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gv1ARCH 15,191-1 1 . t . 1-ni: c-asnisorrsrovvii <`.~.u11nu`i-its . _. .rmsiminin

Ililfrotectl Your `

A Skin P.E;-I. PEAT DEPOSITS

from the March winds and “ sun by using _ `

I Penslar Almond and Cucumber

Cream ‘

I Its? effect on, the_skin is _'sp pleasing, so soothing and r it protects it so perfectly, s that_'_you cannot fail tore- T cogpise it as the most hi hiy I Etifeded preparation ol; its . ,ind_sold1.today. '

bgttigilwill convince v¢l1.\1_\W1 pa t b ._ the5Oc size. 0 uy ~i

Ask for itat our Penslar `

Store (no other store has ii) .-

E. A.Foster I'

Central Drugstore

Enrol Citizens

- 01 liotb Sexes

(Canadian Press De

luxiiis, sin.-1-11 1<>_--,'1‘il5amiibvei-n-

1111-iit‘.~=1iic:is1iro for mobilizing the 1-ivil popiiliitioii \\‘hi1-ii was inU_0_ dii1~<:-11 iii llic Sr-tint;-, |.‘¢i_|,,»\u,ry 8 by liileiiiio tficiiiciiicl, liliiilstiir ot Com- iiicrct: and A;:i~i<‘1ii|11r¢._ hm, been tiiiiciiilcil iii coiiiiiiiiicic of the Senate liv tho iii:-liisioii ol' sonic siiggogtigng 11-11111 ai liill by llciiry lit-,i‘r'nger, gnu. nior i'1~oini tliizviiii-loiipc. The bm is iiow i‘¢»;14i_\» Io Iii- 1-iiiisiilt-i'f:|l by Pur- iiuiiir-iit.

Til" I"‘ii1i1-t ol' ilu: cominillec, in n

im=iiio|':iii1i11i1t aiiim-iicil lu the com- piisllt- ii1i>1|1;iii'c :says tha ,.;v;|i,m pon piil.-ilion oi' i-‘ruiii-1: 1111:; been spc-nt1inc~ ously and voluiiliii-iiv mobmzed to fill- Iiiiniiwi' oi' m:ii1`\» millions for :I2 iiioiiiiiss, int-iuiliiig women, old im-ii :tml Iioy.~', liiii I11 c-|'1|oi-tim; they-9 1u;1_v bl- iiri iilluiicss 0|' w;\_-ited effort il is iicf~c>1:::11~y iii oi~;;1iiiizc compro- lwli1~'l\'»-iy :1 civiliiin mobilization. =

Voluntary Enroi|rn¢n¢_

'l`Ii<: pt'i111'iyi11I i`c:itu|‘cs of the bill

:ii~»-, first \'ol1iiit11i'_\' eiire.-liment for citizi-iis ol holii sexes oi" allied and nciitrzii iiutioiis :is well as of France, I""'“"`<’\i fill' Il1'.c.s of 17 and 60 years; _<1-1-1.1111, that i`11vii;ilions to enlist .shall ho sciil to persons who dc- not: iiiiuf- i`1ii°\\‘;i1'<l \'rilui1izii'il_v, und, third, 111111 those who liuvc noi responded, 1-iliior \'1iiu1ii1i1'ii_\~ or to iiivlta.ti0g;_‘ ~‘li:1l| hc cnrolli-il 1),. tim Gave,-“ment :imi ii:--i;:n1:11 to work for which they are 1;ip;|hl1=.` 'l`lie pi'ei'c-ct for em-,h ilepiii-liiiei_i; will ho the chief organ- izer iii his ilislrii-I.

mobilize Au Able-scaled Males.

’i'iic ,-aailiciil l`1-~.iii1res of the bill iii-

'1"-'I\1f't'1| I>.\ 11. <‘1oi1i1=.iite1 proposed iiic trivinpr iii 1111- tltivorniiieiit of the \'ILlIi1 to iiioliilizc nil able-bodied nr.1l1:~1 lit-twcoii thc ages nl’ sixteen 11ml .=ii1_\». not miw .-1=»rving iii the =1rm\'. who iiii_1:li|_ iw nssiiziied to such woi-lc im' thi: initio-nnl defence as 1111-ir liiiicss :ind doiiiieilc mode mQ§_t ;1w|\':|i1i:i1.;1~oiis.

