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__ Easily Prepared--Coats Very ,' _ Little, but il Prompt, Sure ,- ' uid Eilective ~.

BURN'8 ANNlVERSARY.- The

splendid programme for the IIurn’s Concert to be held in the People’s

have their gloves cleaned by leaving at Moore and McLeod. 8211.

Mr Charles Harper. foreman of the

olrl reliable Homl’s Sarsaparilla, a physician’s prescription, which gives ii clear. healthy color. When

MRS. THOMAS DESMOND.

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_ _ t _ an ora, Family cougi. ments Pune aiooo ii _ , i\ » ~ rea i »......~......... - - , ,,, ,T ,_ _ t _ -

_ _ _ _ ‘ _ ` » ____ IT PAYS to buy in this Province. GLOVES t CLEANED.-Ladies may glovyiirg y0§thfui1ski‘r']l,1l\shou`d tak; H . _ ` _ __ 1 .

Theatre on Jany. 25th and 26th is

_given elsewhere in this issue and

i -1-f 0-f»~> :»~:- -1-o Q -f»~t» <_\-9 I:-<;» <>-_~f- -. 7- -f--_ i'

Ilv making this old-time cough svrup

‘I il

c mpiired with the ready-made kind, but 'oii \\'ill also have a much more prom t; and positive remedv in every wav. lt;

' overcomes th_c usual coughs, ithroait and i

t lmm" 5'0" "Ut 0Il‘|\' Sure about $2, as o

should be read with interest. 8271.

ADJOURN ED.-The “fox Parlia-

ment" which had been in session dur- ng the past; couple ot' days stands ad-

§\ill:5¢&l;iLiii:ld;roii2f)li2i§iiiiholdlziddieiiiiseridfli i-l°“r"ed wimeei eiwrtiy at 8' date ti’

. cn, oo, or ro l`t",h~ ,l'] |.

H111. ll0!l1‘St'iit».ss iiiiiiiil iiliiiiiisiiititiliincii iirliihiiiiimti

(ict triiin uiiv drug store 2% ounces of

roads good is the Il§f::;f..t"t.i;ii';f”..::‘s"iii:-.i::r“i;.tt..f"tfi.i:

supply of good Coal,

lain .'£i'iiiiiilnt<-tl siigiir svrup. Full di-

be appointed. Considerable business has been discussed and when the coni- mittee meet again their deliberations will probably assume a definite f`orin.

SPLENDID.-Frleiids of the Y. M.

(T. A. will be pleased to know that the

Yoiiicnii feel this take hold of a confrii Sale Of Surprise Pll~Ck3E€S H1 I-he

or _cold in 0. \\‘ay that means business. 'lt I

‘Paradise Lost” resulted in the sum

nicl\l_\ loosens the dry, lioarse or pain- of $100 being handed in to the A550.

a Pincx. '|{cep.- pc1'icctly and

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later on there’ll be .".1.."..“.f.'.“.':.-.._“"i'.11:2.'if:l“.*'r;.;v.fuu

storms and then

. l pl:'lt-Fiii in ilu- tiirouf. and broncliial tiibcs.

1 ~ -- I l ltr <'il<'1't of pine on the iuemlirunt-s is

' a liYif'\\'l\ ity' rlllilost. evt-rv one. Pinex is ii.

, inost viiliialilt- concentrate:

f-fl`c<‘t. in owrconiiiig the persistent loose nit ' . '

clation. The management wish to thank all the business men who so

,, gh by ,,t,,m,,m! H", 1-m_m_m(m of generously donated goods and samples

o be sold.

