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CR'MPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair Prices CHOPPED OATS at. . . . very reasonable rates We have a good stock of Corn and Ground Feed on hand that we are selling in ton lots at following prices: THE PEOPLE'S MILLS 12y. BLACK 3 Freshjnnd Clean, the very best. See this tiay behrrelpttrchasing elsewhere. It will pay you. Evei'y bag guaranteed. If not satisfacton bring It back and get your money. . Sherwin-Williams Paint The Red Front Hardware Paint Your Home Do your share in iho " Clean up” , A ROWE Corn Feed " '. Var- t . m , El” Wham 3m Canadian Eye Witness tells of Canadian Valor at the Sir In Aiken. the Canadian Ree. ord Ottuer new eerving with the Cal:- adieu Division in France. (no " week I most thriiiintt awry ot Cen- nde'e pen in the are“ battle ot Langemnrck or Ypree. We regret we eunuch give it in fall. but the ex- tracts from the Lhriliing Mory will give a whiff of the terrible conditions the Canadians faced. He says l "It is considered right that the mourning in Canada to-day for has- bands. sons or brothers who have given their lives tor the Empire should have. with as little reserve as military considerations allow. the rare and precious consolation which. in the agony oi bereavement, the record ot the valor of their dad must bring, and indeed the mourning in Canada will be very widely spread. for the battle which raged tor so many days in the neighborhood ot Ypros was bloody, even as men sppraise battles in this callous and lfte-enttaliiog war. Bat is long as bravo deeds retain the power to tire the blood of Anglo Sax ms, the sinrd made by the Canadians in those des. perate days will be told by fathers to their sons. The story of the second battle of Ypres is the story of how the Cane- diatt division, enormously outnum- bered, with dispositions made har- riedly under the stimulus of critical danger, fough t through the tiny and through the night. and then through another day and night, tought under their omtMsrg until, " happened to so many, these perished gloriously. and then fought from the impulsien ot sheer valor because they came from fighting stock. The enemy, of course, was aware whether tally or not may perhapl be doubted. ot the advantage his breech in the line had given him, and im. mediately began topuah a lormidable series of attacks It on the whole ot the newly loaned Sending salient. He then tells ot t he compulsory re. tirement of the French owing to the deadly asphyxiating gases need by the Germans.thie retirement leaving the Canadians left entirely unsupport- ed, It became " once necessary to extend the Canadian line to the left, to protect the rear and in the contne ion four gnu: were captured by the enemy, bat were afterwards re-tnken. He continues l Canadians Enormonely Oatnttmbered It it is possible to distinguish when the attack was everywhere so 'ttttttt it developed with psrtienlsr intens- ity " this moment upon the apex ot the newly-formed line running in the direction of M. Julien. It has al. ready been stated that four British guns were taken in a wood compare- tively only in the evening of the 22nd. Ia the course ot that night sud under the heavieet msehine-gnn lire, this wood wss esesnlted by the Canadian Scottish, 16th Bsuslion of the Third Brigade. and the 10th Bat. telion ot the Second Brigade, which was intercepted tor this purpose on its way to s reserve trench. The battalions were respectively com. The day was a peacetnl one, warm and many, and except that the pre viona day had witnessed a. famttMyr bombardment of the stricken tow ' ot Ypres, everything seemed quiet in front ot the Canadian line. At five o'elock in the afternoon a. plan care- fully prepared was put into exeention against our French units on the left. The Canadians have wrested the trenches over the bodies of the dead and maimed, earning the right to stand side byside with the superb troops who, in the titat battle of Yprea broke and drove before them the fiower of the Prussian Guards Look. ed " from any point the performance would be remarkable. It is amazing to soldiers when the genesis and com- position of the Canadian divisi n are considered. In its higher and regi- mental commands were to be found lawyers, college protessars. business men and real estate agents, ready with cool "lf-eontititsttett to do battle against an organization in which the study ot military science is the ex- clusive pursuit ot laborious lives. With what devotion, with a valor how desperate. with