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ON'-Y ONE M035 AFTER THIS S.I°'i‘32*.9’{i.’..i“I.§l.?.?.i`l.'.“'.?'i§..§ ' wnoiu Doss- ALLAN Miinev 2

____ -. _ 1 to new 'subscribers for only 34.50.8088 ;,l;>_?5lem

I EA\;ITIFUL`V-_-TTI-ITYCK'-Tile track` ;IlIltli"t`\¥Sl‘eac1iel‘¢ or

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club olferf_`The Morning Guarding t_md_ Toronto Saturday Night for one year

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EPISODE N0 14 _ fw1,'u"f. :'.?.,'.f,’,?gm§';°,,if§'e',flf;' lgwilixas lisiii.ureii;lbyfiMi-.lsdssr

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-W- - iftlii~‘ iimou

i ii t ' e~terusy anei-nooii at 1.40, leak u!_,_\\_B 1* e “_ 0,?

IRST LAW” » _

evening at'8.45. __ " ' "" A "

DAY

'let-io-vm.=.`\i»:i .» -if 'i-"fit

LADIES AID PE.I HOSPITAL--

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`AidS etyo te . . san Qsp

siisiifmvfil-;lIi;e_lsri!laenxxf»imfii!;iudafédilg wiu i»2cli@ld1U‘hUmMl nimnrunlim Association of the, Red Cross for sew- Bl 3 0_CI0‘=k~ *_* j ‘ _ 8

“ ’ _ ~.i; :'; I0-#Moa .'1'i'-~ 4* .~ 1 _ r lug will he held at the Arm_oury_ on suMME;‘ v|s|T°B`_____w_h___ to be

0 ` ednesday aneruflou at 2 odoLk'_ hopgq is _ig forecggtf-01--an

' .' - mer \vds'seélY 180! lilghtf

Peril’ s of the White “°3'""‘r“ °‘ “if C"“ii°°"“:°“:.‘ - A l

f _ ' _ ` ~ ling-Clu__ were usy H F95 el' BY tl _ _ --

teriioon preparing a race course oil _ _CC~MMUNICATION. - Thi Mii_ito_ the harbour ice. The new course ls a ‘left G=?0l°§¢§l0W11 5`0BI0f\|~1Y _1“0m“‘3 splendid one and all that is required is IOP SY<Il\0Y_ t_0 relieve toiir__;»l_?_u;l;;>;;4_ a little frost to make it perfect. of the Dominion Coal Co.._\\ 1': -

- __.__" stuck iii the ice. She was recalled at

pA-|-R|0~f-|c p|¢1'URE3__1‘he pm. 4 p.lli, before she reacllt-tl her ilestlila-

rlotic Moving Picture' Company will H011 wld Ordered -back to_(.?oriZ;e_towii_ give exhibitions iii Fredericton oil l<‘ri~ S119 “'35 97<Pe°l°d W ‘I°"k “ Swrlgii day, 12th lust., and Bradalhalie oil Sat-_ ¥0\\'U_d\ll'I“E the _1\I§l\`f-_ Th? “Em it iirday._13th iiist. Tile charge for ad- l_€f¢_ (1£‘01'§Gl0§V!\ 1€S\9l'f_“3 “lor lg _ , mission' is‘teu cents all over. and the uslld ilrrived at_ Pict_o;1____*;{_ ,‘::_9_',_.' 1

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not proceeds go to me latriotit bglfglégl o’cI?ock this morning for Georgetown.

' ____ 'A -special train for Georgetown leaves _ _

ANNUAL MEETlNG -The annual 0I""`I°"9'°‘V“ this m°f“l"¥ at 730 liieiit must assume responsibility for

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‘CA general meeting of Argyle Ru,.a11~,.1e. \_vIt_ll_ passengers, etc,-_ fqr the Mhlanto,

Bull)-

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The Finest Motion Picture the World has ever known s

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'rne mis: 'rin-iiiiiig shipwreck conceived-A" A“'°fi“°viring

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'FIEATIIRYINIG-'Anita Stuart, Julia Sivaylfe Gordon) Nuff? M0\‘¢Y» C1139- Kelli* ' f' and many other “Vita” Favourites. `

--_ Tile Passing of Ilzzy---Keystone comedy II 7.15-s.so, Flvl-: cEN_'r_si

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_ali losses to perishable goods _und general trade. We urge illlllledlute

- , . which, it is expected, \\ill sfve '

IN TWO PARTS-F Illgngrfioiilsis llililid dto§:Ii§gletd{?gilnglI‘ G°0l‘-5210\\'“ “DOM 10 °'°\°°\°*"1“‘.roturn of steamer tv- regular trade-

A Spectacular Drama of the French Revolution. `

One of the Greatest Plays that has Appeared on the Regular Stage

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.ioim BUNNY

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Some Comedy

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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

A Woman’s , .

