' ”<».‘ ~:...-.-~- 1,. 31,* ___

-9.

Seeds. r

l- We a complete line of Flower and

“" is in and see us, you will find our prices

26| ,

sn1s4~i.aMn.

Mammoth No. 1. f‘ '

, Clover Seed, Early Red No. 1.

° Matins 8.15; Childrens Service 5 p. m. . .

clover seed’ Alslke’ No' 1° Evensong and address 7.30 p. m. in ::Don't soold a child- for being

_ Bservice on éi‘tL¢;?may at 53:0 crosgi try Re%l¥ Orderlies. as the

ns o .m. u o etrouespro withthhol.

’ Peas’ Vetches’ Barley’ evening addrgss. Monday. "The Sold only by Renll Drug Bioregcigc

iaasksiliear. oats.. Mangei and Tumip ;;;=,°,;=,,f;=d_3_“°°.9;g,“Tg=;°,,§,°,;=,;ff";,§;,; -nd 25° ws- "calm-D-as 0°.

ti;o::s ;'l"hursdiy._-'-|.`he Way oi Bor~

if F. J. Holman & Co., Ltd

Phone Nos. |99 ~ |62 Great George Street Cor, Kent ,

tPro¢nrab'l_j A le

meitleiisble Seed s

‘f-_ ilfiir. _ _

IUDSPIUEIICA

. _ mil’

' SCHOONER TOWED T0 SAFETY.

_The Stanley succeeded Saturday in _ ` " ‘ 3230.4.17m11

The Central

-_-_-;;:_ __:____‘.j__'A>_¢~nn_» na; _‘$:~v$;;.;;_` ::; -A ` ' z

lv savannas *P-.Rl _Province

WHAT I8 TH! ATTIACTION Sunnyside? Why. the Bayer Pin showcase of course. ~ Bi

COMING iMFl0Vl||lNT8¢v-.There

_pq-1-. ¢

A ' » -. illbe eel-illginllt-I-Irbert ~ gp|||N¢¢g` . " ' ' '-

Hhs-Hrttnwfiment °f.I»1.aud seeds all No.1-_ :....,.., .“.....".‘.».... .. at .. 5...... ..:.,"... F... .i'..':..*.»*,,° 1'.‘,§¢,':,°;;

telephone service for that district. p¢£¢'»saz,u|-day gg 1|,.¢_'.s|¢¢g _'gh mi,-._

" --' ‘y-hreegussns onallundnedasd

John lt. menoaau sua ma P Pmil. sua- essay two , _or rreitht-

drsl, 'Holy Communion daily 7-.46 a. m.

">C|NDERELLA” TO BE GIVEN

schools in the city, the proceeds to go

has been secured for the purpose. repeated that- state nt whereevcr

getting hold ot the three mssted

z;';z°';f.:..€'..‘i....2“.;‘.:z’;'..,‘:“:.‘:2 as -Provincial, Lq|i,|;m¢

M l|QNOUll'll|‘!'.-Massrsrlilwenty Igcltsf qs hundred* L .mf ` __`,_" __ 'Q ~= of Prince Edward island. new resid- - .T l‘f“" Af ' "

_ N ___.»».-___ _ing in Calalfy have been awarded by ' .A G_¢lUtl'_‘iTlM ";. I those who. ut, SGGC 0. 1¢___,; Kiagfdoorge the Edward medal ol the and the Social' _ _ _ g mn h, ,M

_ _ _ C. _ ._ ._ _ second class tor conspicuous bravery or the Chario ,HM mi gg Egg:

on June 26. 1915. while the Bow River, un- Msrxrg n '11 W Calgary. was in iiood. gouatam” moi 5 uma 'p|,¢_

-- -_ - . ». - omni charge forth

HOLY WEEK.-St. Peters Cathe theirbest eiiorta :lil-:aiiair

s- grand success. ' u 8276.

considered. ~ THE ISLAND CDLUSTORAGE C0.

month or more and.-towing her as far ‘ _ ' ' ~ < '

1* as Panmure Island where she was ‘ '

A O v ' beached in-com arative safety. ~ The s'AT_uR°A¥’R"" 15'

