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VOL. XXI.,.-No. 25 FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.

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R. J.-RICHARDSON, PUBLISHER, .TREHERNE, MANITOBA ~~ MEMBER CANADIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.

We are Proud of . '

our lines 'Waterloo Boy Tractors ,-

Avery Tractors -.Chevrolet Motorcars

Magnet Cream Separators

Columbia and Edison .Phonographs

White Sewing Machines

These aro names chosen at random from our line, which indi­cate the high standing of the firms we represent You can buy n("ne

of these high standard goods through mail order houses except at the . puces you pay us.

Death of Mrs. John Sharpi~.~·I. The Rink' By-Law

On Tuesday Illorning'abollt 1!i\.~I., ~;,e I If all the rat~,payers who are of Ihc old linl<'rs of Ihis dislrict passcd a- entitled to vote on the rihk by-law way, ,\nn !-:iharpin, \\'idn~\' or John SIUlI'I,ill

on the twenty-seventh of this who pred"\'essed ht!~ !;tll1W III yt'ars ngo. ~Irs. Sharpill had hcell in poor Iwallh "II month were readers of some forty winler and beillg' al Ihe malurc "g'C of 83 country weekly papers coming ycars, lillie cOllld bc dOllc. Shc passcd from towns where there are rink~, away I'cacdully. there isn't muchdoubtin the mind

W~II' h.er 1.lIIsballd, M,·s. Sh'"'pill C"IllC of the writer that the by-law 10 lhls dlslrll:t some ~o Yl'nrs ngo, from I ... ClilT,;rd, 0111. Thcrc were 13 childrcll i,;1 would pass unammously. 1 he vot all, Iwo,"'c d"ad, 4 ill the Slalcs ""dlhe;' ers would see b,eyond any dOUbt, oll",rs arc, ~\rs. w. II· Eadic, Mrs. E. the advantages and benefits, di, Ilt-cwsl,',·, alld Mrs. D. Clark. Trcherlle,· rectly and indirectly, that a good :'!rs. Thos. Ilog'7" Swall Lake, ~I,'s, Ed. rink would bring this town and luckcr, Prelly Valley,·Sask., M,·s. john " , ", Bowycr, Guclph, 0111., alld a SOli I'larry dlstnct. al Rathwell. . Some of those who oppose the

She was all ardcnt """"kc,' ill thc MClho'movement would with-out hesita-' . POLLON BROS.' PHONE 32 TREH. E.RNE' dist church alld will bc g"'c"lIy missed:t- 'pon endorse a note for a neighbor mong' hcr C,)-workcrs .. Flit "!!'al serviccs at an auction sale. This is \vha t

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aaaaaaWEMuSTaiiAVEiAND!~==' We have a large number of purchasers coming fro~l~e I

South in the near future for farm lands in this district. Come n

W<,re hdd ill the Melh"d!sl ellU"ch, Tre-hcrri,,- on Thnrsday, Rc\,. Lous(ey COIl- the rink by-law really amounts to. ducled the scn'icc. IlltCl'lllent ill East After the. rink is built it will pay Tr~hcrll" Cemelery. A la,,);e Iluml",r for itself, without a doubt. The wc,'C present 10 pay their lasl respccls to rate-payers are asked only to guar on" kllown by lllany. an tee this,but there is small chance

S~hool RepDrt for February

I have ~Buyers

• whole Rath-

For a good quarter section, two half sections and one section with good buildings and water, near Treherne, well or Holland, Gond' cash payments in every case.

Parties n~quiring loans would do well to apply at once as the money exchange i~ cau,ing interest rates to advance. ,represent three well established loan companies

The past seasun- has been a successful one and I extend thanks to all who have so liberally patronized me.

Three second-hand tractors for sale

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Office Phone 67 House Phone 100 . .

T reherne, 'Man. in and list your farm with us. Sell while high prices prevail R

We can give you service. I GRAOE-XI

of the necessity o'f putting up Ihe ~oney on an enterprise like this. ,'During the war 'certain rinks a- iiI ________________________ ._.

round the country' d:d not ope. - --. Geol11 Hist Av rate on a paying basis, because of ~1:1I:a:II.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI.'JI:lJ3lI:lI.'J=I:ll:lI:lI:lI.'JI:l~l.'Jl.'Jl.'Jl.'Jl.'Jc=CI3:II.::II:11:I=

Fr Phys the general condition, of things, U \ R PARSONS & STAPLES • TREHERNE I I Law Office . Real Estate and Rental Agents Auctioneer I Lm;m&iI:Im&iI:Im&iI:Il3II3I==~I.'JI:II3:ICIl:II:II:Ir:mtIl:IClDt1r:u.mr:Jt1t1t1l:1C1C1C1/l1

I~dilh Slcw:trt 95 89.33 72:, men, who were absent. Dunng Helcn Robertson .83 81 63 76 a:nd the large number of young I A 11: 1L<a\~ 11: X HI Irelle Ross 100 46 70 72'. . Lucy Malloch 97 56 45 68 67 the past two wmters, however, It Mamie, Wiechm"n 65 73 ~5 61 would be a hard matter to find a Blanche Christit:tw 74 65 47 57 61 a~I~~~=II~I======~lft~I======33Q'~I======~'~1~==~===II~czrr=======~I~

'" '" ,.. '" .. Nora I'louse 90 40 37 66 58

• The Sun Life Assurance CO., of C,anada. ~ I:' Vera Loullsbu,'Y 57 85 31 58 supported their rinks successfully. I LnUl'a PalmCl" 58 56 57 ' II b . t I k I'k S' d ,. I W h Head Office Montreal Mag-dalen'l Stmube 85 26 56 .• . Am. ong real estate de.alers the egms 0 00 ... 1 e' pring, oesn t It. arm weal er Gllldys Willctt 80 30 55 f~ct IS known that land IS greatly e is BUILDING weather. .

" ,~ Wilkie Lousley 30-43 34' 8047 enha,ncedwhen it lietl near a good UH

. . . ' '. R H ... IOU an, LIIe Insurance? '., My"'" S<;,,,,,", . .•• " " ".:0 ".. ~!N'Lo~. ,!h,n, it h., .a.good mac-. ." .. -~~ ... .I?~ • de ne .,batl,.,.g· ,f .. the _ h.u! •• th~t ~.~r ~de. n

IF NOT'J . ,.. J)orolhy LOuMlcy,... .. ~ ~.','j7.,64-33·2S .. 3:;·'1fet~ .. 'NOtliirig will be a 'greater ha's~beenwantmg done for so long? Don't you thmk It IS lime' Would ,your widow have an·y-substitute.for your'-salary,c)r i~~'-O< GRi\DE-X.,. asset to Treherne than,a rink, and to build a REAL home so that your wife and the kids will be ceme?

Could she feed and Clothe and care lor herself and your chil~ Geom Spcl I'hys : subsequently, nothing will be a happy and contented? There are hundreds of farms iu this

Could she pay taxes on the home and interest on . your mort- I;er~ I'aln;er 74 80 82 64 40 68 tricllt aCround iRt.. 'HolladnltG'1 Rbalh- w~uld not stay simply because the farm was nDt a REAL home n _dren? .~ "" Arilh Gram Av gr~ater benefit to the farming dis- Canada of ours with nobody living on them. The children .. gage? '''. .. Marjoric McRae 54 62 85 H 61 we, ypress Iver an en oro U

Could jhe ~ay rent and keep the family together without your Aubl'ey R"bcr'~ou 2S C 7.1 29 47 55 have each good rinks. Treherne, I If you haven't gDt a gODd house, build one. It is a paying

IF NOT Ii Vera Staptes 42 63 67 40. 5 43 .sa ary. TOIll Sycr 30 80 55 56 7 46 this winter and last, has been com I investment. And do it Now.

Don't you think it is time to provide for her by taking out a GR \DE IX Build your implement sheds before the proverbial April

' ~ ,pletely out of it. A certain few ' policy with the Sun Life, in case your salary or income cease., ~, ' '-. have had the smug knowlege that Showers. .

. by death? .. Hist Ldi !\rith their ac~ivities during the last at: II DO YOU KNOW Geog Spel Av tempt to pass a rink by-law were H Buy your building materials now before prices go any

D Edna Steele 58 71 91 92 88 80 responsible for this. Most ..... of those I ' II I I· higher 'a,·t ey 'Iarland 7.'i 83, 88 73 80 however,' who voted against it at the proper amount, and plan, of life insurance that you should

carry? . , " Lloyd Stinson ... · 63 63 97 84 55 72 . . Mllhel LOllllsb",'y 6J 61 94 94 34 69 that time have had a change of n _, ~."",..",~ II jllllCt Caml,bell 60 60 75 C 45 68 heart. . They have recognized I he II - n

k; Evn Carroll 345454 C 8766 loss the'commlmity has suffered H SATISFACTORY SERVICE II

There is a definite basis for determining the 'same. Let .. ,me explain

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~;i Eletla Spinks \ 49 37 89 94 58 65 and they are going to vote for, H II

. "District Representlative .. ~:;~~~c~;;i~~~,crcey :;:g~::; ~~~! a~? encourage voting for the rink U - .. -- ...... - ...... """.""""" . .......,..--... ~H The Sun Lire of Cnnndn is lhe largest Canlldian Life Insurance Company' 1·ltor" Voss 43 69" ,98 43 63 t IS year. r' H CORON A LUMBER COMPANY L d n

:~~=~~~:=;!:;;:;;;=~~~=!=~~~ MildredLoi,slcy' 63 63 . 90 35 63 - Many who Iqst year .avored the H ' t A ~j IIIGY la· .cal....t II! Mary LOl\nsbu,'y 33 3(\ 95 9Q' 46 60 rink project bu t did not take the U ' • II --.-'- -'-7----.-. ,--'--- -,,---' Emerson Ch";s!ilaw 46 6~ 88'39 S9 trouble to cast their ballot, are go I A. J. P. Estli.n, Agent. Pho:1e 57 ,Tre, h, erne, Man. '1

",sD' II " ·a· " "115!!fiI Howard Forsyllic 6450,84742459 ing to see to it this year that'they W I!I Jean P,lrk;'r '.64 '49t ,88 29 58 t d d I 1'1 d' t . t r:u.mr:JZIl:ItIr:u.mr:Jr:mtIl:I~r:mr~/!.'ItIt'(~r:mtIl:It1t1t1r:mrCll:l~~t1r:mrt1t1r:mrt1C1l:1J:1~r:mtIl:I Clarence Pollon '·::. .. .W,2 )61180 52 58 vo e\goo ?n ear y; le. IS nc

