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_REV. E. P. CALDER AT HAZEL-

BROOK.-Commencing on Sunday. March 21st, special services will be held In Hazelbrook Baptist Church. The first service on Sunday evenlnz will be conducted by the pastor; all the services during the week com- mencing at 7.30 p.m_ will be con- ducted by Rev. E. P. Calder, one of the ablest expository preachers on the island. _ ~

-COMMUNICATION.-The Stanley left Piclou at 7 o‘clock yesterday morning, and at 10.30 was two miles outside of McDonald's Point, making slow progress through closely packed ice. She had 40 passengers, 5 tons express. 83 tons of freight, 20 bags of mail. _She had got no farther at latest reports last night, and could make no. progress on account of the storm. The Mlnto will leave Pictou this morning at 7 o’clock. The ice boats did not cross at the Capes owing to the storm and consequently no foreign mall was received on the Island yesterday. There was no special train. to Cape Traverse last evening, but if conditions improve a train will leave at 6.15 this morning.

ZION CHURCH.-Owing to the

storm the service in Zion Church, which was held in the main audi- torium, was not so largely attended as the preceding services, but those who attended were well repaid. for coming out in the storm. In his usual excellent manner the pastor, Rev. Geo. (1, Taylor, spoke on the story of Dr Henry _ Van Dyke. ""l‘he Other Wise Mun,” which was profusely illustrated by 50 lantern slides. A male quartette, " Let the Lower Lights be Burning," and u mixed quartctte, "Rock of Aged,” were particularly _well rendered and greatly appreciated. On the whole it was a most interesting and helpful service. For the benefit of those who could not attend last night. it will be repeated on Monday evening next.

MINING IS DESPERATE

PHASE OF WARFAREIN

VICINITY OF 'RHE|MS.

PARIS. March 16.- A subterranean

struggle has been in progress for sev- eral months in the vicinity of the Alger farm, east of Rlieims. says an oflicinl note which describes the op- erations. Sappliig and counter-sapping progresses on one side or the other up io the inoment.mine.s are exploded. The advance rests with those who take the initiative. Details of the in- cidents connected with one of the opera tions arc given in the note which B§\YHi_“ ' ‘

“_Listeners conveniently placed, es-

tablished the proximity. of a gallery of the enemy, and learned by their whisperings that it was occupied. The ‘difficult operation ot' mining then be gan. _I/,ontilators were stopped because it was feared the noise they marie might .attract the attention _ of the Germans. The candles used for il- lumination frequently went out 'for lack of oxygen.

Finally the Germans became arous-

ed ,to the dangers which confronted them, and soon the blows of their picks were heard. The French suppers worked taster than their adversaries, lmwever, and exploded 650 kilograms (l_400 pounds) of lyddite, destroying 'IW L‘_ll€llll/'B KHIIGFY and nsphyxinting the Oermuiis working there."

IU SIIIMIIIH PAIN

' I Sir:-Al:-_I ¢am‘in`.-receipt of cheque for $538.50, being the pro- ~ __

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.i__..x= rn' tgile” policy, which I have as profits. besides carrying "PAPE'S DIAPErs1N"_ is 'rim ON-

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hvlicy is still_bearing profits every five years. _ ..Re,,uy does.. put had st m h

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tbearmg and fully paid up policy for $5,000,00

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of 000,00, but there you are.

' Wishing you every success, I am

1. H. D. MACEWEN.

life insurance consult T. E. MacNutt, manager for P. E. I., Assurance Company of Canada.

policy holders in 1914 over $6,000,000. Agents wanted.

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UPPER LAKE CREW8 READY FOR

SEASON. _

roar wiLLiAivi, ont.. March 1s.-_-

`” Home cusno.-All members of

Crews of the following steame s. which are wintering in this port, are expected to arrive here next week to

tion: The Agawa. A E A1068. B V' erton, E D Carter, Donnaconna. Em

ers. The Donnaconna and Empress

service, as they are among tho

in 'the list of boats said to be ch

tered for the Atlantic coast trade t

should probably have been the Mid- land King and the Turret Crown. Th Midland Prince is a 466 foot boat

Canal, and the Turret Chief is out of

ther has been very mild here fog) the

igstion. whicliit' is expected will o

in 1914.

