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Mon six rim maamnnmws eealitlitn
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I-‘fi-nN*roMAs” TiEwt'ei.t’rf-_
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- ' "A FALSE MAGISTRATE '
A _Forceful Stirring and exacting Four Part Story SEE FANTOMAS T0_-‘DAY What Happens him ?
Final Chapter of his Series
Marines 'ro-DAY 3.15 semi me child?-an
- IT PAYS to buy in this province.
ARENA T0-NIGHT. - S.D.C. v.
P.\‘V.C., with an hour and a half skat- ing after; band; 15 cents. ` 8569
THE MAIL SPECIAL.--The inail
special from Cape Traverse arrived In Charlottetown yesterday at 12.20 p.ui.
HIGH TEA T0-DAY.-Colne and
enjoy good supper at Notre Dame
Academy Wednesday and Thursdéigh'
_ . , _
ZION CHURCH T_EA.-The lat|l€S_
ot' Zion Church are' noted for their-
" TEA Ano sAz'AAn,-Home-made candy and icecream at Notre Dame
High Tea Wednesday and 'l`liurs4:l;5y_.o
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HOCKEY AT ARENA T0-NIGHT.
-P.W.C. v. S.D.C., an hour tuid u halt skating with band after. 15 Celllll-
8569.
Norris' - 'oAMe_ _-rsA.-Delicious
salads,¥e‘lIlés 'lanyl creams _at_N9lF0 _Dame __e_q__l_l_‘e_'.,_10th and 1_1tI1. 8_5_0-
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_ Mons ivlEN.`-itifis un<iersto_oa'timt -ii number more men are required for
AFTERNOON 3 to 5
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'SIR WALTER
F' t
DANIEL' FR
sco1‘._._
f “ Womaifs
AN AoAt>'rio1\'_
if l
» “The Heart of 1
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_ _ _ ir _-
good teas. The Valentliic Tea. Fri- `~t day, the 12th lust., will be noexcep- if
he Heavy Battery tralnlugiit llalifax or the_fron_t._ _ '
The Great _Broadway
I _Special
A _muon an 5
Will be shown at the
L Matinee only--Your
I Tl-IE SECRET LODE
Western
WATCH FOR 413
Our .\'ext Broadway Future `
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Million Dollar M 'ste
Saturday Afternoon & Idveniiiz
tion. 8567
AGRICULTURAL- MEETiNG.'-Pro-
lessor Theodore Ross will' address an agricultural conference at Cardigan on Friday, Feb. 12, at 7.30 p.ni. Every one interested is invited to be present.
FUNERAL T0~DAY.-The funeral
of the late Miss Haviland will leave
y -- the residence gf Mr E_ H_ Havi|and_ held in the hall of the ocletv. Do*
Last Opportunity
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CANADA SOLD $5,000,000 OF NICKEL LAST YEAR.
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()TTA\\-'A, Feb, 8.-Figures just-
puhlished hy the Tradc and (`oiiinici‘<'c l)ci.artnieiit show that (`aiiada`s ox- ports of nickel for the twelve iiionths 1-nding with .\'ovcmhcr last amounted to $5,218,822. Of this, nickel to llic value of $3,725,562 went to tlte l'nited I States, and $l.~i55.69T to Great Britain.
Pending the report ol the proinised
royal coniinission of prolilbiting or coutrollini: thc cxport of nicitcl ort-1', tho federal govt-riiiiictit is uiililtcly to take any liirtlicr action, beyond kcop- ing :is close a watch ns possililc to
_ _ __ _ _E-I thence to St Peter's Cemetery. fully received at the League ot' th:
lier from open grun1blin'g.' My little girl, not quite live years old. had never, been asked to do-_ ch -al- n “Ju 'i
t °“gh °“'~'“ '“'a_“`h"e I ha A ll' ll" friends for the generous svnipathy l0l93l'1llllB~f llle following five olTiccr~'- help “fine th? ‘hBh,°s' The pride _“f extended and other marks olfgoodwill 0f lhe Szlld Regliiieiit have volunteer- mc "h‘ld"‘f" 1" ‘_he_“` “'°"k was 'll' tendered -'during their recent sad 01| fm' “lil fl`°1lf1-(fflllllllll T- Etlgilf tcnsc and the dislike for lioust-work I,emavemem_ 8565 Mc-Nun, Capmm Gem-S0 (-I,II,I,i,0||_ ='¢<=iu§-<1 to hr iiermaneutl.v_ ciuletl." ____ Lit-ut. C. v. 1ilarttn,`t.tt-uc. iiuipii no-
it is wcll lo give vliildrvcn, old DIED YES-I-ERDAy___fI-he dcmh gm-S und ]_,|eut_ wynu _\||uI,_
tnougli to know, sonic respoiislbillty
”““l"“S l’l’°Pafl“H llll’ "mls °" Sal' streetcitt-.on rueitiav, i-“ebruiry aut, THE srsamsns.-The Stanley ‘l_"'~l'§l-"- _"_ “"2 lllfflll- 'Tllls ‘l°"’€'°D§ 11 at 3 a.ni.,'or George w. Drew, iu~tlie left l’iCl0u .Yesterday uwruiur: ut ‘1 - girls liki_iig_ for housework, :ind ire- 63nd year of hh; ugI,__ after an i||ness o`<~lot'k and docked _iii Gt-orgctoiyii :Lt _(0_I|||(~i|]t;1~ Riley also said that the ‘l‘“’"ll»" "'~‘|“"'“5 th” "l"Ul"l` for 1* of live years. \\'liit:li hc bore with 9.50 n'clo<'k. The Miiito lct`l Gi-oi`gt' ` `
f0W llvllfli- (`l\llllr0ll -\'ll0lllll 00 lduslll patlciicc. lie lciivcs to inourn a mr- town yesterday iiidriiiiig aiinl was c;; to niairkct, and cspccially should they I-ow “.ifI._ one SML Ha,-I-I-_ Om, <|a“g|I. pc-ctcti to dock in Picton last night, bo tziuglit the value of money-as repro- l ;,.,~ E||u_ also IIIH ,,mp_I,I0I|I,.,I-_ Mrs- (\_ 'l`lic train from the Stanley nrrivcd ii _
sr-e that nonc of the iinlslicd Cziiiudizin product ultimately goes l`roiu tl--: smeltcr _in the l`nitcd Ctotes to Ger- many. ' -
HELPING IN THE HOUSEWORK.
