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VOL. XVI Treherne,

• A "War'" De'ene" I Wes. CJegl{. one time partner ~f D~opplng German Namel I'" Will' of def.nc. man. _etlll~ T, C: Stinson, informs his friends

WO ICllrn trom the J>ll.llors that A different '.0 Germany from what It and customers that he is bACk ill Dumber ot Drltlshors ,ot German des:, meana In aDY other countr1', It doel . cent Ol' OCrmI1DB. who hRvn Jnst be- ,not mean .. .,.r In which yoU! ..... t- the butcher business,' having como Il,turnllzed are chllnglng their I tacked, either dlplomaUcal17 - with bougbt out T. C, Stinsou. Prime nnmeR, droppln, their Tcutonic pa- 1 arma; but a war in wblch YOIl botll . I tronymlc tor one typically English, I plek the quanol nnd strike th. lint beef. veal, pork, aud mutton, fish

Thts Is no now thing, Cor It haa fre- blow, becauKe'" you [oar thllt at IIOme cured meats, onions, cabbage, nDd luentty happened In the Pll8l. Some- tuture time some othor Power ala:ht celery In stock. . Umea, rs I\t the present dny, It bal .tlock you.-London Times: teen done to quieten preju41ce, lIod Reparation From Qermany • haa !Jeen ImpOBed 011 a oom:\uered You cannot transport cathedrall,

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Seven weeks bave npw elapsed since the,evapor.tion or The Times office. For seven.\ong: weeks it has been "ju .. ~ a scrap 'of paper," without'prestige, withoilt influence , and atmo~t witbout trienCls. Once

tribe or race, lind It you could one cathedral would mount Commission is now purchas· .' Thus, n law of Edward IV. eORoted not replace IUlo'tber: But tbere aro ingborses for the army. C. K.nox, a prosperous institution, vJllued that 11.11 Irlahmcll who lived withIn the works or art .... hlch are movablo and for its high moral totl~ and its 'o.le--ttat Is. that part ot II'flI~nd Germany pOBse8soa notable collo~t1onll Purchasing Officer wlll be in ~re- weill:bty opinions- wb~ said sic .eompletnly dominated by Flngland- ;r Lhom, moally not by German ar" herne on Wednesday next tbe 20th.' ' euat tnko an English name. derived lisle. 'It has Cor lome time beeD clear Farmers who have saddle horses 'em ?-h is \lOW appareotly power· from their trade' 'or I1rofo .. lon, \' that If the Allies dictate peace, BOrne ' , less' nnd pU\lv-the 'd~sp·ised· Bod "lace, or II color. substantial toll of theae muet be are cspeclally urged to have them .

Lal'll'B numbars of the Flemln&,,! wbo tukon for Belgium' It Is now lmpoe- rejected in the Dewsp~per fidd. emigrated to gngland In the da1. of alble to dlapute th~t 1<'mulo allo baa here as the purchases will consist b . . d II I bon..,. VI. nro alBO oald to haTe tnken clalm9.-London Ghroolclo. largely of saddle horses, althollgh Wf'. Rve It on 10 isputa,.}e lIut 10· IlnKIlsll !lotnen, but 81 a rule tllelr rity that The Times makes excel· aamel only IJcclLme anglicized with Great Britain Won't Forglt a few artillery horses will also be 'k' ,-time. which applios espcclall,. to tb. India may be assured that Great purchased. ThIS is a splendi(rop ' I,ent 'Indltng on cold, ',noroingB, HUlDenole. . 1 r ," I ~ft~~a~n ot~rl~I~Yler ~~~'i~ l;dh~ ~':~ portunity for our farmers to cou- a?d one.youn

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I b bit tl . I' ht h '. t h lted With the statement that I An ArmY'1 EYII • way. cen to Becure ~he wel\- e ajl ver lelr Ig orses ID 0 cas • • " ':

, Wheo peollle road that armltlll aN ,of Ita poople. There ,have bellD blua' Good prIces are paid for borses 'bl1rn~ beautifully, ',I Tba,t. of enpsln,; cReh other et 2,000 1'ardl' I dOrB, and ~here hRve beo!! ml8under, th t fill th b-n ' course Is'a subt~e wily ~f sarlDg It IlalAnce, tboy art apt to lmulne .tandlngs, but India baa, .hown U8 a e I • is highly ioflammatory iD.I·tone ano that -tIIo combatanta caD lee eaeh that, with tho tine Inlltinct of a blKbl1' other: but. "I a matter of fact. tbe, .Intelll&enl Ilnd hlgbly c:hlllaed race, J, W. Marrilon, L. L B. of IIllc. policy. Others, we learn, -have ..nDot. At tbat 41ltanc. It III 1m- .be appreciate. the loud Inte.tlonl dllllahl.Orai.r and 00. Barri.ter, cast' it from 'them, 'atfthe same fOIIllble to dlRtlnlDllh betW... 8 and \bat, .Wlth a. equall, lIoe chl .... lrr. ~olieitor, Notary Pllblie, etc. " .an and a horae, .. d even at 1 tot .he torKetl tha blanden. Now w. UIlClll at ~ta.'le. BrOl'. 'fr.herllu. lime using expressions tbat would tardl, ospeclally "luIre' there .. _' Itlllld toretller tor all time, two race. # r not" look well in print, a~d' taking CIlIIt, It ~qulrOll til. belt Iltnd or.rta made 11.8 ono by loyalt, to the aWle Appolll\illelit. leU wHb Shiple. to .. 11 Infantry from cavalry. Th/'llne and to the same 14ea1a of pro- Bros. wi II re'~iv, .• pro~pt attentloil. up I~ preference .. T~~ ~ives of

