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THE CAGIIATOON FIKENIX SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1916. CANADIANS MENTIONED IN PES- broke his knee cap while playing foot. PATCHES bsll on the Norwood golf links, Win- London, May I. -Additional names, nlpeg, On Wednesday afternoon. He mentioned In Uen.

Sir Iin Hamilton Is in the Winnipeg General Uos- Tlhie Ecoimomy pltal. Used in Millions oi Tea PotQ DailyEvery LcaS Is Pure Every infusion ia alike delicious CLOTHING HOUSE aespoicnet covering tne ueuipou operations Include the following: F. Etherlngton, McKee and MsJ. E. O.

Davis of the Canadian Army Medical Corps and Capt. C. C. Carruthers, of the Dublin Fusiliers, a graduate from the Kingston, Royal Military College, whose award of the Military Cross was gazetted lant week. fMIM mm OPENS TO-DAY Properly named, because truly, this will be a store where you can buy economically Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shoe, Nats, and Cents' Furnishings.

J. E. Hansford has announced the following promotions in the 203rd To be captain, Lt. W. H.

Cllpperton; to be lieutenant, Lt. T. Motiley of the 0th to be sergeants, Ptes. P. T.

Brecknell, W. J. Bagley; to be corporals, O. W. Wood, J.

D. Kelly, J. D. Place, J. W.

Alford. French-Canadians with any unit, may now transfer to the 233rd French-Canudian Leprohon O. accerding to an announcement made In contingent orders by Col. H. N.

Ruttan. The battalion will have a company In ENLISTMENTS STRAUGER TRIED TO PHOTOGRAPH INTERIOR HOUSE Speaker Sevigny Gives Striking Evidence in Parliament Building Fire Enquiry Ottawa, May 5. The Commission appointed to Inquire Into the cause of the Parliament building fire on February held a short session In the City Hall today, the first since the adjournment on February 21. The principal witnesses were John A. Pearson, architect, Toronto, and Speaker Sevigny.

Mr. Pearson, from the examination he made of the building since the fire, stated there was In his opinion no evidence that there had been An explosion of anything In the spread of the fire, which could not be explained by the structure of the VtittMifie tin ulflrlllii In iVtA IIKraKu tt A eisi BUck, Gren Extra Specials! Extra Specials! Sealed Packets only. or Mixed C. H. Dougan, Asqulth, farmer.

H. Glbbs. Sutherland, bollermaker. A. A.

MacKenzle, Gorefield, farmer. It. Sanders, Asqulth, publisher. C. N.

Trask, Asquith, bank accountant and teller. Men's blue and black serge Men's Blue Serge pure wool, worth suits, good material, well Suits, 128.00. $18 Suits, $28.00. made. Worth $15.00.

Open- Opening Day Sale Price 4g Day Sale J-Trice D7e Michael Poltczuk, a noted Russian violinist, when he heard that the 203rd Batt. were organising a symphony orchestra. Immediately applied tor enlistment and was accepted. He Is a native of Lodz, Russia, and has acquired considerable fame as a SHRAPNEL South Africans Acquit Themselves Splendidly In Egyptian Campaign BOYS' SUITS Tweels, worsteds, many patterns to choose from. I'p to 16 years, worth Of? $7.50 to $10.

Nop3U BOYS' SUITS Tweeds, good wear for every dollar; up to 12 years of age. Sale Cf Price POOU Contingent orders Issued yesterday contain the official announcement of the promotion of Capt. Harvey Heain to the rank of lieutenant-colonel, In command of the 214th "Saskatchewan Wild Cats," at Wadena, Sabk. Egypt, May TV All li going well In Western Egypt There ha been en-other meeting between our troops and The following extract from a lecture given by a non-commissioned officer appeared in London Punch: "Your rifle Is your best friend; take care of it; treat It as you would your wife; rub lt thoroughly With an oily rag every day." Lt. W.

Gilmour, who has been In charge of the recruiting In Saskatoon for the 03rd Batt. during the absence of Capt. Lloyd, returned last night to Kindersley. the Arabs since January 23, but the The appointment of Lt. J.

P. Oliver, 105th Saskatoon Fusiliers, to the rank of captain In the Saskatchewan company of the 196th Western Universities Is announced in yesterday's contingent orders. fight of that date near Hlr Tunis did a the honorable place In arms attained a)r 'pumpt(I from tne ventllBt. by their comrades at Immortal Ansae, ng blower. say the Springboks were superb.

