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. t Bisfllifltheireal

, Qwholewheaf "two didn't advance the

.. .. . =53» w.-. 4\>-.~\ a v \~‘W{1§"l§ <.< _ g.

cant down. its, iiilflfitive; valueSliredde

. is the cheapest. food in thie world tod y.

Two Biscuits served with hot milk make '

MADVE IN CANA DA

~ ~> x.=m-¢__m_\._\ n o. \ \.

. woo] underwear

Willi!‘ $1.“ 3mm amidst?! imce W cents_

T110 funeral or the lute Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of um elty, m... “M,

_ of the ‘Block Fox Magazine says:

‘hinting of men and;

IMENT NEGKW EAR regular

Prcwle Bros. Ltd_ -

ci .

Possum. ‘rt-us "monmncn- , ‘Mt-INT mrnwwar cunounqj

a . at s45 m-sr. Dun- Qtlmes a day EQlQnEYmme§"-?§§'m $.22 m .- 4 “in”... .1‘, . ,.. _ l. ‘ , ,1‘. - s" ' t ~ ~ Wed hyer over- Iihl-"lld ~="~»:“"Jfa..’i“?<.... ‘*‘*~"~~" - < M ' Pr", Pfltrlckvldeqnaid. Dmlel stools l0 ,. an a" fin lmdlLEMcEschen. ‘ t1

"ca: otirfplo T_ABLE of mph‘, at half "price Prowee" Bros, Ltd. ,

IFUR AQJCTBONF-Thc lust issue

> y

The price of mrs vwse off at the _Now York Fm- Auctlon lately held

corned, when. onetnkes into con- sideration the poor collection offer 0d, they brought fully all‘ they were

worth. They "were all old pelts, the a

vricssnoudhto coverthe high i882 limit?“ l““ costofhlimarenals-so we Zion Chnrchlccttlrehall on Thurs-

day s brotherhood was formed in connection lvritb the church con- of. the con- grwstion‘. The pastor, _~Rev. G. C. Taylor prcslded and rmtl ned the objectoftlueureetingendthegreat (benefits to the derived from such‘ an organization. Ho pointed out that the brotherhood could do much to further the" soolall side of diurch work, where ell might meet and etu-

. awarmmourishin meal forthe cold days h’; mf‘3".‘.l“'..‘.t“°..‘;i;t£t“i2h..2: Dehoous Wllh sh bananas orother fruits. ‘$3,, @193???“ g3,,,;;;§‘$;:§§ '

dent; Mr. Ernest j Coffin, Vice llres; Mr. P. A. Farqtrharson, Secre- tary, and Mr. Lester Douglas. Trea- surer. Mr. Taylor was mode Honor- nry President. It was decided also. to thave nnexecutaive of f ve, which will be fonnled at the first great. rully, which will likely be held next week. Addresses folllnod from Messrs W. T. Hussein. S. A. Me Donald. John '1‘, McKenzie, D. A. Bruce, B. W. hePolze. Ill-L. A» James Brodie, Lester Ikpuglus.

lenlthl. Qbceieiprlce 6c. per yard.

~Gcrvics at Duneteffnage 8s r. ~ M! evening st ‘use; rem

Mount Stewart 1. p, m-

W“! Nor inspection, lpriceslrcm v-Prcwse Bros. Md.‘ , -

Mlnv friends in this city will be V81‘! I-wrry to leer-n that Mr. The

mas silalll

This. of-ootlrse, wztsto be expected, t but so far as the Silvers. were con- fifigrgai°§fii°§$hghahihrfhmW

dense fog and ‘heavy ice the can W"! wteonn was unable to dock at this side. Bile was than miles off Borden. .

Mitchell, a well known member of the Indian colony at Rocky Point, was brousht to the Charlottetown‘ "emits-l in L-A. Henneeseyrs " huilance on Thursday, very Dneumonia.

Ford. M: nixed lady of Glencorodsle met with a. fatal accident Saturday " evening. As she was driving home in company with Mrs. Nell L. Mc- Plzee. pass ng ‘John Dunphys forge where there was a lbazi pitch in the

occupants of the sled were thrown xii-ll. Mrs. McPhee was unhunt but TS. conscious, and ‘rernmlned so until death took place next day. A doc- ter wars quickly summoned, but bis efforts, were unravelling.- Deceased was 61 years of age and moved to Glencorodale inst fall from her old homo at South Luke, she leaves several sons and one daughter. She villus buried Tuesday at St. Oolunr b n. ' -

