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\\`iaD.\'hsn.\v, Fi~:mzt'.iiiv 9, lot6.

This is election day and present indications are

that there will be close contests all along the line. Citi- zens are taking a healthy, though perhaps unusually quiet, interest and so far as \ve have been able to learn no human devices have been threatened or promised to

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sway the free will of the people. Good men have beenl _ly 0 noniinated, men with whom thc electors are pretty well‘ _. gc acquainted and it is safe to guess that from the mcn mtl nominated a good clean and capable government will bet m.

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selected. lherc are no real issues at stake except

good economic and careful management and all the

be hanfletl the tisiial bouquets.

RUBBERS FOR SOLDIERS

.\ move has been made to provide the men of the

io5th. Re inient with rubber boots. The three dail

newspapers of the city have been asked. and have glad-

l_v consented, to give theinatter publicity and Mr. F. :Ee \\'. Hyndman has consented to act as honorary Treas- _ho nrer. \\`e have no doubt that the ptiblic, always gene- who rous when aid to a worthy catise is solicited, will rcs- _:gall

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pond _as gladly and promptly: Ol

\\ e arc already in the midst of the wet sltishy sea-

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son when ordinary leather boots, such as the soldiers not

are provided with, are not sufficient to keep the feet dry

and comfortable, and it is impossible to maintain the 01?;

health of the boys if they are obliged to tramp around day after day with wet feet, and often to don their damp socks and wet boots in the morning. _The only

have already expressed their willingnt\ss to subscribe l

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to a fund for the purpose. There are no\v nearly a

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thousand nieu in the regiment and before the begin- vol ing-of March it is expected to be at full no st rengtli. The boots will cost about four dollars a pair ___

so that a fund of between $4,000 and $4,500 will be V C

needed. »

Those among tis who are comfortably circumstanc-

efl, comfortably housed and clothed and whose chil-

nur work under discomforts and exposuresthat we

we be the pride to them that we ought to be if through l

any neglect or any holding back oil our part they V should `suf`fer from illness which \ve might have' pre-

vented. .\loreover it would ba a lasting disgrace to us S

and unpardonable-if through our penury one of them _li should lose his life or even become incapacitated. v

The campaign for the raising of this fund is now e

open. It will be a wliirltvind one and should end in .a

few days. Contributions should be sent at once to 310 the honorary Treasurer, Mr. F. \\'. I-iyndman, Char- lfql

lottctown and tlte contributions will be dtily acknow- i lerlgcd. llc gives twice who gives promptlyand it is _ hoped that everyone will contribute as their means will

allow, and at once.-

HELPlN6)>iiERMANY

wh

I `i\lr Norman Angell, the author of "The Great' lil;

]llusion,".has produced :motlier book, this time in the

United States and it is hoped that his new venture Si

will not result in as imicli injury to his adopted coun- ll

try as his first great literary ef`fort did to the British “F Empire. _ We have not read his latest effort, but from bl

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:i review of it iii the Detroit Times we judge that if l) it is read as widely as his first it will be of immense value to _Germany and of corresponding dai1gei~,`to the l_

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United states' ers, G. H. Wood and"T_l_\omas iilidlay, number 1‘9._

The Detroit Times, pointing out the desirabilityof

national impotency, urges everybody to read the' book, gh ‘_"l`he World’s Highway,” and “feels certain " thtitj lo President Wilson would not urge a real army and

navy if he had read this remarkable book. Further, it is_convi_nc_ed that_the_United_ States will _not prepare for' war if most _ot..tl1'e. citizens read thebook.

Many goodnien in Great Britain read “ The Great

Illusion,” and believed in it, believed that unprepared-I

ncaa for war was the best preventitive of war. For- while trespassing on Capadian `l_-ailways. Trespassers

tttnltely for the British Empire and for civilisation" o

candiilates have pledged themselves to this. On the 3:? faith of the people in the pledges given and on the

probability of the candidates fulfilling them the otit- pgilri

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come rests and may the best men win. The only ad- _lc vice that needs to be given under the circumstances

. _ nn is to vote early and as often :Ls1hc la\v will allow.