P _ , _ _

smn]9y left yegtgrdgy gfternogu fm' V ` 4 _ ’ Pictmi but her arrival there was not The HQ“°°‘m°‘ °t' 1050 this “mm

main' ' PERSQNALS reported sta me hour lust night. it is '“5|:h1;"§‘§§§°"1§‘;_"Ml::f‘Pa°’;§l§‘;“1§5

A "Pairolled”

_ One ot the most popular features in the Ottawa Journal is the sketch under the heading` "On Parliament Hill," written daily for the Journal “ by the Oofrtdor Patrol." in a recent issue the -l?t.rolms.n said: ~i.“Dr Patrick Charles Murphy. Sena- irom Tignish. P.E_l., is one of the

men in Parliament. He is a

but he has time yet to mend for he is still in his forties.

mm of his line appearance,

should ilrld it not such a ditiicult Job .ln inspire aifection. He really has be- dtime quite a favourite amongst tho

- mHans since he came to the

lil 1912

-"file has had a distinguished career _ n. medical man. and was for two

president or the Medical Associa- .of the Maritime Provinces. He.

mths Bret man or his Year at New

_ University. Needless to say no

U Irish, without 'mixture' in his

blood.” !vj'l’h¢_|'B was an obvious mistake in _ .and the Patrolman made thc _ correction as ioliows:- ;“'f9enntor Murphy has a grievance.

-not a grievance. He was reported _ ny as a bachelor. This is a _ perpetrated by the editor or the

oiitnry Guide. who describes "unmarried" But the com-

E. is

Mrs. May arrived in the City Satur-

expected that she will go to Summer ' side “Hi” or tomorro _ and the: Bnton Ltd.__incomoration Acts

W

were read _o third time.

d" “°'“ Sl' "°““' ' Ponce counr. - At the Ponce ~ his/|`A.-rg' when -

Mr. C. B. Chappell. City, returned

home by s Prince Edward island. Mr J. H. Bell resumed his speech Saturday. ui lpned by Micmel Murphy “gun” the on the Budget. He referred to educa-

____ Two Macs and against P. McDonald mm and expressed the opinion that

were adjourned until today R John- » ' - ' _

Court on Saturday Prohibition cases brought on through information sup-

Mr and Mrs W. H. Aitken. City. h nr a hneé $100 'more should have been done for-.teach

returned Saturday, froma. visit to New 5°” °t t B' “me m W 5 - ers. H9 said credit was due to Dr York and Boston. Mmhael Kinsmw W" °°“"i°¢°d °f “ Anderson' tor. stimulating education

third infraction against the act and supplements’ credit was also due to

sentenced to six months imprison- D1. A d fo th om! ta in h

Mrs. Clifford Rose, of New Glas- _ n arson r em s m a e

- *had inculcated during his service in

visitto her mother Mrs. J. Garrick. Sir Jéseph Pope' K' C_ M_ G” of :x1§nPll';3lYitl;§;l-pr§l'1::l}'c submit; hgiidhagng

gow arrived in the City Saturday on a.

ment

Ottawa, who has been Under-Score

more for education tha Dr Anderson

_ iired Pope. the fourth son. is now in _t would bebettu. to 8|” that amount

Mrs. Lew‘s Webster of Morell, rc-

turned home Saturday afternoon ai- ter s pleasant visit with friends in the Western part of the Island, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, Wel- iington.

Mrs. James Gillan, St. Pat.rick’e

Road was among the visitors to the City last week spending a day with her daughter Miss Alice Gillan a stu-

Di' M‘"'PhY'° d°m°°U° W9 dent, at St. Joseph's Convent

5 5?? §=:§

has eight children, and

erse. lie is very much _.___ ` Church. the bride being given away by

are on active sérvlco. Captain V. L. Goodwill, C. A. M. 'Askwith. daughter of Sir George Ask-

C. has been transferred from the Ca- with and Miss Mary Peel. daughter oi

he should be taken for a nadlan Convapsceut Hospital, Hel- Rev. M. B. Peel. vicar of Tamworth.

liobelur is where the 'no grievance'| lingdon House. Uxbridge to the Cana- were bridesmaids. Since the event _@m&.’II1.'Bhd the tactis that in his dlan Red Cross Convalescent Hospital news has come of the sinking of the own good-n'a_tured Irish way he has No. Buxton. Col. H. D. Johnston, C. Arethusa by s mine, but the captain not uttered one word of complaint." |A. M. C.. is 0. C. and crew escaped.[ _