Mym Smith ,:' ':' , '701(24 89 94 48 57 needs the rmk. Let s get It. Olive Spinks : . 43 41 98 40 56 Lizzi" Willett '3~ 43 90 48 54 Fred Delgaly 43 35 76 53 52 Haze,l Hooey 37 41 R2 47 52 .~-~ · 'I W.e, are 'agents- for the well.knownBuc~. ~ Edwin Pllrker. 27 54 82 43 52 TIH~·Treherne Asscmbly Club will

b - ErmlL I~oss, 14 30 71 C 41 51 hold an opcn ball vVcdnesday night eye Incu ator. ,.' Catherine johnson ,27 34 98 45 51 Mar~h 17th., with Brandon musiC. J D '8 tt E tEd G Luvic Stinson 29 34 96 34 48 All club members arc" rcquested to 'CO - as n arage G·'o. Sl"el.. 57. 3' 47 46 L/ . .' ," " " 'a' ,," "~ 1\1;"'ia l;rll~k 26 44 ' 7~ 29 '43~bring thcir membership cards' for

ileal";ce Chambers 16 25 'c 25 ~2 . pre~entation at the door. For o;hcr

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Harrows Wagons Plows I-I arrow Carts Drills Manure Spreaders

See me before you buy and get the Made in Canada prices. Massey-Harris Agency

than club' members admission will ~ GRADE-VII I-Frank ,l'iulIlebaker, 80, I

' Gcrtr~rdc Ouncall 77, ClilTord Matche';t be two dollars for gentleman and j W. E. STAPLE'S ' 74, l'lolly Winn 70. one I~ldy., " ' . •. T reherne, Man. ~

G RA D E-V II + i.illin." :l'llnrti." 77,. L~"n ~a dies accom pa n i ed 0 r lin 0 re than ................ ""'."""'-............................................ ""'.,...... ......... _. ......""'."""' ......................................... " ....... "' .. "' .................... ,.,;.;...,,, .... ""' ........... ..,."',"'''' ......... ,..;.J ~' Hohnes 77, , Sadie l\[artin 62, Elnlllr onl! lady with gentleman bne dollar

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of wild or tameoati 'out of.wh~at<o~<rY~:'ilDd:,SAVEALL 1 .,. .'. '. , '.. '\ - . . .< ., .. , : , .• ~. '..... .:,.: \ I·· :., •. ~ .• ': • • • •. ;. " .:

-THE WHEATo ,:.;ltaactlon andefliciency' are·duplicat~d'''u'""" ~o~th~r mill. '>A"I ~hp~~~in~operate5 it.::'M~de;'iri:;c,,; .. , .. ':··1·:--~··'·!"-:<· ',>: :",.,.",., ':, . . ;' ... <, .. : .. :,.,.\]:j "':~I··'.~':, ,;.:".;'.: ' .... ,'

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G·!'\·OE VI 'I' ," each. Danclllg' from 8 K to 2 A. M. " . - - ,oy Willett, Allison WiII- i .' , . eH,Doris Whin,Bert Corbett. " Members B~lngYour Card.

GAOE~V-'-LillL Dobbin, JelLn Snnderson l1ILzel Stinson, Clim'!rd B"c\VSler; . DICKE~S' CLUB NOTES

GRAOE-IV-Vcnn'\Vinn,. Shi~ley Syer, .Helen Lousley, GlLrnet Hird. , The sc"cn"l; mccting of the Dick-,

GRAOE-III-jlincGreen,' HClcn San~ ens c1ub\v:;s i1cl1l 011 l\'ion~la)' iii thc I dlirson Sadie \\',·II·c·tt Lo'tt·,'e;A b tl tt ' , " """",;;.' ,r" I.' '110 . bascmcnt of thc Chalmcrs. church. G~AOE-II-Re'tn McQuny,Jack St"w-' . '.' ... ... ~ , . " , ; . 'nrt Ele',,',',or C' 1'1 ", \ th' \V 'Id '. 11 hree morc chaptcrs of .Davld Cop-.. t, Ilrro t J r ur do on.. . , .'. _ ' ,

GRi\PE~I':;":'FI~~ence ~ Brewster, '. jnck .perfield were rcaa :lnd discussed and I .. Sill.ith, Gcrtie.l\lcGo~;lLllI' d~~1L1 jLouns- a piece.ch,?se,l· to. stage, ncxt' night .. , ~ury ,'. ',' Afew,membcrs bra\'ed:,th'e cold

• -' . . '. '0 ~. 'on·Frid·ay'arid\\;~j1tt)ut 'toBl!tiicl to: ;Or~geD~ce :.DdWhist'Dri'e.· see.' tl\e 'pi~tllre~ 'of .... Dicke,Ys'\XllUis, . ,".':< •. 'r,,:':, i . ..•.. Caroll.ii'rid,vcrercwarded;for their\ ~ ., ~, ..' I 1,' > 1:, '" ; .' ... ,:1: ." ,',,', : , . .".,'.,. ;', ' .. .' . , ... _. , .

rh~ local Orangemen 'will hO,It;! a trriu~I~, tliepicturcspro"ing; >most ,. '. ,and a whis't, drive oi'{March"intl!~e~ti~gand tllcstorytold;. Next. .' - , .. , ,1. ." " .. ... ,. .

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REGINA'·W A 'fCHES Regina watches are ,machine-m'ade' and every part

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Pumpkin 2 tins 25c

Corn starch 2 pkgs 25c

The ,Big' Corner Store TREHERNE'S CASH .STORE

Where your Money Buys More.

Here is real Style Smart and up·to.the.min.

ute with tailoring that is

unusual for painstaking

care and fmish, Made to

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ranlle of woolt'ns in new

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Q,Jick service and com­

plete satisf dction assured

In the Grocery Department Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 20c per pkg

Green Ribbon brand Prunes, 5 lb. pkg $1.35

Krinkle Corn Flakes 2 pkgs 25c "" ",Peaches" $2 00

Pilchards 25c per tin

Lennox Soap, 4 bars 25c

Blue Ribbon Tea, 21·2 lb. pkgs $1.65

APPLES-your last chance to buy a box of good ones

See ,our new hats and caps. New gocds are arriving daily Mens wool mits 25c

fOOTWEAR·· Look over our sto ck cf teats tefcre buying. Long rubber boots

and rubbers in galore. We can get anything on ~hort notice , I

We close at 6.30

W'. J. RUSTON General Merchandise Phone S2

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"SYRUP OF FIGS"

CHILD'S- LAXATIVE

Mrs. Shal'llHIO of Semis, is sub­s titutipg in gradcs III ami IV dur­i 11g' Miss ¥loods absence.

T reherne, Man.

LIFT ,CORI~~ Ult CALLUSES vu

Look at tongue! Remove poi. sons' from ,little' stomach,

Miss ~an(lenrn of Holland is act ing as surpl)' in the, PJimary r00m, during' the illness of Miss Hutchin­

Doesn't hurt! U:t any corn 01, callus off with fingers

, , live!. and bowels

son.

~c'hool' will· opEn at 9 A. M. com· menclng on W;onllay, March 15th . ..

Aboul 35 young folks were ilwit­cd to the liome of Dr. Christilaw on Th ur~day of last week to celebrate Blanche and Emersoil's sixteenth birthday. Games ~nd music were enjoyed during' the evening'. Dainty refreshments were served.

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" A1 Poll on returnc'd from the 'city

on Thursday. He "'reports that the con~ition of Mr. Nelson \Vilson is beco,ming quitp. favorable.

" The Assembly Club dance on Fri·

day ~vening was the usual success. The \V. 1. served lundy-for the oc­casion., The next ,Assembly dance will be held on the:!ith, which will be a public dance. ' ' Brandon music.

" Miss "laude BO,ldt entertained

I~er sister of G Jiswold this week.

\Vm. Smith returtled from "Ianor Sask., where he had spent the win· ter, on \Vednesday of last week..

-Shipping tags, printed, at the Times oflice, Trehernc, 500 $2.50, 1000 $4.00,5000$1500

M iss Ames of the Bank of Com· merce staff is entertaining her moth· er of \-Vinnipeg this week.

Donald l\IcSporan left last week for the city where he will remain for a time.

J. B. Palmer returned this week from a six weeks stay at Victoria and Vancouver.

\-V. V. Carroll was a business visi , tor at Carman this week.

Mrs Moore and Mrs \Vinkler were Holland visitors last Friday.

Counter check pads are stocked at the Times office.

, The Times this week added to its

equipment considerable display type I made necessary by'the splendid ad· , I vertising patronage it has enjoyed. ! 1 t was unnecessary for the TiJ.lles to I follow the example of some of it ex· I changes in accepting mail order ad-vertising. All the local merchants

I advertise, both at Trcherne and , i Rathwell. (No, that isn't an errol'. \Ve said "merchants.")

Mrs. 1"'lcMillian of Cypress River I visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Staples. this week.

G. T. Curr) is a business visitor ,in the :;-ity.

TR'E'HERNE Mill ."Flour

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Trehprne flullr is now bleached hy all electrical pl'or:lORS that is absoilltely ha'J'l11lesB, \"hich I\j.te~ 1\1111 plII'i HeR it, IIlnkillg

it helwtifull)' \\hite. pure nllrl wholeAnme \Ve are in the llIarket fOI' whe"t. aR we 111''1 gl'illciillg for the

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\~I.'a" Shipping Organization Demobilizes "',

One of the Transpol'ts used by the British Ministry of Shipping (Canada). Sir Arthur Harris, inset.

The Brltlsb MlnlAtry 0.' Shipping (Canada) whl~b during Its five and one balf years Dr etlshmNI ,vrllctlf'ally controlled the export lI'ude of Canada. Inlnnr! fwd overseas, clearing over 3.0(1(. tranbporUl and nlr,er. from Canadian Ports and, Po.rtland. will. ftccDl'dlng to an annDuncement by Sir Arthur Harris. lla DII'ector General, be demDblllzed on I\lal'cb 31st, next.

All cOl'respond~nce relntlng, to the atralrs of tbe Ministry In Canada nfter tbat date Is to. be ad­dressed to Mr, E. M, Raeburn. Director General, Brltlsb Ministry Df Sblpplng. No, 166 BrDadway. New York.

'rhe activities Dr the MInistry In Canada, Including the Overseas Department whtch It succeeded, date from August 1914. at whlcb time tbe Dominion Government, appreciating the Importance of securln:; the service of an expert Overseas Officer. conferred wll.b tbe beads of tbe large Canadian Transpor· tatlon Companies .... Itb tbe 'result that tbe tben PresideD! of lh~ Canadian Paclnc placed at the service Df t' p Government ,'Mr .. now "Sir" Artbur Harris. WbD acted as DlrectDr Overseas Transport up to' the 6tb ,S"plpmber 1918 .. at, whlcb date tbe Department was absorb~d Into the Brltlsb Ministry Df Shipping. Sir oAl·tbur Harris, continuing .In charge as Director General tn Canada. .

Accept "California" Syrup of Figs onlv-Iook for tho JIllmo California on tho' pnckuge, then you', are . Bure ;,your child I. III.vlng tho best and ,moot harm· leoa laxIlth'o or physic for the little Rtornuch, IIv~r and bOwel.. Children luve .It.ll ,dollcloll8 fnllly talte. dircct\onB for ,chl1d'R dooe on eacb ~t·

Patrons arc requested to note that the Times does not retail un­printed stat,ionery, shipping ,tags, visiting cards. \Ve do not wish to comp~te with our advertisers. For t,he ~nme reason, the editor does not sell life insurance,' farm imple. ,Il:'ents, fire 'insurailce nor real estate.

Times pages arc changed about this(week oiving to 'various delays.