_ - - _ _ . adv 'l he polls will open at 9 oclock and the result will __e__t__

be known williiii an hour or~t\vo when ilie victors_will laql

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preventitive in sight for this condition of things is a :ic

pair of good strong rubber boots for each and several lg?

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know nothing of. \Vo owe it to ourselves to do it for :Z them; unless they are in good health they cannot do wh the work they have undertaken to do, cannot bc the

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pride to the Province that we hope them to be; nor can _ln

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The Patriotic _Fund collections w¢;r_e closed in tl`t_!

hree times lg is 157. which was t _ age of the Kaimr the closing day' of the campaign. :Things look bmi r the Kaiser! ' - .-5

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No less than |70 persons twdre killed -last

ften complain when warned. from the

kept up to strength. To these few who did not .believ _ t

there were alfew who. did not believeas _Mr Aiigell tracks, but the aitniill dealli liiitfis' visible- testimony to

did and through their el`f_ol_~ts'_the Bri_tis'h_n_avy wajthe wi_sdq|1i’p'f‘the""`"` __ "__"/‘People have i_d.he`pro-

cover o suitabl each member ot'

as they are, not as sentimentalists think they “°’-1°’ 1'" 11°* "°‘1“1“°‘1 f°' '"1' A 1

ought to be. Angell's pacificism would have worked* iiilipthir _illixniliiiiiiiuttliattundialliiiriiiitallxziiiizeg / u mi _ . ' . _ ° ` ' admirably had the'_worldlbeen.a_well conducted Sunday '{’l'_'_°l::1.°l: `lf;°;76.;1:Vl°l_g°”‘_1_s_";l_‘:l ‘ _ __ U Sch l, but it is not. He did not reckon with Get- limu, :nil 'mr have ' boys ill. the LONDON. February 7-~'1`h° 20118100 many. which, while doubtless aiding in the circulation l';'l:’_1l°1::_“g1_`_7l1l:g_ f?1'u_"_‘_’_1:_11‘;';_"_1)‘ll_‘:_'__ "L11: 3_°e';:°‘;‘_§p1;2‘_fsm‘;f)‘1’l_g11:_1p*_:‘_‘:l_f_fl:‘l:_’;131'; of the Angell theories _;'_t_1,‘E`.ng_l,=_iI}_<1l,_ __‘)V€l§_ S¢¢fCt1}’ Pre? De¢l‘t»"t\1o ~ro'admnsters should- be breaking point, dccordlqg to diiipat-

g ‘°’ “""' .T1‘°'B'1*‘5" P*"°‘““S"‘”h°”1’°‘°‘1 mel' iifeiiuniiiim iiiii” ili'¢ei2”°°f`iii§§fi iii`if°iif”i.'§iiiii-'§'i.i'¢i°éh‘i»f'§'ii°}§°iiii5.i.'l'i§f".

arguments in favourof national \"1i>rsP=1r°dn°SS largely boy- mi- tobacco, and nuiwugii 1 do rue nniiy cnmnicieu Mai-momiiz

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upon Mr Angell’s Great Illusion, kept the British a_rtny %‘1gge:‘_’g:3°‘;___m_f_'°;’l1é_tl*:_1;m;’_l*_?‘1l;_: §2e"1`§_‘;1;;1:l‘:_‘;11;_ :‘l*_¥_;_X;:;1_l"; :l1h1mI_3l;1`1l: __ ' , _

at the minimum of efficiency. In this they were aided ni .al plaoafwhcro hs cannot, get io- ward Bucharest andthat _.there has T. ‘ _

by Gem" SP‘°-*».‘W“° P'°'““‘g“'°<1 ‘*‘° ""“=°1‘ "°" §$°3..‘2,‘l"‘21’»“.i.»'l3i'i°‘1'.’Z.'i§'..i1"m.i’i?$ 223",3.3“$’.l“Z‘l,°i‘§l’.i§Eli§f‘.l'2l‘i$’2f”l?1’$ ~

