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'r ° ' ' the Dunia niiinsters and to substitute l{eaeti0naries.~ llamont was one ot tlio events of this' Sou' _ or mo mldlw, who we", N,

week which wus graced by both ladies ' '

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rail) in Canada, and $2.50 for U. 5. A.

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will be oli~'et‘\-'eil by :ill Irisliitieti and by the other iiatioiialitie.~ ivliiisli have lievoint- l`iie~'t-il with tht-in in the nit-ltiiig pot of the ;'i'eal ivar. l’i‘rli:i|is iiowlirre else will the Day lic as revereiitl_\ and as ,~':\creill_v ob- served as oil the bz_ittleli'.~lils of |'Int'o|ie wliere hundred~i of llioiiszliltls of lrishiiteii ironi e\'rr_v laiiil on earth-

arc eiifgaged iii the life find death striigele for the fre_t‘-_

iloiii ol' thc -.vorld froiii the tlii'e'ilt~ite<_l l_vi'aiiiiy ol l`ru.~.~i;iii iiiilii;it'i.siii. "` In tfliarloitelowii the irish .\`o.~ictie>` will cell-lirate the day with the tistisil iiarade. .»\t io this nioriiiiig they will attend .\la>'.= in St. l.)tiii~'tail`.~' L`at|iedl'al iii a bod). The sertintii for the occasion will be preaelieil by l\'ev. .\l. j. Stiiilli of loiia. .\l`tei' the service the So- cieties will p:\r:ide`tlit- iiriiicipnl istreels, The listittl e\1Cning celebration has bceii postpoiieil till 'fiiesday vveiiiiig, _\`:\itli'day evening being iiiisuilalile. wheii a t.i':.\_iii.t entitled ‘°l\‘etrilnition" will lie stageil by local talent in the [’t‘ople'> 'l`l\¢.'.'ttre. _ Oi the early' lii2~`Jto'rfv` o'f'St2'1':‘itrit‘k litt_le is known lint that little has been so frctliiently eliroiiieletl as to iiiake a repetition of it here niiiiecessary. \\'lictlier lie was born in Scolliiiiil or iii l"raiiec, as is vai'ioiisly l-laiined. it is positively linowii that his life`s great work ivas carried on in Ireland ivhielt he relleciiieil froiii iiiigliiiislil by a lift' of devotion and .self s:it'rit`it‘e ]iei'~ hails tiiiparalleletl ill the aiiiials ul the L`liri.~.ti:iii rliiireli. .\lany legends liavt- been haiided down llirougli the trznlitioiis oi centuries eoiiewiiing _tlir great Apostle of lrt-lainl. one ol which. with rel`ei'eiiee to Aiigtis. the first King of Alunster. is perliaiis not f;i,iiiili;ir to iiiii' re:i.l<~rs_ 'l`li<_- '|`i'ip:trtite l_.ile of St. l`:tlricl< >'tait`_~..

"\\'heii Nt. l‘:iti'it'l< went about the l'roviin‘e ol

.\-lunster. .'\1igiis, son ol the King of .\liin.ster. went |~i nicct lliin at .\l;i;_{|i l"ciniliin iii the laliiis ol l)e-:ies

:iiul joyftilly t"t>ll\C)'C<.l llilll ill UIC RU)'11l (-.ily 0( U'~"h°‘~ rcalizci] llie worst fears of those who had the best iii- liaii that is as devoid of b-ini us a

, ~- _ -, , _ .. " ~ . . lzlitciip. Trlniiuin ii ar ~l iii

iihcie the l\~lll' l>ClltV»‘l -'llld ll-Ib ll-i 'll>Ul- tcrefts of Ru;_'i' 'i l f l, l’ l' 1, “ K ° “ '"9 " E-"

_ _ _ _ _ l__ _ _ __ ~. ~s.i .i icar int \ns~.ii iii not pit “wif in ,|,e|,. ,,,,m,,..,. (._- unpucnuom 1l“`-lfl§C“‘l-lf' will thc l"'"‘“` l““1 ‘"1 UUE "W" *“l`»` pared to return- to her lioiitlztge. .\ti true Russiaii: bill- *ll*/°l'H0 “S 11 ".1illll\0i"s ‘vit-ln thi:

