... CANADA WANTS MEN TO TILL THE SOIL °«t the freehold Und!**Two Jtan' rent of British F«nn will purchase Impnmd land of equal area in Canada —Britain’s nearest overseas 160 acres Government bad fret for farming. Work for aU farm labourers and domestic servants ...

... affirmed that woman had reached the limit of her usefulness in public life, and could not, therefore, be trusted to help in the control of city destinies. Tet, alter all; within few miles of the House of Lords a woman—the greatest woman in the land—la understood ...

... decided that the Sal ation Army is liable to supply particulars under the Cet«sua of Protection Act in respecr of the trades in which it is engaged, and schedules of questions have been issued to it iu the ordinary course. When a woman with infant in her arms ...

... herring landed at a single port in one week. Such amount can only be suitably conjectured when compared with some other vast aggregate, and some-what clearer idea may be obtained when it is mentioned that this would mean that every man, woman, and child ...

... whether employer or employee. This must of necessity applied to master as well as man. The Australian System. As in our army, in .my native land, the maximum obtained by a closer understanding between the aforesaid master and man, with the result that the better ...

... in England, and had come to India together, one in the army, the other in the Civil Service. There had been but one point of difference between them In all their lives. Both had loved the same woman, but she bad rejected Bathurst to marry Elliot Bathurst ...

... concert in the Dalrymple Hall in aid oi jjcad of France’s land, sea and air forces; the Red Cross Auxiliary; on the 23rd they and Generalissimo of the Allied appear at Strichen, and on Friday, Ist armies at the outbreak of war. March, they are to be at Bosehearty ...

... Cortes; John Stuart, Quarrybond; Ales. Rennie, HUlbcad ; John Hunter, Klngiaaser, Pater Cotto, Mill Farm, Ratbsn; Robe Sut bar land, Percyhornar ; J. M. Campbell. Raster Cord no; Wm. Will, Wbharasbea; J. EtpUnston*, Hatton; Harry Hadden, Natberton of Pittandrum; ...

... Burns Club 23rd Annua| Dinner, Immortal Memory by Mr P. Wolrige-Gordon, M.P. Hostess Whist Drive at St Combs. British Legion Womans Section Burns Supper. St. Combs celebrates Rabbie Burns. One ingenious feature of the panto’ mime “Cirderella™ weas the concealed ...

... d (BF U WHITE FISHING AM MONDAY—120 boxes landed. Had 3/6 to 6/ Whitings 3/- to 4/-; Cod | 2/9 to 5/- in 8/-; Codlings Ling 6/- t adv m4 Skate 4/6 to 6/-; Monks 2/6 to 3/ Diseinn yey to I PUTT) art r of Witches 5/- to Megrims to 6/- lace fish 4/- to 5/-; ...

... Most of the members of the Salvation Army Home League, which meets every Wednesday evening in the Cross Street Hall, are busy preparing for the Sale of Work in December. This is an annual event in connection with the Army and it is anticipated that the Sale ...

... the object of his communication is to point to the advantages possessed by Canada as suitable field. The area of agricultural land still unoccupied and open tor settlement in the great wheat and grasing plains of Western Canada is enormous, and the inducement ...