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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13745, 7 April 1915, Page 2

"CLINCHER DREa •> -, T« > ■' 'C \lT> (Rubber Studded) Motor C>,le .<",\ns are made specially for the hard roads in the Dominion by Scotland's beet experts. Give then a tnal. • .. ; In Hampshire, England, a profit exceeding £8 per acre has resulted from.; the cultivation of tobacco. ■. \ "" ' ! There are 24 clubs' exclusively for ladies in London. j i ! i It is a stupid way. of fulfilling iho law oP. the survival of the fittest to murder the fittest men on both sides.— , Professor Muirhead. . I ! ' j i "Lac" is an Indian term signifying ' '100,000; thus, a lac of rupees is 100,-j 000 rupees, or about £6600. j The railways of Egypt exceed 1500 miles in length. This is not wa^ among nations; it is a rebellion- liy one nation1 against civil-" isation.—Sir Edward Carson. i ■.■.■■■■ i For Influenza tako Wooda' Great Cure. Nev-er fafls, Is 6d, 2s 6tt. >