MASQUERADE DANCE-The Wetl-

. l <‘0"\I10\ll\tl of nesday night dancing class conducted

I gi-nuine .\'oi~\'.'ay p' - \_'i. _ t, i' , - ' i ' with giniiiicol und lililicir\iiiliqtiiirnliolii-iiliihiii ii) Misses iiiiiii iviiisoii iiiiii Fiiiiiiic

- |,;!,,. ,.},.,,,,.,,t_.._ *~- Gill in Miss Germans hail, closeillast

||,,.,~,. ,H-,. ,,,,,,,`. “.,,,~U,|,,,,_..__;n,m,¢,i_.,n,, night, with ii iiiiisqiierutie dance. A

h b' of this fuinoiis uiixt.ui'<-. 'i'r» ut-git] tm. niost enjnyulile time was speiit. until

e a appointiiit-ui, ask yiiui' tlriiggist for “Zi/_, about ii.Zl0 wiicti i|\<~ iill`nii' ivrriiliiiit-

ouiici-s ol' l’iiit\\',” null do not tic(-pt; um-. ML

ii' i . '_ i i '

H/hiiii;gii|iiii‘i:intr-<- of xiii.-itiliiie satisfaction, __ _ ._

or money proinpliy rt-fiiiitit-tl not-is with NOTICE’ Siiiiiiimiierii um noiiii

this pn-`|iai-ittioyt, ` 'fha p' .` C fl- _ eil that the price ofthe Morning Daily

lil

roiifo, tint. ii; iii' 0 Guardian aint Montreal Daily Star

" is $4.00 per year; the Morning Daily

V -- _ _ _ Guardian and l-‘ainily Herald and

` _ Weekly Star is $3.25 per year; and the

& .p;i;+;g.g.;Ha}@|.;;g+4.;;g.;.;;a_~e;¢+,i+|.;¢;<|,;{j,|,;;5,|, price of the l~]veuiii|.: Guardian and

, . _ .. .,,- .

l _ H;*¥*;:_%:,+%EWH%*%*H;!é%}_+*+ aioiitreal Dail) htar is $-.....» per year,

. a

ie Evening (luariliiin ami l~`ainily ller-

ld and Weekly Star is $2.25 per year.

_ SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A scritiiis Phone :iecitleiit oct-iirrt-tl at Kildare (Tape on

_ l I-‘riiiay last. The sons of' the ltev. Mr.

t0WI] ` Iliirtly, ucconipiiiiieil by William, thc

. _voiiiigest son of Mr. Williiiin, the

tosli, were eiigiiired sawing wood with

li- a wood cutter, when Mcliitosh had his

b _.__ fingers severely cut with the saw. lle

G d H d was immediately taken to Dr. John-

00 ston at Tigiiish for medical aid, where

it was found necessary owing to their

uvvvu ` ‘ iiiaugled condition to remove ilie first

° three fiiigcrs of the left li:iuil_ 'rhe-

H rd suffer(-r is rcportetl doing well.

0 I ay SUPREME COURT.-ln the Su-

For holiday gifts See our G d S prcinc (Iourl yesterday morning the

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Stock of Rings. We have 'asc 'of the Grand t7ounvc‘il1ot` the (fu- a ,gI°_€21f Variety Of SlCYlCS us Edward Larkin for refund oi' cer- Special assgrtgiegts for men 31.3" giln/uiLcl>;(l t-éiiigigtiingulr womenlan hc i ren'l d-d was resumed, Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. Cl,

Wea '50 avea Sp en I ‘r the defeiidant and Mr. Neil Mc-

stock of Pendants, Lockets, Quanta. K, <1., fur me piuiniiif. ins

BI'03Cl'l&S,_BI‘3C€l€[S,_ W3tCl1- __ 'lllgiiiugnlyi;;(;lu;itliicenliagaurdaielivt¥';eti es, Cuff Links, Chains, S11- 1 li ‘ fi 0 ‘ Q- “-

. ~ next case was that of W. F. li. Mont-

Vepware li-bony Settsi Nm' gomery v. ltobertsoii Douglas. action

folic Mutual Benefit Association ver

C. W. Patterson

J eweller

Coal Yard

Prince St. Wharf

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H Isoothing antiseptic soap

that thoroughly cleans

and eats the skin. It is made undef the most sanitary Cfmditlons DOS-

sible, from the purest ingredients procurable.

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Try Harmony Violet GlyC@1’1H@ S0HD*'Y0“H ‘ie " i

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‘Not All is Gold that Glitters

If you want, good, pure,

reliable tcbacco go to an

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have earnestly striven to

' h t t'on, and believe our old _friends iiirsilliigiiiyiiihiiiitiiiiveahiiiiitiriihfiivlerdisappointed them. Hickey’s . Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only _ our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco Ime.

