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f 2, """-""-'-"°-"-' Aon Ml-:rrlno-.A meeting or skating utter.

AT. ed and tor_ in n hour or two-

chmnlc'lll‘%ulceqlrontsllt_Is' is soothed away and quickly disllppeara- cat- HUNTER RwER___oii M‘arch .mn Aed in mctou yesterday at 1_‘5_ with

°` H. R. Bell will preach in tlle`}~iunter 101 WD! ff°|Il\¥_» I0 BMKB lllilll “Hd

River Hall ut 'I p.m. 20 955595895- ` '

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GURED QUICKLV.

MEDICATED AIR A MARVEL.

Catarrhozon is' lar superior to a

internal medicine. . A

‘ its relief is almost lllltltlltanoolls

_lust takes long enough to breathe healing vapor into the lungs to g wonderful soothing relief. _

arrh oi' long standing is invariably cured because Catarrhozoue kills tll germs that cause the trouble.

As ll cure tor Asthma and ll reven-

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ny tailve of Grtppo every dootoris de-

diseuse ol' the head. throat, nose or

Cutllrrllozone gui-ll right to tho till- lul s. This is ood news to lualll' of

lest cells ill the iuiugs. carrying he ing. soothing bulsanw to the plat:

in- lil~ll;;gist sells (Jatalrllozone, large out-‘

thllt are tainted with Catarrlllll

flammatiotl. A suoezinl: cold is ful' in ten minutes-ll sore throat is llc

IF! 8

nl- oltl"»l‘laders who nlust require il sate,

as ~=lri~ `and pennanent. cure tor lllei

ell,ll't $1.00; small size, 50s.; trllll size,

al- § 250. _ -

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FREE “'° “" "" “” °.¥Z‘.;§1;ifL‘.2"$I.f.°'3.’.'..°’lI FREE

nun spend ug a. single rant. and [ct Ls lfcll :tm most ull-lll.l.s lllvlm..-l wma vlmcll time my “ill or my

Clutllts, and this

can-::s sen yas ns: ill l is y-sin llle il-ul pls.. » ieigs ’;‘,,‘2A§_',,'_‘,f.,‘,:; »:_ _

you illls bully illmyll- uni I/.wwf Huy. sumo hcautlllll -m U WW ‘MMML A ,-_-,Ji -KA me lnosllllll bells wlzrl all um: lovely elqlnel sin “hh “WA _nd ,D .f - .A handsome lll-lu. Ya-.l elm win tllcm ever oo rss-ly, vlltll. Mk _mlm that _ Y' . _ \A ~

watchlhenanlouws \~. . < `. _

:‘.l.'.:';i..’::;.~:;°‘:.‘.i `~¥`ll_ _ '

llolly ullnplll end tio-my Biary mrs slums nts milfs- mm 5., ,mo 5,`,._, `“ Quin '

mort-realy ness- high, and l-ueh canshliu §A¢f~AmpAAttlA; m:u__H Wu “mi _ A I

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waralmlnl oi tll.-l~.siovl.I1 fires-ns all oc y-_ 7 .. ts msltll lull. “yell |f.~ tllem ill.-ye. 'ls-fs nl.. '_-_ .ml- ¢s~n»-_ pany itunes, _.lim ll-ll¢s.sr‘no.>l nl 1.. .~¢, play sultr. with coa.t1,¢~w . limi l lcll lull. ll-.l 1 l. r.»\l. tn mulch. For l ' ' i. ‘\"lll\l.| t\l¢lllnIr'li',uIo\':`\'l’\{h£1

,til»_. -1 lov - y llslfo viii-l til.-.ll grand ozlttlt »n_l the tina vvltfll ice. mite us wa" sill we \;llAl sill. you plxulg-l plil-< into 25 ei tus level.-lst Beauty Pin Sets 1'v\x`ll'l\‘c rvl.-r ul-cllto u-ll

nlllnceas ll l-r me l __ A _ lime- :mpll-lv .lfi-to all-lwfn 1., is srl- »- ll -ln sn. lst- only ll-~. lx --1 1h<-v.lu-~s-l!r- =~ I-ol f--fe-l Ill"

and six nntsl=ls`I,l.tnllr.Isan-lil.;rt-.' l.~-.t.~.\l..»l~o' \

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ini i.. two llmtltilul. t-:~..;r.nec. gem sl.l..ln.l ill-llnly