ffi"0S- \-Vfll' Came- 215- Gffmimy intended it S110\-l1‘1 these boys on npin-tortable and com- Danube. while Russian troops are on-

come. and Britain has paid and is paying still for the f_*_*_l;¢l°'1I8; <=il’¢\:ll1_S__t:lices_____ wiildgii; l_i;e_ill;_i;o¢;__:,r\_1__l,il_,l ilv_l,_;it_<;i;_i;_;i;_op__t:_;i_lé_::_i_:_1:_.

of /\ngell's disciples. And what of Mr Angell? tem |p°um!”M 3330 out of their 11°” ._ .. _ __ ,j

“The Great Illusion ” _and _Mr Angell's reputation :_1_\__\=_f¥M:_f.:;1__¢° gi; gg goxl Iélygg- _"_lt_ allsgt¢;l_i2eél_l___;_l\_e__°¢€__9_;';~_:;»;li;>_§\_;i:_1;§_ being outlawed by events, hc shook the dust of London gharyogmgowm one he-_lf to go ly; manhed -ineutmgiy mllni-‘big tg tho

' _ I ' ' th 't St t h a tobacco fund and the other to the central powers," as we as t e emo-

ls hoes I' e is now "T e Um ed , a es’ W ere Soldiersl Coml!o|ts ' Fundt. -Surlly »btllzatlon or the Roumaniun a.rmy_

Kaiser has work for him to do. His new book, ul,”-9 uno; one of ,us bl, Wm g ve _ _

ic \-Vorld’s Highway," accordilig to the review in N113 Wm-' 1 W°“1¢1 'H0 further and ~ _

. . ,, '_ . _ _ . . .propose that one-and all ot us give _ . _

Dvtrolt Tlmesl Conlflms his f=1\'0\1r1¢¢ S0PhtSff1¢Si one dollar ovary-iiiren months ull cot. Houses Mission i

polished in a. new way with the embarrassing part 31;; :_lY_1:_l_‘:ki:____0\;_<;\;-____-sI»et____thel'_<; Epgpgise ~'r0 THE .BELLIGERENTS

cd Over-" 0PP°51l1°11 to P1`eP31'¢f1“C55 f01' “'31” ing the scheme »r to 'Mr. Andrew PARlS, February 7.--Georges Cie- ‘ llc United States is_its aim. MrlAngell is worth §|;_¢;;>:_4:YiIob_ll_p:_;l_:naE;.=;~émasig_d_ tgiéi; ;i;:_:i_E_i;l_ii_._n!;ii_i_1:e_ll_y- nmpsgerpiqgggl .

0`d'Sl2Cd army I0 U16 K1liS€l’- H€_Can weaken file both said “By all means, yeu,’l;o ii- me Encblnne, on Col. House's mlpsioll.

1 'V held", d h `d d tb l 2.00 hi ll 'I1 ..‘_‘ , 't b0..0 3110' _

e of c_\ery country but Germany, utllere auch wglléh _agnwg w_$nm_yeo:vu$ ___ :;r_§__c t:_fsi§y_peB__;s_i_i_¢::li_iivV_¢lBon_B __p_____ onal policy is not directed by the suscepti e pu ic stall me fllllll__ _ ol hellll_lllloll_.. ll.l.l_ll_,_lll__ __ ._ d b (L " _ nm, Sir, etc., “Europe has su on y soon it um 5-gg -_ fp- . J. W: BRUCE. i l a lls bark on~ its shores - ~

Says 3 C°11¢‘~`1“P°1'31'Y» N0rm7111 A“é‘~`11 01131" to be flbd Point. ` `ii1>rssa°lfoii¥ bt tfiihpection among the

riicd whenever he is found in a country at which` L0! 4 EM! Baltic. l 00mb8ia11!B_ H0 MS Di1_SS0d °V9fY' ._