Hickey & Nicholson Toh. Co., l-Ll-

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lliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii§ Clearance Sal

At 25 p. c. Discount

er to clear out our stock of horse RUSS-

e dir-iemdilfering a special discount of 25 p- C- Now' is your chance to secure_a first class H18 at aigreatly reduced price. This is surely an OP' portunity for the thrifty buyer. All our rugs must go before stock taking, so take advantage

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01'! Cl'll1'12l, CIC. _ ’ for the rci'over_v ot' $4,000 for goods,

N0 extra Charge f0I‘ €l'l- ` to wit one pair ot' foxes, sold and dc-

graving - eo. . ll -liverctl. Mr. A. A. Mi-Lean, K. t‘., as-

sociated with Mr. K. J. Martin, repre- sented the plaint.ii`t` and Mr. D. A. Mc- Kinnon, K. (‘., the defendant. The case occupied t.lie attention ot' the (‘oui't until udjouriiment at 5 o‘i:lock, Mr. Montgoniery, plaintiff, still being uiider exaniiiiation by Mr. lliartin.

Mina"d's Linlmerit Co., Limited.

Gentlemen.-.Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN-

ARITS LINIMENT in ii. severe attack ol’ LaGrippo, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of Inflammation. _

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Yours,

W. A. HUTCIIINSON.

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Check that Cold Without Delay

In' a strict sense you d

not catch a cold, but rathe the cold catches you. Iti apt to catch you when yo circulation is impeded

drafts of cold air etc.

Reserve the_ order hings by “shaking off" old before it gets a Fi rip on you. You can

his with Laxacold Tablets

They will check zi cold in

the beginning or cure set- tled colds in zi very brief time.

Keep them in your home.

Price 25c.

Johnson & Johnson 5

The Quality Drugstore E Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.

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a Good Smoke

r- Our cigars satisfy the cril-\ ical smokers, because they were carefully selected for the men who know and ap-

preciate a good smoke.

Our cigar case is well

stocked with the best brands --whether you _want a strong, medium or mild smoke, you willl find it here at just the

rig tmoisture.

Step in and get ii good cigar, one that will give you - gleasure with every puff. ur cigars cost no more than

others. Try them.

The Macs'

149 Great Gtorge Street

carpenter shop of the l‘.l-1_l.}l., left by the mail -special last evening for Moncton.

THE MAIL SPECIAL.-The mail

special arrived in Charlottetown yes- terday at 12.25 p.m. and left again last 'evening for Georgetown at 8.45 o'clock.

At the P. E. l. Hospital alter some

your blood is mode pure, Plltillles, time of failing health, Mrs. Thomas boils, hives, eczema disa.ppcnr. Desmond passed peacefully away, Dec.

Lnnguor, loss of appetite, tired 24, 1914, at the nge of 83 years. Her

feeling, weakness are symptoms of h impure, unhealthy blood. 9

usband, the late Thomas Desmond, redeceased her a little over three

Hoodia Sumaparnla Putin” th. years ago. They came to this pro-

blood. Get 0 bottla today-

vince from Nova Scotia some years ago, and proved themselves honour- able citizens. Mrs. Desmond in her

NOTICE T0 SUBSCRIBERS.-

Subscrlbers will please note that the club offer for Canadian Countryman is only good for our subscribers on Prince Edward Island. S199

HOCKEY.-The three Charlotte- 19

Abegweits and Connaughts, each had a practice at the Arena rink last night

Victorias had a work-out under the supervision of? Mr. Samuel Murphy. who has distinguished himself in the iS

is the opinion that they will be able to put xi good tcuin on the ice on Fri-

:iro also John and Wlllfuni Prowse and 1'). (‘lieverie in their old positions.

the (loiinauglits last. year, is on with Sl the Victorian this your und is sliowiiiir il'