At what age should children begin
their lessons in household duties? The question is one iii which every parent is interested. l'nder present condi- tions of lift- in the average t-ity homo. it is not so czisy to answer us it was in tlit' days when praciitfally all of the cooking :uid :it-wiiig for llit- iziiiiilv was donc by thc lious.c\\'ii`t-. Then helpers were always: iieedcd, and in the ivcll-ordered housclioltl t-very child was expcvtctl lo bccoiiic it \\'orl.- er. Opportunities for liclpfulni-ss nrt- greater in the country liomt-_ wlicrc lliere are outdoor tasks that min bt- at :- signed to the boy. and wlierc :is n rule the housework is carried on with less dependence on ready cooked and rcady niade supplies from tho storc-I.
But whatever the conditions, thc
wisc mother sf.-es to it that her chil- drcu are early trained to this sons(- of respoiisibility and spirit of --ili- ciency by tlciiiiilc tasks. .Rnd thc earlier the beginning is inadc tho los.-z lrksome will the training '-1- 'l`|ii.~' does not nietiii that tlic child sliould he made it di-udge, or that ctw-lin-r responsibilities than nrt- .snitod i-» it-. uge"§lio`liTd` be liiiposed. 'l`lir~ “liiti»-I
mothers" of the teiieiiiciits sliov; l|ovI great is thc capacity ot' oltilrlltoml t'or_ aiisnining lieavy biirdf-ns \\'li»_-rc in-< c.--` sity compels. hut the pc-.iialty tlivy pity in the loss ot" the normal actiyititny ct their years is a heavy one. The part of wisdom is to sec that ivillingnoss to perform simple tasks is early do- veloped and that a certain uiiiount of work is a falnily obligtilioii. thc per- formance of which may bt- ti plcasiirc..
Thi: ilrst stop iii such traiiiing is io'
teach thc child to pit-k up its own toyi. This often prove-.~; thc liardc:~it item oi` domestic education, tor it in- volves a pretty big idca for the vouili- ful uiiinl to grasp. liidecd. tin- niotn~ cr who succeeds in establisliing it so flrnily that it bccoincs an instinct has gone far with licr cliild's 1-din-ntion. Where there are servants thc child must he taught not to rely too wliolly on them for services, and not to make them extra work. Wlicrc no ninirl is kc t tlic little girl ol_' l'our_ or tive uiay \_lJiif’4ie~f"`giNen"‘sllQlil tasks that nrt-‘ fitted to tiny hands. Prom this tiuic orl the rspousibilities should bt-_
Qadually increased until by tht- tinic ii u is 12 yours or so of ngc tht- dau;_:li- ter is able to turn liousckct-pt-r in an emergency. . u indeed; emergencies orc soiiictinier# thc surest way to dt-volop tlic sinist- oi' rosponsiliility :ind thc ict-ling of tfrldc ln ability to tissliinc rloniotdic burdens. A inothei' related the otht-r tiny an cxpericiict- wliicli illustrated this phase oi’ tho problem. “A sprain- od tinklc kept nic off my tm-i_ t'or ii‘c:ii'l_v a week last Suinnier,” she said "mul during that wc:-k my iwo chil- tlrcu blossomed from unwilling work-
s into ciilliiisinstit- liourn-lcocpcrs.
%io siiddt-lint.-s of it was ziiiuiziiig, and llic lwiif-lil ol` it was worlli nil
Qin iiiconvciiicucc of thu nccitloiit.
"My oldest girl ls lil yczirs old, und, a_ltliou1:li I linvc inurlv it ii point to *pcb licr to help nic \\'itli thc liousv- work. :intl cvoii io do ii lllllc plain cooking, shc ucvcr likt-d lt. l-3\'r-r_v- thing l asked her to do was ai task.
\s with :ill crops giving ai lzirgl- rc
Uolsiiirt- is rt-riiilrcd iii lnrgu ritini|ili~
of the-Nerves 1| the Natural Result .
