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t _,\ horse oftenneeds n ` Oni.; as well;-_ls doesa man L It his hair is stiff and Udirty looking. his move- .‘ ments slow and tired and higeycf; dull, he iS not in ` good condition. -

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SUPREME COURT.- The Supreme

court inet yesterday morning at il a. mu and Hdlourned for one week. `

s. s. Pnmcs EDWARD.-The clu-

gfilry steamer. which left. George. ‘Oulu at 7 oclock yesterday morning .t c ed in Plctou at 12 o’clock noon.

1(mP<;I\;t;ié5tna]rtlurEgERs-Misses nil- amon ith n (ll nu Gordon ` are for '$5 9 Um SPS on the programme _ . morrow evening in K. of (1. l-lull. 3o2+l-slvilll'

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.-The

;;';>lIir1§i‘y fiieetingc: the city school wh il was_held last evening in the - _ 00 Boald ofllce at 8 o'clock. Those present were the Cilulrmun, Mr. Smiw B'O~nM°Mllll1il. Mr.. Gordon, Mrl John. ‘_ "ml MV- R0€ers. Also prin- "’|’"1’i_S€lN¥iflli. Johnson and Frnllcis. 21,; 'bealnup reported that a. Flower ;_mqii4 -ivnglulidonlesrthaia ctr, the had _ ly le pup s ‘R2 she idly Schools in the Prince instala es l/oilege Hanan the 23"! rl- ` _lt ant asked that the Schools ‘ "hc 0" that ‘lily at noon. 'I‘l1e re- "l""~"t “-'HS granted. A number 'of \iil_ls were read and ordered to he Iiulti. Tile following standing (tom. ;l"_"ie°f‘ TQ? UIC' Year were appointed: ‘llllillce (tonlrillittee-Dr. Jenkins, Mr. ,t_.ordoli alul Mr. Rogers. Properw Volllnlittee-l\'lr. Smith, Dr. MeMillail and Mr. Johnston. I)iscipiine Colll. ntittee-Dr.l Iiiclvllillan, M.r_ Gordon “W1 Mr- iiosers. 'llhe visiting com- lllit.tecs fr.-r the month are West Kent Svhvvl. Dr. Mclvlnlnn and Mr. nc- l-'1_'“`S- Queen Square School, Mr. (lortloll and Mr. Johnstol1_ p,.im.e 2:l'lf`f;L S"h0Ql- lil". Jenkins anti Mr. ‘\_|_.' '_- RL-I'lil0|‘tl Sfluilre Sriltlol. l l. (lortioll und Mr. Smith,

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I PERSONALS I ‘

\ l’riynt_o' lIl_irace vlliggills of the C.4G’.` li-lliiiix. is visiting his hollle in bullllllelslde.

Mr. llarolll Palmer. city, was among

l'=l>='>i0l1i’l¢=i't<i wllo arrived .in George- town by the cal*-t'cl‘l'_v on Suturdny_

Mr. liltlward Shaw has arrived from

Wosterll Canada alld is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Hearlz, City.

Mr. ' Willialll Dalziel. student at

(2_lit§£l£s llnlversity has arrived' oil a \-*lsr o his homo ill this city.

I Miss _Emma Gaudet, head milliner .lllll tleslgllel‘_lol‘ Mrs. J. J. McDonald, hlonctoll. arrived lil the city Saturday 'iight iff iiriend ii few days at hcl- home I

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Acting Sergeallt-Major E. A. P.

f‘;l:'r ot'_thc‘ Rockllezrll Military Hospi- lul. llllllfax, has arrived in Cllarlotte-

;.'~\\‘ll to spclltl ll furlough at his llomc l\‘l‘t". _

"'>i'Ii0i‘i|l llruco Stewart :lull llzlilco

t'ul'pol'ul Jack l"raSel‘ of the Royal t‘:ln1ld1all Regiment, I-Inlifax, arc -*ilolltlillg a furloll h nt. their hom s i