Lane is playing just as good as last season. it is said that Mt-Askill, the

not play last year, may line up this (7

practically all their teain of his-it, year with the exception of Fred Moore, and it has not yct been decided who shall _take his place. Frank lleniiessey, of (7

work in the Abbies’ net. The first game on Friday is likely to be played by two fast teams. The Abegweits H can also be depended upon for a good team for their first game on Tuesday ll0Xt. K

THE PEOPLE’S.-Another of those E

absoi'biii|.; five-reel f'ezitiii'es i'or which I, the l’eople's Theatre is famous, was `

iowii n ortlieru Lights, S ii psychological Western drama, was W the title, and for excellent acting, na- C tural settings and a thrilling and enter- p taining story it would be hard to find ,L the equal. Wallace Gray, son ot' Cap- la tain Gray, is a born coward. While a at school he becomes a fast friend of C “Swiftwind," the Indian. Swlftwind gi pitles and protects him when he be- comes acquainted with his moral de- E fect. Wallace while travelling iii a vi stage coach with Florence Dunbar, a (_ ward of` his t`ather's, with a rringing fear deserts her when they are attack- S ed by Indians. Ile eventually enlists E in ii regiment and deserts under fire, a ultimately surrendering himself to his It father. While _working under “fall m and chain” he liears his father is sur- 3 rounded by indians. A volunteer is t called to carry a message. Wallace C

himself, which he does. Other char- i acters play an important part, espe

will be shown again to-night for the last time.

THE PRINCE EDWAi`.:2.-_-An all-

star programme was adver se

i>Eiig|_NiiLs

day was quite famous as ii coloured cook. She had the honour of serving the late King Edward VII. when lic was the Prince of Wales, visiting ut Windsor. N. S.. and never wcurletl in

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town hockey clubs, the Victorias. ‘l“Y‘1“‘l"e5lSle"ed at me Q“°“"'

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which was watched with much inter- 'f`l'if0l\- “'05 ln (llilfl0ff@i0“" Y0f=l9l" P est by the hockey enthusiasts. `The (lili-

Mnriiime iiroressiunni League, and it Hampshire and surrounding' vicinity-

duy night. Rodd, the “slieeil wizard.” that til_ir-_ Rev. A. ll. Macleod is rt-_env 2 is again with the teziin this yt-ur as f'l'lllI< il'0lll IHS l'0<‘t‘-ill l|lY\°i‘-Sb-

, u

up better than ever; while liuroltl "00"- 0

,hover gon; temier of 1913, who dm learn that Mr l.. E. Deviiie. of thc 4th

. . -. '_,i __nirsi..i.-K . .. ‘5]'?:1i‘;`(“"::l) 3ff£'°"p,=‘,,foilaglsgdgggzlj 'T135 iii)ilili.i;iiH(;giIi:itix;=iiii(i}],i1';i:,i “Sinn pl(_3;i_ a clieerful, generous, kindly spirit and

57 , ' '. . . ‘ t ' ' v " 1 h lsr

lust year’s Aliegweit team is with the' N M D _I WV f H I _ (Ionnaughts this your along with liar- lou: r. crri iitc. 0 HIIIDMIFH in H in I I ~ » - ry M0,-gun, who has done Such good and Mr. Millar llenilerson, ot North ' ii W ie gmai y imssiiii "1 his

"“°**‘ di

oes to show that equally fine Cana- i

sl last ight _N _ __ dian regiments will be poured intl) the g

anailtans are now under arms, the remier tells, and Ontario has become

mpire comes to our help. It is pro-

reasiiigly provide, us with engines ot' ar. Australia is building the sister- liip of the vessel that crixihed the

Mr Alewnder Martin MLM 1,, va\_ telling ot' being introduced to liiui and

yield, was in Charlottetown vester- Bi

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Mr M C Delaney, M L A,Noi~in h

Miss Vinnie Trowsilale, of Tea Hill. spending ct few weeks vacation in

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The (iuardian is plenlietl to learn ii

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iaking hands with the late king. Mrs. esmond was un excellent woman. he funeral service was conducted by

er pastor, ltev. Z. L. Fash, December G. 1914, and the burial was at the eople`s Cemetery.