You may be Tliis lin
and thliilt
at. _You Mm
been nrmen In many
fcrcd :i complete breiikdown. and fre- quently had pnlpltntlon of the lisitrt. islncg that ilinvsl I have had dizzy spells, had no power over my limbo (locnmotor atnxla) and could not walk straight. At night I would have
nervous spells, with heart pal-_-
rind would iiiinkf- :is thou h
1 ' _ _ I trance similar to the one me". EUIIJIIHIMIIII thidilettnr. ~ ~ '
_ Alum- ii.i-tb., ii. snmiim, f:I':_‘§_‘;‘:_‘f“ §I’_fB""”
(int ivriter-"1¢‘ive venrii ti l |uf~ ‘
l'l\llY not that
next
he
S
agua. I lclt liii`|irn\~emcn§., the first box of Dr. Chanel' und alter ':ontlnuIug the
t.'i.i1 now witlli, wit. and llcrp no iieryouii mid di#
I 21:i\'s.
0
at 2.30 o'clock, this (Wednesday) afternoon for St Peter's Cathedral,
APPRECIATION. - Mr Patrick
Mullins and family wish to express their sincere thanks to the inaiiy kind
occurred at his lioinc, 190 Grafton
st,-iitctl by its purcliasing power. V;-'_' DI-cw and |I3|I_i,m¢h@|-_ Cha;-|93 Charlottetown at 2.30 o‘c-lock.
S Drew of this fiti Fuiicral ’l`liurs
VALUE OF MANGEL WUVRZE LS. any at 3 I,_III_ I0 p¢I;p]e's CI_.m(»(e|-y_ Y. M. C. A.-:_The Board ol' Directors ' _ _ " _- ' - _...___ and a specially appointed coiiimittct- .\t thc prcscnt time of year, when HOME GUARDS.-.~\bout 39 turned Of U10 Y~ M~ 0- A- Will llllfvl l0‘lll0-"' placed to the credit of the fund for
izirincrs .irc contt-iiiplatiiig thc cro to out last cvcnln' rt-iresentln ' No. 2 POW ilfIL‘l'll00ll ill 430. 'l`l1l‘ llill’-llllllll
D B l l~.
lit- pioutt-ti, it is worm vfhiit- rousitier- Company under 1-omauind of Cant. ls I0 "Y “ml llffmllie 1112*"-* I0 lllilllc *'-
ing the importance of thc inangcl, cs- Ewell Mtrl)ougn1l_ for drill_ 'This I-I-_ canvas to get 50 niorc siist:iiiiliig'i1i`ein- _ _ I I,,,(.IuII_‘. “.I,,,,(. d,,II.,. ,.,,“.S are kCm_ In presents about hall’ thc coinpaliy al- ll;-’I`l'l Illlll T50 Cllllsl il l.1ll`l-"'l” ll1'~‘lYll>?1f being tukcn in the races, wliicli will any casc, tlic inangcl is well adaptctl mad) 0" th" S°""“'.° "0" and ll 'S m-gf B D U 9" cr to keepuw (mins 01 I-"I" . »
,- - , » _ _ ,_ ed that the incii will turn out :it least Al>S0Clf*ll0ll 011011 l-0 U10 Dllllllf- ll IU-l icc is in :inv fit condition to riict- ovcr.
for proynliiu. food for pigs, tons, or , _ _ _. _ _ » . ~ . ,, ,,., _mm qhwp In_____u__(_ or “__ _mccuxem oncc a iveck. I\t-xt Tiicsvliiy thc com- I”€P0Yl Ol Ulf! lll00lllll§ “lll |10 l4l\l‘1l liotli classes arc wt-ll iillcd, tin- ...ss and pulmahlu nature. on wrmc Soil' pair) will takt tip stition drill und thc il ll _ __ class liavini, last winttrs tltiinpion
oiiit.cri~. cxpctt t-vurv man to hc pre-
held on Sunday afternoon, when the
gels and barley :irc often substituted Impk of the pas; year II,-as mvi(,“-9,; l0<:tlll‘(‘r. _ . tor _iiiaiiigle-s, and arc easily raised and the following officers clocted;-- ”"`rr` though it must bc adniittcd that innng- lion. Prcsixleiit, Mrs lliggliis; Prcsi- _'$1-.ANDER _ DEAD-'rwllillf l`*‘llllllll¥ 1-is possess ct-i'taiii qualities which 4l9lll» MTS Will- J. Ml'llll)'l`l‘2 Vl<‘0- ms "'"l"h_‘g lwwspawr i" bed l°'da3" nnikc thnni tt desirable addition to l’l'esitleiil.I i\irS J. 0- I\I‘S9ll€l\lll»1 Dolmm “' M°S“7"‘i“l-‘ 3 wm°“"3"- 83
