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The Canadian Consolidated HKnbber Company has an o" business on order which woud keep alt their ~factories Elmira and Port Dalhousic in Ontario and at Montreal, Jerome in Quebec running tull time during the entire sun ing the national, if not world wide, need for greater prod sapplies, the Company makes this sacrifice for the bene at large and to help win the war. busiest season in their respective communities. This csal thousand employeos to help farmers take care of such help is needed most In order to assist in increasing the fogd H. Rieder, President of th> Canadian .Conso announced in Montreal thattheir se Ontarie and Quebec wouid tbe closedfor one busiest season in their respective comminit "(4) .The fourth class shall #om prise all.those of the age of 40 years and upwards, but under 60 years. The Militiq Act provides that the Governor in Council shall make all regulations necessary for the enrollm»nt of persons liable for military serâ€" viee, may divide the country into districts, ahd call for a quota of men, and "if enough do not voluntcer to complete the quota required the men liable to serve shall be drafted by. ballot." _‘ Section 69 of the act says: "(69) The Governor in Council may place the militia or any part thereof on active service anywhere in Canada, AND ALSO BEYOND CANâ€" ADA, for the defence thereof, at any time when it appears advisable so to wo by reason of emergency." These quotations are taken from the Militia Act, passed in 1904, when Cir Wilfrid Laurier was Prime Minister of Canada. "(3) The third. class shall comprise all those of the years and upwards. but under 45 years, who are married or with children. * "(1) The first class shall comprise all those of the age of 18 years end upwards, but under 30 years, who are unmarried or widowers without children. e (2) The secondâ€"class shal} comprise all those of the née of 30 years and upwards, but under 45 years. who are unmarried or widowers without children. ‘ The Militia Act provides that ""all male inba the age of 18 years and upwards, and under 60, qualified by law, and being British subjects, shall | Thdse exempt from service are enumerated. The to service are divided into four classes: CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBERCO. _ _ EMPLOYEES MAY SPEND WEEK ON FPARMS c t t ethotse 0 t t t ut t uon t e tent e c What the Militia Act Says Every Redâ€"blooded Man Montres, Que. _ Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Limited susm.xs. Havingerected the most modern sugar refinery in the world, costing ' over $4,000,000, we steadfastly adhered to our original golicy of making only absolutely Pure Cane Sugars of highest quality, in which NO BEETS ARE USED NO ULTRA MARINE BLUEIS USED NO ANILINE DVES ARE USED NO VEGETABLE DVES ARE USED m‘, Smd lncidenlal)yi:u'll be able to learn about the South 1 sfPe ge â€" Bend Antiâ€"Backâ€"Lash Reel â€"the reet that makes | an> S e Angling easy for the beginner and easier for the RMaAr. Veteran Angler, You will also learn about the Tackie ~~r8lte | that has been making fish rise, jump and hit, barder, 5. oftener and with more vim, not only in Indiana, but 6 s e in California, Florida, Texas, Canada â€" everywhere, C . t*~\" >3 â€" ‘This great book, ‘‘The Days of m wese m ome m ‘-um_-) Reat Sport,"‘ will be of the ' m * p SOUTH SEND Bait CO. press about May Ist, but send A for your copy today; then it wou‘t be forgotten. * ‘fln"‘ Use the couponâ€"NOW. ' Please "gd me a r book, ‘ South Bend Bait Company â€" * 9 your book, " Ihe reason for this enormous busiâ€" ness is not hard toexpiain. 1t means that the discriminating consumer has learned by actual use that Lantic Pure Cane Sugar is superior to all others. and we are now turning out 750,000 ibs. of Pure Cane Sugar each day, _ _ , LC "IdfaELl about Two years ago. that time over 2“.