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aellleallltuln_ln¢>¢:_.- mln. l-l .-_ .- . _.xl . l lu." on l-_ line ei-.. or silly lil s l-s.r_ plcllllemnyr..lcn1ct;-ll-sethlll- l-.cull .--nd huts in r. sro vo|.l-eliyl. -l-.l l.-nt.; that lmllly ls.il.¢.- my tm

Qllly. Yoll'll :ut len I1-utr: l:~~ _~-in url lpvry Mary mtl skulls l-ntl -ltfllnusllol hm. 'iw :mi le; -tml all llltlf or-.llltltll hall l~l~_fl elnzlw ...-si- - ¢.. ._l-\-»l:l- mole sl mel.. lllllylitllfmny-l -ll.-lil-.l l.s..fll,».l.lnvl.lg, ,,u|.,.,,;,.m srellllll .slim-ltlit.. lll=ll.lil¢l:~'lllllll-lllll..

flsll -»-.~ lr.....l=. sy-<-r~ reisnlilneel ll may

' roulln 3 r ,

¢¢ silt nn tim milllllnyeli nl-I. It

The lovely wrist which tml ls :fuse --lcnl mm' I

or Lnrut sets us wer. nl will sh. \.- xl-_rrll Wu want t. -l~ll..,altlil lines n.--.ll .lui in-w ill-s--.ly l-.ns ta l-vel; 'lidyllillllllsvl lll~. l will umm nil i-lpt-will ul it-w.lil I s-l tl you will ln-lp il.-lim ntl- Elko when tlltl lllllf-l lfnssl-l,.mily.~.-till ,een-.l -.iv mill yl-ll is-tlllvv. ly dolls ..lvh lllf»l- ulllrpil-l-1 ootlltn at om .all :harem |,1l<i_in.l tn. um t.~l-li: wsull ; f- : can lilo rikwilewlth- env. »-.»|ll.l; any nina- gms.. l.y lr..-yy-...gy-~lll lnllliidolls

l».t .ls llnl -ln-ms only mul- _.lf .ssl lwellnur

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dial. gil' hui.: >i. lil B nan i-l~ln-~ wulr il, as fl wrlntlet ol- mlm ll rlll tn. hracrlcv, and \.nr lt with a clmzolglne or cllllml.

|14-n ‘,mll=lltl;: lzhltnt-e,g.rlu. \\ rite for ‘ he Iles lly Pill-1

l,q..lr.y and you cull noun have both Ute doiimnu watch.

/tastes.. 'rin-: nuclu. llnnurecrcntwo co.. nerr. o. 591 '1‘oaox"l'o. orrr. lv

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~. s_ Wt. have gone through \\ J` our stock of Wall Paper

and have many lots of nice Patterns in Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bed Room, and Kitchen Papers. Some with Borders some without. all Pretty Designs from il carefully selected stock. These lots are now on sale on

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First Floor at exactly

Half Price

All Bargains. Come early A zllldA get first choil‘f>__ lt

will pzly to Buy Now and put aside till wanted. S.-lie for cash only. No Remnants charged.

Carter & Co. Lt

Headquarters for WALL PAPERS I

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Pleasure Craft.

the market $2.50 Gall

hand. Write for prices

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A Boatman’s Pride is the Neat Appearance of His Boat

Our Marine Paints and High Class Varnishes.

Will Give the “Finishing Touch” to Your

We invite you to come and look over our assort-

ment of Marine Paints and Varnishes before putting your boat intoshape. 'Our line is most complete, and our prices are right. Phone or write us your order/

"Glidden’s” Green Engine Paint, especially made

for Motor Engines Pts.. 55c, 1-2 Pts. 35c.

Marine Spar Varnish, best quality,

Pts. 654:, 1-2 Galls. $1.07, 1 2 Galls. 2.13. White Marine Paint $2.30 Gall. Extra‘Grade, Glidden’s Hull Green, for all kinds

of boat purposes $3.00 Gall. -Deck-=Pairtt $2.50. - “Union Jack” English Copper Paint, the best on

I-‘l-1 mlb E-1

ts. 35C, IS. 4.25.

