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.\li_-~ionarie_~ were sent out from lingland to the ilir

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Head Office at Charlottetown, Brunch Omen gt Sum- initiiiins ne»_\i,~iiil the sen- lu preach the gospel ol ~chu0l '“"'l"°' A"'°"°“' 3°“"i' ‘M “°”u|“°' nnlitziry trziining and here :ind there small beginnings' 53f“"35Y WNW! ('°U'\4°4 1337) Ulm POI’ IMWIII U! were niaile but tin- iloctrine did not take hold ut' our

mail in Canada or U.8.A.

livered) In advance; $2.50 per year (mailed) In advance. sveiiiiig only uiniiiaeil im) xiao, (delivered ui- by

mam ip canada_V"d 323° ,or u_3_A_ _there be -ii much difl‘it.".tlt_\' in recruiting Canada's half

_nnlhon men. \\e have learned mam' lessons .since

_\_____________ _ ___ ________ ___ __/____ _-ithe wzir began; \\'e(_.|_r_¢','>l}¢_¥\Qt0re yet. but perhaps

_ ~ :the greatest lcsaon dc al is' _e eed ot some iomi in

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- --1 whvtlicr this shall bathe last war or not, there is no

'pt-:ii'e-ptir-tirig people. llaii the system been intro-

“°"""9 °°"Y '°“"°"l lnlll' 535° P" 7”" (°°' iilui-eil :mil fiilliiwed tip there would not be in Canada

tiiil:i_\~ rl- inany inc-rlica_ll_v unfit as there are, nor woulfl

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Vin.-itary tmining and inilitary rlestipliiie -among our

§.ri_t-_ \\'hc-ther the “ar shall be prolonged or not

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-gc .." ijt- in-_ri‘.‘.;-.ez ~niii:.;.ri:ie ";.r~_- f'

t-'.'etzi'.-" ".t~.-:_=`.t;<.r;i:'_=._ :if timclaitii the alle-

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I - 1.-1:-.iia until they iicfc

ff---I iii-' . -.-_:rr-izic ~e:itiir.ent- ot' the \\it- believe we are nearing the end of the preseiit

~.i:ir_ :mil that iew oi the bovs now under military age

better .uljunct to thecrlucatiori ot a boy than the phy-

li-""~‘.. 1.'_`».V `f. i ~ ' in-i ' 't»t»'~~9’.f~'»1= i"»'V!fH1=l‘. iY`»"l“'_ -ical :ind mental culture ini'ol\'ed in at course ot' mili-

'tary training. The number oi* physically nntit re-

-ffyi-réiir-.v_. - ~ V- Lzinrier _‘Ia-.'al _g~-lzcy over tlizilsvi.-;ile<l by the recent recruiting in Canada and even

` V. - 'i i i .. it J if- :wer firzi-~ will bc rt‘ii~‘ in this proviiice isappalling and would certainly have

'. ’.}.i.- r-.-:...- ?'.f_»1ri-_t - " 11;.. 'lite fact- areliy,-~_»ii very mitch lessii a systeni of military training

ti he l;.urff_-.' ii »' .i .'--?'=.i~~:'l iv take HH) in'-_anti int-riiczil inspection of school children had been in

vogii e»

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f ' i _.js gait 5'-»r\~.;.rii :i 51-- i-__ I will he called upon tor military duty. f\`e\‘erthelt:.~~'

. - - , - _:.;, -niiii i;i_-h ti.-: -z'~i§ti:<,- net-il ot' military _training and discipline is just as

. _ ferent li- if the war were to continue, as great as ifl

liizli--r -.\:.rs were to he waged. Preparation for the fir-

Ii i1--r-i-;1_¢i- ~' t =""'iill€‘..'.rj.' lizittle of life requires |i|1_\~_~ii;.3l strength and,

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' ' ,- ' l.-1.-’.i _ 'i:’=‘-"_1'~.'-'~'=iiciit~ for llii' 105th llattalion will be respfnifleil 0

Vt.. -1 :i manner that will be creditable to the pro\'incc.[

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~ ' ~ \5r i<i.`°i»_-" liiir-li-n imi-

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1 r i f ' ii:;»l -E--l:t'.'t;tl` ~o long

it i-_- ini" fri tzn:~_- to iiieet

f - I ~ :V-_f-_/rt-~~".~ ~l.-iii-btiiliiii1g

-i _'r ~ T §_. grf- @_tiit:i_t_-:- lite- l’rin.e ' -' ' r -_-'Z trzit -he ~ti~rin might iii; t~~<-

