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me oi ilipeizisive jglnts. it say; A

ij ' gn. o_vr_ is l_e concentrae min fir,!.ho,b$: hlgilido strongthat it cannot possibly m

tufecllinfc p_cu1_>es. insist upon thc real thing 0

vgliggpithe Ent ni bottle: _ ‘ _ ~

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Harry Riley. Sea Cow Pond

Percy Metliei-all, Fortune Cove

H i3eaA‘stu,Haliburton,P E I.

H A McBeth,Irie

Harold Beairsto, Alberton

Bal' Fitzzerald, Charlottetown Percy Clark Sherren, Crapaud

~Pte Lester Proud, Charlottetown Gunner J Bowden, Charlottetown Pte N McKenzie, Nine Mile Cree Pte W A McQueen, Mt. Vernon

John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Traca <:ipp<=\~ J. McDonald, Cliarlottetown. __ d P E I Daniel ll. Bears, Brooklyn, Lot 61. _ :i

Fdwllffl Di¢k°0ll Georgetowii .liiiiu-.< .\lnrsliall, Cove Head ilond ’ ‘l

PRISONERS '

Pte H’ .T Wells, Elmsdale Private J. Fraser, St. I’eter's Bay. fl P616? M Grfllif. Bali 01'. P E I. Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood. ' ` Pte John Murphy harlottetown Private Llyozl Leemim, Georgetown. 3

Peter lVIcKehzie, St Peter’s Bay Pte.Lcster Flair Jolm,;|_0n,Peter's Road

MISSING. . -

J F Peters, Charlottetown Lieut. C.B. Pithlado, Charlottetown. '

Pte Jas Dawson Brown, New London ' ,_

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Private William Gordon, Montague Ptc. John W. McDonald, Bradalbanc. "' Piitrick A McManus, Bonshaw Private Arch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove. Gunner Neil Mcisaac, Sourls Private Walter Smith Pownal, (West~

John Currie, Charlottetown ern Canada.) George Dunn, Rustico William D. McKinnon. Heatherdale. _ Private John Curley,Charlottetown Donald D. McPherson, Glenwilliams '

KILLED IN ACTION

Charles L Pitts Charlottetown Cyrus B Birt Plsquid East.

A C Henderson. Union Road John McLean, Charlottetown 'Robert U Stewart. Diinstaiinage

DIED ON MILITARY SERVICE . 3,

Gunner Alfred James, Midgell Private Fenton Aicliorn, Rocky Point. Bom Adolph Gailont Rustico Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown ° Bom James Stevens, Kingston Gunner' 0. S. ‘\icEacllem, Charlotte-l Gunner Martin Dalton, Georgetown town.

Pte A. It Mt-Arthur, Alberton Pte. John McDonald, Charlottetown, ,Pia Wm Beaton, East Point Capt. 'i'.. M. Ilyndman, Charlottetown.

coummiisn i"(|_KlII§, of 3 ‘G9 ___ _

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_ Island Roll of Honor - _

WOUNDED

Harry M Whitlock, Charlottetown Donald Hume iris

liiieutonant Morrison. Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove PrivateJ E Beaton. Brookfield, Private McQueen Mount Vernon _William Mclntyre. Charlottetown

lx F Ellis, Summer-side

Private W B Davey, Albion Bay

Pte hd Hicken, Ge1r,stown Driver W L Ferguson, Alexandria Harold Gillis. Suminerside

Ronald Vessey, Charlottetown

Wilfred McKinley Sydney

Daniel L McBeth, iris

Gr James M Smith. Albion Bay

l(leoige Lurrie Georgetown

Herbert Cecil liiaclntyre, Soul-is

John Stewart, Wood islands

Fniaiiuei Doiron, Charlottetown Gunnar W G Brute, lied Poin

t \ Aruald, bharlottetuwii

I i oiiin Morell

S E Lhandler, Mt Albion

e Garnett Gillis, Montague Fred Halliday, Eldon

P Carragher, Kelly's Cross

Fidele Gallant. Tignish.

Capt Fred Maye, Charlottetown

Nelson H McLeod, Aiherton

Private Geo. W. Sharp. Suminerside. 4 ;"' Private J. E. Lockerhie, Cascumpec _ Private Bruce McLellan, indian River.

