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GUSRDIAN

-Only remedies of yfgyélwd ;s pure §§‘§Y,f,’}

I pm- angtg gg" U

Coeitéllk about British

_We could deliver an or-

_ a_tlon on how quickly it re-

lleves.

You’lliind that ou will

feel lots better rlgllt away.

Gives satisfaction in every

case. 25c a bottle.

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore

P. S.-Foster’s Laxative ,.

Cold Cure leaves no after effect and cures in one day -25c box.

|rlIx\\\\\\\\m lass

llfg \

IIIIlf§\\““\\\

'Tf°ANrE>"

Wheat and 0als-We re-

quire 300 bushels wheat suit' able for Seed _or Feed. Also a large quantity Oats-both Whlte and Black.

Buckwheat and Barley-

We can handle good Barley, also Buckwheat, either for Feed or Seed.

We invite all farmers

having the above, for sale to see us soon.

_ Will Pay Highest Cash Prices

`F. J. Holman & Co.

Ltd. J

Charlottetown

B753thstu2w\ts

‘ .___ \

'ilu_i:§slnna| iilldgll

MORSON & DUFFY

Barrlsters and Attorneys

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada MONEY TO LOAN.

i I "_ _

A. A. McLean, K1... Donald McKinnon

McLEAN A McKlNNON

Iarrlaters. Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown

C. llobeod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.0.

McLEOD d. BENTLEY.

Barrlatara and Attorneys-at-Law

iiiices'-Bank of N. S. Chambers. Char-~

'_ iottetown. P. E. i.

WARBURTON A sl-tAw.

Barrlaters. Attorneys. Notary Pub-

lic, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal,

Samaria, Permanent Mortgage Corpora-

on. ~

Olllcss-Old Guardian Oiiice. Prawse

Block. Charlottetown. P. lil. i.

DR. CLIFT

' CHRONIC DISEASES

Victoria Hotel, Ch‘town, P. E. l.

OFFICE lgnugg-12 to 3 daily. Feesin ad

vauce. At iilce or Residence---85.00. Trea! mm Monthly--8l00.00

PERSUIILS

Charles I-I Clark. Victoria.

town.-V. -.

Mr. E. H. wright. merenunt','vl

toria, drove to Sumlnerside Thur

Curtis.-V. V- I. .

work.-V.

from Sydney Mines, to spend a sho

Mrs. W. Stanley.

route to the United States. While

Ramsey, Victoria. Street.

Among the persons from Victor

who attended the horse races held

Boswell, Harry Clark, Joseph M

att.-V.

now in her ninety-first year. The many friends of Mrs. Wright will re- gret to learn that she has gcen gra

Mrs. Emory P. Wood. of Edmonto

lilly morning on return home. M

wllo witll Mrs. McKay and their so

ter Albert ‘will o as far as Mon .re

through New England cities.

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Peter McDougall, George Forbes, Po Vernon; G. Henderson, Truro; A.

Henderson, Truro.

great. Guaranteed. Price 25c. Tl

George and Kent Streets.-MEtf.

‘TOM MY' HAS RELIGION;

London, who arrived here last ni ht

Stead, the noted British journalist,

at Auburn Theological Seminary at A burn, N. Y.

“The result of this war, from tl

Stead, "promises to be u. real nation regeneration. The British arm

'has ever been since Cromwell’s time. A common expression, even of the old standing army, is tllat now even sold- iers have become religions.'

"Rarely do the men go into the

trenches until they have offered prayers. I heard of several differ- ent companies that would not go into battle llntil after prayer, the men

ing them in prayer."

1 MUST D0 KITCHEN WORK.

FLINT, Micll., March 4.- Joseph

Celll was sentenced to wash dishes for his wifo for fourteen months by Judge Howard Weist in the Circuit Court here. Cell pleaded guilty to a viola- tion of the local option law. He told the court that he had been unable to get work for fourteen months. The -court then asked his wife if he did any work about the house. Sho said

he never helped her wash the dishes. Cell was allowed his liberty on proba- tion and nlust wash the dishes.