“HY l’l°""*"| bl ‘hc >i-lliliis *`l`UZi¢`l` Ui' l"'\~`-UNI] -*Wil dill" roiiibiiied -to put the 'l`t-tiltiiiie l{ea<‘tioiiaries tindei “frm they mkm some of me most pup » - ' ‘ _ - _ _. _ _ _ y . _ _ _ _ _ _ na,-are quills--ivoiinil round ri crown ing tht- pei‘foi'i\i:iiive ol the b.iplisni.\t ttiLinoii_\ .nn |UUt_ "mi ilu. ;|>»5;l5_,-,,._“,.,,, Ut |{,,5I,m,,,_ ‘]“.,,- L.;,t5|,;,“~_ like ii band- massive bead cabnucli._ >l-\°l`l'¢'l'C<l UW lll05l il\`\\l¢"l'i"l'l “`l\hUl“ \-"l“l’l‘““‘“L'~ was the first iiidicatioii the Censol' Save the outside iiiiiiiuiéiitdciiigrallidiili. “irinlnhtqitoii 'nowerisi

_ . _,. _ _ _ _ - _ _ '_ ~t s Cery il

rlniilting as he :iftei'\\'ai'<ls told the saiiit. that the W,-,r].| that there was soinetlnng doing “lit-liiml thc .-mu, lieaw sllks. towe~lng ribbon bows. lJl(`l'*`l“L' "Y hi* li'-ll" [Ur““"l Pilfl Ui HW "\""~`l‘1Ull_"- line." 'l`lic re\'olutioii has followed llliicklvwiiiil eli`et'~ iiiiiiniiiiiiiliiiiivlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiligiotiiiiiiiih inn

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_ Ulltltf ll\C Ci0ll<l Ol Will' Sl- 1"‘lt‘lU\ 5 UM- Wi/ lb ti\'ely on its heel. The LieiiiiaiiopliileS have been il-ill- \ll1F‘-XDGCIQU \\’H.\'- l3l20l¢~ 'D¢‘-lilo.

today being t-elt.lirated. __\\e li:iv_e sonic groi_ti_d___ f_t_ir__i.,-“Sinai .,_QidC_ it.. Us |,(_pL._ “_” C\.c_._ “nfl mc _mr_>,_0|- _c_l_t_ro_i_i_.c.1<;3;é__si;rc€_n__;ti$____rc1i;?__ hoping that, ere the anntiersary tonite .ironiit flea' ‘i Progress and eo-o|ier.'.1tioii with the _-\llies i_ii the pro- lwidiiit-r Darts. with navy bl\l€'. tilssef

p_eaec_\vill_have rctiirncd to the world, that the lrouliled 'ecciitioii of the war have the get-emmgm in 1h..,,. ___;___ _______ c_____c__ _______ ______0____C_____ ____ sittiatioti in Ireland will have been aniitably settled ,mm1_g_ \\.- “my ,ww wok tu |h(. -‘S¢c.,m_,.0||(.,." (rum 9,-|,;,,ti(, touci, of uo\,,.m._

and that the blood now being shed by every section ol `“.»1,i.-11 so ,mu-|‘ has imc., CX ,edu ml _. fm. ...._|z. ,, , - _ "’ "' '° l lf. ' ‘ ' l `i` ' il' " ‘ill \l'lve \\'CltlCd it into 'I ii 1 li.. ~ 'll - - -_ .1 H d_ S0 I L N" V' lhfl Sock t.ommltl.eL‘ was indeed' tie inptrt .lin is -l lL'.-._ \\ - . ~ et , ttontitig a rea g, ellettive engine in the \v:ir_ fortiiuiite In securing Mejor Bartlett

more compact and niiiiied_;tnd coiitcntcil people even

than has characteiiizcd it in the past. ` NOTES -» 'i'iwS,|a_`. cve,,t,,_g pmved me success

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RUSSI.-\l\' RE\'0L\7TI0-\' i back to (_`aiiada soltliers of the First Contingeiit in or~"&\10l<il1Cl‘- The 'M10 Of candy. wliii-ii

