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Itlis so highly refined that its rare herbal. essences soak natur-

ally throu ores deep into the‘ ‘ n erlying tissues. Thus‘ . -seateddisease is soon is odged by this unique y ‘tmlluk treatment.‘ - Fatty ointments clog the ores and never penetrate i,‘ ond the surface skin.‘

it's So Different. . in); lam-Bolt. It kills pain, ella s inflammation and ‘veiling; removes germ in; ‘fpction and poisonous matter. ' Zam-Buk ends the burning irritation of salt rheum or gczeniil and heals ulcers. piles, ‘poisoned wounds, etc., as purely as it does simple cuts, ‘burns, chaps, chiibiains, etc.

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(‘Canadian Press)

ontreai, Ottawa

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{mi- ORTY MILLIONS WANTED.

financing dilriug the r.

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Water PowerBill

TORONYFO, March 8. -Members

the Ontario legislature met on‘ inmon ground early last eVelllllK‘. hen without division they adopted resolution, presented by Premier ownrd Ferguson, urging the d0m~ ion parliament not to enact a bill w before-the House of ‘Commons hich bias for its purpose the rc- wal of a charter authorizing the and Georgian .. ‘Company, to construct a. canal d develop “water power rights of noel-in were involved in the bill dstated that “this legislative as- inbiy desires to record its moat protest ainst the attempt being made by cans of a private bill in ‘the Dom_ ion parliament to alienate valu- ie water powers from the control <1 ownership of this Province <1 thereby deprive the people of i rio of the advantage ‘offone of r greatest natural resources for a benefit and advantage of priv-

Mr. W. E. Rauey, Progressive der, seconded the resolution, Mr. N. Sinclair, Liberal leader

lng in legislation which was oily within the jurisdiction of - federal parliament. Mr; Kari K. Iiiiitli.‘ Labor, Waterloo “South, iiilflilo in favor of tho ‘ resolu-

‘ ho Ontario Government propos- tn borrow forty million dollurn coming Notice to this effect appear- iiiion the order paper yesterday the form of a resolution sponsor- |‘>‘y Provincial Treasurer Mon-

you want ierk-‘My eiatcrki baby is being - - riover-‘weu, what has‘ that lent-on er——tlicy wrntme to Bredei-on, we must no. 39mg. “ t" Yflmady do status qua," ‘ l ‘NBBW preacher to- his con- ation. _

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‘Pr ‘E. ISLANiD PROTESTANT ‘OHPHANAGB-fiihere Will-l ‘he aer- viice nit ‘the LP. ‘E, inland Protest- mu: Orphanage libido/y evenine A 1‘1‘bb‘ ‘alt '1 o'clock. Rev. ‘R. W.‘ ‘Uindsay officiace- ‘

ELOADING LIV-E HOGS-We will jbe loading live hogs ,Wedaesday- lFeb. 16th. Highest‘ prices pilld eecording to government grading. -C. E. Pratt dz Son, St. Peters.

‘ ‘ 4270 3 10 3i.

NEWl SPRING ONPS An-Wi-“G daily ‘Men's and Boy's new spring cape, ibqauitttuil ‘pdbtiflfnfl- Lowest piiiees. ‘Browse Boos. ibul. . 1 . , 429G-3-11-2i-

, BAPTisT SERVICE ‘ River Field Sunday, March 18th- Long Creek, 11 a. m. ‘Clyde River. 3 p. ‘m. ‘Kingston. 7 p. m. “T1101! ' wilt keep him in perfect. peace. - whose mind is stayed on Theo."— W. Iiadlaewaiker, Minister.

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Services Sunday. March 13th,

Owing to ‘the Boys ‘Conference being in session at; ‘Hunter River Service will ‘be at ‘both North Will-

‘ontng service at Hunter River at‘ 7-30 will be conducted by the boys. of the iConference. Everybody will‘. be welcome to this interesting ser-

' ‘BARRIES FAMOUS STORY “PETER AND WENDY" will be dire Jfillllrjeoi. or a inner ‘by MT- fOlai-‘r (Jenner-on. assists-nit mflilflsei‘ of tihe ‘Balnik orf Nova. Scottie Bil. Si. ‘James miter-aw ‘Society tonight at halifipaist ‘seven. mine is probably ‘mile most ‘famous fairy story W01‘ wnimen‘ mu um; iielalding tiharacteu‘. Peter Pan. has the unique distinc- tion in. 8118-18-1"! 0f having a ‘mmu’ men-t eueciteii flii- thin liouiour and ‘memory, in ‘Uhc eiihy oif London. The‘ one oilher Literary Gharaeter wit“; madfihnxi ‘tlhis dis-tinetion eon- qemd upon h-‘lm, curiously enough. 35 nlAgltaglflali the hero of the “Three Musketeers" whose swuue n, ,. _ ‘a, ‘ma. visited by thousands 01f tors during the war-