Triumph

IN FOUR PARTS

A Play made famous by Sir Henry Irving

FRIDAY AND

SATURDAY

After The Ball

IN SIX PARTS OTHER PICURES

held at J. A. Hendersoli's forge to-ulglit

dell, of this city. had the misfortune

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to sustain a very serious injury oil “'9e_k- The 14"* ePi5°d‘f“"l_l_be Shfiviii Saturday nigm_ As the resuit of 3 again at _the three_ sh_o\\s___ to-ray. fall oil the slippery pavement on Pow- Porilif °l The White I".gm”v was n ual St., she sustained colicussioil- of P°“'0r’“l m°d9"" drama "1 wo paris' the brain alld was taken to the P. E. l. It wi.” -th? Story of an “miss ‘I K; Hospital, wllere she is now in a state “ner gal".‘_"g_,g"eat notoriety ‘ °mfh‘.e‘ of delirium, Upon enquiry last night he"SeIf__"`°m The Peril? of the “ mf it was found that her coliditloii was Light” and settled u9“'“. t° u ham” very mme improvci and more coligenial life in the coun-

. try. lt was all excelle_;i_; producéioii

AN AGED LADWS CCN-|-R|BU_ strikingly realistic._' Z- ie Lea uit:

TION.-Aniollg the articles rccciitlv Lady - was " splendid vltagraph ‘mff

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IIJYI WAR HAS

._ AFFECTED IHE IIEVEIIUESQF CANADA

0-I~TA“rA, Feb. 8.-A fallilii.; o1`l` in

revenue of about two millions, and ii slight falling off in expenditure as wen' are indicator] by the Govt-rliliit‘ill_ financial statement for the mouth ol January just issued. ___

The revenue for thc uiuiith was >:»’.-

897,664, as comparctl with $11,529,751! in .Iauua.ry, 1914. The total reveuiit- for the months of thc fiscal year, front l\larcli to January. inclusive. was $100.- 533,607, as compared with $1-ill-101-'_ 515 for the corresponding period ot 1913-14. Customs revenue for the teii months declined bi' over cil1l\I€0\\ mil* lions alld excise by about one million. ill spite of the increased war taxes on liquors and tobacco. _

The expenditure for Jaiiiiai~_\', 191...

was $16,304,752. and for the ti-ii months $101,956,366, as compared with 317.100.4115 and $93,088,371 in 1913-14. Expenditure on capital account, includ- ing public works and the like. decreas- cd from $5,647,112 for the molitll, and $46,476,063 for the first tell months of the last fiscal year to S-4.078.421 and $36,753,359 for the first tell months oi the present fiscal year. The total uct debt increased $18,634,652 during .inli- uary and now stands at $!l95.37S.516, as compared with $314,383,870 on .lan- uary 31st of last year.

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' VICTORIA. A. E. l\lorris, Alnlicrst: ll. \'_ \'uugh-

tin. St. John; W. J. Mitchell, Ii. G. S. Adam, Toronto; \\' R. Sillisuii; Sus- sex; T. Kickham. Souris; .l. 1). Stew- art. Georgetown; B. M. Beckwitli, F. A. Boddingtoli, Montreal; (7. li. Ro- gers, A. C. Rogers, Summerside.

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Courteous Service

Customers of this bank appre-

ciate tha constant courtesy they mast in our othce. There is no need 'for the inexperienced to fur "rod tape," and woman

. clients may foal uiiured of our

willlng attention to their bulking

, requirements.

A Savlnxli Account is tter. _ il you have bring our money;

to L the rut, deposit be large

are

- - - I 0,000,000

- - - - 13,000,000

mu our - - 0 .000,ooo

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i (Special to the Guardian.)

l.().\'l)t)!\`. l-`f:b. 8.-Discussiiig Ger-

luail_v`s promise not to niolcst Auicri- can vcssi-ls, the Tillies correi-ipondi-lit argiics that uiiilcr iiitcriiatiollal law ai blockiiile slioiild bc impartial. that. if (1i‘rli\:iiiy lllukcs cxceptioll in l`a\'iilil' ot` .»\iiiei'ii~iiiis. she must nlakc it apply also to others or the blockzldc will he ilie1`t`ccti\'t-.

37°F

l.().\'l)().\', Fell. 8.-\\'hilc the Ger-

iilall ship ot` State is on its beam ends." a great wave ot' indignation allloug the newspapers and the public, it is rc- garded by many high officials as a bIui‘t`,__. lt is claimed tllat, with the, sluall` lliliilber of war vessels at thc. disposal of Germany, it will b_e'quite impossiblelto make the blockade ef- fective and it is argued that, had Ger- many bccli able to interfere with the llritisli transports carrying troops to lfraiiitc. she would already have dollc so,

So far as shippers are coliccrlletl

very little iilariil appears to be felt. At Lloyds the underwriters viewed the threat calmly, and made little change in the war risk rates. Inquiries at Liverpool. Glasgow and other ports, show that no change is coiiteiiiplated in sailing si-liedules, most of the coul- panies stating that it is their intention to curry on business as usual, unless stopped by Ailiiiiralty orders.