. i ' I 'fi In- t_?'_~-rt-fore tirfitiii-eil hé-

~ ~ ~~i~__i in' *iziiiiiizig three ~ut.i-r-

iir .._. . _f,_ - ._-_ _ _ "f . fi. flnr- lritperini :itz-

/,_~_-~§. _ :gmt ~! 'li"i" [Te ij f;;\ 1flTi;.'l'l'~.' fJ<_~! I'.1iIiT'/1li`li-

.3 Sir l<fiii»_-ri iiorilt-:i ;l_t»:if<:ilcfl for iifliit-_rl a».:tion iii

r- ' ` ire :ln-'l the Ut.-

"--~;/itifif--i 7i_'. "iloi`».'iii_'_g :irc Witt: for month.-

.>. if .~~- fi" 4 fVtii=._f»1'i-:gill Iiy then l;ilIfi`i;;it in the

~i - .Nail lnlii-ral lf.-:nic-r- not tal-:era this reac-

/~ r __ _;/xi-:.= .wir-if 'it.'rii.'inj.' migh; not have lit-on ,i i 1 -ff/. ".»~.~--'.:"i;f 11:1! (`:;n.'t1l:i wiitllii not -t:in'l

. \.» i.'f.i-F ’ f.-u:.f";. iz; i_;i-~- of '\:ir ard that the

'i _' ‘ 27;- F1;-" »li~i'iti-_',5r:i1c midi-r armed :itt_:ti‘l;~

i \ ` 'rifi l.:.‘iTi--r and hi- i'olli_-zigtles :ictt-il :is

»"i‘f 'ii -:i-l i.:itrii.t`~ in~ti~:iil of as mere |i.'irtizan_~ I vw/ i `\`i~ i. Zi-:flwiil :inil \il=tr:ili;i, wiitllfl to‘-

` ' ti *~ -i-t ' »i -.ri 'li' .\`iirtI. _\`e.'i by tht- most firi-

i »:'-§_']i- 'ti the zxiiriil. in iii`ti»‘i~ _\`ir `\\'ilt'ri'l

» ---vi--'il iii z`iilIi»'.'. \it~tr:ili:i. _\'t»‘.v fi.-aliinii

` . .ii_.'.ri7»\_:11li;:~.~ :iii--iit»l:t-t-prix'the l1riti~_ii _ '.7 t- 3; had 'li-1'-._»ii/lui t':in:tfi:i for I_Ifi yeiirs irce

I ' -f»~i_ ln 'tiiiiwitioti hi- itiilizizd hi- :itithority river i ~-xriili; I 'ppc-r (fliziitilier ti. hall: :i liovt-rtitnent wliich .:i- rt-:iil_\ to do it- duty by the limpire in pretiaratioti _giiili-t :i ri-ing flittigcr. llc tviittlil do iiiitliitig him- 1-'el i :ind hi; would let no one else do anything.

--i)x(------ -RECRUiTING AND TRAINING

\\`i- ri-iiroiltt-*c with ]ile:i>itrc the following parit-

grzitili from :i li_-tttfr ireceivt-il hy a friend in (fh;irlottc- town friini _\l:i_\iir 'If llilifzir _\lc.\`ittt of the 105th l'rini°i_- lf.flw:iril Island |\’t-giinent. .\fter telling that the "l.ti_\'~" :ire :ill wtrll :intl l»ti~ily training he pro- f'i'~ls: - _f .

"l tniili~t'~t:ni1'l \-.i~ :ire lilct-lv ti. go to l"r:i|icc :is it

'ttiiit_ ‘li t'i»ur-i- no one l.'ni»\\‘_~ for ccrtziin hilt :ill

i':inl<> :ire rt::iil_v Iii -1-rvc Kitty; :ind (`otintr_\' when :ind \-.'lii~r<- vriili-il upon. l hiilic we -hall soon hear that :i giifoilly- iiutnlit-r iii mt-n front thc lslatifl have liflcrctl \lig~in~i;l\‘i-- :is re-iniotweitu-tit- for this |l:itt:tlion~