M RTTIOH N DOGH ERTY.

lt is with deep feelings of regret. the eatli is chronicled of Mr. Joliu Dogh- rty, New iiiiven, l’. E. i., lit-r-t_-nitier 8th, lfll-1, in his fiiltii year. lic was

the only son of the late Donald Dogh-

rty. Mr. ilogherty was strickeii with

ML A_ J. Mmmonam, am.ommlm of paralysis a few years ago and altliougli

de, came to ffliurlottetowii yesterday id returns to Summersitlc this utter- q

__ __ _ . ._ , . _ being in delicate iioalt.li. he was always Y0“"|4 G“"g°"5'- Wim l*l“5"i‘1 Wm' iiii' iiiiiiii iii Niivii siiiiiii' Siiiiiiiiiiii inqulriiiiz about the many duties ro-

ulring his attentiuii on the farm, und nder his guiding hands ii s_vsteiii of' rder and iicatiicss was everywhere

Inq mam, mpndq will repro, to observable. ’i`lieil<-coast-tl wasainaii

. _ , . . or

sterling worth. an nflectionatc luis-

_ G_ A” now Bumoned ut Sydney band and father; a kind brother and

ood neighbor. Mr. llogherty was of

e iiossessetl the rare faculty of` being

" * ahln to cover the fniliiigs ot' others

Among those iitteiiiiling the Short e ourse are Mr. ilcbt-r llarrett and Mr. ,

orinan (Y. Mcl<`ailyi~n, both of Kings. fi

with the mantle ot' iharit and was

. y . _

vcr delighted to lend ii helping luind

anyone in need. Ilis place in the

ommiiiilty, will, indeed. be hard to

mshirm iome by his sorrowing widow, who

”`*1`**"** leside the sorrowing wife lie leaves

OW DOMINIONS ANSWER CALL. i

LONDON. Jan. 11.-Alludixig to i

an regiment now at the front, the ii

oiirns the loss of a devoted husband.

ve sons and two daughters. all of

Iew Haven. The funeral was on Wed-

esday, Dec. 30th. A large number ot’

itcheiiefs reference to the fine f‘ana-', friends gathered to pay thir last trib-

tes of respect to one they loved and

veuing Stiiiiduril says everything whose memory they will i`ondly cher-

lll astonisli the Germans, 125,000 o

Province ot' drills. At Toronto a

sh. The service at the house and

rave were coiidncted by his pastor,

ceiie of hostilities in a strcam` that Rev. J. H. Mcliattie. Ile chose his

wii pallbearers and was tenderly laid

to rest in ilie Presbyterian Cemetery. Clyde River. A nephew and five of his sons acted as pallbearers, Messrs.

rge part of the University students Daniel Doslierty. Kenneth Dosherly.

ans to reinforce King A.lhert’s army. (` lt is not only in men and gifts t.lie i

ding, and as time goes on will in- C

mden and three destroyers; Can- da is prepared to build sinbmarlnes. li

is, however. ou the men -that we ust chiefly rely, there. it is most re-

ssiiriiig to learn that the men scat- la ered about in scores of - training' t

begs for an opportunity to redeem ,lamps are Diiyiiiciiiiy iiiiei iiiiiiii Wei

their lives before.

re drilling, and so it is everywhere. MOCK DOSIIGFIY. J0lll1 Dogherty. G00. anode even furnishes u qiiotiroi Bel- Iloslierty and his nephew lieeclier

anipbell.

APT JOHN MCCORMACK

OF SOURIS LINE ROAD

Among the many who have departed

this season to that country fi-on whose

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, .suu'i1ea

€‘.'f'"es9.».trir_,-,d

Mos1' Pianrircr Mani:

-ri-ii: incnsiiszo nurniri-

ous vaio: or anno mlb: in -rn: Home wrru noi/AL vsasr canes siiouto iii: surricirnr iuczuvivz 'ro -rn: caasrui. Housrwirt ‘ -ro aivi: -rms imronriinr rooo rrrwi ru: A'r‘r_:n'r|on y To wHicH rr is JUSTLY EN- K

-ri1'i.ro.

