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ii SV EBpinC A MnppHm I J r ill ill- Nothing if a if 1 Nov prohibited of any artificial coloring matter in till you that wo never never need Dyes never used Vegetable in refining on of our Tills and So chances Wiry not on Laving tho Sugars that have always been pure cost no more than any other I Look for Hid Hall on Cation ami Sadu UNIVERSITY idKcsratt j Wf SCliCE HOME With one Sunder J CEO taet webke Uonrrow Jloroury to fact Jainee Hugbos of Toronto long a promihent-edu- and a broth er of Sir Bam Hughes loiter to Toronto World of political party Stirring up during war a he Dominion solid volo of CoriseivnUvo parly at ah Act placing wheat and flour on frao Hal while at time an cll aald on free list Party Instead of country flrot A staff reporter of Toronto World heads an article from the Federal Capitol thualy National Government for Canada in Bight and may retire and Gra ham Pardee McCroney and two other Liberals enter the Cabinet This appeared on Saturday last and indicates that political mat ters are very unsettled at Ottawa In the May issue of The Muni cipal World someone writes In a certain village a pool room pays a certain sum for license your and after two yours in operation a private club started and has installed Should the private club bo charged the same amount for license whether a is charged for licenses or not The answer is given Yes if the table is kept for hire or gain mostly from disorders of the stomach liver and organs and keep free from headaches by using of lla 5 JUimlEfJ it Judge in dismissing he jurymen at Hie conclusion of the jury cases of tho Spring Crim inal Sessions of the County Crim inal Court referred to the number of crimes against morality and decency brought to court the reason for it is I I Brazil another neutral nation that has suffered from the -Ger- submarine has decided to enter the War on the side of the Allies and ftHsist in Atlantic Ocean on tho Ameri can side There is also a pos sibility of Norway Joining the Al lies shortly Germany must surely see that chances of winning the War are growing less every week Tho sub is tho only source of strength loft to her It is staled that Britain will demand the restoration of Territories as part of her negotiations Tho Mercury of last week remarks It has boon slat ed the Dominion that one cold storage plant in Toron to has about worth of food in storage Now this con cern is not doing thiamin order that the dear general may be fed at cost when the winter season comes The food is be ing stored in order that dividends may be mulcted from the public for service that adds nothing to the commercial value or food worth of the article The gov ernment should not hesitate to wade into such a situation with a big stick i dont said his honor Si You must have found pre ponderating class of cases very depressing The Judge took occasion to commend the course of the Gov ernment fin adopting conscription and trusted that all people would do their part to assist Nqte the money Cant help spelling it that way for moneys in the air around this store Welldressed men are singing our praises- While their pocketbook does a jig and their bank balance is on the crescendo Heres the keynote SOLD at a revelation in clothes value Sold with a positive guarantee of money back if not satisfied A London cablegram slates that at the present time wo men are replacing men in the var ious avocations on the farm and in various callings in city life number of women who now occupy positions in work shops and offices where men used to be employed is scarcely credible The importance of women in the affairs of Church of England has been em phasized by the results of Hie an spring elections to church vestries More than three times as many women as ever before have been appointed wardens due course to the exodus from the villages of men on national ser vice ST troubled vrfth tried end other thlnriial yoaiw the fcnc77 till ft lady friend cxoe to zad with of t J P I MCftoio a had twins Mao J Fort ThousaniU tromca hero la mo rum ll6i health cannot understand wiry thousands of other to worry arid they can for a trifling cum Dr Favorite which will curdy and oil pain distress and ana health Young who tho of faco and of so incrcsatng family and of wowing children are to bo envied Favor ite and health upon happy rnotlicrhood It enables mother to nour ish infant depending on her and enjoy tho of watching tho de velopment of a perfectly child A GREAT BOOK THAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD HAVE Over a million copies of The Common Medical Adviser pro nor In hands of the people It in a book everyone should read in of accident or Bead fifty or for mailing