L _leffery’s Marine Glue, a necessity for Boat Builder

used for Decks Canoes, and made in three colors, Black, White and Yellow,

Also "Tiger" Brand White Lead and “Burrell's”

English White Leadandlowest market prices. - - A complete line of Gasolene Engine Supplies on

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_ - , us t at ng or a new want, 0 Burn or sr. ersach 't 5 ,~' y as ig ‘¢,

A A . ` A 36 and 38 Inches wide ar loc.. $1.15 town. but the Inhlbllantll thislltlililsclllllli ' W K R n on e. _ ntl

; ' l - - _ nd $1.00 per yard. Patol;':(.A6A3A° a. madngayvno attflptlon to gin Astory. I-is ‘.1 - -~ » "_ -:_-_' ~ ~- _ A- lr g .

l ' . m . or l . _ l l.. l lu | 1' ez sa . £5 I A ._. . _ A., sim llefllluys °° l ill I 'ig ,fl it ff' ;_il_)_1YM*_‘l"ll”` fm' Prime Edhflrd Island, Charlottetown A N

.. »» lg w ng sim. a allsgm tgp ln. ll llllsldglnemalf I '

_._,.-A .A_ AMA _ A,A AA _A AAAAA I _ A A _ _,A A A __ A AA A A _ AA A _ __ __ __ __ " _` j " _ _____ ‘ ____,__l ,li A_1grA4._ P lx15ii"l. §§%\-I-8|Vl`8I1"p vioun._ " 9 fool- !1idfi`\§¢ -51;; --'--~~--------------~»~ "‘ - »___________~l_________A_______ _

AOH tomorrow (Sunday) at 3

xfolouk. important business. , _ ' --_‘A-“'-

LAIE MRS COOK.-Tile funeral ol

_ 3. _ the lute Mrs G. H. Cook will be held countering heavy peeked ice.oll thu

_ liilffilllfii .Qi-l.Iil‘.§€“;’.’.`5e.,l?lfZ.l§¥l.' -»» tl- =~-l-al °f uw -wo d-ssl-fm 0' -"‘°'°“ ="‘° “°f="°° ll- °°°fl_=°‘°"“ le' its ilozone is ued two or three' tlllles em-Il tho .dey-gased. MN L_- _G~ “incur and Sgflay at 1 °°l°ck wml 55 sacké ° ive day you will never slliler from :lll.\' Mus Coqk' tml!! 'l`0l‘0ntu. Announce- _ . . A

ment will be made later. . . , -_-.

ll the employ of J. A. Farquharson

1 ‘& t‘o. lie Iet't here about tive years IIOTEL _-\RllI\'.\`LS ago. '

RACING OVER.-Owing to the ull-

safeA condition oi' the ice, it is thought “-A HA Hoon EA _,_ .1-en.yA St John; adv.'s“ble to .abuufmu am" further R. Smeall. (_‘. M. Tompkins Montreal'

racing for this winter. Tile JA w_ Murdoch' Montague; FA BA Fripp'A has had a most successful winters C 8 H W R Re GUM h _I EA

.srl to ; . . ek, p ; .

"-°°"' me Verl' be" 'aces' fastest lliilligall, Boston* B. W. Kay. Oshawa.

time. und golod feeling prevuillngAl0mA; EA Tan,)._ Leicesten Eng. JA AA throughout tie ltlally races. The GA PHWA NAYA Cm.; A_ EA Janm,ABo“A

nlelllbers of the Club are looking for- Halifax; WA BA Macd0ua|dA Toroma ward to the matinee racing, which will

be quite early this spring.

Y M C A -Tilt Y .\i C \ Sustailllii

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-The

Thursday aI'lcl‘nooll _ at 2 o'clock. )i:ll'<-ll il. The Excclltivo Comnlittee n~-ct :lt one o`clol-k. All churches

' lillml-lit .ls fill .ls ossiblc \\ill be

SALVATION ARMY.--A \‘t-ry cil-

joytllllll cvclllllg was spcill ill S. A. Fitadlll on Tllllrstllly ovcllillg. lllllolllr tllo illlnls liclllir a cclt‘l~ztipllollc selec- tioll by Miss Bcrzlrd lcll<‘orelll'_illsu

the cllrryilll: in ot' the wollndell sol- diol' by two lllcll llrcsscll Ill ulliiornl. A camp was erected on the platiorlll. with ll sllllthlel on glltlrll, The last. Scollo was v1-ry tolli-llllltr :ls thc lictl

tlllllv. The txrlllllo Iiollo sole 'tions were very llppropriaic for the tableau, llcilli: “.lllsl. iilltore the Battle Mo- ther" llllll "'I`elltilll; oil the Old (‘lllllp (lr<llllld."