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iler many friends. will be sorry to

lfiurll oi' the illness of Mrft. (Rev.) R. G. Fulton, ill Chatham, N. B. Rev. Mr. Ii‘u‘lton crossed by the Chi' I<`e'rry- ylisicrtl ' ~ , -

Mrs. (C11Iltnill) William Gordon of

tleorgctolvn was- ill the city Sunday visiting hcl' dnllghtel' Miss Sylvia. llurt~lu nt. the i_’rince lihlwnrd Islttlld ltospitui. Miss Gordon has been very ill for the past. Ilvo wcck:-i lint. ls now t-ollvztitiscellt and nxpects to lcllvc ft:-l' holllo shortly. Another nurse Miss l’nllt-ilel' wllo has ulso been ill, is now oil Ihr: rout] to recovery.

_____,_________. Sweet innocence

Voting Wylln was sitting olit a

tinllce with a charming young wonlan.

“Do you approve ot' these new dan-

t-efs-the tango, and fox-trot, for ill- stnlice`?" he asked. '

"No, rl llon`t," she replied. “\Vhy,” silo explained, "it's really

more hugging set to music.'

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i.- there illiollt that you tlon't like?" "'l`ho nlilsir-." rvplletl thc fair one.

IN MEMORIAM _

Mas. c. c. Monmson. _

lt is with sincere regret that the

tlouth of Mrs. Surah McL. Morrison. wi-llliv ot`.iho lute C. C. Morrison, of I1‘llit. River, wllo died in Charlottetown .\‘nt.urtlily lllorlilng, is rece.-rded. Mrs. lllorrison had been in rather delicate health i`or some years, -but up to the middle of last week, seemed unusual- lv wcll. The end came us a sur-

'lrise to her friends, of whom she had lllally, both in Charlottetown and ill the country. Since her husband's flclith, nearly two years ago, she had been living here. Mus. Morrison wus li. high type of woman. - She' was most intelligent, and was well read und infornled on Bfgreat variety ol subjects. lil fact it has been very seldom that we have mot one who was better informed than rshe wns, and she possessed the shrewd common sense oi' her race. Like so malty of the des- cendants c-1` the old Selkirk settlers in llelfast, she was an enthusiastic Scotchwonlnll -rind in no less a degree, sn enthusiastic lover of Canada and' P. ld. island, the land of her birth.. whore she had 211161112 il lift-1'ill¥1e Of much happiness.

For many years Mr. and Mrs. Mor- rison lived at Flat River, where, to' us the' homely expressioll ol' pioneer,

the outside of the door. Kindly to an extreme, they united ln themselves the warm hospitality of their mother- i-lud with that for which F. E. I-sland

has been proverbial. lt was s. dellgit' tc- spend an evening in their gen 1,, luntlly nlla intelligent company- Many n friend "in both town and country will mourn her. Her ihemory, with that of her husband. will long be green in their hearts. Truly it C8-ii be said that with her demise li godd' woman went to her reward. »

The remains were taken to Eldon Saturday aftemoon. Wh°\`° 0" 9‘“id°Y

Mullen and Mrs. T. Campbell.

gramme has been prepared, and r

evening. , 3024-2-6M1l

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lnerly of the N. B. and P. E. I.'Co ference, now of Saddle Lake, (Alta. is ill Toronto General Hospital rec verillg from ia, serious case of chron

has given himself with ullspnring d

his cure. but C-1* settlers throughout

ol-tlainetl Protestant missionary.

THE GHAPERONS at the Whist

and Social in the K. of C. Hall to- morrow evening will.be Mrs. P. S. Brown. Mrs. tDr.) Conroy, Mrs. J. S.

freshments w'lll be served during th

nppeiulicitls. Two days after th

opeiriltion he was reported ns makin

.salt sfactory progress, and complete __ recovery is confidently expected. As masses' SV"i"gFiem' Lf" 8' $1"’ missionary ill Saddle Lake. lndian|,M\`S- il- T- Wright- Mlddlefull- M359- Mission, Brother Seller for tell yenrc $15; tliecelvetl throllgll .lollll Aluicr-

lilfge urea in which he was .the onl

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days. the latch string always hung onf_

li0'I'El. __Al\_RlVM.S

VICTORIA HOTEL.

A. Symoils, Toronto.

Prellter, Toronot. .l. A. Swinfortl, Ottawa.

A. Seers. Montreal.

I-larry Rich, Chathunl, N. B. Harvey Mitchell, l~`rederict0n, N_Il. Fred ilonunloilt, Montreal. t‘. l.. Marlon, Montreal.

N. Dorer. Molltretil. . \\'. H. 1'. Irving, Cape- 'l‘ro.verso. Il. Sairumboise. Ottawa.

A. P. Prowse, Murray I-lilrllor.

Alex. McLeod, ilamilton.

if.

:_:CAPS, CAPS, CAPS.-Just arriv-

ed a largg quantity of early Spring caps all tho latest styles alld colors. £o|nilllr prices. ' Prowse Bros., Lid.

Hllillil

A game of hockey was played in the

Arena Rink yesterday afternoon het- wcen Grades V. and VII~. of West Kent School, the score being Ii-o ill favour of Grade Vli.

The following was the line up.

GRADE V. GRADE VII.

' Gt:-al.

lilly Johnson J. Williams Poillt. .l. 'l‘urno\° 'l‘.' Davies

t_‘_ Point.. _

ll. Ross Il. -Jenkins lt. Wing.

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Centre. A. Cudmore E. l\'lcDonlllri Rover.

I.. lice-rs

L. Lune

Nerviline Ends Neuralgia,

ny ‘cn mute to Chatham. Q Brings Relief lnnantly

N0 FIEMEDY- LIKE OLD “NERVI- L|NE" TO CURE PAIN OR SCRE- NESS.

Thnt terrible ache-how you fairly

*eel with it-that stabbing, burning leuralgia- what misery it causes. Never mind, you don’t have to suffer --use Nervlllne, lt’s a sure cure. Not :ul experiment, because nearly forty years of wonderful success has made al name for Nerviline among the peo- ple ol' many different nations. “There is nothing speedier to end Neuralgic lleadnche than old-time "Nervi1ine,”' writes Mr. G. C. Dalgleish, from Ev- anston. “It _is so powerful and pene- trating that it seems to eat up any pain in ti minute. My family couldn't get along with out Nerviline. We al- ways keep the 50c. family size bottle handy oil the shelf, and use it tc end t-host colds, sore throat, coughs. ear- liclie, toothaclle and pnin in the buck. My wife. swears by Nerviline. For t-rllinps its effect is astonishing and wc lielieve it is better and apeedier than miy other household family remedy-" 25c per bottle.

Fight W'inter’s V Frost With a Chamois Vest

rail

These strong. warm cllnmois

vests of ours _are really better protection frolli the cold than an extra collt. They “PB light- good fitting, very convenient and give warmth right where it is required-at tho chest and

back.

All sizes here, for women and

men at $1.50 up

Hot Water Bottles

Guaranteed to Wear Weil and Last I-,008

_ Our hot water bottles are made from best quality rubber, very strong, absolutely unleak- ablo and thoroughly tested.

The better grades are guar-

anteed for two years and long- er, according to quality. Price .. $1.00 up

i The 2 Macs

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eP|..eNo|o Pnoemimms.-F The 11|" N0' 64'

Committee in charge of the Wh st and entertainment in the K. of C. Hall Previously acknowledged:-$16,833.03 tomorrow evening, has spared no pains to make 'lt an"enjoyable affair _J. I), Stewart, City, $24; W. F. Les- f°r all who ritteiid- Aeiileiidiil iii<>~ ne. st. Peters Bay, sl; linlor small-

°' wood, St. Antlrew’e. $11 Brace. M01- 6 Kay Co., Ltd., Sumtnerside, $300; J-

J. McDuff, City, $5; tRec'd through

ol= |.ocAt. INTEREST.-Rev. John W- W- S*°“‘°Y’

A. Seller B.A. of Mount Alliso for-

High Bunk Poll, $2; Collecteti by

Wm. Grant. (addltionill) »