“0,.30 lbs. have consumed by the Canadian Public, Lantic Pure Cane Sugar was first put on the market about two years ago. Since We Wish the Public to Know that we Have Never Used Coloring Matter in Lantic Pure Cane Sugar and Never Will The use of dyes or coloring matter of any kind is unnecessary in refining Cane Sugar. ‘This is emphasized in a notification sent to all refiners by the Dominion Government prohibitâ€" To PEPKI it‘ pa °t sh ToPPOR many years the Canadian‘ Public has been eating N94 Artificially Colored Sugars. ~Government reports PSML!) show that some refineries have used Ultramarine Blue ~â€"" _ to make their granulated sugar look better. than it actually is. Others made use of Aniline and Vegetable Dyes to give a grilliam appearance to their soft or yellow sugars. ; . Artificial Coiorifig of Sugar Prohibited by the Government Ex3 â€" Free Upon Request Nt 0 iN t io h n e e e l es ut e w t t N n se o n | Should Read This Book Colfax Avenue Bend, Indiana IN IT there is a story, illustrated by a famons cartoonist; a story that will carry you back to the time when you really livedâ€"back to the days we all love to recollect and act over in the mind‘s eye. Jt also contains many practical talks and hints on the greatest of all sportsâ€"the ‘‘ree}"‘ sport of Angling. Profusely illustrated with views and drawings which will muke any wellâ€"regulated heart thump harderâ€"even make a most benevolent individual envious in the extreme. ge! your copyâ€" e casing the food production of Canada, Mr. T. anadian .Consolidated Rubber Co., _ Limited, thattheir seven large rnbber factoriee in P all their factoriesâ€"at Kitchener, ""all male inbabitants of Canada of and under 60, not exempt or disâ€" subjects, shall be> liable to service." Bm t l BB t w0 t t e d ue N e nd at Montreal, Granby and Sr. # the entire summer, But realiz greater production of _ food ven large rubber factories in full week, during the farmers‘ is would permit sev of their crops, when male population liable fit of the country enormous valume # souts sexp sait co. € Avenue, 4 fl.lfi‘“ ' Please send me a copy a of your book, " The & Days of Real Sport." During the last two years we were told that we could increase our business in cerâ€" tain sections of Canada, if we would color _ our yellow soft sugars, as the public were accustomed to the more brilliant ‘cobr. _ We refused and are glad we did t TY9% lone 59i ing the coloring of sugar, and in cases where it is found, prosecution proâ€" ceedings will be entered under the Adulteration of Foods Act. Name age of 18 widowers a sn a o ame 6 amn (Uac the Maxe*~ for Address) or will get it for you if you insist, HOr, _ \We refused and are glad we did so. Thereuntacthno(tiefiovan- kmthnn‘mvindimtdmjudr To be absolutely certain of getâ€" ’ ting Lantic Pure Cane Sugar, see that the Red Ball Tradeâ€"mark is on every bag or carton. It is our guaranty to you of Canada‘s Purest The Government‘s conscription bili is expected to be fntorduced in the Commons towards the end of this week or early next week. 1 Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfous is expected to arrive in Ottawa next Saturday and to address Parliament. _ It is natural for little ones to be well and with care every baby can be kept well. ‘The main thing towards keeping little ones well is to keep their little stomach sweet and their bowels reguâ€" lar. Baby‘s Own Tablets will do this. Thousands of mothers keep the Tabâ€" lets in the house as they find them an efficient guard against illness. _ Conâ€" cerning them Mrs. Hilaire Desmarais, St. Joseph de Sorel, Que., writes: "L believe Baby‘s Own Tablets are the best medicine in the world for childâ€" ren. My baby was terribly constipatâ€" ed but the ‘Tablets promptly cured him and now he is a big healthy child.‘ The Tablets are sold by medicine dealâ€" ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams‘ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. HEALTHY â€" CHILDREN Confirmation services were held in St. Matthew‘s Lutheran Church jon Sunday morning, the edifice being crowded to its capacity. ‘Thirtyâ€"three candidates, received the rites of conâ€" firmation, the pastor,. Rev. Mr. Zarnke, officiating. Special music was renderâ€" ed by the choir and a pleasing duet was rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Larson. CONFIRMATION SERVICES AT ST. MATTHEW‘S ITALIAN TROOPS CONTINUE SUCCESS ON JULIAN FRONT Rome, May 21.