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"TTER

it- ntl... Surgical Cleanliness

There is _a new kind of

cleanliness in the world to day, one that cannot be ‘secured by the use of soap and water. It means a cleanliness so perfect that all bacteria or germs ‘are destroyed- dthe conditions for theifgxiowth removed. These conditions can be secured by use of harmless agents of which the leading one is ”

HY DROGEN PEROXIDE

or as usually_ called, “Per- oxide”. This is being large- ly used as a mouth wash, gargle, as an application to wounds to prevent infection and for any purpose where a cleansing germicidal ap- plication is needed.Botties 25, 40 and 75 cents.

Sold by

TIDE TAB

MARCH.

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IN THE MATTER OF THE “WIND

]NG~UP ACT" BEING CHAPTER -144 REVISED ..STATUTES OF CANADA AND AMENDING ACTS

IN THE MATTER OF THE CANAD- IAN HOME INVESTMENT COM-

umbia has by an Order dated the 29th. day of January, 1915, appointed James Grant Forrester of 701 Vancouver Block in the City of Vancouver in the Province ot British Columbia. to be Oiliclai Liquidator of thy above named Company.

Dated this i8tli day of February A.

,D., 1915.

District Registrar.

8786-2-27Zti7i.

In tlie Supreme Court of British Columbia

IN THE MAT-TER OF THE “WIND-

ING-UP ACT" BEING CHAPTER 144 REVISED zil`ATUTES OF CANADA AND AMENDING ACTS

AND

IN THE MATTER OF THE CANAD-

PANY LIMITED.

Tile Creditors of the above iliuued

(‘olnpany arc required, on or before

lille 1!-itll. day of April, 1915, to send

their names anti addresses and the particulars of their debts and citlinls and the names anti addresses oi` their Solicitors (if any) to the Oilicial lliq- uidator ol` the said _Company at his

in the (Thy ot` \'ancouver in the l’ro\'- ince of British (foiulilllla, anti lt' so re" quired by notice in writing from the said Oilicial Llquitiator are by their Solicitors to come lil and prove their said debts or claims at nly (lllambers, .situate at the Court llouse in Vancou- ver aforesaid at such time as shall he speeihcd in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made be- fore such debts are proved.

lllontlay the Ilrtl. day ot' May, 1915 at

:Z o'clock in the forcnooil at my said

In the Su rem# “fl l..iiierai _Convention 0"”

_ We wish every delegate at-

tending' the Liberal Convention ‘on March 1?,tl1, to bear in mind that both Liberals and Conser- vatives are a eed that for

“"° Reliable _Fire-iiisurance they stef who`i;s"|too Young to

should wr1te,cail or phone

' - """ii'l5'“°' EG. J. McCormac

The Honourable the Chief Justic ,

of the Supreme Court of British Col~ Agent for the Imperial Under.

writers' Corporation

Offices:-Revere Hotel Block, ‘ Charlottetown. Phone 351 - P. O. Box 74

8818-3-2mtts3i -

(Sgd.) A. B. POTTENGER, , ,

Provincial .

Grand Orange Lodge ~ of P. E. island

ANNUAL MEETING

To Be Held At

IAN HOME INVESTMENT COM- ,

IVI u r-ra y R ive r

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915

'1`rain Arrangements & Fares

_ I ‘ WAR JOYS

Clever Letters by aYoung

Enlist ,hut Wisheshe

lCould. `

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The two following letters. written

by a sixteen year old boy to girl friends in Cliariottetown, gives a good idea of the all absorbing inter- est for the average boy and youth ol’ the Old Country. The letters are dnt- ed New Brighton, Feb. 7.

My Dear H-_s l wish it would freeze here. We

have bud nothing else but ruin. wllld #HMI T08 for goodness knows ilow long. in fact. out of the last fifteen Sundays only one has been lille. Today being ‘the simeeilth Sunday is also wct. We ought to have it nice summer utter all l\liS. hilt I am afraid the fates' are upon us, so we will have to take things as they come. -

You are getting quite practical. Evi-

il0lll|Y the Canadian clinlilte agrees with your braillological organs.