,,, noi/ii: nn:-an amino nr- ; oucrs 'ri-ii: mai-i cosr or iiviua av Lssseuina ru: Ai/iouur or rxssnsivr I uicrrs nrouinco 'ro suns Pi.v'ru: Nrcessiisv Noun- f isi-iuii:n*r 'ro 'ritz aoav.

E. W. GILLETT C0. LTD.

TORONTO ONT WINNIPEG NioN'|'|¢gA|. -_ New York, Surah in Springfield, Mass. ltaymontl in tlalgnry, and Allan on he old homestead, Sourls Line Road. One sister survives him, Mrs. Patrick McDonald, Souris.

Capt. John McCormack was every

inch u gentleman in the truest sense of the word, and endeared himself to all who knew him by his uniformly kind, quiet and unassuming manner. _

lie was interred in St. Mary's Cent# tery, Souris, I-ligli Mass being sung -y llev. lionald ll. McDonald.

I "ltexall 'ibothache Stopper will im-

mediately stop the "pain, and will be found to ne an admirable ¢=mi>0rarr_ filling. You should alwa.\’B l1BV0 Rex* all Toothache Stopper in the house. Price 25c. MacKinnon Drug Oo., Cor. (treat George and Kent Streets. Metf.

BRITAIN WII Ii NEVER SUBMIT.

_\iEw YORK, Jan. 12.-"Britain is

determined never to submit or Yield- _che never will make peace until the evil of iuilitnrisin has been so van- quished that it will never trouble the earth ai;a.in."

so said Joseph it. Choate. former

ourn' no traveller returns was tlie'l'nited States ambassador to Great late Capt. John llIc(`oi'mack of Souris llritain in an address to the New Line Road, Kins Co., \vlio took his yopy, Genealogical and Biographical

st long voyage 'ui Nov. 26th last tit Society ye5¢e,-day afternoon. U0 Ville 1180 01' 37- l "The British spirit, courage and I-le was the oldest ofa family of nine hope are magnificent," he cm-,f,inued. ;-;;,-

. . _ - . , . . _. _ .i ` , , ' w'v s an mo er in '

cially DL Sherwood' an unscrupulous -SCOTCII SOLDIERS l\ILT§ H ` Liilriiuitk andllhliiilvqrlllciiitirtr, ulieii 3:31; tbiwe take toward the war- I American. A notable feature of the . ‘f\RE T00 ‘iiiiiaiiiii i7‘iAii“ii' micy 0 yi/Tb' Oli H-ik f irend the other dai’ that the 50” °! 5 film was the beautiful- "northern LONDON' ‘if’n~ 12-” 1_)“’l"E¥ YUBCGP- i _ C(’°r{“fi° _ oi °we‘§{.a ii°2'lii.i" » ~ -

lights," the signal which the Indians iiiiy “i“i""°°“S p"°°eedm2-‘B ill the iii; C ii; eiiiii liieiiiii' waiting dis agreed should be for the attack on House “f Lords H lighter V°l`f~ Wall 5"' wayv-iitii 1;-ii,iii ii-,iiiiiii f ii iii? ie the fm-(_ A fum comedy-_ '-A peculiar troduccd into the discussion by some mai 0 |ii(_ nom io" °_ "iiiiile;'qn.]0d Inheritance," was it laugh throughout Of 7-he 300Uiiflll lllellllwrs, Who com- nveiigixii; i "`ai,i:)itli:l'i‘l iéfiziifelsloili ` ims and showed some clever work by ii ploined of the kilts supplied to thc gm q twain 0“(,m'ivi;l'y in (Jllineso ciimel, pony and dog. Mr. Dave Parks, iscottisii rfigiir.-zfnts. ` {i` mel. 0niisL(,m` wm`m.§` i '

as usual, was thc recipient of unstint-i lluron Moncriefl described these am 0 i U

.’ ' ,, _ I _ _ , _ _ Capt. McCormack was married in

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skirts.” vtell who still survives him. They had