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OOKFIELDP-Oll‘ the evening of Friday, Feb 18th. ‘n verr-euccessful Young People 5 iRally was held at the Presbyterian, ‘church at Brookfieid. Rev. R. i-i-i |5taveot presided and conducted a short devotional ear-i vice introduced to ‘the auillflllce Rev, W, W. Knnnawiu, D.‘D. Th8 ‘General Secretary of S. ‘Schools and Young People's Work for the Presbyterian Church in Canada.‘ After having spoken for some time‘ about the splendid progress the Presbyterian ‘Church in ‘Canada hall made during tbs past year EDI‘- Kannawin gaive a. very inspiring and instructive address on the great importance of a. ‘thorough knowledge of the ‘Iilbie and of the Primary and the Shorter Catechism for our‘ young people of today. not only do they need a knowledge of the Bible to put iron inlto their blood but without such a. knowledge

"RALLY AT an

pmrted the principle ‘l! the it matters not what other attain- m" m“ w“ rather WW5“ t” mental they may have they will ‘ leglsmllre l“ Ontario inter‘ never be 'truiy educated. Rev. R.

Ill. Smvert gave ‘u. ‘short address. A Young People's Society was then organized. The lciiowing officers were elected: Hon. President, Mi‘. A. \V. Stewart. ‘President, Donald ‘S. Campbell. VicelPresident, bin-is Janette‘ McLean. Secretary, ‘Mrs. Harry Paul. 'l‘l‘e8“ti\ll‘6i' Mrs. Myles hloDounld. The officers are to meet later and select their committees. Before closing the meeting a hearty vote of thanks was extended to Ur. idannawlu and by him suitably acknowledged. The Iiaiiy was n splendid success.

MAIL COURIER REMEMBERED -On the 16th. of February the ‘box holders of iturai Mail Route No. 2 assembled at the homo of their courier, Mr. Alpine Arsenenit of Nail ‘Pond. The gathering was w surprise for both the ‘Courier and the household and was for the purpose of presenting him with an address of appreciation for ‘his long and etficienlt service as Mail ‘Courier. The address was accom- panied ‘by a well filled purse. iAltihough taken by surprise Mr- Arsenauit acknowledged the receipt of some in an eloquent and digni- fiell-“manner, after which eloquent music was tarnished by Mr. Joiieliii , EQGaliant and. the assemblage in- ' dulged in dancing. The old time stqp-dencins- particularly ‘by ‘Mr. ‘Peter S. Berry, amen of ‘l5 years of age was especially good. A mun} no pppetiliflfi lunch was a by the hostess, Mrs. iAi-senauitt, accompanied by Mrs ‘Michael Bernard in uieir- uailiil line manner. ikoilowing is the address: Mr. Al-pirie Arsenault: ‘ We. the box-holders of Rural Mail Rouite No. 2 bake this oppor- tunity__to express‘ our appreciation of your faithful services as courier over our mail routefor the past twelve years, you have carried the mallet-broom sunshine and storm!» always ready to oblige and always cheerful and unoompiainins’. We oak you to accept this smell token o ‘our esteem and loin in wishing‘ y _ s iongsad pmapeM-ue ilie. with the‘liopa..tl1.nt you will still ‘continue as punmaii courier and

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——iSaiUbath services 13th Mar ‘Stanley, 1'1 a, m.; Cavendish, 3 p m.; New Glasgow. 7-30 p. m. Rev Peter Jackson, Minister.

--Preaching service on Sunday afternoon, March 13th at 3 p_ m, conducted by Rev. Ross C. Eaton of Charlottetown.

_ (2 000 ‘trains were iron. CARNIVAL TONKiH-r cgnflSyimon, speaking ‘in ‘the House oi‘

OOV-EHEAD AND U‘NlON ROAD -—0n isuaonv. ‘March 1a the Unit- eid‘ ‘Clnurcth services will be as fo-i- S. - Northlowm-iwbet Oovolhegdtgnnlll a. mu ‘Uinlicin ‘Road 3 p. m. ope 7 p. i . , , ,,

m. {Week night service iln cove_‘,,'I',f{'.‘,’,‘,"§",‘§§,§ i‘,',,,‘,'jl§,_'“'““ “°""'°°‘“‘ h ‘7:‘30 p. m.