), Alex. Richards, $2; P* William Duffy, /Roatlmastcfs Fund. lc $2.50. e Receivedfrom Mrs. John Iiyndmnn, g account The Bethel and ()n\vilrtl ilillle

e- son) Kenneth McKay, City. $10:

""”i0“ to meet me SDlI‘i!llB~l needs. Collected through thc Daughters of not only of the people directly under me Empire' $50_ as f0||0w,_,;__

5 ucv. 'l‘. il. num, D. D, $50; y Miss Grace E. Dutcher, City, $3;

(Dec. Jail. & Feb. Payments). Char- lottetown Selling Agencies, $5; (Feb. Payment) W. H; F. Gill, City, $5; (Re-' 'uc-lvctl throtlgll E. A. Foster) l~‘rllncis lt‘ook, Ileile River, 751:; .

Collected ily 'l‘. J. Furlless, Vernon River, $133.30, as follows:--

I.. C. I-laydeu. $5; 'l‘. J. 1<`urness, $5; Jus. L.1Russ. 75c; Peter Mclsaac,_30c; 'i`l_los_ Valley, 25c; Watson I-Iuntley, 5411-.; 'l`hos. Hynes. $1.50; 'l‘hos_ P. ltitzlinrds. $1.50; Jas. 'l‘. Cullllls, M. D. |255; Goo. li‘. McMill:lll, $2; John Ross, $2; I). J. M1:I)oilultl, $2; Geo. McDon- ald, $1; John A. ltlcliartls, $5; Wm. .\i<:Millull. $5;.ltollcl't Wood, $2; Pat- rick Hayilell, $1; Chas. MeEachcl-ll, $1; Frank Jenkins & Sou, $5; Ed- ivurtl Collillgs, $3; I’. I1). Coatiy, $1; iiollald J. liicilnliulil & Soil, $3; Put- rick (jalrlls, $1; Bcnj. Mciiollllltl, $1; John l3_ McDonald. $2; 'l`hos_ Mt:l.c-un, $2; Wm. Carver, $1; iiollcrt (Zotltly, 1 $1; Martin I-lylles, $1; Chas. McMillan. $2; Wm. Tobin, $1 ; ~Johll A. McMillan, $1; Jas. Curley. $2; Mrs. P. M. Broth- ers $1; Frank McDonald, $2; Angus l\IcDonald, $1; John Green. $1; Lester tiiaytlen, $1; Owen Sullivan, $2; Am- brose Sullivan, $2; John M. McLeod, $2; P. J. Murphy, $5; Patrick McKell- uu. $5; Robert Furness, $5; Jollii C. .\icDollaltI, $3; Daniel W. McLeod, $5; Mrs. Wm. I1`l'aser. $1; William I~`rascl', $1; Wallace Drake, $5; Pearley Drake $5; John l1`. Hayden, $5; Percy I<‘. A- corn. $3; A. R. Mutlt.\v_ $1; Jos. I~‘§ Mcllollnltl, $2; Hurry Wood. $2; Pc- tcr tfairns, $1; W. (‘, Suiith, $1.50; Naztllallit-1,ivozltlicrble, $1; \Vui Iiunt- 1cy.' $1; ~

'l‘ot-ul collected from Murray liar-

bor Pull, $408.15.

Collected by E. J. Lulllstlcll-, Mllr-

rzly iflurbor, $50; as 1`0llows:~-

l~1. J. Lumsiieil, $5; Caleb Jordoll, Sr.. $5; Henry A. Brown, $2; John Lela- t-ileur, $1; Capt. S. Dowtlridge, $5; Mrs. W. Slluram, $5; Jus. Lebacllcllr, Sr., $5; John llill. $1; Jus. Il. Brookt-l, $2; Percy White, $5; Mrs. W. W. Iler- ring, $1; Morgilll King, $2; Willsioe Illllnll, $1; L_ Il. lil"cli:llll, $2; lsnuc lt. |i’|‘o\vsc, $3; l~`rallk Jtlcksoll, $1; llor- uvv liydc, $1; llnllI'tll'ti liell, $2; Mil- ton J. White, $22; 11'. W. llcl.lii'_ilelil',$5; ilunry .iortltlll, $2;