RUSSIA SENDS LONG PROTEST TO CENTRAL POWERS

l’l~l'l`IIO(ill.-\li_ Jlurrli 10',-viii Lon-

"01\w~'I`|i#- ltiissiiiii l<`oi'cig1i Office 1111.- ii-mi.-=1ii1ii1-il in thc covcrnnients oi” il1:1~iii:11i_~.'. \u:+l|'i1i. Hiilgariti. and 'I`\ll'I<i‘_v 11 11-.ii;;1li,\' protest against ul. I1-;1::1| vlniuiioiis oi' iisnizcs ol' warfare. 111111(-ltiiif.: 1-’f1ilio1i1~: ol' numerous ,~°|n-1-ili:1i i1i.=i:i|1<,-cs und 1issci‘t.ing the rialit in i~1.-1111111111 iii kiml. The violat- ions --ziiiiiicraioil wort- compiled hy a .<pc<'i:il coiiiiiiiiii-rt iippolnietl for that |iii|'|'.\.-.»:. 1611011 cituti-on. Il is stated. wiis :imply vvrilletl. »

'I lin .iiiiises 1-111111::-.rl iiicludint: the

us-1 of pxpiiisivl- liuiiets. gas, burn- ini. ll1|ui11 1i1i1`.'p<1iso11<-il missiles. the ii1ii:.oniii;,; oi” wclls, iiiislise- oi’ parlia- irc1iI:1i'_\' liiait; ol' trucci Ili-ill Red 111-si; liiigs. 111111111: ni’ the wounded. 1111-owiiir; oi' lioiiiiis upon sanitary .1'1iiiis, 111111 tho siiikiiit; ol' the l10S‘ pltul ship l'o1‘t\1;.:ul.

. . , ,

.. 1. .

y . iiuns Fcéitléilt I.IIlI.IIIII

AND

- 1111111 usliln

Q Sale Sensible Succasslul

I I

I ' since III 79"*in over 400,000 , -.1.:cs. Nleiliocls rat`1ona_I and I'\u-

mane, Iiciillli always improved. ; No nausea, sickness 0l"Pl¢| ` after effects--nothin! l\_¢'

role". No conlmement or Pubhc' ily. l’l1::1s.1nl surroiindinas. ld¢°I |_°‘

- raiioiimninpletc ec|u1pn\el1i» SP¢C'°I 1 p-i\-my lor women. /\II business and

i;orri~1-.pondcncc strictly conficlential-

;3 THE KEELEY INSTITUTE

' 523 Cl. .1ll£liLAllll AVENUE

ts.-. <1; 11.11... semi n1oiia»s M70

PORTLAND :.1 MAINE -

~ '°!°'~i°.1.°_19

Doslts was submitted at the annual msstlnz oi' the Prince dward island Develviimentc Commission.

. PEAT DEPOSITS.

h The utilization of our pe-at deposits as 911888611 the attention ot t he De. partment oi' Mines for many years, Experiments have been carried out at a very considerable cost and ex. haustlve reports have 'heels submit- Hl by experts employed for that pu,-. pose. lt has been proven that peat 51191 01111. under favourable circum- BUHICEB. be manufactured at o ogg; tlitltt will leave a margin for pi-ont,

or two seasons the Mines Branch

manufactured about three thousand short to-ns oi' 25 D01' cent. moisture, air dried machine peat fu@|_ The 01lDt1City of t lie plan; was about thlr. ty tons a day, during a. ,period ot' a. ‘mutt up WOFIKIIIK days each year. The $09101 1>1‘0d\wtlon is given as $1.75 ii tie iield. The wages pai¢1\w@,-Q, h°W€V€l'. on 11 lower scale than 'that “°W existing. the cos; ot machinery was lower than it now would be, there seems to be no allowance miule for Smllving -the bc-g of surface growth 0' 101' -1101’ Droilt save interest at 5 per cent. on the actual cost oi' machin- ery.

