequently, prices the lowest. Any future buying itt sure to mean much Second Ave.—First Door Vest higher prices, as for instance—Canned Tomatoes today cost exactly twice the price ot Jamieson & Co. wholesale that they were six months ago. || \\WaWfci. Watch This Space For The following sample prices will show yeu that we are still Auction Sale Dates offering good values : ffN|| ' Nov. 11—Vassar Bros., at White Foot Livery Stable. (10 head of cattle. Five .Roses Flour, cwt. $4.75 Evap. Peaches, per lb. .12 1-2 Nov. 18—At Sec. 12, Tp. 24, Rge. 13, Harvest Queen. Flour, cwt. 4.50 1 Prunes I 1-2 Pan-tora, 100 head bogs, 13 norm's, p Sugar, cwt. - • fall line of implements, household, 9.40 " Apples •ft goods, etc. E. G. Hartshorn, Owner. Sugar, 20 lb. 1.90 " Apricots " & Nov. 20—At S.W. H Sec. 18, Tp. 30, Rolled Oats, 45 lb. Raisins, per pkg. lige. 14, Ohead horses, 15 cattle,nogs, £90 ,l .12 1-2 implements, household goods, etc. E. 1 H 20 lb. ' \. 1.00 Currants . v .20 B. Bronson, Owner. &£*$. 7 . 8 1b. IP .50 -Mince Meat " ffi -121"2 Nov. 21—At W.H Sec. 8, Tp. M, Rge. Farina, Bib. .35 Red Cross Pickles, quart • .40 16, 58 bead cattle, 3 hone*, hogs, iin- Coril Meal, 10 lb. .50 gallon 1.15 plnments, ete. J. A. Borel, Owner. Winter Applet), box |||jj| Nov. 22— At N.E. }4 Sec. .36,' Tp. 31, $1.50 np (Jorn Flakes 3 for .25 Rge. 12, 10 head horses, 9 cattle, a fall WHY? Dried Beans, lb. .10 P. Rice .15 * line of implements, household goods, Japan Rice, 3 lb. .25 P. Wheat 2 for .25 etc. Oro 0. Stephenson, Owner. Because they are made on NATURAL LASTS Best Tapioci, Nov. 28—At N.# geo. 24, Tp. 29, Rge. and stive ease and freedom to your feet. 2 11). .25 Grape Nuts m -is 15, 8 head horses. 11 cattle, a fall line Braid's Bulk Coffee, 3 lb. 1.00 It. Oats, package jl|JN .25 of implements, household goods, etc. Bat our new shoes don't LOOK like old ones Braid's Bulk Tea, per lb. .40 Pure Jams .85 and . .90 Jacob Weiderrieh, Owne*. -no sir-eel Our new shoes show the man i-$r; Can Tomatoes, 3s • .20 Fruit and Apple Jams .60 Watch for bills on 24th and SOth. quality of the leather in them, and the "tony" : Dates arranged at tiiis office or at Union style in their cut and make. iWkem r^V* °* 1-2 6 for 1.00 ' Marmalade .75 Bank. w|fe Peas 7 for 1.00 ,Lard. 5I1>. 1.00 Come In and you will no out with shoes that •^ Beans 7 for 1.00 Lrtid, 3 lb. . *m Seckman & will delight you and bring you back to us for " Corn 7 for 1.00 Syrup, gallon m .90 Fitzsimmons your shoes for life. y Catsup 8 for 1.00 Ontario Cheese, per lb. .27 1-2 Auctioneers, Hanua BRUCE, The Men's Man* on the Corner DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS Then don't forget that in the way of Dry Goods, Footwear, Etc., we have the best that is to be had. For instance:--Stanfield's Underwear, Union Overalls,, Northway Garments for Ladies and Children, Invictus Shoes, Nurpery Shoe*! Hobberlin Clothes for Men and Boys, Stetson Hats, Sweater Coats, Mackinaws/ Sheepskin Coats, Corduroy Pants, Etc., all guaranteed. Announcement We have the goods here to fill large orders. Try us when you want big quantities, and we will guarantee you will not be disappointed, either as to the Prices or the Quality of our Merchandise. * STEPHENS BRAS., LIMITED WING to our increasing trade and the large con signments of NEW GOODS arriving daily, we PHONE 28 THE QUALITY MERCHANTS O have been compelled to enlarge and alter onr Stores, and when alterations are completed we feel-that M m we cap extend still better service to our patrons and A Fowl Sapper will be Riven in Services at All Saint's Church AN ERROR make a better display of the new and up-to-date lines tt the Bed Rose school house on the next Sunday, Nov. 12. 11 a. ni. just bought. \ ' evening of Friday, November 10th, Morning Prafer Holy Communion A slight mistake was made in our last week's issue Mr. Payne's copy by the Women's Institute. A pro Sermon. 3 p. m. Sunday School. Right now, let us suggest that the Fruit Season is gramme will be furnished. Supper 7 30 p. in. Evensong nnd Sermon on his article on the Lord's Day, on "The Habhnlh," and "Ihe said that certain pcriptures "suffic about pastJ-f.Those still requiring Fruit should see our will he served from six to nine iently instruct Christians how to o'clock. A charge of 35 eents will Lord's-Day." All invited. Friday deport themselves on the Lord's Al stock before purchasing. bu made, and the proceeds will be Wnr Intercession 8 p in. James Day." Wetnade it read "COrin- given to the Red Cross Fund. 46-47 Williams, Vicar. thtans" instead of Christians. Watch This Space For Further Announces en's. |ffi| %ty. 3igbestorg J||| THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASI|! AT PAfc CAH MEAT MARKEf DOMINIOli OF CANADA DEBENTURE STOCK The Quality of our Meats and our unexcelled service will meet with your'approval ef4 IN SUMS OF $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF. ' *\ Principal repayable 1st .October, 1919. "$&$m\ : En^re Bacon - jg ' M " 3 S^S ^Interest payable half-yearly, 1st April and let October by cheque (free : of exchange at any chartered Bank-^in Canada) at the rate of five per cent p£r akrium from the date of purchase. %££* Home Made Pork Sausage, ||| 2 lbs. 35c|| p*L-iqjders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in paymentjaf any allotment Fresh and Smoked Fish always on hand made under any future war loan issue in Canada other* than an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short-date security. jpfsl Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only. s__j|? A **^*tAxr**m*&rm of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recog nized bond and -stock brokers' on allotments made ia respect of applications for thia stock which bear their stamp.. For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa. The I»nna Trading Col DBPARTUKNT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA. OCTOBER 7th, 1916. |Ww*2-SrKw . •": The St$j& of Q^aJitjf: