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_ Mr J. W. Carruthers. Montague, was ln Charlotteto\vn yesterday.

Mr. Fred W. Snow, Victoria, re-

turned home Friday after spending two or three days in Charlottetown on business.-V.

Mr. lt. M. Huges, the well known

up-to~date barber, proprietor of the Revere Barber Shop, left yesterday on a well deserved holiday, to Albert0n_

Iier friends will be glad to hear that

Mrs Stanislaus McQuaid, who has been for some time ill ill t.lle (‘-har-` lottotown llospitnl, is now so far rc- covercd that shc luis rcturncd to hcr honic.

Mr, Mnx lloswldl, wllo hos' lmon en-

gaged in civil engineer work lu Ou- turio for tho past few mouhths, ur- rivcrl in Victoria. Friday, oil u visit to iris-purcllts. Mr. and Mrs. E. Llos- well.--V.

Rev. llobcrl. Murray. O'Leuery,

spent rt few hours in Charlottetown yesterday cn route to Picton to visit ills mother, Mrs. Murray. lie expects to bc absent about ton days.

l\'ir._.Iohn Power. of the 'rolograpli

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toria recently wore: Mr. Will Mcl~‘ur» lnuc. South Melville; Mr. Alonzo

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sou, llumpton. Messrs. John Lord and llirnul lien, Tryon.-V.

Mr. J. I.. Duncan, who has been

connected with the Royal Bunk oi' (‘.anuda here for some months, left lest evening for St.. John, N. having hccn transferred to thc North End brztnrh ill that city, Mr. Duncan dur-

’i‘Olt0.\"l‘(_). l\`cb.1.">.-A cubic to the ing his stay in Charlottetown made

Mnii-Em ire, says: "Nearly all the many friends und he will be greatly (?ni\ndlly"ll)’ti"oops transferred from Sal- missed bythe “hoys."

ishury lains have been lauded safely iff I<‘_rnl§,o. They were given n great receptloh on their arrival across the Channel. it is being urged in Paris that the people of the French capital be given an opportunity of seeing thc

Cpnadinns before they go to the firing lil.e.' yi _ ‘ "‘Néarly'&ei\ thousand members of tlié ilrsi contingent, including over two hundred oilicers, have been left at the base nt Salisbury."

sconns u.s. suoeesrlou.

colleen-IAGEN. ren. 15.-'rua neut-

scho Tsges _Zeitung scorns the Ameri- can sugglsstion that German submar- inés shall investigate the identity 0f ,- ships.'fly!ng neutral flags before sink- ing them. The very declaration Of H war zone. the ncwHPBD€r says. lmplie_s that no guarantee oi’ safety Wlllllll l is _ possible." -

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ALLIES’ HOUR T0 STRIKE NOT YET.

l.OND()N, Feb. i5._--Commenting on

tho Ilussiau retirement in East Prus- sia. the Timcs to-day draws from it a wholesome lesson on the progress of tho whole campaign.

" We shnll do well," says the Times.

“ to take seriously Russias frank state- ment that her withdrawal signifies _a great and long operation is beginning. lt may be interpreted to mean no gen- eral advance muy be expected for some time to come. Process of letting' Ger- mans further exhaust their reserves and strength by violent though not very productive attacks will have to. be' continued for a considerable time longer. _

',fProbably the necessity thus dis-

closed will be found to apply to a cou- siderahle extent to the western as well as to the eastern theatre if this conclusion is accurate. It will serve to hasten the very large assumptions built during the last few days upon

in-sdsc er! 9; |t .

vs 1610"" °°°“'°" ll' W" prscautionnr measures instituted in

a °"l:"‘.!'m"¢Tfhfnl::‘ Igicigliiaoiisgdllslgrxeli flerlnsuy witli regard to food supplies. sn essus Inowisf th* °';‘;°&`2‘§,‘I‘ho Germans are by no means starv- oocs ncuacw what ‘till ‘“'{‘,‘,’§i» ii"ige'\:re»crl\»s-ing. They are not short of the muni- Ihtvleiiyiiliiltirflglil-c|isv'I-is,ldilch sive _t:_l;\3°':;{_il-iolzs of war and they are_abl_l;_ t0,_l'\1lll | h' fl -he rcmrm ss, - the r now formations ' o o ron¥ I‘r’c`ii:¢'rl1i'?i1`Il’sh:nn\c\\.|\:;'='“"*" "y"“""::"¢Tli=‘aheod of our own. Those factors wil

hesvirhos no matter what their nstn i '_ _ Anti-\r'smnls Tshirts. and the res\‘1l_:_l_ \:_l:l__l‘g:_:.,':‘ ' swim \I\¢)‘°*‘"‘°“’°”‘ nn los mms

givern the situation for a period. the length of which <-snnnt yet he deter-

ihem nt‘si\'il‘n~srist»i'\ lin" 'f' §' _ ` mined and the puhlic had better lriske

_ 250 worth oi-more. Ask tori. K’l‘s let! _up thelrmihds ____ me p__o__pect_ "_ qos..

