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u -v¢,a»f~,`§_,,.,,`

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lflmli Olltua at lummob

ii-

uote these clianges, ‘

_ _ _-_ _ e.-._-.-_-_-v. _-_-_-_A_-_-av»¢.~;.~_-_-;.-e-¢_

-. i=Rio/tv, Arinii. s, ian.

BOX S’ Ull.\_.\L‘l‘] l.\ 'l‘lIl€ \\`,\l . _

_ ' llow boys of school age' iii the L`it\"

for farni ivorli dining tht hiisv

io .i _ _ _ _ _

to _ _ __ _ _ __ _ ._ _ _ __ _ _

,f- 'V ' _ _ '- _ - _ A . . ed. llis decisions so tar have been tncoiitrovertiblc.

lifttlmg season, the Lharlottetoii ii htliool l»o.iril has

~]ll8_wcl'»itself_it1 line with tlte School lloards of many

other cities in Canada. and in liiic also with the re- 'ftttest Of 'the Iiiiperial and Federal aiitliorities. ` ' ‘lt _ts well to understand at the outset :ind espet~iall_v

to ‘iiupress upon our young people the fact that we

- l fiise'aiid disturb his ei|uanitiiit_\' :iiiil coiiftise the is-

fire facing a serious situation. Nlaii_v iiiillions ot nten

.llltgoughout the world have been ivitlirlratvti from the

produéiiig classes aitd are now engaged in the work 0f`»¢i§Sit‘utti0ti. \\'l\ei\ we reiiiciiiber thin the i\forld's l00d supply is, even in tiornial tinies, only stifticieiit to mectirthe wziiits uftthe next few ivcelts, that, if proditetipii at _its fullest normal capacity ceased only

. . _ .\ \\'.\S'_l‘l‘1 Ol' \\ lbl)O.\[

for at few weeks, the world would lit confronted with actual starvatioii. the seriousiiess of the present si- tpatioti can readily be tniderstood. \\`e in this prov-

ince, who are producing very tiiuch iiiore alnuidaiitly

than we can consitnie will find it difficult to under-

*ltanailllitlt the “'0"ld has “‘~"'cf "imc tha" -‘ix of ~“°` Service schcnie. The (.ioveriinieiit was :iccitsed oi

‘len weeks provision in sight, yet this is the fact. and

"'15 'qilite safe minssumc mm the “ming on m mod a patriotic endeavor, 'l`he whole .\`:itional .\`t-rvice

ip__r`o`t}_ltctioti on account of the war will reduce that

_ supply. to the vauisliiiig point unless the extra effort

put forth will be suliicicnt to-coiiipeiisate for the re- duced production.

Heiitg'50lemtily ivat'neil by those in :i position to kiioii' fltat _unless the extra ellort is niaile ive shall be faci- tb face with faiiiinc, face to face with the snrreiiiler

° _ `_ ~-ifhis _extra effort is now being asl<cil for; we are

of all that we have and are and have fought and diedi _.\l 3 gl-cm ,mim;,,g ii, ]_Um10n hcld I-0_1-,,i\_\-_ }»,~,3m-_

for. " W-_c can fight :uid beat the tierniaiis. but we tan-

l3°t._Ggl“ fami“"" fm f‘m‘,l“f¢ is mall" _ i iiiider the lcridcrship of i\'lr. Neville (`l'i:in'ibet'l:iin as

5 is because of these things that ive are being asl<~~ od to add every possible pound to our production of fbod,"because of. these things that our older lioys :ire

being asked' to volunteer their services in tht- proiluc-_

tion1of.footl as their older brothers and their fatliers Hive volunteered to light for the preservatioii oi our

epuiitry and our lionies. _

l ¢ ¢ _- \Vc believe there _will he a _geiierous respniise, we _ licvc every boy with red blood in his veins will vo-