Don't suffer! ' 'A 'tiny Lof'tle of Preezone\cosb .but, a ,few,~cents. at ,any arug store. Apply 0. few drops on the c')rns, callu8Cs and "hard.skln" on bot· tom of, feet ... then lift 'them-oil'. '

Whcn Freezone, removpa' cornl from tbe ~oea or calluses from tho bottom of feet t:,e akin beneath ia,left pink and he~ItI'y c.nd nevcr aore. ""t:nder 'or irritated.

,During tbe period 1914-18 the Director General practically contrDlied the export trade of: Cn.nadl\, Inland and overseas. and tbat the .... orlt .... as well and Impnrtially performed was' evidenced trom the fact

, t'lat :the' Rall .... ay 'and' Stt'amshlp '[nterests were satiSfied. and the general buslnes~ of tbe Country COil' Itlnued .wltb a mfnlr..'unl ,of disturbance. .' ",'

Tbe devf'lopmenl 0' the Depnrtment may be reallzt'd by Lbe number of vessels cleared from Canadian :P:lr's Bl\d Portland betwpen' the 25tb Allgust 1914 and 31st De~ember 1919. vlz:-

1914, 1910 . 1916 1917 1918 1919 ,Transporl.a. Transports. Transports. Transports. TrIlnsports. Trltnsports.

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, malerlal, 'nnd supplies, .... ere moved Inland and oversea..,. ' , - , I I'" ,

. ,11be DlrectDr General, was euppo~ted by an emclent stnff drawn from tbe service 0' Ihe Canadian Paclflc. ,:rhey did good work for 'Canada and the Empire. and tbe fact that It was done Quietly, almolt to (he point (If Mlt·etrice'ment. II rf'cognlzed., and appreciated.' " . '. .

, . ,Tbe- General PubUc U!tle kne .... the Dn.erous obligations devolving on the successful} administration ot ·an uRf:ertaklng' of Rut'b magnlt ude., ,

Whr.n the hlslory 0' CrDlu!a's pnrticlpation In tbe Grfla: War Is chrcnlcled nDI tLe least or Its Rt'bteve-1llllntR "'II~ ha\'e been tbe slIccrsurul ad,.,lnlntrntlon of lis tranRport service, ,

The report of Ihe Select Commltfee, (lmprrlal Government) on natlDnnl eXI'~ndltl1re Ippuod R8 n WIIIt. Paper ,In .[.ondon ~Dn tbe 5th Jnnuary Inst pnys a d,'servlng tl'lhute to' Ihc ,~trp.ctlve Rnd rC(1nnmlcnl Rd· ministration or',the plTalra Dt Ille ~t!n'stry or SI"p:>IU1l nnt Dnll' In Ih~' ""\t'od, r:'ln'·'lDUl but In vlLriola Out:or\a. or tbe;"Wol'ld Lo wb:ch tho opcra.tlons of iliu, Shlll,v:n;; Cunt. vI \, .. 1 c~Lwdcd. ' '!' .;

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CANADA.

MAIL CONTRACT

NOTICE

Under lI10 "1Ilunlclpul Act" Rural Munlclllllllty of ~outh NOl'Coll(

Nollco Is hureby glvon IlUrriuant tu socllonR 355 and 571 of "The !llunlel. pal Act" thllt u by,law of the HUl'lLl Munlclpallty of South Norfolk to ralsc the SUIll of 'rwel ve 'l'housand Dollarb

SEALED TENDERS, addl'osSU to ($12,000.00) for tho purpose of purch, the Postmaster Genel'lll, wlll be rccelv ' aslng or othorwlso acqUiring land eu at Ottawa unlll noon, on Frluuy, within the llmlts of the VllIllge of Trc tho 9th April, 1920 Cpr the conveyance herne and erecllng nnu maintaIning oC His MaJosty'S Mulls, on a propoHeu thereon a slmtlng and cUl'llng rInk COl' contract Cor four years, three tlmos the publlc use of lIlO lIIunlclpullty anu pel' weok on the routo Rathwell nu- for auhtorlzlng the Issue of debent,

ral Route no. 1 North to commence at IIrcs of the s" i d M IInicip"lity l ° the Postmaster General's ploasure. l hat amollnl, the sa i d. debcnl-

PrInted notices containing further ures to bear Interellt at the rate of sll. InCormlltion as to condItions of pro. (6) percent pel' IInnum payable wlthlI. posed Contract may be scen and twenty,flvo yellrs from tile pllssllge o. blank Corllls of Tenuer may be obtain thIs by,law In twenty·flve allnulIl Ill' ou at the Post Offices of Rathwell and stallments of such yearly SUIllIl thIL' at the oCflce oC the Post Office In. the aggregate IImount payable for thl spector. prIncIpal anu Interest In any suct.

Post Office Inspector's OCClce, year shall equal all noarly liS may bL Winnipeg February 27, 1929,: LO what.ls payable for prIncipal anu

H, H, PHINNEY Interest uurlng ellch of the othe! Post OtCloe 'Inspector yelll'S of such IJel'lod, has passou It,

fIrst two successive I'eadnlgs by thl

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Council anu will 'be submItted by thl Council of the ,RUral Munlelpallty 01 South Norfolk for the assent of lilt eloctol'S entitled to vote thereon,

Circulation i~, U:ce~1 01800

ADVERTISING RATES . Trllnsicnt Display 25~ per in~u Local, yea,'ll', per issnc 12);, cls'per inch Forcig'lI, Plate, 14c. t sel, Uk. pcr:inch. Liners, jOe .. , J·illscrti,ulls $1.00 J.:cb&l,.t'an~ go\'ernlllent, :lg'atc lines 12c.8c Carel of Thanks SOc· Memoriam IOol exceeding 10 lines $1.00 Cards:oj\uclionecfR, per year $12,00

Olher Prolessional $6.00 Fralcrual $4.00

The Editor's Reward \,~rhCll tllO Hltit LHi:;' lJUUL 18 OV01',

~UJ.u. Hb ll1.du Un' JiHl1 to UIC, HUl1 la.I.\,\;

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~col'n' he'll lIo :exeUlllt, IIllli lUl,,~ .III1Y tllun t1l1nlt iJlICK II' 1)IJ~ClO llLlh, LlllngM ho Olll, JI1 love Ol ~OlUO Plllll'

,lIIl(·tilarvou (log, to Ilomo 11001' lelll" ,ul Jilll: allu lllU'Y' lllay even urop a lear' .Vll hu; , COlO, uoU;w,blaucueu IJJ.'OW, uUl how lUUciO bOIl":HtUH3 .Ijeo.

.JlU lovu'to lJalllllJer hl111 JUML I101l', ... lIuy JIIILY lOOK aL IllS- pour WllbteU

,HlIlUB C!tltillllll o'er a slhmt brolLMl, dnd say LlloSll hands were cleall IIIlU ,VI1ILe, lind UIOHO they oncu' Clll'IlSSIlU ,.w·cr 1'0uuu .a' bruihe of theil' 11Il' IJl'lllt nor kllllw It hu;llng Iltaln, nor .ell It sIngle heal'tache or regret a' 1(111 to PILIll; thoy IIlIlY look upon his dlghlluMs eyes, closeu In death's l<llldly sleep, they IIlILY recall those uyes on co Imow the blur of eyes that wee(J; they limy recall their coloI' liS

llrounu hIs blur they bow .. but how .hesu self'llllme people love to ham· mer him just' now, Oh, when tho OOUL III OVOI' and lIle final pl'lLyurs are ,alu, anu the ,Iluxton cleaus hIs an· Jlent Ilpaue anu Coll(s say: "Ho's ,

MAIL CONTRACT;

Jaul" I sUJlIlOAe they'll do the same .old Lh Ings, ho's IIlal'lted th l'uOUt tho yellrs, fine ChlllllOls will bo ruined on Juto nOlles rcu with tellrs, anu men will blink Itheh' eyes und say, "'roo oau he. hlld to go; I ulwuys lllted the fellow, ami I trIed to le~ him Imow .ny heal't WIIS rIght. buhlnd hIm, maya gold crown graco hIs brow!" But l1'OW these s·olf·sumo people' love to 'l'he sums. required to meet lIlO prln , .

clpal and Interest of .suld debonturm. hammer at him now ! .. Goo . Jay

SEALED TENDERS addl'OBsed to the Postmaster Gonel'ai wlll be recelv. ed at . Ottawa until noon on' Frluay, the 9th uay of Aprll 1920 for the con, veyance of His Majesty'S Malls, on a proposed Contract for Cour YOllrs,fhree timos per week on tho route Trohemc Rural Routo no. 2 to commence at Ule Postmaster Genoral's pleasure.

Printed notices containing. further Information as to condltlons of propo. Bod Contract may be soen and blank forms of TendoI' IIlIlY be obtaIned. at the Post ,Ortlces of Treherne-oBoa, const/eld and at.tho ornce of the Post Ottlce Inspoctor,

from year· to ·year shall be ralseu an· nually by specIal rate for that purqob( levleu on the following ratoablo pro ,. . perperty, sItuated [n said Rural Mun Iclpallty:· o'f So~th Norfolk, ·and llll above debt shall be crelltod on the se CUI'lty' of saId ·.'s'p~elal I'ate upon ,the propertles herein-after descrIbed ano

"J . I on, that· securIty only, vIz: '.'

SectlQns 6, 7, '18, 19, 20, 29, 30, 31, 32; 33, ·all In townshIp Seven (7), rg. Nine (9) West of tho 1st . PrIncIpal MerIdian In Mnnltoba,

Sections W.; 'h oC 3, 4, 5, 6,,7, 8, 9

~V, )4 of 10, 17,. 18; 19, 20, 29; 30, 31 an" 32,. all In township. Eight (8), rangL NIne' . (9)', West, of tho 1st prlnclpa

POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S Otrlee lIlerlulan In Manitoba. Winnipeg February 27th, 1920,

H, H,PHlNNEY. Post Om.ce Inspector

" NOTICE

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In the matter of ~h"Eltate of Leon Oscar Rolne, late of the' POlt··.! lfflc.

. of Rathwell, In the . ProvInce Ma'n[toba,

All claIms. against the above esta:~o must be sent to Ule unders'lgned at the post oWce or Ratllwell, In Man­Itoba, on or before the. firth day or AprU A.D., 1920, .sald 'claims· to be verIfIed by Statutory Declaratlon anu' to state Uie nature of any amount of secul'lty held,

Datod at the town of Somerset, this ~9h Day of February' A,D" i920,·

ALEXIS JAMAULT, Administrator, par hIs solicItor.

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Sections,l; 2, It, 12,<13, 14, '23, 24, 25, 26, E; 'h of .27: E. 'h of 34, 3G, 36, aI, al1 In township Seven(7)'ralige ten ll, West of the '1st prIncIpal merldlan'II'­Manitoba.

Sectlons 1, 2, 3, ·4, '9, 10, 11, 12, .13. 1~~'1~, 1~;.21,22, 23,24,25,26,27; 28 33, 34, 35, and 36, all In townshlr elghLl(8) range ten' (10) west '~rthl 1st princIpal meridIan In Manitoba. '

~. ' .. . , . . ' 'SecUons '1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12 anG those; parts 'of 13, 14, 15 and 16 Soutl; of the Aselnlbolne River all In town. shlp'nlne (9), range ten (10), and Ill' the: assessable property real aitu· per 80nallit.the VUlage of Tl'eilOrne, Wesl or: tlie 1st prinCipal; meridian In,Man i.toba., . , ..