.u 900 yarda the .oyement becca.. II'''~ aDd honor.-LondoD Ib:llftII,. Saints," aod other, classical

E",r, althuulll It t. not unUl "'-,,' American and German "Culture- Maurice Constantin, of St. Claude ' . .... . such as Waghorn's wttllin 710 ,..1'111 of oeoh otb..- No ~erlCUI oCDcer w'o dl4 wbe' ,who is 110W 00 the firing lioe, bas '

at the hoad. of lbl 101_e MIl be tb. GermaDI baYtl doa. at Ant_rp, been .. awarded tb military m d I Guide to a DevoutLife'!.r a l:.P,R. ae4e oot with aftll'tlllo, ~'e certalUJ. wbo dld'wbat the Germant bave done, ' e, e a 'rime Table. The Iimit,~as reach·

1ntantry can be IND 10 tile nil_ III tbe North wh-o'dld wbat 'for brave conduct 'In rescuing a II&'bt milch moro "8,\ly tllaD cnalrr GllrmaDI . f AI I' bled this week when ., artl11ery, bocaulele .. dust 'a ralu4. wlthstalld ror • 0 P De c asseDrs, 'tV 10 .nldel. tnrantl'7 II dl.tlnl\llBhed b; Inche or AIIMs1eu in danger, of -annihilation.

The annual conventioo of the Manitoba Sunday School Associa­tion will be held io the -Mt:thodlst Church, Portage la Praine, on February 24'26. It is expt:cttd that this meeting, WIll be tlle lar;test evo:r held by tbis associa· tioo aud its program will be the strongest ever presented ill the past Delegates should be elected without delay and their names and post office addresses sent to E. K: Marshall, Portage la Prairie. All railway comr:aoies will graut single fares on all lines on the certificate pilip.

~olland 4 I<!oals; Treherne 3, Are we downbearted? Nol On Friday last a very exciun& game of buCk-I ey was witnessed by qui'te a lar.:e crowd of Treherners and many Holland supporters. Treberne was unfortunate in not heillg able to put their best aggregation 011 the ice, the loss of Herb: Barkwell and J. Smith, besides tbe iudividual value of each mnn. meant a cO,mplete change over in,tbe team and, unless a c1~lb is· prepared for sucb' an emergency. the result' is practical dillOrganlzation. It wOltld be well, tberefore, if our boys would pro­

ide for such cODtiu~encies in the future. The game was fast through­out altbough on several occasions owing to the poor light both the Holland and Trehene meo lost sight of the puck which, however, r:reated no I1ttle amllSt:ment. Tbe 8lecond ~alf of the game was all in. favor_ of the home team lind every­aile expected one of our fellows 10

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the laurels'of victory' went to haiste-,u H,?~land. It Is. tCt be' boped that

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STIRRING APPEAL IS ISSUED In IOHI) HOB! RIS /

rhe Nat Oil has Responded Nobl) to tbt: First cull tnO Illt st Ans"ct the Plcsent Demand fm Volunteers" Ith I (Ill tl

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Tllere ~as I a I orror io t1 elr fncos no ago l of surprise men 0 Iy o~ or t1 om was a 111m of Ono greyish po ~ ler You 'II auld Ila\ e said tlat I oy had travelled a long and dnsty road 1 have scen mcn before wI 0 I ad die 1 of aspl yxlatlon h tim c \ as no sign of the agonizing struggle for I renth It 'II as as if a deep 0.1 1 su lien sleop had o~ erta ten Ulem-On) tholr o~ os woro open 'Ihoy might IIWIl bcon t1 cre for all eternity t1 IS tholr riO os at rest 1 felt that If 1 touel cd thero t1 ey would crumhle Into d sl No' or have I soen al) tiling more terrible tlal tl oso eroct sllont fig rCB In t1 0 chill dawn

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Tl 0 rimes III lItnry corrospon lcnt will the lise of steel lnd- co )Crete., replying to the Franltfurlcr Zoltung s la\ 0 lItUO~lmo !1ledge or tllo a I un stntemel t tl at Great Britain "ns lIll tagos posse sod by WOO(\ (or certalD able to lalso more tI an 600000 troops linda of ijt ctnral work 1'118 lacle ot says I owledge Is duo to the lack of reli

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