FOR CANADIAN MOTORS.

Arthur of Connaught for its president, and it headquarters at the Royal Au- tomobile Club, is interested in the question of automobiles made in the overseas dominions and is desirous o seeing them supersede the foreign product, especially German and Aus- trian makes which were formerly pop- ular in Great Britain. Considerable

when the council heard a paper by

1'.

the advantages derived by Austral

M . .

spentlling a few days in Charlotte-

adsl'

Ol’ Inst W60k-V- , front, is suffering from gastric ulste

BPB9. il 8961141118 I WW lily! ill Vic' battalion, ilrsii brigade, a Toronto re 1011!. the SUB!! Of MY- Gnd Mrs. P. H. iment, largely composed of member

of the Queen's Own Rifles. He wa

a few pleasant days' in Victoria, til

furlough with his parents Mr._ an

John A. Ramsey, of Suummerside, _

P, E. l., arrived in Truro on the 2nd en ` `

Truro he visited his son, Mr. H. W.

Leod, G. C. Holland and Abner How-

’llll lllallnlllll

1| .___

` M. I-ligginbotham, of Toronto, who a c- rived at the Queen's Canadian Mi

tary Hospital at Shorncliffe. from tb

necessitating surgical treatment. H

Miss Bernice Howati. Cine Trav- was second in command of the 3r

sick before leaving Salisbury. but

.. .. , . i`6~

Miss Sarah Harvey. Albany. spent fused to fall out, and when the battal-

6 ion entered the trenches ten days ag

sugst ot Mr. and Mrs. George Gamble. still refused to be left behind. lt wa

.1 I

4 only when the command was relieve

from the trenches at the end ot sl

get the tug ready for the spring’s suffering. Mrs. Higglnbothsm is wit

, him at Shorncllffe. ,

MF- Harry Stlllllei’ has arrived home trenches, Major Higglnbotham said ' -

rl the Canadians hardly had a look at Th-e s°c°“d half 5m\`l°l| 0” Very d the enemy during the six days before fast- “ch le”'m Playmg “lx men- Will”

they were relieved, and all the time tellded t0 make U16 Play fast. Title

it seemed as though neither side made Llmesmnea “""°"e hard I0 9”" t 9

score and on several occasions missed

the net by- inches only. About t e middle of the half McNair intercepted .- - a pass at centre ice and after a nice run down found the net for goal No. 2 for the Imps. i-‘rom this out the

to l

in Plhlmsh lil

Q. .___

ism and Production means increase

Mrs. Henry Lowther, Carleton; has Production alone; it means also im-

for the past couple of weeks been ill proved production. Neither does th Victoria at her old home attending ,phrase or term mean that anybod her aged- mother, Mrs. Mary Wright,1 assumes to teach anybody else ho

LONDON, March 4.-Major George

,-. li

,.8 which was won by the lmperials é a score of 2-0. Shortly after l0,,o’clock

It is not to be supposed that Patriot-

to conduct his own affairs. It is mere- ly founded on the lain and acknow-

' QUEEN.

Capt. and Mrs McPhee, Georgetown;

Mann, S. J. Mansfield, Sydney; G. W.

MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gres

PRAVER3; THEN GO TO iT

in England, alld the Puritan spir has seized the British army, according U0" 01' EUVOD9 d9Vl1SU1t0ll. llllil Sven to F. Herbert Steed of Browning Hall, Shillplng Chlllmels Cl0S6<l- We gfeiil

passenger on the steamship Baltic. Mr. Stead, a brother of the late W. T.

particularly the new army being or- ganized by Lord Kitchener, is now flll- will. must and always docs come to ed with the Puritan spirit as no army “S OWU-

ledged fact that nobody is so wise

(1.

ually declining for some time past,-V that nobody else can give him a hint

or suggestion of value ill some depart-

n, ment of his business. lt is always

Alta.. wllo has spent the past three possible to be too rigidly self-con- months in Summerside. the guests of tained.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay, left Sntur- Deflnlteness Aimed At.