_t~.ni' li.-;! ol` crops, especially at certain §°'("'_m[a"5'-I_3;1Il“"l G-,J- M‘7(`0l`lll9~Ck~ Tll‘.‘- ,illfsgicogt ;§§:LS“g‘L5I';‘5;`IgE_eh°;a‘;_S' '- ,.,, . __ - eceiso i st' ' ‘ ‘ l. ' s-1 ' .-‘-:’ilt1i:vt`c.`)l lm "mr “hen mum YUM ls and iliiucli g0o€lp:orl€(li1urs‘li?e?i $iibt?c6o?i(i;~ -‘\""“ M"S“'3l"» Uf .9.6~35 East Tenth
plished. _-'inioiig the retiring ofiit-ers
_ . I . _ - was _‘Irs I., (-_ III.0wI__ who had faItII_ t'roni l1cr_uiicle`s rooiii, but when slit- i.nn, niangcls tul\c_ u great tlezil out' of fum, and ,,Im.I£,nII_v IIIIQII me omce OI- reached his sidc he w_;,is beyond liunitiu tht- stiil,tlit-tiiiaiitity' ofpotusli bc-ing Iiresidem I-or nmm. \.eaI.5_ “ml aI_ aid. Mr McS\vain was a native of ,.sI,,.,.Iu1|_I- 1,"-I_I,._ 3-QI it ,|095 ,Im rp. II,mIgII nm In 0I.II,_.0' II,0'uuxIIIaI.y WIII Inverness, Scotland, _and had lived in oiiirv that the soil shall contain llie always fet-l :isstirctl of lier realli' help LONE Bl’llC_ll f0\1l' l’9t\§S- H0 was well- lolnl quniitily ot' plant food reqiiirctl mid wise zttivicc iii colniiig years. if-"dot huvmg large l""?Pe"3" i"tm`@“t5
in an :ivalli-ihlc forni, when the seed is ' _ - "l N9h|°“.5k“ “ml 9l‘,'3\1lllg~l‘l'3"el`*1l P70' SHI- H-2-_l_'-1-II; trim-_§;l<>-I of Ilia If"-fl Isxcsttsuv Lscruar.-in the l)§if'£-'lfsrf3n.I'§'i§oif§arie.}§? li-211° bmlcit-°' 1 H _I _ U 1 . < ODS ,lLl0lll"bI lroIt.ttlu.dral last night a very large MI- Mcswagn was fo,-me,-iy 0|- L0,-IIC
.i\.ii|.iblc during the time they oc-ri1p_\ audteucc assembled to hear Rev, I)r \raIIev PEI thc hind, and as niangr-_ls have ai long Mc.\flillaii's let-ture on “Day Dreams." " ___‘ iilic Court. The ii(-tion was for "Criin
growing scusoii. .satisfactory _vit-_l<l:.- Thr lcffliiw. ivhlch was given under ¢A|;>ET 3;-|00~r|N(;_._TiI., i,0_\~,, MI are possible on land wliicli ivould not llll? llllSlllU€‘S Of llle, KlllSlllS Of C0l_lll1l' the city, as well as their elders ot' tlu- . support ri tiiiiclt inaturiiig crop, sur-li hu-*'~. “'35 1* llm5le!`DleC0 Uf l`ll€l0l`lU Home Gtlilrtl. 2\l`L‘ ¢l0iIlS S0lll0lllllll£ as turiiip.~:_ alll] _lll0l_l8lll- _allll U19 lll05l Silllglllllv which shows that they too are niintl-
.I-IW I___a__,I__m (Tops me _)Im_Im__I on eIt|_ctii_atiaI;ii'is iii _regard to it were ful of the great struggle in which tim made to arrest jndgtnt-iit. lt appears
ri:-li alluvial soils and tleell cial' ‘ 2113::-(,,a|m` 'L Imflmid' MLIMIHBH Empire is nolv engaged' They believe
io.-this or n friaint- nature. Light, I,I(_aI__" I. _‘“-‘_ , rm"-"` 'O ’” W” thats good _citizen should be iireiiared __
_ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . 0 .i nmns e, and he licld to Ijefemi ms country when the uma. charged that the tleieudnnt assaulted
lofiinj soils .irc suitable, but sand) ,hm L,‘.er\. um" ,Im II I II I
MIIB, ,_r‘_ ,ls u mm umuimhlv .[.I___ _ -_ - U ‘ “V0 all f ell- sion arises and that skill in the use oi' ____ '__`_g'I_fn. __l'_ qi: I-I I I H But ideals. lic enipliasiseti. must _be me I-me is one of the first pn-para. t~at‘iiall_v kncw her, ullegiiig :ts dani- Ioi -_ - I ls H UL ie, ant tie, so ffiiiiitled in lrcligion; and education I_|0n5_ The boys of west Kem 5,,|Im,1_ should lit- dccp, or, where it happiies \\'\ll_ioiit religions ideals would not under me ,HI-(.-0110" 5| (mdct IIISII-UI., ht-on deprived of the comfort and fol- io be siiaiioty, it should iii- super-iny r_\1Hu'v. bcffausc uiau was made for tors J. Lptiflrigan and ii. Yeo, novo lowslilp of his wife. cw- D@f0u1l=\ul'S posed upon ti iairly open fmbggli_ (rod and niust servo Godn llc dctilt ‘ .