They Speaker Sevigny' most striking ev-watched them with care, and werelldenre was concerning a mysterious stranger who had tried to take In- ready to criticise, but If there wer-teror photographg two or tnree dayg faults they were of a kind the Newbefor, tne nre Tne gtranger Zealanders would have their brothers! to b0 a representative of a Paris pub-possess. Thusr when they describe iishlng noug, but he had the appear-the South Africans as equal to the, anc9 of a German. He suggested that best Colonial troops you do not seek tne Commission should cable the great deal to demoralise the tribesmen. They hud a repetition of the hammer-lug the Imperial force gave them on Full line of best Canadian-made Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes, very moderately priced for the opening. The Economy Clothing House 228 Second Avenue South Next Bank of Nova Scotia "Buy at the Economy to Economize" Christina;) Day.

The Arabs cannot for Higher praise, i-nysicaiiy ot nrm and make inquiries. Lt. W. N. Potter, of the 212th Batt.

"American Legion," has been promot-ed to the rank of captain and appointed adjutant of the battalion, vice Capt. V. C. Blomberg, who Is permitted to resign his appointment. Capt Potter Is a Viscount man and was formerly attached to the 98th Highland Battalion as a lieutenant.

Peter and Thomas Horridge, two of Saskatoon's best known musicians, have enlisted in the 96th HighlanS Batt. They will be attached to the regimental band of the battulion. An adjournment was made at noon, no definite date being selected for reassembling. It is the intention of the same stamp as the Australians and New Zealanders, the South Africans' courage and other military virtues are also the same. Their physique was Commissioners, it was stated, to take sorely tried.

They landed at Mersa the evidence of the editor of the Pro Matruh one evening, and were on alyldenee Journal who had claimed hide their movements. The Royal Flying Corps are doing work which could not be better performed If whole divisions of mounted scouts patrolled the desert to aupply headquarters with Information of an elusive enemy. The observers report their positions with never-failing accuracy. No square mile of the desert is unexamined, and so surprised are the Bedouins at the perfect knowledge of their plans that many are coming In to surrender. The German and Turkish officers talk In vain of a Holy War; the Arabs have tasted the quality of our flying columns, and have no stomach left for fighting.

Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, has 403 rooms 275 of which range la price from $1.50 to $2 50 per day. W. T. Edgecombe, officer commanding the 183rd fell and advance Information of a plot to burn the Parliament buildings. His evidence may be taken in Ottawa but the Committee may go to Providence.

25 mile trek the next afternoon. In South-west Africa they had been mounted; now they were foot-sloggers, whose muscles had been softened by inactivity In a crowded transport, but they went ewlngingly through a wide belt of clayey soil made desperately heavy by a night of rain. For the night halt there was a cheerless "Superior in Quality." "Stands the Test" No Change In The Mesopotamia Situation EATON'S IMPERIAL FENCING "Imperial Fencing" Is absolutely the highest quality obtainable. It Is made from the very best galvanised steel wire: stands the acid test. Note the lock on cut below.

All wires full gauge. Because of Its uniformity "Imperial Fencing" is easily erected and will stand an amount of abuse. Nearly all manufacturers of galvanlied wire have announced a raise In price. This explains the wire market Fortunately, we have a large stock on hand and will be able to fill all orders to at least the first of June without Engagement Noteworthy, The engagement at Blr Tunis, of bivouac, with no fires to bring warmth to limbs almost paralysed by the cold, which some details have been publish London, May 5. A British official communication Issued this afternoon northerly wind, which drove the rain cd, was noteworthy not merely for the success we gained, but because of the before It In pitiless sheets.

Next concerning advance In price. Urder from schedule below, as prices are going uy. the situation in Sir Peroy Lake truly Imperial character of the com morning they continued to push for-, tamia says: position of our force. We had British Imperial yeomanry and infantry, a I PRICES SHIPPED VoIA SPECIFICATIONS battalion of Sikhs, a battalion of New Zealand rifle brigade, and a battalion reports under date of May that the military situation Is unchanged. The arrival of the first batch of sick and wounded from Kut-el-Amara (recently surrendered by the British after a long siege) is reported by the corps commander." of South African infantry.

The Teo manry had been In action on Christmas Day. So, too, had some of the New Zealanders, who will speak with admiration of the way the Sikhs put the finishing strokes to a good day's ward, though all transport, horsed and motor, had been bogged and left behind. They Did Well. The Arabs were met when the sun was well up, and many of the tribesmen did not live to share th regret of others that they had chosen so thorny a path to a certain oasis. The longer road would have been infinitely less trying.

In unaccustomed surroundings the South Africans brought credit to the Union. They had one of the posts of honor, and their casualty list tells that honor is bought at a price. They took a heavy toll of the enemy. Some things were puzzling. The mirage, for Instance, was a sore trial.

In the dancing, shimmering light the advance appeared to be over a ridge work by a bayonet charge In a steep, stony watercourse. But the South Af ricans had not previously fought In this excellent company. They were veterans, it is true, and no one doubt Three Months and $150 Fine for G. W. Smallwood George W.