retrottreehtiness how cool and bow frightful the ama- teur soldier ot Canada contromed overwhelming odds, may perhaps be nude clear. even by anarraziva so incomplete as the present. On April 2a the Canadian division held a. line of roughly 5,000 yards, connecting " its terminus with the French troops, The division consist- ed ot three infantry brigades in addi- tion to the artillery brigades. Of the infantry brigades the firat was in re. serve, the second Watson the right, and the third established contact with the allies at the point indicated above. is e Barometer. When it hurts, it means that the Kidney: need help. Take Gin Piiis-Chnada's on remedy for all Kidney and Bladder Troubles. §0c. I box. 6 for $2.60. "Jude in Candi: YOUR BACK Gases First Used on French An Amazing Performance Battle ot Ypres MAY 6, [915 NOT DISMAYED THE DUB KAI REVISE mulled by Lion-001. hackle Midi Menu-Col. Boris all am: a you hem my]. in no light at a an»! no u they took the petition a: we point ot “In bayonet. At midnight- the Second Rumba. under Hunt..- Col. Watson. and 5 Iowa» when. who Queen’s 01mm Batman). un- der [aims-Col. nio. but: at the Ptmt Brigade, brought up mum- uooded "Woman“ and though not "ttttMir mugged in the man. were In renews. g,2, J'tg"2,t Pr, tt mags: t was t on” e Fr y. r to Wedneedey the 28th of April, Gate. the Canadians were ensued try the poison an, but they stood it better than the French. Capt-in Curry and the Sttd Brigade hed been relieved. the etteek try the enemy wee still being pressed. when I re- qneet tttune could they use": so to the trout. "The men Ire tired, but reedv end glad to go again to the trenches." we the ceptein and go the breve lellowe did. though they were only a querter ot their original strength When " last n British hripde was ten: to the renew: tho Gunman, grimly holding the “nu. the British paused a moment and gave three mull-g cheers for the (handling. this being the tirst apps-column our bran has not. The story at breve Cepuin Me- Cuig will live. Seriously wounded in I. trench he refused to be moved to e piece of "tety and when " In: his compeny got peremptory order: to retire, be absolutely refused to bur- den them in his wounded condition. but naked them to give him two re- volvere to enpplemeut " own. and the last they new ut the dying hero (" for indeed they loved him ") was him lying with as hand on hie rewi- ver. ready to defend himself to the lust and no triendiy eye new the end. The opinion gains ground that the solditrs at the trout wdl vote-when they get home, but not before. It they get home by September. there may be an citation then, If they get home by Scytember. them may be an election or there may non. Ilean- while the casualty has continneto come in and It would he an insult to our soldlerl to consider them in the light of a sporting event. There IS probably nobody, in Canada so callous " to count deaths with a view to their eifeat on the votcra' lists. Enquiries having been received in regard to poetuge stamps being used for the prepayment at war duties on bank cheque. bills of exchange. promissory notes. expreu money or- ders. proprietary or patent medicines, periurnery, wines or ehnmpugne. " well an own letters and postcards, postal nor.» at)" post oNtsts money or- ders. notice in helefy giVen that this use of postage ramp; is in strict u- nordanee with the provisions of the special War Revenue Act. 1915, whtch provides that postage stamps may he need in lieu of Inland Reven- ue War Stamps in tttlille-t and discharge ot any requirement under likedActthnt 'uiheitvistatntm be " x C Sir Max Aleen's szory is‘wmhy ot issue in pamphlet term and given a wide circulation throughout. Cenadu. Such stories ol slew brave: r for right and freedom gees further to assuage the sorrow m broken-hearted mouv era, wives, sinners and sweethearts than anything also end they ere eminently titted to cultivate in young Canadians all the principles ot loyal- ty, bravery and outer neroic virtues. A car-load of Hannah Fertilizers jun arrived. Call early and get your re. quirementa. C. Smith & Sons. K“? Orr run Brrmrr.--There is no doubt but that a huge per. cent. of degradation and disarm uni-inn from the hahit of night prowling, comer looting nnd kindred sets by both one: In city, town or hamlet. all over this broad country. Any person who keeps hi. Ot her eyes open knows this. Hundred. of be” and girl. on out " night and we All know that my in- lncncu for evil.