. . h . k l h Patriot and Examined please where appearing mid disappearing hy , - t Kaiser may one day launc his attac or w ere _,l,y_ llll.ull_ lllll, ull, llylllg Dutchman in me

Ollsm ls not out of fashlom Thc men’ women and $6. enclosed sont to Mr. F. W. mists ot the horizon. He has said - _ . _ _

- l yndmuu, Royal Bnn1¢__Edt, nothing, his whole mission evidently

bolng to observe. His task, I suppose

' ' ' ' ` ' k I t t faith! lly t.o the pre-

C for his achvmeig' as t.he.BmiSh people elm than sidehitaxleiiiiilidldate &e conclusions he for much of their sutiering to-day. He is not an dmws mlm llellllllllll ollselvllllollll

ocate of peace, and it is only because there is a an to thebalallce of force beiwfwll the

in leaven of. common sense in every nation he _ Colonel llollm.. wuclllllllll ll,l_ (ll(,_lll,lll_

ens himself on that he is an advocate of long wars T11” °“°1°Se<1 10"" Was received by cenu. "but the fact that he has Dew

_ _ _ Mrs. J. H. Bryant of Enniore from f th ¢_| U b th

ter than of German domination without a struggle- her son Corporal James Bryant. giligfeglagcggtmg, i§:e?hfaA,;!;,-llifln ree.

)x( Strathcona Horse, now Somewhere in public leads me to infer um; he png '

l°`_*_` Flanders: at least the qualities of observation

s°m"W11e1'e 111 F'1“11d@1'9 and'good sense. This is enough to

g y The new Militiary Service Aci, which goes into ll bllncll ol, mall: l guess allmyletlerrs

‘ forc '

undertake service. Those _engaged in work of na- Festubert and there were also drafts loss tn the south country will be __~=’;:=:-5 rf ». Today. we are showing ‘

from the 44th and 53rd Battallonn on serious. -‘f»"-"""` i='§ji-'X-1:3 an cy-eptlonalty nice line ~

al_ii_nportance,:tliose physically unfit, and members our l__al___ We had' __ very 'nlce mp _l A _ _ll eligious sects who _have conscientious objections to rlowil to Monl_renl_ At every stop the SOMETIME. ; ,-_§f_-;f.;;1j=:f?;;_i __ . . . j poop e from t o towns vied with ouch -_ 5 1' . \ 111g11fe»31`§311§_Xe_mPt.ed~ other iii supplying us with fruit nnd Sometime, when sun and stars have “_ l "“`;"""`

The vote in Pprliament probably represents very rowing mnlicr. _ ' not, b d ~ gh.

- - _ a rea i d M t l b t 9. A d l h leo ne X "j§.=.`-§_i~'_,=" <_.;_.§._-_.g~:.,-__ _ rE‘i>- -_

1 the °l’m'0" 0f'_the P‘_i°P_1e on the matter °ff:°m1)"l1 on Saturdigyeand ioihilizdlatiialyeu wage We`lll rghgnihifsisiiiiiunlh; oieiliur tlours ` " » i ~.\" ‘ffii service. The majority was overwhelmingly in 0,l_bllal-llltlle “__ M_ S_ Mls8anable_ From golden leaves by lmgelll _ ______,__

or of the measure. The citizens have come to' rea- l‘l'__‘e§ 3'; 3'; gggoxlr was ii _C. P. 11. turned. _.£5 _ __________,_____,_l__-__-. _ v

_ » . . ing morning, Sun- I ~-=.f___'-===_..'-3;'=~i§':;;.:.,_;;,.;-=-<:.~_-- -

that the full national strength inust be exerted in ,|ay_ we sllllllll lllld ll ls ll “lea slllhl Wllll clearer vision we-1| bghoid _