- lt is claimed in some quarters that

Wood is a sister of Mr. A. S. McKay. the Patriotlsln alld Production Cam-

paign is being conducted on loo inde-

Master Albert, accompnuid tl t . Charlottetown. MTS. McK‘*l‘y anlglgqu; Unite lines. I`he bulletins obtainable

free on application to the Publications

l Branch, Department of Agriculture,

E l a

with Mrs* W°°d and Wlll l‘0l\ll‘ll Ottawa, treating each of one subject,

and written by acknowledged expert authorities, are especially definite. Readers in occasional cases may think they know as mucll as there is set down, or even that they know better, but to the vast majority there cannot

rt fail to be something helpful. At ally _ rate, send for the bulletins and see.

Value of Publicity.

Publicity is the strength of every

movement. it is characteristic of the

::Rexa|1 Com Tablets Wm qmckly Patriotism and Production Campaign

and easily cure that c0|d_the cost that the best is being done to shine in will be small and the satisfaction the glare Of the big White light- All

le known means are being utilized to t reach the people that they may be en-

couraged, not so much to extend as to improve production. it is unavoidable that prices should vary. This is not entirely owing to speculation but also due considerably to conditions of thc

NEW YORK, Ma,-ch 4____Nau0,,a] period. Of this one great fact not

religious regenerations is in progress 0"lY “S"i““1l“l”9-"SKB bill all 01215509

may be assured, that with ll large sec-

a output of Russia effectually blocked,

and production minimized by reason of the demands of war upoli man and

is beast, there must be for things Can-

ln this country as minister-in-residence adm" all UDWXIN H1111 ll D€l‘m11"0IltlY

“_ upward trend. Latterly, in some

things there has been a rush to lnar-

,e ket. consequent upon money tight-

religions point of v|ew,"- Bald M,-_ ness, which, with the curtallment of

ul facilities for shipment across the y_ seas, has led to a drop ill price) But

that can only be temporary. Demand

even insisting on their colonel lenti-

A Time For introspection.

There can be little advantage in

trying to value an ullpurchased fu- ture. The future will be just what we make it-what we earn. Now is the time for toil, for bloody sweat, for courage and good cheer. It is a time to take inspiration fronl the menlory oi our fathers, from the example of our million brothers who line the but- tle front-a time for each man to judge not his fellow, but to sternly judge himl-lclt'. I-lon. Arthur Mc-.ighen at Winnipeg. V

When “The Day" Comes.

Economists predict a boom ill trade

when'the war is over. increased and improved production now means ricll- es for Csnadlrthen. Markets are not won in a day.

Scope of The Campaign.

While the war ant: thc demand it

is causing for supplies, especially

dstu s, r n s the “i’a.triotism and Production" cam-

--_

Mi M Prausht. Pownal. IPB!!! E A E _ the vlzek :gl ln tbtr city. |MrsnlAR|bsA;éR|§l»3ss~roNs -

played in the Arena Saturday night

e Limestone Readers of Malpeque Road'

d Referee James Duffy started the gem

2 ,stone's efforts to score being in vain

h accident and had to retire; Smith

. the Limestones going off to evell up

score 10 in favour or the lmps

Limestones fought desperately

D y . The following were the lint-.\|p,,;_.

Goal

d W. Mullins Walsl

Poiout

9 H. McDonald Whitlock

y Cover Point.

Centre

Rover

Right Wing

J. McNair E. McAlee I.eft Wing

Notes on the Game.

James Duffy as referee, and Billie

their duties satisfactorily.

$ li U

Tho game, while not very rough

ollt.