What do you think of the latest

North Sea raid by the “Baby killers?" They got more than they anticipated. l believe the ll. M. S. “Lion” which played such animportallt part in deal- ing death aild destruction on the Ger- man vessels. is in Cammeli Laird`s yards here undergoing repairs. Of course, there is nothing in the news- papers iibout the H. M. S. “Lion” bc- iug here, because the Government docs not let too nlueli news oilt lo the public. There has been ll new battery constructed at Crosby and it is invis- ible from the river. it was built soon after thc war broke out and l alll sure that not luor than one lerson ‘

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to 9th, squaiiy weatllelx 10til to li-itll, cool, pleasant. 14th to ilith, cloudy. 17th to 18th, rain, slcet and snow. 19th to 23rd, stormy conditions. L’-‘ltn to 27th. warm spell. 28th to Slat, cold.

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I)I.\ R-\` 0 I" i'l\' i'1N'I`S.

Magistrates Court, il :'..m.

People's Theatre, 7.15 and 0 p.lu. 5 ____ .

'Prince Edward '1`heatre, 3, 7. und

8.45 p.In.

Presbytery in Zion Church, 2 pm.

DEATHS

P- _

McINN|S--At Wlnsloo Road, North oil Feb. 27th, after :i short illness, ldivirl L., younger son of Daniel and i'sill:i MCIDIIIS, Ill lll(: lf'fi|#~: ', \‘l'::" Ol' ills age.

DOYLE.-in (‘lla!‘lot|_eto\v|i. oil Samir- duy, Fobr\lnl';.' ‘_’7th. l’ctt:r J. lloyie, aged 415. lit- leaves to mourn three sons and 0:1- daligllter. also one brother, Arthur. at l<laiit`a.\l. ’i`llc funeral will take plact- to-duy. 'i`ues- day. lit 8.30, to St l)ulist.an's (fathe- dral, thence to the ll.(f. (Zelilctery.

DO YOUR DUTY BRAVELY, FEAR GOD AND HONOR THE KING.

TORONTO, Fell. ;i7.~-Al :fspeelal

convocation ot' the liiilvemlty or Tor- onto yesterday, i’orty~t'our soldier stu- dents. ln uniform. received their de- grees without exanilnation. A num- ber of professors discarded the regu- lation cap and gown and appeared in khaki. . “Do your duty bravely. ical' God. end honor the king," was the cen- cludlilg sentence of a luoving a<.ldi°er-'s by President Falconer.

Watches, the gifts of the ludiet- or

the university. were than pl'e.~zentoli.

Mlnard'| Llniment Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN- All.D'8 LINIMENT in a severe attack of Loflrlppe. and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of inflammation.

YOU P8:

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Clialllllt-rs is appoillteli for llc:-iring . and adjudicatinl: upon the said debts and clalnls. _D.\Tl<]l> this 18th day of l-‘ehruary A. ll. 1915.

(Sud) "A. B. POTTENGER,"

District llegistrlir.

Sl. John & Jackson

702 t`rl-dit. lfollclor fiuiitlitlg,

\'alll:ollv|-1'. il. 1'.

Solicitors for tile Uliicial Liftilltiator.

S7811-Z!-2'lI\i7i.

York Point Farm _ For Sale I

Sllullliel' collages to rent or land to

rent to build cotlztizes on.

'i’his farm is sitllateil on the point

bctweell the North and West ltivors, v-'itil twelve llulldrcd Yards of .shore "rout, with the lwst. ol' llatlliln; and boatinlz. is 7 mill-s i'ro|n Uiiarlullc- l town by road and one and one half by wlitcr.

'i'elopllollc communication and daily

mail at the door. Ono third of ti mile from wharf with ferry boat service to t‘ilal'lottcto\vll. i"ol' particulars apply Io il. \V. \Viii'i‘i‘J, `iTiI;5»'.5-`JTriiril\lmoptl York l’oilll.

Surrey Melville

Ilellc iliver Wood Island '_:»c. iris 201:. iiopelicili l5c. lllllrray ltivl-l' Arrivt:

~I:'»<;. 40t:. Iillr. ,_

statiolls to Murray lliver on thc Stall

Station Agent frolll wllcre they pu chase tiekr-t--'i`llosc Certificates mus

| itiver wllo will takr: them up lllltl issue tickcts to liestinatioll-Stitlltiarll (‘cr- liiicatcs will lint be llollured by tion- tluetor.

'1`raln will leave Murray lliver ou

rettlurn at (3 a. m. next morning.

GEORGE H. TANTON,

Grand Sct:'y.

85125-2-Ultlf-Si.