'l`lit-ri- nrt- plenty of _\'otn\;1tiien on tht; island, :i l.'it',t1e _ nnnilii-r iit' them right in (`li:ii'lottelown who . were ii-ry iiinil iii' ti-lling int- :ind iitlit-rs what we ought to do ziii.-l itlifit \\'i~ iiuglu not to do. httt so iar :tsl l<uo\v thi--v iii-iiiilr :ire _-till at honie and. I siuiiiosc. giving

.'ill\'_|i'l- ltr t»lll<'l'~_

"'l`lii‘ i-ry is still for niiirc nicn :ind l hotic these

yiittiigg ini-n :it hiinic who are within military age will rcspiiiiil if thi~_\- :ire |iliysic:illy fit. l want howc\_'cr to give :i wiird of warning to parents. lt is this: 'l)o not :illiiw your boy to enli~t unless he is of thc fttll age of I8, no iniitlcr how big and strong he may hc. This

. is no ho_\"~ job :ind :i boy nndt-r I8 years of_ age can

licst scrvt- his King and (`otnitry :tt hottie by filling the pits-iiiiiiis iii' older men who enlist, .\ large per- cciitage of boys wlto gave their ages when enlisting :is eightccn have fallen into the lmttds of thc medical iifficcfrs. 'l`he_v are not rtlilg to stand up to the training tltt-_v'li:i»i'c to do and the kind of lifethey have to=livc. 'l`his is fl n\:in's job, not rt hoy's. I helievc front iiihat l h:i\'c seen that thc parent who allows rt boy to enlist tinilcz' i»“l is doing :i wrong to his boy and throwing :i linrdi-n upon the cotuitry- ily all means get these _voting lioys to undergo some training at lioinc sit that in case thc war is prolonged they will hc. to sonic cx- tcnt at least, prepared to do their duty when their turn coins-s."

Major i.\fcNutt, long before the present \var_w.1s

dreamed nf was one of the strong advocates of mili- tary training in schools. As long ago as july, roll.

lhh' th`=h'tbf '

" 1 J.: .- . ii- that the call noxv made to." re-i|i- this summer. making .friends freely.

i.'l.~~r- ‘_-. ill ztot. !

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WAS U53 BUILT IN U. S. ? V

l`i1~- l’ro\'iileni'i- lournal is ztuthority for thc- state-

nii_-:it that the ‘ic-rnian stiiiiliaritie, L'-53 was built in

\\`i'.i_~tht-r rlie-_lournzil can substantiate its allegations limi: :ilone can tell but it will be remembered that it

iihiifh resulted sonic months ago in the expulsion of Laptaiii l1oy_~e<l and \`iin Papa;-ti from the lfnitcd _'\`t:iti_-s. _‘.1 that time \\';i=hington officially- denied the :tliegations against these two German worthies bitt sith- ~e~;nt-nt re\'clatii.»n~ provefl their truth :intl the nienials

wi.-rt: sent out of the country in ilisgrzicc \\`as-

hingtiin is' also ileiiyiiig the L'-53 story but that is by no me:in~ profit' that the submarine crossed the .-\t- l:~_ntiiz licforc the _liiurnal made the .statement the-irc vias ii itiilt--tire-:til feeling that the ship had never set-ii lie-rni:tn_\'_ fine thing is quite clear. namely that she conlil not cross the _\tlantic without receiving -stip- plies ei. route. 'lhcre must have been a mother ship to .'~t1|»pl_\' oil and other neccssarifs which, owing to her size she could not carry for the whole voyage. Tliat the mother _-hip :ind the submarine both could escznic the \'igilaiice of the ilrtish fleet for seventeen il:i_v.~' wiiuld he soinewliat reinztrkable, much more so than that she had been built in a lfnitcd States ship- yard- There will probably be more about this. The llristoit .\il\'c-rtiscr, commenting on the charge made liy the I'ri»\'iileni~e _lournzil says:

"ln the present iiistance, the basis for thc new

:illcgzitiiins is itiiknown to thi- general public: but` it would tiiu|itt-stioiialily prove- a very eiiiba_rrassing uint- ter for the L'nitcd States if it should eventually prove that f_`a|it:titt Rost-’_~5 craft had actually been htiilt

:i connnerce destroyer in an .\merican ship_\'aril ivoulal > . - .

bc an offence whicli would cost liea\'il\"._'

The sitt1a|_:ion created by the-L'-55 may crtsily hc-

cinne t-tiilizirziigsiiig for the' L'nitetl Stlates. There will he explaiizitions, possibly revelations, and the official silence in London regarding the matter is oiuiniittsx