.itoiiie and the progi~es.<i\'e or constittitioiial l'.)eniocrats_ tion they will give should lit the new battalions for the rapidly improve have obtaiiicd the fullvoiilrol of thy LiU\'C\”l\tllClll ‘\li1'_ front in sliorler tinie. Then, too, iliese incn who have i* ‘= * _ cltine and will devote the whole resources of the colin- been tlirotigli niore than two years of actual _\vai'fai't~ Mg';:'g_‘;:;:I__”e.:_‘,’_‘_dn‘_fd[’,"___:_°;;_° l‘_2_£__;_V_£_l‘_j; ll;-____l::__ try to the siiveesslill |il'ose\rnt\0\\ ul the \\'1ll`. are etilitled to thc rest that is to he given them, and “Anne of Green Gables" fame.

A brief. stiiiiniary of recent events will clueidate_ .__.________ _______°________ ____ __ __0~ok ____ ___ em

the situatioii. The Dtiiiia. or house ot' aisseinlily Con- '|`lie Patriot evidently keeps on sti'ing\a veritable lltlcil “Tho Wntchnieii limits Otliiilii sliltltvd ill |905 has had :i still' up-hill frght agaiiisetllc' poliglol capable of responding to any eiiiergeiicy. \\`c ,vchig a°';";gf;;$,"tn";'_§:§T_ old Teittoiiic gaiig which has for generations acted as lim-C not the Slight-Si doubt that tin- ,,,}~¢|,it-3| wr,-L-5- :tutiior to the front rank in tiic list oi the Cz:ir’s :advisers and eontroller_.s of the bureaucracy poiiileiit from Dartmouth who played sncli ti sorry Gamma" p°°t"",, ., ,,. The Constitutional Democrats or progressives who part iii the Allimiee business is as gqiminc' as th¢_]¢t. Mrs. l~‘. G. Coontlfs eoiitiiiiied ill torin the major part of llie Dutnit have been tliivartcd ter-writer tnriicd on to express the alleged iiitlignatioii My

a ain and again in their endeavour to obtain a govern- of "Fretieli-.»\cadiatis" (by-the~by does a genuine .\ea- - ° * ° °

t ii 'str resionsible to the elected represell- diaii ever use thehyplieniedesignation?) “lrisliiiiaii" Mi” H' Mcxelvie C" b"'““‘”"’m"

mc" or " n" y "l - . ' ‘ - spent several days vor ploasnntlv tatives. In Augtist, 1915.11 year after the \var._t\iey "countrymen," and ‘.‘()ne \\'ho Was Present." The licre this week. Y ` succeeded in getting the Cabillvl Clllflfgcd by the addi-_ letters have all at delight ful sanieness about tlieni but women ,mer °c;'|.|,:m_q' um about to

tion of ten members, five of whoni were to be repre-`_tliat is all that can he said in their favour. be installed as an ltllwflulont for de-

i'-"""""' I The Test of Value is DEMAND _

strikingly obvious.

For len successive years popular opinion has given first place to the Great-\\"g:st policies. For ten successive years The i Great-\N'est has written thcdargost Canadian Business of any Canadiaii Company. ` _,

During tivcnty-four successful years-there has been a

steadily increasing appreciation of the low premium rates-the high prolit returns and the liberal conditions that cliaqactcrize

the Policies of the-

Tlle Great-Weil Life Assurance. Co. .l1°t'il“3i"33l 'liv..‘I‘$."f"i`i'-..".l.‘Z..t’t"‘Zi T3

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HYNDMAN & CO./I.TD..'_ _

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i'l`hc situation reached its crisis on Novenibei _’| last

ttitional l`)einoei'ats, letlaii attack on the goveriiineiit :intl directly accused the Czar of being once more the tool _of the Dark Forces of the l.nipire-these “Dark lforees" being eoiistituted by the .\loiik Raspti- tin. a nuiiiber ol' extreiiie 'I`_entoiiie Reaetioiiaries. and _sonic ol` the highest fuiiettonaries in the Lotirt. 'l`lie` iiifliieiiel- of the "l`)arl\' l"`ox'ees" was dedicated to the Iiriiigiiig about ot a .separate peace with Licriiiany.