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-Schooner For Sale

W. llnrllcll O'l-lara, 70 toni, Ameri-

can build. Vessel and sails ill good condition. Ilas 27 }l.I’., Gasoline cn- gine installed by skilled Mechanics. Will move Sehoonci' six miles an hour and gives perfect satisfaction. \Vill ‘sell with or witllout engiuo. For pur- tlcuiars write

E. BOSWELL,

Victoria,

l P. E. Island. 3402-1-28Mtf.

Army Field Service

All l‘ecei\'c;'s of out-.l who have not

sent in their receipt books will kindly forward them to the uudcrsigncu as quickly as possible.

, 'l`. C. Jl\l\'iES.

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TENDERS

Tf‘lNDl<Il<-\` addressed lo the undersigned at

Ottawa, and marked on the envelope' Tender

‘i for ,illuminating l)il_ and Ll! for Kerosene I E.li(lv\ef~°._ _“jill be rci,")':l\'¢d up to n_oon of_tl'ic Sh ’lEN'l lmll\'I‘l1 AV U .VIAIICL i€“l.”-. l for sufailying a,iid_3?iivrl1ltg about I60,0l0 gai-

ut Kiiiallnatingk l ang auout“iL0.000 prlggs pl

or een na, uirn coco go weclilca s repured bythe lisp: ment

i-'ilu-rifle ma illelllfiu.

The quantities misitioned herein are only

estimates and the :pertinent :reserves the right to order larger or smaller quantitiel as required. _ Specifications and forms of tender can be pro-

cured Irom the Collectors oi I 'uutoms at Toronto. Petroiia and Narnia and irom the Agents of

this ilepartmcial nt,Montreal. Quebec, Nt. Jnhn. ilnrtmouih an Charlottetown. and also from the Purchasing and Contract Agent, Murine Ileplrimcni. Ottawa.

lfinclétender must be accomrnnietl by a deposit

chequ equal to live per cent 5 p. 1: ) of the total amount of the tender. All lenders must be made on the tender form repsred by the Department. No tender will be considered except for oil

~trlctIy in accordance with the specifications

lndigutrup in *§>acI:illge9cl;s iranliedl for ln saig spec ca tons. nm eo exons. cans an can must be subrnlitedu The lleplrtment reserves the right to accept the whole or nn! Dirt of a tender. ; Theiowelt or any tender not necesuriiypo- gained' mryl hi a with

sw pero n t ue vertieement 4 niit mtwrlty viii notilie paid for mme. _

A. JOHNSON. ‘

Deputy within of urine and Flelierlef- -'

"We have thc largest and best eq-

uipped dispensary in the lower Prov- inces. Only qualified pllarlnaeelltists ol' long experience are pt-rlnittcd to liisponse prescriptions and everyone is double checked boforo leaving the store. Bring your. prescriptions here- your doctor will rcconlnlond us. The Two Macs, 'l-ii) Great George Street.

MEtf.

ONLY SEVEN LOST OUT OF 1.381 _ SHIPS AT SEA.

l.().\’llO.\', Feb. 20.-'i`he llrillsh Ad-

miralty last night issued ii u\emorall~ dum ol' the llunlbcr ol' arrivals and sltilings ol` overseas slculners ol` all nutiollalitlcs at und from thc United iiiugdoill ports durillg the present year. The melnoranlluln shows that from l<`cbl°unry iii, when tho German blockade began. until l"ebl‘unry 4, 708 vessels arrived and 637 sallctl.

Tile Atlnlirnlty also gave out tho

following list oi' British vessels which have been “sunk by (lerinan sub- marines " :--

The stealners (lalubnnk, ilowllsllire,

iirallksonle Chine. (lakby, ltio Paraua, Western Coast and iiarplillon. it says the steamer llcptford probably struck ii ltline.

