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' While the wea- thei°..is.flne and the roads good is the

time to lay in a good supply of good oal, later on t~here’1l be storms _ and then you’ll_W1sh you had taken our advice.

We have a big

stock of the very best Coal and Wood.

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fTEI..LS COURT MARTIAL

KAISER IS A RASGAL.

AMSTERDAM. January i0.- via

London. January 11.- A despatch to the Telegraaf from Brussels saye a court-martial at Liege has sentenced the retired Belgian General Gustave Fife and Lieut. Gille to life imprison- ment on a charge of assisting 350 young Belgialls to reach Holland alld join the Belgian army in France.

“The general at the trial." the cor-

respondent adds, "asked for a death sentence. saying he disyiked imprisoll~ ment, ,lie told the court that Emper- .o'r William was a rascall. The general was sent to Glatz. Prussia, to the same prison where burgomaster Max ol' Liege, is being held."

'PEOPLE FIGHT Fon

_ BREAD IN BELGIUM.

.AMSTEitDAM. vin Lolldoil, January

14.-A despatch to the Tclcgraaf frolll Brussels says:-‘A bread riot has' oc- curred at Marcinelle, province of Hai- n‘aut, Belgium. A crowd collected around the town hall and smashed its

Indows. Tile pol-ice restored order

glth solne diillculty, ami later bread was suppliedto the populace. 'f-_"Tile Gernlan army is sufferillg con-

siderably from typhus and plleunio-

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John Mcheall, Souris; S, II. l’ullan,

Toronto; W. ll. Hasan, Torollto; J. A. MeDollald. Cariligail; (3. B. Morris, Sunlnlersldc; lt. B. illclhldyeii, Kell- sington,

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Mrs. \\'. H. Plgott. A. l\l. Pigott, Mt.

Stewart; A, C. Saunders, Snlninerside; E Boswell. Victoria; D. .I. McLean.

R. W. l\'lcEwcn, St. Petcr’s: R. H. Dil- vison. St. Pet.er's; i3. L. Wood, Sum- incrsidc; J Il. llaley, I). (‘. l-laley. Windsor. !\'. S.

NIAGARA HAS $10'000 FIRE.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., January

12.- Fire oi' unknown origin Sunday aftcrllooll tlostroycd the home of the Rescue liose (Zonipany, on Ellen .Streot, and tllc--residence of lienry t'-alnpuigne, adjoining, Tile loss is es- tilnated at about $10,000, covered by insurance.

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establish such a reputation._and believe our old_ friends will say that we have neverdisappolnted them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Clearance Sale

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Horse Rugs At 25 p. c. Discount

In order to clear out our stock of horse Ru8S.‘ .

e are offering a special discount of 25 P- ¢- ow is your chance to secure a first class rug at greatly reduced. price. This is surely an op- portunity for the tbrigy buyer- All 0”’ "ll-is

'- must go before stuck mg, 50 take advantage j been completed. A. Squadron will be

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left Charlottetown on Wednesday

ing and leaves again for Georgetown

13th, at tho honle ot' Misses Ernla and

members of the young Ladies’ Aid of

field, Mass. During the eveliiiig games

Sutherland read a very pleasing ad- dress and presented Miss Vaughan with a beautiful gold bar pin ns a small tokeil of the esteem in which

le was y

prolniscd a goose supper by a member

thc congregation hearing- oi' the coli-

~-*~~rr~““*--~v- i __ - sponding to his calls, and the nun1ber_“a1en ,

of orators present assures a bright future for the debating qualities of Prof. Steele's class. After singing "Good Night Ladies," which was re- sponded to cleverly by the ladies and again brought response froln the class only to be followed by another re- sponse frolil the ladies-the function broke up after a lliost enjoyable even-

ISLANDER ORDAINED.-Tllc Itcv.