CHESS TOURNAMENT.-()\\'ll tu

ol` tho Iirst culltlllgcllt and thc lirst set. to of the secolld colltillgent. was not so wi-ll ilttclldell at Ill:-it lliglli's grind. \\oodllmll won i’t‘oln Worthy, among the lllmnlpiolls, and McRae won from AiA)oulI. Gardener and Dollll drew their llvlrst game and thc second was tl win tor Gardener. A lillulber oi games were played by ulelnllers present which were “ for pleasllre " and not ill the tollrlllimelli series. A special roullrl is l-zlllc-li i'or this Saturday evening :lt 7.30, Ilnltoll Rooms. to give several of lilo players, wllo have not been able to keep up with the stren-

llirlnles. All lovers ct chess made welcome at to-ulgllt's session.

FISH AND GAME MEETING.--Tile

fllmrlerly meeting oi' the l<`Ish and

lrom rllllcllcs. The Set~l‘etllr_v wil lllstlwlclell to reply to till- corrospoll ll-_lll»_~. Colllpinizli was llmde to the Assol-illtloll that Illegal trout tisllille' was belllg carried on tllrollgllolli the lilrovlilcc. (ln clllilliry ali thc Fisllllrles' Ueparttllellt the Associrltioll repre- scntllllvo wus illtornlcd that several colivlctlonl-l hell been izecllrell. but the llnfne-'-i of thc oil"l-'.llllors could not be made public. The Secretary was ill- strllctcd to write the inspector of il‘Islltll°1es to al-cerillin tllc reason wily these nlllilcs were not pllhllsllod, It iS l<ra\il‘yillg to know tllut ll number oi' nlcli irlllll lilo country districts are t-:llowing their Interest Ill the Assocln. iloll by enrolling its llienlberlx, Mem- hcrs ill llrrenrs for tllelr annual fee are llrlzetl to relnll tlleamount i.o tile Se':rct:lr_l' so that the work of the Assoclutioll may be carried oil.

ivsllv wnwllll - .~_< l __A;\._\ ,,;` "...'.:'.*:'.l.°:-.:'..:.r.;:,.3jlA-;y;j;‘"A-_Z ~f.`-_`-` "°| llouolle

A li ll ml ` ~ . ” ll.. flag: :ggi augly

l ll.. mlnvsl.. .mln ss - `

other, but und stamp lor llllls- . "-'.r.l:.°r:.l.~i.:°~..':.-l'~':l'. I

a c 0- ` lslislis \vllll>s5n§u'r}l.'ig%..Jvll¢-»¢.osl.

Oclu-nlAnn¢1\tu muh _

"Black yard-wide Pnu de Sole for

Coats and Bulls at $1.95 par yd. Pl- ton'|. 8906-3-Smal.

CENTRAL CHRISTAIAAN D0 nzfggllai A A

y- -You are most cordn 1' IW *fl 0 _ `~ “ll HY 1110 _ f . ~ ‘

the services to-ulorrow. This is the 11. 'Sub.leet;""Clea_nsing the 'l"enlple.' FIIIIIS 0f the-YQQY A _ day for Foreign Missions and the Bible S¢‘l\00l it 12 o’ciock. Wednes- churcil trusts you will bs interested day evening tlleluldweek prayer sub- in your brothers allll sisters across the 100! Will bel “The Gladness of Jesus- sea. Evellillg ubjecl: “ The Unwel- Matt. v. 10-12; Luke v. 33-35.- You are

coined Guest.” Special music.. welcome. H. Crow, minister.