-—"" . docks ‘ ei-iuacu SERYIIOES. I Margit a “mm, 13th. second Sun ay n cut, t. Acmwo n; 1 d , .1 50h“? Chlllch-"Mul-un‘ 10130 a“'lIiE-S(1Ol‘t‘Btly\)uy (shfiiigrslurihdrezilrltigiireefii ‘HUiNTER mvsn ClROUlT-— 7-‘30- St- Mari" Church» Riiiiliwmurs. travelled from the docks u» m“ Beam‘ Hyde Park ‘witiliout incident.

shire and Hampshire at 11 a. ‘m. t, M‘? H‘ H‘ ‘Slmlmm Wm mmduc" m“ Colea will take place from her late sfirlllulat “M111 wm-“him- The °""|residenoe Winsios

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‘OAVENDIiSiH UNITED 0H URCHI ch.l

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iead Road on Wednesday evening;

closed by order ol‘ Department. Jlreacliev. Rev. (i. F,‘ Johnson. _

*- ‘ ‘less ‘broadcast. FUNERAL TOMORROW. -—'liie“.rppe-,rieq rm- Tecmgw 1-0,. a whole. existing government?

ineral of the late Mrs Joseph 8.:

on Saturday, March l2th at 2 p. m. to St. Johns Church, Milton for services. torment Milton Cemetery.

MONOTON STATION BROAD?

CAST.—-'i‘his evening a l'0li(!0i'i.l‘amm.i s .1 .1 L .‘ _ .l L,“ , _ Wm be bruadeas‘ "om Sum““.“_“e‘ we“ ‘:‘o‘»:;‘<‘a‘<:e‘v‘i" to lack oi owl 91love bile unit or ‘represent

C.N.R.A.. Moneton at 9 o'clock at‘

which um mlhwmg Wm Peimllmiieral Council called out the men in llliwplcs commissaizy)

Mrs H. S. Henderson, fltllllrlllfflp

Mrs Waiter Dalziel, soprano; Missdglneerlng trades‘

Kathleen liornby, violinist; ivir. Ben Acorn, baritone; Miss Roberta Spencer, pianist. “

STEALING MUZZLES. ——Com-, plaint has been received from do owners of‘ the stealing of muzzicn off dogs. One owner reports that he has had three niuz stolen, and as they cost a dollar each he has been put to unneces- sary expense as well as annoyance through the fear of prosecution oi‘

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the destruction of his children's pet: BIRTHDAY PARTY. -- bliss

Agnes Piggott entertained a illil'il- ber of her girl friends at. enjoyable

birthday party at her home Orlebar‘

Street Wednesday "evening. After a dainty lunch was served vocal and instrumental music passed

elite!‘ having‘ the evening pleasantly. ' The host-l

recipient of many from her

ess was the pretty rcmembrances friends.

‘MAiL FlOR OVERSEAS-bullish: an article lathe New Statesman. i8 ‘theoretically vested ‘in the Ail-

iviii be despatched during next week as foliowsn-A full mail for Great Britain and the Continent by the Steamer Auranla ‘from Halifax on Monday, the 14th. This steame will carry direct mail for Ireland including direct parcel post for the i-rish Free State- A full mall for Great Britain iby the Steamer blin- nedosa from Saint John on Wednes-

day‘ ‘he 16m and aiming“ m“ mailirolutionaifiies ‘Zind had not revoiu-‘il@°illl‘~'9‘ cfimllllssflTleb‘. 601151511118 f0!‘ Great Briiiilli by the l$l911l1i°i“tiriiin‘:y intentions, but lute-muons of heads of eighteen ‘(lepartmeiiits

{ilontnaii-n also trom Saint John on Friday, the 18th.

