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FOR PATRIOTIC FUND-The Kell-

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KINDLY REMEMBERED.--llcv.-.).

I", Johnston wus this week presented by the young inc-ii of ills parish at Cardigan with a huiirlsoine driving sleigh, buffalo robe and liuriioss. Needless to say Rev. Fatlier Joliinlton deeply appreciated the spirit which pi~oluotcd.tlie young nicn to this very kind' and thoughtful action. ll`hc slclgii was of the type known as "tht- ' l.ad'y of the Snows,” ami is a vcry ilne model. easy ruiinlng und comfortable

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ing is_ the standing of the pupils of Grand Tracadie School for the nlmth of Jlanuary. Grade V.-l., llouig llltlc- lloiluld. Grade V.-- Jr.-1, Earl Kel'/.cr; 2, Leonard MacDonald. Grade l\_/.-1, Stella Court.; 2, -Secelia Fan- ning.; and Alfred Macl)ougull (eiiiinl). Grade lll.-l, Margarc-t Mcldwen; 2. -G_0l'~1ld Watts and I-llldu l\0l14L*l` teuual); Grade ll.- 1, Roy Kcizcr; 2 Michael Buote. Grade lf' 1. Amy Kelzer; 2,- George Court. l’ci'l’oct attendance and lhinctiialityz Louis MacDonald, Earl Kc/lzer, Alfred lVlacDougall, lvnii MacEwen, Cecelia Fanning, Gerada \‘l/atts.

WEDDING BELLS.-The St, John

Globe of the 10th says: ln the Gatli- ‘edrul this nioming at ninc o’eIlock Miss »M=}I‘.V Francis Gallivan, daughter ot` Mr. Michael and the late Mrs. Gallivan. and \Valter G.iloidon,Loiidou, Eng.. were united in marriage with Nuptiafl Mass by Rev. M. P. Howland. The bride attended by Miss Juliet Des-inond, were ii _tailored suit ot' tan broad cloth trimmed with mink, and sand colored h_at with old rose trininiing. She car- ried it white prayer book. The brides- inaul's costume was of brown broad- cloth with (‘aiiary colored hat. Follow- IH8 the ceremony' wedding breakfast was sf-el'ved` at the Queen Hotel. The happy couple lei; at noon by tiain on a ten days' trip to Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and on -their rc'tui‘n will reside in the city. Oil Stiiulay evening the bride, landlady of thc' Queen. was presented with a chest of silvci by guests ol’ the hotel.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETING

--The regular niecting of the llay of Hope institute met at the home <;~i' Mrs. Matthew MacLeod oi Feb. 2nd. Thi, roll call was rcspoiilleii to with quotations from favorite poets. A paper on How the lied (Iross'Soclc- ty was organized was reutl by Miss Etta Cain. Reports from thc schools were bruultrlit bel`orc tht- lnecting ami thc rc'luircli amounts ot' money were voted l`or thc vurloiis iinprovcinents. lt was decided that thu lnslltulc pur- ciiasc' a new screen for the public Hall. The lustit.iit<~<ls planning on holding ii concert in the near future l.o liclpincrcase their' funds. `POWNAL.-~ l’owncl Bay was lmsli- ed last, week by Mr. Wilfrid liuwtou. `---Miss Ona Nlclaood, ol' Uigg, has re- tm-ucd_ homo after :spending thc past \\'f:¢.‘.k with hcr sistcr,_Mrs. Nut Gay. of l’o\vi\al_ --The many frieinls Ol Mrs. lfrcil l’raiip.;lil_ arc' glad to know sllc haf.; rccovcrcd frolil hcl' rcccnt at- tack of lla grippc. ~'l`hc lniiics of lilo Powilnl Rcd (‘-ros.~:. are busy knitting socks |'oi' thc boys at thc t`_ronl.- Mr. l#‘rc'd i`t0berl_sou, Mt. i\'lblon, was at visitor to l’ownal -recently. - Mi:-is' Winnie (`arvcr has i'etui'i\cil homo al"- tor it plcasuut. visit lo hlontague, thc guest, of her aunt. - Miss Barbara ~(‘.ai'l-._\', (‘hina. Point. has returned homo after a two weeks’ visit in l’ow- uzll. ll\'2` iLue.~.t of hor cousin, Miss Annic Pruught.