Vt-i'_\' ottcn, coiiipzict soils prcvciil Wm' thc 'WU great Phases Uf mc- me lui; li1l_d dowii bythe Militia Depart-
lflic - free development' oi' the `i"o0`t.ow- r°`"m°"’* “ml '-_hu m“"l`_l¢`d- “lla Stflllld inciii 'for (Iiidcts. A`n"iiiipro\'lsed rifle ini; tothe resistance they offer to its- that in 'hom .ldcals “ere llecewary' '@1180 lil .laid Olll ‘ll I-he -‘\gl`l@“l_l“m|
Thi- greatest idcal of all lic said is
4-xpansioii. .-\ fair amount ol' moisture _ ' _ I , ‘ _ ~ _ ’ _ '_ _ "a"» Wim/,l`°.'\\e °P¢.UlnH Shilo' WHS is rt»1|uirt_-d by tha- crop ;a‘ntl._.i.:lvciif' 'iliisuh :_l"|m'_ ‘.nI'm_y.`° '."“Ht "_°""U- held last 0\'0llll1I-it _l3Cl0W lll'l~‘ U10 this, it cali lic Brown ln w1ir’ni tli'.3lri<‘lsv" V." \ I Tu" ml.0“' , 1 he Iemumr Scores: um" '22' “ve Bums Quchl V03'
iri~.ited lit.. sulijoft, iii .in liucrcstliig
in viilicr \\'iutcr or Suniincr. _A lieavi-_ “mi _I-I.,-_., I_.I . -I- I ` _ '_ _ f ` _ - » _ _ _ cr rziiiifall is required- for thc Sniu- hifi di-livcrylFi\Ft§;mal;]t§vc Izlilllnlrilciasiliilg w;_€;I.mgd'I;3g_;s“;I.'D%y“§,;,i&;.0E:' ini.-if crop. owing to tlii--greatest ova-_ Tlis\_|i-ctiirc was |ircsld#.‘rl ov:-r by tho I ' ' ' ' M ` ` ' ` ` ` liorniioii. iii cool dlsirit-iii thc best; firilutl Klllltlll fll' ilu: (`oiiiit'il, I\lr .lns._ V _`;.__ ` ,
crops uri- obtained in thc Suiunit-r _l\lu'rl»1i.\-_ll_,i__ .'i_iid tit tho coin-_litslou CITY COUNCIL.-_iii .thc ruport. ol`I season, ns growth is retarded by tlic ‘I “_l't‘ lI'l_lll<lllll-* 'U Ur, M"M'"“" “'"“ Moudny nl;;lit`i~i inoeiiiig o`i the (fity cold wcntlicr. ' _' "‘f»""d ’l._ Mr J“"l"-‘Xl 0'0"- ’i0C0ll‘l.9l»l ffouiicll whit-li up'pcnrcd`Iu _\'ostcrtlzi.\"s 'ritoroutdi t-‘tim-.itiou is iitiecssttry "-‘ f”_ “'- "' M“‘“'"“"- .“"" “"““" Gilfrrtlinuwl iuislakd wus uuule wltli-
to tiring the t.-i»ii.mto nw di-op. rritiiiii- ""’“""-‘ °“"""°' _"-" “ ““"“""‘i """`- - rtffrrmiév lo the letter of the uiauustrr- colitlllloii csstrliilnl tollic t'rt-t-cx‘p:iiis~ *"`° - ‘ll lllll llU.Vlll Hllllk Ol Cillll`ill3~ Tll" lou ol' llic rtiols. il' shullow plowing is PLEASANT 0UTlN\3-'“Ulll' Of \|ll‘ |‘_`U'-"` in “rf¢"7t “'35 ll rcqllcsl- um' 'Ill-‘ I_I|I~,,II_ or IIN. S0" Ion III II muph I, niosl. ciiiioyzildt-. ciitcrliiiiiliictits of tho illlllllfll _DHHS llllf lltilllll _ l‘L‘l'l0lllll0ll ,,I,,,I,I_,. ,,,,,,c_ mm gm,_,II_ IH _m_cm__I__ st-...wit yr:-.-I given timicr the armpits-s flullwrlslui: the overdraft lor thc cur-_
oi' llio loutig l’ooplt"s Society ol’ St
t-S, :ind il thi* raiiiifull is iimullir-it-|11 ',""|‘l{ Church in HH' ('m""'f'm0"S'hun ""‘;""""'v"'_'i”"""
:it Miltoii on Moiiriuv ovciiiiig No
_ _ _ _ 1. .
‘U 'nw' 'IW lmpds "mor "wang "ms" h" wiilisltiiidiiiit ilu- soiiit-wliiil, uiifnvoui'» How Gain welght
“d°m'~"l 'U 1"“l’p|-V H- aiblc zippcaraiict- of tlic ivcallier mid I J
\“P Ill" l'l'"ll li \'1'F\‘ l“<lluu*ili\‘c ll :thc rtitlicr dililt ult tivel in ii A 1 ound a Day
I“H -I - -- - -_ . _ 1 tr_ lg.up'urds
is lou 1 iiiivcr it! sovsii ti i 3 . lim ‘ _ I-. ~ _ ». -~»-~ land l\\-o\'1-urs in siict-t-si-illlfiii (lfqnllio iyllcqltlililtétill',a!i:lgr(;i1;qtlill0`liull“li¢§i‘::i)i)r: Thi" llll‘ll llllll woiiieii who would “mp m.(.u'_I‘,q II", ___ _ I I ' __ U ,Im _.,,I`II.,.I.I mmm _m,(__I' At _I _mi lik.. to liit-rouse their weight. with Ill I . i _- _..anu mn once in _ - - ” ' ' . " " - or 1'- pounds of healthy "Billy tliorc"
und soinctliiies it was hard to kno) tour .\’<'ilfS ll Will br' Hulllrlciil. l>"|Ul'll ll lll” lllllftl- RW- T- “`~ ' ~-
l - l littlu-Surgol
. Mllfllll-Y- Wvllif 0f.'$t.' l’¢\Il'S_..Chu_I'l7li" m ”"°“m "ry "at "5 “ " . - (J-Im,.I0IIeIo“,I_ I,I.csIIIe,I and _My mm' with their meals for a while iitidviiott
Y _ , , , - , , results. llcrc is h good 'iést ortli
ably opened the _t_iitcrl.n|ii|iitiit..I Tlit. "YI ,_ I,.ImI Wd II 0“I.wIIi.amI III,_,aII';_
~iolf,sts of thc cvonlng-were Miss lwitncos lioll Miss Gtiorgilifox Miss
out i on \\ iciorus ic it- citcrii were Misa El anor bono and
'~ " - _-~ - _ _-II~I_ . II ' ,_ ‘ If ___,|,-I I ' I rock or feel or what your trletttlt say-
‘INI sur°ly '_Exhau°h°n. -.on Unul C°".'P‘°- niuqsllt- nc/,fig t'ii‘i!:il;lig:l :iii thc; 1'/llxtilllliinllilv and thillk- The 303195 and the UW"
jlr l-‘tank Coles. with panlment, All the oapitally given, ol' the audience
the
of the \Vax , _
Frances Jarlev.