OYSTER BED NOTES.-- The "clean spoilt" rinks on l-lorues Creek still soelns to ‘be tho centre of attraction for the yoiing of this vicinity. Last ‘Friday night a iurgc uiumber oi‘ skaters were [ireseut and everyone seemed to be enjoy- ing themselves. ‘Special nicnilou must ‘be made of ‘the selections rendered by iMr. ‘Gallant and Mr. Blythe l-iurst. l Hannonica selections ‘by IMiss Joulc Gallant, step-dancing on skates h)’ several of the Oyster ‘Boil slep- daiicors including Miss Cecile Doucctto which was much onjoycd by all. The ‘Rink Committee are planningon having a. ‘Masquerade skate on lMarch 10th., a big crowd is expected-The ‘Misses ‘l-iva and Hazel Miatheson have returned homo from visiting their sister, Mrs. J. ‘McDonald, Elil0tts.»+Miss Doris Woodside. Stinrmrerside, is visiting in Oyster Bed Bridge Ttiie guest of ‘Mrs. A. ‘Horne-Our school ia progressing rapidly iiinler the efficient management of ‘Miss Christene Bruce. -—-'Miss Clara Mathewson ‘has returned homo from Visiting her sislter ‘Mrs. Albert Youniiier. Winaloe.

‘RALLY AT CLYDE R|VER.--iOn the afternoon o‘f Friday, Feb. 18 a very success-fol Young ‘People's ‘Rally was held in the Presbyterian Church at Clyde River. Reiv. R. ‘ii- IStivverit presided and after having ilflndi-iiil/ed a short devotional service he introduced Rev. W. M- Ksnnawin, ‘D. D., the General

Twiila‘: Work for the Presbyterian ‘Church in Canada. in his address Kannawin dwelt pirtieularly on the great worth of early train- ing in chines religious. Today when there is strong teudonefto drift away iromthe old moorings there is great need of having our young people well equipped with; know- ledge of the Bible and of the Primary and the Shorter Cetechiams. lRev. ill. ‘H, Stavert Ipohe briefly along the‘ same line. A short discussion was hell] on the problem of S. School and Young People's Work. Before closing the moetinsha hearty ‘vote of. thanks was tendered by the iflllliflllpn to Dr. Kaanewin and by Ii Tfiiit

ft our geiatione ‘will be er a p irt in the failure ea they have ‘_ been in the, '

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Wireless: organization was employ. ed ‘w disseminate news.

ifuiler ‘train-service was ma.

‘ifiiiiiplios worked <‘wil=iilr eitltiolency. ‘pilots wt several ipiiaees were deiait

{with -by the ‘police, bu]: only in ‘leo- lated pianos were. ‘t-he _ ofiflendens linen outyoi, strike. The firs-t num- ber or ‘iihe British‘ Gazette, the ‘(lover ‘ed

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WEDNESDAY. MAY 5th. —A The

oveunmenfs steps ‘to ensure food

imient daily pfliptil‘,'fillp8ilill\ uniuinspnv. h“ 00h. —0ver Sir John

his opinion invt a general strike was illegal,

Rind that ‘the Coiinrts migihit ihoiii that would not apply ‘in such a ease.

‘che ‘Trades ‘Disputes Act

FlRilDAY‘. your nth. Arm-titer‘

SATURDAY, MAY 8th. —O\ving

L became necessary ‘to use y guard for food lorries.

The ‘Prime iilinis‘i_er addressed n:

‘statcnrent ‘in the nation ‘by wing. Government which this

The Government

time ‘Civil Constabulary ‘Reserve.

SUNDAY, MAY 90h. -'l‘he day passed wiiihoirt: incident in most "Emilee. Lord Grey of iFalioden

Iwjitmkc, to the nation by means orlioi‘ Council. and Sovietisin is a ‘WlTBiG-SS in support ol‘ the Govcarn-‘syate-m adopted by the Russian

mcilt. MONDAY. MAY ‘iota. -.\iany“

l TUESDAY, MAY 11, ~Tl1e Gen-i

Qiigilged in ‘lilre ‘filliillllillitliiig and on.

“'85 emoll- Mii‘. Justice Astbury,

‘giving judgment in action brouginiifln ville great class organization of H)? the National Seaman's and Fire-‘tlie workers and ‘peasants; zinerrs Unaon a-galnlst two of its of-‘iiiiduaitrizil unions, ‘the factory com-

lliciais, declared ‘that the general ‘strike was illegal.

‘ ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 1‘2rh. -At “lii‘i(ltl‘lly like meurbeirs of ‘iilfe Gen-

‘Minsier that they had decided be call oft‘ the general strike ‘uncondi. lionziiiy. i in the House of iCommons the ‘iirinio hiiiiister announced t-he u“. ‘conditional termination of the strike. Thus ‘ended the struggle beiwvoen our Monarohial and pus. sinn Soviet System of Government.