Smallwood, a well known citizen of Saskatoon will spend the next three months In Prince Albert gaol, and unless he pays a fine of $150 his vacation at the expense of the government wllj be extended for another two months. This was the sentence handed out to Smallwood yesterday morning by Magistrate ed their military capacity. How could they when the majority had A I I jj Upright Weight do not cut roll, IMPERIAL Order of Height Stays Per Spacing of Line Wires Per 20 Per 411 FENCING No. Line in Width Apt Rod Inches Apart from Bot- Per Rod Rod Wires Inches Inches Lbs. torn to Top Rod Roll Roll HEAVrlELDTEN: 97A5420- 22 6i 9 10 11 12 $5.70 U.40 CING-A11 No.

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12 97A1050 10 50 13 8 3-3h-3H-4)f5-6-8-8-8 40 00 16. 00 "HnWre. 97A726H 7 26 12 10 3 344 5 6 44 SJO 17.60 MFScE-TopHand 97A726 7 26 13 6 lower wire No. 9. 97A834 8 34 13 7 3 3H 3H II 6.30 2 60 Filling No.

12. 97SA341 8 34 8 1 1 3 3 3H W'2 5V 6 8 37 7 50 1500 sloTestay "owerNwireNoP 97A0726 7 25 6 3 3 4 4 5 6 32 6.45 12.90 9. FilHngNo.12. 97A1036 10 36 8 2 2 3 3j 4 5 6 6 43 6 4u SPECIAL GARDEN FENCING Top fVoa lower wire No. 9.

close' no Filling No. 12. 97A1449 14 49 3 11 55 1T00 only 1 SifodS wire No. 11, lower 97A1848 18 4 8 8 S4 Spacing very close. 54 5 .40 10 80 No.

12. filling UH 97A2060 20 60 8 6 6 00 "-V which was never reached. Some-1 i in ii -ii-y ruuue vuuri. wnen ever-moving quicksilver, and when the, ullt done forced marches with General Botha through waterless wastes to rid German South-west Africa of Hun rule, and some, when South Africa was not the smiling, peaceful land it Is today, had sorely harassed the best regiments of the British armyT The battalion Is composed of Orange River Colony and Natal men, many of British birth or parentage, "Naut not all. There are Boers who speak the Taal, and know little English.

They have long memories, but "the recollections o' iu vvmiayomiuii ui UIO scouts came In and reported the enemy lightly dug In beyond some scrub, turbaned Arab heads and bits of Arab of Liquor Act. This Is Smallwood's second offence on this charge, and he lias only recently been released from Prince Albert after serving a term of one month fro drinking liquor in a public place. khaki uniform seemed to be in the air floating above a lagoon. Marksmanship under such conditions was difficult, but the Arabs felt the weight struggles against us are wiped out by a better understanding of wjiat British rule stands for. It is because they love freedom that they are helping the Empire today, and are making the THORXECLIFFE STRING TO BE SOLD Toronto, May 4.

The 22 horses comprising this year's racing string of Thornecllffe Stable now at the Woodbine, will be sold by auction. The matter has been under consideration for some time by the executors of the estate of the late Robert Davies, and this course has been decided most unselfish of sacrifices. A Trying Ordeal. The South Africans quitted them Only high erado selves like men. The New Zealanders tell you so.

They, who are jealous of Weigh the wire. Measure the gauge. Test th knot. Try It for adjustability. Look into the ex- panslon and contraction Miialttlps.

Test T. EATON C9, LIMITED carbon, open hearth, galvanized steel wire used In the manufacture of "Imperial Fencing." The process by which tt Is made enables the securing of the most uniform CANADA anauX: SASKATOON the guarantee and Shipped from Saskatoon Shipped from Saskatoon of some straight shooting. They carried away their dead and wounded, except two officers and 40 men who fell to four belts from two New Zealand machine guns. The enemy retired hurriedly and we destroyed their entire camp and some ammunition and stores which they can only replace with much trouble. The Arabs were armed with modern rifles, but tha Bedouins had a poor and miscellaneous collections of arms.

The return march was made on Matruh under conditions as bad as on the outward journey. There was another night of rain, and the troops could get no rest In the stick: mud. So heavy wad, the going that 12 men were allotted to each stretcher bearing a wounded man and when the transport was picked up' the only way to get It back to the base was to double the teams and to assist the horses by men at the Wheels. But the New Zealanders declare It was worth twice the fatigue of two sleepless nights and a hard fight to be in such gooll company. The Springboks had proved their worth.