1 ll U

were their stars.

i U ¥

tllat they are not novices as gon tenders.

S ll t

tures of the game.

U U U

The ilnps forward line played w together, and excelled their opponent

in combination. ` _ I U U

Manager George Stnnleyof the imp

manager. , _

cllallws

contested. The two champions Lou

ill which Tanton came out victoriou

after a very close contest in wllicl

a long time.

stands as followsz-

Ross . . . . . . . . . . 4% Woodman . 6 Mutcil . 41,5, Tanton 4 Lundie... Louson................-t Worthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...3

5155103!

D y 5 what the and will be. The contes

An exciting game of book was A ~ 4\"-,/I f A) V (D /éfll r ,_ _

between the “lmperials" of eillessrs. \ @/¢,,l.\ i@ I Z V

_ Bruce Stewart & C.. Ltd., and the _..-_A-A-`-~ » J ‘"2 ‘ »*;-Tir , ,

£‘;T;i;'_;' ___ _ ._ l -

by '

8_ For the first ten millutes the puck was

in the “ lmp’s " territory, the Lim

e- ‘ f l ' Y A

Walsh was “ Johnny on the spot " and e E .

0- turned aside several sure goals. but -

B after 15 minutes play Gregory sagged ‘

d the nets for the lmps for the first

score of the game. Shortly before _

M;-_ W_ M_ 3n0w_ Vtcgm-|a, capgam days that Major Higglnbonmm Wag half-time Vickerson, who had been '

of the Fred M. Batt, left Monday-to obliged to surrender to the physical Playlns 9' gre” same- mel with af; , , S l '

0 _ . Hundreds of Remnants .go on a e t

score but the bell rang leaving tie

lil .

Cape Traverse on Thursday afternoo lm H Wllllleffl b 2'0

last, were: Messrs. K. C. Holm, M. L.

Imperials Limestone ltosders

w Hobbs Smith

H, Stewart L. Wunnllcoti

LINEN DEPT.

In discussing his experiences in-the The be" "W3 1°' l‘“lf'"m9 Wm* the -

l. THIS MGRNING

AT A 9 3.' m. °

_ Remnants of many* useful kinds---remnants

Whlch economical housewlfes can make good use

of and which may be secured at a fraction of their actual value. ,

Remnants ol Towelings Remnants ol Grey Cottons 'Remnants of sheeting., Remnants of White Cottons

Remnants of Curtainin s Remnants °f cretmmes

J. Vlckerson D. Douse

V. Gregory G. Craig

Murlcy as judge ol' play performed

was i'ull of nllllor penalties handed

Tile Llmestones sll played good

hockey. hut Craig and Wannacott

Walsh and Mullins clearly showed

Hobbs' playing was one oi’ the fea-

was very busy after the game reciving congratulations for piloting his tcanl to victory. George, though small in stature, has " some " capability as a

The Chess fiends met at their usual

rendezvous on Friday evening, their regular night of play, and also for ll special session on Saturday. Owing 2. (‘ock o’ thu Wulk, vn- to several of the prominent fighters being incapacitated by the severe struggles oi' the past few days, .not so many games were played. ii' they were lacking in number however, the interest was more than sustained by the keenest with which they were

soll and Tellton had ll desperate fig lt

so that ex-champion Lousoll now has honor ol` being in command oi the rear guard. Mutch won from Woodman

victory trembled in the balance for

Tile second contingent showed up

ill greater i`orce. Several games were la ed by lllem, some oi' them worthy

ll Y - to rank among those oi' the veterans.

Tho score at the end of last week

3%- 4 5%

g it 1 tr' lar. S

Remnants of Art Sateens Riggglag gf lfflolmi

Remnants of Coverings Remnants oi Table Linens Remnants of Pillow Cottons etc, etc.,

COME EARLY

t and secure first and best choice-

.” _F‘1ll1

l - __,, ---._ _

1 Mr. Wln. Craswell and' driven

-by Mr. Alfred Gallant

4. Barney B., owned by Mr.

Stanislaus Doiron and drivcn by Dolroll

eu Tile ollicinls for this race

Starter, Mr. Joseph Doiron. Ju

S Messrs. Jas. Mutch, Joseph 15

and Bismarck Craswcll.