From ailvaw sheets of 11 report

made to the nes Departmeiit oi' 11 survey oi' some Prince Edwardqgiond Peat Hogs carried out ln 1913, your subcommittee has i'ormed the opin- ion that the Mi.-icouche Hog has tho fldvllllltlges. not possessed by any other ot' having the Railway rim UWGUBII It and ot boini: comparative- ly near to the town of Suminorsidc (0 miles) and thereto-re would be the nlnce indicated roi- the initial ex- periment. Taking the ngurop, given by the Mine-.=1 Department in connec- tion with the Allred Peat Plniir. and modifying them to incet existing con- ditions. wo would have the following reiulla. for an Aiirep Pe-at Plant of thirty tons tially capacity. it ig nn. sumeii that a bog of 100 acres, 9 fc-ct deep will furnish 1-iuillcient peut to Supply the plant- for 20 years. As the IWGTBKG depth of the Mlscouche Bon is under 5' feet, two hiindrcii uorog would bo requireil.

ESTIMATED RESULT.

Cost oi 200 acres oi` bog

say .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...$ 600.00

Peat Machine. Locornobili-., _

tracks. cars. etc 10,000.00

Blacksmith Shop, Office, R.

R. Siding, Platform, etc..... 1,500.00

Drainlng Bog . . . ... .. 2,000.00 Office 1~‘urnltnre, ctr. `. . .. .. .100.00

$14,200.00

Report Submitted by Mr. Percy Pope.

The f°ll°wins 1-eport on Peat ns1's'z1o.oo per ann-um.

Interest on investment at 7 per

cent. to $994.00.

This would involve a change

a ton on an output of 3,000.

cosf, or oPER_A1'|oN.

of 5741

- if- ‘ - per day-

ilAn engineer at . . . . . . $3.00- 7 trenolimen at 2.00 3 .field press at 2,00 1 filling* car at ...'.._.,2.00 4 boys at . . . ........_/1.00 " 4.00 1 extra man at 2.09*---I 2.00 Salary Manager at 5.00 ‘lor-5 iin'oB‘. 5.00

$3.00 14.00

. 0.00

2.00

Cost -per day . . . . . . . .. . .-.1= $36.00 110 days at $30.00 per day .. $3,960.00 For incldentals . . . . . . . . . .._ 500.00 This on an output of 3,000

would work out at say $1.49 per ton

“picked moss may be i`ound to possess

Atld for turning and piling

(Job work) ......-.. .20 pol- ton

Repairs, oil and waste .20 per ton Amortiatlon and interest,

as shown . . . . .57 pci' ton

Total cost per ton in ..

' tielil . . . . . ... ..._ .. $2.47-

I- To this a company must add, cost ot’ transport, ot’ miirketing and over- head charges. Thls seems to indi- Icate that peat fuel might be sold to the consumer, within it twenty inilo radius at say $4.00 per short lon., As ,peat is u low grado in-el, having a cul- ,orlilc viiluo about cqiurl to good llc- nlte, there ls' here no more viulue than is -required for sot'ety. I lt` tho' amount and quality - oi’ thc [material admit of the installation ot’ n by-product. recovery peat power can plant to recover ammonium sulphate and trasinlt electrical power to Sum- rnerside inucli better results could be ohiiilnctll 'rboso interested nro ,-relerreil io tho following reports is- sued by tho Dnpnrtmont oi' Mines. No 194; issued 1912. No. 266; is-siicd 1914. No. 209; issued 1014.

lncldciitiil to this proposition li is

also io lie noted that over two limi- sanil n<'i'c's could hc reclaimed for 1:111- iiviitioii.

Utilization of Sphagnum Moss.

A new use for spliagnuni moss,

which is- the chief component ol' the mirfacc growth ot’ our peat-hogs, has been foiind during the present war, namely, _ns an antispetlc dressing, The attached cori'e'.=po1idcnc-e sets out the facts.