““\ "%li'i'teer for this service and will do his hit as lioiiestly

:ind as conscieiitioti.sl_y :is our older ho_vs :ire doing in

& Qhe trcnclies. .\n iiiforitiation bureau ivill lic opciieil

ill tht Lity where boys can voliintt-er and where fairiii- érs who can utilize such service in:i_\' inalie applica- tion and state the teriiis on which they are 'pi'cp:ireil fo engage boys. lt will be tip fo the lioys then to ac- dept the positions they coiisiiler tlieiiiselves cap:iblc of adequately' filling. _ _ _~.'l`he nioifenteiit has niaiiy possibilities for good be-_ sides the addition to food production. lt will lia\'e an elevating effect upon the boys who :ire tliits ;.;iven the privilege of doing their hit for their country :is hotiuurably and as usefully as if they were with their brothers in the trenelies. lt will also tend to create

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a healtltier relationsliip between the country and the

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City. I`hcre is ati impression iii the countr_\- that ilie City boy is good for nothing except the “lighter" ilu- tics of the store or the office; there is an intpressioii in _thc city that the f:trtner's life is ii slave life. the far- ther a hard tasl\'litast‘ei'. llotli iiiipressions are wroiig and the experinieiit about to be tried will prove thcni wrong. \\"e feel sure that any fariiier who eitgiiges a boy will use him well and will not place any liiirdetis upon liitit that he cannot coiiifortably bear and ive feel sure that every boy who volitnteers for the ser- vice' will carry otit his part to the satisfactioii of his eiufiloyer. lt will be or ought in he~:iii tinilerialtitig of uttituzil helpfulness between the farniei' and the lioy. each honestly doing his bit to carry out to :i satisfac- tory linish the greatest tiiiilertziltiiig in thc history of

V the world, the winning of the ivorld`s greatest war.

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V le(

V . , - it _s -- _ » i _ ti ‘ ` [ » . _ -

U}l1‘}\ \ l.\(1'r llll. i'il’ll.\ lx lull “ wméiohnxvigiflazf tl; ]]l3_l_'§_;_vr°_:'__§l'?_i‘§ letpve Ifprrpsd :li_iitnse_lvt_e_s into n

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_________ |,e,.e_ b L _ U f k _ _ ass r e s u y o t. 9 break New 4 ,

\ 1 it 1 ii tl r ite-iivoniiy tiiitiii¢er.siih:~i Ggiipaiiiii T“““‘“‘°‘“ ‘“ mel' l°“‘“'° "‘°““‘ “"' THE RAILROAD MANS

Nmlllllll ‘S "‘Ur° U3 "~` “Chr” °‘ ""‘ ‘C "l““‘“` Still ive tloii't believe the Kaiser could iittike a liero of Jesus (~_h,|,s¢_ mid. who ,H wer disturbed by the turmoil of the sur- 'T|MEPlECE‘

‘_ ~ _`l "ID|ee the Waltham “Van¢uard"is to

`.-ri:

in \\'l_iich the Speaker of ilie ll_0iisc isheiiig clievied by Um 0,- }__________H~_ ‘___ __bd_c__________ ready to recewp an mme who Mya rounding war co:iil_t_tiona. certain nietiibers of the tlpposition. llie zitteiiiptiiiaile ___ faith and trust in Him. Mm Edu” R__g____ _______ some ____ ___ .

- _~;"ltt ~ f;-tl .-~iti~.\-:i-- _ _ _ ,

°l1..\y°.(.\,"c"dl) mg' 0 W" uit 1"( “lm it PLM lliilgarizds promise to beliave liersell in the sub M" “ll the *"‘l“lS- Wh° fl'U11\ their em" vlan m St' John’ where sh” Wm

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ik'