I DE FATE Died, May 5, Thomas Richard, Infant son of Mr. and Mre. de Faye, 403 Third Avenue North. Funeral service will be from St. Paul's Church on Saturday, May 6, at 10 a.m.

quality obtainable. NOTE: If In doubt whether you are In our Saskatoon or Winnipeg districts, refer to Catalogue. GET MORE VIM I RENEW YOUR STREN6TII I if you are tired, nervous, sleepless, have headaches and langour, you need Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they tone the stomach, assist digestion, brace you up at once. Taken at night you're well by morning.

Sickness and tired feeling disappear Instantly. Vim, spirits, hearty health, all the joys of life come to everyone that uses Dr. Hamilton'! Pills. No medicine so satisfactory. Get Dr.

Hamilton's Pills today, 25c per box at all dealers. I 15,000.00 DOLLAR STOCK ON SALE TODAY WE HAVE PURCHASED THE JONES BROS. STOCK AND INTEND CONVERTING INTO CASH IN A FEW DAYS NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Boys, Men, Women and Children, all will benefit. This is a Real Money Saving Opportunity We just mention a few items; but the store is groaning with bargains in every department.

EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS, SHOES-FURNISHINGS CUT IN PRICE. Pur Photo Department We give special attention to all "Developing and Printing" work. Orders received one day are ready following evening. Prices are reasonable and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Bring Us Your Films We Aim to Please A.

DULMAGE, LTD. Shoes On Sale Dry Goods On Sale Groceries On Sale Umbrellas and Parasols for Morning Sale. No. 1 Drug Store .25: 171 Second Avenue, South Phone 1164 are all MONEY SAVERS Men, women, children all will get bargains In 8HOE8. Kvery pair priced special.

Men's Fine Shoes v. 12.00 Men's Fine Shoes $3.75 Men's Heavy Shoes 32.5 Women's Fine Shoes, patent leather Children's Fine Shoes, sale price ....11.00 Misses' Fine Shoes $1.85 Prompt Attention Given Mall Orders Values up to $3. Morning Sale 75c Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled; values up to 25c, 8 for Odd Print and Cotton Dresses. Value op to $3.00. Sale Price tOc Ladies' Waists and Klmonaa.

Values up to $3.00. Sale Price 60c FYerytliing Cat In Price Clothing On Sale Crockery On Sale OXLY SETS 20 Suits for rush sale. Values up to $20. BLACK TEA Sale Price Read Every Item. They Dutch Sets, per lb 10c Worcester Sauce, 3 bottles for 23c Jelly PowdersPure Fruit Flavors, 4 for 80c Peerless Raspberries, a tin 15c Pearline, 4 13 pkgs.

for 30c Prunes, fine quality, 3 lbs. for 25c Fresh Ground Coffee, you will like It, 3 lbs. for White Xaiptha Soap, 5 bars for 25c Purity Oats a drum 20c Eggo Baking Powder, 1-lb. tint 20c Hand Snap I for Potatoes, fine Quality, per bushel 70c Chloride of lime, spring disinfecting, 3 for 25fl Rhubarb, lbs. for $30.00 value, 17 plecea $15.00 value, 17 piece 11.95 Tumblers, rtg.

$125, fsr P1- Tumblers, reg. 75c, for Black Tea Per lb 3 packages Savory Herb for dressing. 5c Corn Flakes, Krlnkie, 4 for 25c Rice, 5 lbs. for B.C. Milk, 3 tins 30c Peas, 3 Una 30o Fresh Frulta Tsmatoer, 3 can lt-oz.

Bottles Extract: Banana, pineapple, Raspberry 50c lt-oz. Seedless Raisins, 2 for 25c ll-os. Seeded Raisins, 3 for 25c U-ox. Sweet or Sour pickles 2 Bottles McConochle's 8weet Pickles R. C.

Lye, per tin 10c R. C. Cleanser, 4 for 25o Corn 3 cant 35c Morning Sale $5.00 Boys' Suits, no matter how large the boy. Sale Trice 33.05 Men's Suits, 2 prices only and $13.30 Men's Socks, 3 pairs for 25c Men's Shirts, up to $1.23 for Men's Shirts, $2.00 for Men Ties, reg. 50c, 3 for $1.00 DRY GOODS DS SALE ihlldf5 Underwear for worn AUCTION SALES of first- class household furniture of every description are held every Saturday night at 7.30 at the Old Dairy Lunch Stand, 109 Twentieth Street, West.

Next Sale takes place SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 6TH At 109 20th opposite King Edward Hotel BAKER HOUSE, Props. R. BAKER, Auctioneer PHONE 2161 tale. Special value at THESE ARE JUST A FEW SAMPLES OF MAY EXPECT WHEN YOU CO: 1st Ai Phone 1583 D. D.

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