'~»---lm(

T0 AWAKEN GERMANY "

'|`he "'l`elct5ra:if" of .\tnstcr)lani has |iublished

particttlars of a very outspolcen :tnti-war pliaiiiplilet which, ii learns, has been circttlateii in (iermany. It is cntitlcd “I~"eoplc of `(iermany_ .'\\\'ake! .»\n ozien letter to licrrrian citizens and \vorl\'ers," and the an- thor is I)r. Hermann Ruesemeier, who states that he was political editor of the Berliner Nlorgetipost until

(`uno, thc chief editor, who tlbclalctl tliat.."any0nc who

author furtli states thai? both' Herr-_Cuno _and Herr

cxplicicitly Itfliitped that (jovmatiy provoked the ivitrl in order to g:'_lln 'thu li'q_g_@#&D_$`of i IEt1rop&_;_;Q_|1q pw- in the brochure qti@il-by the l)_it§elv»|>gpe_ii rubs as follo\v.s:-- _

"ln inforiiictl circles the truth is known, and

The licrnian people ought to know it- There :irc at least |,25o,ooo fallen, about 750.000 prisoners, ilcscricrs and niissing, and about 3,000,000 wouii- iicrl. of wlrmn about V-|.00o,ooo are condemned to incurable mutilation. That is the sanguinary balance sheet of war for Germany to-day. Con- cerning those incapacitated we are silent. Their number elurles all computation, but it is certainly

enormous." -

rt paper reai y im on is .ti yec e orc a meeting i»lvt||Y!iSr.rIlllhfi11¢laiifl in (`l1nrlnttt~tnwn_ was pub- ' ` ' ' ‘

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The Telegraaf says it has been assured that 5,000 R°l°’°"'3 ',,` ff ,'_i , _ _ _` i I ` -‘ '*_ ~’ _ ii A- 4 "_`_;. '_ *Z

copies of the_ brochure are in circulation in Aix-la- "FIS l>l0\lllll"l5Il"'5 f|\lr\¥'lj:',|""l°‘f‘f'_ I -» " ' I ' ` ' ' -' -

lished and favourably commented on in thc (.`;n_i1i_li.1n Chapelle alone. ` iT;r.°n‘;°E°'W_‘.,,¢.', ,'“m:f"¢i:|‘¢" V M' 'I ` -i~.\

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“ll l'd.be¢|| uked for my advice.

And ¢|\0l|0ht the thing out.

ealm and sober. _

Sizln' the months all once or lwlcef

|'d la'neh’d the year out with 0¢-

labor.. ' _ , _. ,

An nature uieii jim. washed mil.

dressed

With vveddin' garments. ornan\e_nte_d With ripe |ruit-geml-- and kinln‘

.jeat new~invenfed." ‘ _ _

-James Whiteomb Riley.

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:The holiday weather was' moat hrpolntlng. a disagreeable drill!!

in kept 1‘hank1Vglviug crowds homo. Rd' thosé 'who left on Saturdn_v.for beck-'mid visits had to spend nie any-. ooslly around the fireslde. The selv- éral church 'services in the city :rem we-ll attended. while the Thanksgiving. decor tions s ke volumes for the prc-pleélty ‘of :gg Island. -V - -‘. F ' ~f. Q C D _ `\_I_'.

_ Mrs. l-Irneiir -Beer. one of the Sep- tember brldesl is being welcomed buck to t‘harlot`tetown by her many friends. 8 O O

Tea. at the Golf Links. this after-

noon is in charge of .\lrs. B. Rogers and Miss Rogers. '

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.\frs. i('oli Peake and young family.

left this weak, amid many good ,wish- es for New York. from which P0" they intend sailing for England. There; safe tourney is the wish of all their friends as they go to join Ccl. Peake. who left recently with the 5th Siege Battery. i

Vli-eipliiie :ind for these nii other ~\'~'tem veti-I

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f , - .rs ii . ' .. g r- le\i~c-l is as che-Jtiii: :ls military t~railit_ng_ ix,-8 pie,-¢e_ 19" this ,naming for her .

