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Two girls had been talking togeth-

er some few minutes, when one made a statement which 'the other dis- puted.

"l’m sure I'm not mistaken, Bess,”

the iirst girl protested. "My father knew all about the ailair. and he told us exactly as l've told you.”

That did not satisfy the girl who

had contradicted. and again she ar- gued that her friend, must be mis- taken. She argued more earnestly than she realized, her face grew flushed and her voice rose uncon- sciously.

“Not that I care a pin about it,7or,

that it is of the least consequence,” she ended snappily; "but it seems to me that you were mistaken-.J -and; 1 conldn’t let it go on without speaking about it." _ V

Why couidn’t she let it go'w*itii'(>.h\|

disputing and arguing the point? It

one, and herself did not care a pin. about it, why could not the disputed statement have been passed in si- lence? To pick flaws- in the “ state- ments that other people make, and then to argue the matter hotly, is one of the’surest ways of stirring up un- pleasant feelings and of bringing dis- cord into a conversation. It is fool- ish to do it when there is no need, when the disputed point is one that is of no special importance to any of those who are talking. it is so much easier to stir up impatience V and re. seutment than it is to quiet them again; it is so much pleasanter to haven conversation run smoothly and in n friendly spirit than to have it end in friction and disagreement,that one should be slower lto dispute what seems to be a mistaken statement, unless it is really a matter of import- ance. _

WHY JOHNNIE REMAINED SEAT-

“Jolmnlc,” exclaimed the master

sternly, “what arc you__ fumbling wltl\'."‘ . ' . - _

Johnnie hung his head and was sll»

cnt, but the tell tale of the class pip- i ed up: - -

“lIt’s a pin he’s got.” ,~ "Well, take it from him and bring

it to me." '

This was done, and in a molilled

tone the master .saidl

"Now Johnnie, get up and recite

your history lesson.”

But Johnnie blushed, hung his

head, and sat still.

“Johnnie," commanded the master,

"rise, I tell youl"

“I can't sir," wept Johnnie. “That

there pin you took is what holds up my trousers!" .

BAMMY'S WISDOM

nly’s painstaking father when his young hopeful’s school report arrived.

As for Sammy himself-well, he was

a. philosopher.

The awful day had como once more

and father was in thc lowest depths of misery.

“Ssmmy, Sammy,” he groaned,

"why is it that you arc at the bottom of your class again"

“What does it matter, father,

whether I am at tho top or the boti tom '!" queried that wise youth. “They teach the same at both ends, you know.”-London Tit Bits. » ` »

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CHOICE

lf you value your canary in- sist on Brocl¢'s- a scientifically mixed seed for songstara in this climate. A cake of Br`ock’a»_Bird Treat ia in every package.

HORSE

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It was never a happy day for Sam~ .

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addressed to_ _ .

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to the soldier, giving his number and o'thei"__partic_ulars. Then another wrapper should be placed over that

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Field Comforts Commissioner, _...ff ' f`

. Shorncliii’e,‘Eng_land. _` ` ` 4 Care of Colonel Dean, Halifax. V - »

_ Ship by express to Halifax, unpaid, and enclose express receipt Colonel Dean. This will ensure .,, - safe delivery free, wherever the soldier may be. -

F. L. HASZARD,

Hon. Pres. R. C. S.

-'Norte'-ships .au from "Halifax weekly. The first `ship io`lcav,e_w,ill be on next Tiiesday.

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Major Bartlett VT* $100.00 A. A.»Alley ,. 1500 Col. I-I. ~M.- Davison

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Dr A. C. Lundy `

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W. J. Emery, Melville

' Campbell McLeod. Melville Alex. McPherson, Melville Angus McKenzie, Melville,

Hector Ross, Flat River John A. Ross, Flat River

Wellington Compton, Flat River

Donald McLeod. Flat River

Angus Ross, Flat River

J. R. McRae, French Creek Mills

B. Compton dt Co., 'Belle River

Henry Sanders, Bello River William Sanders. Belle River 1.00 Lake View Womeu's Institute, li

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Mrs A. A. Alley 5.00

'rl-ls MAN wr-lo w.oN"r.

Don't you feel a little lonesome when

you walk the "city" street,_r'

And read the signs that's really

meant for you. , f

Don't you feel a littleshameful wllgn

at every step you meet '

. A lad that's dressed in “khaki”

eyeing you; _ .V

Have you chosen to ignore them?

' have you stopped to count tile

cost?

` In futvillre years you’ll iigure up-the

to , . -, V ‘

You'll have earned the name of slacker

and the chance tbat"you have lost '

Will mark the desolation of your

S0l`ll. - -- » » 2

-Don't you think 'twill be forgotten, no . "_ matter where you are, ' `The question to be answered first of

all

Will be "What was the battalion that

you served with at the war?" Can you tell'_them that you never

heard the'callL »` *'

Wlhy, tbere's some men who are long-

ing to Vtske' that trip, to “France”

But are hampered, ageV_qr sickness

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It 'usa only just to help you play tile ` 0.11. ` '

You're,¢;;,wprk in stat-.o__or odlce, there Q ‘-`a grls to :io',y_our Job, _ ._ ` "Another payroll's waiting ffor your _- _Ill_m9, _ _. V » 'There are- comrades looking for you,

there are medola1lar_.y,our fo , There are .honors that are waiting

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_ you hsvs.¢o_ale,»ome_d»y. _

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A new bullet that carries in its

nicked Jacket first-aid kilt.s filled with narceties to deaden pain, and 'with antiseptic to heal the wound it makes, has been invented by Alexand- er Foster Humphrey, of Pittsburg.