`;~ ` » -» -' _, anauniilsfs ra na- 157-If-.="““‘°

to enforce the rules for prestriing order, io put tht .questiotm and to declare the deterniinatioii of ilie House. As the represeittative of the lloiise. lie coni- niuiiicatcs its resolutions to others, and conveys its thanks. or~'its censures, l-le is thus the iiiouthpicce of tK§"~’1'I6t1se, whence his title seenis to be derived. llc issues warrants in execution of the orders of the ]»_[gp5¢,Q_or the coimnitnient of offenders, fur thc issue of writs, the attendance of witnesses, the bringing up f prisoners in custodv, etc lt will thus be seen that

95° P" |'”“"“ bl tliat"`j`tlic .\`pt~aki.-r'ot` a fzirniing proviiice sliuitlil lic a

|200, tdallverad or by _lt is not necessary that the .\`peaker should he a la\\'.

for U. 8. A. yer, nor is it desirable that he sliould be called upon

at-"i:\‘ery sitting to decide knotty qtiestioiis of proce-

"""'""""""""""""""`\dure. The tiieiiibers tlietiiselves should be so friiiiiliai' Glhotl l"l'l(llly und; with the rules of the House, that appeal to the .\`peal<-

tl _ ' G|u\|'4"Ilfin ler should he the rare c.\'ct-ptioii, and then it is within

0|; Sut|_||-¢|u_\-_ 'V|‘||¢\ E5-¢i|'|V; _ his prerog;iti\ve to defer his decision. llis diitie_s are

wiu not boys-sul,d dh l,i|.iduy_ _sullicieiitl_\' onerous and responsible apart front inter-

ns wunn on S"t_|".d"y»_‘ pretation o_f questions of pr_occdi.irc to eiititle liiiii to

"""““*"""""""~'°'y~'~'~'~'*~~~-~~-~~~'-~*~"'-‘ slioiiltl ever bear this in iniviil_ 'l`hc lion. .\`pe:il<cr

» . . , ‘

_ .

_ »~»--nt--

ell cot\f_iis‘: _tl1$_~i"ssui: and

of tlie`§peal¢er and bring

into-contempt. This no Legislature

gentlemen would tolerate for a ino-

'..» ._‘<;' _‘ .2

Legislature of this proviiice is coinposeil for

_the greater part of farniers, and it is right and fitting

farnter and t;_ilte_ precedence over all other iiteiiibers.

the protection and ri.-.~‘.pect oi the lloiisc. llie llouse _incets for the purpose of transactiiig biisiness_ not for thc iliscitssioit of tricky qticstioiis in the' coiiiltict of debatt-_ lion. iiicitibers; especiall_\' new iiieiiilicrs

\lartin is ai taruier. ii le_'.;isl:itor of long sei'vicc :init ex- perience. not too ready with the gift of repartet-_ but tliorotlglily sound in his desire :uid intention to con- duit tht dih.iti.s lioiiotitalili .ind liiiily to all iotiterii

‘tlioti;_'li._pr0b:ibl_v not always expressed iii thc liin- guzige and teriiis of :i lndgc of the .\`nprciiie t`otirt. lt is regrettable, tliercftii'c, and _‘,'i‘catl_v to lic ileplnreil that certain iitenilicrs ni the t lppositioii slioiild seek to take advantage of his lack of legal l\'iiowled_gfe_ to con-

l sues before the lrlouse. The l-louse as :i whole has a duty to rally to the support of the .\`pcal<er in every ciiiergeiicy and to froirit ilowti iin_i' atteiiipt to hold hint :ind his high ollice tip to the ridivtile of the str:iii_g~ ers gxillery. -_ _

l During the recent scssioii of l’arliziiiiciit__ lloii._ l~`ranl< Uliveriarid other Uppositloii speal\'ci's raiiseili ni.iii_v loud and indignant objections to the ;\'ationali

`introdutiiif .i subtle iiitisaii ciitci iiisi disgiiistil .is

i idea, and particularly. ille cards to ,be sigiied by indi- viduals. was utterly and rotindl_v coiitleiiitictl. _