Ernest Coffin. Sydney Green,‘ Abru-

' "l ham Bonnell, S. A

A. ALM

' Flemt of Toronto r; formation relative

cDoneld

lbertltiscbonsld. and others. Mr. eve vlllmblo in- to the brother»

w~¢-_::-:-.:.¢-:*:=¢::¢¢ *=e-¢~-v:¢----.-= I work n the church with " . ¥ which he was _"‘dcntitllod in m: n CLASSIFIED ltDVERTlSEiiENTS s .' p '" "sisted the minister. dibutt at‘. 1 ' ‘ - » ' ' ’ . ouhnesociols eo 1:101 ‘taertlscluentl under this handing. 2e pol word fer ouch lug ‘_ I Wm“ mmng resumL H“ sug_ . Flaw." ..: saw". "'1." "a '""""'* "° ""‘ 1 *“‘“““' ‘“""‘“’ ’“‘2.i'“.ii‘.‘°‘i II u o r nu n. e c.- d m mo‘, was expfosg 1 p, "a EIO':I:§QI.OII:I.?:'I:IEI one word. 1...: live flnm (u emu» I i’. ‘an fir; may M“ Fm“ won“? I . Ouh relurtnnees to cover eon nun nccpnpnnynil advertise- prcsont and give n11 iuldrcfl!» —tl.ll- ‘In uocue can this rule he nvcrlcnindu Afverllsenenu _- ,. Th“ orgmflzauon has been gun-led - ' "" > , . y” " . . " l“. ][ under favorable nusil ces, wild M pee-seem» ' woos-e ‘t: -2‘ ;‘ ‘ecvoqo-eoeocb-r doubt it will do sDlBM-ld Wflk- “m? .,. H ‘ . , ,1 w“; m“; wnilrmsrlgedsuccess. .-——--——~»--.-' ; , " i ALL,’ ubacsttso won " soars " ‘ FEM,§'_'_|§|§_ [HELP and over-coats. from our thirty _PERQONALQ ‘VANTED hunches throughouttlionada will ---- ' . ~ be sold at 114.00 ceoh. . Odd Mr. Joseph A. McDonald, merch-

troubcre $3.95. In many mess this price is. less than 118 their "actual value. ’ Merchants .,buy these floods resale to their customers. Wise men will buy -2 or 3 suits and no overcoat. at this price. For talent 158 Iitdlrnond street,

~ , . CLOTH! CLOTH! CLOTH! DO your women folks need mater- ials in good qualities for their

WANTED~MAID FOR GENEiiAL housework. Apply Guru-d an Of.- fico.

FOR $ALB

......._.._.__________.__ 'F-0R 8AlL~E.--SIX ACRES WITH fliwdhmlsq and outbuildings slt~ unted at Montague Villagav For

nnl, Trscod e Cross. city yesterday.

miss Pauline Seaman McDonald's is abroad the spring mlllinery openings.

_.-_-_.

His friends ore pleased tn see Mr- Peter McMillan. of on duty again after being luid up for n couple of weeks with ill-Bees-

wos in the

of S . A . attending

Provvse Bros"

rem

".e,...;

a. m. Block River, Jfp. m. and ‘

0W3 saw-over... new silks .00 to $1. 6 less than old price

EX-MARIHAL. FLYNN ILL..-

E- lfiynn, formerly City Mar- ls critically lll.

VlQIT OUR BIG- staple depart.

CAR-FERRY OBTAINED-Up -to late hour last night Owing to very

two

ILL WITH PNEUMONIA-dxlice

ll with

FATAL“ ACClOENT.—M-re. J...

"end. the sled capsized and the two

Ford was rendered» un-

REMODELLING STORK-{iood progress ls being made 0T1 the re. nlodelllng of the Rogers building at the comer olflQueen and Grafton Streets, The work in being ‘well carried out under the superintend. euco of ‘Mr. Charles Ktudrmorc. That portion of the building lately

lrul"unnu tuupnu "

woo raise-autumnal LMMI ‘llbQfllflmdrl flfl

John Kilonis, the "Wrestler with Sussex champions of the Eastern a Thousand Thnil-ls," returns this week to Boston, after n. six weeks‘ tour which has extendm from coast to coast and from the lakes night. to the gulf.

clean up qil

ne could come ‘hack primed for n brittle for tho world's champion-

In Game With Fredericton Team mnmaxnucrhivf‘ 5hr. 2'_—ln

The Heavy Ones ~ the uirst Inter-league Hockey

2.—— game played here this season, the

‘BOSTON h POST. hltirch

League, won from the Fredericton team of the New Brunswick Lem guo by a score of six to one last

The game was played on u wet- lio went out in an effort tn cred ‘ice Slillffliit), which became the intersection-ml slushy and heavy before the game was finished. The Sussex team started off in the load in the first period, mak- ing three i-ronls in the closing five minutes of that section of the ploy and thengrnlibed two more in the second period and added their first counter in the third -period when Fredericton got their only gout. ‘Four of the Eastern Leagu- ers‘ goals were scored by Harry Radcliffe while Friars‘ and Le- clmir got the other two; Fred Mc- Lean got l-‘redericton-‘s only countl‘ er in the final period, Finnegan

middleweight champions so that

ship, for which he has been alm- iug and: o. title which he once held for just 24 hours.