The new anaesehetic, antiseptic

bullet contains both narcotic and anti- septic' drugs. There are enough of the former so that a wound even in a vital part will cause little pain or shock to the nervous system. And while the narcotles are bringing re- lief to the wounded man, the antisep- tic preparations are cleansing the torn tissues and checking the iiow of blood.

The Humphrey bullet ls exceeding-

ly simple in construction. It looks ex- actly like any bullet at first glance, but a closer inspection will reveal two annular grooves pressed into its nick- el jacket. - The grooves are where the first-aid drugs are stored. The one nearest the tip is for the narcotics and thc other for the antiseptics. _

The drugs are encased in layers of

gelatine, and when the grooves are illled a thin coating of paraflin is 'spread over the top.

The paraffin coating is melted by

the friction of the bullet in the rifling of the projecting weapon, and in its flight through the air, so that the

- touched him on the sleeve, "my change l she said firmly.

of healing as soon as the missile finds its mark.

The smallamount of gelatine which

ls used to hold the drugs in place is entirely harmless, and is quickly ab- sorbed by the blood. The anaesthutic is also absorbed by the system almost instantly, and in a very short time pro- , duces nearly complete insenslbility tot pain. At the same time the antiseptic is checking the bemorrage, and unit- Ing with the blood to soothe and heal the torn flesh.-Tit. Bits.

PAID IN FULL

As they settled into their seats on

tho trollcy car, thc two good-looking, wcllrlrcsscd women and the two good- looking, woll dressed, exceedingly well-grown children, the leader of the party handed the conductor a coin and said distinctly, "Two," The con- ductor looked n little surprised, but alter reviewing the quartet rang up two fares. Then he retired to his place on the rear platform, while the lead- ing lady remained poised in exactly that expectant attitude we all have when the waiter has gone away with u mo: dinner check and our last

‘drugs are ready to begin their work The conductor faced about( "LooI¢

here, lady," said hs, “you gave me a nickel and said two_-and I'm riding four and not saying Vnothlng' -but when you ask for change it's lnore'n 1 can stand for, it is."

The leading lady who tells the story

on herself, and who admits that the children do look (and weigh) over six, says she dived into her bag and found she had in fact still safe there the quarter she thought she had given

is the long-suffering young man in

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I V V A Wounded

Lieutenant Morrison. Georgetown Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown .

Private Peter Hughes, lidill~Cove' John Stewart, Wood Island Private Geo. W. Sharp, Snmmerside Stephenmekinnon, Charlottetown ~ Private J. E. Lockerble. Coscumpec Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown Private J. A. Beaton, Brookilold Gunner W. G. Bruce, Red Point Private McQueen, Mount Vernon Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor f Private Bruce McLellan. Indian River Pte. C. A. Arnald. Cl1Hl‘l0¢f°t0Wl\- - William Mclntyre, Charlottetown Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Station. , K. F. Ellis, Summsrside Pte." Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1 Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Pte. Lester Pwud. Chlrl0lt9!0Wll-. , Pte. N. McKenzie, Nine Mile Creek. Ptc. Donald F. Campbell, Newport, Private W. B. Davey, Albion-Bly. Lot 54. . ‘

' ‘Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookileld. Pte. L. Collin, Morell.

_ Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington Sergeant John A. McLean, North

a Wilfrid Clark Wright, Victoria, Cra- Cardigan. ‘

pang, - I’rlvate>Gordon M. Sinclair, Mon-

Harry M. Whitlock, Charlottetown. tague._ . f

Robert Tralnor , Charlottetown, Pte. B. E. Chandler, Mt. Albion. .

(vgnwuver,--13,* C3) Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington.

ment. Reuben n. stewart. wnmoc Pte. on-nan onus. M°“f=s\\e.

vamy'_H€“gu$;.3_) -Ch I tt t Li:ut.nEric Warburton. Charlotte- Corp. . . ~_ rson, sro oown ow . ¢

‘ (Victoria, Auslriilia) -' Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon. P

Pte. M. J. Fraseli,,Whim Road Cross. Pte. Clifford Rogers, Mlscouche,~ .ll.l. Pte. Ed. Hicken, Georgetown. » - Pte. Alexander McDougall, Ninerliliie

Driver W. Ferguson, Alexandria- Creek. '

Harold 'Gil is, Summerslde. P. Carraghef. KGHYS CVO"-

, Ronald Ve'sliey,=Charlottotown. Sergt. John A. McNeill, Charlottetown warren Mcxlmoy; sydney. Finale Gallant. Tisnism

Pt . Mi I1 I* illi ', Ui . Capt. Fred Mayo, Charlottetown.

e c Bei ‘W am gg Nelson H. McLeod, Aiberton.

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pflng ¢r,&mm’| Bay. V Pte Lester Clair Johnston, Pete'r'a

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Pte Jas. Dawson Brown, New london _ J. F. Peters, Charlottetown. V

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Pts. John W. leboaald, liradalhaae. - Private John Curley, Charlottetown _ Private Wmiad\_`Uorl|on.'Monte¢no. Patriot A. Iglesias. Boaahawt '

Pri tfuea Uollinnom ibaoa Cove Gunner Nell olaaaca. Sonria. lxivate r Smith. Pownal, John Currie, Charlottetown.

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