CANOE COVE NOTES.- lllr. Alex-

ililtlcr Uninpbell, one _of the olllcsl i'o.~-iilclilsa of tfunoc (‘ovi\_ is' rcry ill. ---Mix and Mrs. l{cmpl'ol‘d Scott a||'| (Jecil Scott, of Cornwall. spi'-nt Sun- day thc l.ruc`sl. of Mr. John l.). Mc- llean. -- Mr. and Mrs. -Nell Melfad- yen are visiting l`rlcnlls in Montmziio. --A party of young people, from tfunoc Upvc, aniuiig whom wine Mr. Neil Mcl<Jacliern, Miss Myrtle llogcrson. Mr. ,lack l\lcEacl1crn, Miss Boll Mc- l<Iilclu-_|il, Mr. limi ltotzcrson, and Mr. Ilnnicl Mcliiniioii, niadc at short visit to Victoria Monday nip;ht.- ll/llss ltutli Gladys- hlcliae, bliss Myrtle tfiitlicifiiic ltogcrson. and Mr. 'Artic Rogers-oil attciiilod the horse race at Clyde ltivcr Saturday, -Mr. Sidney llit-Neviii, of lionsliitw, and Mr. Jus. McQuarric. of ltiverdalc, niudo a flying visit to Canoe Cove Saturday night.

on at Wlll|am'| Nursery. 4442-7l.l c e. s. Pnlrl€E_EowARo.--The

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sington poll contribution townids the FFREE DEMONSTRATION.-l.a~. hem yehterday afternoon in me Leg

dies who are not satisfied with .the appearance of their hair she-uid con-1 suit Mrs. White, Queen llotel.

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morrow night nt Grace Church. Sc* mon, subject. "Heaven ~on Eartli.” The church orcliestra will assist in the' nlu.slc.'Soloist. Mr. A. Guudct.

ISLANDER W-OUNDED-Mrs. John

Byrne, Iona, has received ii tclcgrunl from Ottawa, stating that her son, Patrick J., was oillclally reported ad-l mitted to it inilltary llospltal, Lon-I don, i1 fc\v days -age-, suffering from nl gunshot wound in tho foot. Mr,

105th SOLDIER WOUNDED.-A

telegrain received yesterday inorniiu.; by lllrs. Mary King, Upper Hillsboro ‘Street,_ that liorson, Pte. Arthur George King, of the 105th infantry. is oliicially reported wounded accident- _ully on Feb. lfltli. The telegram is llrom the Olli-ner of the l. (T. Records |and is dated Ottawa, Feb. 22nd. l’te. King wciit over in the first draft from thc 105th to Franco, and was at thc

_front at the time he was wouudc-il.

‘ ISLANDER REPORTED MISSING. Mr. Samuel Beaton, lionsliaw, re- ceived an olllclal notice from the _Records Ofllce, Ottawa, informing hi|.'i sthat his son, Pte. Heath Eai'die`y Beaton, liifantry, was officially .re- ported missing on September 27th. 1916. This report had only just been received from the base. Private Beaton'-j letters home' suddenly stop- ped in September and naturally, al- though iio olllciai word came, niui-li anxiety was felt r,egarding his safety". Two other sons of Mr. Ileaton are ln khaki, one in France, the other in `\Vinnlpe‘g, preparing l'or the front. The sincere synipatiiy of alll goes out to Mr. Beaton and fainily iii thc sor- |ro\v that has come to tlioin, a sorrow [that is falling on so niany homes'

i PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE.- “'l`h<=, Shielding Shadow." the enthral- ling serial which has been running for llfteen weeks at the Prince Ed- , ward Theatre was brought to n close yesterday, all thc inysterics -being cleared and everything endiiu: satis- l`actoril_v. The first instalment of a weird and unusiiai serlnl, “Tho Crim- son Stain." was coniiiiciiced to take its place. Tlicrc arc sixteen episodes -lo the new serial. ln this picture appears Maurice tfoslcllo who was a iavc~i'itc of thc' s.ci‘ecii willi (,faiindii\ii audiences until u your ago. Tiicn he went on a round-thc»worid tour, :ind oil his return was inkcn ill. As it result, lu; could not work in pic- tures. llis_ sitrklless has cpmpletc- l_,»~vaiilslicil. and a good lc-ug vaca- ll0ll l'€Sl_0l'€'ll him to perfect iicaltli and vigor. llc is ns.-aisted in “Tho tlrimson Staill"'l1.v Miss Ellicl Grun- dln. it llainly liltlo stur who plays ailllilrnlily opposite lilm. This pic- turo, -it is clniinod. .solves the mys- tery' of a series 1;-l` murders that _siartloii ,New York not so very'lon;: ako, and- were never publicly explain- cd llccziiiw ol' the weirdness ol` the

hunc. of thc ‘New York We-rid' knew the truth of the lmlrtlers, und on them has founded this serial, which Img ii dozen .~'urprlscs in cvcrv i-ool, --_A splcinliil tli"ci:-part ilrnmii, shown ."0-Htcrda_v was “Tho Scupc Gout." it is_ a story \v|tli thc: plcuslng duality oi rcalisiii, ii quality which 1,-lmnlil iccrtaiilly luukn it. appeal Io public li_\Slf‘-_ 'l`|llfl'I‘ is fun ;.:at|4.~;'c in Ilu-_ t.lin_pl||i i'olucll_y, "TIM, |.'i,-c,,,a,,~- and thc lust :ict winds up with Charlie a grunt hero. .This prograiiinic is rc-` pcutcd today.

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CQR. KENT l PRINCE OTS.

Byrne, although still a young man,

left hoine iiiany yea~°s ago. .He naw; , aetlvc service in the Pliillippincs, audi ' ` later returned to \Vcstei'n Cuiintla,

|_wherc he enlisted more than a ycaiw ago. _

mmugh0'“t the hmmm' lsend me a pair ol' good boots, that

will reach almost to the knees, andl

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(‘aiiudi.in Huiidlcraft" Guild was

lslatlve Assembly Chamber. Mrs. Davis, the President. occupied the

of work for the coming r;.uininer was mapped out. lt was decided ‘to offer- prizes for hoine-niude lugs, tablo~lln- cus, woven woolen goods. (ladies

ing in every way possible the rovi-

ladios' in Queens mid l{lng's (funn ties. They feel that a splendid oppor- tunity ir, open to all to help on in this luudablc work.

Mr. Brent Wood, Tryon, has receiv-

ed thc following letter from his brother, wiio is now n signaller, Some- where in France:--

Francc, Jun. 26, 1lllT.

llcar Brotlier,-- l received your

letter of lloceinber 22nd this morning, it reached me right here in the front line, caiue up with the rations, along with one from Ruth. 'l was -some glad to hear from home after waitiiu.: about three weeks t'or my mail. I gut that box you and Sanimy sent nie, thanks very much. The thre'o of us' on our station soon made' away with it. We ull share alike in respect to b0‘xes out here. Tho lohs-lei' and cliocolates ccrtuinly wont to the spot wltli us. This is an awful cold place, all kinds- of- ice' und snow; and my feet are cold' half the time., l don't. know whether it is bt-ing so nour “F‘rltz” oi' the atlnosphcre, We have innumerable ruls to keep us company. who. being in such robust condition do not mind the cold in the least.

A German sniper nearly get one of

ns the other night. it certainly is. an- noying wlicn at work, to hear "ping" handy your ear. The snipers are on_ the watch all the tinie`. lf l am out here' another winter l'il'wanL y'ou to

will keep out the water. -1 have not heard from Amos for a long time now, he was wouiided, you know.

