Men’s Tweed

press. These

are worth in the

regular way

We are putting them on sale at

$1.00

lust received by ex-

All

Caps

Caps sizes are broken and . to make room iorour $1.50. new stock oi _ hats,

' Colors Pearl Gray, Fawn and Green

These Hats Sell re- gularly at $5.00, the

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A Bargain " In .

Men’s Soit I Hats l

4 Dozen In the Lot,

Good Shapes

I Central Bedequc. Ihorning at 10.45 a. .

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--noam noon FLOUR better than ever. All grocers. 2l31-3-5-1month.

Janitors BENEFIT Carnival. Kensingtnn Rink, Wednesday. Much 5th. 2ll2-3-i-2l

--csNrssL arnaoua n/iimsr CHURCH-Dr. Sldey wlll preach on Sunday, March 9th; as follows:

m.; Freetown Hall, evening at 7.30

-—CONVALESClNG—It will be re- called that some time ago, Rev. Mgr. D; J. Glllls, Kensliigton, suffered an attack o! congestion of the lungs. l-le was for a time in a critical con- dltionpbut under skllfui treatment, he~ is already- progressing and on the road to recovery. His many friends will be glad- to see him again in the realm of activity, discharging the du- ties of his exalted vocation-Y.

-—A MEETING 0F CONSERVA- TIVE ELECTORS oi’ Spring ‘Valley and Kensington polls will be hold in K1118 George Hall on Thursday, March 6 at 7.30 p. m. As matters oi importance will be discussed by the

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. Our New Lines oi Men’s Spring Hats Are ‘ Arriving Daily, We Cordially Invite _ Your Inspection oi Same

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irol in 1917. The Preventive officers working independently make liquor raids‘ and seizures. Prohibition Cmn- iiilssion oilioers have only to look on 2o discover cases. 1n the City thc ﬁction are entitled to credit for more Elf this work than is ascribed to ﬁicih.

L‘, It.,w'ould take too much i-llzwc to inurncrate all. let students work it‘ htllnlﬂnd the conclusion will lye that ﬁe have travelled away int‘ back onl the road of emciency and that, a-‘, part, from those auxiliary and out-l pdeagencics. we lirivc today little] ﬁtter than restful silt-nee, and laxl Qilqioemcnt. I am Sir, cw.

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i‘ ﬁ I. ,.Aniericatr automobiles are

ﬁven-passcngcr car carrying 25; ﬂrappers. with hag age and equip-l $18!“; on a trl Qionths.

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‘were appreciated very much, also in 1M1". James ' lsongs delighted the audience. Thanks being? ﬁscd by fur trapper-s of Mongolia, one;

lasting several‘

A very successful and enjoyable concert and play "Her Busy Day‘ ivns staged in Harrington Hall. Wed- netday- night, Feb. 26th, Although the day was unfavorable, the even- ing proved fine and many took this advantage coming irmi far and ircar, filling the hall to capacity‘. All present; were delighted with the entertainment. Splendid order pre- vailed throughout the evening. The encouraging sum Of sixty-eight dol- lars was realized which amount was received for the Harrington Preoby- terlan Church. Many thanks is due Mrs. lloldcn McLure whose solos

Walker whose comic

is cxtcildcd to all. who helped to make the concert and play the suc- ccss it was. Following is the pro- gram. Opening chorus. Carolina Moon. Monologue. (Miss Dorothy Emtcr- tnins the lylinisler) Julia Stewart.

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_‘ ' Canada. » 85 news designs. Prices all based on double nu» of 18 .1 ._-' aglars feet. ‘ < U‘! Till CUUPON

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sterling Stead teamed.)

Recitation. My Dolly. Helen Phil- lrs- .

Duct. Widow Simpklns and Mn Bodklns, lvlirs. Amasa Home and Wendell Philips, tendered.)

Dialogue. Hilda‘; Elopcment.

Solo, Dreaming Dear of You. Mrs. Holden MacLure tencorecl.) ‘

Rearing. Rustic Courtship, Earl Mlclimis. (encoi-ed.)

Recitation. Flagging the Train. Sterling emu. g solo. Mr. Murphy. Mr. James

Walker, ienoored.) Play, "nei- Busy Day."

Characters :

Cora Allen. An "up-t-o-daie Do- mestic. Mrs. J. M. Jones. r

EtherNewwed. a young house- keeper. Miss Blanche Jones.

Mrs. Eleanor Sabina Knower, her next door neighbor. Mrs. C. H. Phil- lps.

Katie Farmer, Mrs. Knowserh hir- ed glrl, Miss Bessie Stewart.

Barbara. an itinerant pedlsr. Mrs A. E. Philips.

Patrolman Eagle, on the Chas E. Stewart.

Freddy. a schoolboy. Herbert Btew art.