SAY DETECTIVE

INCITED CRIME.

SASKATOON, Sask., March 16.-

W. H. .Springer,.seni'or detective of the city force, under' suspicion 'during .last week, after having run on since the middle of January, was placed un- der zirrest on Saturday by the provinci- al police. He is charged with inciting Burton and Pearson, convicts now-at Edmonton, to crime. lt is alleged Springer incited them to rob Aaron Singers’ store at Scott last August.

HIX |]|VlIllIII]S PIII! I it

The following is li nat of coin.-

panles which have paid dividends on account for 19i4..Most of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end later:

Spring Park.. .... .....10 Prince Albert.. .... ...,.10

(More soon)

Rayner international declared 40

pald....

Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

General Fur Farms, Ltd....paid 17

(with additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. . . . . _. .. . _ _ _ .cash

Upton.... ._.,. cash

_ _ (More soo

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co..... _.cash 35, stock, Sliver Tip.... ......casn 1E

(Added three pairs)

Imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which 'when col-

- lected will enable ‘them to psy an-

other .. ........10p.c.

Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal ._ .. .. .. 18 Dundas 50 cash and 800 stock Silver Fox Ilanciilng Co . . . . 20

(Halt of year‘s product added to

breeding stock)

Seal River Black Fox Co.. _ . . . . . . . . 18 (Also 8 pups added to ranch)

(More later) _

The Freeland Silver Black Fox C0.,

Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 p

out of a declared dividend of 110. A additional suin will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8. _

(Also 75 p'. c. stocirdividend)

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 p_er_cen_t (More later.) » _ ` Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later. ' ‘ Sovereign B. B. F. Co., cash.. .....15

- (From 4 pairs)

I-hartford D. B. Fox Co...,. .......25 Pl¢i'lesta...fL. .....10

and balance after January lst-.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

co., Lta.... _...eo

' (With 60 or 70 later)

Hackett'S. B; F. Co.,...... ....15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Maglc_Fox_ Co..... .... ....50

(In addition 'to stock dfvidend of _1_oop.c.i ; _. Charlottetown B. B. Fox Co.i..';....15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10 Glenalsdale Silver Blaqh_;_Iiiok Co. 100

,_._.f_50_p. c. cash 50 p. c. stook__l_w_\‘1\\!-I

The Bideford Fox Co. Lt.d..~.‘~..~..'200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 85 p. c.; bsl- ance, 66 p. c., will be psid soon.

100 p. c. ln stock.) ' " -_ 15

B sch ove .. ..'.. I-l%_ml1§§n"B B Fox.Go- . . . . . wi. . - - 30 Murray River ... ... ..._i,,-I.. .15

t. Herbert Silver Black 'ond Patch

Fox Co. .... ._ ......17

A E McLean, Ltd _....30

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital

. -from $25,000 to $1'l,50&_per,psir

by sddlns slxpsirs to e riiieii.)

susosons Fonoor 1'Hs.i».on-'_

czra in MorFAT'r's aoov.

_ 4 _ ,~ March 16,-.- When

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home is in Cam Montreal hospital three 'years _ago,

halo in tllqdlilxacl

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left `tlI:»’lilI>!pital

time with the

steamers chartered. _

R. J. McNeill Co. caan 50, stock 60 are in charge of the early- 0118

Dlamond.... Rogers Paton.... ......10

cent. in stock. _

The Carruthers Silver Black For Co. l_ea_ve England without permission.

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press of Midland, Fordonian, Glen: ` A ` _

mavis, Grant Morden, Plummer, Rog_-_ _ _ = ` ..._

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prepare their ships for 1915 naviga~ » P A S _ _.