Great interest is shown iii the ques-

tioil of how neutral countries view thc threats. and extensive extracts i`roin colullleilts in American and other newspapers are published here.

LONDON. Feb, 8.-Great Britain uc-

eeptcil Gerniau_v's cliallelige to~tla_\'_ The Adlnlralty has defied the Kaiser anti dared the German sea lords to put to the lest their latest threat to starve out Eiiglaiid. lrelilud alid Scot- land, by sinking all nlerchantmen of belligerent nations that approach Brit-

ish ports after February 18.-

i\diiilralty officials went into coli-

ference early to-day. What the_v dis- missed was ri closely guarded secret. blit it was reported oil good authority that orders for a part of the British flotilla of destroyers to dctacii itself fronl the North Sea fleet and report. for duty in waters nearer home will be issued before nightfall. The Admiral-_ ty ofllcials frankly declared that the latest German threat is a bluff. They said it cliniiixed a series of official statements from the German Govern- ment that Indicated that the Kalser’s

advisers are becoming desperate.

Neither the Admiralty officials nor

representatives of blg shipping Inter- ests would concede for a moment that Germany could carry out her threat

to shut off Brltaln's food supplies.

SPLENDI D BUSINESS.-'l`Iic llovill

becoming known.

."-~- le eople's

Tllcutro eiijnycd trapar‘_il_\‘ liiisiiiess last night up'o'ii the initial prcseiitation

nlny. "A Million llid." which was the vehicle' for oneiiing the splendid new

prices of admission. The l’eople’s in this eltv is repeating the piece to-dav

head. depriving him of his memory. His wife is rescued, and subsequently marries the voung doctor. whom she

Wolileli’s Patriotic Association of Vic- ‘7‘fh“_ B““"Y_ “ml _ Fic‘_‘CI‘.'_;Q_:’-‘lvff toria, was a beautiful llanilkerchief "“"`3'I’0l‘:-" ldllifll- _ ley oillti hemlned bv hand bv one of Hctorias U°““f“ “ “"“"‘3 “as am’

‘_ -‘oldest and- niost.respected citizens. *Heat _la_ugll._ The s_t_i1\f§"_I>i' Mr- _7_i\\_S~

~ Mrs. llcury Wadmaal, who, although kms- hon) l)n“"°5.-"_“i;;§ aii_t_xctl»

eight) Seven wars of _,ga is sm] quite lent liuniber enthusiast ca y rece vei___

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_ smart and able and willing to be ot I“‘(`r~ ‘.'“‘m_’°r was #om _ , _ service to her country iii this, its -hour 5f`<'_°"‘_I Dl‘05*§_l1lH1if;11_ Uf tlie_sho\v__ _i_o_

uf direst need _V day tlose ii in w si to sei a g cu-

IS EIHMIN EUIIIIUMB ' »

The annual iiiectilig of the (flydesdali-. _RECRUITS WANTED.-_*Al _K‘T‘_"

~_~ fliorsc .tsstn-iiiiitiii or ifaiiaila was liciti- Hllistvli 011 'l`li\1r>»'<lt1>' cvc1\iili.j,tli,v_ tif-it__

~`ili Toronto on 'l`liursdii.y last. The flu- UV 41 S1`|"I\'5 ‘lf 1110*"-lI\l=',?‘ Ill V*ll`l0ll$l’U1'\@` aliriiil stiilviilciit allowed ii liuliuice oil of ‘-IW l"`°"‘""C ‘_"I." "U '"4" l""_'_I“`i giislitl iii sii,oii7.o-i. 'riic griiiiis mails n\1riws¢‘._<,>f._ fuffliuiliitig.v<»\\H1l_<“>rr we 'to exhibitions lust year amounted to` UW Sl/itll, (-`Ulli1\,Il5ll 'M0.\.I’l.t,*`i|_ `“mL"`*. $9,400. A similar amount was given (5¢‘f10lla Bl`,li=¥?!9I_0- “f`l\l¥'t|'("1|\l\1lEf“l\l)-_ _to cxliihiliuiis this year, including $135 MH-IDT A- E- I"¥¥5» `m'3"l0fI'°I0“"‘~ _“'I"" 'for the provincial exhibition hold at ;‘)'i|_\. \1(}_i‘I.l} ¢'Il1;!`H_0__,_§>fdlI|§._#WilIJVUUI -_Cliarlotetowll and $50 for the horse "lll_C‘F_ ._-6 “'“\”‘_ ..5s.'_l_».' '.._.a‘_ ".°5=i ,show to- be held iii Cllarlottetown oil U10 UIUEUUK- and UIC °Ul0I` 5I’0"k‘"`3_ iiflrcii 17 anti is this year. lwoicssor wll1_iuCl__w19 Iwi'-" DF, 'lfulltirlell Hull Theodore Ross was re~elected a direc» MY- -I._\l'$U(f<‘ VIfZl§9.l“HI¥I. The 1.l_éXtmf"$I'. 10|- of the A53°¢m;|0n_ ilig will he held iii _S,l_ililll_ierslde on the