Was it Revolution? Mr. J. A. Spender |t-he distill- Eguisilierl Liberal journalist and- ,uuihor, .in an article in ‘the West- iliiilll-‘ilefv ‘tiazovte, on the day we "urriveri in London, ‘had this re‘piy

socinlisticuw-aekiy, ivhicih ‘hlild ‘clalnr fled that men like iillr. J. H. Thom- “as and Mr. ltamssty MacDonald, mod no ‘intentions of fomenting a ‘revolution.

, “Or course, i nguee with the New fStatrsnicn that: the responsible trade union lenders who. willingly ‘or ueiuciantiy. consented ‘loathe ‘general strike at the behest of ‘the ipressure behind iliGTil, are nqtj-e.

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unfortunately, count for veryiittlc ‘ivhcn political forces use set in ‘motion. and so-cuiieii ieailers ‘he- ‘Cililll? follouvcrs or oniookefis ln~ ‘oi-Pull ill l-Illhlfs and ilirectors.

i “So soon us the (leiieual lSlFlkL‘. ,wzi.~i__ started. ‘the met ivus plain ‘that. it could only ‘succeed by puov- .lil‘,: the ‘trade ‘unions strongeirtliun lGovl-‘riiineul or Parliament, ‘anti “this would necossulrlly have been

VlOilllfil. ‘rovoiutioii. cutting at the roots ‘h0- l‘ Ipiorpof representative and Parliament ccllilifl

ind y govunrmncnl, and isiihstiit-uling ‘tiu-irohur» the ‘Soviet as in Russia." i "Vilhei-Eilri‘ ii could ‘have ‘been ac- ‘compiisiioil ivithoiit violence ‘net-ii ‘not bc airgiicrl- for ‘those "who be- lieve in i'arli1tiii‘e-i1iaryigovornnient [are as much ‘hound ‘to defend ‘it ‘against bloodless its against bloody revolutions. But I railhcir ‘tzhiinit the ‘Bravado was right, ‘pointed out ‘that ‘thogenerai siinikc ‘was useless except as ‘the o-peninvr ‘ol‘ ‘the ‘class ‘war’, and‘ was ‘bound ‘to fall (iisostrously if ‘conducted by {constitutional leaders wiho were afraid to go that length or ‘in a countir-y ‘Willcll was unripe ‘for it." l "This is, in fact, wihat happened. The labour leadens iveire for too good consti-tutionaiisho to carry the general strike ‘in ‘that ‘length. and it bailed as it ‘ivas bound ‘to fail, as a purely ‘industrial weapon 1n a country iliainciined ‘to class-var. Reocitniiiatlons are» very undesir- -abie, ‘but it l5] still less desirable that ‘its moral silibvultl‘ ‘be confused."

"The Joabour ‘Pointy ‘has landed itself in its present difficulties by ‘toying with the idea of €Xtl‘84Pll.i" iliementairy‘ Trade Union action to force the ‘hands or ‘Governments (‘including its own Government),

Secret“? M 5- 5°00“ "ml Ymlllliiand it is tiliris ‘idea uihich ds a dem- lonstrated ‘failure?

Wl-lY FAT IS DISAPPEARING

Note in every circle how slenriemess

' revails. Note how many of your riends have reduced. One reason lies in Marmoia Prescription Tablets. They combat the cause o excess fat, so re- sults are brought without r uiring abnormal exercise or diet. Peep e have been using Marmoia. for l9 years and users have told others. As a resu t the demand has grown to very large r01

you. = Reduce to your normal weight. . All ‘drtlggisis supply Marital: at‘ $1

sighs; Each box on

sin the ltiirtlin: if.

THE cfiltiiiordifirdwb GUARDIAN ‘When the British . y‘

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Soyietism. that The llillicrs lands were largely ‘extelifllilnfl augmented by Emma“ Sovim cow ment.’ as it is now called, has ev-

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soldered plucking‘ from l-heTu Gu- ' Home at Indie and Ceylon. Headed with all" bring rietmenn and flavor to‘ your ta cup. Ask your grocer.

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tnlhlltl0il5- and illliat ‘hire miner's e

organizer. Mr. A. J. Cook, was a member or ‘the Third liitternailouain ‘the world executive oi Sovie-tisnr,

What ilieii, was the nature of the

strike tonight to substitute for the.‘

What is Sovietlarn?