ANo'rl-len lsl..ANoEn.-word has AT__ALBEl'l'roN-'rlle hockey nlelcll

been received that Mr. Geo. A. Adams, ln AllJél'l0l1 lasfnight between a Rail- or claseellolm. Alberta, call.. has ell- wa.\"team arid A team representing the listed for overseas service and is now l0wl\ Ol' Al Brion. the Railway DOYB on the way lo the tl-ont in the 2nd wort by H score ot 3-0. There was comlllgenl. The above mentioned. ii skate utter the annie A special or-0. \.A<lllms.wlle fm-lnerly or Char- train left Here yesterday at 1 i>-ln. 1u|_¢e;0w|,, P_ 1-; L_ and is the gon of with a good crowd on beard and re- `i\irs. J. F. Worth. When here he was turned about 4 o'cIock this morning.

I-‘mid palgnge of $90 has not bees Tile llunierous brzlllclles _and lltii- aplell 10 very much this week owing liated societies have been doing splen- tll some citizens called upon being did W0l'li lil U19 Past nmnlhs- The ulysgm, or Dir(-(-1_0;-S requested (0 can demand for money contriliutiolls and again. Allotller effort will be made Hosllllal Sl*-Pplles are gmaler "OW ‘next week to clean up the balance thu" 9V@l`~ We “T80 “D0” 3" even at necessary, and anyone wllo desires to great Sacrifice lo ‘f°ml““¢` to Pm lol” h¢lp_ kimlly see Mr (7,-osS_ me Sec,-eb ward their best efforts to provide our ary of the Association, or write lllni. Sulferllll-5 Smdlers at th” fr°“t “mb

first aid necessaries.

P_l-Z.l_ Telllpcmtllze Alliallce meets ill “°"9" will “_ l°y“l l`£`5l’°“5e "0 more lclllllemariell llall, cllarlotlelowll. fully ‘ll>Pf°°"“l@‘l "la" “°“'~

--‘ld teniperatlce orgilllisatiolls arc re- _ ` _ Honvy' Sccremry' nl-lisicli to send delegates. Free ell- M'“‘r"h"'h' 191;”

fllvlll. All llclegatcs sllollld ask for --**‘i-'--°* Standard certificates at the railways.

lmportllnt issues will be lliscllsscll.

8011

`m.(,Al_A (lia|ummSA The tableau' "uw side. has been uppoinicll l`tccl'llltiAlll; W0“,“]L.d sulmen-~ wus sonwtmug long Oillcer lol' irll-lcc iutl\\'urll island with to be rolllelllberell. the ilrsl pilri being h°"‘d"‘"‘n.°rS at ('h_“rl°u°l°w“' A

Cross lilil'r-ll-sit-nl'(-tl For tllc lvolllllled lE‘|“'“"l lslmld C"'l,'na_ny` This. would solllicr, with lille llucior ill lliivlld- r°‘l“ir” fl( mast L0 men' 0' them’

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cations are colllmg lll daily. This

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vnl-iolls lllllgagclllcllis the llillth rlnllld .generously as Nm” S.f.°ua has dont’

llous pact- ol' the Inst three weeks, all, k“"“.'".i" me war' This is regmmime (,pD0,-mmm. of mtcmug up their and lt lsAIloped the want will be made

_lost his way in the lun Ie and was

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VICTORIA. _...__

R El) CROSS .*~I()(‘ll‘}'l`\`

Never before was tllc l-all so urgent,

F. L. HASZARD

l-loll'y. President.

S’i‘EPilEN il. .lENKll\'S.

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lHllll] lllllllllillll

t':lplaill tl. ll. tizllllpbcll, of Sllllllllcr-

t-all is bclllg lllado iur the ellllstlllellt oi' llllotllcr llliulltry hattzlliull. to bc ltllowll as thc l’l5iIl llllttalioll. lt is- llllpcll illllt cllouglrlilcll will hc cll-A lll-:tcll to i`ol'lll n >>'colnpleto I’rinco‘

so fill' slxtccll ill‘c‘enIlsicli and ilppli-

lvlll probably be l’rilll:c Elllvllrd lsIan<I`s last chalice to solid men to the frotlt and its last opportullily to respond 'to lIle_cllll of the Empire. it Prlillce Edward island responds lls

lil pioportloll to nllltar) stlellgtl there will bc no dilllculty ill sccurlllg the required lllllllber. Should this be realised the <:olllpll.lly will be entirely under cumllll-llld ot' Prillcc Iddwllrd island oliiccrs nlld will remain as li separate Prince Etlwartl lshlnd lllllt throllgllollt the war. Should the re- quired number rail to enlist the men will be merged with New Brunswick compilllles :lull so lose their identity as tl Prince lidwllrd Island force. ill other words, although the province has representatives in t.wo conting- ellts. Priucc Edward island is not

good beioro the war has grown too old. tfaptaill Clllnphell has opened ll recrllitillg otllce Ill the Arnlollrles, Cllarlottetowll. and will he glad to confer with any who wish to enlist. The probability is that the oppor-