B Another matched race, this

Walk, proved very illtcresting were in doubt as to which faster. Their doubts were so ed away, however, for Mr. C

to be more tilull a lnzltch for ter Bed Bridge entry, winning

ing is the sumnlaryz-

1. Miss Dillon, entered and

driven b_v hir. Albert ('r:l1-l- well

torctl and driven by Ur. Mc- Kenna, __ ___ _

on, Judges, Messrs. Jollll Ford

- NOTES

' Admiral Sturdec is not

solno to keep up to him.

1 nr a s

makes very bud breaks.

li' ll K

Tho doctor's llorllc is u goo:

doubt, but he seems to have l

to give ll good nt'l~mll`ll. ol' hi ice.

Miss Dillon is a ' gocr' and

ure races.

A matched race with sonle would now prove very lnterc

There are ll number of games to be ::Harnlony‘s Glycerine *So

'hm he Caffled the Water “lid Wal- but foo ff e e the mai reason for la ed 'et and it is by no means sure rose and violet odors are as

t dainty us even the most p

. l't‘l<'v

paign, the subject matters discussed will he resumed on Monday night at people could possibly desire

have ll wider aspect than the imme- diate presenl. They mean the welfare

there will be no produce of quantity or quality coming from thence. They

. l

Wm “°‘ °“"' "°‘l“"°° °"°"Y °““°° f°> spectators assembled on nusncn lr; PAvol.owA "me lNcoMPAsAs|_E

g their ‘mm c°"°“mp"°“' but Wm be last Wednesday afternoon. to witness AT THE 'BOSTON THEATRE. -

compelled to purchase largely from

neutral countries. Great Britain above ,aces Mm m these pans this winter

Ml' Wm have to be fed and clad “nd in the first race four horses Admiral the Boston Tilt ntre for tht '

’ . , \ ~ » pn'-il st\\t~n

Canada being her largest, nearest and gturdeel Bm.ney_ C" Lena C_ ,md Bm. \

impetus was given the movement

New Zealand membe pointing ou

and New Zealand by the importation

7.30 at the usual place.

of the district, the collntry and the E l ., ll ll l f .

LONDON, March 4.-The imperial ,,|§"p,i,; ,‘;,.,',,2,‘;,‘:,“"|§u'§§;f,'f,,f°',,f;',1§;f_ U

MOU" Tf5“¥l’0ft- which has P\`l“°e countries engaged in deadly conflict,

Quito n lnrgo crowd of interests

what proved to be the most interestin

absolute ally, will have in great mea- ne B Bmned at the word ago.. I

sure t° furnish the newssmm' Nm' thgilrstllollt which as the two follow

will Great Britain be the only member

g or our Empire that Wm need what we lag), 3:12:31 ciorlxlslteed. ggnléraglgsltllr- still attracts, delights null

;m;ipr°d"l°°'l Nzw ¥e"'l°'“d 'md Aus' pursued by Barney C.,'who took sec- While “Ben-Hur" is a high

- 1 Canada ra °‘ Wl 59° 8 mp°"°“" 'Th“" and place. There was quite a strug-

62l-2-l5Mlmo ‘ °f m°t°" m“““f“°“"`ed “ - then, the markets are assured for ue betwee Bama B and Lena C for

and “mom-for gram' but also for t d pa , my wnn g y

_ __ __._- - ~-~ » y9”`5t°c0"l“-PWC'-l°al|Y f°|'9»" lime- hh- |c%l BB Z B | m b

" "fy “mel "‘"¢‘“~ in the mont

=L?t3e':_t°i)lf('if°;;i”l‘_° 'ine “lf;‘c9gl;‘1';p“°°' me heat Admiral Sturdee again proved