â€""Italian troops yesâ€" terday took the hill between Palliova and Britovo in their offensive on the Julian front, and also extended their positions on the Vodice," says an ofâ€" ficlal statement toâ€"day. Look for the Red Ball Tradeâ€"mark The "King‘s Plate," as usnal, was the race of the day. As Mr. Eddie Seagram stapped up into the uppor section of the judges‘ stand to reâ€" ceive the coveted plate and the cerâ€" iificate for the King‘s guineas the vast audience broke out in applause. The presontation was made by Sir John Hendrie, Lientenantâ€"Governor who, in a few words, complimented Mr. Seagram upon the magnificent victory of the Seagram platers, which finished first and third. _ Toronto, May 21.â€"That horse racâ€" ing of the calibre provided annualiy by the Ontario Jockeyâ€"Club for fourâ€" teen days, coving the two race meets of the year at the Woodbine race track, hat not lost its drawing powers from the standpoint of inâ€" terest and attendance was apparent on Saturday at the official opening of the spring racing. Fully 15,000 peoâ€" mle were on the grounds when the barrier was lifted for the first race, It was "King‘s Plate" Day, the day to which so many people have looked forward during the past few . woeéks. The day broke in a glorious ray of sunshine, which added materially® to the interest manifested in the seven well contested races. \ J. E. SEAGAAM WINS FIRST AND THIRD 1N BIGGEST "KINGԤ$ PMATE" After aâ€"confgrence with the Government, the Duma Committee and Council of Deputies, the commanding Generals have returned to the front. The Government.and Ocugocnflc'parlin have agreed to distribute the new ~Cabinet Portfolios as follows:â€" Premier and Minister of the Interiorâ€" Prince Lvoff. f Minister of Foreign Affairsâ€"Terestchenko. * Minister of Commerce and industryâ€"â€"Konovaioff, t lea State Controlierâ€" Godneff (Socialist). , bocus> Minister of Laborâ€" Skobeloff. ‘ â€" + Minister of Justiceâ€"Perevaiazoff. ~â€" > Ministar of Eood and Suppliesâ€"Pieschseonoff (Socialist). l Minister of War and Marineâ€"Kererisky. . Minister of Financeâ€"Shingaroff. « Minister of Posts and Telegraphsâ€"Taeretelll. Minister of Ways and Communicationsâ€"Nekrasoff. wyil 9t Minister of Educationâ€"Maruiloft. ; Professor Grimm and Prince Shakhovsky are also members. Milukoff has refused to actopt the education portfolio because he disapproves of Proâ€" â€"kecoff‘s foreign policy of government. London, May 21.â€"Liloyd George stated thot the chairman of the proâ€" posed Irish convention will be nominated by the Crown. "If a substantial agreement is reached regarding the character and lcote of a com(i‘tuflon framed by the convention," said the Premier, "the Government will take the necessary steps to enable the Imperial Parliament to give legislative effect thereto." The Convention will be held within closed doors. Government and Democratic Parties Agree upor tho' Distribution of New Cabinet Portfolio â€" Resignaâ€" ‘ tions of Officers and Ministers Not To Be Accepted. LLOYD GOERGE ANNOUNCES IRISH «_ CONVENTION TO FRAME CONSTITUTION London, May 21.â€" It was announced by the Prime Minister in the Comâ€" mons that the Government proposed to summon immediately a convention cf representative frishmen in treland to submit to the British Parliament a constitution for the future government of Ireland. Kitchener it is estimated has at‘ men in No. 1 Military District « least 2;831 who are eligible for over~'!or military service, not in( seas fervice. Of this number 361‘ farmers. The indications are th are in Class 1A, which includes men scription will come into force. day for the purpose of raising the fuil complfment of 250 men required alâ€" ready "see them coming," and are most enthublastic oyer the proposed conscription measure. motning. in military circles the deâ€" elaration was received with unusual enthusiasm. ‘The recruiting sergeants of the 