Q;lllAlcAAssociation was hold Ain the illllity will not long remain open, as é,D}] :_ ty ouArt Room lust night: several both Nclv Hrllllswlck and Nova Scotia Q ' _cite-in were lcall irolll pllrllos ll:-lhlllg are cllllstiilg strongly and orders may Q7

iAoAr pcrnllts _to rllll Ilollllrls ill the come at :lily liloliiollt that the strength

woods lll order to capture foxes lost llul-1 been sccllrell. A Battery ot' Field U

s Artillery Is heilllz recruited for the "T, ,_ - Mllrltlnle l’rovlncel~l. of which also "'11,, ,-‘.'f`

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tlllptllill (alllpllell is the rccrlllt.lllg olllccr for Prillce Edwllrd isllllld,

SPLENUIII Slllll ,

l' ; - "?"‘* . '

l'lltrolls oi thc People's Theatre who

are i'oxld of u story oi’ ndvclltllre had a regular ireut Inst. lllgllt ln tho bil: three-reel Selig production, "Tile Fifth Man." It was the story of llvc collegi- l\0ys..\vllo all ll supper .ill llollour oi their zraduathlg pledged to meet at thc same house tive years later. pro- viding they were all alive. Tile years roll round lllld oil the appointed lllght lllrce of tllcm _ure present. A letter is received rroni-ll fourth. 'who is ill llospltlll wltll a bullet wound. Nu word was l‘c<felvet_l from thefilith. _John Gallnt, and just as they were drinking n toast to the missing friend.

tattered clothing and with = loiig' un- kempt halr. stnggers In and announces himself to be John Gaunt, Tile _pic- ture dissolves into his stbry: how Ile went to Central America. prospecting,

0ll-l\lv0tl-- by a mad sclenltglst. Among

the scientists “collection " is a pretty Klrl, who had been shi wrecked and

and his fair companion attempt to escape. but were captured. Alter

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I A Drama ofthe Kentucky Hill E. _ - - -as--I

IllHE PlUPLl'S

"wherever Ile may be.“ a_ man ill.

P .

held ll prisoner tor two yparl. daunt-

“ll... Streets of New _Y

A one of llle Mosl 'rllnllillg sessaliollal Hem Interesting

- A Touch of Real Comedy all through the Picture

The '-Heart -of the Hills

IN THREE PARTS

A screamingly funny comedy

-Song-

` The Song That Reaches

Irish Hearts

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Aft.; l l--. .

` BY mom BoUcicAtj1L'r_ A_ __

‘ iN THREE _ PARTS _ ' _

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MR. HUSKINS Ser-ieis

:;ls“;.l::3..;f?°ll::§..‘“:.“:::.lrs.will BELGIA1\1{§>0llql§]E1`g__lNTS

guess Gaunt ularrles_ “Tile Girl

Across the Hall," a lille Thauhouser _______ drama. was the story ot a rleel' do HAVREA March 2A__Belghms Wm

boycot all German products after the

well wllo was converted by il ilfffll-1;

sfsguftgifgfiy Egg d:,)]'li§;,rise;¥v_ wllr, according to all anuoullcelnellt by; " ' " . '- -’ t' .,tI Bill Milli'ter o stone comedy, "Twenty l\illllltcs‘oi I' Sagem ‘e egul h

Love.” was a laugh all the way.A 'ille big tllree-reel jungle picture \vlll be sllowll at the matinee this aiterllooll at 3.15 and again to-night. lll conjunc- tion with a three-reel feature. " Was

Ho Guilty.” a flue detective story.

graphs. _

The Belgialls will also do ull lll

their power to prevent Gcrlllally from spending Belgian money to recoll-

mellts to perpetuate the scenes of Ger- lii-zlll crueities in all destroyed cities.