Your subcommittee sent specimens

taken from the Mermaid Bog to Mon- treal and the report received is- that they are very suitable.

lt is possible that these dressings

may come into general use in llns- pital practice. in which case haml-

ti commercial value. ‘ -.Ali of which is i-e'.ipectiul1y‘ siibmil--

The amortization of thistcapltnl, it

paid in 20 years will ami:-nut to

ted.

PERt"\' POPE, (‘hali-man.

SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND.

Lint No. 87.

' Previously acltnowlodized in Gnar- -nou, ;as.71a.si. | 1.. B. McMillan, city, $25. 11917 sub- scription); John Rlsdeii. City. 510:’ Daniel A. McDonald, Souris, $2; Mrs. Geo. Meiiick, som-is, si; ne-v. J. N.” "oirier, (lity, $5; Additional Glen Wil-I iam Poll, Angus J. McLeod, collector, ioliii M. Jenkins. Peter’-s Road, $1.

(Lists attacheil.) '

Pilrt of Southport Poli, (Bunbury|

School Dlltrlct). $106.50, collected by ‘. -Walter Jones, as folviows:-ePranli-I in Bovyer. $30; Wilfred Bovyer., $15;i I, Walter Jones, $10; llaiiinioud Kel- ly. $5; Herbert Mason,.$5; Soiouion Vlutch, $5; Everett N. Bovyer. $5; Wil- iam Daily. $5; James' McCarran. $5; Lena McCallum. $3: Ira. Birt, $5; Wm. Hamm, $2; H. (1, Sniullwood, $2; (1. J.

‘Burl Bovyer, $1.25; Wallace Singletoin' ci; John F. Baker, $1; Mary 1leniy,| '»0c; Patrick Quinn, $1; Katherine ilngleton. 'l5c. , - Part of Bracklioy Point Poll, $65.75.

zoliected by Charles McGregor, as lol- ows:-Jno. McMillan, $3; Angur. Jar- /is-. $1; Jno. A. McCallum, $2; Partne- ias Hughes. $1; Nail (‘,. Mctlullnm. $1; 4 Lewin Mccaiiuin-. $10: Wendell M¢-- Millan, $10; J. H. Gregor, $10; Ai--‘ thur Gosford, $15 NIBL SIGWBN. $1;- nuwnrn c. Mccsuiim. $6: J- li=n'iwi'l Stewart, $2; Jos. Matheson, $1; Phan. 11. 1tutti'a_v 251-; ltohort Shaw. $5; M. /1__ shnw, $2; Chas. ll. Shaw, $1; Arlo. inns R. Cnstord, $2; Jno. McDona1d.I $31; ii.i Shaw. -$1; .liio.M1'l{lnnon_ 501:; Jno. Mayo, $3.-$l3I'»-70

Haw' ol Riverdale Poli, $18.00, cc!-

lccted by Roderick McLeod, Us toi- Iowsa-Jno, lilggiiis, 501-; Jno. Murray, $1; Jaincs (‘l1i|'ltiii, $1: Jno. D. Mc-_ i~Ioiiz|1-'_ $2: Jno. t‘|ai1<iii, $1: (Yhaa. ‘Poln 1111-11. $1: -l1i,_ '1`r1iinoi'. $1: Jus. t.lar-, hlii. $2: 'l‘I\o1-» Murflly- $11 5“Ym"“" Pollard, 501:; Jas.. A. Murray. $1; Dn- ulel Woods, $1; Jno. Fullaglinn, $1; Roderick McLeod. $22 l‘0l\‘|<‘I< MW' ray, $1; J. Carney. $1--$l8»00- l Half of Buckley Point Road Poll. $121, collected by John Diamond ss, lollowsz--Mrs. Tlios. Brady. 250: MTH- n. Middleton. soc: S. C. Plame- .500-= 111. Saunders. 50c: Harold li. Prowso. 75(-; Wm. Younker, $1: -fTll\Ym0¥\d| amid, ti; ouvei- Munn *li "“"““°““ E. Ford, $1; Jos. S. Coles. $1: f`I\_BH- 5;_ “_ 3|-yontnn, $1; Athol Roberts. $1; Emily Ford, $1; Chas. W. (‘,nrtei'. $1: Auron Roberts. $1: I-onlie G. Bryan- ion, $1; ooo. Ania, $1: Henry Ford- $1; Jno. Boundy. $11 R0“\1°“ G°°‘I~_ $1; Goo. Turner. $1: Alex. llons. $1; Robert 1’a|,1;ar, $1; Mrs. 1.. E. Cloon. gi; Jno_ Diam nd, $1; Nelson Locke. gi; Louis Hughes, $1: (`0Dhl8 Munn. 31; g¢q_ F, Dixon, $1; llerbegt( L. Br- yenton, $1; Art. Roberts. $1:4 01111001' G. Moreslde. $1; S. McMui-rer. $1.50.