108th Regiment Overseas Comâ€" providing dor selective conscription for c;-mmuumuu.m”m.m‘ men for reinforcements in France, wasâ€" the chief topic of conversation in "The country is in danger. Eachone must do what he can to avert the peril. No request to be allowed to resign, made by officers in high comâ€" mand, with a desire to escape the responsibiiity, at a time so grave, will be accepted. Deserters are expected to return to the army and fleet by May 28. Ail infractions of this order will be severely punished." Military Distrit No. 1, Which Includes Waterloo Counâ€" ty, Will be Called on to Supply Either 4,000 or 8,000 Men, Depending on Number Called. Robert Borden Â¥ the House of Comâ€" “"hrz'- that & measure Petrograd, May 19.â€" Minister cf War, Kerensky, has issued the folâ€" lowing order to the army: i % RUSSIA ISGUES STRIGT ORDEA T0 ARMY STATING DANGER TO COUNTRY GALLING ALL TO UNITED AGTION WHEN â€"CONSCRIPTION S t Fonge CHAIRMAN WILL BE NOMINATED BY CROWN. "j ~ A Great Day of Racing. / _ All the conditions were perfect for * 12 day of good racing. The track was } | at its best, and the atmospheric conâ€" d ' ditions suitable for the occasion. The . racing programme was. characteristic ~!of Woodbine, for diversified nature t t)nd liberal rewards. Races were pro (/vided for old and young horses, long j ,nnd short distance runners, flat racers ‘ / and steeplechasers, home and foreignâ€" . breds, and the distribution of money | was extremely generous, $800 being the ‘ | | miniraum amount of added n.oney in â€"| any purse, while the King‘s Plate was | worth $8,155, all told. ‘The big race j went to the anticipated quarter, the {horses from the stable of Presidentâ€" Seagram, the most extensive Canadian ; breeder, having shown such satisfac | tory work in their preparation as to 'llndlcale that stable as hoiding much Ithe strongest hand. Three horses carâ€" ried the black and yellow jacket, buat | they were not able to repeat the reâ€" cord performance of last year, when three Waterloo horses filled the first ‘lhrea places at the finish. ‘This time ilhey had to be satisfied with first and { third money, second place going to ;Turahern. a halfâ€"aiter of Heresy, who lwon the Plate five years ago for the | Messrs. Dyment, of Barrie. for overseas service. / According to the returns compiled at military headquarters in London from the information based on the na tional gervice cards there are 12,602 men in No. 1 Military District eligible for military service, not including Tarmers. The indications are that conâ€" It is the general opinion among loâ€" cal military men in the city that Kitchener will be expected to supply between 300 and 400 more soldiers trom: 31¢ to 45, without dependents. there are 62 eligible for service; in Class 34, ages 17 to 45, singlp, but ©laiming;to have dependents, probably uot sole support, thereure 67 eligible, while in Class $B, there are 831 beâ€" tween the ages of 17 and 45 who are married and have not more than three between 17 and 30 years of age, with & od the cup and the certificate from;, the . Lieutenartlovernor, Sirt John Hendrie, adding his own congratuiaâ€" tions on Belie Mahone‘s victory. ; ioinaine snn mm m moiomins hm i3 Congratulations i~rom the King. Lutheran Pastors‘ Calls. The following cable was received Rev. Frank Malinsky, pastor last night by Secretary Fraser of the ( Peter‘s Lutheran Church, St Ontario Jockey Club: , |bhas accepted a call to No: "His Majesty heartily congratulates Township parish, in Grey Mr. Seagram on winning the King‘s|and the congregation in the Plate." City have invited Rev. W. H.. The King‘s message was forwarded of_Snyder, in Welland County with other felicitations to Mr. Seaâ€"| Malinsky has agreed to remai gram, whose health did not permit|the new pastor arrives. him to come down from Waterloo to pemmcmees witness the success of his fine mare. | Stratford Nurse Entists. lie was represented at Woodbine by | Miss Agnes .Pearson, daugh Mr. E. F. Seagram, who brought the | Mrs. R. H. 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