BOY PRINCE AT THE FRONT HAP- PY AT LAST.

l.0l\`U().\i. Feb. 26.-The Daily Mir-

ror, says Prince Leopold. the fourteen ycilr old sou of King Albert. oi’ Bei- giilui. lr nov/ 1." the front l 1"-"lien _-kitty-'ez'pl. was bomlmzded thc 1tt»;1'al yolingnter. with his ol_‘otllaz':-7 and sisters, was sent to lilngland. out.” the children' beeanle the giiests of Earl Curzon. Leopold constantly pes- tered his father and mother to allow him to go back to Flanders. and ilow at last his ontreatles have been grant- ed. In the last few days he has vis- itlod a number of field ombillances and under the direction of King Al- bert lie has seen the trenches and been presented to the Belgian army. ~

DOMlN|0N'8'PART

IN EMPIRE'8 WAR

l.0Nl)0N. Ft-.l». 23.-Sir George l’er~

ley. at lt meeting yesterday, discoun- tenanced the popular idea of Can nda's share in the war being in the na- ture oi’ assistance. Canada and the oth- er Domlnlons were ghting the point- ed out, because they were part and parcel of the Empire. Tile time lmu now arrived ,when something more thanautonomy must be given to the Dominions, they must be given it

voice not only in the ioreirn policy, but in the iuuel of he war,

.:sf.::,.:_:,;_::.;:j_=A' C;'i»>-no: ;»-» :~:r::.`.»-\.¢>:.c~l'»-»

'i`icl:."-ts will he issued from olilor hour. I saw one oi' them stegtriilllgoilt

dard (‘cl‘lil"ll:.il.i.c piail--Italo will be one ll' “mud HMI" I0 50" 11°F illlfillllll-I

Siuirlo iirst class t`arr~. to Clulrlottc- _, _ '_

,_ , _ X H .` _ ‘ ' - ri .

l"\-ll -"Neil lil lllllily utils ilolu llc is attnclicd to the rl.-serve battalion t_`ll'lown. |’i‘nssclli§el's must Het Stand- U1 lllt! ifllii “(lolllrades" otliei-\\~i.;o ard certificate properly lillr-li ill forlu -k'.m“"' “S Ill" will "`5"""I"‘f mlliilllflll

r' lollgillg to the "t`o|iltutties" battalions,

bc properly' illi»-ti in :intl :signed by .'I`llc._\' are stationed at “i\'no\\'sle\' Geo. li. Tatltoll, :liter which they must bc presented to the ai.;<~ut at lliurluy

e [ ln

every thousand knows of its existence. That is an example ot' ltow tlliugs are kept quiet. I did not know ot’ thc bat- tery until yesterdayd

l heard from a private source yester-

tlltit the German subnlarine U~17

has been sunk olf Barron bu it h s

tormiuolotzical inexactitude, as I hear so many rumors ot' ships being sunk. Wllflt 00 Yun think oi' Gorman submar- ines coming near here? Smart work lt. not?

'l`ltere were halt' at dozen torpedo

boat destroyers in the river the other ‘ll1l'- i expect they are oil the lookout for submarines. ’I`lle names ol’ four _'it' the destroyers were ll. M. S. "La- f“l"‘-}'." "i.a\\'son," “I.alitlraii," and 'I-i|>Cl'!2»'-" 'They belong to the “ll” lass and were built in 1914. They llavv. a speed ot' about 33 knots an

, of the river the other nlorlllllg.it was

tilruugil the water.

lurlc has dollllctl the Kill `:. nnifo m

|.lvcl'pool ltogiillcut. All the men bo-

I' -'lllllll->0l‘il1l»§ 5,000 llleil in all, are eil-.l'ks,

l’i_tl'k," near i’rsct:ot. l tlal°esu_\' you \v|li know _“l{llo\vsley l’ark." it is the name oi Lord l)t‘rby's illall;-‘ioll and groulltis. 'i`ltc soldiers are blilctcd in wooden huts which have sleeping cap- acity lor (32 men. 'i`llc_v sleep on hard '1latti‘es:w:~; placed oil the floor. l't-r- |l2\l>-* .\'oil will be llltcrestcti to ltllow li little oi' l.'ll‘io's ne\v.career. so l will give you all idea of ilow he spends his time. Well, to start with, suppose it is six o'Uiock on one ol' those cold, raw. ll-11110 mornings, peculiar to this country at this time oi’ tho your. ill tho dislalice yoil can hear the strains ot`i|1\lsi<~. ill thc forlll ofa buizlc call lo ibn well knoivn tulle ot' "\Vl:`rc oil to