_____ night of the 16th. the spcaiicrs licll_ig__

Mr. Jlls_t.ice_Fltzgerp.lil__allt`i 'Mi_‘. 'l`. ff:

lnvcstlilelit Exclinllge yesterday rc- Ja"‘°i‘f' ,‘1""'f.U'b'n"§¥""lL“€ ,"°“` I_"'-Sim: eeived from South Africa all appreciu- °_"g“’“5°;l _ill \"°"_M I:CI_n3`é§>Pf°l`fll.“`£Ts bly large order (along \vitll paynicnt) niI;'“sgve‘;3;fn_5g. mr fox Block' I" their "mils was “ls” sive of `ofl`l‘<-ers 'As 'selleral 'liibllitlisf a. substantial order from Maliclicstcr, wiliwbc'-_S-p¢,{'[»q|{_q'|Lp_i,{|ii§_={1~-|§'hfgi _n¢1_’ England. and one from Ontario. This cesgapy' tim; apbii,-“jigs _5||'Uu|¢|' havg' is t'iil°ther evidence of thc vitality of had previous experience. ,_'l‘lle,p;ly to the fox busiliess, which is gaining prIvat,es,wlll _bo _$,i,,_per (_i;ly,`;1.iltl__1O more and more the coiiflilellrc of the l10lliS,'f_I0I_lI_i1Il_0\\T?1hC0f f_<,§l'l'ICl`li- 5-‘»_ll_fJt‘1fllg` __i1iiiietl iiiiigiioiii; and lim fact that an Sulllhs- _slidtltt-r's. etc.: r.é}:§l_i'_it_\l: rxtrti- nrtlcr should be received l'roiii South §v'i{7!aIi:‘:__L"_’_’_‘a_‘}lI°Y‘¥}:g°p‘l7_g___i0l“__;;‘{‘_T_f§ Africa shows thc Isliiild industry is ments any-HCI li _nvefreeéx-thiec ‘___-

prograiiinie should lib: fail to uttclld.

... '~ B' ., , _ clles,'clle'sf 33’/£~ffl1'i5Iics, a`ge_ 18 to 45

__ Eiillstnieiit t:a`u_ be _.`inqd`e` \vi'¢h_,MaJor A MIL'-'ON BID Tl P lugs a'i_i'jl Licul.`.f`F. B.`Bo'll,' Charlotte-

town, Lleut. .~\. C. Squarebrlggs, Mis-_

iouclle, and' Cu. 't' T 'll l§` liiiiia'

fit' the woiiderfiil Vitngrapli live-piirt s,n“'me§.'sid'v'_ -' ~p " ' - " H'

.' - H . _ __ _ __ BOARD OF TRADE.-A illeetilig of v'mf`7"',°l` lh°‘i"`"' m",`“l“”-‘,~ FLW thc Council ot' the Cliurlottetowli Y""l" msl Sp"‘“g' ‘\"“' \"r\“"`S llo'ird of Trade was held Ili the Board . - i i. - r _ ‘ » » _ melted the big hoii..i~, lor 2.i0 coiisecil rooms- yesterday mowing at 11

tive perforinliiices at zillnost real-play 0-clock .mw.(|uesuon of sending ‘he-

Douiinloil Government steamer to>Syd

‘ ' - " ' -' ucv to r ease some coal steaillers and im doubt another bunipcr liouse ,' , » ~. ., Wm _'rem mo mdumi ,, A ,mm that are confined there by the ice ii.ls

_ ,,‘ ' D ' °"' ‘ ‘m 1-ousidcred. lil view of the fact that nm ` 15 3 p,|mm'd;`"'“"1 “bmi _ hmf’ at this time of the year it might mean fornmd 3 "ml Bm“‘m"l_ “ me h Mor’ a serious illterruptioii to coiiliniiiiien; jf "Holy" ph°‘l°grM;m,' “xii is anpfcf tion betweeli Prinpce Edward Island 2" sm°'f °f me pm g'_‘°8‘ I” and the nialiiland, perIlaDS <‘-llllllllllg george tanieroll (Mrs Sidney Drew), much loss to shippers’ especially of 'md is presented with tliorotigliness; ,mrmhublo gondB_ it was deemed 'ad_ Anna Swurtl DI“~‘sm° part °f ’\g“°8 vlsnble to telegraph to the Minister