“ none for [and ma than comma-m. - It becomes more appareutdsily that the plan to teke the votes of the sol- diera at the front is neither practicable nor drgtalfied, Brushing aside the possible objections of the British Gov- ernment and General Joffre " dig. trsctions which might slucken discip- line and interfere With the success of the w Ir, it is absurd to think that the soldiers Would interrupt their hud- IOog charged an the Germans to drop I blunt for candidates not named. on issues they know nothing about. The duty of the scrutineers. as laid down in the Act, is to get the ballots ot the soldiers. It is not stated snywhere that they are to bring sway Germsn bullets. which is liable to happen if they get nesr enough to the firing line to hold a competent election. Besides there is always the danger of a shell putting the ballot boxes oat of busi. ness. Moreov. r, the ballot boxes run eXlrIOIdilldl) risks of capture and de. tention on titrit way back to Censds. such risks being not necessarily from the Germans. The only perfect bsl let hurt in existence. a ballot box no- body can beat. has been offered for the hut twenty years to the Govern- ments at both parties and the invent- or's head has 'ttrned white With dis coursgement. A id even his ballot box, snppore it should be used. is not built tor war conditions. The public is at liberty " all times to nee postage stamps for any por- poee for which Inland Revenue War Stamps may he need, but it is cereal- ally provided in the Act that In end Revenue War Stamps ore not lobe need on letterl. WK". postal note: or Poet on“ money orders, the only stomps allowed on the“ bs ingthe ordinary pounce Itompo or pootege stomps upon whlch the words ., War To: " hove been printed. By our Ottawa Correspondent Voting in the Trenches TORONTO received euly' has week by row: Benn” from Jim Ferquhenon. a former Duthem ber, es the from. nev- erd of whole loner! he" already ep- peuod in the Blvmw. hm in m the 18th battalion, which we: m the wink of the new, battle north-sen of Ypm . low den ego. when the Gen-dime "iUred so may “new”. The Toronto Sm on Bunnie, reported the name battalion " killed; wounded or almond. Jim's new. be: not ep- poued to due in the annuity line. and news of " fete is ennui-l] united. Just " present I am on duty anil us nothing " coming our the wire. I an trying to cltch up on my corru- pondonco which is a deuce of I hurl job. We hue telegraph instruments in every compmy in tttent bullets, so ith keeps us furly busy looking a or t em. We heye not been in the trenehee tot more then two weeks. bat expect to go beck in e couple of deys. Trench iighung is not eepeeielly dengeroue. except of course when the Germans pepper us with shells. Most of our oesueltiee hove been due to German snipers but before we left the trenches our fellows proved themselves just e little better then the Germene It that some! Practically all the shooting is done at night when both sides hove working parties behind the trenches, In the frat trenches we were in the Germans had our dug ant spotted be- cause the light from our lamp showed up the perapet end bullets occasional- ‘ly penetrated the send bags. The lperepet in front of the dug-nut was [rather low end if you forget to stoop when passing it in the daytime e bul- let would sing past at nncomlorteble ltd', querters_ Men of the northlsnd they, Land oi the tioods and floeg, Whelps of the old war dog, Forth from their native snows. Blood of the conquering Ken. Blood of the old sea kings. Blood of the Norman sires, Blood ot the Athelinzs. There, mid the poison fumes. There, in the carnaze pit, There, where the shrapnel song. Each man " dtd his bit." Back rolled the hateful Hans. Back trom the vengesn ce lust, Back from the steel gripped steel. Bash from the bayonet thrust. Canada‘s knithtly flower, Canada‘s bravest bled, Canada sheds no tear. Canada sings her dead l. A Glimpse ot the Battle Front A story which you oan%rlie" d, not " you plates was told the lust tlme we were in trenches. One of the western cavalry chaps is slid to have bet his eergeant two pounds that he would sit on the parapet for five minutes (at night oi course.) The sergennt took him up and he set them exactly two and a hell minutes when he was shot through the head. Tho following} 9km te. . ter, Departmental Store; Made to order and a good fit guaranteed to be furnished in one week from in one week from date of getting order. h nice stock of cloth to choose from. A fine stock of DRESS GOODS, in the newest styles, in the mate“ patterns. 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