.\'ei'ei'tlicless, the tioveriittii.-iit was not coitviiiceil

oi' the alisurdit_v of the Nzitioiisil >`ict'vice plan. Nei- ther. it dc\'clops. was l’t`i‘niii.-r l.lo_vil-ticor;gi' :intl his_‘ cabinet. who, iioiloiilit, improve tlieinselves regularly ih_\~ reiiiling the speeclies of (fiiiiatliaii l.il_ieral leaders.

icr loloyil-(ieorge lziunclied at .\`:itional Service sclieiiic

Director-tieiieral_ li.\'cept in the matter of irziges and incidental pt'o_\‘isions, it is exactly tnodelleil upon the Canailirin .\'atioii:il Service scheiiic, the proniiscs of reiiiuiicration being naturally less attractive than are those offered by the Lfatiailiiiii i iovertiinent, 'l`he saiiie cards are provided and the szntic nietlioil of secttriiig an estiriiziie of :ivailalile ivorlters. 'l`he llritish (io- verniiieiit sclieiite is open to the whole weight of ob- jection raised by Oppositioii critics to the (atiailiaii tliivt-riiriient`s plan. ii

.\ favorite ery raised :igziiiist Sir Robert Borden

by pzirtisaii tletractors is that he is too slnir. 'l`lie_v ilenianil "lcader.~.liip." llere is an interesting case ini wliicli the coitiitry got it, and events have made pos- sible tlte lioliling tip oi' Opposition critivisiii to riili-_ ctile. `

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l l l'l'l`\' YS. (1()U.\"l‘ll Y .\ll‘IMl'}l‘Il{t'4

'l`he niaiiner in which the three co-leaders of the

Upposition tiirn down the larnier representatives on their side is lieeotiiiiitg pai'ticulat'l_v iiiarkeil. lloth liisi _rear and this _rear they put up a deterniiiied etlort to have cotititry nienibers substituted by city laii'ycrs,l on the Coiiuiiittee on Public .'\ccoun`ts, and now on the llospital Investigation Coiiitnittee they have dclilie-_ rately turned doivii .\lr. l.ea and llr. i\lcliinis in fa- vour of ;\lr. llell and .\lt'_ Saiitiilers. lt iiiziy he ar- gueil, of course, that this iiiqiiiry rei|uii'es the assis- tance of one or two legal ininds, bitt the saute object niiglit have been attained by moving the addition oi' tivo law_vers, one from each side of the House. ln-~ stead of clioosiiig this procedure. the Clppositioii nioved tivo of their own farmer nienibers he struclt' off and two lawyers from the saine side substituted. lt would seein as though the Uppositioii co-leaders coiisidered that the nionopoly of the brains. of their party was exclusively coiihiied to L`liarlottetoivn and .\`untiitei'~ siile and even there tu the legal profcssioii_

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The dogwood whiteiis; iiunlit

drps gleam.

`Atid prll comes, the iiialil of vio-

let. eyes.

\\’l\ltu budding iililers bend above

the stream

Where. rattling eleiir, the bold

- khigtlsher files.

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Prince Arthur or Poiittauglit has

recently joined the stuff of tb., tiit Battalion of the (‘aiiadiiin Division. which has been at the front since the early days of the wiu'.

li I3

have brought quite it nuuibei' of yoiitig people home for ii sliort vae:i~ tion.

tlilnfrs of ti ixiori: or less publli' na. ture are prontls-icd for lilastei' wt-ek.

I9 l5= 1? .\ii~.~i. i.. M. l’oole`s iiiianv t`t'luiid=i`

will he pleased to learn that sim is str~ailil_\- i't-gultiiitg her stretigtli attei-` the' S0i't`ous accident slits sugtiilpeil

tIllC<“|S, who are being pleasantly en- tertzilnril. her sisters. the llisgeu -lfllrl' and Flosste lliint of Suiiiniei'-- stile.