presented. taking the most
llroani. were _
This. with the
DOT'
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves t‘harIoltc-
town on Friday, February 12th. _ht 2.45 p.iii_ in connection with “l’riutc Chap " in Auditorium, Montague, rc- turning' after show. ' 8553
BOYS BANQUET.-The annual bat.-
quet ot’ the younger nieiiibers ot' thc League of the Cross Society will bc
Is _ .-
chester street. to-morrow t’I`liursdayl evening. Contributions will be tlianit-
Cross Hall to-mor_i:o\v_a,1'tei‘iiooii. S5_li.
FIVE OFFICERS VOLUNTEER.-
Guardian readers will bc intcrcstt-il
“'_i‘h *fl* ‘*|‘“’_"l“"l- ffllllfalh ll l¥"’“U‘l` sont. lt is ruiiiort-tl that No. 1 (‘oin- TEACHERS' lN5TlTUTE- _ Tllt' the lirst time this season. _ Allred K., yi(-ld is obtained than troin any other pany um|,_.I- ,-0IIII,IaIIIi uf (-nI,I_ w_ 1;_ regular iueeliug of tht- t"linrlol_tetowi= crop, lint. :illlioiigli undcr such circum- Prowse is the bt-st-drilled conipany 'l`0al'll_9l`S' lllslll-Ute Vfllfi l\<'lll lu LIN* stain-cs thc roots reach their liiglicst nt present, and it is up to thc iiieni- S0000’ Ul’fll'll'OlllCl‘ lHSl l'-Y0lllllK~ NV tit-vt-loliiiiciil. prolitziblc crops can bers of thc other conipanlcs to get ll- _('HlllPb0ll~ S1l_l>0l`lllU~’l\d0llt ul'
1,., WISQII UI, ,,I,.,]IIIII, SI,i|,,._aII,1 Wm, 3 busy. Col llioorc was present during Lducatioii, gave an iiistr_ut~\t‘ive r_iiid_ _.__,nImmIIv,_I_,. Iuw mInIaII_ the evening, showing his interest in Dmclllfal illlilflfflfl 0" Ull '~‘llSlll_l>~
ln liiigluiid ffiriiicrs lrivc it a high me movemem- He e.'nphaSl»H°(l Ulu uecvssn-V of ml'
bositioii 'iriiong bulk foods but in this ‘ "___" prefsmg on the minds or Children uw _' __ " sr ci-iARl.Es AuxiL|ARv.-The ‘H1105 Uf fllilelishlp. .-\t the vlosf- (."_umr" _ "‘ ‘lppmr to be not fun) “` annual iiicetiiig oi' St (‘liarlcs Aiixili- °f ill.” ‘l,ll<lll‘SS il V0\0 Of lllllllliti- lll0\’l‘1l ll"~‘ fl’ ll-“i \'lllU"- ll lllfll' bc iluc to the ary of III? I-ha,-|°tI,.I0wII IIDSIIIIIII was by Mr llcnry Siiiitliyniid seconded by l`l1<'l lllill l»§Y0<‘ll Crops, such as nian- . Priiicipal L. Sinilh, was tcndt-red tht-
Street. Mrs L\lcSwnin heard groans
begun tlic series of wiiitei rllle shoot-
'iible '30-'li ilutclicson, 35" J. linntz,
ni, 8 3'
nrt- voursell' Then lake Sargol-oiit
1 _ _ . - ,_ » 0 _'_ '~ __-_1.I 1 . _ ', .__- _ 5 of - APProt-iching Paralysis, r--I-"-1’-ff-I-» l'll-f- 5'-'-T-" ‘"5 f
iiin. lt isnt ti question oi' liow you
measure will tell their own story, and most any tltln manfdr wom‘an`can oas- lly add from tive to eight polirtds ‘ln the drst fourteen days by ililidillllll this simple direction. And best o_t_ ull, the new flesh stays
Sargol does not of
but i‘ii`i'iiiig with'
the fats
have
f " ‘ The earnin' ‘p¢iwer_of .these .great assets has_enablf~d the Company
to increase the dividend scale materially at each distribution since 1900. `
. ' - In F'o'ur' Pe.
Sir Walter Scott’s Immortal Masterpiece Faithftlglfy I
- - 'An Inspiring- Story that lays bare the S eri.