or Vermont and nsursst to

r '1 he otilv nno'1i| Main". New Humrlairl

" lilurriino Yrov nets

1' , $1.50; Mrs. Hiilh,

ll/llrcllglerilliiilii, Oliver Saunders.

Wood, $2; James S. Farquharson. $2; .

ton, $2; Jno. H, l<`o1'd, $2; Hoi-ne Bros., $2; Hai-ry <,1ole's,$2; Jas. Younker, $2; Ollvc-r I). Yc-.inkeix $2; Athini.; ton B. Seller, $2; Wallace Stcad, $2; Geo. Elliott, $2; Amos, lioundy, $2; Leith Stewart. $2; Jno. Moreslde, $2; Annie M. Stavcrt, $3; Lem. l-1. McKin- non, $3; Francis (ihownn, $3: Hmwv aud Herbert Horne, $5; A. A. McNeill, $5; Geo. Howard, $5;_Jiio`. 1-1. Pieice. $5; Geo. il. More#-ide, $10; Stephen G. Holroyd. $10; 'l‘. Ainhros Rodd, $10.- $121.00. ' Part of N-sw Glasgow Poll, $110.05. collected, by C. A. Stevenson as foi- l-owu:-Rcv. ll. l-J. Piper, $1; J. Willier (`-lark, $1; J, D. McNeill, $25; Jere- miah Slnipson. $10; Hamilton Mi-Nei-11. $2; 1‘lei‘ce‘ McNeill. $1; J. Garileld Stewart, 151; 111.11. Webb, $5; Di. A. B. Stevenson. $2; .1iio, Andrews, $1; W. H. Stcveiisoii. $2; E. llill and Sous. $5; J. W-. llayi.el'. $1; D. G. Nishct, $1; Arthr B. Dickleson, $10; J. (1. Ste veiison, $2; Edgar N. Stevenson, $1; Anthony Doiroii. $1; Jos. P. Plneau. 25c; Leopold l~‘lne'au.. 50c; Jereiiiixih Peters. 000; Jos. iLeClair, $2.50; 'l`hoe- philes. tliiilaul. $1; Mathias l.e(‘-lair. $2; Leon Peters. $2; Soter 1’1nean, 50c; -Jos. M. Blacqulcre. $1: Frank Pe- ters, $1: Philip Bliii-qulc1‘e'. $1: Jete- iiiiali Blacdiilere, $2.50; -Felix Gulilaiit. 1'-tio; -\iex. l.et‘1l»iir, $1: Moses 1\l. Dol- ron. Gtic; Jas. Jno. Gallant. 251:; Leon iioii-on, si; Jno. n_ rctci-S, ssc; win G. Graham. $1; Gordon ll. Stewart. $1; J. 0. Simpson; $21 W. 11. Clark. $5; 1~‘red_ W. Clark, $3; Daniel Lewis. 50c; l1oi.i|'y'l’eters. $1; Geo. |1nus'ton, $1: G- li. Stevenson. $1; <1. A. 1-iteveiis son, $2: ii. l‘. Si.-voii'~on, $2; Fltlolio Plneau. £1111-.~$11ti.ti5.