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_not mean the enemy will materially improve their siilon. if the heavy slaughter befell? Warsaw lost week and their severe losses in the Cs'r» pathisns give- the measure of thsi|_' ohenoos, they will make little “tes P\‘0¥l'0ss. but the hour has not yet

f'Qm%‘.lvh_an_.._t[\e__Ailics can strlliq slmu tsnoous y and. decisively.

- A very interesting and closely con- tested' game of hockey was played in Montague rink last Friday night be- tween the "lmpsrials" of that town and the “Prince of Wales College team "

Many were the remarks of the num-

erous fans who had gathered to see Uleilrst game of hockey played in .their rink this season, as both teams lined up. The College boys in their white sweaters with the emblematic crest presented a very pleasing ap- pearance, while the "imperlals" in their dark red uniforms looked equal- ly as good.

From the moment of starting until

the end of the game the fans were treated to some genuine clean hockey. It speaks well for both teams that very few penalties were handed out, abd those being for only minor offenc- es. After about ilve minutes of hard playing on the part of both teams, the forward lino of the home team on a pretty piece of combination succeeded in passing the strong defense of the Collegians, and placing the rubber in ‘the net. For the next few minutes the play was mostly in the Collegians ter- ritory nnd the Montague boys were successful in adding another goal to their score. This stirred the College boys to action and for some time the Montague goal tender was kept busy repelliug what looked to bc sure shots. before half time the Collcgians’ cover point in an excellent run the full length of tho ice scored goal number one for ills tealn.

During the second half the play was

much faster. The College boys of the- forward liuc made many attempts at combination, but were unable to get through the strong defense of the imperials. ’i`he latter did not try much combination. but confined themselves to individual work which seems to be the better in that rink.

The only goal scored this half was

thnt by the Imperials from almost _centre ice. Thus the game ended 3--1 in favor of the home team.

Dr. Taylor refereed the game in u.

very eillcient and satisfactory man- ner. A return match will be play- 'ed in the near future in Charlottetown where the Collegians will probably re- verse the score of this gamer The College boys are very enthusiastic ov- er their trip und the way in which the good people of nontague enter- tained them.

liiilllli il Plliilll

An interesting series of races took

place on the Piuette River ice on Sat- urday, lllth lust. The course was laid oil’ below Mr. Alex McRae's property, as being the best strip ot’ ice for the purpose. The day, as will be remem- bered, was cold and raw with a keen, cutting nor'wester. yet u fair attend- ance braved the rigors oi' the gale and witnessed solne classy going. The showing made by Mr. Neil Morrison’s gray gelding and Mr. Rod Mc~Kenzie’s Judson Boy was n surprise to the na- tives. lu the green race the purse was equally divided betwccn Mr. Alex Mcllcoti. Orwell, :md Mr. \V. ii. Mc- lnnis. of ltosolltwy. Mr. Dollgnlil Mc- i(inuou's horse lluhy wus third in this event. 'l‘l\o sturtor wus John A. Mar- lin. Juilgos. John Riley. Wellington Compton und Angus Mciionzic. Purse holder Il. ll. lluhiey. _

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MARKETS CLOSED TO GERMANY FOR EVER.

_ PARIS, Fcb. 15.-“Tho meeting of the Finance Ministers of the Triple Eutente was not merely to organise for nn economic victory." declared P. llark, i.he Russian Minister of I~`iuance, in an interview with thr Matin.

" We must not be obliged some day

after the war is ended," 'he continued, “ to pay a sort oi' indemnity to the Gsrlnuns by leaving open to them e. means of reconplng and enriching themselves at our expense in our own markets. ui IQ

“ Germany. having demolished the

factories in Belgium. Poland and Nor- thern France, perhaps thinks to force us to buy from her goods we cannot make our selves. Let her be quite euro our markets are closed to her for even."

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