the Iiussiali \\_'_al', boys, we're ol`l` to the ltussilin War. Next thing the whole camp is awake except for a few sleepy mortals who have to bc awakened by hlt::tlls_ol' li t'|__-.\v gentle soidierly like prods ln the ribs. ill a very few mln- utes the men are all uttlred in shirts, football punts and running pumps and start oft for ll two mile run. it lllust bo funny to soc them racing along tllrougb mild and water and tho mw illl "ll.s'°!l‘ li' lict lluck iirol, \’t'llen |lI".\’ 1\I‘l'l\'e back i'roin their little cs- miplltle they have it good wash ill the coldest water procurabic. After that ceremony is over they put their uni- f0l`|1\S fill- '1`llt‘-.‘»' have breakfast at 7.30 which consists of porritlilc. bacoll Hllll l>|0llli’ ol' bread ami butter with marllmlatic. .\t 9.30 they comincllec drill and llllish about 12.30. i)lllner is served at 12.45 and drill is resumed at 2 o colck until 4.30. They have ton nt 5 o'clock and at 6 o'elock they have li lecture which lasts for all hour. lifter ‘\'l\lCl\ l|l<fi"_llro free to do whatever they like. lhcre is it Y. M. (2. A. toni there. where concerts are held and rofreshlnents and sweets and drinks (beer and e-I don't think) tire sold. The soldiers retire to rest at 10 o'cloelt und at 10.lo lights out is the order of the hour.

Eric received ills llillforln ubout rl

week after he enlisted nlld he looks very nice lil it. I would like to sub- stitute my civilian togs for khaki ones, but circumstances are not permitting. Al lilly rate father is not keen on my joining the colors. lil fact. tnthor did not want Eric to join as he is too young, although he looks nineteen.

A altar lic: of .he “Gontloinou at Tu'-iv 31"5ll'ton" 'ffiiu are too old to enlist al; soldier.-' ilu.-ro handed together aou iormed \vlis.l. is known as the i.f,,;|0;, ol .l-‘l'outiorsnisli." 'l‘lie;' wear imi- forms which are identical to that worn by the genuine frontiersmeri. They

S0" Street. where the cadets used to be and they drill there every night.

I-Iow’s This ?

We oifcr One Hundred Dollars Reward iorany

case of Oalarrhthai cannot be cured by Hall‘s Catnrrll (lure.

F. 1. CIIENEY & C0. Toledo. 0.

We the undersigned have known F.] .Cheney for the lui I5 yeai1,and believe him perfectly honor able in nil business transactions and financially

firm. ‘ N/mon/ll. BANK Or Cowuiikcls ,,

. Toledo, ll.

'cents per lainie Sold by all Druniatl. "

have made their headquarters in Row-.-

_able to carry out any obiigltionl madeby tlill

ii|iI‘s Caturrh Cure is takdnintsrii|lly,eet»l|il_*, _ E. Marti,

, directly upon the blood and 'mucous surface! UI " ~ no mimi 'renmeuiala null fm ima 76,

_A 1 'I

'two New Reel. People s Theatre Six Reels

ESSANAY PRESENTS - G- M- ANDERSON. In .

BRONCHO BILLY, The Gunnian

The Greatest of all Portrayers of Western Life and Originator of

Broncho Billy-Anderson is with us tonight. » _

l.. rl.. Moonlight our Mutual Girl .-

A Strong Society Drama _ ` -CHAPTER 39- _

IN _ _ _

, . . - 'I b think l ii l: ck- - Iwo Parts- Beautlful MOUHUHHS and ly-tliifiillatesillit-fllannotilgdlialtinghticggllllif

Lake Scenic Eff@¢t5_ you do see this number. 1

In' Two Parts-One of

those ever welcorrie Child

J Stories-_in which sentiment is the principalissue

COMING, For King and Country $,,,¥§f,‘;,';§ ‘{.?§§*°§§‘;,}°,.,‘§E

_3 PARTS- Good Moral.

_ __L__ _ . . -~

Needless io say they are not recog~ ltizetl by the (iovernnleut.

Well, l must say zulieu ilovr, as l

have come to the end ot' my resources. Trllsting this will find you in the best of health and happiness.

Your truly loving frieml

t‘. i..

l'.S.--1 am expecting a nice, long.

llewsy letter from _voil very shortly. as i only received one reply to my last two letters.

i’.l".S.~liere`:: ti eoulltlrlllll for you.

\Vllat is the dii`fel‘ent'e bet\\'ecu a horse and all egg?