Colletctctl by William liicllonuld,

:lccolillt Mul'|':|_v i'inl'llol‘ Poll, $113.0() as t`ollows:»-

Augustus Brellllnu, $1; Frcd McLeod, $1; Arthur White, $1; Ebel' McLeod, $1; Samuel McLeod. $1; Ilicllard Mur- ley, $1; ll/Irs. John 'l‘. .\'lcollo, $1; Pres toll S. Prowse. $3; Bellj. H. Selica- buugll, $2; Henry F. Sellcabaligh, $2; Jas. M. Silnmin. $43 U. A. Ilortoll, $5; Mrs. .lollll Gnsboy. 50c; Miss Jessie llrollullt, $1; _John l\lur-_lloll, $1; Dun- icl liurris. title; J, Illllurti, 5011; Jollil lt. ilurlcy, $1; Wnl. Cooper, $1; A. l’. Prowsc, $25; W. II. Prowse, $25; Wm. l<‘. Prowse. $5; A. S. Prowse, $5; Jos. llcll, 50c; Silas Ctiddy_ $1; Wm. Keep- ing $4; Loren J. Iluell, $1; H. L. Ma- clloll, $2; Mrs. .lohll t`_airnf,`$1; J. W. llicltartls, $1; J. 1*. llrellllziu, $1; Du- vltl C. Herriiig, $2; Mr. and Mrs. Mat- tllcw Grntto, $1; Mr. :llld Mrs. Geo. Mubcy, $2; Colenlilll Kirby, 50c; ls- utic Kirby, $1; Idrilcst Kirby, $2; Hell- ry Sliaram. $5; . _ Collected by Chas. Jordoll, A-l' Murray I-Inrbor Poll, $107.55, as fol- lows:~~

Mrs. Jiillie A. Buell. 50c; IG. M. .lor- <lon_ $2; Caleb J. W. Jordon, $1; Per- ley Harris. $3: John B. Davey, $1; Mrs. John l\'icollc, Il0t'_; A. A. Purcell, 1101;; Harris Jordon, 25c; Albert Juilli- son 50c; Watson Bell, 50c; Benj. Beck

Mrs. Anllic I-Illrrts, 50C: Wm. Glover, 50c; Thos. Gosbee, Sr., l'l0c; W. J. Ni- coile, 50c; lildward Glddlugs. 75c; Wm. F. Brclluut. $1.25; Chas. Jordoli. $1; Luther Jordon, $2; Chas. C. Mn- chon. $2; Warren H. Brehaut, $1; Pill- lip G, Strickland, $2; John P. Beck, $2; Alex. McLean, $2; Chas. Brooks. $2; Hammond Nicollc, $3;Wm. J. Bull $2; Le Bert Machon. $4; Ernest Bell, $1; Fred White, $2; Mungo Fel‘8uson, $1; Jas. Nlcolle. $2; David Glover, $2; Henry E. Brehaut, $2; John Phillips, $1; Benj. V. Beck, $1; John E. Wins- lne. $1; F. C. i.eLncheur, $5; Thos. R. Davey, $1; Hiram Hyde, $2; Percy Le- Laclleur, $4; Wm. S. Beck, $1; Bart. & Jas. H. LeLscheur $5; Jos. White,

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‘='---..¢;f~,_`__ ' m _¢ t b -her husband »

"5 ""?;‘.:-.T W ;ti'e"(;'ond;'sI:cre’? :inthe ,line old Eldon J. _ ‘

mraogyygf hgr kill! Ind king _,_ ' ` " " ` g

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50c; David Bell. 250: John lllsllop, 250.

Howe, $1' T. Fred Davey, $5' Hedley Penney, $1; Peter Brehsut, $2; John H. Davey, $4; Alex. McKay, $2; Mrs. Sarah Murchison. $1; W. T. Bartlett $2;- Bart. J. Beck, $3; '

Murray Harbor Poll, $83, as follows:

Geo. lrvlng, soc; P. R. Billard. $2: Geo. McLeod, $1; J. W. Daley, $1; J. A. Gordon, $1; M. Herring, 25c; Mrs.