Pte Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookileld

Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington 11;*

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Wiitred Clark Wright, Victoria Cra

paud. 4, fn

Robert Trainer.. Charlottetown, (Van- + T

couver, B. C.)

\ allev (Montreal).

i'iirp. H. S. Pierson. Cliarlottetownjlj

lVictoria Australia). _C Ptv. M.J. Fraser, \\/hiiii Road’ Cross. -" Lani-c Corporal M.W. Chisholm. Uigg. _ l.an~e Corporal, Angus Arsenault 3'

'.1 5° _

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l’i-lvate W.E.H. McKay, Bradalban

_ word and deed said and done in the =;-rday. Joined the new Ninetleth batta~ '

‘Gab P°"°“”‘g" name of sport be such that as memori. lou which Major Watson is now ro-_ The Mutual‘MaStef'PlCtufe

vs thry will bring not the least regret. 'i'\\llIl1§. It was illldel' M8101' WafBOIi»_ ` _ - _

Be patient, be kind, be generous, be :Iso that his brother Lorne went! _

THE LOST HOUSE I

_ilurdock Nell McPhee. Heatherdele. :lu-p_lieii Mi-Kinnon. Charlottetown. l`rl'-.irc Peter Martin Grant, Bangor. Vie. S-.iuiucl Elliott, Winslow Station. Pte. Hurry Riley. Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1* Pte. Donald F. Campbell, Newport,"

Lot G-i.

Sergeant John A_. McLean, North Ca

digan.

Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.

rr uve to bay in ons Province. 1'/4

. -A-__ _ latter

i-iooxsv Mncii Ano snare ilu cams. reua tonight only Ftteen cents. 7718

RANK AND FILE breaches ior_ on ot 105th~at`$5 per pair at PAT- N a co. _ - ms.

CORNWALL - The annual Mite L. x Opening oi the Cornwall Auxil-

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._;,._._ .BY JOHN 1’.sM_cINTYll__E_;-f__ _ __A _

_L j »-;r_’ 135'; 1;," ___,_ _ _ 4- ' " '_‘ - < "t " 1 “rf ' s~"..,_,._ _ _ " ~ ‘ » _ ‘.1 Produced by._. . -_ _ . ~ Atvlah al! - - -- ~ ~ 7- “AN AFFAIR oi="l‘iiR_a-a NA°rI_oNs2'~ 7 .

_ __ , f » ~ "Ashton-Kirk-1-Investigator-" - _

‘ A5Hq~0N.}{mK lg a young man ot high social position and great wealth, he is a

deep stiidentaiid learned in the lore ot ancient tablets _and forgotten books.

1 Hia keen mind delights in those mysteries which have proven too shadowy for the

police _ He finds aljoyin the hunt; there is a thrill in matchinghis intelligence against r ' ni a . '

hui-sday evening, March 9th

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CHURCH 8ERViCE8.- Rev. J S. partmelii: cKay wi-il conduct? *services 'next TONS

abbath D.V., Bonshagw 11 a. in.; Ham-

n Zip. m.' Tryon 7 . m.

AUCTION SALE.--All should re-

member the auction sale of 19 fat steers to be sold today at tht Experi-

neixtal Farm saio commencing nt 2 pém » 771 .

_ CONCERT AT EMERALD-Some of Cliarlottetowii‘¢,-, loading vocalists will inke part in the programme nt Si. Pat- rlck's Concert, in Emerald Hall on are March 17th. Special train from Cape Kin

to

£1

raverse will stop at Hughes’ crossing

accomodate people wishing to get ENLISTMENT GROWING - The

n there. 7716. strength of the Regiment is 1050 men

---- . oi' all ranks. This inleahs that less than

SPECIAL SERVICES. -- Special 100 are required to bring the regiment

evangelistic services will be held in up to Overseas sitrengtli which'is

e Methodist Church, Pleasant Vai- 1133 men. Two men`reported yester- y. Queens Co.. beginning March 6th day from Nova Scotia. where they each - uri continuing for two weeks. The held good positions in thc car works -

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"` 5 Af / /» ’ ' » 9 -' 5?* ,\i.\ gl Xc<§§ ” / ‘ 1 -.. %@ ,/'dl ring: 1%? I @W l' /of T

crvlces will begin at 7.30 sharp. at New Glasgow. One is`a former- _ hcre will be good singing and a ser- Charlottetown man, Thomas A. Smith _ on each evening. Everyone is most and the other ia’ an italian citlzen_,. ~ ordlnlly invited to as many oi these _Bert J. Delsey. Colonel Campbell ex- _ ervices as they can attend. ‘pects another man from New Glasgow f

to report to him on Tucs<ia,v.

PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED. - he Rev. L. J. and Mrs. Leard enter- HOUSE MOViNG.-- Ono of the _‘ ained about tliii-ty-tive young ladies heavlestjobg of building moving ever i

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c ann? ‘$63 iilaii?-of Three Nations" his swift mind and sure t.o\1o1l_Dl'¢V°llf» Bn illierlilr -

tional crisis. _ . . _ . . ` \

Count Drevenoiifsdissolute sou is offered a large situ ot’ money by the head ot the -

~ Japanese Spy System in Washington. to deliver to hima secret treaty_ in -Count Dre- venoi!’s possession. This treaty was made between Russia and the United ‘States when Russia. was falling from disaster to disaster in her war with Japan, and would, cause a

grave. break _between Japan and the U. S., should the former get possession ofit.- __ _ _ The sbn succeeds in getting the paper. but is discovered by his father. Count Dre-

venott, accused ol stealing the treaty, is sent to the war in disgrace, where he is killed, The paper falls into the hands of one Dr. Morse. an American surgeon, serving withtthe

Russian army. A'Jap spy sees this. - ‘ _ _- 1. - _

I Sometime later, in America, Morse is mlirdered. Ashton-Kirk takes up the case.

and after unravelling many mysteries and having some` extremely 'exciting experiences,

mana es to save the tren ty from falling into the wrong hands, thus avertlng war

nd gentlemen at the Parsonage, attempted lin tails province has Julat _I h P ‘ M a d Mrs S dn y Drew -.-. Pleasant Valley, on the evening ot een compete a$Bl'isht0l1. by I B. j e 0 L9 an [£390 3 - Y U E . '

_ Friday, March 3rd. A very pleasant Dlacéllg Dllhli-S lite 0|-1' the N0l`ih Rivilaf -' gran mp y ° ~ ' . y

I evening was spent in games, vocal Roo of t e large three BIOYY P65 ' * -

` ' 4 and instrumental music, etc., and all 91109 IMG!! 0W119d and occillliéd by

em to their homes expressing thein~ Mr. W. C. White. The contract f0l' ‘

elves much pleased with the' even- like illiovlllz WM' slveli I0 Mr- B03 ‘ IN ' _ _ _,

ng's enteltainrnent. S eil ard Just _three weeks ago. an ' - ' ‘ _' `

_ -i ' in spite ofbad weather, was complet- _ W

MR. Mom-usoN i-ioNoRso.-- Mr. od on Saturday. 'rue moving was most ‘ ‘e 0|' 0 a. Uma” ‘ I _ f " ‘ “

. E. Morrison, President ot P. E. I., Carefully 60116. not a window beinK _ ” '

lah and Gam Agswistion ll re. broken and scarcely a break in the - . ° . elven ina nance; of being avvoizsea a olastor. Mr- Shephard surely has a ' ` IN rwo ACTS A Continuous I-“pple nf.

emliei- of the "Recreation" Been fhoroueh k11°Wl°d!° 0’ fm’ "“°i“°“ (

g ,`° ,__.

, j n-ix ni -1 . in

here' clan" of New York. 'rms is an uid deserves it; be oonzrat\ili_i_le_;l £1 _ - - - . _

. . _ - organization having for its object, the is success wt h s latest an ea - E_ _JI ‘ __ - ----_ _ l"e""` Reuben E" Stewart' w"m°tjIj` promotion of fair play in all sport and BSI 1017 I

ef-reatlon. The membership card

oiitains the followln s len d sen - JOINS 'THE COLORS- - William

g P “‘ “ I 2“"°“'S2 PEDPLES’ THEATRE 0| ~“~“° 7""

. ,_ <- _ 'i~. M N iii, wi i - * ~ sit. ...§::.'=.“;...‘: :‘.:’;”:.a‘s...::‘...“:; .:.2::;..°..°,...:‘:1l.;..:“.l:s...il_ 1 8. 8.45 II children sc

rl old sportsmen whose record ~is ~_l_li;i| lirlotherd killed 'ln tllekilgl1tlSHS‘ il- " _*"""