.\li'. l). ll. l,.'il1‘d. niaiiagci' of the

tefiidetl leave of absentee, and pn. "W" ff* helm: tukeii bv iiir. ii. s. Petliiek, ot' the gaekvlliig branch.

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_l\l1'-'. l\'. l’. Dottll uiiil ilaughttii-_

“'53 -'\l“~"‘ “W bein!! Weleonietl hunti- iroiii a ililliizlitfiil visit to the Sunny -§_0iith. and Pltiladelplila. which pt-“_ all rri_o>ii_ ileliglitfiii. Mrs. llonll will ttot it,-eeive imttl_at`ter June lst,

¢ 1? t>

_HM_'_ui_""";" U‘U°IllngS._ with the usual

SV “F 0' Nfl." S-Dflttt-I ii‘eai‘iiIili~:~_

ladies this week, who itotivltlistaiut- mt? UN? /\D1'll shoivers of Weiliiesdev “ml Tl"U'5‘l‘<\.\' were down town to Dick oitt their “botniets" for igamc,-_ There seems to he a hat for 0,-itrw lac” l-NS "€tH‘. Dretti iieaiable snmrt

iiapls ilie iciy lilgli straight i~i-own

- iioriiia crown and

Wide briin, either in the- sailor or iiiitsltt~c~0ni effect. .-

ll' -iff Il'

h“_l‘l at Skalills party in the Iiiooklvn

York were present._

iner friends in St. John this given); 'wills' the guest af, Mr. and Mis. J. A. l\ieAvlty. ` _

at »:= it: i

Mr, A. W. ll_vndtii.'-iii, irlios‘e stir-._

lout; illness of pneiiinonta mused ltlsi friends_niitch eoneeiii. is now linpi-iiv. lllif. it is hoped i, will not be long be.

$11 231 *ll

'lihtl hill. Wllll J' “[l|c d¢|]]gun't3b|@

PHD. ' the lat¢.;;i_¢ war time eeonoiiiy. Thl`Y`€S lust about six inches dtt`t`tii~- ence between inoruitig and evening;

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Mrs. Matlilosou. wire- of l>’i'inliii~i° _ ‘ , _ _ _ ~ , i _ .\. . \\' '_' ~

#iam D

Hank of Nova Scotia, at Atiilierst “'l\0 haf* lJ@0\l» in Door health for ` ‘-\

some time, has been granted an ex- ,

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“'°=1`" <‘@l`tal\ili' on iiiirai-tioii mr nw . `» %

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if _W -_ _ a _,A _

Our Low Prices will Help U

¢ | \ .

The Easter holidays at the Univer-

sitleii and colleges un the iualnlanil _

on will ivaiui souietliingr for l‘Iiii_iie|'. For the Luilles

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You to Save Money This

ne lui e it \ l<aiiiei' .\er-ltiierir. I\t~i\ (iilniei-i. L.i.~ilt-| his s.

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'fl . ..., 4-.

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sr~vei'al weeks ago. l _

#lt #lt ii! I _ ' ‘ _

Ittrs. .ltinies il. llegan has its her ~ _V '

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_Dress QIIZ _

Butiarick Pattern

et`t'e_et_s. Tliei_'e_ is a ii tieiitlieiiis. Ai to- ‘ ‘I n S p of t - - _ , . ' ‘ H _l_:;__ l;_tt__i_t;ivi___l_;iliii. buf niost uf tho _

i .iw

_ Also dressy Oxfo 1"" "“““‘"“" "‘“" °f N0" \'°"1< Balmacaans in the la

Maililcson. aeeonipaiiind by her A V 0 ‘I -‘ _ _ . , ii.iiig1iit-=~. in-ii imi-ing ii piiiiisinn vtiiii |-just(-r Hose. liluntrei- llaudlce|'elilel`i-i. Eaistei' leils, ltaieiter - - _

with l`\-teiidn n .-:iii:ie__t'st. _ 0__"_""0uh_` E_lst_v__ "and H__g______ E___" ____ ‘vhnv _l_i“g,(,l.i(._ |,1i|_,‘l_ ,_ This being itch' Week with »~1i»¢<‘l<\l er Dlilliitvlfv. Easfel' ll :its and lloiuittts for the liitltllet-ii Eairit- .

services in niun_v ot the- eliurt:he:~i,' '. ` _ _ . _ ~ ~_ , . i - . ' ' i em._‘.mmg has been c_“_c__t_0uau_\,‘ vi- (‘o:ili~i toy Motliei oi Mist-i. also tot tht sinall (hildien.