Jas. McKenzie, $1; Captl E. Chapman, $1; A. Chapman, 50c; Jas. Hume. $1;

don, $5; Aticharil Jordon, $1; Bellj. Jordoll, 25:1; J. A. McKenzie, $1; Capt.

50c; Joshua Jordon. $1; Jas. McNeill 501:; Robert Miller, 50c; W. T. Irving. $1; Peter Irving, $1; ilenj. Grullam 25c; Capt. lt. Coliooll, $2; II. P. (‘o- llooll, $2; Capt. ll. (‘oilooll, $2; lsnllc Stewart, $1; W, W. McKay, $2; Wil- lard Graham. $1; Nat Irving, $1; W. D. Irving, $2; 'i`llos. Gosbee, 50c; J. lt. Penlly, 50c; Robert Penny, $1; A. I). McDonald, $2; Milton -McDonald, $2; Vere Penny, $2; R. W. Pelllly, $2; L. J. Beck, 500; Mrs. Ii. Beck, 35c; W. S. Hugh, $2; Arch. McDonald, $5; Mrs Arch. McDollal<l, $1; Miss Atldlc Mc- Dollilld, $1; John McDonald, $2; Wm.

S. White, $1; Geo. I. Beck, $3;

Joseph Baker, as follows:- - I~`. II. Deacon, $2; F. W. Taylor, $5; S. li. Coil-its, $5; J. S. Walker, $5; John Malone $5; J Roy Iiurlls $5; Jolln'1’ay- lor, $5; Mrs. Artenlus Burns, $5; J. Davis Sclliirlllull, $20; isazlt: Lidstolle. $1; J. lt. Lewis, $2; J. N. Proflti, $1; John McGill, $1; Jas. Clow. $2; Colin Reeves, 500; Frank Reid, $1; C. D 'l`uylcl~, $2; J. E. Cairns, $2; Mrs. R. B. Auld, $2; Wm. Lewis, $1; L. H. Mc- ii‘ill'latle, $1; Leslie Sinlillolls, $1;

Orwell Cove Poll, Collected _by D. I)

l\’lcI.eotl,, $80.50, ut-l l't>llows:- Joseph Mcliuc, 50c; Mrs. D. Gillis, 50c; Mrs. Catherine Jackson, 50c; A. Gillis, $1; Mary A. Mel-tae, $1; Mrs M. W. Gillis, $1; Mrs. A. J. McLeod, $1; Mrs. Neil Gillis, $1; Wm. Gillis. $1; Angus Stewart, $1; Dave Stewart. $1; Capt. T. J. Craig, $1; Mrs. J. S. McDonald, $1; W. D. Gillis, $1; J. A. Mllrchison, $1; H. D. Gillis, $1; Wm. Greenwood, $1; A. J. Nicholson. $1; H. A. l\lcDollald, $2; Jos. Power, $2; A. lt. l\lcDollald, $2; D. J. McLeod, $2; L. R. ings, $2; J. T. McPllersoll, $2;

ll. J. McDoll‘ald, $2; D. W. McPherson, $2.50; A. B. McDonald, 2.50; ll. W. Gillis, $2; P. A. McKenna. $3; J. E. Zilcllollulli, $3; W. 1).' McLeod, $21; Mrs. Will. Drceillll, $4; J. J. Mtlrrissey, $5; li. lt. McDollilltl, $5; D. Ii‘. l\’IcDoilalti, $5; l"runk Rooney, $5; A. S. McDon- ald, $5; I). D. l\lcLeod. $10;

Orwell Cove Poll, Collected by Jus.