Jolln L Kennedy, wllo was recelitly

ir s e g Day, lil the Church of the Sacred Heart, East Boston, where his motller

hundreds remained after Mass to rc- coive his blessing. A reception to lllni was held in Longi'ellow's Hall (inter- colonllil Building) Roxbury, on Satur- day, January 2nd, and showed the lligll esteem ill which he was held by his lnany lslalld friends, among wllonl are many prominent llien and women, the Rgt. Rev. Dr. O'Niel, pronlincnt rector oi' the Sacred Heart Cllurch. East Bos- t.on`. who is a personal friend of Father l(ennedy's; Mr. Archibald Campbell. Mr. alld Mrs. Patrick Kicltham, Mr. and Mrs. James Cantwell, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Powers, Mr. and Mrs. licrnurd Doylc. lilr. Joe Kicltllam. Dr. ffliristopller alld Mr. Frank Carman. All address was read by Mr. Patrick Klckham, \vlio also presented Father Kennedy with a very handsome pllrsc. Father Kennedy responded with a short address . thanking his many friends for their kindness and assur- rcd them of his appreciation. After a short stay with his mother and sisters

of Michltn, lxunsas. ills many friends wish him success alid prosperity in his new surroundings.

THIRD CONTINGENT.-t1ol. A.: E.

ings has returned from Halifax, wllere he had been conferring with thc officers with reference to the forma- tion of the third Canadian contingent. 'A regiment is being formed fronl the three Maritime Provinces, consisting of three squadrons. of which R. ll. Ryan, of the Fourteenth King's County Hussars, will be Lieutenant- Colonel. Lieutellalit-Colonel Ryan is n veteran soldier with vast experi- ence, having been through the South African campaign, serving on the staff of Sir Wm.. Nicllolson. Hs was also in the Russo-Japanese war. Major Frank Black, of Sackville. will be senior Major. A squadron will bc under command of Colonel A. E. ings; B Squadron under command of Major McLean, of the 28th Dragoons; and C. Squadron under Major Lydlard, of the Fourteenth KIng‘s County Hus- sars. Lieutenant Grimmer will be in

charge of_the machine giln section. The other appointments ll ve not yet

composed of mon from New Bruswlclr

ably supplying 100. So far as is

Peter Brodie has kindly consented to

dence might be given by the defence.

p. ill. today. '

a new English billiard table. one ofthe

equipped with the very best balls,

pre a lav g a good billiard table

use. When a Guardian reporter drop- ped into the Alleys yesterday after- noon. there were a great many enjoy- ing themselves playing on the three

further precaution are disinicctcd

::Rex:ill Grippe Pills are ilnexccllell or breaking up n’ cold, curing grippe and kindred uilm-ents. They are guar- anteed to cure. Price 2.'ic. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Grout George and Kent Streets. Metf.

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his with Laxacold Tablets

They will check a cold in

the beginning or cure set- tled co ds in a very brief time.

Keep them in your home

Price 25c.

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..__._ NEW BILLIARD TABLE.-Thqre Angus Dillard. Capt. Mcliinno

PLEASANT EVENING.-A vel-y bus been sci up in the billiard section Derby. J- Hcnilerson . . ..

pleasant evelling was spent on Jail. Of U10 Chariot-tetowll BOW1lllg -‘\ll€yS llesl- lllllcl L09-

tlle Baptist Church gathered there to C005. cloths. etc.. l>l‘00\1ralJl€. While Alfred K-- C091 Ml-'Klllll0lL md farewell to MRS Mamie Vaughan, the management does not anticipate Ql120l\ AMO. Wcdiock.... one of their esteemed mem\)9rs_ who any profit frolll this investment, still BHFHQY M00. l`f0l\I'05'--.-

leaves on Friday evening for North- they felt that their patrons would ap- C=iDC\`0S0CUS. Cf=\lli0l'0ll .