l was through it little Frciicli Til-

lagc a while ago, wliich had been shelled b_v German artillery. 'l`liei'e were hardly anything standing, except part of it wall licrc ami there' sti’il stood. The cliurcli and cli\ii'cli~_\'ari,~ were blown to pieces ainl the tomb- .s'to|_ics wcic all siiias-lleti to 1ll0lllS- lt makes a person feel .sad to sci-_ dc- vasiitions ol’ this kind on all sltles. There was an old l\lasse_\'-lini'i'is bin- der, jusl. like the' one at heme. it stood near what \vas ‘left , of at lilaizksnlltlrs shop. The lllilder was nil twi`tcd up by sllrapnel. 'l`licrr: were picccs knockc'd iight out of those sti-ll shafts iiiiller thc packing table. Well. l guess 1 niii.~=|_ wind this thing up. llo\v are all the fellows? l suppos~o liockcy is llic outslauriiiiéz l`|_\.atui‘c at this lilnc ol' the yc'i\i'. l wish l could scorc down oil -loft wing against Victorlas. l)o you cvcr sccl

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wliccling into Cliaiilottetowli. 1-lad siiue line times in Suinmcifsltlc, ¢.-'h'?

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GERIVIANS YEARN

` FUR PEACE

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urrlviulr, he-rc froin llcrlln, some ol' whom have had exceptional _ oppor- tunities to filild-; iutcrual coinlitions in Gi"'iuanv the l'ollc»wing information

pirssrll vlcws-has be-cn nbtaiiicil.

plc bccanie more of il problcin wlicn

of a medicine than nus stood the test thc break with Aincricu oc<fl\I'l`L‘fl. ll0\ " pf time like MlNARD`S LIN-lMl~lN'I‘_ liccniiso nny uvcrwliclniing iiiajority .rhm___,_h Gm_m_m\_ has hl_l._lm,,,\ W,,.HiS_ | ll MS bfflfll an unfallillg remedy in' was opposed to the break, but liccausv (elm _ ,hu ,,m.,|i,`,m\- am; inl|i,<_~ii;-\ii|>ili- Um' h0USGll01l1 ever since I can rem- it followed so closely on the heels of ,__ ml ,MSC ,.,,iati0j,,_-_ 1| img limp fin ember, and has outlived dozens ofllhe \viilespreull peace talk, coniing at 0'v,,n S,,_C,.u, fm. ,I mug |,,,,,._ ,tml _.\u_.,_ Would D9 '¢0lDlJetltors and iinitators." ii time when the yeiirniilg for ccssa- u.i_\_ in Im,.m.,,|,,,._ is m,,,,,.l,_, _M,|0\,,,

tion of hostilities had lately recclvcd of Ucrm_m_\._ mx- mt. ,mp h,,,,.1_ ,mu

I S"'~'h °“m`"“5`“s i'"peLu“' Them' exmls that (lcrmanv has had to cxert slrnnl! ' » “-3. J in (lerlilziliy a c_vuli-_nl though ilot dis- __ ___ _ _ -

loyal mliiority which frankly believes ' " '

thc pe-:ice offer was not made in thc oxpcctntioii that peace could hc brougiit about. but for the purpr,~so_of hcarteuim.: it large but only potential- ly dnnlzcrous stratum of the popula- tion which is tired of wnr. This sec- tion hus been antagonized by tho un- silencablc and uiicrnitrollublo pan- Gernian element which has claniored for the annexation of everything thus far ccnuueerd or at least for very mn-

tcrlal in* '. -‘\l- though naturally unorganized this stratuiii is very extensive. it has ta- ken the attitude ‘thot the war and tlic causes thereof are none of its affair and that nnncxatlons would bo of doubtful value. A inalorlty of this element ls inilllferent whether llel-

euiinot hope to obtain all that it dc-

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in l io

lust few months ii more or .ss po- werful pelice party. The cynics ar-

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on a inc-deratc peace offer which, ii

vocates even Germans, while lf re-

tion of the people and oblitoration of the chasm between the peace faction and the pan-Germans.

"Attention is directed also by \t se

Aiperlcaiis to another phase of the problems having to do with German public opinion which is -presented ‘by

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chair. An lirteresting feature of the l/ ,

454 `24Mt[' meeting was an exhibition of home-l I

G ACE CHUR H__ S __i I _.made toys, shown chielly as a dcsli:t|_ _

u\|yRsm.v|m, 1-0,. yglmg )Y,'_f,;p‘;e m‘{2__;i_iiil it suggestion to be taken _up by " _ 4 'T

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Sat Special per pr

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Boys' navy blue worst-

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Boys' khaki suits for

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day Special W.-... 5-50

Childs grey blue and

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