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“The World’s s “Doings i in Brief

| News I Notes from: Many Sources

"Asquith faverdivoman suffrage. |.
The. U. 8. will bulla 500" air-
planes, . ae :
Chita i ig sending a. snl en-|
- ¥oy to Japan,
- There ate 2, ‘500, 000 native Ger?
mana in the. U, Be

; The. U.S, navy may use Alberta
coal on the Pacifie, 6:

Illinois legislature de f ea be @ d
State-wide prohibition,

German officials: returning from
- China have been granted safe-
* “eonduct through the U.S8.

Bread | _in England costs'a Bhi)
“Hing for a ‘faur-pound: loaf.

British: trade unionists “now
favor tniveraal free t¥ade,

An _ industrial survey of Canada
will be undertaken next fall.

Ottawa predicts . an influx’ of
. American farmers to Canada, .

German influence was behind
~ the Argentine wheat! embargo. 7

jsay the b. S.is able to. loan the

_| cultural. credits board, which ad-

.|i8 likely to be made the Russian |

The. steamer ‘Appam. and her
cargo have been finally awarded
| to. the - British: owners byt the U,
|s. Supreme: court. ;

general. hopes to-raise a battalion
of French-Canadians for overseas
service: in: 60 days,. ;

“New York, financial authorities

Allies.’ any amount necessary to]
conduet, the war to a finish. >

Vancouver prohibitionists claim

that at Epsom camp, where aver
1000 soldiers’ votes were’. polled,
there were only 200 B.C. men, |

The Brewster sgovernment, it
is reported, will abolish the agri-

ministers the farmers’ loan funds,

_Owing to the swarm of German
spies in Petrograd, ‘where enemy

influence i is still strong, Moscow

capital.. :
‘New freight tariffs. jasued by

Counting of ‘soldiers’ ‘votes on
prohibition was resumed on Mon-
day.. —

Seventy-five thougand. Canadi-
an war certificates have been
“sold. i re ee
The. Germen food dictator ad-
mits the crops have been’ -Over-
estimated.

’ Greete demands the withdraw.
im al of Italian troops from Epirus)
to ‘Aviona,

- Coast merchants have petition-
be ed the government-to‘abolish ‘the
“weekly. half-holiday... :

‘ Viee-Admiral Sir Charles: Coke

has, heen appointed to direct Can-

> Fifty-two thousand: ‘pales : ‘of

“eottan. were destroyed : by” a: fire
a ‘Vladivostok. last week, .

- There. is a rumor that: Premier
“Hearst of Ontario: will call agen-
gral election at an early date.

“The provincial government will
“investigate charges i in connection
with the Fort George: election.

“Three - thoupand . wotnen’ “will
“assist: in gathering the B.C.. fruit
-erop; to do * away with Oriental
» labor. : ae on

: Food éxports from ‘the States
in’ February rere” ‘yeduced about

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Canadian “yailways provide for a
general increase in class and
commodity freight amounting to
twenty per cent,

Brigadier-General Jack Stewart

is making good with his Canadian
railway brigade in. France, One
job, which was wanted j din a harry
aiid which the % engineers estimat-
ed:. would-require six weeks, was
completed by the Canucks i in four

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 eomerning for his
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Some can bear | arms

Some can produce food .
Some can make munitions
‘Some can give money...

‘ts the privilege of all to help.

TOU GAN SERVE by |f -
Fighting—W orking— .|

Saving—Giving =>
This is NATIONAL SERVICE:

Are You: doing your part? : : oo

LL EYES turn. now - to” a

the Canadian Farmer,

#| .. .. for he can render the. a.
a Empire SPECIAL SERVICE |§
j| in this stermest “year of the atk
ware :

~ But—our farms. are badty: under- ,

“manned —25,000 men are needed on . | :.

the’ land.

_ With fiisufficient | hetp, the Man 0 on: iY
the: Land. fights: an ‘uphill fight to.
“meet the. Pressing need. for. Food: '

MITY and TOWN.
can help.

- Mainicipal Councils, Churches. and.
_ Schools, and other ‘organizations, *
both of men and + women, can. render’. 7
* National “‘Sérvice. by: directing call” B
available labour to. the Land. ,

. Farmers. ‘thembelves. can. ‘exchang,
labour. _ School boys can assist.

"Were you raised onafarm?. Can: ‘ou:
> drive 3 a team? «Can you‘handle fork.
or hoe? ‘If-you-can’t fight, you can |
- produce. Spend. the e Summer Work. :
- ing. on-the, Farm... .

Let every man, woman ‘anid child in ” ie

~the Dominion ‘who. has’ access ° tO.

' Land, no matter how.émall the plot, | 7

“make it Produce Food: in 1917.

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