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POLICE COURT.-At the Police address the Marsllileld Farmers' lil- Tw., of the 'won pmly ¢~0||r9,,wd _ _

Court yesterday, the prohibition case stitute. Saturday evening, oil "Plough- |-“ces hem on qw we for some mm',_ l~ ll \r\Il,\' wondcrfiil what Dr. against Henry Benoit. was dismissed. lug illld Cllllivatioll-" MBCISIIIE 0lJ0ll8 were pulled off yesterday. under very C,h“”°' N_‘""° 1' *"°‘l ‘l"""’ l"" “'°"“’“

’“'-°“ “ll 7-30 P~ l“~ favourable conditions, with the exccp- “ho are “ wk' weary “nd Nl” ‘l°“"° l“l"‘°

8EW|NG MEET|NG._Tl.\el'e Will be *_ > [jon of 3 gtrgug front, wl|]¢|_

li sowing meeting ofthe girls sewing K. OF C. "AT HOME".-Ou the. There was B good sued and very class ill the Armouries this (Friday) Ovffllllllf Of Tl\\ll'Bd3¥. Jilllllllrb' 215i- ‘orderly crowd present, which stayed

_o_vcning. the Charlottetown Council of the gm me lag; bent was over,

.__._. Knights of Columbus will hold nn “at Moth Miller. although last in the

S. O. T.-Victoria Division No. 4. S. l10l110' lil their hall 00 Queen Street- first heat, won the next three, being

0. 'l‘. will meet as usual tonight nt 8 Thr/ fullction will commence at 8 _ barn-pressed by bnib Angus Dilluru o'clock sharp In Wright's Hall. All 0'Cl0¢k. and an invitation is extended ' and Derby. The best time of the 2.30 members are cordially invited to at- £0 all lllelllllefs Uf U10 C0\U\<!ll U10 ls' class was 1.09. The three .minute tend. llllld 0Vel'- 10 00-9011- A Splendid N010 ` class brought out eight fast trotters

--~ ls exllefllell- . and unhoppled pacers, and it went

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE. 'l the full five heats. Alfred K., driven

-The arrangements are fairly well _GRAND D|V|5l0N. S- OF T--D€l€- by Capt. Mcliinnon won out, but had completed for ine Agricultural Con- gates attending the iluurterly S€SSl0“ no easy time of it, the whole field he- ferellces in P. E. island on Friday 0f me Gmlld DiVlSl0l\. I0 be held at ing hunched at the finishes. Cap- evenlng Mr. lucllnru creed will no- Springfield 011 lvcdlwsdav next- 2001 cresceus. ii young green trotter. made dress one in the York Point School llmlallb Wlll be “Wi by 108018 Rl Em- his first appearance in a race, and al- Houge and on Saturday he and P,-0f_ eral _Junction, and conveyed to place i though not winning a heat, he was Ross will attend a meeting of the Of llleellllg. Tile session opens at 11 the principal coiltelider in most of the Farmers institute at illarsiuleld. '=- m- A Public meeting will be held heats. Barney Mac. ii tlirce-year-Old

_-f- in me Welllllg- pacer, also showed up well. winning

COMMUNICATION.-The Stanley '-°- a heat, and third money. One of the

left Picton yesterday mo;-“mg ag 7 SUPREME COURT.-in the Sup- spcedlcst on the ice was Queen Alto dclock for Geo;-get(-,wn and the Mmm rems Court yesterday, before His mare, who won second money. Tile left, Greorgetowll fm- Picton at the Honor Mr. Justice Hnszard, the case Queen has any amount of speed, but game hour, but both made very little was continued of W. F. H. Montgonl- was very unsteady at times. The progress, They labored in heavy ice ery vs. J. l't. Douglas, an action for the races were pulled off without a hitch, all day and in the evening they, with- recovery of $4.000, price of two foxes and good feeling prevailed throughout. in a mile of each other off Coles Point, »sold. The matter occupied the utten- Another meet is expected about the banked their fires for the night. The tion of the Court from 11 a. nl. until 3 first of the week. when a class for the

Stanley will try for Georgetown this o’clock ill the afternoon, when it was froefol'-fillers Will be made.

nlornlng early. Tile lnaii train which adjourned ill order that further evl- Following is the summary;

evening returlicd to the city last even- The matter will conle up again af 2.30 2-30 CLASS-

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Ruby Gay_ Elm avenue, when the- most up-to-date manufactured. It is' THREE-MINUTE CLASS.