° °°"°°" himself too fast for his rivals Barnev hl1l\¢l~

The former visits oi' Mllc-,A

Co., (lornor Grout George un Streets.-MEtf. ~

tween Miss Iiillon and (loci

on cicu raswcll

fast pacer, Miss Dillon, prove(

ill three straight llculs. Tile

Oiiicinls-Starter, Mr. .losop

topller Exwortlly und Andrew

steady pacer, alld with al llltl training will make the othc

-Barncy B. is speedy ellou

tie loo much oi' the “rolld" to

tainly prove herself a winlle

outsldcr

tfukcs for 251'. The Mucl(iul\

il Kell

,quite as appreciative of this art.

A most varied and attractive reper-

toire will be presclltetl ul the iloston Tllcutrc, including bullets protlucvli ill America for the first tinlc this scnsoll. 'l`wo oi` these, “Steven Daughters oi' lllc Ghosl. King" and “i<`loru’s Awakcnillg," ure of thc l'uturi/stic school now in great vogue in Russia and (iL~rlllun_\', und both ot' tl type new ill this country. Two others, “Aulurilla" und “ilaylnoll- da," are highly draluntlc works, dc- pictiug well dcfilled and ronlullilv

seldoul given ln periorlllullccs of tha flpera, and is llellvc un attractive novo- lty “l’llppcll-l"cv" l“'l`llc l"ail‘y l70\l"). with its qunillt toy shop, lnecllalllcul dolls and other ingenious t'ollt:cpiioll_s, adds lfunlor null vi\'ar:il_v to thc list. “t'llopiniana" is tl pure exunlplc , of classic ballel, arranged by Milo, Pav- lowu and llcr ballet lllustol; M. (‘lu.~'.- lille, to lllllsic scloclt-tl from Ulloplll. The Motlcrn iitlllrooul Soirco displu_\'i~; thu llnlll'oo|ll tlallrt-.4 of today ue-' sialnlardizctl hy tllcsc artists. llesidcs this lisl oi' bullets, rl-pt‘l‘i.uirc of slxtv-flvv tlivcl'ti,'-iscnlcllis will bu pre- sented during the wcck. Matillt-cs will ho given \Vctlllcstltty and Saiurduy and thc pl'lt't-'s for ull pol'l'urlllullct-s will bc 2.“>l-_ 501', 751', $l.00, $1.50, $2.00 lllti $2.50.

0R\/ILLE HAROLD AT

B. F. KElTH’S. BOSTON.

The grcal Alliwivull Tenor i'l'olll tilt’

l‘vlllury (lperu llousc. Orville llarrold,

airs- thc wet-.k oi' Murcll Sill sllrrollndt-ll

\V_\'llll. Mr, llurrolll is funltuls nfl tll

'l l t~lu|ln~ollc" tile big e-ion hil nl

wllll l‘rcnllni lll this opporcli.-l. Ii

popular llulllbcrs. Walter (Y. Kelly

v lllrl-t' ~ltt=llt~s laid iv

stories. “Walpurgis Night" is a part I _

oi' Goullotl’s opt-ru, "l<`uu.st," but ist; OBJECT To WOMEN

hy at great bill of llclullillc attractions. int-.llllling \\-'zllivr (‘. l{cll_v und licssie ; the lrullcs, till- pcrcclllzlgc of mlilsl-

tr . . ` ' . .

lnull who luullc “I'|u l~`ulling ill Love

will ollcr an excellent progrulunlc ol'

` and other features will include Mc- Devitt, Kelly and Lucy, the piano movers and the actress; Ted Lorraine and l-luttio ilurks ill lively songs and dances; Lu Grohs, ill a European novelty; and thc Tuscano Brothers, battle axe jugglcrs. ,

iovclyn Nt-sliitt, assisted by Jack

i'lii‘l`ord, will ln: lllc llsudlincr at B. F. l{ci\ll'.=; 'l‘llcutro the wcck of March Sill. Seats may llc obtained one week in ll st-ries oi' lnodcrn .society tiullcelj.

