TEE CENTRE
IN WESTERN CANADA
Offered.
Previous articles have dealt
he necessity of producing extra quan-
Rities.of foods to feed the world dur-
Ing this of high
and paucity of production.
the condition improving it Is growing
stress
Instead of
prices will con-
It is hoped by the
that
secure n
ate action is taken,
tinue to climb higher.
Canadian government
extra inducements to
stead of 160
the homesteading areas of Wes
Canada, with the combined effort of the
farmer in extraordinary
of tillage and bigger
that Western (
» of a Divine Provide
greater number of milli
by offering
home
land in
acres of excellent
tern
r wage
‘anada, w
TICK
rn Canadian
after he makes
Ir as residen
homestead for that year
but two additional years’
before title to «
that should then
$1,600, The
wonderful, and
aarin
count
getting
respon
taken adv:
breed
, BIN
pe ISSOSSOS,
» desired. The coun
Bd
ofl Bo
ew
May M0
f
aA
iat other
from $15
1 may be
nable figures,
The desire to have a
of one's own is a nai
the heart of every properly
man and woman. In earlier }
poecount of the great
available in the United
great difficulty was
by any ambitious settler
country who wished to
own landholder, but the
crease in population, combined
the corresponding rise in the
land, has completely changed this con-
dition. Land, which a
tnight be had for the
now commands prices ranging
an acre and over. At such prices it is
quite hopeless for the tenant farmer
or the farmer's son in moderate eir-
cumstances, or the city man with lim-
fted capital, to attempt to buy a farm
of his own. To pay for it becomes a
life-long task, and the probability Is
that he will never do more than meet
the interest charges. If he Is serious
in his desire to secure a farm hone
arens
become his
rapid in
with
price of
generation ago
homesteading,
to $100
fs still abundant fertile land available
at moderate cost, and where
lands are to be purchased on terms
these
he has been accustomed to from lands
nt $100.00
{land where
[attractive to
{ and where he
| confidence to being in n
| dependent, and
road to financial
All these conditions he will find in
Western and nowhere
The provinces of Alberta, Saskatche-
i wan and Manitoba, commonly called
“Western Canada,” provide the one
and only answer to the land-hungry.
The here; it is the kind of
land the conditions are as
ideal as is possible, and the
and are such that the
man of n has
him
| produce as big or bigger crops ns those
i
i
fun He wants this
social conditions will be
himself and his family,
can forward with
few years in-
well started on the
BUCCEOSK,
nere,
look
Canada, else,
land is
he wants;
prices terms
wodernte
portunity
where,
not avaliable
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A girl imagines she's in love with a
man enjoy flirting
with other much as she
{ thought
doesn’t
men
wonld.
when she
as
«he
with small eapital to become a farm
owner as the result of a few years’ Ia.
bor. He will also vant land in a coun
try where the practices of the people
been accustomed; a
game language, same religion,
general habits of living, with
currency, welghts and measures,
based on the same principles as those
with which he Is familiar. He wants
a country where he ean buy land from
$10.00 to £30.00 an acre, which
country
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BARREL
Black satin gown d
way of arriving at
with a belt of p
raped with
the oval silh
ink roses, and the
ll
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a
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dery net, modern
The h
showing the
gh-waisted bodice is outlined
8 are square pieces of net,
t
Absence of Usual
vention Reflects Strain in
French Capital.
Beil f
211 ancy
of In-
HOBBLE SKIRT IS ASSURED
This Is Only Name at Can Be Give
to Prevailing Pattern, Which Is
Held in to Less Than Two
Yards at the
TT
i
Hem,
that that is
It was
stole
openings,
ette up her sleeve and expects
this turn the
into hut
forced her hand.
introduce in December the oval sithon
otte, the pegtop skirt,
the barrel the
hips, and the tightening
There have been a dozen
in which Paris had nothing more origi-
nal to offer than the drastic change
from one silhouette to another, No one
should really ask more than this of
the creators of fashion. Already this
new silhouette has in-
whole loaf of American
it 0“
d to §
situation
American
ecard to
exciting
tramp
something
es called
drape ry at the
of the hem.
seasons
some stony
skirt,
fected the
styles,
Full Skirt Shelved,
About the middle of March the skirt
that flared and the skirt that was full
were both shelved by the women who
tried to keep in touch with what was
being done, If America had allowed
France to hold this card and play it
have been In a state of high excite
ment, showeriug congratulations upon
a nation that could” compel people to
buy new clothes instead of altering old
The buyers, however,
midseason action
American
into unusual
ghuttled across the
ocean, dodging dangers, to persuade
Paris to give them something now and
Paris was persuaded, She
her designers had agreed upon it, and,
i
Hobb
drop to the
loosely tacked and
fhe wearer walks,
Acopted in Tailored Suits.
Nearly all of these effects are worked
out in ks rather than
a cont suits, because France has put
nost of her originality into the former
' and almost ignored the latter. But the
American tailors, quickly seizing the
opportunity for a new silhouette, have
made thelr skirts for street sults and
even for sports usage with the extend-
od fullness between the hips and
knees. They have almost abandoned
the skirt that fits the figure, and they
have not accepted the old-fashioned
hobble skirt which clings to the figure,
showing every line and curve. No mat-
one-piece fro
there is freedom of line and movement
between the waist and knees, which
constitutes a graceful Une, and which
is as it should be.
In opposition to these skirts there is
the new Egyptian skirt, which many
smartest touch of the season.
skirt 18 really taken from early Egyp-
tinn apparel,
hem. Jt is exceedingly narrow and
made of soft materials, It is
two to four inches longer than the ex-
the new kind of coat that is sometimes
attached to it, which is a stralght-up-
B. C.
ndicate.)
LABEL BARRY “LUCKY”
Has Been in More World's Series
Than Any Other Piayer.
New Manager of Boston Red Sox
Joined Athletics Just as Connie
Mack Had About Completed
His Great Playing Machine,
Jack Jarry has
called the “luckiest man in baseball”
He has been In more world's series
than any other player In the game, He
joined the Athletics just as Muck had
about completed his
that four times won the
plonship. Then this
ARgregs was broken
frequently been
great machine
world's cl
when wonder
up nnd
of Its stars were to
larry fortunate enough
the Boston Red Sox
Athle the
honors of the
ition most
sent other clubs
Was to draw
BIO ors to the
matter f pre
ties in miler
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DEFINITION oF AN AMATEUR
National College Association Adopts
Suggestion Offered by Dr. Paul
Phillips of Amherst,
After a long discussion the National
College association has finally adopted
a definition of an amateur. It was
offered by Dr. Paul C. Phillips of Am-
herst, who stated that a committee had
worked over the subject for more than
three years. The definition Is as fol-
“An amateur athlete is one who
participates in competitive physical
sports only for the pleasure and the
physical, mental, moral and
benefits directly Seraved therefrom.”
HANDICAP ON POLO PLAYERS
Maximum Ranking I in This Country
Brought Up te English Standara
«Dates for Events
Five of the foremost polo players of
this country now carry a ten-goal han-
dieap impost, thus bringing the maxi-
mum ranking in this country up to the
English standard. Those who will play
under the limit handicap this season
are: Foxhall P. Keene, Devereux Mil
burn, J. BE. Waterbury, Jr., Lawrence
Waterbury and Harry Payne Whitney.
The national senior, Junior and open
tournaments will be held at Point Jue
dith Polo club, starting July 16 and ex-
tending to August 18,
lows:
social
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