to Dr Hotel Buffalo and this notice you will by return mail all custorrj duty prepaid IhJa book ALGOHQUUJ Highway to Health and is His Majesty the King has just forwarded to Sir Arthur Pearson a for to he paid into the for AfterCare of Blinded Soldiers and Sailors This is a generous and practical outcome of His Majestys recent visit to the Regents Park Hostel which is mentioned in the Report of Hie second years work now just published mere recital of the names of the distinguished visitors to St during the past twelve months would more than 111 his little booklet it is said It must however be mentioned that his Majesty the King paid another visit to the Hostel shortly before this Report was prepared It was an entire ly Informal surprise visit and his Majesty expressed himself to Sir Arthur Pearson as greatly grati fied with the very marked im provements and advances since the last occasion on which lie saw his blinded soldiers and sailors at work and play King visited every workshop and classroom and cheerfully defying a chill drizzle of went down to the farthest confines of the Poultry Farm Her Majesty the Queen has dis played hoi continued interest in St many kind and considerate ways Tim gracious Patroness of St Her Majesty Queen has during the past year atfnjways shown the warm- interest in the welfare of bravo blind men Field Mar shal Lord French under whom many of he men at St were serving when wounded Gen eral Sir William Robertson Chief of Imperial General Staff and Lord Derby Secretary of Slate for War were also during lie last twelve months visitors to St of whom special i made No better could be devis ed for a real holiday for men and women than Al gonquin Park situate about two hundred miles north of the Oily of Toronto It unspoiled territory of nearly two million starred with beautiful lakes and intersected by winding streams No reserve in Canada can approach it in the wealth of attractions it offers to the lover of outofdoors Away up in the Highlands of Ontario two thousand feet above the level of the sea the Park is a wonderful spot in which Ho re new the energies of a tired body or refresh a wearied spirit Its tonic air inters through hundreds of square miles of pine balsam and spruce the days are unusu ally long with bright sunshine while the cool evenings are a time of enchantment The Park is a paradise for the fisherman and canoeist excellence of its sport draw anglers from part of the Dominion and from every slate in Union while the canoeist can travel for hundreds of miles in his light craft and bo in a veritable kingdom of his own accommodation in the park such that most varied tastes can be pleased There are hotels for hose who want to be In the wilderness yet enjoy all comforts that good service and social companionship can bring there are groups of log cabin camps comfortably fur nished and ideal for family par ties with central lodges contain ing recreation and dining rooms where you may dine and find ev erything ready for you on your return from the tramp or if you have planned to under your own canvas you may step into a canoe at one of the little railway stations and after a short pad dle find a site by the band of man yet within easy reach of the Park outfitting stores Many families now go into the Park expressly for the camping making their headquarters at Che hotels long enough to get sup plies and camping outfit ready for the trip Then in canoes and with guides or without them they launch out into the deep woods caniping where fancy prompts A handsome illustrated publi cation telling you all about Ibis famous park is issued by the Trunk Railway and a copy can be had free on application to Horning Union Station To ronto Out iX Chicago ill May More than 175 persons were killed thousand or more injured and millions of dollars worth of pro perty destroyed by tornadoes which swept through Kansas on Friday Illinois and Indiana on Saturday and parts of Tennessee Arkansas Kentucky and southern Illinois Sunday Reports in dicate that a large number of farm implements needed to pro duce the bumper crop desired this year were ruined although the spasmodic wind struck only here and there in its frightful play through the rural regions Crop damage is said to bo not heavy in grains A c the add fa with tab SPAVIN CURE HE surface and realise- the great ONTARIO I A After some months of earnest The Office i Alfred The following loiter from Pie A P Morris son of Mr Tlios Morris of Sharon was written to his sister Mrs PcggX Somewhere in Franco May 3rd Dear Pearl I got my birthday cake alright The box did not even have a dingo in it It was just month criming hut ev erything was Tho plug of tobacco looks good to mo The weather is line and