"""" ““"l""."- “"1 S¢’“‘-"til il\le1‘0Stii1.‘; l‘1iiHter Suits :intl Sport Coats, Easter Silk (‘otits.

Prepare for a Rainy Day 0

for A prtl showers. For Husband

Don’t get caught without one of Pa-

' ton’s Slicker Coats and Sport Hat to Match, they are dressy and tn order

Brother or _

Friend- .

(llassy Ties, the _very latest as worn

in New York, in all t

he different styles

35e to $1.00; also _Easter Gloves _in Suede and Doirskiii, extra special,

it' Shirts, Easter Umbre

ing of Men's High

bought before thenbig advance. Easter

llas, Special show- Class Ready-tin -

' at $10.00, tii4.50, __

Wear Tailored Suits $18.00, and $20.00.

_ tm-i°vii=\t and have it

or without silk factn and $15.00.

Buy your ~*`|>\`il\t-'J ~ for Easter. We

have fine black Cheviot Overcoats with

. _ . _ ._ _

gs, $10.00, $10.-30

rd Grey Spring Coats and Slip-on and _*___

_ test Tweeds. Also probably the best '_ ‘

ies raiacii iasi went, nit.. ,,.¢0.,.,0.i.,',,¢ showing' of Men’s Gi;ai';iiiteed Raineoats east of Montietil wiiie-ii me in iietievowii ti, nw i.iiu_i» in Pai‘a1natt.a and '.l.`\i eetls. And by express this morning o_o

Drtuumond Hospital for (‘onvale~=- . .~ . . . ‘ - , __ rent soiiiieis in Engiaiiii. noni init; choice collection of iii tv of the latest shapes in Men s Spoit

flatly/\bd= ti ._ _,__ _, i._`.' . ' . kiwwii giiniiifiriaiili ieiiiiiiiiiiuiiii fl-§',l,. Hats and Caps. bee out Vvestein Window foi samples. _

“"0 UU mgutiis his itsitiii robust lioaltip '- __ *

Q-f __ ' 5_1-_*fuses--_-___-_-rx

_ _ Y- 'Q'-- T§i_1_i- ._ _ __ --»-4 -

ettenient its arrival iii the Utt_a\\'a shops hits neciiiiloiieil. evtry ivoiiiaiii in tin, Capital is going to have otiixl

and judging front the timoun¢_ of ex-

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4~+-ofl~»o»+-noeooaoos-o¢~a‘,

DAILY SELECTIOIIS FOR 4; tiunniui iirltnitts 151.

"i,,__ ra-on

Furnished by

W. 8. Louaoii.

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BE OF GOOD COMFORT

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Our loved ones who have died iii

Chrrlst are not in the cemetery; .tlitgv are with the Lord ln conscious blos~ sedness and iiiispoakaiile Joy, funding today a rleltei' metmltig than we who

rpnmlu can yet know iii the iv0rd's.` “Vhoiioever live-th and believeth on nic shall never die."