The, tline-: and placo .appolnted,' by' the, said by:lawfor taking the vote~

:of tliose, entitled ~ to vote Cor and ag, aiost.sald; by~iaw are ~s follows:

: T~cti~~~IULU,. be SalurdaYi thc~,yen: ty:scvenlh daY"of March, A •. D. : 1920.' fromU;c h~ur:of, nine o'clock i,i Ih~ forc" ';00;\ conli;Il"~uslY. untii' the ho~r' of" fi~~ o:cI~.c~ in i'h~'al!~rno~n of the. same dill':

UNDER THE TRUSTEE ACT ;Thcpir.ecshilu·he,lhe Coun~iI Chamber . . " . ·.in the itillllge·of:T~ehc~n~.·: ',:' ~,.',,:' '.:

In Ihe,ma!ter OfUl~ ,:slateo~ SII~uel ", ArId 'i~.ke . ". thllt the ii';;e'~nd plllce Henry Re,d, Iltte' of Ihe VIUage' of . . . '~"I ' . . Rathwell, . in 'Ihe , Provin~e : of ·l\lani:

Pains' About the Heart

'. A NY . derangement of the

heart's action is alarming, Frequently . pains ab'out· the heart are' caused by the forma­tion. of gas 'arising from indi­gestion, .

Relief from this condition is obtained. by the use,' of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.

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from sluggish liver action, .con- . stipation '. of· ,the bowels' and inactive kidneys, ' . . .

., . Because Dr, ChaM'1I KldncY:Llver '. Pilla arouse these' organ,," to actlvlty

thcYth·oroughly cure Indlgestlon lind 'overcome the mnny ",nrioylng 8ymp.~ .; . . ~. ' -.tomB ..

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Iron Out the Wrinkles of the Rough Roads

T HE wrinkles of rough roads seem smoothed out

completely by the wonderful springs of Overland 4.

These springs hold the wheels to the road, while the passengers ride in even comfort, The astonishing qualities of these diagonally attached Triplex Springs have created an utterly new con-

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Over land 4 is started and lighted by two:unit electric starting and lighting system, It has rain-vision windshield and unit power plant, It is equipped with all the latest car essentials and conveniences.

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'J. H. Smith, Dealer, Treherne Head Office and Factories: Willys.Overland Limited,1 Toronto, Canada

Branches: Toronto, MOlltreal, Willnipeg and Hcgi'JfJ .. . ,

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aCter much peril OilS scrDmbllng 1 at ollce bewildered by the dlJl'p 01111 ('om­length found myself 011 the boulder plica ted gloom of mlls"ed brllnchl'.q 1I'hlch hlld so Illtely been the pedestnl overhend, nnd the deDser dllrkness of of thllt Hlltllllnce; und, In unother tuO- shrubs und \'[ni!S so [ntr[clltely [nter­ment. 1 hud dived Into the moou-pnth waveD os olmost to mol'e D solid Willi ond wos sw[mmhig' towurd Ule mys- IIbout one. Tlwn the 'otmosphere was terlous golden Uoor. so close ond n[rless thllt 0 feur of suf-

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Under the Influence ot the Moon. ~Iy dill'S now begun to drlrt rather

nlrnleRs[y, us without IlPPllrent pur­pose I continued to linger on nn [sluod thnt might well seem ta hnve little nttrllction'to n st1'llnger-'-how little I could 8pe by the mysLlficot!on of the good '.r0111, to whom, for once" of course, I could not conllde. Yet I hnd D vngue purpose; or, 'at [eust, I had n feeling thnt, [f I wnlted en! something would(lIevelOp In the direction of my hOT,es. The doubloon still suggested thnt It was the key to' a door of rus­clnn tlng mystery to which chunce might nt uny moment direct me,

Berore me tbe rocks opened [n n focutlon ,combined at once ·wlth the deep nurrllW CrevlI!l!;e, n long rllt, evl- other fen l' of'IJe[ng !lwllllowed up [n nil dently s[lIsh[ng bllck Into the cllt'f, be- this snvllge green life, without hope' of nellth the rood on which I hlld been finding one's wny out IIgllln [nto the trending. I could see the moonlit SIIU. I fought my WilY In hilt Ii very water vnl11~hlng Into Ii sort or g[eam- tew yards ·when bOlh U\ese fears Ing Inne between tbe vnst o\'erhung- clutched hold of mo with a sudden hor­Ing wolls. 1'01', und tho persp[rntlon poured, from

Presetltly I felt my feet resl lightly me; I cC1\lld no longer distinguish be­,on nrlIl suml, IltHl, stili shou[lIer deep tween tbe "IllY I hnd come lind IIny In the witter, I wulked llll unuther ynrd other pllrt of the wood I Indeed, there \ or two--to be brought to u sudden wns no WilY unywhere I stop. There she II'/IS coming toll'llrd I must hnve buttled through ,the me, brlJusl high rn thut IVlltery tUllllul [ vor[tub[e Inferno of vegetutlou Cor nt The moon, COlltlllUlllg it'S serene ""ceO- lellst un bour-though [t seemed Il life­S[OIl, lit her Ull with u suddell lJeulIl. tlll1e. Clouds of p~rtlculllr[y I1np[e~s-01 shnpe of hloom lind glory! ant midges lJI[ed my eyes, not to speuk

For II moment we hoth stood lnoklng of lIlosqu[tlles ntHI u pecullllr I,[nd of ot euch other, ns [f trllnsflxcll. Thcn persistent stlng[ng fiy wus uddlng to she gu I'e II frightened cry lind (lut h~r DIY m[ser[es, When ut IIISt, lJegrlmed hllnds up to hel' hosom; 118 she dill so und dripping with swent, I stumh[ed R stream of something Ill'[ght-Ilke out, with Il cry of thunkfulness, on to gold p[eces-fell from her mouth, lind compllrullve[y fr~h 1111' 1111(1 some­two IIke'stretllnS from her opened thing like u brond Ilvenue runn[ng hlllllis. 'l'lll!l1, liS' quick IlS light, she north nnd 80uth through the wood. It hnd dn,ted plI'.t me lind dived Into tho WIIS Indeed densely overgrown, lind m(ron-(lnth heyond, Sbe must hav" hnd evidently not been used for mllny swam under the wnter Il [on;; wny, for years" Stili, It wns comllllrntlve[y when I SIIII' her durk heud rl~e ugllin pUHsuble, lind one could nt lellst seD In the gllmmer[ng pnlh [t wos at. the sky nnd tuke long breaths once dlstunce of mllny Yllrds. 1Il0re.

I hud no thoughl ot following her, Stili there wos no sign of n house but stood In n drenm umong the wn- llnywhere. Presently, howevllr, ns 1 tery gleums nnd echoes. stumbled nlong I noticed something

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discovery of which the' doubloon I - I seemed to )lolnt, I w~ )lossessed w[t 1 u growing desire for unoUler glimpse or those hUUlll\l1g eyes, They needed not their IIssoc[otion with the mys­ter[01l8 glJlli, they were tnugnetlc enough to drnw uny mllll, with even the rud[ments of [mllg[nntlon, II10ng the )1l1th or the unknown. All the )1uths out of the little settlement were pllths Into the ull[<110Wn, lind, duy nfter dllY, I followed one or IInother of them (nIt Into the wilderness, tuklng II gun with me: us nn ostell>:[b[e excuse for IIny spying' eylJ, lind bt111g[ng bn-:k with me OCCIIS[Ollll[ bllgs of the Ivlld pigeons which wcre plentiful on the Islt,nd.

I~or me hud come thnt hour of won- [oom[ug durkly through the lIlutlml del'; for me out of thut t"OIl[C sen, tnto forest on my left thut suggested wnlls. whose fill wiess deeps my eyes [u1I1 so Looking closer, I snw thut It wos the oCleu-gone udreum, hnd r[scn the C1'eIl- ruin of a smnll stone coltuge, roofless, tUl'l! of m[rllcie. Hnd Indescr[buh[y swnllowed up In the

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One dny I hnd thuli' wnnderecl unU8-nnlly ful' nfie[d, nnd lit n[ghtfnll found myself stili severlll mlll!s from home

01 shllpe of 11100nllt mnrh[e I 0 I p[tllcss 8crub. And then, neur by, I holiness of tItlp nt"ght of moon und descried IInother Buch ru[n, lind still '\ !ltars ullli seul unother-ull, ns It were, sunk [n the I

Yes I 1 wus In love. Yet I hope, nnd terr[hle gloom of the vegetutlon, ns, think, thut the reuder will not resent sometimes, nt low tide, one clln dls­this unexpected Incursion Into tho cern the Willis of u, ruined vllluge at reulms of sentiment when he cons[d- the boltom of the seu. IJ1'S thnt my sudden uttllck wns not, Evidently J hnd cOlDe upon n long­like most such sudden Ilttucks, nn In- llbundoned settlement, uud presently, terruptlon In the robuster course, ot on some slightly higher ground to the events, but, [nstend, curiously [n the [eft, I thought I could 1Il1l11e out the direct line of my purpose. Becuuse hUlf-submerged wolls of u much more the eyes ot un unknown girl hud thus !llIlbltious edifice. Look[ng closer, I suddenly enthrulled me, I wus not, noted, with u thrill of surprise,' the therefore, to lose sight of thnt purpose, beg[nntng of u very nurrow pnth, not

On the contrnry, they had suddenly more (hnn n foot w[de, leud[ug up shone out on the pnthwny olong which through the scrub In Its direction.

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"pntIy of l.'on~lc1ernhle exl!'nt-n ql1f1r­tpr at u mile or so, I jlHlged-und the pII[ms were \'ery thiel, lind Tllllnted close together. '1'0 my ~urpr[se, too, 1 ohsCI'ved, liS lit length the )Inth brought 111(' to them Ilfter II Hhll"ll descent, thnt they were lenceG hi by II high bnm­hoo stocl<nde, for the most pnrt [II

good cond[tlon, but here and there ,broken down with decny.

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this odd chlll'lIel.l" who, 1 SUW, ns I looked closer lit him, WIIS, ns he hud h[nted, quite nn old 11111n, though his uuusuni erectness lind ~l'rlghtllnl!llN of

I mnnner, lent h[1I1 lin lIIus[ve all' ot youth? "'ho on cnrth WIIS he--and

• how d[d he hllppen In tho mlddlo at this huunted wood?