. - - - steaming sowly down the old st. The majesty ot His intent. l "ti-I-3 -` - uar. and that the best_ way to this is to reI:‘1i¢_° _l_.t1W"e"°°' i ' 1 And gmping minds that question V -~ _ - <~’i.=.»;~__ l____» _ _.

untaryism with conscription. _So there has een _wo had all ellmlt lol. llle llllll llllo ,low _ - ,___ _ Opposition of great importance to the Military Ser- days, a_ low grey torpedo boat, but Will know His ways were provl- . c \,_.*_'__ i

_ _ ,_ at the end ot the__ econd_d , li dent. - ' ‘~~"».-` }l 1 th _ | ‘ _ ' Bill, and the act- has been signedby the king. turned _mia stcumoii hack, giénulling ' iA~§"‘;f'f§ ow gm( 8 va “es are '

and wishing us hon voyage. We had Sometime, when all His wondrous been Joined by other units at Mont 11111118.

EVOLUTIUN 0F TUE -SENATE :aa ;::":‘..‘i°:.:.:.¥‘:1;“.';°.i,‘;?..fi::;‘s; W’.:»l':°.;l:°i s3.’l°, S REUBEN TUPLIN & Q0,

_ , hundred on boa d. Th n hu n l h t ld. - - ~

_'rm are _______l___ly ________rdcd.___g_____S_ _Omg _md (l__C0m_ The announcement in our Ottawa correspondence _ vely- few vellflelll were slgllled on it ma ps ave ever 0 I . KENSINGTON, P, E, I, _ _

` ' ` est .

l _ h. I h h d k _l y erday that the .Senate is now ibmiciled in the 01"' way across. in tact every one The l11iHtB 0! dvubt Will fade away. - ‘ or s ouc t is to tie men w o ave mi erta en to o la

. . . . would uhh t th ll, if k And hast ti lo that m k ~ ' - '

ge room in the Victpria Mdnorial Museum “pre- slglllllllrlor ll” _ofa 'gem mgi_1_1_;:»_oo_ov_l-.$5 mga _ripe ve a es ., _ i _-_ '~-*

- - _f - ii ies with we passed the time doing il | Will bow the world ln faith like His 32?* '

"Sly °°°“1"°d by -’“"e."°bm° °s`°l_l:l’ Car.; ll iii-iii una boat ai-iii. but ming ii ciin That hallowed sud Gethsemane- , '

ray of hope for that venerable _ y. » 0 1056 were sorry when we gighwd Eddy. -Arthur F. Boiermelater, ln Zionfs /-' ' t i\

1 of ‘1‘° mics* ‘md f1“.1°SS 1" this “Kei °f the “'°’1d'5 it bombing Connie nmi find eight lei- '-vtiai' sho nan "i cone give him my' ory implies a .well developed vertebra. - n_unie_. I puts it down when- you was so

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_ s c n do W nter and de doctor says

1 HOW T0 PRONOUNCE CLNED-

_ _ __ DAILY SELECTIDIIS FOI EN c°llllEc.l.l_Y_ _

How figures nny be made to prove the thing wel g||lp|)|"| READERS ___

nt to prove is _iicularly indicated in the followingf _ F ET' o_“;_ll)iinnnay_¢;\_lt.sp_a;il_ll___p_t; alle Cgliltélaggls ich is about as “remarkable” as mqst of the “pro- by w";:‘L° . . do lllllt lllvlollllcll licllmldllll., '

esies" with \vh'mh we have become acquainted of ' "_\°“E11 111° "1" W°f0'"1¢° 111° “i ill . - . ' D0. ...t 1-1.' V . e in proof of tit Kaiser's foredoomed and prophe-_ _ _ . _ . .- And do not prononnoe. |¢ as mo.