“lie is not here." the angel said to

the faithful one who soutlht Jesus in the tomb. Anil we slioitlil curry that thought with us when we lay our floral oll‘ei‘l|ig-i on thc re~stln;; ta e of

_“-’***)Ui--“*_- ii . `. if H um' 'D L' ‘mr theological students from Knox Col- 1

\()'|}<g hem omg' or le “grassy m°““d5 lege, Dunedin New '/.eaiaiiil, who '

er titay have proved sport for the l’Iiilistines but it _ - _‘ _ ‘ _ ~ _ ' ~ _'i labors "_gt_ iipeiid Easton "is in e\'cee<liiig lrid t'istc 'l`lie dutv of the \`I,C__k_ niarine bnsiiiess is probably siiicere, since lltilgaria|wh(, Thee bv faith before pm worm * * ° _I ;"" ' 'll " tl ' l-lil >r ti ns f th- lloust. hasii`t ani' subiiiariiies. 1 <‘0l1f¢’»1w`11`. “<5”-“"0"-" l" *D be “KH my fl" the' 6 is (U .prtsltc oicr ic tt it a 0 _ t, _ . , _ Thy.“an_e_ 0 Jemmbe1-0_.cw`.meSs_~d_ {‘,._ Island Hosrptal and ii bevy of

_. _ ._ . _ . ____ _ _ i e '

A||e,um, i ig young peep viill he seen on

hm Ummcnm, ww 0h mm. 'phy widiers f,,|th[u;_ true the different streets corners tomorrow

S -akii f f Rits.-i., tl - 1'- ' ` - ~_ _ . - _ ' _ --

_ _ _lf pu" fl, F" 'I K ‘."m _ _ __ and hom looking for the cheerful asslslutter: ot' "

l-r'“'r` 3' l_lj‘l~ l_'°""""‘}' ‘low “Ol lllclllllc “"ll\ UW "lf Fight as the iialiiits who nobly fought P‘"*"°"5'bY-

terital afiairs ot other i;ations." 'l`he von l‘apcns, ron ot' old. * "‘ " r ' {gc|c_ the UO _[idx HK Dumb” _md Ucrmwrn~` do And win with them, the vletorirt-rowti MV* Pfuhlffk 71148 HS het' l¢\l'~’St tlllfi i `;

__ ' _ . Y ` ` ' »` -` M g`°i.i_ ' week tier sitter Min iioiiiiiiit in no ` ‘ ““‘ "f 'l- r ~ Aiietiiiiii 11110110 * -t --__ _ _ - _ __ _ ‘ .

> ` ' .Oh l>|0~‘*t Commuiiioii. roll iv li ill i- _ I ' ° "' Y Y if `

,_ , _ . _ _ _ i . ` ina? 0 8 I D V Mis. Stems ol Sourls, who luis been ' I vb -‘ " llie l»av.iiriaii_.\hiiister, Urcttretch, says ticrntaiis We fi-.1-.ply struggle, they in mor, _spending govern-1 days pleasantly with _ a a _ 0 , _

il\€t\'L‘ Oltly Une thing to do--to hold out, ']`hL-_y itggd shme; ~ her daughter. Mrs. F. ft. Heanz, re- _ __ E - V _ _ V _ -_ ‘

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q _ _ . . _ . _to have other things in view, such as the capture of "°t;_i_‘___‘:_"° “"0 ln Thee. for nil are _turned htime thi: yvcaek. vaa¢u~»a.' 'ci-=»=¢fi¢a¢_a¢_._i_,j'_';tt_45." ` duticsarc manifold and nnportnnt, and by virtue Paris, Peirograd, the sacking of London, etc. Uut I Aliei.uta'~ 'l`“`° (7l‘°fl°fl*‘\°WU Otiluerii tmvti v ° _,,..¢

’l`he hut proper is ii snug, stnippy little an'ail‘. hugtzhig the hair :inizirtly and intended for niorniiig wear with a veil and the tailored siiit, but with it corner. a broiid giddy halo. often flower beileeked. and alivays empty headed us a tlebuntante. which caiii ovei' the crown lit the evening, hn- purtii a frivolous air of fesitlvity; The movie managers say they nre great. The liiily you see. luis no illrlieiilty with pins or ii dislocated cofffnre ini romoviiig her inilllneiy, because she simply reaches up and subtraetia the rim. “The only curious tliini: about tltoiii_" declared one proinineiit deal- ei' iii excliisive hats. “iii that no one ever thought about it bet'oi-ti."