\1'0 1.11) L:onUnued) I hud heen blindly grop[ng.' But for N01'1'OW ns It wus, [t hud cleur[y been the nccldent of being In tllll dirty little kept open by the not-Infrequent pus­store ut so psycholog[cu[ a moment, slIge of feet. W[lh a cm·tuln eerie feu[­I,lenrlng thnt strnngely tnmlllor voice lng, I edgcd my wuy Into [t, nnd, ufter und cutchlng sight of thnt mysterious following It for a hundred Yllrds or 80, doubloou U8 well liS those,myster[ous ,fonnd Uly-sc[f close to the l'ootles's ruin eyes. I should hllve set snll that very of n SpIIC[OUS stone house with SOI11L~ night, und given up ,10hn P. Toblr)s' thing of the nppeurllnce of lin old illng­second trensure [n finul disgust., As [t IIsh I11l1nor hOll~e, Mullioned windows, \vUN, I WIIS uow IVllr1l1[y on the trnclt finely Ulllsoncd, opened In the shnt­of some trensure--whether his or not tm'ed Willi, lind lin e[llhul'Dte stone -wllh two 'bl'lght efeN fm·ther to point stulrcllse, In the [nterstlces of which the wny, Nevel' su,'ely did n Ullin's stOllt shrubs were growing, gnve, or love nnd his [lUrpVSe l11ulte so prnctlcul once hnd g[\'en, nn entrance' through II comblnntlon. nn nr,.ched doorwuy-un en truncI' now

'1.'hrough mle o~ these gllps I prel!-I enlly tnlHle my WilY nnd found myself • • •

Wlien I reuched my lodging nt Inst stoutly disputed by tbe glistening [n th,:, eUl'ly morning follow[ng thnt trunk of a gUIII-eleml tree nnd endless night of 'wonclel's my eyes Ilnd henrt mntted ropellke roots of glnnt vines were not NO duzed wlth"'blllt vision [n und creepers thut writhed like serp' tho cave Ihut I did not v[v[dly recull ents over tho whole edifice, Forcing one Importnnt detlill at the strnnge ,my wuy up this atll[rcnse, I ~ound my­p[cture--those strenms of- gold thut self [n Il stone hull somE. sixty feet hud sudd(>nly pouJ'ed ant of the mouth, [ong, nt one end at which yawned 0 and IIIllld8 oC the lovely apPllrltion. I huge fireplace, Its tlue mounting up

Without doubting the ev[(lencc at through n finely curved ch[mney, stIlI my senses, I wlls forced to believe stupdlng tlrl11[y ot tho top of the thllt, b'y the oddest. piece 'Of luck, 1 hnd southern gnble. "-stnmbled upon ,the hiding plnce of thnt /low hud this nlmost bl1ronlnl mng­honrd of doubloons, on which my fair nltlcenc!.l come, to be In this fUl'-UWUY unknown drew from time t.o time os Cllmer or Il desert IS[lInd? At first I Ihe would out ot u bunk, concluded thnt here \\'I18,U rJllc of the

Dut who wns she?-nnd where WIlS brief co[!'nlul prosperity of tile Bn­bel' borne?, There hnd seemed no sign blllllnl!, when Its cotton lords lived of habitation nlmr the wild p[nce like prln'ces, with u sh,ve pO)luitit[on wbere I hod come upon her, though, ot for retlliners;-duy~ when even the course, R 80mll"y house might eJl8IJy hoothillclts In\ NI!s~nu ' Illuyed pltch-'

Che Had Dived, Directly Into the. bave escaped,my, notice hidden nniong and-t~ss with gold pieces; but as I Path of the Moon, • all_ thot folluge, purUculorly nt n[ght-' considered (ur):her, It scerned to me

\ J fllll thllt the style of tll0 IIrchltecture and ." II l'ock~' pnth ovorhllOl:lng the sen. I . ' the uge of the bUilding suggested lin Tl'I'I'e W(IS no sign of hubltullon tiny·, To be l!"Jre, I Imd hut to Inquire of eurller dute. Cou[d It lJe thnt this hnd ',':IH!re: It II'IIS n w[[(lund lone[y plul.'e, ' tIle storekeep,'r to IC';lMl JllI I wnnted; heen the home of one of tho~e' eur[y , 1'(1 lJl'l!~pnt[y OVI!r ItH suvnge beauty, hut I 1I'1IS over.;e from betrlly[ng-rny eighteenth centu,'y plrntes who 'toole

",II' tht. gll101m' of,the mann rls[ng fnr Intel'est to him or to 1I"\,IJIle In V.le, , pl'[dll In fluuntlng the,luxury 1l11<i1;0lllP "~ .!r tile sell, I Slit down on u ledge, .ettlement-for, IItWr all, [t wns my at Ilr[nces, and who hnd perhnps 111l1de ,f the I'll tip , lind wntclwd the moon- own lIt'f.ulr, end hers. 'Sr I c1ctprmhwd this his hendqunrters IIncl stronghold

IIghl grow [n [ntuuilily Ill' the'rlurkness to pursue my -fOll/ry etf Wll!chlll/l lind for the Iltornge,of his loat on the re-of IIH' woods de<Jpenud heh[nd me, 11 \\nltlng, letlln ~/I day 1)1' two elnpso turn from his forllYs on the Spun Ish ,":IS II night full of wltchcruft; n night b~rore 1, lI,goln went out wlln<ler[u, Mllln?-,;rhls, as the more spirited con-1111 II'hlc'h lh" flill'S, thl! moon, und the with my gun.. ' jacture, I nnturlllly preferred, und, In ,-1j11 tug'!lher Nl!e'med h[ntlng lit SOlue J Illft H,e ern!!!!'y b[nJf, fnclng th" defnult at cxuct Informution, decIded "'ondl'rrul th[nJ,! 'Jhout to hllppen. _,&lId ,JlunKud .nto the wouda. 1 to IIccept.

Thtm, a') 11' 'tbe fu[ry In[I:It~.:. Wflre " .' • 1'ho more I pondered upon this mnt!'h!n!! my thnllghtR \l'th 1\ ~. tuocy IIIHI remnrked tho extent of the JclllJ/e, whllt WIts tll[S bright wonder ., ruins - Includ:ng severul suhs[dlnry !4l\([dcnly pt'ol'(mt on nne of ,the bou[- ................ ~ -... ~. '. outhouses-und noted; too, ou'e or two del'S fUT down bl'netlth me?-n tnll cho[ccd stone stoh'cuses thllt s~e1l1cd shupe or wltcher;lft wh[teuess, stnnd- to: desccnd luto the bowels of the

- tlmong the son ring columns at the IlDlms, hung nloft with clusters ot the g"l'lIt green nuts, I!'nllen pn[m fron'ds mnde II eurpet for my teet-very p[eus­unt of tel' the rough und tung[ed wny I hlld tl'Uveled, nnd now nnd lignin ono of the coco nuts wlJIJld fall down with n thud nm[d tho green sllenco, Ono of thl'Jse, which norrowly missed my heml, suggested, thut hero I lind the opportunity of quenching very agree­tlbly the thirst of which I hud become suddenly awnre. My c1nspkn[fe Annn"

mnde un opening through the tough shell, nml, sell ted em fhe ground, I Bet my mouth to It, nml, ru[slng the nut IIhove my henel, nllowml the "mllk"­cool ns spring wllter-to gurgle dell­c[ous[y down my pII1'ch~d throll t. When nt length I hlld dm[ncd [t, nnd my [wnd once O1orl' rctul'ncd to Its notl1rlll IIng[e, I WIIS st1(1Ilenly mnlle IIWllre thnt my POll ching hllll 11<11 J/llIlU unohserved.

"lIn I hll!" cIIII .. II n p[PIl"lInt voice, evidently bplonJ/[ng to n 11111n of nn

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lng, full [n the' moon, IIIte a stutuo In enrlh, the 11101'0 plnuslble It seemed • lum[nous murble at some godd<:ss of In, one or two 'plnces where I 'sus-' antlqu[ty, " pceted underground eellnnl-dungcol18

F'vcry hit or llent.!l1 work carries tho nobl~n SUutll), When you get tired oxporln.cnUnIC with \lnlkllioo dcntllllll. Klvo ron "triaL Utlntlrcd! upon hun· dreds ot tcsUlIlfmlnl1l trom patlenta. I ltnvu no other oOcu In Wcetern Cnnndn. )]0 not. bo deceived by ul1scrupuloUI'l dootlata wbo try to mn""ko you bollevu thoy hflVD my 8YstMn. J lIava no can .. nectlon whateVor" ILh l1cntlsUI t.ravclllm:

My eyes and my heort'together told tor unhuppy captives hellke,' or strong me It wns she; lind, os she hung po [sed vlI'ults for the storllge etf the treusure o\'er the edge of the wllter In the u ':"1 te,sted the ,floors by,dropplng ,heavy tltuC;.! at Ifhe IIbout te. dive"II turn stones, und ,they seemed,unm[stukllhly hcr ,henri gu ve me" thllt 1011 to r~v!!rbera te with 0 hollo;v rumhllng gli'111Jlsl! or tllOfle living l!yes filled' sound; hu present IVUY moonlight. She, '!loC/d, 'As I enid;

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BUY·YOtJR FLOUR NOW Just received "

Another car load of Ogilvies celebrated flour. Flour

that makes every, housewife happy.

and a5s~~es a good lo~f.

SOLD BY

Because it takes less work

OGILVIE MlLLING CO'Y JOHN COULTER, AGEN~ TREHERNE MAN.

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A fine stock of serg'es for dresses and 'suits, from S4.00·to 87.00, just

• • in, at Ruston's

The Methodist quarterly board of of -the Treherne circuit at their meet ing on i\larch 3rd, exti!nded to Rev. J. A. Lousley a unanimous invita­tion to return to the Trehe'rn~ cir­cuit for the fifth year.

i\1 iss Georg~ and i\1 rs Syer were I-Iolland visi tors on Satu rda \'. ' . ,

• Mr and Mrs Metcalfe and son rc-o

turned on Saturday from Vancouvcr where they had.spent several months

Fred Goodl11(111 was a Glenbom visitor over the week-end.

Mrs J. A. I-Iarvie spent the week end at the home of her mother at Glenham.

Rev. Mr. 'Whiteside, the Evange- -Letterh'eads, ,"ood bond paper, list who will conduct special sen'i- 500 $2.75, 1000 $5.00. Colored ces at .Matchetville for the next two bonds amI linen, SOc per 500 hig'h weeks will preach at the Methodist cr. Times office, Treherne. church next Sunday.

. The community sale to be con-Claude Gro!;an will sell at H. ducted by \.y. E. Staples, will be

To be Satisfied with only 'the Best Shoes This is the idea put into the making of every Bell or Classic

Shoe. This means among other things nothing used but No. I sole leather and the very finest upper stock. Every shoe has a counter of solid leather. Then the workmanship and style give the appearance which cannol help giving extreme pleasure to the wearer.

We prefer measuring and fitt­ing properly. Are you sure Ihat

. you have had the proper widlh, leanglh and slylc of last 10 suit your feet? let us have your

mcasure for your new Spring shoes

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~'I:'n~'ood's sale March 15th, ,the I held on Saturday, the 27th of Mar. ;\'1 IIkmg Sh~rthorn Bull .Ca!f "1 r~- I f you h,l\'e something' you wish to herne IIlur11lnator" No. 139;,77. I-liS dispose of, see Mr. Staples at once, sire was raised by Brandon Experi- so he can have same listed 011 the mental Farm and his dam was bred

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Foot & Sho~ Experts

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+ A : The latest Canadian Government report on National Re- :l: by Sandy Matchett, Ontario.

posters. m.- gtvI! FOOt Canfort And c:or-rect the CAlISe a( R>oI

1ioohIe3 l,.- III ScbaIb Method Sec our bargains in farm

harness Now work

: sources for Food states that M~at, and particularly Beef, offers :l: • A : the greatest amount of digestable food per dollar expended. :l: : Government experts made no mistake. Eat more meat :l: • A • A • A • A i J, W. Clegg - - Meat Market, ::: i '. +

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IDI ""'"' W ww , I want a few first-class farms, well improved,

prices, for prospective buyers from the South, am in touch.