cd desllucllonl g ___ ‘ ARE WE BE1'_r__'_rAE,l_\ ou” °___°_-CEM pin: ;t;e_;|~;8|;nd _really-'meant to bo _

ree cities, Montreal, Toronto and,Qttawa on a rlayl‘°l‘{;1_'_;l_>_9_f_:4¢>;_1_&_l___cnhol_c_li:y "i" as in live. and you'will"~bo 'i-ightf _ hich happened to be the aiuiiversarylof the Kalser's mon our words, ,Qld W, ".1-d=» Ti--1 wr---i».~M°»if=alw-= mm- .‘.t.°i.i.“::ll'.:i:.':°:'.f::. .a. _i9. The lead g team in' O_t_tawa.was-also~ni_tm~` nieces. A sunday school

r ig." The Toronto teomswero pained instead o_i§.g;"l;1:‘;§;’_§:“hg1‘ °*

ing numbered. The letters in thenames of the lead- cammmee Wim,

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lag Mr Angell did,the Britisb_E_i_npire"to-day owes _ungvunnifor n‘ii_a»sn-yon.'i»e____i - _ _ ._

itseigistence. If MrAng€llan\‘.lth pacifistswllo ..,,_. "1111’°1‘“_*Y*111"_. l°‘°_*-"1 "° _ o _ will ill b¢ii¢v¢'<i as he dia had lu_ni‘riieii-;wlay on Basin l_l§}lgl--,§“~;_l_ fhxlkl gym _-§*;,‘}. 'mt EX¢epff In th€ .<- Empire would to-day be at`th€` mercy of the Germans. ncwsboyn ont_cr` emit 'corn-§.l,ll°_‘:':`;r;__lll‘l‘;'_ 33`;*l“°" ' ‘ " `

was, the pacifists succeeded in keeping the Brit- wle";°m‘ll:_‘1l‘_'l‘l’;mt1f-:”‘1l1g‘;’°°tw1;f.f;__ ' Your-» loving |on__: _ ~ ish army in a statef`of weakness which has cost the"ccIl`co on some time atc to_,aiu>i\ 7' `_' I JW'

Empire many thousands of lives who' might have been. :l‘:l';1";l,ut|‘_’d‘l_1st °l?g,:‘_1f’ £21' :“M_‘_§g1l1_il1l;

saved had Mr Angell and .the pacitists reckoned with -started lnttmntton _ was made that - `

oo

Bovril is so strong that it cannot possibl be manufac- tured in cheap cubes. It takes the built-of an entire

ox ti make l_ess than two dozen bottles' _of~_BOvril. ` Add '~` l3ov.il to' make your cookery more nourishing and to save " ' butchers' bills But it must be Bovril.

N You cannot get real Bovril except in the Bovril bottle. '

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The i1la,i_ori__ty of Canadians i

' TGASTED ' -

CORN F LAKES f

Why? Because tbeyare delicious and nutritious. Undo from ' Southern white corn. Dclicioualy flavored by our locict procem Made by a Canadian Company. A maui wlntin- food.

Kellogg's Toasted Com Flakes in our only product. -

10c. a package. At all Grocers.

“MADE IN CANADA" _

Tim Bi\1'ri.i: Citrine Toiisrzo Coin: Fi./un: Collrlmr. Llllrln ` - I.oNDoN. 0N'l‘A|i|o. CANADA in

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Adequate Life Insurance

Asafe, profitable investrneitt that returusdivi- dends in real money and in the .shape ot' uc-leur ~ conscience regarding your faiiiily’s future. _

In 1914 the Crown Life earned an average interest rate of nearly 7% on its whole invested funds.

liolllgerents. I know nothing about

Lal us und you some new Insurance hots.