§'zcca.-\;- F°’.u~l>-no

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were participated in, after which re- in ll\€ Gill'-U19 0111!' Ellgllsll billiard allll Nallci’ Ma” fllS0 Slafleil- i'i°eshnlents were served. Miss Ethel lable Oli U10 lSlHDd OPC!! l-0 Dllllllv Tlmel l~l2' l-lo- l~l0- l-17-

81 hom D the gms of the young bowling alleys aild the five pool tables, 'l

Ladies’ Aid. The evening was broug t etc- This Dlace of amusement is coll- -ph.. Ludius' Qu;-ling C1 1 |- 1 t to a close by wishing Miss Vaughan a llllcleil "infill €XC€ll0lll allfl \lD'l0'llllle enjoyable game ycsterdlgyl llhrgllrggs, “bon voyage" and the singing oi’ Auld llaallllen ull; lllallllgelllelll' always aflll' thc players not only slioivlng increas- Lang Syneyf _ thi nggbitsolrgsefar tli1e__l;et‘i§;I_§@l\t Ol ed interest in thc game. but most cred-

-_'- ' 3 are ita‘ll\' incrensln' skill ill tl tt'

_ _ equipped with electric fans, tl - -' ' . le pu mg

North Wiltshire; L. Dystallt, Ellerslie; S:l::l:J(?i¥l:_Bt§0 Gl2_€?ES?eL;;l;E%ib1e surlng pure air at all times anltllsasil 2; 832:55' ai vgglagglmz technique

- . - 1 ‘ anle was

(floss ill the First Methodist School _ ,played between me following team . fornied sides for a mclnbersllll) wll' ilgetegl lxllgO°l`e°le3ehTh” Miss McLeod B

test. _thc winning side having been on its __p_m___a._e me__wd_n_lnlcn eszlgz _lt-_lrn`(,’G_l_._nG_rillli

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of the Men’s Bible Class. Tile contest » _ Miss Mc1(i|m0,,

resulted ill ll total lnembcrsllip of. l0MlllA\l¥;`;S0F l_‘lMl)l‘§N _ M,-5 Mor,-15

about forty. Some energetic ladies of ONER IN LNGLAND. Skip 10. ‘

covers were laid for i'orty and the Tile place of his internnlent is kept. ,Q Skip ti. _- young nleil of the class representing sem-e¢_ V _If _ . 5 _ the legal, mercantile, banking and col- After the destmctiox, of the Emdel; ill the aftcrilooil the gentlemen took I V lei-Ze i`rat0l’I\iti€B §&¢ll8l`0d t0 ll0 l\1S' by the Sy(-1ney_ von Muue|__was_ taken possession of the three riliks. when 1. . f tice to the rcpast. Mr. E. T- Higgii. to |-jnglaml by Wm. nf port-._,_,,_id Hmthe followin games were played: ‘ ' :

.- superintendentofthe school, as toast- to England by wa; of Port éam' He `

" _ 5 /' 1 master, kept the young men busy re-|“,us landed at'.r"hm_y and mkeh to

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J B Hegau

S Grey

S B McMillan ‘

C I~I Black Skip 4

Harry Tldmnrsli

W H Prowse

J Lawson C Morris

Skip 11.

W, F. Tidlnarsll

E. i~l. Deer

D. A. l\lcKinnon

Otto Crnbbc Skip 12.

Ll Dcacoll

J A S Bayer

J Wliear

D B Stewart.