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Office phone 5<1, house 128 or phone "Times" as for the next few weeks I am at home Saturdays and Mondays only. Win­nipeg address New Parliament Buildings

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--Ruled letterheads, $3.00 per 500 $5.00 per 1000 at the Times office.

Eighteen local hockey' fan s journeyed to Holland on iV' onday evening' to see the big game be­tween Reston and Holland. The

\Vm. Johnson, also known as: Mike Boychllck pled guilty before I J 1I(1g'e Barrett at Port;lg'e la Prairie! last week of stealing' wheal from Robt. Steele and was gh'en three months at hard labor.

Reston team won with a score of 4~2. One of our citizens appeared on They had a large crowd of their ad- Friday before the police magistrale mircrs along to \\'itness their tri- to answer to the charge of Iheft of umj)h. It is hoped that NEXT win' wood prefcrred a!;ainsl him by Reg'. ter some of these games will be' Sta~lford. The defcndant,adl11itted pulled 011' in Trchcl'I1e in the big taklng'the wood bill plcd that he ncw municipally owned rink. I had no inl.~ntion of stealing it. The

. , magistrate pointed Ollt thai hI.' was \.Vm. DI.cklc appeared before the: not char!;ed with "intent" to stcal

pohce magistrate on Monday, charg: and by his own admission he was ed with an assault upon Jas. Pcn'ie.! guily of stealing. He was ordered Afte~ arguments p~o .~nd ~on, the to make restitution in full, being' l11aglst~ate found Dlcklc glldty, bllt $12.00, and was also fined $5.00 and on application of R. C. P.lrsons, for costs with the IIslIal alternative of the pl.tintilT, the defendant was let one month at hard labor. The 1110n-01T with a sllspended sentence and ' I

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,!;I"~' ~i~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~I;; pearance before the magistratc with . in a week.

D. Goodman last week purchased the Pinkerton property on Griffith St., ancL will occupy' same at an early dat~.

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STRONG .and well equipp.ed,

progressive yet conselvahve,

for over forty years this Bank has

afforded absolute security to de­

positors

. BAN'K 'D-FHAMILTD:N TREHERIE 'BlAICH J. F.GiII,·Mgr.

Glenboro, Cypmss River, Holland and Rathwell boast of their skating rinks as \I;inter amusements. Bul Treherne boasts of a modern "[\'1onte Carlo" whe're in the excite men!' of winning high stakes the 1'1;1) ers sometimes faint dead away.

I ClUllrlrY'§ G<f!ln<f!llran §tl:<O>lr<f!l i i = An Early Choice is a Wis~ Choice ! i i i Get Our·P.ri~es ! i on GROCERIES., !

\Vm. Greenwood has purchased i i the·Greewood house in which he • We'll .get • has been liVing"i • ,our O'1lOill i •

One of the old, timers of Regina .I'-U ! • passed away yesterday in the person • i

of Mrs. John Malcolmson, whose.

!d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~b; home was at the post office building : : She had been confined to her room': :

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I have' bought ,my formaline in bulk fully guaranteed' and I can supply you at lowest prices

Stt:~tl:iionelrY Corne in and' s,ee our new writing

. pads.. Prices wilhldvancc soon' . papers, boxedctnd

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Spring ,S,amples' have' Arrived . . .' '. . . ,

. . Our spring samp'les are. here and they, are' certainl; ,beauties ,','

. 'comp~i'ing of suitings, p'antings and. spring ()vercoatirigs. ,Price~ ~ ,f;om f35to$70' . Agerit for 'Parisian ()ry Cleaners .•

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ferers during' that time~ Two daugh : i ters mid a son are Icft with thehus- : •

bam!. . Dan, Alex and William Mc- I: 7, i. Larcn of Pense, .and Dugald Mc. i: .. .., i. . Laren of I reherne. Man., are broth· • i

• • • ers of !\1 rs Malcolmson, Mrs Camer • . i. . on of Treherne lind Mrs Anderson • _ : of Bethune ilre sisters. All are ex- ! : pected toarri"e in towh town. 'The i : funeral service ~vill bq'i}leld at Knox i '. . ,.N . .t church, Tuesday afternoon at two TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE HEALTH OF YOUR LITTLE ONES, GIVE THEM o'Clock. Mrs ,Malcolmson was for i mai,y years a member of the Ladies' i. OUR PURE ,NOURISHING THINGS TO EAT. OUR HEALTHFUL. WHOLESOME • Aid 'of Knox church.-ReginllLead- i . GROCERIES WILL COST VOU.NO MORE THAN T.HE INFERIOR GOODS. THEN i ere • COME IN TODAV AND BEGIN BUVING YOUR GROCERIES FROM US. ;

THERE IS ONLY ONE .' i • •• 'GENUINE 'ASPIRIN i

Only ;Tablets· \vith "Bayer Cross" are Aspirin~Noothers I . ,

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SPECIALS FOR FRIDAVAND SATURDAV ONLY "

Gallon tins of apples, regular 75c for 50c .

Gallon crocks of mixed pickles, regular $1.75 for $1..15

Prunes in5-lb boxes, regular $1.50 for $1.35

" 10-lb " $3.00 for $2;50

i ~. . Pilchards per tin '15c, 2'[or 25c . , ,

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. . . I Corri Flakes 15c, 8 for $1.00

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All kinds of goods are advancing. Don·t 'wait until ~he break comes but buy now if you want to lave money. , ,

Indicatio:nl point to further advances. We have a good Itock of A· ~ bulk tea which il good buying~ \ .

A nice range of girll,' hOle in all colors P. P. Prihta will advance shortly. Come

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range in the' working line. . I

In grocet;_es we are well stocked. Seediess raisins hav~ adv.anced and are very scarce. Seeded raisins at the old price just now

Smith Brothers Rathwell, Man. Phone 39

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Oil and gasoline is .CASH BUSINESS. Steel drums and wood barrels must be paid. for. Money refunded when barrels are returned.

Anything from a tack to a threshinginachine Satisfaction Guaranteed '.

Wo JLo Dawkins ,

Phone 23 Rathwell, Man.

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Rathwell Rumors miscarried this week. They will appear along with others in next week's issue.

LAVENHAM •

Tom Newton is cleaning up the threshing that G. Blag-don left last fall.

A. Bailey had the misfortune to ha\:c his house burnt to the g-round.

James Hcnry is expected to move to Lavcnhall1 short I)'.

l\lrs 'IN. Perkins and l\liss Edna were visitors with Mrs. Newton last Friday.

Pleased to report that evcryonc has recovered from the Ou at Laven ham.

BOYNE CREEK

II. Pur"i. paid us a l1ecing' visit last week.

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'1\'. Drew took in the Brandon winter fair, returning Snturday last. '

lIIiss Col>bin arriVed from the cit)' Illst week \\"cdncsday 011 n ext elided visit to her relatives.

W. Warren late of the 222nd Baltn. ,,,._ rived home 011 Tuesday fn)11l the cily,hav .. ing taken part in the reunion celebratiun of that notable battalion, accompanied by L. Gates.

j\ vcry pleasant evening was spent at the home of i\icssl"s Cohhins, last wppk,

whcn a numbcr of the Ilcig-hbnrs l'ongrc­atcd to welcoml! and pay their' ('cspcct~

10 them, only rccclJlly havitl,l{ tal{cit lip

theil' I'csid"'llcc hcn!. E\'eryhody was out for a goo(.h .time and they had it; Hs f(.w ho.pitality of our ncw m'igh~ors, e,'c,'Y­body wcnt home with ,l{lowing' accounts of I hCIll.

Death of Geo. Precious , "~onl w;as n'l'ph'('d in Tn-IIl'nu' nil 'Tucs

clay that (--;POI"g't! \'"Ial,tille Prl'l'i(lus dit.d of Pllctll11.l1nia 011 tlw 9th at -t P,II1, i\lr. Prcl'iolls had the nUl pne1lll1ollia dt'\'l'h1p­cd. Ilc Il,;t\'l'S to IlH1ur'n his loss, his wifcHud two children and S(!\'cl'al hl'othcrs and sish'l's alld fatlwr in tJ}is distl'iet. I

The late 1\11'. Pl't'oious was a fannel" at Ladysmith StlI1H· six y(~a1"s Itg-n, sillcc that timc hc has.1wl·n far'millg- at Hag-ot, l\lan, I-Ie was )h·t a )'llUIlg- mall heing- only ~H

years of age. II t; was ollly skI< a week, the same as was his sistel', thc late I\lrs. Fred TholllPSOl1

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GOO~', HEALTH :IS THE SUREST SAFEGUARD "FRUlT·A·TIVES" Bnn!!'1 VllI'or aad

Vitalit,. and Thul Protect. Allainlt Dileal.

Thcre can be no doubt thnt the situation regaruing the spread of lnlluenz!l. throughout Canada is ono of gravo concern. It is quite tl ue that the Dl!mber of cases docs Lot eonstituteall epidemic such as caused the suO'cring and sorrow during tho terrible ckys of 1918. Yet there is no dis;;uislng tho fact tlmt everyone shoulu be Oll their guard aguinst the disease.

III Montreal nlone, from Jnnuary 20th to Februnry 21st, three thousand, one hundred and twenty·two cases ot In:Iuenza and 189 deaths from the diseaso wero reported to the lienlth Depnrtmen t.

1£ the outbrenk had come lit the beginning of tho Will tel' Instend of the end, wo might reasonably feel thnt tho vcr)' cold wenther would check tho spreud of tho disense. But coming ns It has, at the end of the "inter, there is grave fear thut an epidemic Illny occur. For spring, v,ilh its slll~h und min undcr foot, its dampness nnd chill, its constant C:lO!lb'ing fro!ll cold to wnrm and back ng"in, is Il prolinc sourco of cou[l'hs lind colds, pleurisy and pneumotoia.

~l'ho best protccf.ion, in fnct, tho OTIly snfC'A'unrd ag'uinst the.' Flu, is, GOOD 1ll~AL1'H.

'I:lOSO who are not RS well and strong as t!ley should bo ; lhoso who nre underwei:;:. t; those who are "run-down" tl!rough overwork or si:::ness; shol!Id bl:ila up at onco. Y{}mt they need is a J3loocl-purilter, " hody-builderl It strength'giver, like "l~rui t-a-UvCs' • tho wonderful fruit medicine. '

"Pruit-a-tivcs'.' regulates the kidneys and bowels, causing these org'llns to eliminate wasle rCg'uiarIy nnd nllturnlly ns nature in tended. "Fruit-a-tives" k(Jeps tho skin acliyc, and insurc~ an abunclunt supply of pure, rich blood. "Fruit -a- Uves" tones up a"d strengthens the orgnns of digesthm, sharpens the appetitc, brings restful sleep and renews tho 'Vitality of the nervollS system. "Frult-a-tives" contains everything that nn Ideal tonie should hnve; to purify the blood, to build up strength and 'VIgor, arld to regulate the eliminating Ol'g'ans, so thnt the whole system would be in the best possible condition to resist disellse.