Kilonis, by missing train con- nections a few weeks ago, got out of the runuingfor tho elimination series, which ended the other night with Plnky Gardner dc- thrordng Wnlno Kctonen, so that new the Greek finds that, ho must battle n. few times while the champion is picking up the money that rwill flow into-his coffers

The first man that Kilonis will be called on to meet is Otto. (Young) Huckenscrrmidt. whose work olbainet Tony Ayn lost Thursday" showed that weight division he was one of tho best men shown here in a long time. He held the clever Califor- n-i-an st evens or the entire limit and any mun who can do that

other nhot aside, "(,‘_ M. Murray, the referee, tough game to handle, as the plsy- , cm frequently overskated the‘ puck and the spectators were in-

ill hi6

locals couldn't get their combina- tion rplay wanking There w no serious infractions of the rules d the worst

occupied-by hir. J.‘ G. Jenuleson. drugqzist, i-s at present receiving attention.

in]; is now tbelng started. it is intention to have three large plate glass fronts to the store "and one long one on the Graft/on JStreet pride. The new front. "of: the mum. lug w-ill be cnrrlecfon steed gi ers with the main entrance door at this corner. The. interior space will nu: Ibuck as far as the new onnex__ giving an expense of 65 x 27 feet. ‘it is expected to have the building completed afbout the first of April. ’

AGAINST olvoncs cousrs

OTTAWA, blorch 2.—~A Petition introduced in the Commons by Dr. J. L. Chalbot (Ottawa) pmtests against the passing of any legisla- tion to provide divorce courts in Ontario and Quebec as "onopen repudiation of the authority of God over nlsrrlsgs and ubused on princi- ples. detrimental to the family life

particulars apply to McLean d: LMcKinnon, Solicitors, Charlotte» 4mm W‘ Bill“? ‘VB m" _____,._ ‘awn. p_ u L thousands of yards that will be

‘ p sold as ldw at $2.75 per yd. ‘A. regular price in goods 54 to 56 BOWUNG

" inches lwide. This is an etcellerlt ~-'- opportunity to get materials in ‘A very interesting Kala 3110a?

LOBTK-SUNDAY BETWEEN P.

r: 1 Hospital and Powunil. 1 "m" °‘“‘“"°“ m“ “"“'"‘“’

found in women's fabrics and ei-

pins took place in thlo town Bowling Alloys

last night

mummt §‘“-“m°t 51m“ Find" . 11mm‘ h Ca ell. tea met the point. . "mmumww Wm‘ W‘ E‘ smith’ llgeafietlaclrlrgtflnrfgtgarefaddree: xnsmfor {his first films this winter P°‘"“’~ " 15a Richmond Street, English n Carvella winning out by a majority "—'"'—""-"-"_"'__""', . s etch woolen‘ . o! ‘m rins- mscnnnsssous _ ° w"- ~_-_--_- n. score i»

lows:

_ _ _ Q _ r . . . FOR JOB PRINTING or ANY will buy for cash 6r liil/lldlebll n. Galbraith _ 132-151-112 rleecrlption. Jlatronlse the Gon- n mlignnfikfgréiiswmmzorkg 11;. ti. nslgbgnzxe 133x32: ll 0 . l 8 ' . . l‘ ' trslJob Pfllltefl. 176 Kent 3" vloe, prompt returns It}. Hrylley- Leith Robertson ' 151*'9%T1€§ NO1-'|"C'E__A|_'|_ “DER; p93 nfrasumrrreralde, 11-h. 1. orllil- A. n. ilichenzle es-n. - ‘ mum‘ mafia‘ lmtmmwm 103 WEIR nth. Street. N154? YQTk. PA'NTERS promptly sttendcd-"to Prof. Mer- - __ __ . con, 1oz momma st. Chlflhltc- WANTED $333311: m"- ’ ‘ "—-"'—' -. ' 10-9: 12o HAVE seven» rnousmc wmrso-ro suv A coon xix?“ 10144126" . dollars io-loan at once on hior- fnnm. State price end delunmtp M‘_ Hark“, 74__‘_n;;__125

ply 2t? Erinoc Street-

__________.._._.._._.....__. wmrso "r0 RENTw-A FLAT with enroll store. new at thin ofllcc. "

WANTED BV MAV 1ST TO RENT or purchase eight or Ill-IQ roamed

tenses of ren.l__est2tte Apply to J. A. Maodonsld, Barrister Rll~ ny Bltlldlllifl. City-