Jenkins, $150.50, as follows:-

D. A. Nicholson, $5; J. A. Nicholson, $1; Mrs. Wm. Smitll, $1; C. 'A. Nichol- son, $2; Joilll Roolley, $5; Mrs. John Grnllt, $3; C. D. Nicholson, $1; Wil- fred Mcileall, $1; C. M. Nlcllolsoll, $1; Albert .\'icholsoll. $2; Donald McKell- zic, $5; (‘upt. J. A. Nicllolsou, $5; liiinr-:lil McKcllv,ic, $2; Jus. Jenkills, $4; li. J. Nicllolsolt, $5; licrbcrt Mur- till, $1; .\'ormall Nicliolson, $5; Jas. Dllllll, $11; Mulcoilii Smith, $1; .ini-t. Mclielllla, $3; Geo. M. Gill, $5; l<`r:lllk Coudy, $4; Robert Pcckillghilnl, $2; A; Morl'iscy, $1; Cllas. McKellllzl, $2; J. G. McPllcrsou, $5; Chas. Gillis, $10; Robert (!ook,*'$5; Mrs. John Nicholson $1; .Iollll Biggs, $2; John Mcllellull, $5; Jos. Griffin, $2; l\lichael Griffin. $1; Jas. Griffin, $2; l-I.1.\'. McEaclleril, 500; Capt. D. McDougall, $2; Her- man l\lcDougall, $2; M. G. Anderson, $10; .Iohil McLeod, $2; Miss M. A. Miirtill, $10; .lolin P. Martin, $5; Alex. Mcliougull, $2; Finley lvltzlducllcrll, $5; Illlilcull Mc'l`uvisii, $2; D. l<`._(til- lis, $5; lltlt|cl'i<:k Mcl’llct':-toll, $2; N. (I. lvl<=l’licl'soll, $5; Daniel Slnith, $1;

Total subscriptlolls from pllbllc Lo

date $18,087.23. ’l‘lle followillg subscriptions were nckllowletigetl llnllcr wrong nantes.

In List No. 55). id. S. Perry, $2;

should have read Edwurtl Skcrry. $2; Ili List No, 58, Frailcls McDonald. $5; should have rentl, Rev. Francis IvlcQuaid, $5;

We would like the public to note

that owing to the fact that many of the sigllatilres ure illegible, having been written ill pencil, or smudged to some ext'ent, that it is almost impos- sible to get every subcrlbers nflmo col'l'ectly.

ll. W. lllNN`i.\'t-it

l~lo|lorary-'i`rcusurcr.

|.lS'l‘ N0. 05. l‘l‘eviollsly ncknowlctlgctl. $18,087.22.

'|`ot;l| <-oilcctell t`l'titll Melville Poll,

$2021.10.

Collcrteli by J. ll. Mcii`nrlnne, Mel-

villc Poli, $1147.00. ns follows -- Wnltcr Boer, $2; Catilorillc M. Mur- clllsoll, $1; 'leorge D. McKay, $1; Chcstcr»Io‘. Shaw, $1; Hector K. Mc- Ncili,_$l; Wesley McNevin. $1; Geo. H. Bell, $2; Johil Gfinmiill, $5; Jas. A. McKay, $5; Joilll Mcllc-oil. $5; .luck H. B. Dixoll, $5; Wlllillln Inman. $5; Beecher Inman, 60t-.: Win. (`. illmnn, $2; David I<`erguson, $1; Peter 1). Ferguson. $1; (`hurlcs lure. ‘$1; Warren lllnlnil, $1; Mnrcus Fclrgustlli, $1; Fred M. illco, $4; Wm. Il. Inman. $5; Lewis J. ’l`aylol', $5; Gco. Farrow, $5; (‘hus. lnmnn. $1; Arthur D. Iii- man, $1; Jnscpil luec. $1; Dnlllel Dart. $1; Albort ii. Beer, $4; Alfred Cameron, $4; lllrs. Wm. Matheson, $1; John J. M<:Kiiy. $1; John McNe- vln, $1; Russell Boyce, $2; Lorne P.

Higgins, $2; Nell K. Show, $1; Don- nld-Campbell, $2; J. N. Mcilenn. S1; Id. C. liolnl. $2; Dilgald McKinnon. $1; Donald McLean, $1; D. l1‘.McNetll, $1; Nolll Shaw, $2; Angus McLean. $1: J. D. McFarlane. $4; Walter Inca, $2; John McKay, I3; D. _C. McLean, $3;

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A. McK.ellzie, $1; A. McKenzie, $1; .