0ll0\Vl LIFE IHSUIIMIGE 00., 'l'0_l\0NTO

a. 1-. nouns. ri-uiumi. » s

~1*1“Y- 15- 1915 satisfy me as to the results ot’ his iii-

Agenta Wanted ln Unrcprelented Districts

Dear Mother'-I have ust received. vesti ation.” U H' H' BEER' P"°"‘"°1“' M°"'9°"' Summerside’

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e tomorrow in the United Kingdom, will enable that have been chasing me l1lJ!0rtW0 60|-0 K|L|-ED °'~11`|-E- K " ` Government to make its selecti_ons_.among the men l’:l‘:l_‘_”l°'gu(;'_:§ lffw§g“{l‘;‘__ ‘;1“_°_§‘10neI`;_‘;‘; RAYM0ND_ Alla" Fen 7__sl1el_ll_ _ military age. By its provisions _will be reached ltvaéd tv;'_i_;lt_§i_i;l__li;i_lisl_wlli try and nns- gliidnl:a_t_=l;inl§:g;;p___p_i;e_o_mLl:§d a;i;);!_1l: _- .3 ` *'-'l

5° ‘V110 WC1'¢`_110t attested undef Lord Derbyis- ,_ About our`trip' across there is_n‘t The sheep and cattle are suffering. K- _ me. In fact,_the country may be _line-combed for niilsh to_w_i_‘lte gs lawns verry quiet. Cattle on tho range are bleeding 1_1; l __ wmter vests __ __

. - - , , _ ii ii it .r -‘ ._ , 'ers ‘f 11°C°5_52}ry' There are to be cx?m1)t"_3"S‘ Wetliiesdaey the mist! ot' S(ieiiiliii) theliii :iii dliiiiii. Many B can an ca ;__ _ » - _ '

ourse, for a time at any rate. Men with wives _pero _allout tit'ty__ ol’_,us (Strathipnnas) At Spglngh Clouleob a ytlilrllpg ___ . _ _\ arestyhshand warm _ . . - _ s rein orcemen S .or our reg ent, froze to eat n a arn. e . . fl _ hlldren or Oth?-rs dependant on then' Support need which was pretty badly cut up at weather does not break soon the

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o. heretofore delighted in dubbing the Senators “ve- lilgllgbg-_lt€l1_&__;»i:___'1;_1_leg;.1_ay__ énoruinir. _l_i_o- Herald. -‘ - '

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able fossils’ it maycome as a revelatiori to learn clllllll llllll Plymouth harbor li; the _ _ PREPAREDNESS Thg hggkeyplayers and pleas. » t in the process of evolution perceptible in the last forenoon and there certainly are --

_ . ~ _ some plcturequc old forts and to , I f li S th sit fb ` ' ”“

W Ye31'5 the 5111`V1V‘31'5 115-'~VC i1f`1511i11iY d15P1.aC°d 111° 1." and buildings around the harborweiiis negli-oiiigeartis gtreiit piiroiixhnof niriiiiatrii _ ure Skaters that wish to have good '

el-gel"-at¢_ _ _ _ .;vne_ll1_;l__n some historic old vessels at gonlal ilgency. Onenegro, anxious to

~ - - ' _ - nd a. w to for his son. went to this

Let us hope that this sfta_gc in tihebevplution ofnitgi ____yl_re_|_|_gvl_l, il:_l_,-l,_l,l_,l_ll__lldll0ll_t glll o.cl_ll§ll agent who l_amle_l hlm llls lm ol lady _ _

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CS Of lllc P00916 and that UW f05511 age 15 80119 for' ‘qs cavalry although our regiment were tered as desirous' or obtaining' ii 'bus» ' `

el-_ ‘ __ .on foot in the trenches but now wo band between the ages-of 28 and 35

_ _ . . ‘ - _ are f00¢ 81988105 in Flanders. but I-‘orgettlngabout bio son, the darlfey PVC” 5? '~`1l5t"`1_§111511W1 3 11011)’ 35 the C3ni1‘11a11 S311 we are getting our horses next week hurried home to announce his diseov- l

is not impervious to the etemal law of the surv,i- So I guess we can stand lt that long.i ery to his wire. She was not at all

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T-Iockey Supplies aiidi

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Hockey Skates Pucks

_Spring Skates Shin Pads

ockey Sticks Skate Straps Hockey Gloves Ankle Supports

--Anything and everything to ' t th hockey player and make pleasaiisiiiissltaii inirmore enioyable. .

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We will be lad to have ou call and

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