MILITARISM IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

BRITISH SHIPPING DURING THE GERMAN “BLOCK/XDE."

LONDON, March 4.-The ilritisll

Admiralty issued a lnemoralldunl ot' thc number oi' arrivals and sililings oi' overseas Steamers of all llatiollalitlcs llt and from United Killgdolll ports during the present year. it shows' tllat from February 18. wllcn the Ger- lllall blockade began. until lfullrllilry LES. 708 vessels arrived and 673 sailed. 'l‘lle Admiralty also gave out the tol- lowillg list oi' British vet-:soils "sunk by Gcrlllnll subliiiirilies"; the steamer Uralllllallk, Downhire, Brallksonlc Chillo. Oilkby, ltlo Purallll, Western Coast and i-lilrpalioll. It says thc sicillllor llcpiiortl probably struck al lllille.

l.()i\'l)ON, March 4.-Lord Wlliongll-

by de Broke has given notice that he

Lords to the attention made by the

tioll the illtroduclioll oi' military drill into the elomelltary schools. Lord de llrohe will urge that much will Ile gained l`or the national pllysiqllc lllld prepllretlllcss for war ii' thc Australian system is lllloptelhwllcrcby all school- boys llrc ellrollcd ill tho clldct corps. tlrillcll and lrilillcd io use thc rltlc, _ with the lllltllrzll result that they joill

tllll mllliia iiftol' leilvillg school.

’i`llc Holi:-le oi' Lords is ceriaill io

sllpporl oi' lliotioll. and lt is coilcollcll that il` lllirollllccll ill illtl ilollse of

Illllabalo.

DISTRUST IN ENGLAND OVER UNPATR-IOTIC ATTITUDE OF SOCIALISTS.

i.()`Nl)()N. March 4.-Willie liussiilll,

i<`rcllcIl"llelgiull and Gornillll socizllists are-Io_vall_v» sllpporiilll; their lxovcrll- m'ellis waging the will". there is rl Icel- illg oI"dil-‘.il~llst ill lllllglzllld over the lillp:ltrioi_i<- llllillldc :lull llllcl'zlllt~c:~l ol the Ellglisli socialists. 'i`llu roilsoll lol' this lack of pzllrioiislll zlmoillz thc solllulists ill iflllglillld is tlllc io thu I`llci that the pllriy is largely oi' coslllo- plllitan origin :lllll the t-|l:ll'nl‘tol‘ oi' tile doctrlllc truely prolllllllratcll makes no <llffcl‘ellce-- “ to wage slaves" wllct-Ilel' the Ilrliisll pcoplc llrc titl- lllilllstelw-.ll by ll i‘l'l\cly elected parlia- lllollt oi by ll Gcrllltln nlilitllry gover- nor. ’l`he party is largely llomililltlld by llllssiull Polish .lows and the Globe claims to possess exclllive illtorlnatioll proving that the liaisons govcrlllllellt. through illo Gerlllall socialist party, is t-xul‘Lill1.: lllilllcllvc lm lilo English socialists to agltllte strelluollsly for al prcnlatllre police ill. ll lllolllellt suiillhle to German Interests.

“Japan and China Silks, 25c. to 504:.

Special values In Black Silks. Yard wide Pailette, 98c.. Duchess, $1.25 to

$1.65 and 38 inch Satin- at $2.50. _ patonlm 89g5_3_5m3|_ A wllicll rlltller resembled hours. '

port oven from the lliborllls tlltlll it would llilvo llcforo thc war.

DARING FLIGHT OVER ENEMY’S

LINE BY A RUSSIAN PRIN-

CESS.

l’l<)’|`lt()(lliAII, Mlll'l'.Il -I.--'l`llo l’l‘ill-

ccss Sllllhllovsliy, who l'cl-llllily lvl-lll Io illc frolll, :ls zl llllliilll'y n\'Illilll°. Illls sent hack Io lilo clliior oi' tilt' llllllrsl' (lllzetic alll accollllt lil' her lliglli ovcr the cllclllyfs positiolls. Sllc lllld lllllde Illrco ilights, the slloricsi illl hour ill Illllgth and thc Iolllrcst tivo llollrs. wllcil the Iottcl' was wriiicll.