- .. ` - - - i- l`_:~~ '_\- to thi- itrgr_-ncy of the call- for men and miirt-_ h

- i rfir l ii _ i.<-. -ill th- hi.;

`l.V~-:irtily concur in tho sentiment expresseil b_v .\l:i- _iiir .`_\i<'_`\'utt. The tinii; has gone by for sliirking. 'l"t;i:rt- i- me-n`s \\i»rk tit do :tnil the nicn will do it-the

thi- Vnitefl _\`tate~. not tar from the citv ot' Boston.

wa- the _lournal that ina/le the :startling revelations

e o .s _ _

Alu,-3 a very pleasanr summer Misf- ulia .D. Watson._who has been the ues! of the American Consul and

ome in lLexington._ Mir-3 Watson was the centre of many bright gatherings

lt is honed-that her first visit ia but

ne of many to follow,

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Laiiy Dalton entertained at _a de-

lightful bridge, and Lea at'b€_r h9me_ on Tuesday afternoon. The .rooms which were decorated with gladioli and sweet peas looked. vely attractive under the glow of the, artitical ltgbts._ Lady Dalton gowned in. grayV_cl1llIi,1_lJ‘ taffeta, was assisted in recelveng ,byl her daughter. Miss .\'0ra. who wore white net- with 8 cw! of rose taffeta. ' The other daughters in dainty gowns assisted in serving tea. Lady .Dalton and two daughters. Miss Nora _and .\li.fV:4 Zita left for_Boiston Wednesday morning, where they will be joined later on h_v the other members of the

family.

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Dr. and Mrs. Anderson have gone-

to Halifax. where they will spend the winter with the-ir daughter. Mrs.

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°‘ ° U11. " Deep interest is being manifested

in the miss-lon held this wee-k in con- nection with St. Peter's Church. All the services are large-ly attended, the addresses by Rev. Mr. Htlband and Rev. .\lr. Little being exceptionally fine. (

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Among the _visitotdllmnalirax this

.vireek was Dr. McLauchlln, of Sf. Pe- ter's, who was visiting his daughter. Miss Hetli, who ls- attending the Ladies' College.

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The Boys' Conference brought

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_Faishionl f Serge ~»

_ _ _Th¢.1a,r,-siaufhouf-iiiie.-viii-hion

~- - --i -indicates serge. Ever favorite fof

' '-ii1`ai1y,,i_t-~”isfnow _to _reign-"lfst1pr_éme

_ with those .who wish to bB;:c0ni'ectly

.;. sri- t..-r ii__.;,;~’l`-i las- I » , ...i .ill§iil.l?*ii..l......t ..... " _gol o malféf-’té'ilo`ring, ;1s _welcomed

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by a1i.as;lealler..;.lt .wellmresses

. `tirell,,_b,olds'1te_t§i_3§h,a1J€;' fears-we_ll, and

. __ 'alwa§is'fll25{ilisf_well;i - “-_

- _ Probably no other fabric could

‘ be found so appropriate for the new

_ silhouette--for the straight lines of the ""°'" l Mayen age models---for the new Russianmilitary_e__ffects, or the long coats with their full skirts shirred on at the waistline---that elusive waistline that seems-to rise or fall at the will of the

desiglner to _attain a pleasant_ effect. _ _-

o_ be sure no other fabric combines more beau-

tifullv with the trimmings of _velvet or fur that _seem absolutely essential if _the garment 1s _to be quite in the vogue. Individualtty of line, soft rippling curves of drap_e and fold are most perfectly expressed in

so §&i>r%lEie Fall fabric oi fashion and economy 1s

Serge, and we' are glad that we madeearly prepa- ration for the demand, and now offer_ _a COIf1D|@t€ assortment of the fine twill French Suiting Serges in which old dyes, not procurable today, have been used. They are abs0lut'€lY' d€P€H§lHb|€. all Duff? wool, Soft tiiiish, 42 to 58 incheS wld€, and P1‘1C€d according to width and weight, at $1-50. 1-75. 2-10, 2.75, 2.95, and 3.50 the yd. we will be glad to Show you this line.

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great man/ young people to the city

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for the- 'week end. They are being quite widely entertained in private

homes, and it is hoped the-ir visit 'T

will be nor only' a helpful one, but also very pleasant r~‘,iclally. B

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Sc-cial gatherings this week have

been very 'lnformal, as many are ln- teresteil ln the mission he-ing held._ and out of rerpect to it have postponed

their social activities.