Baron Lucas replied that the War it family oi' eleven children of whom

Otlice bud been una-ble to get 9, suflic- eight are still llvins. VIZ.. R0\1Hl1l A.. ient. stock of the usual material used Frank, Bernard and Mary E.. who re- in the making of ki1¢g_ side in Dorchester, Mass., Peter in

friend of mine, n woman “ell known 1,-_ 1,0ni|on,iuid been killed in action- I _,mm to hcl- ,md shortly afterward received an answer. I wish I ‘had the letter here tu read to YOU- -*he had tom- suns, three in the army ned One jr, the navy. One is dead, '0'n_9 ii wounded, one had been taken pI'iH0¥1‘°\° and one is still safe on hoard a Brill- ign battleship. In ner letters She sm-nits of her ‘Pride tim “'° “‘"° been able to devote all of our H0115 to the cause.' " ‘

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ti tl at the

Prince Edward Theatre yesterday, and it was produced as such to apprecia- tive iind “ bumper" houses. The beatl- lincr was ai preseiitatioii by Jesse L. Laskey, filmed bythe. Fanioiis Players l<‘ilin (lo., in wiiicli one ot' Ilroailway‘s biggest stars, liohert Etieson. took a leading part. lt was a thrilling play of' the great (lanaiiixiii trackless forests, entitled “ 'I‘lie (lull of the North." The ' oxcoliciit story is taken from “ The (‘-oiijurer's lioiii-ie," a hook by Stewnrtj Edward Wliitc. and its rlraniatisi1tlon| was prodiiceii iii fiiultless style b_v‘u galaxy of the best artists of the day. Tho scenery is niagiiiflcer; and is emhellislied in production by superb photography and perfect projection. it was ii play with which it would be hard to find fault, and wliicli Isl bound io appeal io nil lovers of inotiou pictures. lf. is aliuwu in tive parts and contains in ull Ili? st-eiies. The picture is to lin ri-peatt-tl this afteruooii and Ilifaln at night. when the imiueiiso patronage of last night is likely to be l'f‘-Doateil. The two ever-popular. favourites, Grace (‘unnrd and Francis Ford, were witiit-ssed perforniiug in another of their decided siiccesses entitled, “The Mystery of the White Car.” It was ii most interesting photo- play, produced in two parts. “lie Married Her Auylio\\;" was ii. conicily pley that was thoroughly enjoycil. There was another excellent comic picture proiliiccd, of the kind that are seldom seen, being ii most entertain- ing moving picture showing the per-` forinaiices ot' some of the clevorest comedy iicroliiits in the busliiess. These performers. who were watched

with great. iiinuscmeiit yesteigqny, are rarely seen outside the big v ideville circuits, and the iiiovle people have to offer big inducements to engage them. That old favourite song, "Sweet Genevieve," was beautifully sung by Mr Haskins and loudly applauded. To-morrow another big foature will be shown entitled " Home Sweet llome," tu which a comhliuitlon ofthe greatest moving picture artistes ol the day will perform.

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THE COST OF LIVING

LEAPS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. 12.- The newspap-

,ers here are devoting prominent space to the consideration of tho steady-in crease in the coat of foods and other necessaries which ln many cases are fromiitl to 50 -per c_ent, dearer than before the war. Cod has risen 10 per ' ' cent. higher, flour which sold in-July at I5 slnlllllizl ($6) in now -I5 aeldll- I ings. and fish has trebletl in price. The editorials urtro economy in the use of

foodstuffs.

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-there s no food that equals Grape-Nuts in concentrated food-

strength.

A pretty big claim, but listen-

“All-wheat food” sounds good to mo_st people, b}1i1GfaD€'

Nuts goes one better. It not only contains the entire nutri-

ment of wheat, but also the rich nourishment of barley.

More! Grape-Nuts is long baked and digests quickly.

Most wheat foods-bread for instance and_ some so-called

breakfast foods-require 2

' Grape-Nuts food digests generally in about one hour.

Being highly concentrated, there’s more actual food value,

weight for weight, in Grape-Nuts than in some other foods

sold in bigger packages.

` Grape-Nuts contains the vital bone, m_uscle and _nerve . making prosphates necessary for health and life, but lacking in most wheat foods-white bread especially. A daily ration of _

1 2 to 3 hours for digestion.

Grape-Nuts readily makes up for this lack.

Ready to eat from the package, appetizing, nourishing, _

economical-

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