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wonderful impression. llarry Morey. rg; 353885 ;;I:s%‘;f_l OK tt;;’e;r§':l`xlugw:§ Charles” Kent' Ci.lad|;|e“l games h°';d a1~c`6rdlf'|KIY`f sent" to that i5l'_fé_c,t.' ‘nam _<_>_ ier __ axiatp cee rust; cut; The fd lowing is a copy of me (610. “ _ma bngf U 8 Dc “ffl ‘met m rl glam' vt'h'Icli was sent to the Mlillsten' iieier orgotteil. _ ie s ory tea s of Mamie mm Fishe_-nes: .. R,_m_l_m.a| or

wth a young lady who is forced by ‘ her nierceiiary mother to marry a f:)°°;;§§inI»2g‘_`1bgfeyuffssggggge bffnx wealtiiv Australian Thev remain " ‘ *

liiisharid and wife 'lu iiameh only as necessitated by war- nn-d -wmhlgh;' the glrI's heart is with ii youu! :lilm‘l$f|lill'6tlfrlId?il;ll'eintIl!I'Iipitlmglgang- doctor iii Americii. The honeymoon "_::_muon S already; msumc?em_ fn Is spent on the Australiali's yacht.» su.0"g|y.'m.0,_ested is-,amn bv- BMD, .wltlcli is afterward sunk ln collision. rs and public sénemny @m.m.n He receives a terrible wound In the pe -'_~ . »' ' '

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stlil loves, believing her first 'husband Clifedff _ _ _

to he ttcatl. A few years later, the \\'iii.imi¢ni>1i¢iiisna.s» iiii~.y‘e¢limt"r¢s¢ii -’ " ~" 1 » f

first hnsbiiml comes tolthe docitor. uorr 2?;_pf__::iiE__=t;.ii:¢__»¢:____<a§m;_;l:_;:__l:l;>;I‘d’_\;¥_` _ il riinioils liralii spiicla lst, to- iiivo he R . - -| -_ |- gm |, " - " - -1 -‘ ~»l i . .

SIR GEO. FERLEY uiiiiunry restored. The young wife l‘;'.i'ffislfa°en'IlilIer;':Il};f':l5lf:i»_sI=IeIti niiprrliii .I9l-Wfégxék-'!"MAGAz'NE P081-_

NOW IN FRANCE. recognises hlm nni_l begs hor second bloodn1id_iu_ii§p\gpgr_ag¢¢.__lQip_s§y£l_i£_t{3 __ - -_

attendance, oil account of the storm, "1°|'11I“5`- ‘ _ _ _ ' ' _{Sgi.geJ. OS. l_~lyl_ldui_ail, only routine business was transacted N ExCELLE~FT sHow_The _'_e__i_ »i_ _ _er. - ecre ar). a.

mid th? éueeling. wals égmzagid ur; gogd opeliing programme alt the Prince. Iillelfitilclst' Duma" ol ’ Edwai‘tt*f='rliieatr"e yestertlui' ‘WSH 6"'

' joyed"by the' largest houses ofaliy

hcoivlme Races,-it niseaiiis me ;§_>_i:_<;;1_f_f_§____\;_°f___t_:1__H“_3'__l‘;f°°gf“___aifg;_

C aN°net0“n D1-“mg C u W1 e each end of the bill had s_omethillgTtlhn. i 7.30. E t i will lie taken for "tue, usual iu»quall}_>'f Of <‘0\\'S@- 0 3.23 class.n2l:3%s class trot and pace, T"@Y'0"'H9“"t9 `W°3` 9"? ‘if the m°s_t hopples barred; green race and free.-_ _attractive numlbe" t‘"“l "‘_‘g;):t"iX=;i‘l' for-all. The prograulnle for race will ‘md |951: Inst” U3le“\;t,““_§Wh0‘___ Does probably be.2.23, 2.30 classes on Wedg lem b_€1°“d _Q _°}‘ _ _uestion ,nf nesd8..V and free-for-all and grelen race f_1¥:‘_j\’_;_5e__ 01? “fig palm!" .Serm

._ , s 't ' _ _ _ _ _ ‘_ _

on Thursda) “eathu Dem" t ng and will be the means of bringing i~

_ _ - _ : d crowd to see the coiicluding

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Miss \\ad Ye‘_?_‘i) [mph Tre O, H__m_tS,, mm

Board '0f“Tl'ade." - - » .- ‘

i::You~lilay never have another op-

portunity ot' hearing Rev. l)i‘.=Ma<‘-

Mlllan oil Day Dreams, Hear liiin to- night. __ `~ 8543-

'_PARlS JNGIDENTJREP-ORTED »

-», -_ ,_ -CLOSED.