,1-Ammo

rl-lean Joss.

` I.ONl)().\’, vin .\’c\v York, March 4.- Worrcspollllcllcc ol' the Associated Press.)--'l`lle proposals lo the ll'lld0 lunions nlndc by H. J, Tennant. M. P.. l'lltler Secretary oi' \Vsr, that the men llclp recruiting hy allowlllg women to take their places, is not received with t-ordiulily ily the labor lenders. To give wolncn iclnporury jobs, they rc- ply, would rt-suit ill serious inllustrinl troublc wilt-il the nlell were discharg- ed from the army. Already the en- uroachlllellt of wonlcn upon thc work of lu-ell has caused the trade ulllons considerable uneasiness. if wonlen were given thc jobs, another crisis, says the unions, would arise at thc end oi the war because of their nat- ural objcctlon to being turned out; or. what is worse, the mon having wives ill the i'uclol~ics, would let them rc- nlain as the supporlcl-s ol' the house- hold.

will llvud the bill nt ll. l~‘. Kcitlfs 'l‘l\c- Worltillglllell have not llllng back

ill lllv present wllr, and while lilo t-xuct llgllrcsl urv uvuiltlble for ull

nlvlll'-l ls known to bv lllgh ’l`lll~ dorlt lullort-rs lluvu ll l|uul'l<-r of llloll' llllln- llcrs ill lilo ul'nl_\'. null out of 46,000

ing khaki

thc Virginia Judge, comes irolu n long WHITE STAR LINER

run ut. tlll‘ New York Willler Gurdcll; and Bessie \Vyun, the Indy tiulllly ol' GREAT BRITAIN. vaudeville, has zl series oi' new and _-- catchy songs, with some benutii'ul NEW \'0ltl{, March 5.- The }Vll|l0 gowns. Bobby Mutillr-ws, Al Slluyll<»|Stur _-llcullwr Iinllic carrying 18,000 nlld tilt-.ir big company of prolly girls ions of war supplies, steamed froln Wm prcsvllt "llrcallllunll,“ ull illlugill- l this port for Llvorpool today. llcr

WITH SUPPLIES FOR

\lolnlllnlnlt-r, l‘upluln l ll illlnson,

utivu colllt-d_ in . ‘ ' ‘ » ` -. . spcctlvcly ill (lllinalowu, Egypt, and said thu! ns i`ur us llc is collccrlletl ht' the Bows-rv. A colllpnlly of lit-nllllllll would ily thc British ling nntwitllstnnd-

girls und llllllt-ers llsslsl i\‘lulillt-\\'.= nlltl ing iiorlllun :-illblllllrlllcs. Shayne, who arc two of thc illllnics'.l “ll was said tlult the llaltic carried colllcdlalls in vulldcvllll-_ Mrs. (il-nc( in lu-r hollis lil:-rt-llalltllso and food- liugllvs will nppenr ill Erignr Alia-ll 3 stllffs slllllcicllt to fill 1,500 freight Woolf's latest conlcdy, “Lady Gossip," cars.

Twitching of the Nerves

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Capacity audiences have boon nl

weeks to sue General Lcw 'ullutt~'~

years of stage existence,

v nlsny thousands at every perl'

merit in various ways that ll

meaning for it lays hold of t

° and scarcer Cattle cannot he bred ' -

' _ ' C. came in second with L C. thi d.