Hall of Bree Poll, $84.60, collected

l‘v Russel Rogers. as follows:-Amos. Mel-01111. $2: Ollvoi- Gorrli, $1.110: i\iox.`l\l<'l{:1\'. $2: lliinkiu (‘iiuiphell, 251:; llodorlck lilr-Lcnn, $2; W. S. Mil- litrnu, $1: Jiio McLean. $1; Donald Mrlloiiald, $1; lluiicun Dairncli, $1; Leonard llodzerson, $1; Gt-o_ ll. Mc- NPVIIIL $2: Anitlls Durrnr-li. $1; Nall N. Mr-Nevin, $2; 'l`lins, J, i\iii||gn5|»|_ $1; llolif-rt 'l`. liiililguii, $1; Stephen M_;:l(i11non, $1: i’1tcr lllcl(liinou, $1; Daniel S. Mc1iiiinoii_ $1; Neil iyin'[,¢|m_ 50c; Jns. \V, liiclsauc. 350; Gordon and -Dunriiii Paniphcll, $1; Hugh Mc-, Phee. $1: Mrs. l<‘rnnk Br_ve'1i1oii. 751-.; Jno. .las.'. Jelly, $1; Fulton Raiiisny and son, $5; Neil lluchaiiiin, $2: Goo. Adams, $2; Arclid. Iicnton. $71; An- gus Beaton, $1; Jno_ Mchoiinld, $1; Geo. Wcillock. $1; Hugh D. Mt-l"liee, 501:; Nell Mi-Phee. $1; Aichd. McNe._ viii. $2; Jno. A. McNevln. $1; Jno. Archibald McKinnon, $1; Jas, Delaney, $2; Patrick Delaney, $2; Dougald Mc- Paggen. $1; Mrs. Angus. Unnipbell, $1: Major McFn8Sen. $1; Jno. D. Mc- Leod. $2; Archibald Murray, l'i0c; Al-

lace iii the world than Montreal

-- an *-

lotmiii' 1aat'@i'n.'si‘:‘ Arrieiia. $2; W. 'Russelil Rogers, $2; Jno.' Mt-Nevin, ‘ $1.-$84.60.

Hllf of Lot 7, $160.55, collected by

John _Locke as follows:-Cliiioril Dy ment, 25c; Jno. McDougall, $1; Wm. -Waite,-$1; Jas. Mcbeillan, $1; Samuel Icoi-1-ie, $2; win. N. em-1-ie, soc; win. Dylnent, $1; Jno. Cain, $1; Jas. E. Robinson. $1; W. R. McKinnon. $1; Peter and Robert McLellan. $1.50; Chas. McDougall. $1; Geo. W. Taylor,

rl,e.'i$1?; Percy~Rix. $2; Hirani Rlx.`5Gc: Harold Richards, 500; Asa McWil- liams, 501:; Wm. Fl. Durdan. $1; Geo. Colllcutt, $1; Geo. F.`FIsh, $1; J. VV. Murray, $1; Jno. Durdali, $1; Jas. El~ der. $2; Michael McPherson, $1; Chas. Crossman. $2: Andrew (iurrle, $1; Mis. Robert Brooks, $1.-$159.55,

Total subscriptions lroin public to

date. $311,357.51. ,

1-1. w. a1NN1No, - ,

Honorary-'l‘ieasui'er.,

11 ' ~

Alter further dlavussloii it was de-

cided to delalo the word "permis- sioii' nmi .-i1li.<ti11itt- "ex1stence."

HIIiI_IIiY

One of the -most interesting games

oi' hor-key this season, took place in the Arena Tuesday night between the* Barbers ami Hardware. which result-

* __ ,- - y | -M . . Y _ f -' " ' in . 'E f ,' "` ’ ` i ' IM1.-Leuii, $2; '-‘lAilclilbuid "Méljeaii, $1' Nelson McWilliams. $1; Barbara. tlur- ' I

DEVEIIIPMEIIT ,GIIMMISSIIIN ' " "'

“FriandTi\Tll|_oed :T

for over l00,yoars

JUHNSIINQS mats: Unlniont

(PHY5lCIAN‘S PRESCRIPTION)

4815. .