ROME, Feb. _-The Viiticlili receiv-

ed-iast-,iiiglit a dilspateh _from Paris saying 'tile l<‘l'ellcli_ autollrities were satisfied \v_i.tli. the .explanation ,of the text __of.Polw _.Beiie<livt'a iiraycr for peace, wliicli has _beeil~giveli them, by Cardilial .‘_\l\l.Blle,,i\l;cli_liis_llo|i ot' Paris. The _ilicitlent is new regarded as clos- Ctl. , . - »_,, ..';" ;, - '

The Paris police, Sunday; seized

copies ofa peacaprayer of the Pope's destiiied'.t»o|-be l'ead_,._ln all, churclies, Feb. 7. The Goverllmellt feared ex~ pressioiis.-injtllo prayer might _bc mls- ulitlerstootl..--Molisig-noi' Amette. iutor- pretegl._tlie_-;_._t-e;;t:. Lo..Ilie ailtliorities, wliel:£iipoll,=tlie.enibargopii the iiruyflr was promptly witlldrawil.

' ::THER'E lS'N0 POSSIBILITY OF rlily _firm .i:_oiiti.;_iuillg,- iii liiisiiiims and _selling Tea uf the, quality of "SAI,- Al1A" for less illolley. You will get “S.~\l.AI.-)A" .lirowu -liabyl froiii your grocer at :l5t:.';i~pouirtI'; llluf- Latin-l ut Attic., and lied Label nt 55tr. a pound. 1-ind those teas are 1'roni.tho'.i:lioicest garilniiii invtlie -lslaild of (ieyloll. t-All “_S.-\l..»\lJA" ’l‘t~iis are l~lei|i|,_ pure and free from, dust. wliii-li so iiii.tii_\' other tells are loaded with to reduce their cost. -

isxiiil ouliiiis I . ,eisiiiii Pilcsii oii 1 wsiiiiisii viii iioiiii

__,

,.ii_1is<'iiii\s. luv., i~'t~i._ s.~\\-'ui-.it-i~ Viiii llorll, wllo cliliuis that as ii Ger- miili syliipzitliizei- hr- ilyiiiiliiitcd the iii- tlvruliitloiial bridge :tt \'niii:elioro Tiles- 'iIa_\' as an iiivt of will' uguilisl tirviit lirllnill, to-iiigllt hi-galil to .st-l'vi~ :l .sell- .t.L-i_lt:c_oi` tliiri_\' days at the eoiliity _lull here. Vail llorii had pleaded uiiilty tp__a tec-liilical i.-liiirgc ot' ilialit-ioiisly diliiiagillg property oil the i\liivrl<-uii -side of the Ilorder. _ ?liJxtrll gilnittls wi.-i'ii pliuzcd in the ,jail' and ilroiiiiil lt to-night. Sliierili -Wuodluail siiiil the prcciiutiolls were tulieii hcl-oline of li possibility that ilu a,_itoiiipt might he iiiiulc to fret- the prisoner.

- 'l‘Ile Asuma struck all uiit-hurled _rock oft' the .\.'orth-western roast ol' the Mexicali republic. The cxteilt ot' the damage to the steiillier is not

ikiiown. llor ciiii ailytliiiii: lic said as to

thc probability of saving her. The illi- sciice Iii Toklo of direct news from the Asiiliiu suggests that her wireless has been disabled.

BELGIAN SOLDIERS REBELLIOUS.

BERNE, February 5.-- .-\ Swiss silli-

jcct who has just returned to his owii country from Brusseis. gives all iii- tcrestlng account in the Tribune ilc Geneve, of life in the Belgian capital under German riile_

Ile says life would be highly in .ii-

otoiloiis but for the occasional pas- sage ol' rebellious soldiers. more than 1,500 of whom he saw arrive ill Ilrus- sels chained together with lieitvy chains ill three different convoys most of them being Bitvarlans.

'RIEVISION OF Fl8`i-IERYV REGULA- , Tl0NS_ IN

-THE DIFFE-FILNT PRC-VINCES.

OTTAWA. Fe-liz*--Tlie 'stateuit-iit

that a. complete revision of the fishery

~re|;ulatlol\e~ for t,he_.geveral provinces

ls under .consideration l_s made iii an order~in~councll passed to permit ,net fishing, in -certain non-tidal flslitgrles ~n~.Qne)iqc. -,The fishermen ln some of the lsi¢@,;ilptrti»€i4. or; Queb.e,°_ar_e. lesvrlbed In suc need that the re- pwvgluif blip ban ,on net fishing is necessary. _ __ ,_ _ _

III MEMUIIIIM

MR. ALLEN SHAW.