very warm Not many trees left to throw out their leaves but hero and there one happens to he left The Germans are devils for destruc tion There are some awful bad smells here now t They dont bury anything very deep and first rain or a good wind takes the dirt off There have been some awful battles here lately but we arc safe at least we thipk so The antiaircraft guns are watching over us day and Tell mother I am well and tell father not to worry Alf O Oi following letter was sent by Garrett formerly of Bradford to his mother Ho is driving one of motor trucks France April My Dear Mother I should like to tell you where we arrived but I guess cen sor would cut it out Suffice it to say that of course it was one of the main ports and saw later a very nice city By spendirtg a couple of days there and having some driving around gave me the pleasure of taking it all in It was at this lime that I got my first glimpse of some German prisoners working on the railway After leaving we commenced another trip with he trucks but this time towards the actual point of business And this hundred and tour through France was certain ly a line opportunity to see and learn of the country It was nearly a three day trip so you can imagine extent Each night we stopped in a town so had some fun in visiting stores and making boss understand what we wanted Fortunately I have a churn who speaks French and we have gotten along fine Then too French money keeps us busy not that we have so much not at all at all 1 but that it is new to us Well wo have arrived very close to the business end of things and have already listened to the rumble of Hie guns and have seen the troops moving by thousands The aeroplanes too are the busiest brigade and are surely going some You will have read of tho great doings in this line A few days ago I saw a little air scrap but the enemy plane soon beat it home Our machines are evidently on the aggressive all tho lime This was the occasion since arriving that we have seen a scrap over our lines on the north of tho front The calvary loo have been op the aggressive and it does us good to think that an advance is being made You would be amaz ed to see the extent of the traf fic on- the roads around here What with tho marching troops cavalry and the endless stream of trucks and ambulances we have all easily been convinced that we would rather be driving around the busiest city Thus our lot even as chauffeurs is no cinch The roads ono would almost judge as impassable yet the signboards tell us whether lo risk it or no and thus the cars rumble along from one pitch hole to the next never hesitating with a thought for the car And yet amidst all the mud rain and slush you would be surprised to sec how clean all the trucks are kept After a trip every driver has to polish up and got all the mud off no small job on a big truck I You may bo wondering how we are doing for eats I am not complaining when I tell you that our daily menu for each meal is the army ration of Dully Beef and Biscuits Tea I must admit that occasionally we do get a change for at some meals we gel the beef served before the bis cuits I We are at a loss lo un derstand the meaning of these rations but wo believe that food supplies are being up lino to the boys In the reaches and if this Is the case I would no complaints on the continually poor boys deserve it all seen several Red Cross trains coming from the front and while there is often a smile of satfs faction at thoughts of getting dear old Blighty restricted efforts by the On tario Organization of Resources Committee body enlarged and enriched by the addition of a number of prominent private citizens from the ranks of agri culture labor and other has now widened Us scope end is performing even greater services for the province particularly in its efforts to copo with the food situation It was in tho legislature on March that Mr Row- ell seconded by Mr moved a resolution accepted by government calling for the most thorough organization pos sible of the resources of the prov ince for the successful prosecu tion of the war and the mainten ance of our agricultural and in dustrial production and recom mending appointment of a se lect committee to look into the matter including not only the work of recruiting men for the Canadian Expeditionary Foice but also of ensuring a sufficient supply of labor for the agricul tural interests and the necessary industrial operations of prow luce and of promoting thrift and among the people thereby strengthening our finan cial position during the war and preparing of the period of sub sequent reconstruction At the time Mr empha sized the importance of agricul tural development and the need of handling vigorously the