Deal' D--1

Many thanks for your nice letter of

the 18th ulto., '.vhich l was very pleas- ed to receive. i ani sure you would like to be in England llov.'. l:Ivcr_vIllill;1 is diii`ei'elli front wllen you were llorc. 1G\'ory\vl\ere one goes llit-re are crowtls ol` soldiers. .ldvell it' i no for a ride into the colullry l sec plenty ol` soldlel'.~'. dispalcll riders and \l'an.~:-» port:-‘. We tion’t see many hatlicsllips ill the river, bill we do sec sollle occas- iollally. ’l‘llcl't: are always a tzood nulilbcr of :irlned luel'cllalltint-ll ill the river. 'l`lle_\' usually carry about ll dozen :runs and are painted the famili- iar color of the _/\titnil';ilty. ’l`liel‘l~ are li lol. of rc:-ruiilnir bands ill l,lvl~rpooi. lt is \'cr_\' illspiriln; lo hear thuln in tht- tii:;lauc:~ piztyilnq "’l`ippl_-ral'y" or :-nine other lip-lo-llnlc .~'oll;:, and as tiicy .ii':~.v.' l1;`al'cl~ we get the i`ull l'orl-<- of lilc illlll-, and an il till'-s :|w:lj.' il ll-uvt-.s one irolim.: quite |ll<_‘lau<-ilol,\' and with no lnlnii for ivork, it is gelllllg uuilc excltiln.: here with (It»rlllltn sllbnltlrinl-s cruisillg about. 'l`lif- l.ivcrpool to llellast siezllusllip service \\';:.s .sile- pelltieli dllrillir tbc ezlrlicr portion ol' last v.'eek owilnr, to tho ill‘l'n:an sub-

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MOIISON & DUl"l"Y

ihtrril-itnrn and Atlornoys

Solicitors for ltoyal Llanlt of Cuuatlti

MONEY TO LOAN. A. A. McLean. ILL.. Donald McKinnon McLEAN dt McKlNNON Barrluterl. Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block. Charlottetown _ ____ _ »-:__----__

C. McLeod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C. Mcl.EOD &. BENTLEY. Blirrlstere and Attorneys-at-Law iilices--Bank of N. S. Chambers, Char- lottetown. P. E. 1.

n;1u3l; wARBUR'f0N A SHAW.

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p sic. Tito. Solicitors for Canada. Bank- : ers Association. Bank o: T.Ion'.i'c|l.

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DR. CLIFT

A clluomc l,»lsl<:Asl-:s

victoria hotel, Clrtown. r. s. l.

tfiftflcs nouns-iz to 3 amy. norm aa vlnce. Al Uiiicc or Residence---$5.00. Trent mont Mo|\thly~--$100.00.

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BODGSON, SUMNER & C0., LTD.

Permanent Sample,Rooms Room 3 Gra§it*Biiilding _-

marhles being in the vicinity ol' l_.i_v- erpool. One of the llelfast Steamship <'uinpany's boats. the "Graphic" was cha:-:ed by the submarine 15-21, but she lnallagetl to escape owing to her sup- eriority in speed. Three boats were sunk in all. There were "l§F0l>1\l<f stories ill the papers oil .\londa_v morn- ing about il.

Tllere were six torpedo boat des-,

troyers in the itlcrsey on 'l`hursllay` and ilatllrally there was a very excited crowd ot' I.i\'erpooliaus parading tliet landing stage. Torpetio bout destroy- ers are snlali hilt very speedy boats. ’l‘lloy are about 270 feet long and very low in the water. Tlley have two and some three fulillels and carry three -1-inch guns. (lu Tlliirsday nightethey

llltcrestint; tzi watch tlilllll .='.ctlllniili:, l|;..- wl.\-r v'lI.i: lllclll.

.'\l>o\lt noon on ’i‘llilrstlal_\' 200 of litt-

i.i\w-rpooi Srottisil 'l`e|'rilorials liiarch- cri lllrollgil lliverpooi to the 'i`o\vn ilall wllt\l't: they were received at dinner by no' less all ililportallt persollage than the Lord lllayor ol' Liverpool. ”i`iiv_\'

had their searcltiiizltts lit nlltl il‘\\';l~;|

headquarters in l"l'aser Street 'where they will nnikc preparations for their visit to the trenches ot' Northern France. The Liverpool Scottish have already been iii action und the new contingent is composed oi’ men who joined the ranks at the outbreak of hostilities and men \vlio have return- ed from the front wollndetl, and llavo since recovered.