This iieriiiiiiiopliile party used l{as|_iutiii, who posses- eil great iiitltiettre with the Czar, asnn agency for the liroiiiotion of its ezitisc. ln the tniiiistry itself, the lead-

L ' ' ‘ .gl ~~ rs

:ill_v w:~iitell hiiii removed. but _earlv iti`|)eet-nibrr i_t be- ca-iiie clear to all observers that l’rotopopoil` would :iol_

lil- oiisied. Instead. he wr-is received iii audience bv thc]

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Finpire, and the elianging of the coiistitulion of the Lfouiieil so as to give the lteactioiiaries :i majority ol" tivclvc over the l‘rogressii'e>‘. 'fhis eliange was the last .straw evitlenll\. 'l`hc Couiieil of the lfiiipire has ltad _ a longer existence than .tlie Duma. being inzide up ol' incii appoiiitt-tl liy the Czar and holding ollice oiil_v dur- ing his pleasure. tt had always .until receiitiy liven eil- lirely under llte control of the bLii'elitici':ie_v_ :iiid had been used as :i eouiitervveiglit :tgaiiisi tlit- steadily grow- ing |‘irogressiv‘e power ol the l)iiina-_ .\s the result ol the war the Lzar seeiiied to draw 'nearer the Duma than ever before. and froiti its iiteillbers. .selected his ad- _vi5ers._ The retippezlraiice oi"l{:if~;piitiii at Court. how-

downed, and' thc rc-aisceiiilztiiry of the Reactionarit-_~‘

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The action of the (joverinneni toward briiigiiig

_ \ _ der that they niay act as instructors to the nteii in swén me rcceipts mid am) ch H _

._ The revoltitioii iii Russia iS U10 l1C=ll “CWS l‘C¢°\\`L`d training here seems excellent. The inen iviio have been 0VC'lllllt; was mosfsuccessigl. _‘er ‘L siiiice the outbreak of the war. lt means llllit U10 ‘two venrs at the front sliotild be nitieli better instruv- , l\ir‘ Arthur Crib mkfiri ft

'RC3Cfl0llUflCS lllld ])l`O°(iiL!l'lll€.\llS ilil.VC i)CCll lllllllly U\'Cl'- in;-5 |_]\;]\\ ;\|\_)i (f;|i|]Q(l in C{\|'|;\(|;1_ Tlic fqrm gf ingtruc- V»’(llUl;|nll1g hlm 1110239 f?-Dm

(ln this lest the value of The fjrcut-\\'cst Life Policies is

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unix, miacnoiis. roii aulxnilr slams

-as Purnlahad by

W I Louaoii,

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JUST TRUST HIM.

I~laven’t you always been ashamed

of your worries as you have looked hack upon themr Haven‘t you wond- ered why lt was that you could ever have dlstrusted your Lord so cruelly? Hai/an't some of your teamed to take up each day's tasks with a quiet mind and with a hopeful apirlt because you know that God is planning for that very day to do his best for you? What more could an of us ask? I-lo makes

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interests. and almost before we lrnowl tl he has multiplied the little into ao much that we wonder at his merciful goodness to us. %a_.t if wa should tum t its whois me om-,i,i__iiim. with-if out any holding back. so t t he may

_ make ua over into a new creation.

and ixeiitlenioii to hear the opening

wlieii`|"rofe.s,sor' Patil Mihikolf. leader of the Consti-.` ceromonlals, the be-iiiiiiativo Chamb-

ers being crowded to standing room. Among thoiie noticed wore:- Mrs. A. A. Bartlett. Mrs. Jenkins. the

-< . H : . Misses Jenkins. lil~s. D. 0.M. Reddln

. (From Our Own Correspondent.) _`

France with the'iElrsti('a\|tudtun (Ion- tlngent nre to be brought back to (la-. fuadu. and will. be placed on instruc- tional staffs in the varloiis military districts. For some ttine"'ollleei-iii ol’ the tlrst contlnzent have brian lnoullhi. back for liistnietlonal purposes, but.

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QIQQQOIIG 4‘\\\i*O*§'li~l'O °fO§l"l"§§Ol'§*'l\i\l~O§i\§i|.