‘contained a photograph of Miss Alex-

the Royal Cash-lian Regiment.

or i.ocAi. |N'rEnEs`1'.-'rue Lon-

don. Ont., Advertiser of February 29

andrina Von de Heydt, granddaughter or Sir Robert Peel and Capt. Barry Domville. R.N., H.M.S. Arethusa, Brighton, Eng., son of Sir Compton Domville and cousin ot Mr C. J. Dom- ville of East Royalty. P.E.I._ The mar- riage took place at Tamworth Parish

her uncle, Sir Robert Peel. Miss Betty

and q asylum tgir-

s-J'-' ..._ ~

How to

der- 1--sands .s .-

Tell

f Whether Tea and Coffee are Causing your Troubles

' ,It seems easy? leaveoff drinking tea or coffee and note the results. -

_ Butyou-say, '_' can’t do without my morning cup,” so the dreary days foi- ` _ low-one another, the same-_til pains and aches slowly growing a little worse. Do 5 ‘ yotfilare think ot the road ead, it that downward tendency keeps on. and why

_- ` - ahouldn't it unless you change the daily habit?

_fhfmlthful-lge '

U ` 'Sup ose today you assert your right to crush habit and start a new and

:_ It‘s easy to quit tea and coffee and take on A C

, .. . 'I1 _ V,

* I "U S‘-\ \i`

N381’

in

H s e ;,,; f

A $13 ».

. , _ _

from iaeaandooifeewiiishow

lean, whole wheatroasted th a bit of molasses drugin tea and that chases so muchtronbie

not si nesrmmdruqs, nutluun *F ', d flavgurxtliat mains it easy tgr anyone “gl ‘gvgrtrg magma

forma f~Postum: Theoriginal I. the

mdfoatuggda inrgaciigncll hat

sen had mms - dey ais`££iii§i;m use-maine use

L

the

them to make a corresponding reduc tion in the price of school books. He also proposed a universal syllabus for the common schools.. The Leader of

cuss the relations between the Govern- ment and the Alliance. and said as the ~esult of the activities or the Alliilnce

Government declined to‘pay any part of the expenses incurred by the Alli- ance.' With reference to the enquiry at Summersldc he said he did not intend to make A single retiection upon the "-Ommiesioner. who had done his duty. He had. given his decision and they were bound to accept it. Notwith-

standing this admission Mr Bell re- viewed nt length evidence which had been heard against Prosecutor Phil- lips. and was still talking when at twelve o'clock he moved 'the . ment oi' the debate, and the gangs adjourned till 3 o'clock Monday.

The last of the series or concerts

given by St. Dunstan’s College Giee Club was held in the college hall on Friday last; thus bringing to s, close one of the nrost enjoyable and auc- cesstul seasons in the line oi amuse-

ment for many years. It is. worthy to note the entire absence of the more vulgar and popular which predominatf es the amateur programme, and the

high standard set by the;Direo_bor in choosing the most reilned and educa- tional compositions. Much time and

e D s amme. u e

perfect rendition of the entire score

beam evidence or the time well spent.

r. . .

to as n speaker oi' no mean ospaf

advantlse in his orstoricsl abt. _the reading "America Invixv

a

-brought

oi and was

.‘Julius talent`

aa-

. -_-*-4

re ar . -

ev/ GHILDREN- -‘ A committee of t.-.f.°s. 53| ».°t"J°»1'|T'§'¢§e§'f§¢`l-l's§'£2'f§. ladies have arranged for the produc- wa has hereby m she none, umtule tion of the play, "Cinderella," by a "me for ,ecdyms applications for number of children from the various Com sg,”-age gpm., for Eg" for this

_ season has been extended to Wednes-

ior patriotic purposes. The date iixed My |,ex¢,.;Ap-ru 193,, mn Mm, that JS MW 19- and U10 P°°D\9'B Tlleiife date no further applications can be

' _'_-lmludt ._

cHARl-0‘r1's1'¢>wN. '

P J Mellsdy, although already-

thestudent body wamseen-_to‘.