Skip 7 It. E. Splllct

Dr. Ross

Dr. T. F. Fullerton

T. C. James Skip 12.

R. C. Goff A. E. ings F. I-l. Beer Ii. Pethiclt Skip 6.

There was u ilu°ge atteiiduncc oi'

5D€0lI\l0YS DFGSGIII who watched with lunch interest tho games by botll thc ladies and gentlemen. 'l`lic ice was ill excellent colidltioli tllrougllout thc 110)' and some splendid shots were made. lt. is runlorcd tllat a llldlcs team will shortly issue a challenge to _tile gentlemen for a game.

Two 'riilaollii-as l-‘on al~;rinls.\liz.\"r _ ______ol‘ von Moixrlm.

Bl<}l{LI.\, December 27, (vin London

January 8.)-About the "history of von Moltke," I have just heard two Possible and plausible explanations ll‘0m well-informed sources for the el- imination of the former chief of stan from the Kaiser's war ¢mm¢i1_

According to one theory, when von Kluck was still making his sensation- al advance in the first lnollth of tho war, von Moltlre was for having him continue on the coast, while the oth. er members of the board of directors voted cn bloc for the n.ore spectacu- lar move of having vol. Kluck turn smith and swoop down on Paris.

The Kaiser as chairman gave tb‘c

final decision against von Iiioltkc, 'whose side-tracked strategy was thor- oughly -ustified by subsequent event; lt placed him, however, in the un- tensble position of on`e whose more presence was the silent reproach of "I told you so." I

According to the other explanation,

tion that pentrates the toughest beard- makes n short, smooth shave, it is

COLGATES’ RAPID '

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Tile article that takes away

all the dlscomforts of shav- ing. and gives you a better shave at il save ol lime and money. Handsome nickle box 251:.

it I bellevgd tire contingent will go

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the former chief of -staff made himself unpopular by being too lavish oi life, squandoring the Kuiser's troops in buying minor successes of no great strategic or even tootlcrl value, ut fancy prices in blood and iron, until the “Over War Lord" culled ehnlt.

I have hoard over and over again

th t the Kailer has ch l. bi t- yy ...S t........, .motto .i°'€..‘l-.° “There’5 a Reason

possibly be avoided, and has passed

around is "conservation of life" tip. L In consequence, wink heavy losses for

mrs unavoidable in the wide-open game #semi 01° F“°°l*“°» ’S°l°f.v Vim" Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont.

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is the motto in i.1lo Gold fortification warfare of We volt.

'blood is what is

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` IT PAYS to buyfntbis Province. VIC8. AND CONNS. meet for the l I ' N _ ` F I

_...__ first game of thc season at thc Arena l ` e t

HOCKEY TO-NIGHT. Two fast -`t.o-night at 8 o’ciock ` 8279. ‘

games at the Arena to-night-Conns _wll Pllé, WCIR Gnd Thin, Bhd Hld NQIYNII

an a ug “S r = Before Using Dr. Chanda Nerve Food." j '_ _‘__

ann vice. ri tl-l li -, szls. |v|ARsHl=|e|.|:>_ms-rl1°u1'E.-lvl._ . _ _

health. New, rich

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needed in nearly

all such cases, g and because Dr. ' Chamois Nerve ~. `i` Food formzl new , .W blood it brings ,,,,,,,_

euro -- lint more “

rollcf. but actual

euro-ln lilo grunt -f/_ Q _ » * majority of such il --'; Jfé,

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ailments. - Wltll an abunil- '

‘mms 0( rich, red MRS. II. LAICII. blood coilrsing tllrollgll illc vi-ins the nerves arc slrellgtlicned and \'l::,'or ilnil vitality arc carried to c\'c-ry organ of the human body.

Witll this rlervcn prop(-rly nourish-

ed headaches and ncnr;ll1;ii- pains dis- appear, appcllto improve-i~', digestion is lood, you sleep and rcsl well. and tain In streilufll and we-icht..