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Nursing Nurse, certified (Edinburgh) ma­

ternity, medical. l\lrs. Forrest, Rath wcll phone 88-15 28p

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repair old wclls and use augur if re-

AUCTIONEERS'CARDS

Licensed Auctioneer. Anything you have to sell, list

with me for a satisfactory and a quick sale. Sales conducted any­where. Farms and real estate

quired. No help needr!d. Apply to THOS. GIBBONS Rathwell, Man. 251c Payette & Stout

at \V l'-! Scarrow's, Ratnwell W. G. Henry, Licensed Auctioneer

WANTED

A girl I to work in kitchen; ~ood wages, apply at once J. \\linn.

Central Hotel

FOR SALE

1 brown marc in foal, wI. j 450, 8 years old. Also 200 bus. good feed oats. Phone 53 or 20. p27

W. J. English

FOR SALE

One 15x45 J. I. Case steam tor. For particulars Apply to

Jas. Adair, Rathwell.

FOR SALE

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Premost flax Heed, banner oats, A quantIty of Mensullry barley, 2 Abol" deen Angus bulls. J. S. PALMEH

FOR SALE \Ve have a quanllty or Amerlclln/m,

proved 13lllln()l' Oats ror sllle, for seed Ot· reed.

suitable

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3-8·10, \ Treherne

FOR SALE-

Imperial 3 hp engine in good ~on dition, feed cutter, quantity or feed.

Apply Arbuthnott Bros.

Contracting and Building J llm prepared to talw contl'llctR

for all kinds, nothIng too big and nothJng too small. I give quotalloJH, on all buildings compleed. Every· thing supplied and wOI'k put up In first-clnss manner open to Inspellqn. Know the cost or your building berore you begIn to build It.

Robt. Steele, Treherne, Phone 53

Post-office address Lavenham. Phone via Portage La Prairie on a reverse check. Satisfactron guar anteed. Sales conducted in any part of the province

AUCTIONEERING! I guarantee satisfaction. Sales

conduct\!d L nywhere. Call on re­verse ticket. Farm lands for sale. W. E. Staples, Licensed Auctioneer

Treherne

Licensed Auctioneer Dates may be arranged at the

Times otllcc, Treherne or by tele­phone on reverse ticket. I guar­an tee sa tisfaction

W. Turner, Holland, Man.

J. GRAI-IAM, Rossendale, Man.

Licensed Auctioneer Phone 57, office of J. C. Carroll

Treherne, for 'dates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sales conducted any­where

FARM PRINTING Sale Posters Route Cards Letterheads, envelopes

etc.

T REHEaRI TlillEs JOI D.P.Il •• IT

PlWFI~~SIUNAL CARDE'

") It. T J. LA 'ION'!' COHONKH IN J\NU rOil nne PItOVINOK

M, I) .. C, ~1. Uld"f!I'OILy 0(' ~tn.1l1tob", HonOl GI'/LtlUaLU

on. J. LA UHI~; 1,AMON'l' IJ. A. lIIAN. ,\1. II. Ch. Il. )f.,tlllblll'gh PhYHicit\1I UII" tim'goon

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Thc fUllcl'al l'il'I,,,j,·(,s w,'('c held al his lalc residence! JOIl f1ll"ln IWilI' Hag-ot) al

2.30 P.M. on thc 11th. TIll' remains \\'('r!! ahidpcd thai c\'l'lIillg-lU PlIl'tag"l! la PI'ail'ie for intermcnt. Now is the time to build up your

heaIth,and 8trength~ not only as a precaution against the. ravages of Influenza, but also to p,rolect YOtl , agninst "spring fevor' and the Inevitable reaction which comes with the apRearance of warmer weather. Get a box of "Fruil-a-tlves" todny and lot this fruit medicine keep :rOll well •.

CASTORIA For Infants and Children

" Dn. J. A. 011 UI8TlLA W PhYHiCln,1I ILnd HUI'UUOII

Oollo"OOI'u,duu,to. M .. "ILob .. Medl""

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Mens', glove and mitts 20 per cent off. .. '"' '"' M_

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'Who says Good Style is Costly?'

He's wrong!'" We'll take your mpasure, give you your own

selection of material and make you a suit or overcoat of match­

less style and tailOring, and thercost will ,be very moderate.

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thought· t hat perhaps the, f ollowinJf might intcrest. somc of you readcrs:- The imoortalions of Clydesdales for 1919 is 42 animals, 23 fl'om Great HriLillll, 19 from U. S. A. There were only 9 mares impol'­ted and the), came from U. S. A. When Sou come to considcr that thcre arc only 9 mares 'came lo Canada it will give you some idea why ·thc horseman is asking­such tall prices for choice animals. rrhey simply cannot be golj they arc not in lhe countr'y. The man with a. good broD(' nu\rt! has e\'ery prospect of demanding his own price in the future. The tria' bunch of Geldings exported to Brita;' was It. success. But the high tonag-c ral,":s .\vhifh amounted to appl'Oxi matcJy $ I ~5 took nearly all I he profils:, The rates are coming dO,wn all the time so we may ex. peet to have '''' export,d!,n1llnd shortly.

Thc U.S.~., is asking for Free importll­lion from CamuJa for Four TOi' Cross Clydcsdaies. If they get it there certllin­Iy will be a l>ig trade. I ma>: statc thai 12 out' of 23 horses ""vning fl'01Il Grclll Britian came to i\laniluba \\'hich :O;CCI11S to hc the hul> of the Clydc.dales in Caimda today. At Brandon Fair. the prcl'laing price for mllres was $1,000 with the slllall­cst number in ring 011 record.

Of course we know thllt the market for the big upstanding kind is ",wcr glutted. The abo\'e rCI1HlI'ks :lI:e pulanillg' to the

"Fruit-a-ttves" Is Bold by all dealers \at liOe a box, 6 boxell for $2.00, trial alze 25c, or sent postpaid on &I!oeipt of price py )fr_ult-a-ti"~ 'LImited, Olluwa. -r· .. ··· .. ·· .. ····· .. · .. · .. · .. ···· .. · .. ···· .... _ ....... ·· .. · .. · .. · .. · .. ·· '

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If CO~stipated. Bilious I L~~:-.;~;i:::. __

Sick helldnche, biliousncss, canted longue, or sour. gn ... y stomllch-1llwnys trnee tbis to torpid liver;, deillyed, fer· menting food in the bowel •.

In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears ~ =

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Renew NOW for the 'l'II1IES as llll' subscription rate advances on May 1st to $2,00 per year lind strIctly II' ndvnnco.

. Come. to Curry's store and sec the I'[ome Gas Plant, and you won't have to bother about that wood',you you were thinking- 9f getting. W, E. Ferris, demonstrater. 27

, }'oisonou8 mlllter clogg .. 1 in the in­testines, ins tell" of being ClIst out of the "),stem is re-llbsorberl 'into the blood . ,\'I'hen lhis poison renches the delicnte brnin tissue it CRWH~S rClnllr~tion and thnt dull. throhhilll!. sirkellhl!! 11I'1Ir1l\phe.

ClIscarets iUllnp,lilltelv cl,·nn.e the , Jtomnch. remO\'e the riOlir. IIIIIligeswri food nnd fouJ gn •••. tnke the exceAR bile from the liver nlirl ellrry out 1111 the eonstipated wlIsll, lII11ttpr :","1 poisons In the bowels. .

Clydcsdales. Jllmcs Irvine.

A Ca_r.t tOlli!!ht will,. surely I aUaighten YOII alit. hy morning., They i

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THKH~II/1K, MAN

R. C. PARSONS, 13. A. tlUuootltlur to

JAMl£8 ~'UL'1'I)N 8AIUlIM"IUU'I .n,

OttttlUEI'3 Hftliw8), Ave .. TruharU6, AHt,ulLOba ;f1lfoltors tor th" COluullsD Bauk ot e601 meroe, Bauk or HarnlUnn. KUll tor MnblaJ~lh, or Hnlih Nnrfol", , .

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INSUltANC~: AND ~'INANCIAI,

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W. J. WALDON Agent for Mutual Life Assurance Co., of Waterloo, Ont., and Mer.' chants' ~asualty Co., Winnipeg

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SMITH"S STORE N'EWS I, The' House of Qyality

All kinds of goods are advancing. Don't I wait until the break comes but buy now if · you want ~o lave money.

Indicati~nl point to further advances. We have a good stock of A l bulk tea which is good buyin'g. \ .

A nice r'ange of girls' hose in all colors P. P. Prihtl will advance shortly. Come

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range in the working line. In groce':_~es we are well stocked. Seediess

I raisins hav~ adv.anced and are very scarce. Seeded raisins at the old price just now

Smith Brothers Rathwell, Man. Phone 39

Hmrnp~lriian Oin Ag<eRl<CY ,

Oils, Greases, Ga,soline etc ,

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Oil and gasoline is .CASH BUSINESS. Steel drums and wood barrels must be paid. for. Money refunded when barrels are returned.

Anything from a tack to a threshinginachine Satisfaction Guaranteed '

Phone 23 Rathwell, Man.

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He's wrong!" We'll take yo~r mpasure, give you your own selection of material and make you a suit or overcoat of match­less style and tailOring, and the,..cost will, be very moderate.

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RATHWELL RUMORS

Rathwell Rumors miscarried this week. They will appear along with others in next week's issue.

LAVENHAM , Tom Newton is cit:!iming up

threshing that G. B1agdon left f<lll.

the last

A. Bailey had the misfortune to

ha\:e his hOllse burnt to the g-roul1Ll. James )-Il!nry is expected to move

to Lavcnham short I)'. Mrs "V. Perkins and l\Iiss Edna

were visitors with Mrs. Newton last Friday.

Plcased to report that everyone has recovered from the Ou at Lavcn ham.

BOYNE CREEK

11. PUr\'iN paid LIS a fleeing visit la9t week.

, I' \\'. Oww took in the Bralll on wlllter fair, returning Snturday last. •

Miss Co)Jbin arriVed from the city last week \Vcdncsday 011 a extended visit to her relatives.

\\'. Warren latc of the 222nd Battn. ar_ rived home 011 Tuesday from the city,hav­ing taken part in the I'cunion cdcbl'atioll of that notable battalion. accompanied by 1_. Gates.

I '. i\ very p casnnt c\'cllIng was s)'ent at the hOUle of i\lCSSI'S Cubhins, last wPl-.k,

when n !lumber of the ncighbor's l'ongre. ated to wclcome nnd pay their rcsp"'cls (0 them, ollly I'ccellt)y having' taken up theil' residl'ucc here. E\'cl-yhody was oul for a g.om.h,timc Hnd they had it; HS fOI' hospitality of our new npjgh~ors, evel'Y. body wcnt home with g'lowing" accounts of them.