_ I ‘ Soul of a Courageous Wom
“The ,,;Wi1111¢r”
_ -nv Two PARTS
.A snappy. story of the Race' __’;Tra¢k; ._ featuring Fritzie Brunette, Glen White and the world fam-
o us Jockey Ii-larry Stafford
gn|inn1i[&;\\\n\\i\\\v)ull
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- THEIR _UPS AND,
DOWNS
- COMEDY
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“Btu Bo " 3?
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was accordingly moved by (‘ouncillor ltllcy authorising au overdraft tit thc lloyzd in-ink not. 'to exceed $2-1.000.
usual,aiiiount_`of_$1,000 liad. not been pint-cd'_t_o the credit oi` tlu- Market iiotiso Siniditg ruiid for 1914. owing to thc fact tli`at considerable taxes ive-ro outstanding, Since the lit-giiining ot _thc year, however. the majority of tltcsc outstaiiditig taxes had been paid and tho aiiio_uut of $1,000 had been
1914. _
HORSE RACES.-Great intl-rcst is
be held this afternoon, providing the
Clicrry ltipe, 2.21%, as ii stnrtt-r for
Quccn Allo iiiid/ Frank I. linvo iiicl, oucc before this winter and just as hard ri race may bc sec-ii bctwccn this trio itntl Coniinodore Grunt, thc other 'entry this ziftcrnoou. Should thc icc bo iiiil`nvorablc which \vlll bt- known by 12 o`clock iiooil the rnccs will lic poslpont-tl until thc first day tho ict,- awl wt-zitlici' periiiit. Entrics closi- tliis cvs-niiig for thc grccn rnct' :ind lrcc-for-till -classe:<.- _I-`ollo\\'iiig arc the ciiirit-st 2.21! class, if Iiioli. _\lillcr, ii. liellcy; 2, Angus llillurd, tftilil- 'Alc- liinitoii; 3, Cherry Ripe. 'I1 (‘. Elll-Zl=f,t; 4, Dixie Girl, J. A. llcndersoiii 5,.-by-i'~ by, .l. S. Wedlock. 2.30 class-,lf Coin- niodorc Grant, \\'. S. Newsonic; 2, Al- fred K., Capt, McKinnon; 3, Queen Alto, .i. S. Wcdlock; 4, Frniik I., (‘. C. (`liaiidlcr. Those wishing to know dc- finitoly whether .hc races will be lit-ld or not nuiy lliid out :iny tinit- iioforc 1: o‘t-lock at thc (`auatln Fox lixt-lizingc and liivestiiit-ut ('o.
SUPREME COURT.- 'l`lic Suprcnic
(Tourt was yesterday engaged licaring a inotlon for arrest of judgment or stay ol` proceedings in thc action brought by Mcliiiiis against (‘ox and tried :it thc present Hilary Tcrui oi'
Con." and the jury t`ouiid :i general verdict for damages iixt-tl in the suni of $1,000. Objection was yesterday taken to the declaration and a motion
that thc first court in the declaratioii sintply charges (Trim Con. lt is next
the piaintltT's wifc and dcbauclied and
ngcs that. thc plaintiff had lost and
counscl contended that thc declara-
HI .
I »_ -__ i' -li in l_ l i-I ____ _;_|I 1
lt_-'god arising froni thc Crlni (_‘oii in the tfhlrd count; and that the det-laratioii must bc read as if it contained -tlicsc. 3__c-ounts, and that it inade as diffcr- iiiice that tlicsc 2 cliztrges wort- not nifiiibercd Init wt-rc xi continuation ot'
_oiio ptlragrapli. As a result.. he cluinisI as a iiiuttcr oi' law that wliilc tlic iirst count, _that is, the count for, Crim ('on..'.'and tlio-'iliird count, that is, the count for Crlm Con _with special dain- iiges attached to it muy he joined .to- gctlier in one action, the secondcotini, for assault for which no special dtiin- ttges are charged, vnnnot be jointed in :iii uctioii by the plaiiitiff against thc tlotk-iitlalit; that tho special dauiagcs <‘l;iiiucd have refcrcncc to, und can only bc claiiiied under the third count :ind t-ziiinot bc clninicd under thc st,-<_~ ond, not being charged under the
lic zit thc suit of thc liusbi-ind and wife, or, since the Married \Von1an's Pro- perty Act. :it the suit ofthe wife ziloiio; tliiit this notion for assault und un nc- tion for Criin (‘oii. arc scpitrzitc and distinct causes oi' notion, as the one inight cxist without the utlicr, and dit'- it-rt-nt classes ot' evidence would be required to support them, and tht-se 2 clusscs of action wcrc t‘Icur|_\’ and
Iiropt-rly cliurgt-il niidcr tho tlcclairti- lon. There wus tlrercforc a niisjoin- dur of itctious and judgint-nt should bt- airrcslctl. Tlit- rlci'vlidniit`s cotiiiscl iirgiiml that this t-lxiiin l`or spctflail tlaini- Ilscs was only charged. under tht- lliiril count; that tliclirst couiil was :i count given by statute; that tltc second count wus~ :i'~'-cbntit 'fot‘."’assuti|t, and the_third wus simply a count for (‘riin Con.. with special dntnages l`or tht- t‘rini (Yon. The tirst :ind third counts wort- pi°actit-ally thc suinc, ex- cept. the third count alleged special diiniages; and the second count wns an injury to the wife for which the lnislnind did not claim special dain- agee, and tlicrcfore she should have been a purty to n suit for the nssniilt. _As thc daniugcs were assessed on liti- wliole 3 counts and it could not be us- certiiinetl how niuch was for cat-li, the dccluratioii was had :is :i whole, and judgment should be arrested for thc inlsjoinder of causes of action iii the onc suit. lJci'eiidant's counsel fur- tlici' asked that the proceedings bo stayed on the ground that tho evi- _dsiicc at the trial showed a criiuinztl offence l`or which the defendant had not been prosecuted and that u civil nctioii would not lie until after prose-` cutioii of the criminal charge; and by tlic law of England it iiinii could not inztlcc xi fcloiiy the foundation of a civil action. Mr. Johnston, K: C., for
tion contained 3 counts,-1, (‘riin ('.on.; ‘.’, Assault on thc plaiiitii`f`s wife; il.