-lik-1-p--7--~ '-

IIIIIYSIIN SIIIIIII s e,

SIIMSII MIINIIIIIII

,,, ~._,,._

25c; Thor, Smallrxian,`$1; Geo. W. Ramsay, $1; H.-P. Ramsay, 50c;.Al- fred Moreshead. $1; Donald Gillis, $1; Watson Si11ike'r, $1; llc-aut: Har- ris, $2;. Jas. Sniallman, $2;, Jno. Grif- tin, 50c; Jno.- Locke, $2; .Alcx. Mc- Donald. 55c; Robert Doyle, $1; Phi- lip Holleran, $1: Paul and Jno. Gal- lant, $5; Stephen Gallant, $1; Mathias

score of 7 to 2. Alter the game Capt. Wes. Nicholson and his men were taken to Lonergan's cafe' where an excellent supper was given by Mr. Joseph l)ui’1'_\‘, iiianager otythe Barbers' leant 1-Excellent speeches were de- livered by Mr. Louis Burns, the coach oi' t11e` team, and Mr. Duffy the mana- ei The Buiheis are verv thankful

ed iii a victory l'or the Barbers by the ,

intimal in abandon- .

Healing ,Poworfub Soothing Penetrating

“Favorite Family Remedy ”,i .. for coughs colds, sore throat, _

cramps, chills, cuts, spralru,

Gi-iilln, $1; Matthew Howard, $3; Wm. R. Sheen. $1; Wm. Rilley, $2; Gilbert. `C. Bridges. $1; Jos. Shaw, $1; Alex. Crosismaii, $1.50; Mrs. Thus. -Riley, 25c; Jas. Hbpgooil. $2; Jos. McNeill. McWilliams, $10; Horatio Mcwllllanis, $15; Wellington Mc\\-'illlu1ms, `$1; -Frank and' Thos. Metlicrell, $10; Jno. H, McWilliams, $5; W, N. McWilliams, '$2; (‘.hu-B. Matiocks, $4; Pat. O’(1onn`oi°. 1$1; W. 'l‘. Costain, $2; Jno. .l. l\lcWl-l-‘- illams, $1; Jos; A, Dalton, $1; R. T., 'England, $3; Ed. Brooks, $1; Jno. and; Lloyd Borwise, $1; (‘urtis: Boultcr, 500; Clias. Dynieut, $3; Chester Eus- ~t.er. 50<:; Lloyd Foley, $2.25; Geo. 1". Ellis. $2.50; Chas, Ellis, $1; J. (‘.. Wil-i

kinson, $5; Amos Bouilter, $1; J. J. England, $4; R. ll. Ellis, $1; Daniel McLeod, $1; R; M. Brodie. $2; Ed. Shaw, $1; Char-. S. llix. 500; S. Birch Rix, $2; David' M. Grifiiu. $1; Samuel Frlzzle, $1; Wm., 'l‘_ Reilly, $1; Ray- mond O‘(‘onner. $1; Lloyd (‘ook, $1;

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pcrance convention today there was a lively exchange over the following words, contained in ‘a " resolution. “’l‘he pernilssioii oi' 1-onilltions per- niil-lug social vices in B1-l'taiii." Mr. Joseph Gibson, , l\o`noi‘ai°y pi'.>,;ident. drew 'attention to the loose wordliiir, claiming that it might be iiiterpri-if-:I that the British (i_o\'crn;|neii1 sanc- tioned' immortality, Mrs. 'I`iiornlcy had stated that i-it this respect, t‘an- ada was outraged hy the tr1;utiiieiit oi` her soldiers.

ltev. lf). 'l`ci1iiysoii Smith. widely

known as n Britiisli teinperance worker was indiigiiant, declariiig that (lunada’s soldiers would’ iiiid no more tcuibtation iii the` Old (Iouiitry than 'iii their own. lt was not true that thc Brltisli Governinent tolerated ini- niortallty. He- spoke -fiom experi- ence ot ten months in the joanips. “You cannot". he said, “limi 11 worse

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DIRECTORS:

1-1oii_ Senator McLean, James Eden, C. H. B. Longworth.

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of the Government, the above-named Bonds for Siiliscrip-

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The total allotment of bonds of this issue will be limited

to one hundred and fifty million dollars, exclusive of

1§'» the a.mount'(if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds ."', as the equivalent of cash under the terms of the War

Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915.