“ls” "ld _Pl“°°'| °“ me 'fmrket l" (ln this host Barney B. aptllllalllrerl to ‘be |0Wf1 “ml hm’ R“BSl““ lmllffi

one season, nor can horses, nor can R very probable third but t t n K

aheteil. hentce the demand folgacglon l’s break just before ,~eQ_c},|nsw;’}?,, 6,01; great success. and her follow

s ant. short, Callada's pp rtun - when he was passed b h

y Le C_) 'ph as increased to such an ex

ty is rm" MW' _ third heat was just a replmon of tits lllilvad 0f femflinlns llwrc

second. Admiral Bturdee winning first 0119 0|' W0 D"f°l‘m““‘“?“- 5°

_ done in the past. .she will tn

olace and iirst mone Barns C se

Then insure in good strong Sl°ck compan- “F” ond place and secollll monely. hllvhlice for an entire week of eight

iesnwhich never contest an honest claim such T _ fourth places respectively.

` as is represented by V . _ ,_ _ sum/lanv.

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instead of dangerous, sallvatlng Cal- l. Admiral Sturdee. own-

omel to |lv_en your liver when bllious, ed by Mr. James Stevenson hsadachy or constipatsd get n 10-cent 1nd` driven by Stevenson, 1 1 ,box of Cascarets. Thefltart the liver 2. Barney C., owned by ‘Lind bowels and straighten you np bet- Mr. Hubert Blanchard and ttlr thakrnasty Calnmel, w thout grip- driven by Blanchard 2 2

~_fnior making yfta_si_ekL'__ V 3. Lena C., owned by

' Lena (‘ and Barney B got third and “"9” beglnnlni M°“‘l“Y “Wh

lst, at the Boston Theatre. 'i‘

be the longest ballet -sesso has evcr had, and it is only by Mile Pa.vlowa’s stay of te

sian ballet for engagements

A evident _that America is fast

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. / , I V ,R ~ _: n drama, "ben-Her", Despite its fifteen _ HB

ave spec-

ially to do with stage illlls

n greater in its religious atnlosp

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nation and the emotions with

tio to Boston have met w

n days i

Chit-.ago this Winter, and hc four weeks at the t‘entu

1 ilouse in New York City. T

capitals of Europe each have

Q four lo len we-ck.; eariilyoar,

into such a condl-

tion that the , v , nerves twitch and I' '

lerk, and you have peculiar nervous sensations come over you there is

cause for grave , alarm. §"

E v e r y b o d y `

dreads the thought l -

of paralysis or _

loconlotor ataxin. IF V ` '

to look forward to

than helplessness. Sometimes it

times the mind is enacted. which far worse.

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N°"""“ " “'°"° sms. lwlsmlnan.

helplessness of body. and at other

The writer of this letter did not

know what to axpem, but fortunately began the use of Dr. Chaae's Nerve [ood in time to head oi! danger, and ‘I for 02.50. At all csalets.

Broken-down System

Now Entirely Cured-Never Used Any Medicine With

Such Benefit as Dr.

Headaches, sleeplessness and ner-

vousness are often very disagreeable, out when your nervous system gets

Cllase’s Nerve Food.

writes that sho was entirely cured of the old trouble. The lust paragraph proves thut thc cure wus illsting.

Mrs. John Mcldv-llnr, ll ilnrion

strc-at enst, ilamillon. lint., wrltt\l_t:- "1 was injured some yt-hrs ngo. and ihnt left ml- with n Lrokf-n~rlown nor- vous syslcm. I could not all-cp. and suffered from twitching of the nr-rvea and disagreeable nervous sensations.

"I then in-:gnu using Dr. Chant-'s

Nerve Food, nml can sail- that l never used any murllclni- that did me so much good: ln fart, l nm entirely cured of my old lrmlllls. The Nerve Food not only strengthened the nerves, lint also built up my ~\-stem ln cvcry way." 4

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McKellar wrltos conllrullng tu-r cure,

ll and states that she has had inquiries

from many pt-uple who had heard of the nv-nt benellls it-» --l»laine_rl- f_ro1n Dr. Chnse's Nerve I-*M-l,

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