BIG RUSH NOW ON
160-Acre Homesteads.
“In a war like this, they also serve
nnd serve effectively who till the
and gardens,
of
ounce food
and that the
sure of good
middle
the world needs every
an produce this year,
growers of that food are
prices. When men now of
their first
farmer's ideal of
perity. Today, two-dolliar
wheat, with other and
and vegetables in proportion a
cations that any from
prices as likely up as down,
“Every must The farmer
who increases his crops is performing
a national service,
prosperity himself.
too much, and unles
effort
enough.”
casting
wheut' was the
were
pros
we have
meats
nd indi
these
grains
shift
to be
work.
is
ucre
as well ns
There ¢
assuring
for annot
he
consistent
not he
Now
joined
of the
sonal |
ol the loyal and
hend every effort
World's War to 1
is
Chieago
the Uni
the Allies
has
ted
the
that
with
past mer
nterest of tl
{
|
come a world's shortage in necessities
by offering her lands, practically free,
to anyone who will take them and pro-
| duce. Labor is searce in Canada, and
are
is
Good wages
and the time a farm hand
pay In 1917, 1s considered by
Canndian Government, the same as
duties on one of the free 160
that this Government
in order to settle the fer-
prairies and bring about within
vears a half billion annual crop
of wheat.
The
offered
drawing
nee
acre farms, is
away,
evidence Is
that Western
uroduce
conclusive
any inquirer,
lands will
better quality
most
Canada farm more
whent and at a
acre th
has been grain
growing countries. It state
ment to say, that yields of fifty bushels
to the acre of wheat are grown in Can
ada: the statement is made in all seri
ousness and is backed up by the let
ters and affidavits of farmers
Western Canada. These farmers
are enjoying the same home comforts
that their bors to the south par
pate; the good
good and
Com
of n
an
known
heretofore in
is no idle
eg Jinble
ir
in
nel
gh
they have same
Liorses
ond roads and
munication, cro]
social condit
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BALTIMORE, NO. 17.1
Chinese Influence
nounced in Summer Frocks.
Tendency of Past Year Has Grown
Stronger This Season—Ildea
Prevalent Even ‘in the
Swealers.
months ago—Iin fact,
showing of extreme models
spring of 1016—a decidedly oriental
note was heralded, and a great many
garments that borrowed either line or
coloring from the far East were shown,
Ia the year that has passed this ten-
dency has grown stronger, and
cially the Chinese influences
pized. The summer crop of tub frocks
shows many tailored dresses and sport
suits with conts or suggest-
Many
in the
espe-
recog.
blouses
Chincse Note Even in Sweaters.
» mandarin ®
have
TOUCHWOOD IS USED ON HATS
French Responsible for Adoption of
This Unusual Material—Real and
imitation Coral in Demand.
In th
m that cam
ginning of the war
it rapi grew into a universal Fre
fashion.
New
wood
1
daly
hats are trimmed with touch
ornaments as crown bands
far piping on brims,
Coral, real and imitation, will be
used in the new spring millinery, Italy
is supplying a large demand for it.
Coral figures are placed against the
and satin hats, embroidery is
in coral beads, and one new
gpring hat has large blue woolen roses,
with the hearts made of coral beads.
NO SHRINKAGE ABOUT CAPE
This Fashionable Bit of Attire Shows
No Curtailment in Width as in
Frocks and Separate Coats.
If frocks and even separate coats
able long cape has suffered no such
ghrinkage. In one with a coat a cape
may cling to the narrow silhouette,
niggardliness,
The envelope cape of satin or other
rich silk is a handsome and pletur-
esque thing and promises to enjoy pop-
ularity for both evening and afternoon
wear, though only the folk who go
in carriage or ear will find {t desir.
able for afternoon toilette, It is
wunple, long, hugely collared. It oblit-
Ww
i
{
nll
when
of lines,
weurer
traces the fig
the sophisticated
wraps it knowingly about her now
then to display beautiful supple-
ness and grace, and yet by its very
it suggests a slender figure
The bulk be entirely
cape, for all one knows.
Plain satins of beautiful quality are
much liked for these eapes, and are
used in light, dark or neutral tones,
with trimming of embroidery in self-
or metallic thread or contrast.
ing color. One ful model is of
brown satin embroidery bands
and has a big scarf collar
ends are deeply
This model 18 lovely In
any color and the scarf admits of
varying graceful arrangement,
Soft satin with wide brocade
stripe In the color of the satin
fons another good cape. The
deep orchid and the stripes
around the full cape Lining a
lar are of a soft blue that hs
the orchid
ure
ave
its
may
KUCCeRE
with
whose
the satin
embroidered.
vet
fash-
vel
color is
run
nd col-
irmonizes
with
Decreed Ths
Not Be
Square,
Fashion This Year Has
Smart They Must
Than Two Inches
to Be
Less
EFFECTS IN POCKETS
Th it
TE i
nab A 1
i
Bi
Pockets have been playing an all
ion. Many new styles have been wov.
en around them. Pockets have been
seen in every shape and form. Those
shown in the photo are the very latest
turn. They are gathered up in a tunic
effect on the sides and extend pretty
near half-way around the frock. They
are wide, but not deep, unusual for
pockets. The collar, cuffs and edge
striped border.
rose-colored Yosan silk.
Paris 1s for Gréen.
Green figures largely in the
card, but mostly in the
the soft,
Clever sports coats,
sports costumes, afternoon and eve
ning frocks, sweaters and separate
gkirts are shown In greens, and some
cool,
medium tones,
els are bullt up in green and white,
ET
Pockets,
ture of Interest. These are two pock:
ets in one panel, the patch pocket be
ing slit at the bottom to hold small
coins for change.
Surgeon’s
Des Moines,
t ry
and able to do
mend Lydia E.
any woman as a
| BLANCHE JEFF]
there are
oper ation wil
, but the le e
above
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ampl
mex
v1 t 1a 18 &
icine 1S ai
cine Co. (confidential)
But Medicine Cured.
Towa.—“My husband says I wonld
grave today had it not been for
getable Compound. 1 suf-
trouble and the doctors
year without an operation.
ie operation and had me
kham's Vegetable Compound. 1
to get better and am now well
own housework. I can recom-
Vegetable Compound to
] Ba alth re Mrs.
.» De WE
WO
and
Pinkham Medi-
Your letter will be opene i,
The Man Hire Up
Allen's Foot- Ease for the I:
The ant wider
EE uaa SoA ;
every comn iy are ing
tor Military Prepared:
by the Allied, French and
cause 11 rests the taues
the shoe and makes walking easy
i
heir Cr "
feet, the friction
Do You Neglect
Your Machinery?
The machinery of the body
be well oiled it ]
just a= the aut
bieyele
hig own
his horse
ple do
the &3
needs
the May
aloes, root
Pellets,
drug store
table pellets in
ask for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
There can be no counter
have the Dr. Pier gtamg
good by 50 years’ use.
ce
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NEW JERSEY NEWS
trial thes ortain
MRS. J. B. GREEN
himself a
prosperit
Pen
than ever.
happy home and
Canada’s hearty
the
for
keep w
near
excellent.
volnntes
t and raise 20 to 45 bushels to
1 of nutrition, are the only
poses
climate
young men who have
of literature and