pd; ` ' ' H #VI '___
thc plniiitiif, argued the coiitrnry, und
I-cm _Wm-_ A_n§`solu|,l0ii to this_olfe_ct (frini (Fun with~spet-ial tlninagcs ul- Criminal
' cd tlic ri
ut-tion i. been trir Counsel: thc plain
K. (`.. l`0i hoard th- Cnnipbcll
iéluteg
5”* rday lALL” .TS 88! ll-De. .' Produc-
-ne of the -U85 ever
'lII& llll
iada. had iibrogag. iid trial ofa civil lic crlininal had
ivnt was reserved. Johnston, K. (3,, for Mr. Neil i\IcQuarrie, -ndant. In the cases fore of Martha A. J. nel O. Sllorey et p,l__
st-coiitl; llntt the .~it_~coiid count would I
and Wool B. I, Rayner, applica- tions for ials, the Court reserv. ed judgin he Court meets again thls mort _ 11 o'clock. - _
Fl
THE SOWS.
Weight c
oung Pigs Doubled by
Fen
.g Balanced Ration.
Pigs tw c as heavy :is most pigs
uri- at bildli arc being farrowed at thc Uuivcrsity Farm ot' California, :tt llnvis. Iiigli coiidltlou of thc sow is the chici cause. The feeding of a pro- perly liziltincr-tl rnllon brings about this high coiulitioii. Tho flirm is caro- fiil tliul it shall be uccoinpanicd by s-utliclent exercise. -’I`liat the results are ilcsirziialt- and highly proiltable has now been established. The old iiotlon has been disproved that high conditions less(-its llic sow's profic- iciil-_v_ .
'l`h~-so iiivcstigaitioiis are valuziblc to
tho stock growcrs of (`ulifui'ni:i its ov- oi-throivlug thc mistaken idea thnt high condition is iiot-nsszirily injurious to brooding nninials.
(Tnrr-|“ull_v kt-pt rccords"bi` pigs far-
roivcd :it thc liiilversity Fnriii show a total of 222 live pigs ftirrowed from 24 sows. uf these 24, 14 liave_tlieir first litters. The birth weight ls'l\ist_ as remarkable as thc iiuniber, for they weigh as much its four and two-tenths pounds at hirtli, and are exceptionally vigoroiis. So far the average lilrtli weiglit has been approximately 3.2, pounds. yet aiiytliiiig over 2.2 pounds is vonsidei'ed heavy.
That these sows in high condition arc heavy inllkers, tlius inducing rapid and economical gains on the young pigs is attested by the weight of the
“i\lat-'s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is
very elicctive blood, body and bone builder. lt coiitaiiis 50 per cent pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, comb ned with liypopliospliites ot’lii;uc and soda. This remedy will give good results. Price 350 and 'i`5c per bottle. The Two Macs. 149 Great George Street. Etf_
::Wediiesday is the last
day for receiving disoouts
on electric ligilat bills for January liglit g. Pay to- day and save money.
on thc last ground contended that the -
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_ Itgis 'a cli_a1'acte1‘istic of the _CANADA LIF_E
=..""f"i§A;b`SURANCE ,COMPANY that While 1ts_ growth in
,_._ .,..»_size'ho,s been .continuous and satisfactory, its increase ~ '*°‘*" and earning power has been even more '-""f1"”-""“lnai‘li'ed.* “ This :indicates that the welfare of the
I _ ¢Il€fl1Il¢lll€n1. poltpyholder
_,___ __ _, W;tIli_tl1_e,riian_agement. ~ _ _ _
-I, _‘ I . At.. _ inor¢olo‘7$
_'|910 |912 1914 linac l9_l0
r' I sdsssmsnfofts $125,214,913. $144,377,970. $157,407,171. 22.7%
~- 'A.».iI.“ _ ‘ _ ' 4ole2o.B57. 49,301,523. 56,103,542. _$1.494
-' _~___i_.,.égi_. I;_sI'lI>45.sa4_.» _ 7,392,230. - s;4as.o1i. 2i.s-x, -f
_ While there gigs been si marked growth in business in force _
‘ '_ ai1_’clir1fcoine,t’li'e _ Itls haverelatively growri_near`ly twiceasfast.
- The Canada Life is this year distributing to policyholders-
Dividends of over $2,800,000.
HERBERT C. COX,
a primary consideration
-i
it
I” 4'
` I-'-rcs1`dc‘nt rind Gnu-ral Manager.
The full detailed report will shortly be published and will gladly be
_sent to those desirin( it. _ - -_
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