MAKE MONEY kTWiOMir-MS. l0 I60 paid wecily for your spsre time writing allow cards for on. No canvassing. We-instruct and

supply you with work. West An-

lnl Show Csrd e 87 Coi~

borne Sheet. Toronto. znnl.

.5-

Sprinting Person Loses to Ray

BOSTON. twitch 23-40:: its)". the brilliant Cliicnlto runhcr, bent

. uni-old Outlblll. of the Boston Amy letlc Club _ln his lonlpantlciputcd. .' rare against thdfioston flier for the Boston cup nt the American lwxlon games here. " 3 in n. spirited race toward thc rnu of which Cutlbiil was celevlns "it! lentil, Ray let out one of his

. v > D

him into the tape with flyllll! tob- He bfltt Ollbblll by l‘! YllPflB

or.~1_ followed by Jim-

nnd was closely

finished only seven yards behind. my. time. 4

BRANDON MAV "KICK-UP ' ROUGH"

sident ‘Sterlingyof the C. .A_ H A

hestdvlsed local hockey thst tho on»! um». M "=9 l“ < lsn C-up will be ‘ peg. x tolesrm, its! received ‘freer W 1 trusted. thht ‘esecutive of Wm UUMQQ‘ V5611 “ma; will b0 D757“.

up in "tlte Ill llnfl Ofllsl’. lng develeptlllltc

house vto. modern convenience. _ Apply to MessrstGsndet 6i liu- '

wondorfnl sprints which: ccrrled "

Dniflffllilrrirsfiilhnv. mic Connolly of ooursswwnr who

qnllitll-GI 3.2 seconds, - was rcmcrlwible for the lldwtrnck

as AULAN cur

JJEANDON. ‘Man. Mar. tr-fiv officials

plgyed in WW1!‘ ‘ also been E Norther. to the etfect the c. eyrrs. A

the Allnlfilll!’

moth locclfue and offidsll l" qt. President Ster- end some intercw 5IQI 100k“ ‘h?

Osrvoll’

s team. an the ‘Cross nu good one.

Tonight’; some will he hctuveon d the boaauo of d promises to be a.

TO-NlGHT-,

Tomorrow Alright

120i n ‘2

of the Dominion."

The Ipetltion w passed at the annual meeting of re Catholic We men's League of Canada at Mont- real and is forwarded by the sec- retary Teresa. C. nmistrong.

—--—<-'O&-—-—-— WELGOMED ‘ GOVERNO R-GEN-

y ‘teams were as 10L EflAL-‘ilhelr Excellencles the Gov-

ernor-Genersl and‘ Duchess of De- vonshire, on their official visit to Smiths Falls on Tuesday, present» "ed to the Collegiate Cadet. Corps the trophy otiereti by His Excel- lency in the imperial Challenge Shield Competition. This shoot- ing contest, which is Empire-wide. was won by the Smiths hits on".- dets.- The town and surround- ing country-turned out en moose to welcome the r preseutstlvc of the Klngin Csnsds. and to do hon- or to the Jasdet corps.

r4'£_‘=-_-

b- Box:

Tho new atcel ceiling, is new in place and the work of , , remodelling the front of the buildllrrhursd“

we Opera House and will go to

umst have class of the highest penalties totalled 20 minutes,

order. Kilonis and Ilnck will most which Sussex ‘players drew 11 s“- will night. st the Grand nunutes and Fredericton the rc- thc mninding urine minutes. finish, without time limit. The

‘sovlershrrcournot;

CONSTANTlNOPLE. Munch ‘J..- Bolnhevlk troops numbering fobout 25,00 entered Tiflies Friday even- ing, it is said in a despatch receiv- ed here. For s few hours on Fridny ‘there was considerable looting in the city ‘by local communists, it is reported, but late in the dsy the Soviet Government Ibegan to res- tore order. The Italians, Genman and Turkish missions in Tiflis did not leave when the Georgian Gov- crnment fled, and are still there. The nnti-Bolshcvik Government loroclaimet! in Erivun, ‘capital of Armenia, about two weeks ago, has been ousted from control. and the Holsheviki have reestablished s sov let republic. hlony members of the unti-Bolshevik regime have been imprisoned and the rest are said to he fleeing.