pressing problem of farm labour which was becoming more and more ur gent as recruiting continued Mr Howells resolution was adopted unanimously A committee was appointed and as a result of their recommendation the Organization of Resources Committee was formed At first only members of the legislature sal on the com mittee it is to be regretted that outsiders who have proved such efficient helpers were not brought in earlier In conference with the agricultural interests they perhaps could have done something last year in agricultur al production and at any rale could have vorked out at a suffi ciently early lime more detailed plans for the present year Even as it is however committee has done and is doing splendid work which reflects great credit on the Opposition and the Gov ernment which brought it into be ing Importation of Liquor An extension of prohibition oven from the measures in force at present in Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta is be coming a live subject of discus sion For some time has been contending that either the Dominion Parliament should pass a measure of dominionwide prohibition during the war or as an alternative that they should enact a law which would allow any province to prohibit the man ufacture and importation of li quor by a resolution from the legislature of hat province or by a vole of the people of pro vince Mr emphasized the relation of liquor to the pres ent critical food situation What is there he has ask ed continue in this country he waste of food materials in the manufacture during war time of intoxicating liquor It is interesting to note that a similar campaign in Great Britain is being waged with the greatest vigor by the Spectator ono of the most Conservative journals in he British Isles Mr B Liberal mem ber for Humboldt in the House of Commons has given notice of a resolution to allow he provinces to prohibit the manufacture and importation of alcoholic liquors for beverage purposes Rumor at Ottawa thinks that the Gov ernment may adopt some such proposal Stop Gambling Although Woodbine race meet in Toronto and other meets throughout the province have been held this May as usual with largo attendances there are in dications hat public opinion against war time race track gam bling is having an and rumor says that tho Dominion stop all betting on race tracks for the period of he war after he 1st of July During the recent session of the legislature Liberals carried on a vigorous campaign against race track gambling during the war If is cut off province will lose according to the esti mate of the Toronto News about 125000 a year Those who favor be suspension of racing however claim the province would bo far better off with he direct loss of revenue which would he involved Directors of the Ontario Jockey Club arc not enthusiastic about the proposal One of them George Beard- more said that if he Govern- muni slopped racing Ihey should slop everything He thought for example should the Movies rather than the races from Old PASTRY A- SPEC Bnoara all of I r good amtM ALL OF Prompt Phono A HOWARD Bank of- of every Salt and From with High to Years of Age School or Collegiate Education opportunity fop bright In of largo Toronto Packing In producing food for Can adians at homo and overseas GOOD WAGES AND PERMANENT POSITION Faro paid to Toronto and comfortable lodgings If engaged When applying state age school training ami name of school principal to Box Era Office Newmarket University Royal Colic of he Of England la verily Coll Hospital Office WATCH twin Dorians for Spring Wear you will find our Drown still a favorlto color a splendid range for season CALL WILL GIVE YOU CHOICE getting scarce but this your P WILLIS Phono Main Adjoin PAINTER Arden Que Phone 28 Teacher Deal Agent Complete a At liio J 0 A Just Arrived BRAN SHORTS and All Kinds of GRAIN AND MILL FEED Clover and Timothy Seeds Sweet Clover LA Call CUT I Kept in GEO nil East Order from Phono or by Bon Terry Ben op Russell Allan NORTH Ah LOW PRICES IN BOOTS ALL THAT WAVE ADVANCED in oven a yeah ago we ordered of voro not dollvorcd at tlmo for want of help J now forcod to tako these at old prices and will Below Cost Prices TAKE A LOOK AT THIS LI8T CONVINCED I Utaal All Kin and AH for J or Reg 00 for g utuu Cloth Top Patent Heather or Button to will bo sold Ladles White this years Reg for and Everyday Hoots at High or leg Paha to Loots proof CO Mans Patent Leather Reg n Moris Calf Tan or Lions Pino Boots K lWfl tcr BO Pairs Mens Hoots Coats for Men and Women to Will Sold for llouis Dosses wmto on Sale Ladles blouses Hand fl for and Women This Style Working Ladles Dosses ami I for L Sal Lad a of Mala for and or Tan fl HI n toss i ttww ARCHIVED or TORONTO