1 1

gave up my Dr. Chase's mont cured

myself weak,

troubles llucntly

“I was

few

pouliils in

strong and all my life. ecilcs never bother me any more, and - T am grateful for the cure. It people ;\~.'ol'.Iil <»“ly give this medicine a. lair ltrlill tlivy would cnrtuinly be cured."

i-I\'o|'_\'\\'lli~ro people are talking

aliollt this great food cure, which i-ure:-l ill i\iaturc'a way, by supplying the ili;;;~c-lliclll:-i to form new' blood, and :wi n\'cl‘i‘ninf: v.'i‘llltll0su and dir i~'l,~:1- I-i' :‘-i rllillrrtlallvo of vitality. Dr. f‘lln.--1-'ri Nr-r\'o l"notl, E-0r, rl. box. 6 for $1.511, nil rio'-lora. fir li-lmnnson. Btlol JZ- (fn. i.I~v~|».-A '|'f.-f-ul

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NEW YORK, Jail. i-i.-Several per-

sons among them Policeman Goff, ob- served a young man and woman ill cullversntioll alt a street corcllr ill illc Bronx this afternoon. and noted that the young man was arguing earnestly. Golf had passed ami was a few yards beyond when he heard two shots and n cry from the girl.

He turned ill tiilic to see her run-

ning across the street as the young mall sent three more bullets after her. As Goff ran towards the iliaii. the girl fell in n heap oil the side- walk. The man extended his cillpty revolver to the policeman, ami said:

“lt's all right officer. I don't in-

tend to run."

Golf led ills prisoner to where. the

girl lay. She was senseless, and Dr. Oguri, wllo came from the llospltal, said three of the five bullets had struck her in the chest, thc right arm and the left forearm. At thc hos- pital tile girl was resuscitatell for a few momellts, but died at 8.20. She was Miss Susan Lewis, a teacher, in a primary school.

'He is the mall wllo shot ine," she

declared, when the prisoner, Frank Berchmann, 22 years old was led bc- fore her. “We have kllowii each

other for several years, and Frank has made love to me. My mother objected, however. and three months ago I told him I would never marry him. He threatened to kill me then, and he has threatened several times since. Now. I guess ho‘s done it."

Ilerchmanil refused to say a word

about the shooting. 1-ie was locked up; aild Coroiler Flynn held him without bail after Miss Lewis's dcatll. Tile tragedy was a terrible blow to Mrs. Lewis. Susan was 2]. years old. and the oldest of six chil- drcn. The nlotller had been awaiting the girl's lloinccoming, and when silo was lalc, entertained for llcr several teachers in her scllool, wllo were to have joiiled Susan at a sewing class at the Lewis home. The teachers hur-

oi' Miss Lewis' injury. but the vic- tinf had become unconscious again.

herchlnalln is a graduate of the

City College. He lives with his par~‘ ents, His brother. Henry Berchmanu,

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LONDON, Jail. 14,-Lieutellant Eric

Greenwood, lioyal lingineers, son of |.ient.-Col. Greenwood, of the Canad- ian forces, successfully underwent an operaizion here for omplltntlon of g, leg, and is doing well, tll'.nl,_;‘l he

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and usually turns out nervousness, sleeplessness, head- ache, heart ilutter or some of many other aches and

It’s caffeine in the coilee_(als_o in tea) that does

it-a poisonous- drug, cumulative in its effects, and too- powerful for most systems to thoroughly eliminate.

Perllaps coffee hasn't finished with you, but

wouldn’t it be wise to quit it before results are

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made from prime wheat and a wee bit of wholesome

Postunl colnes in two_ forms: Regular _ Postuin-must be boiled-1-5c and 25c packages; Instant Postum-soluble. made in the cup with hot water- instantly-30c and 50c tins. The cost

kinds-sold by Grocers everywhere. With the return to better health from the

test decided that the whole class LONDON, January 13.-Capt.. vonlMrs Fitzgerald l- .

should partake of the goose supper Muller. commanded' of the German Mrs (Dr) i'ethic and that it would be served in the raiser Emden, has arrived in Eng- Miss llaszard . ' Q- 4 class roolll ill Heurtz Memorial Hall.;lar_lil, and is a prisoner in one of the Mrs Goodwill f’

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