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cursionlst'.=l‘ are enjoying rl short visit M_

going were Mr. and Mia. Wea-ka, and A Miss Lorna \Veeks, Mrs. Charles P1

To see the fruitful land; Sl'-. MIS- Bllylield. MY- and MTS- Mc'

is pleasant on a \`C'lnter’s night l(`8ll'r€Y. Dr. and Mrs. Parquhars-on. To “lt around the blazez- Mra. Woods, Miss Anderson. whose' ' “_” -

_ POTASH IN LAURENTIANS

tzgerald. of -'the 1 .V NJ

“t ";hm are joys like these my b°ys'»m;nhe|: .w.aB lvgnh -5:; frugfiiifgoglné Dt. Frank D. Adams. speaking at

T” '““‘"`5' A““"““ “V57 “i en fl“e“,nh° ,hom he W” twice the recent annual meeting of the

CHARLES MCKENS' (' M' 'S “ v' .Conimisr-:on of Conservation. sutn

wounded. i

--_--1-l _ --A ¢| f r- I | _ '_ | F|TzGERA|_D_B|_|55_ Many beautiful gifts were showered _whetggfawzn gangotttannmpggptzigygi as

__.__. upon thc happy pair-wires and cab _ h 1 C dm It I cmmn

Poli ll IDI S PTH Y

'rue Edmonton Bulletin. says_=- V ff; ‘f,°g’l"“g "°“‘ ‘" “""~“°‘" “S "°°d impmliite nn-.us to mid deposits ut

“ln Chris; Church at 3.30 oclock- e potngh similar tc- the German quo;

This week quite- a number of ex-- this- afternoon, the marriage of Norah' Jlgieltlg'Eazziegagcfllgflogh;h`;'i:_df\o}::‘e`;f but locked up ln the rocks on the

* d““5h““' °f Mm' J' Mm” Bum' 'icon iind on their re-turn will go down "°"he'm L°“"°“'°l°'“ °°“““'5'~ “'h°"’

to Bc---*ton and New York. Among those and gramluughter.ot.the late .K-lanontwf,-als,-uf). vhef,-.é me. m.,deg,0Um is we_ M_v_o_,-tlgggg great grgnnltes, wo

lmon. of Halifax. to Lleut. Rowan P.. in ' c’a_mp posss_aae_s enormous' deposits' oi' silicate

94th Hl8hl dare `_ _ ' - of- posyash-.and feldspar. Thee are

Longworth Mlsri Rose Longworth, B;m31i0n_ gon of Mr. Justice Fltzger-- _ A Mlwndentandlnm

now a ltlng the arrival of some one

and i\lrs. \'i’. S. Stewart. 5|

ness iii the Liiiteil .\`t:ltes to prevent a clelihc "ite vio- am of the “Nth Highlanders Bah C

lation of neutrality: and to allow thc constructio'-" of tation. and n son of Mr. Justice and af, thiiafheldai qpurty-|f_u entm-ed- .the

Mrs; Fitzgerald, of this City. chu,-ch_ ,.~»~i,i_5. .,..,,,..:_,,.¢

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lampett. playc3d'th'é"v'»i§tld'In`g march

The bride. wore'.b.et1lll,vellin_g _eo

d. or Charlottetown, P. E. I.. was- - who will invent. a method to get sup

- - . riolemnized. Rev. C. W. McKlm per- Mr!--Slilhblvsi you llkv C0608" Dllea. from-the old granite rocks

Announcements have been re-celved (

by friends here of the mnrrzage ln Ed- 0

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ monton of Miss Nora M. Bliss. grand- ||y .

simie\\'lii:i'c on the l. nitcd .States coast. It is thc .iiisi- daughtr of the late Canon Almon of

Halifax, to |Llef.lt. Rowen P. Fitzger- W

ormcd"fh’€'c'€r€fh1uny*1n°tbe~prenencei balls. Mr. Fox?.’.' 'Whenever that can .be done we will t n tew_jntimzLte friends ot the fam- The New Logtgc_»_r_: _ "I dont know- have ln the' northern country an enor

,,_,_,___;,, _}_. _., _, “___ ._ Mrs. Stubblns. I_n_ever attended_any."lmous' and inexhauetlble supply of

'riie"i!irdtleit“+iaii-'-iieuorirteu :wwidt -'Ht-Bits notash.”-Weatmount News.