. -l . ; ' -' t ti t t. ‘ . ~ - ' ~ ` lm... v..l...._ ;__3_~_-5 0p¢;=_i;;";=,,;;,1g;°,_»5,;»;§a;;t ,,;*;';; ,,;,;,,_ t,;;;l§,,, .,‘;,,§,“;”,€‘,,,;‘,S,.,,‘; ,.,_ THE Aivil-:iticAN EILM MANUF iuruiiinc LOMPANY PRI-zsamr

fair that when your hair is white your 'o the front. For seven years McNeill

heart may be warmed by dreams of .isbcen connected _vgth the Ninetieth _ .

days in "Been there” land. z Osilmfzlnthfvlnnilpegt ities, in Pwhich ' ` _

_ ie o s e ran o sergeant. rior to _ ~' ~ ‘ _

l;§_yW=;;fml_§_f;i§§e§V°;§°oh,,waBb his Coon- 4 R E I\d A R KA B I.. E _ACTS 4

: _ e. a een n . _ ~

-.v......... .1 ....1 1.2. l... Fl-mn ine Book By alan iRD HARDiNc DAVIS

(IW You Ma Throw “GUNS 11 bakery and confectionery N L T

Pte- Wm. C- Delaney. Kensington- H - iv . - -FEATURING LILLIA-N GISH AND A AL -STAR _ CAS

Lieut. Eric Warburton. Charlottetown " Pte. Clii_i’ord Rogers, Miscouche, P.E.I. .- Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile

Creek. _

Sergt. John A. McNeill, Charlottetown ,-

Farrler, James Gillisple, Appln Road. S

Donald D. McPherson, Glen William,' (L

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S'<l»/-I>‘~°|'-‘“°I*- *I* 4*"

is ,riously ill)

calmer James M. smith, Lat 59, (sei- _“ii

iousiiy ill.)

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Moses Gallant, Wheatiey River. -' Wendell 1.. nasvia, _ohari<msuiwn. Sapper S. Robinson oi’ Charlottetown. ‘ Mr. Leo Wonnacott, Hunter River. , l

0111* Bla d;1111_\.'==\l S41?

of wai1_Pal».ero

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Remllo-IRS. D 1 I

now. on Every- Pattern at 1

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up-stairs.. ' . ‘ .

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Parlor, Dining

Somehave '84

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iusiness.-The above young, men are _ _ ~ .

nnlia, .- _. - .~ .' ~. .,

Away Glasses vein, B ilglflrgriiolllggplglf AMS 313,12. Scene Follows Ncene with Rapidity of Incident and Smashing Climax that will keep

____ _ _louse Rocky imillf, ami _brother of you on the edge of your scat from the title to the end of the Story. Some

____ . l/Irs. Charles Newsom of Rocky Paint. of ihe many Thrilling Incidents are A Beauiiful Young Heiress Kid- -

in statement is made that thou- .__-__ . _ ~ _ _

iiiiils \\'e:ii' c_\'C~glui=Scs who do not RED CROSS FUND_ The P_ sl _ and Placed ln a Mad house! Her The `{f-f_l'.1" .§`{.`i`f'»]l-i»§ii§'l'l;i, 'tiw?.'°"lll2§§ ‘El`ifss§§ fsrlall church, ciyadlilt-er ilasleralif iS¢0V.¢’I‘ed “Y A Reporter, who Gains_Admission to the "

iyq___g°___;;iinir5shQ3_gg;___8o{5§o lggggafhegg eil ills sum of $72.00,- which' has been Asylum. The Sensational Battle Between Police and ';;°“.s.fl' tllsssur slr; ii.i.“‘l’.‘3...“l‘-’f”.ll’.'. .ill ‘"i".l°“° “°""°“‘°~ The ““""“g E“°“*’° "°“‘ "‘° ““"““g

1-v on si rl _ ' A » . .. ‘ ‘ ‘

will gr-t ilio ‘following prescription illled are as f0uows,___ rg! -an-u scan ‘mg B\liIdlDg~ .