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The Ovciseiis Slipper Club is liii.-i_v

prepiit-liii.-; to serve refi-eeihiiietits' hi the Market House tomorrow to help ln supporting their German piisouers. “Novellty and usefulness pretlomlnato in this Club. and they will no doubt. receive a large patroiiage.

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(Taptuln the Rev. (llai'eiie0 Muc-

Kliinon. writes front the front of some

Jtiiikhis A. l). l\I. S.. und Lieut, Philip l’altnei'. It is hoped latci' tiiewti will he niorri i'e-asstirlntz to their an- xious fatiiilies, especially as Lleut. Painter was reported “tlaiigcroiisly" ivotindeil.

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RUSSIANS OCCUPY MESOPOFTAMIA

(Special to The Guardlan.)» PETROGRAD, Aprll_5-- Vlu llontlou. 1--ltiisslap cavalry has occupied the `Mesopotamian frontier towns nt _Knimikln and Kaarlclirln, says an of- ficial statement issued tiday by the Russian War Depitrtutent. ' naw ~n¢Qn-sudhll -»c»~.om¢_'*i

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realizeat ones why moot railroad mon throughout the world time their move-

ment! with Waltham accuracy. lt_ta improvements auch as the extra lon1 main-

_ spring. the iewelled mainwhee . the

winding indicator, as well aa Waltham gmufasy and endurance. that men like yourself, wha dn thin on schedule, admin moat In Ilia watt- 5' - ii iiriiii ii si

m. om. mVl:lI¢ha:\'Riiill'oad atla-ad:rd\.

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Q ' liisi-apoloiiittneiit he takes precedence of all other titties do change. But io. there breaks ii yet more gig;-ti. .been wounded this weak, Major .liek ~ _ __ ’*‘ V_ '

f th H_\_\5¢_ In all I(\ri5|;1[i_i|'Q§ [hc di iiityi &____________ 0|" d9~Yi

¢~. ~~ rs 0 Q O l’ ` g ` The saintii triumphant rise hi bright* ' " V

aiicliihonour of the Speaker are chivalrously dcfeitded |{0¢,5¢\»¢|¢ says it ix shameful for _\,,,Cr;Ca,,__. to "ny: _

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Htplhe members of the llouse. I`liey inayitotindtvidual prctciitl to be neutral .ts bctiicen the British navy Tm’ Kms "I Glmy p“"°” 0 H' ' I `

fthiwaygisee eye to eye with him in his rulings, bitt wltiph ,H dcfemting ¢hem_ and me (;c,.m_m "m,y_ which Way' _ne_“____

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_,A submit gracefully and bow to his decisions. No is nm;-tlgring i)]cm_' Thc Nr-W Y0|»|,- ']`§mc_c~ ,-;,\.-_.- (hm I-‘rom eiirth's wtile bounds, front or-B. In me Newest .Spnng Swles- Ladies kid and llitent in Medillm and high cut'

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. “may argue. with the Speaker, and the ivisdoni the Monriic Doctriiie has been inaiiitained bv the llri- Tlmxfgl 2;';t:;°f,i~ ;2::i;m'.eum, m in Mens Vic’ patent also Gun Metal wlth ‘he ‘nw N°°lm 8°le° _ _ `

stheapparent In an excited lloiise if dispu tish navy The New 'York \iii ll ll t l tl h i i `

i ww ic ri ‘ii 1 Shi (iiiiunttimliatliiih Soi itiid ll Bu your Easter First ch” ttpaldn

'With tht! 5P°3k'~‘-' were l"""‘l*‘~‘lhll`~i il“.Y ‘thick navv liasilitieii our deftnci ‘lt is itiilectl 'i liusv litlle “ii 3 " my y F

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