“"8 lllllllwi #ml *he °"5“"l§lt -Mrwi-°-3-` 'ml

ssrnrlit rits' nice

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- ;._.-l'2?'l_§!ll§..lif°a*¢*l C°'°.P°f°*iV° Pla"

reuse georgette crepe. Her hat was- s_ e ' ‘ ‘-

f black v -lvet, _With awchartreusef '_.' Ex S M _

.slr,- l hnve collected the following ?l‘°"- 5m`L“!’~‘lVUl l*”Y\l¥lfi% In

amounts from partiéu who subscribed b toward the Patriotic fund a year ago.

ii-i-i ,t.it.MiiitEag¢. . ._ _ _ "iii..f.'u'ii.§"iici.u°.i'.. mimi... tn uoiiin. _; __ It _:toes not cost anvthing to loin. you merely invest yvilr wearing ii nav _ iueflait ua grey _»_-moneylut large or-'srnall amounts, in the very bestof security

'ri ntdtli iid- ' Pb .. , . i-_uninniiiiiiniii iiiviictii tueeiiiiiiiiiiieinor velvet lm '31 § -~0bf8lM5l€» V12; Lifennd Endowment Insurance V

the Fund. and this amount may be give-n to that fund or any other fund' you may consider more urgent.

194th Highlan ers. tittended tli brldegroom._

lt was a mllltarygv d fng. ___

When you think of the numberlesa widows Life insur-

ancels saving from poverty, from hun er and from despair,

John McLennan, Red Point Wallace Stewart, Red Point Jw- Mclnule- Rell !’°"i¢_` - Albert Garott, Baltic

Mrs. A. Garetl,-'Baltic' ' - '-

Mrn. Annie Drum. ‘Baltic

Allan Campbell. .Baltlc _

.e:a°.t-=&~‘a¢»'~i:

I would oak all who have not pa

Sc-ptctnher, @l4, when he quarelleil with llerr Rudolf S; “" -‘fl “V '_5T*é]\f'\"l¢__'|_3 fhfelltly "5

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does not helglio deceive the tleoftlc is a rascal." 'I`h'e "Tow WQW-_%'nbRU¢!'£

- - - ~. -; ..€..l; ..ne|»Hoint.?

tieorg licrn ___ <l._,.t112ii)ager of fhe _Vossiche Letitung, 4'- ` I vein, all they 'bro'ke" the bridal

iilii;riiiil:nliuit'fivii¢ '

each of whom had a bag of confetti

lei; the. church.

cc-ptlon held `at 113th street, where tho bride with' her mother, had bpen

tu ed in a Fr:-:ich blue tol|ett.e,re- ll ed with some old- lace. Mn. E sr.

sl er of the bride. was wearing :Eld- nl t -blue costume-vc-ry'~/Vbeco ng.

G fats one and all tendered gtelr best vyls-hes and congratulatlcn to

ind li ldésrou in ilnarkll tr

gpkosvrlth the happy couple. _ The guettu Included Mrs. I-lyndman

Tlf

gn rd of ltonor wa$_.,l§1i%;oseti:4_li! hraher officers of the bride-groom.

at't(ully"con'cea'|e'd, 'a shower almost iimpthorinz.,t.he bridal .ca-ullla. M filet' ,

ite-rwards there was a little- ire-

ntqylng. Mrs. Almon Bliss was _cus-

of the counties; children to whom the galley benefits are iv- ing a chance in life. preventing them from bei hudthed together in the slums _of large cities, breathing folirl air and eating food both unsuitable and insufficient and best of all saving and preserving to them the ngother’s care, you will agysei that it is the greatest _beneticient institution inthe W _ ‘- We would like to be of service_ to you and yours. Can we have an oooortunity of submitting particulars of` our plans free of-charge‘?'~ - - ‘= -

2-ii” .€uiii»i; Limited éioiirtértli-#cfs-Ast-tif-Wai '-if-.<=\--=i~»i~i-»--

uunuiitw liriiimiit `

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mei\_t=ii¢fie_udu|i1¢_a;\\_Ai-va. »

when tedY6ruge`till'1\lI1l"f0il: ;_;'

Because th'0y”l‘0 ' hr mdr6~ bolutlhtl' Than nnypnfalsl. M541 1." we inn me merry iilfmt time ‘<-

r-your Fa'l Boot! good and forthe mud and ‘ ` , . -_ _» -'cf-“1 Try us this season aod_be.`eonflll_Ul__i_ that we have the right l0otvr¢a`r'at__the

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