The instalments ma be aid in full on the 16th day of

I-WARN

LoAN j ;

“ DoM1N1oN on CANADA

Issue .of $1 50,000,000' 5% Bonds- Maturing lst March, 1 937

' i§'» Payable at par at Ottawa, Halifax, St John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, .

Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Victoria, and at the Agency of '

the Bank of Montreal, New York City. ‘-

INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY, lst MARCH, lst SEPTEMBER.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.

ISSUE PRICE 96.

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Ibth April, 1917; 15th Nay, 1917; 15th June, 1917. .

Delivery of serip 1-ertiiicaies and of bonds will be made

llirougli tile cliarteretl I.iarik|s.

""l`lie issue ivifli lie exempt. from taxes_-including any income taxmimposed in piirstianve of legislation enacted by thc Pariiaiiit-tit. of (failaida.

The bonds with coiipoiis will be issued in denominations

of $101), $5111), $1,000. .I<`uIi_v iegistcred bonds without coupons will be issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 or any authorized multiple of $5,000.

The bonds will be paid :it maturity atrpar at the oiiice

of the Minister of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, or at. the ollicc of the Assistant. Receiver General at Halifax, St. John, (lliarlottctown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, (.‘aIgai'y or Victoria, or at the Agency

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payments are to be made to a chartered -bank for the credit of the Minister of Finance. Failure to pay any instalment when ‘due will render previous payments liable to forfeiture .and the allotment. to ciincreilaiion.

Subscriptions, accompanied by a deposit of ten per

. cent of the amount subscribed, must be forwarded through

the medium of s. chartered bank. Any branch in Canada of any chartered bank will receive subscriptions and issue

This loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament

of Canada, and both principal and interest. will be a charge upon the Coiisolidateti ,Revenue Fund. _

Forms of application may be obtained from any branch

in Canada of any chartered bank and at. the office of any. Assistant Receiver General in Canada.

Subscriptions must be for even hundreds of dollars. _

In case of partial allotments the surplus deposit will be

applied towards payment of the amount; due on the

Scrip certiiicates, non-negotiable or payable to bearer

in accordance with the choice oi the applicant for registered or bearer bonds, will be issued, after allotment, in exchange for the provisional receipts.

When the scrip certificates have been paid in full and

payment endorsed thereon by the bank receiving the

-- money, they may be exchanged for bonds, when prepared,

with coupons attached, payable to bearer or registered as to principal, or for fully registered bonds, when prepared, without. _ coupons, in accordance with _the application. ` \

The interest on the fully registered bonds will be paid

by cheque, which will be remitted by post. Interest. on bonds with cou ons will be paid on surrender of coupons. Both clicqucs anti) coupons, al. the option of the holder, will be payable free of excliaiige ai. any branch in Canada of any chartered bank, or at. the Agency of the Bank of Montreal, New York C-ily.

Subject; to thc payment; of twenty-live cents for each

new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds without coupons will have the right to convert into bonds of the denomination of $1,000 with coupons, and holders of bonds with coupons will have the right. to convert; into fully registered bonds of authorized denominations without coupons ai. any time on application to the Minister of Finance.

The books of the Ioan will be kept. at the Department

of 1~`ina,ncc, Ottawa.

Application will be made in due course for the listing

of i.he issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stock Lxcbanges.

Recognized bond and stock brokers having offices and

carrying on business in Canada will be allowed a commis- sion of three-cighths of one per cent. on allotments made in respect. of applications bearing their stamp,_provided, however, that no commission will_bc allowed in respect of the amount of any allotment paid for by thc surrender of bonds issued under the War Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915, or in respect of the amount of any allotment paid for by surrender of five per centadcbenture stock maturing lst October, 1910. _ No commission will be allowed in respect of applications on forms which have notbheen printed by the King’s Printer.

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'_ ; .SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL CLOSE ON OR "BEFORE THE 23rd OF MARCHJ 1917.

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. Prospectus and Application Forms for the New War Loan will be supplied by

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Telephone No. 602 122 HILLSBOROUGH STREET. `

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RE PRESENTING THE

EASTERN SECURITIES CO. ,

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“Your Subscription to the War Loan is an Important Factor to Canada’s Efforts the in War.""