Erie has joined Lord Kitchener's

new tirmy. llc enrolled three weeks last Fritlay and went oli` to Knowsely Park to meet his regiment the follow- ing day. lie was vaccinated last Wetl- uesday und camo homo oil the follow- ing Friday for nine days leave which expires today. Erlrr has not been very well during the last few days llsthe \‘act:inatioli has taltclt effect on him. but ht- is betrinnillg to feel more like his old sell' now.~allhougli he has not fully l‘l:cupcr:\ted yet.

liopillg yon will spare lilo it few

minutes ill the near future, with love from

Your loving friend,

;tt'ter\v;ll'tls lllartzllctl back to their

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Agv-ills \\'allted FERTa`/ilr"'AoENTsT"wANTeo.

blond for caialloime. Solar and bro- mide prilltss, purlrllils ilztt :.lltI coll- vcx. t`|'1llllf:f1 allti sizl-"l, |ilci\ll‘e-::. .llcrcllilllts i’or|l‘:ill. .‘olllpul|_\'. ’l`o~ roulo. '

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

'l`hc Old ltolilliilc l<`ol\tilili I\`ill‘:;el'les. We tt-iicll our lnell to sell. i~l:-:- pcl‘icllt'.o lllilu‘t-ossalgv. iiiixlieazt colll: luissiolnr paid. llllntlatonll- fret: citlliplliolil. Stone .\~ Wcllitnztou, 'l`orollto, Oni. .‘3‘,5li»i-l-l~llilof24li

WANTED-Two District lliallagerts lo

travel, .sfalayr $20 weekly :llld ex- pelllics, experience not llel»essltl'y if wlllillli to learn. Niagarzt import. tio., .\'iagara l"alls,_Ollt.

8782i-2-L!7nliiiptl

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lb.. also Piloico ilieats, reasonaiilc. pri:-cs. Ill-:lucy (Tay, fi idlnl Avi-nue. llitirkct Tiles. :mtl ll`ri. l’llou<‘ llil.

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FOR SALE-N0. 3 A. EASTMAN

li`_ l’. Autograpli Kodak with por- trait attatzillllcnl. tripod :intl other pzlrlipliel-ll:t`lia; ltimost new; bar- gain. ilox G5, lienslllgtun. l‘. E. i.

S801-ll-linli.

TURNIP SEED. GROWN IN CAN-

arllt. season 191-i. We ofl`or 1.000 lbs of the famous “i_`.orllin;:" (lroen Top Swede, grown pure ill \'armouth County for tprty years. Large crop- pers, great keepers. delicious flavor. Price 56 cents per lb. by mall. Write for jobhiug price. S. P. Goudey, Yarmouth. N. S. 81t5fi-1-23Mti'.‘

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PRIME FRESH SAUSAGES 126. PER

HOUSE FOR SALE.--CENTRALLY

siillatvti; large lot; hot, water lieut- iug. llov, 204, (`ity. S788-2-27ni3i

FOR SALE.-A GRAND OPPORTUN-

ily for anyone wishing to pllrcllnsc at wellestabllsllcll iirstclass 1"l\ou~»- gi-lipllil: business at Montague. All Studio fillings. (lll.ll1cl'as. Back Grounds. etc., together with good will ot’ lilo business. Apply to Box l17~l,l\'lontagile. 8736-2-‘.l4Mtli.

.IAUSIZ Co's"T`-iii* wi |"N'l<"N sékmri r.-:'6'e"'sEr , tween llllisborougll and Cuinbcrllind

streets. Fllldor please leave at 78 i (‘\llnboi-lulitl stl'ct~l. S707-2-27lnZll.

'I`o Let.

TO RENT.-AT KEPPOCH. FOR

sunnncr lnontlls, li. lnrgc tloublo rotlllge. with veralulttlt itll round. time acrc ol' lallti :intl good stttbios; ice Iiouso with .~:e:lson's ice: lltwu tennis court. etc. Apply. 57 Grafton Street, tillarlottctoivll. 8790-2-27n13i

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WANTED-300 BUSHELS WHEAT.

lnllllllily of llarlcy and Ilucliwheat; also outs botll white and black. lilirlwst prices guarulitccd. -F. J. llolman & Co., lltd.

8754-2-25MGl.

Poutrnv-we wll.lT_n`uv'_`Ai.l.

good quality poultry that offers. and will buy daily until further notice. Call write or hone --F J. llolmau

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