Greek is a relentless and tirelosx worker, while‘ Hack is not n whit ‘behind hint when it comes to the give and take style A for which Kilonis is noted in fact those who know the ‘merits 0t’ tho men feel that Hack, will effectively stop the Greek‘ when it Collies to down-right rug- ged wrestling. This is because of his. tremend- 011s strength and endurance, his lop-g experience both at Grueco- Romnn and at cntoh-ns-cutch-ccn style, mud" the fact that he has proven one of the best men in the ‘world m. hand-ling rough oppon- ents, n skill obtained while he toured Europe and this country meeting sill-comers with oircnscs sndcnmivn-ln. Tho match is at catchweishts‘ which will give Hack an advent- age of mbout eight pounds, and tho winner will be in lino for a match inter on vwlth Ajax and the winner of this 12o meet the titlebolder. it will ‘be remembered that the ‘Kilonis referred to, in the above

According to statistics about nine tenths of the men who commit suicide are married. Comment 1s unnecessary.

"2232" "$...§“"‘°f,§;' Fun for Women to

. ‘ I in the Market mm, defeating ‘ T nlinrcy Lewis and Bull Montana. in

Old, fade} skirts, waists, costs

‘stmight falls Montana. is now sweepers, everything;

work-lug in motion pictures, with Douglas Fslrbsnks.

WAN-assess osrrsnrso . OALHOUSIE.

umlrwnlr, Mal-chi Qy-{rhree thoufiand persons tonight sruw the Wanderers defeat Dalhoulsie by u. score of l to 0, in the City ‘Hockey uewsvue sorlest The ice -wss covered with water and fast hockey was impesslble_ The win- ning goal was scored near the mid of the third period.

wthldthen- rwofll. silk. cotton; or mix- - ed can he dyad any rich;

thdeleu editor with Diamond Dyes. Ruy no otlrur dye.

imoke

i

Itewnn movie you as 01bit: of lobdccfl

IDGD

_ loving

died Belch Ind, The midnight e o'er pnuhlw

W116”. also»!!! _ t not dream.

hl-gethe onewe could notunr’. ; hm n», at odd.‘ o>i'u“§§i

‘Aildggiller Bl IQ loved mm‘. ‘Stsmeuwrynow.

inserted by hle grandmother;

m} MR. ALEX MCKENZIE

' 0n February 11th there passed" We! at Melville. one of the oldest - .

. " w‘ hi‘; 2°2L,'°;;'.2.'i‘§‘,,°‘il'°“ iflflrnn}: rifle shoot", law“ John Kilonis Sussex Defeated §;?.“..‘§°.."§'5.§2"i%"“&'t?“$3¢*5§§$ firk§ffi°li

ryatthelqeeffimmthmvrhere "-

he won for h meeld by his attrac- engaged‘ tlvs manner and gmtle diwcsitlon very many friends. both old and

young. . Mr. McKenzie had been an Elder in St. John's Church, Belfast for 54 years during which time his daily} walk and conversation duly tresti» fled to his love for his Saviour and he cough-t try his kind counsel and mammary life to Blend others" to He iaesves m mourn one brother Kenneth of Gerioch. Mrs. Angus Mcbeod of Melville and Mre. J. McIntyre of Lorne Valley, also three sons and one daughter var-Kenneth and Dan of- U. S. "A, John M. on the old home and Mrs. Bertram of New Bedlord. Mass. His wife (nec Mary Mclmod) and one daughter predeceased him. The funeral service which was conducted by Rev. M." Dnbidleod. was inngely attended. The remains were laid to rest in the beautiful . . V ‘ cemetery at Belfast Church where _ ~" ‘ Mr. McKenzie loved to worship. '

NEW, YORK. March 2.--A com- v 1 pulsorydoozlfereuoe csllesjvby the re- i‘ sldonn. tractor as Aunt id's were h‘ m“ Suss“ M‘ “mi” w“? ration court, has settled a. strike which seriously affected shipping 03 Sl- 3°11!» "l" in that country for more than two and it was a. rather monlths, here today by Marl: Sheldon, Aus- tralian commissioner. ' Conditions agreement, the cable stated, includ- cllned to Iblame him "because the 43d abandonment of 301, 00mm; “d! immediate commissioning oi‘ mil 9,, ships now tied up, pending settle t of working conditions. A pol~