A very sad death took place at Uigg

when, on the "3rd,lnst., ,death entered the home.-‘nf Allen Shaw and claimed him .a¢i,,its_.0__wn, at._`t.lle age of 74 years. The~__deceased was In his usual health alniostiipfto the time ot"his'death. All that medical ald_and tender nursing could do`was done, but in spite of all his spirit passed io Him Who gave it. _Mr. Shaw was all obligiug neighbor alld ii kiild father, and lived Ili liigg _all liis'lii`e and will be greatly niisscd. lie died trusting in that all-wise One Who -saw fit to take him to Himself. Tile remains were laid to rest in the _Uigg (fellictery. service in the (`hurch being conducted by Rev. Mr. Mcljwen, assisted by Rev. Ml". Peterson and liev. Mr. Browll. The Church was filled with. fireilds of the departed. He leaves to mourn three soils and one daiigllter-Daniel J., Teacher, Cherry Hill; Samuel, iii Charlottetown; Earli- est and Miss Florence, at hoine. The pull-bearers were Messrs. S. E. Mae- ‘lcod, Daniel Macleod, Ii. A. Macleod, all of Uigg; Archie Mt-Pllersoii, l’i-ter Mt'Que_ei_i, ol' Orwell, and J. 1\l. Muc- léod, ot' Vcrliou.

_ M'R..ALEXANDER W. DINNIS.

Mr. Jolul ll. Diniiis, ot' tfliiirlottc-

to\vli,.lias reccivml-.tile news oi'-the di'zitli'nt"liis`lil'otlli-r, i\lr-xaiidei' W.. lit the nge ot' 73, in l’ortlalid,,,Ore|;oii, litter ii sllort illness in a Saiiituriiilii there. The late Mr. lliuiiis was horn in Ili-voiisliire, l'}|ll:luiiiI, ill Allgust, 1H4l, :ind iii the folIo\\'illg yehr-i‘:illtr~ ilill to f‘:iii;idit with his prlrcntii, Mr. :intl l\lr:<. \\'lll. lliuliis, Izllitlilig all Mi~ riiiliii-iii, N. li. After il yelll' at Mir:illll» clil. they t-unlc over to i\Iilrgzlte. l’rillt‘t= i<JiI\v:ird Island. Mr. i\lexalldel‘ l)iti~ his li-l`t the lslalltl about t`ort_\'-live _vunrs algo, Roiliii to the States, and tilloiit 15 _Yours algo reiuoviili.: to Salt-lil, wliirre he lived until i'ct~i‘iitly, wlltill lic uioveil to the Siiiiitariiiiii in I’orthiiid. Alllioilgli his death was soliicwhat sud- ilt-ii. Mr. liiniiis was iiot iii the he-st ol' Iictiltli, Ilaviilg i'i-eeivt-il :iii injury of il solicits iliiliirc :ilioilt .six _vt-urs zigo. l~‘<»r sonic ycilri; Iii-lore llc left the pro- \'illi~v he was ii clerk in tht- eiliploy of Mr. t‘. t‘. Gillwlliicr, Siiiiinierside. l\li~. llliiiiis lctives it willow, besides three lii'ollii‘l-ii, \\‘iii. li., Milrgille, 1*. E. l.; lfliioi-_li G.. i\1ilr.~ililielil. and John li., Clialrloftetoivii, and two si:-ltt-|'s, Mrs. l"llllip (iolwell, t'|iili'loltcto\vli, and l\Ii`ii. S. J. (llyiloli, of Wiiidtllorst, Sask- :tli-lit‘\\'ztll, who will lit-t:cl\'ie tllie syilipll- thy of tllcii' iiiiliicroiistijicliils in their loss. Mr. Dliiuis will-i ii splendid char- acter iilid wils well liked by all who had the pleusitre ot`_liis at-ciuailltalivi-.

FOR THIRD CONTINGENT.

\'ANt‘t)lFVl<Ill, ll. t‘.. l"t-l>riiilr_\' .'~.---

liistriirtioiis liii\'i~ Il(-eil l'eceivt=<l by t‘oloiit-I Uigilvie, district otlirci' colli- illulldliig the Militia forces ill British Coltiiiiliiii, to start- iwrrriliting lit out-e for the units ot' the ’l‘liird Expedition- ary force to he raised, lllobollziug and triiiiied at the coast. While no olllclal orders have as _vet been received by liiciit. l‘ol. l)ufl`-Stewart. (‘onilliiiailer of the 23rd liifalitry liriguile, it is stated that eiillstulent for the biitiil- ion lo he l'et-l‘\llted onfille-loiver maill- laiid will he t-iuiillleliced ill olive. 'l`lli‘ forlliiil ailvlcels are expected lo~ be re- ceiveil at lirlgiide li_cailqil§_rters today.

- -f_...t,

being tald by physicians that sho could not -. .b " cured. ` ' '

-Mrs. ' Mo._ns.¢»¥' -.

turned -to Dr.