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time, beforethe Spring rush begins.

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TENTH CHAPTER OF The Secret his Submarine The Film Novel of the Hour

The Bliss of Ignorance

'All Absorbiog Drama f

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Bus sellers

JNUTICE----iii t¥f.‘1T.¥..§l2‘§£?"' Fe“‘“'° Mis'

Owing to the Theatres on the Mainland having

the Shielding Shadow advertised for certain dates

it was impossible to hold i

t longer than one day. A

New Picture will replace it on '1`oday’s Program.

Watch Evening Papers for announcement as to

whether “THE ETERNAL GR[ND” will be shown.

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I~‘rcti Cumpllnll, $2; ilccttlr McKay. $5; Jas. Mt-Klly. $5; Muicolrll Mc}’llzlil. $5; Rllntlcl‘it;k J. McKilliioil. $5; John t‘. Mt~.\'eviil. $71.; David liollll. $5; D. J. Cnlllpllcil, $11

Collected by James Gorman, lilci-

ville Poll, $05.50, as follows:-~ Chas. Woods, $1; 1~`l‘allcis lilultllcy. $2; Sylvcstcr Molluglliill. $1; 'I`lltn,. !‘.i=i-V lolle, $2; Geo. l)iinst'ord. $2.50; Fred

Dullsford, $1; Patrick 'l`t'aint>l', $1;! John 'i`r:linor. $2; Peter Malone. $2;

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William t‘rcanrel‘, $1; Wnl. McFarlane $5; Muictilul Bell, $2; J. W». Villett, $1; Leo. l~‘. l\1cGiiiguil, $1; Win. l_ll‘nti- icy, $1; l’iiilip Monllgilull, $1; Jus. Mil- lolle, $1; Dominic l\’Icl)onillll, $1; idil. (‘arl'agllar. $1; F. R. Monaghan. $1; Jost:-pil McAvill, $1; Frallcis Bl‘adle_v, $1; Chun. Mcl{cnlltl_ $1; Jollll Illlugh- cy, $2; Patrick Trllillor_ $1; Jus. Mc- lielllln, $1; Mrs. Frallcis llognn, $2; .lus. E. l\icQuaid. $2; Chas. Mollllgliml.

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ALL ONE SIDE WAS COLD AND POWERLESS WHEN SHE BEGAN USING DR- CHASE‘S NERVE FOOD.

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A dead 'nerve cell can never be re-

placed. lil this way it is different to other cells ot' the human body. But feeble. wasted nerve cells can he re- stored, and herein lies hope.

In this fact is also a wni'nlng to

take note oi’ such symptoms as sleep-

less-lnoss tiiul _loss oi' energy and nm-| bition, and restore the vitality to the nervous system before some form of helplessness results.

Nervous prostration. locomotor

ataxili and paralysis are the naturnl results of neglecting to keep the nerv es in healthful condition. The use of Dr. Chaso's Nerve l<`ood_ when you suspect there is something wrong, will soon restore vitality to the ner- vous system. and thereby prevent ser- ious devclopnlents.

Mrs; Merritt. Nichols, lt. R. No. 3

Dundalk, Ont., writes: "i tnko plea- sure ln writing to tell you the great hnzleiit I have derived from the use

of Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food. I was so nervous I could not sleep, and lounri it hllrti to get my work done nt all, but having no help at the time, had to do the beet I could. Fin- ally my left ilrm became powerless nnd_colil. and this continued to get worse until my whole side was af- fected, llesd and oil. I decided- .to try Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and the first box helped me so much that i used several, and believe thot this treatment saved ine from having a paralytic stroke. lt has built me up wonderfully. and I can recommend it most heartily, believing that if more Nerve I-‘ood were used there would be much less sickness." _ *

Dr. Chase’s Nerve I-‘ood cures-‘ ` in

nature-'s wuy by nourishing tllefee- iile-. wasted nerves back to health and vigor. Fifty cents a box. alldenl rs, or Edmanson, Bates & Co, Limlae, Toronto., _,_ ___ _

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