Toni Blufter. a "no money down" man, John Jonas.

Happy Jack, A tramp. Leigh Stewart.

belt.

m“ Dooley’ l“ love with Kane‘ with Mr MscGoug-an in n few day"

Earl MQIIIYILI. - Nick Prior, the grocer‘; boy. Wal- do Stewart.

Wendell Htllips.

band. Mr. W. K. MuGougan, who has

_ guest last Cluen“ NQ-Ewad‘ 83”“ hliiw’ Glidden of Silmnieriildc. Mrs. Wilkle accompanied

one and ‘n “w, the“ r r We Sllnunersidi. on ‘Thursday last when Pu“ very °'°dlt"bly' whim ‘"5"’ he entered the Prince County Hos- "liwh kiwi"? "hmuihwl l3" PVY- pltsl for an appendix operation. 1t l , —-i- —— ls pleasing to report that Mr. Wllkic

n“! "m1 mwd?“ 5AM“ ha" ll now doing nicely and his mother been constructed in Vienna, Austria. h” whim-led hawks,

‘important that every Conservative“

' elector will be present. | l -nusrn or" rouuo curm- Tlzere passed away in the PflllCf.‘ County Hospital on Saturday night. Miss Zeita Arsenault. aged seven gym-s. daughter of w. and rviisf _Frank Arsenault, of St. Gilberts. nem- i\V01l'illQi0'rl. following an opnratitm on Wednesday. February 28th. Much Fl/mlllihy is expressed for the be- reaved parents and three mothers and r sisters who are lelt lo mourn. The flmeral took place on Monday to Egmmt Bay Church and Oemct- ‘ery. Rev. F. x. cinlinit officiating -s

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—DIATII OF MISS MARJORIE‘

:CI.0W-’Ilhsre pzrlscd‘ away on Mcn- K ~

‘day morning st her liozn-e little l\li:;s tlarjorle Clow at the early age oi Zelﬂli Years, only daughter of Mrs.‘ ilienimnln Bearisto of Freetown. illlti lure late Mr. Roy Clow. The mo». girl, who was a bright and lovable

mar and much sympathy was felt for her in ‘herlsuffering. There are lclt I to mourn her mother and stop- father, and two brothers, Allan airl Norman, to whom the sympathy of the community goes out in their sad bereavement. The funeral is takﬁig) place this afternoon, (Wednesday; at. one o'clock from the home to the cemetery at Freetown. Rev. .1. w. A. Nicholson of Beeleque officlntliiv. as- sisted by R/ev. Mr. Williams of Krn- sington-S.

PERSONALS

—Mr. Inwell Mathlesoir. son oi Mr. and MrsJW. T. Maithlcscn of Summer- sideleft onlWedriesday momtrlg for Fort William. Ontario. to visit his sis- tor. Miss Lethe MBl/hl€5Dl1.~—S.

l —Mra. George Wallace and her’ daughter. Mrs. John Callaghan ol , Elmsdale were visitors to Summer-l side on Friday last and attended tin: wedding of Miss Cecelia Bradshaw S.

-—It is pleasing to report that Mial and Mrs. Essen-y oi Bummerside, who l are undergoing treatment in the Prince Colmty i-lospltal, arc making vory satisfactory progress. Mrs. Es- sory expects to be ablc to return home in a. day or two—S.

--Mrs. W. K. McGougan left on Monday for Montreal ta sac hor hus-

hoen under treatment in the Royal Victoria Hospital there. Mrs. Mac- Gougan hopes to be able to return

—Mrs. Wllkic of Albcrtcii w-as the week of Mrs.

Romania has a talkie crane.

BRINGING UP FATHER

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Use Millard‘! In the Bllbld. _

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child. has been ill since lasi- sum- -

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INDUSTRIBASfLAIMITED

HE ideal of the Three Musketeers, express- ed in the words “all for one and one for ' all" applies to the nine Divisionsvof '

Canadian Industries Limited. This unity has resulted in greater manufacturing eﬁiciency for each Division. l

The products of these nine Divisions. apparently

differing one from the other, are in reality closely

connected through the same basic chemicals used . in their manufacture.

Canadian Industries Limited gives its nine Divisions better purchasing power for raw materials and the. technical backing of two of - the largest chemical organizations in the world. As a result, C. LL. products are sold at the lowest prices com- mensurate with the maintenance of’ high quality and service‘.

FOR LNSTANCE! The value of the inter-relation or the Divisions oi

strated. The knowledge of the pyroxylin business possessed by its Paint and Varnish Division (producer of Duco) has enabled- its Ammunition Division to

roduce a shot-shell impervious to water. Duco ﬁn- ished Shot-shells are patented in Canada and patents ¥ are pending in all the chief countries of the world.

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HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL - BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA

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