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There can be no doubt thnt the eltuntion regnrJiug the spread of bUuenza thronghout Ct~nada Is one of grave concern. 1t is quite tlUo that the ncmber of cases docs Lot constitute nn epidemic such ns cnused the sull'cring nnd sorrow (luring tho terrible dr.),s of 1918. Yet tltero Is no dis~uising tho fact t1llLt everyono should be on their gunrd ngnlost tho diseuse.

In Montreul nlone, from Jnnuary 20th to Februnry 21st, three thollsand, olle hundred and twenty-tlUo ca.ses of Inn uenza nnd 180 dealhs from tho disenso wero reported to tho 11enlth Departmen t.

If tho oulbreak llncl como at tho beginning of tho wiutcr Instead of the end, wo might rensonnbly feel that tho very cold weather would check the sprend of tho disense. Dut coming ns It hns, nt tho end of the v;inter, there is grave feaf thnt an epidemic IlIny occur. For spring, with its slu:;h and rain under foot, its dampness nnd chill, its conslnnt c!lnnging fro!U cold to wnrm nnd back ngnin, is n prolific source of oou:;hs nnd colds, plourlsy and pneumollia.

Tho best protection, in fnct, tho only sufe'gunrd ngninst tho .'1<'lu, is, GOOD lU~AL'l'lI.

"'onl \\';as I't'l'('jn'd til Tn~ht'l'Ill' nn Tucs day thal Gt'(ll'g"l-' \'a);ll'lillt~ Pn'l'iotls dit'd of l'IItcullllll1ia ('III the 'JLII at 4 P,I11. I\lr,

PrN~iolis had lhe nu, IHlc1I111011ia dt·\'l.I,lp­cd. lie It.!il\'l·S t n 1110lll"lt his Inss, his wif("HIH.I two childl'(!11 alld se\'cl'al brothers and sisters and fatht'I' in tJ}is distl'il't. I

The latc :\11'. Pn,pjo1ls was a fanller at Ladysmith ~Ol1ll' six ),l'al's Hg-O, sillcc that time he has.hl·t'n far"rnillg' al Hag-uti i\lan. He was )'l't it )'IHllIg mall hdllg' olily ~14

years of agol'. lit! was oilly sick a week, the same as was his sisLe!', the late 1\11"8. Fred Thompson

'r~lOse who nl'o not RS wen and strong ns t!ley should bo i thoso who nre underweir.!.t i thoso who are "run-down" t1~ rough overwork or sl::'ncss i shociel hl;;)cl up at onCll. Y{]mt they need is a 13100d.purifier, R body-builder/Il strenglh-glver, like "l~ruit-n-tivos' , tilo wondcii"ful fruit medicine.

.. Fruit - a - tlTeS" regulntes tho kidneys nnd bowels, causing these orgnns to eliminalo wnsto regulnrly nnd nalurally ns nature Intended. "Frult-n-iives" keeps tho skin ncliveL and insure~ Iln nbundnnt supply or pure, rich blood. "Fruit -a - ti ves " tones up nlld slrengthons the orgnns of digestioJl, shnrpens the appelite, brings restful sleep and ronews the vitality of tho nervoos system. "l!'mlt-a-tives" contnins everything that nn Ideal tonic should have; to purify tho blood, to build up strength nnd vigor, mid to regulalo tho eliminating orgnns, so thnt the whole system would be in tho best possible condition to resist disenso.

The fUltel'al sl'l'\'h'ps "'t're held at his late rcsidcncl', 1011 farm ItWu' Hag-ot) at 2.30 I>, ~I. on the II tho TIll' remains w~"e ahiLiped that C\'l'lIillg'lO PlIl'tag-c In Pnlil'ie

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I thought· that perhaps the followin..?' might interest· MOille of you readers:- The imoortations of Clydesdales for 1919 is 42 animals. 23 from Great Rritian , 19 from U. S. A. There were only 9 mares impo,'­ted and they came from U.S. A. When you come to consider that thel'c arc only 9 mares Cflme to Canada it will give you ~ome idea why" the horseman is asking' such tnll prices for choice Hllimals. rrhey simply cnnnol be gotj they arc noL ill the counll·y. The man with a good brao,' l11n.n~ has c\'cl"y prospect of demanding his own price ill thc future. The trial bunch of Geldings e"porled to Ikitair \\-us n. success. But the high tonag-e rales

il'h amounted to apP"oximatcly $1:.!5 took ncarly nil I he prolits:, The rates aI',. coming down all the time so we may ex. peet to have an t!xpol,t,d!!ll1atlC) shortly.

The U.S.A., is askillJ..;' for Free importa­tion from Canada. for FOUl' TOil Cross Clydesdales. If they get it there ee,·tain­Iy will be II big trade. I may, statc thai 12 out of 23 hOt'ses c'Vning f"om Gr"al Britian came to {t.lanitolm \"'hich secms to he th" hub of the Clydesdales in Ca;,ada today. At BrHndou Fair ... the prc"laillg" rric~ for mares was $1,000 with the small­est number' in riug 011 record.

Of course we know that the market for the big upstanding kind is n,wcr glutted. The above renuu'ks arc put:utillg" to the

Now Is tho time to build up your henlth,nnd strength! not only as a precaution ngn.insn the rnvages of Influenza, but also to p,roteet YOll ' agninst .. spring fever' and the Inevitnble renetlon which comes with the apRearance of warmer weather. Get a box of "Fruit-a·tives" today and let.thls fruit medIcine koep ),OU well. ,

"Fruit -11. - tlves" Is Bold by all dealers \at 500 a box, ,6 box ell for $2.60, trlnl alie 25e, or Bent postpaid on .~oeipt of price l>y P't:u1t-.-th:q Llmited.Ottllwa,

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longue. or 80ur. gllilRy stomnch--lllwllYs troer tbis to torpid liver;, (leluyed, fer­mrnting food in t1w bnll'rl •. , )'oi80nOIl" mlllter eloggo,1 in the in­testines, instelld"of being CII:lt Ollt of the "l'stem 'i8 re-llbsorben 'into the blood. ,"'hen this poiliori rearhes the delicato brnill tissue it CRuses ('on,u-p!o\tion nnd thnt dull. throbhill/!. si.kellin!! 1"'lIrll1el\e.

CII5carets immp,lilltelv clt'on,e t.o JtomRch, remo,'e thr .0111'. 1I11(ligest..d food nnd fO\~1 go.e •. tnke thr exress bile from the liver 011,1 cllrrv' out 1111 the eonstipRtM II'tlst" mlilter 'nll,I poIsons in tho bowoIa.

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ternity, mcdical. Mrs. Forrest, Rath well phone 88-15 \ 28p

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Well Digging 82 pCI' foot from top to bottom,

repair old wells and usc augur if re­quired. No help need'!d. Apply to 25tc Payette & Stout

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AUCTIONEERS' CARDS

Licensed Auctioneer. Anything you have to sell, list

with me for a satisfactory and a quick sale. Sales conducted any­where. Farms and real estate

THOS. GIBBONS Rathwell, Man.

at W N Scarrow's, Ratnwell W. G. Henry, licensed Auctioneer ,

WANTED

A girll to work in kitchen; g-ood wages, apply at once J. \Vinn.

Central Hotel

FOR SALE

t brown mare in foal, wt. 1450,8 years old. Also 200 bus. good fced oats. Phone 53 or 20. p27

W. J, English

FOR SALE

One ! 5x45 J. 1. Case steam tor. For particulars Apply to

Jas. Adair, Rathwell.

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Premost flax ~eed. bunner oats, A quantity of Mensutll'Y bal"ley. 2 Abol'­

I.deen Angus bulls. J. S. PAI~MEH

FOR SALE

\Ve hnve n qunntity of Amorlcanlm. proved Blumm' Onts for sule. sultuble for seed or reed.

" III, F G t '. ,[I eR 3·8·10, ' Trehel"l1o

FOR SALE-

Imperial 3 hp engine in g"ood con dition, feed cutler, quantity of feed.

, Apply Arbulhnott Bros.

Contracting and Building I um prepared to lulie contl"llct~

ror ull kinds, nothing too big and nothing 100 slllull. I give quotatioll" on nil buildings compleed. Every, thing supplied nnd work put up In flrst-clnss manner O(1on to Inspctiqn. Know the cost of your buihllng berore you begin [0 build It.

Robl. Steele, Treherne. Phone 53

CASTORIA For Infants and Children

In Use For Over 30 Years Alwnys benrs ~ =

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Henow NO\V for the 'l'IlIlES as tht, subscrIption rnte advllncos on Mny 1 st to $2:00 per yen I' nnd stl'lelly Jr. n.dvnnco . ----------_.-- -----. • Come. to Curry's store and see

the Home Gas Plant, and you won't have to bother about that wood' you you were thinking 9f getting. VI, E. Ferris, demonslrater. 27

Post-office address Lavenham. Phone via Portage La Prairie on a reverse check. Satisfactton guar anteed. Sales conducted in any part of the province

AUCTIONEERING! I guarantee satisfaction. Sales

conduct.:!d t nywhere. Call on re­verse ticket. Farm lands for sale. W. E. Staples, Licensed Auctioneer

Treherne

Licensed Auctioneer Dates may be arranged at the

Times office, Treherne or by tele­phone on reverse ticket. I guar­an tee sa tisfaction

W. Turner, Holland, Man.

J. GRAJ-fAM, Rossendale, Man. Licensed Auctioneer

Phone 57, office of J. G. Carroll Treherne, for 'dates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sales conducted any­where

FARM PRINTING Sale Posters Route Cards Letterheads, envelopes

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PH,UJi'E~SIUNAL CAHDE'

,It. T ./. LA\tON'f COitoNltH IS ANU fl'1J1t 1'11& PHO\'INOK

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DU. ,r. LA UHI I~ LAMONT B. A. JIIAN. M. II. Vh.lI. F.,lInblll"l<h PhYHICII\IIIU1d ~ul'lCoon

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M,u,llob" ModIca IJlllcu~ ::;lIIith :;t. 1"lIoliu lUI.

DR. G, A. BO\\'M,\N V.S •• ll. V. SC,

1lollul' GI'utiuntu 'l'UI'Ullto Unl"Ol'ldty vlliet iu .~IIlILh'8 Livory StRblu8, Hrutldwftr

Hc~ldolicu phono, No. 83,

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INSUHANC~; AND FINANCIAl,

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U.ual ICHtutU. MUI't'j'ILKO IUld InHUflUICtJ Awtmt • neprCHUnL'"N' HC"UI'n.J of tho UUH! l.ol\n Afld In­"UlII.IIOC UOIllPILUiul'l, - COlllUllbttlullor, OfHoe Broll.dwILY. '

w'. J. W ALIlON " Clydesdalcs, A CIl8C!UCt tOllh:ht will', surely,

,ltrall1hten you Ollt hy morning .. They I work while ,.ou sleep.

WHICH STORE (S MV'" STORE? Agent for Mutual Life Assurance

Co., of Waterloo, Ont., and Mer-' chants' ~asualty Co., Winnipeg

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