C h ii s o's Olnt~ _

mt-nt and wa

ni-itlrnlv nnrltl.

cAP'r. N|cHoi.soN is’

MANV Times A Hsno.

in the last battle in the North Sea

the cruiser Aurora, the tlrst of those exceedingly fast vessels which have hcen completed and which are termed “destroyers ot’ destroyers." was lu ac- tiou with the German cruiser Kolberg, and left her iii a sinking cotrdltioll. The captain of the Aurora is Wilmot S. Nicholson, a Scotchman wliose par- ents, General and Mrs. Nicholson, live at St. Andrew's. As commander of the I-logue, he was mentioned lu de- spatches for the seanianlike manner in which he took the Aretliusa in tow oil a pitcli-dark liight after the naval action at Heligolalld on Aug. 28. I

lt was in that same spirit of render-

ing aid to n helpless ship that led him to endeavor to rescue the Cressy, when she was torpedoed on Sept. 21. and when his own cruiser, the Hague, was also sent to the bottoln. Captain Nich- olson was one of the fortunate ones on tha; occasion, and soon afterwards hc was niaile comnlailder of the Au- rora.

Nuiuerous adventures have been the

lot ot' Captain Nicholson during his 27 years in the llavy. lie joined .-in 1887 and two years later was on the Cal- liope at Samoa, when that vessel alone, by excellent seaniiiiisllip of her cap- talll. steamed out of thc harborto safe- U' while scven other ineii-of~war ot' other nations wi-re driveli ashore. La- ter lic was collllilaiiiler ot’ the Prince George when she was ralliliietl in ii gale ot` wind iii the Bay of Biscay, and liavilii-5 to do with the interior economy of the ship, he contributed largely to her helm: saved. lil 1900 he gained llls ‘-'lllllillliffy and for some-yu¢irs_neld_aii tippoiiitllielll with the Adiiiirulty.

Tile high esti-cnt ill which he was

held was apparent when he was ap- pointed to the “lirciidiiu.tl;:llt" as flai.: viiptalu to iidiilirzll Sir (‘liarlt~s Briggs, tht-ii vtiiiiliilliltllilg thi- Foiirtli Iluttlie Stluiiilrtiii. 'l`lii.~; was his last appoint- nieilt prior to that un the lloglle.

lights thc cliildren, pleases the grown 01114. and keeps all healthy. We havi- it here at 15c per bottle. Tile Two MUGS. 140 Great George Street. l\IEti`.

FOR GERMAN FARM WORK.

VI‘7N|(-`|'7» |¢1\I.\', Fi-ll. 5.-~ vin lion-

<loil.~ Mtuiy ltlilinii wulileli, are goilit; lu Gcrlliuiiy lo eligage in farm and fac- tory work, in l't~spoll:ic to offers ol uiiusiiillly lilizli wages. For the ilicu 6’/-'_- iuarlis ($1.02) li tlay is promised, and fi r the woiiieii Il lniirhs (75c.)

ltiilinii iii‘,\\':<pi||ir:rH nrt- warning the

Dvilfiiiiltri :i':uiii<=t :ii~i:i-ptiiiv; this cui- pIo_\'iii4-lit, iii view of the tlilcorlillllty iii rt';::irtl to lliiI_\"s l'or<~ii:ll poliigv, lint appiireiitly imlily iiiii-liiployed persoiis

.nav ‘-'illiillz to assume the risk involv- ei _

1 l

FA.THERLAl\JD ON A DIET.

llO’l"l`l§ltl>A1\1, Fi-llrii:lr_\‘ 5.- Ono

llliglit aluiesi he led to believe from reiidilig the latest (icrmaii papers that the food restrictions placed on the -people were lint after ull si matter of iiei~essit_\' but rather the result t-I' a decision arrived at iii order to t'Ilr0 the country of the ills tlult follow over-eating. The liuugercure is al- iilost openly preached. The simple llfe and mortifyiug of flesh by eating onI_\' .siitllcient io keep the holly and soul to- gether are ii<'tilxill_\' clijollied, and the former hard eating, Geruiaiis are now told that they have a really good' meal is uii act ot' treason to the Fatherlund,

The Supreme Test _ _ _ _ _of a Healingflgent

. _ t _ Psoriasis on; f Eczema Deiied All Treatment _Ufllil -t* -:il . G_h¢_§e’s Ointment I

‘J 'S ` _ . . _ _ . I.

. Arts!-`sun¢rln¢ with tiii~ tsrriiiisfrsrca wins what time doctors called itching _of Paorlasls for tivo years. and psoriasis. They could not hell! "“’~

and one of them told me If l.n¥0l\B° "nts fs-red ti guarantee a euro for 8 0-N to kt-up my money. an l could not '_ cured. The disease spread all ovxd mo, even un my face and lleiltbdllw the itching and h\n‘nIn{_ W8! NW ..-__ . .._-.. -.-al _ ..... af. Dr.

"Sweet t‘u.=;tor Oil~tIie kind that de-'

._ -._~¢.4,§»._»....

_ _ ,.,- _.iz Lasse... A. _LL-L

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