DETECTIVE DRAMA _ . _

gliilliil hllitgggglaallrlgrcifaaliliigég C\ll'€d when Glasses 'Are Not Ghgggs

And

Midland of the Canada Steamship ‘ ‘ . ` R I `

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Lines will be fitted for ocean tradi f e T ` n ' e _'

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BIURMPII Drama Essanay Drama ' _

hré _ f __ _,__ ._ _ __

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too large to go through the Wellglld weary 5 ' ` 1

commission at Port Arthur. 'l‘he was-_ 15 Minutesl pf Laughter _

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cur three weeks ahead of the opening Drama MR. `

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1 4 Sir Thomas Lipton’s steam yacht- Erin has been lent to the British Red ‘Cross Society by Sir Thomas Lipton and having ulready done useful wor in connection with hospitals in France ds _now carrying doctors, nurses, stores and motor cars to Serbia and Montene- gro. There are on board ilve doctors;

.whom are voluntarily giving their ser vices in the cause of our Near Eastern Allies; three motorists, who will drive their own cars (which are now lashed to the deck of the Erin); and six order- lies (including a motor mechanic). Captain Bennett and Miss Caldwell

the volunteer ladies is to act as cook

Co. paid.... ._ _ . ._ .. . . ...200 to the eXDedIli0I1-

There is also on board a lady who

C0. .... ..,...paid .20 will act as laundress to the party in

.Serbia and there is The Boy. ,He is

N. ....psid 105 classed as an orderly. but the nurses

Black Prince Fox Co..... ....paid .50 have made him the mascot of the

party. No one seems to be quite sure

Mount Edward.... paid 10 how he Joined the party, except him-

self. But join it he did.

He is a public school boy aged fif-

10 The Daily Mail that Sir Tlionias Lip- ). ton was taking out the expedition in

the Erin. so he presented himself at

.30

__ (More soon) teen, the son of ii rector. Ho read in

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70 Sir Thomas' house on the Sunday be-

fore the day fixed for sailing. “I have read about your expedition in the pap- ers," he said, “and I am fond of adven- ture, so I have come to ask you to take me with you."

Very reluctantly Sir Thomas Lipton

told him he could do nothing for him. and he must apply to the Red Cross oilicer in charge of the expedition.

Crapaud Fox Company.. ._ cash, .40 Then. hill/IHS EIVGU him 801119 tell. he

sent him to London in his motor car.

New London Fox and Farm Lands, An hour later the boy rang him up nu t

ie telephone and asked the servant who answered if he would kindly ask Sir Thomas when and where he should bring his clothes. "But you’ve not -been engaged," he was told. "l hope to be, though,” he answered, “when l have seen the Red Cross Officer."

i S O _

A day before the other members of

the expedition crossed the Channel he appeared at Folkstone in his uniform of the Ofiicers' Training Corps. The military embarkation officer saw_ him in the boat and told him lie. couldrnot

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend My commanding ofllcer said I co ld

go, the pleaded, ‘but didn‘t give me a

ie na word of the embarkation of ficer. The next day the boy was in

Pure- Canadian Bil.‘Blk Fox Co., _40 Paris. Her had carefully-'rei:n'oved the

"O.T.(i." letters from his uniform and

Notwithstanding, he was careful to hide himself away until the ship was

“The governor was very decent about it, and my uncle, who is a doctor in London, persuaded my. -mother it would be a good thins: for nie." ,‘_‘Where is your passport?" he was ask- ed. "Here," and he produced it from his pocket. "But you must be inoculat- ed against typhoid fever," he was told. "I was done yesterday." he replied. "und here is the stuff for the second _dose in ten days' time. A doctor in the ship can infect it.." -

The boy travelled by the first train

from Paris to Marseilles to save hotel

expenses. He arrl_i_red at five o'clock ' n t e morning an walked round the ‘docks until '-nine o'el_ock -when he ap-

lpeared at the friniand announced his (arrival to Sir homas Lipton.

The boy is now helping the cooks

and sailors and, studying-Serbian. He

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fifteen nurses and sisters, most of §

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attends the classes held on the deck presided over by one of Sir Thomas Lipton's interpreters.

There is greatkeeniiess among all

to be the first to master the language. Cabins are turned into studies, nurses and sisters roam the decks with con- versation books clasped in their hands

Doctors sit about frowning at the

_ pages of Serbian grammars; but no

one knows exactly what the boy is do- from Petrograd to Reuter's Telegram

ing and all have an idea that he may

give them another surprise when they arrive in Serbia.

CZAR LEAVES FOR Tl-IEBATTLE-, FRONT.

LONDON, March 14.-The Emperor

of Russia. left the imperial residence at Tsatshove Selo Saturday for the battlefront, according to a despatch

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