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;..“.;.‘.'.-fl.v.r..s°..“s.l..'z§;:x°..ll:s_5.51:? so H.M.-Miiilniio. li‘_M3.$l.§3l - _ __ - _

_ 2, solve nm- vasnsoptoitahli-it in 1?; _g(;nss_ot $5; Leslie McEwen $3; Cllesier Mc. B k _ h . h lf _ ~

- f :isle'l..h“l.‘J-“.2-.i‘li‘..?."‘*i. .‘.‘.l.. .itll gigqfgni-;=5_J°g;:\71<=f§~;qz",3_2= G- Mc- -- 36 t0. l 2 _KJIC Cn - I-‘niD_AY AND SATURDAY _

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Fm _ _ _ _ A LITTLE NONSENSE BY _

[E MAJESTIC PLAYERS

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who linvc boe‘n_told that they have astig-

. mntism, eye-strain, cataract, Bore eyelids,

week eyes, eoniiinctlvitis and other eye

- ilisordeis, report wonderful benefits from - tho use of this prescription. Get this ilr<‘.~

acriplimi filled _ann use lt: you muy so strengtlien your eyesihat glasses will not

ll Be,-or $'i A. McS\i:iin $I, A

$1: M. Bin-lianan $1; Mrs. S.

\V. Ii. Polllirrl 506; \V.

-were ,__._.

The Exploits of Elaine

be necessary. Tiiouiianda who are blind. or iienrly ao, or who ‘wear glnssos might iicvnr nnvo reqliircd them if they had

' . cured for their eyes in time. Save your

eyes hefore it‘ls.too latei Do not become one oi’ these-_victims of neglect. Eye- irlasses are only like crutches and every

_. few years they must be changed to fit the , over-increasing weakened condition, so

hetml acc ligiil/tllil cagioliggemmgillgtigneg/'E4 [IC C Cllr, 1 Y, S II I1 -

through the prescription here given. The Marsha"

Vnlmas Drug ite., of Toronto. will iill the- nliove prcscrlri _ion by mail, ll' your drug- A pATR|0~|-|¢ I-'Isl f°"ll°*- “ .Vithiii a distance

.¢.°::t#l°.lr:.°‘il.i’°"*.§.‘i'.§°'i.°‘l's‘l2.‘“”...:.:a‘.:l: amlnion ilu

rl I i nt nit I nitearoweil kninrn to ectign have

_-lg _'_ 1| _iixmqas tux- *-11 _ I

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R. A. M. ct., in-ance . -.lilo Malcolm' 'ri-imes oo i.-ooK DARK.

Amos of New Castle, N. B.. who _is -é

with the 55th Battalion now in Eng; _ Sister`s toy piano’s broke

land. ` i- `. ‘ So none can /ever patch it.

' ‘Willie played it for a_ joke '

_ _ _. _ __ » .With brother 'i`ominy’s hatcliet.

Laxativc Cold_.Brea_ksri; ‘ A nice new razor papa copned. `

out the worst cold in e te.w .Lik0W.ise a strap t0 stroll it: box. Foster’s Drusitore. It =won't cut now, for ‘Johnnie strbpped

- 7676-2-7M3i. l it on the parlor carpet, I

“Doii't miss clean up week in shirts.

Reversible. lounge collar, stiff and double curls. All must go. Regular $1.25 and $1.50, for 79c. _National Clothing Co. ‘ 'i654-3-4mti’

Clean up week in shirts at the

National Clothing Co. ' Crescent, Tookefs. Star brands._ Regular-$1.25 and $1.50, for 79c. _ ‘I8M~8~4mtI

te ii I -. _

mlm y, ¢s¢.`n iw: wsi-uid” '

_ -nl t pctlaiists an widsl mari by them

SW- We ”~ B“\<lY» °l1°fl°"°*°W°-. ?i:“f".Wl’fa:‘“"lf::v:.r.".:'ri..i""fll‘sl*'§.9 ‘.:.°.:'.°::.l Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill. Rocky Point .t l..'...l .-...’.-....<.."..,»ll 1.; ..i.....i......,» i...iiy.~

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your next. order and be convinced. -

Billheads, Visrtm Cards

Lecterheads. Law lgaccfums, ~

btat§;11ent_ .. -Menu Cards, 1 Nu Ited%l, I ' d1‘ldbIIiIs_,'._.-_ Gum La eIS ~~ M"

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» _ luoirxnx- ~ - ~

_ A Wof-~»oor§'. _ol large -stock of mg P3563 I Colors to select

_,ap¢r§_an_d Tas Board. _._

` and loWeSt_p1ficé§_.‘.

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lg,-'New'

Patent and Leathers

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sa oo,” afso, "4.oo, 4.50and8..00~

town, P.

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