‘Q

.I _- .E _ -

v Esther takes A Perilous ' Arthur, After He

The Vitagraph Company Present

cannons James, Joss cosrsrss, soma nonnsun, nt

A-The Confession of Madame Barastoff

THREE ACT BROADWAY STAR FEATURE A STORY AND A GOOD ONE

‘ui s rl nas rail Provanniuuocsce 'ras

Ha ke\Y::mana’s Ccolntlesidorf Iawaltlshedmgy Thee Rifles That Hill’

Him, Scenes of This Story Laid in Russia

AY

-“The Patil of

x. ~.»

eril”

_ .srx1'¢sN'rn wlsona -or

DIAMOND FROM.- ' *nv 'rwo hors -_

Animal Drama GLIRED”

A -WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

AaNoLD DALY IN

“THE HOUSE OF FEAR’

5 GRIPPING ACTS 5 imtmvnv/Ma§\wnnnvJwnlnmm\\u“

The Joumey’s End BILLAESDEHIE llgméh

--'i'="'=""il'_

"'P1';0PLEs’ THEATRI-3"'

P

Mr. T. F. Wakis, City. returned Sat- ll. . ‘ _ _

urda by the Car Fcrry from a visit tary °f State hr" gzwrnal Afgaimtfsg V95 U19? Wanted ‘a place for a. man '

go Fl'¢¢1-,bm-g_ ‘HWY Yeals- “B " 9°“5~ ° ac named John Andersomthey superannu-

_____ °°\'*"°°- The e|d°5t» M*~fi°e‘;i E' QV tted Mr Bslderson una pension of

P , R. C. R.. woun at t. _

[hmm .vous ouun. cnnou. is spending _,,§’§§,._ and ,B exfxwd showy to re zgoo. gut when it csmsts nl- Anderson The Edison Company Presents

s week-sua in the city the guest or 1 M G 1 T , mr ey sd allowed him $800. and sent _

Mayor and Mn; Agnew 3°” 51°F °“°"° ‘“'“°"§ 5 6 him over to some millionaire in the _ ' ,

ll-iellh Maurice P090 feeivle fl K°° United. statesior sustenance in his THE “ONDERFUL BROADWAY CHILD STAR

Camam A_ R B Duck’ C A M C p0Bll.l0|| with the C. P. R., (.0 S0 1.0 dacnumg yea" _He took excepuon

h b 1 't ' d ,_ th' d' M ' 'f the front' the third son is Lieut. Har- to Plym wt 'f I M ` - ` ;=m;§;;,';;‘=;,§;*;,,,;,,,; ,,g,;;,,,‘;, on 1-....1 ............ or .it 0......-u.. .,,,,,,,,,,,§,., ,_;;_,y=;';°,f;au=;;;;p';;,,; __ VIOLA DANA

ll Y . . - oem Hoepimh Epscm_ Bank ot Commerce, while Lieut. Al- schoql supply Bnnchwgud "id ¢_hat__

°° “The Slave Student”

M O”°°m°“ Mm °'°°°°d°d '° dh' ' Two Act Comedy Drama by the Famous laywriitht Lee Arthur

siz_.:’.r;.“::.°':.°::.”.‘:.‘:.nf:f":,t'.i°~‘.':.';‘i‘:.';‘;~i P KAY BEE PRESENTS

; LEONA HUTTON AND JACK NELSON

The Riddle of the Wooden Leg °

TWO PART DETECTIVE DRAMA

"* "‘“°" ':.;=1.°‘::.‘.*.‘.:‘. '.2:*::.ft:'.f. 'i:':si.°..i .°es‘.:=.':..':‘. ii':.§*.°.‘:.'....."'° S°°'°*°" to leave false clues

Gieei-Eiub' Give 5 - ` The _Hidden Crime Do-Ray-Me-Boom

A A . ‘ -' Reliance "Drama Clever Comedies

-.5 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

THE PASSION PLAY

_ THE ROMANCE OF ELAINE

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;I2nl`vpllse<_

"Maw

on asvoitits King. '

WIN! wlftli

Pestslozzo,'_.lmportance that they are being for plsces are

"war ed to the United States sf mem] bug

Ituben'l_" e American Embassy is guarding which it is

the tragments from inspection. but it damagln

is understood that several of the the missl

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Forced 'lo Leave

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_ *Aa-'rout nine

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