"As I foulld lllyscll' over thc Gor-

milll lilies, l bcixlln io observe Ilellcilill me tho small clouds wllicll llldlcllicd that the cllemy llild opcllcd tire oil my lllllclllllc. Sonlcllow I dill noe fuel llfrllill, cvcll wllcll the bllllcls clllllc lluitc close to nic. Sonic oi thclll l-vcll picrccll thc lvillgs, hut tortulllltely dill 'lot touch any vital part of thc mllcll- "llt\. Ai't_cr hllIi` ull hour oi' illglit. our grows qlliic zll~<'l1stollle<l to the sliun limi. Later I tlcw ill such severe cold

lHllM BELGIUM

Mr. Alex. M. Beaton. Flat River, has

received the following letter:

19908 Sgt. W. Harwood.

13-itll Bty. R. F. A

4th Division

Railroads. Murine, Posts and Tele-A. Brmsh Expeditionary Force

- Feb 9th, 1915.

l remain yours truly.

W. }iARWO()D._

_ _ l.tlNll0N, March 2.-'l‘llc oillccrs

_ - Vollilllolls It will receive tar more slip- and ,.,.,,wS of British wurships pl-e3¢,,,|_

at the cuptllre or dcstructioll oi ally ilrlllcd hostile ships will share ill tho

` llistrlblltloll of prize money, calculat-

ed at $25 for ezlcll pcrsolfoll board the elll-lily vessel at the bcgillllillg oi' tho _-lllglllrolllclli. ’l`llIl=. order ill council _wlls llrolnulglttcd Iodlly. `

` ' ' °

MARY FULLnn Vivlans A

l ’ -'_ IN Beauty Test “The j

Master

Keys:

The Greatest of all

Dear Mr. Beaton:-l’u1 the Indllxdu-

ll who o clled the bag ot' corn w lc l

struct armaments and will raise mollu- (_1_,muinef your “0te_ It was opened-in

Belgium on the 15th Jan. last, these- tual place I am not at liberty to but I can assure you it was very A the tiring line. l cannot give you any news of the war or any startling periellces. We have been out here since the war started and ot course

, have Ilud some tollcli and go escapes

will c-all the uttentloll ot’ the House oi. bm “mmng out of me 0,-dim,-y what

Presillellt ot' the Board oi’ Education, Lani;eggetircdElggfdfgzréouxzxftggfrs lhllt the Board is not prepared to sllllc-1 yet bm if I do I Shan enquire if any

of them knolv you. Wishing you ill Flat River the best ot’ luck and a speedy return of all the boys who have left there to take part In this

say near

ex-

all

IT WILL PAY T0 CAPTURE OR DESTROY GERMAN ARMED SHIPS

“Drop In and let us show you some

of our 20th Century Brand samples, lots to choose from. .We can measure you and have a suit at your door In ten days, and save you from $5 00 to $10 00 on your purchase. MOORE di McLEOD 8888-3-4M3i.

“Rt-xllll ilypophosphite Tonic nlnkcl-l

thc sick well. the weak strong, and lilo nlorosc pleasant. Call und let lla tllorollgllly explain its merits. Mac- Killlloll Drug Co.. Corner Great George and Kent Streets.--l\liEti’

"TRIMMING SILKS AND VEST-

ING-Black and white stripe silka 20 inches wide, 48a. to $1.35 per yd. Fancy vesting sllks and volvetl it 984:. to $1.79 per yd., Black and White Molre

that my petrol begun to work bildly__ Silks at $1.35 to $1.75, Black and White Lllcliily this lasted ollly a tow seconds, Corded Silks, $1.20 and $1.25 per yd.

Paton's. 8905-3-6m3i.

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“'39”

efficiency

-.~

To a_ mari increasing years bring- decreased energy and impaired faculties.

A Life company, however, _gains strength with ex~ perlence, and_should have increased success---if its management is alert and able and its organization efliclent and aggressive. _

The Canada Life in its

68th year

is more keenly alive to its opportunities than ever

~ before.A Its management is constantly studying* to

render increased service tothe policyholders. ` _ A

' As aresult, the policies issued* and paid for in 1914

were greater in number by several hundreds than those of 19 3. The amount of surplus earned, over $1,533,000., was exceeded only once in the compan ’s

AAAAA Al A A E glgtéltglfrgémrtgther features of the year were equally

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I 0”' Age is no Bar to `