.i ol the l\t.it_uoit.\rit.~ \\.t.~ lrotoptipoll. Ministtr of| ‘_ _ *_* r _ |,a(.k H, (-u,,,,du tn not as |,,st,u(,t0,... th* li tvrior lhe |)tnna 'ind the l’ro 'ressives ifeiier- ‘ ml' sy”“'"`\"‘ L? °“”°"‘s°“ M ll* lwllli-‘~'.»\\'€‘| Fl’-Cvlvell \1_\' Htlldlvfs \\'l\0

Mrs. ivan Reddln. Miss Yduniihnsbantl Mrs. \\'. ll. Altkin. Mrs. Dalton thu Misses Dalton. Miss Ward of St. lolni; Mrs. Pcthlek, Mi's.- I’erkli:|s.`

now the rank and title' are' to lic given an opportunity to act as instructor"- ln the different .inllttary branehei-:. At present plans aio under way l.o

i~ -\i°~f~- M-~»» -i. -i~ i~>\»»~~»»~ -we l.tT.‘.1-‘.'1f'..l"’.‘iI‘...‘.`."“’i‘."'i'. °.f.i.‘lit2£Zfi .°.'.’.?.f `M°N°"i“‘ "'13 Misses M°G"°K°" amlitht liistructloiis the iioldlein wtll` re-

iii'-i_}i_\._ otliers. The Guard ot'___l-lcnnr',.,,|’,.,, |,\_(mm(|a_w|i| shortemthetr sin, hiiaditlciilipiiiigd o4ftliMi‘tji;.:liilf<iiiihliiiiiii in England' Thc mtunmd emcew

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inndii an ex(-eptloiinliy line slioivini; ||,‘Lx,\_`;;\..._?\c‘:,,:,l;.*;,':f:i;lg,iéle bliiuiiili

and _wits yioivett wltli pride and ple:is_-_\._._m."(_l `_,__m_im.h_ The m“m,`unce_ ‘"0 ll '"“"V "m""“3~ ment that tliesu men wlll be brought

Mrs. l'i\ton. Mrs. J. F. Morris, Mrs.

"_|”;"°"‘f':' m"h“"‘l*‘- "0“` “tatl""‘3" have lictii wounded and ai'e_' now dis- “ ""9 |‘,"“'~ 1" "W ‘l"*“|‘- l" 1"" elitirizetl. - They- olaiin that their com- Anizeles. (nillfornhi. ot' his tixthcr .loliii |.mh.3,u,_. emmcd to the “,cn_L.m.m.d lltc-linrds ol' Bldeford. ',-,_.M_ 1 _

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‘ Llitless the English. governing class spreudliig evvrywlioro. On the other will, with swll’tiicss that will be tllllte stile was Famine, also spreading e\~..,.\. Sm|.m,,g_ stop playlni: tlie tool the where. And the oniens we-ro true ,iii relatlf.-ns between England and Ireland onieiis generally are--for a ttnie. 'rhi- wtlt be very i\e2l”ly oxitctly reversed. et-nnierctiil country wal rich eiiougii What' Lord Ilosebery said about Eng- to crush anything lt chose in that ng", land will bo true about lrolnnd. She tiulturul country. 'lo-day the saniti-

wlll be the predon\liiang|:_firtnei~. This oiiieiis stnnd up dlstlneti' lint on thi: will not occur heeiinse ‘e give the other side of the gulf. To-dat tiili lrlsli llonie Rule: on the contrary lt sniiie oraules speak; but lt ls lit ii will eei'tulnl_v occur if by any lneon- speech not our t-wit. 'l¥b.¢|a`. |,.0|nm| celva-lilo inibeeility we don’t. To al- iii gi-owing :-tenet-_ England is nm low ireland to lic Ireland ts. nt thlS_ groiviiig richer. In statle ocoiioi..ie~. inoinent the beat and pcrliaps the lust Eiigliind is doubtless SU" the ‘.|L_h__`__ ehniit-e we have of nllowlni; England eounti-y, Biitiln active eeoiioitiife to` lic llnglaiid. lt’ thc polltleul und tim; cwntiw hope and L.(_m_lcm§_§ moi-iil eoiidltioiiei eonttnue as they nl’o_ wlileli we Enqllsli see in our mam"-___ ia this i\i0iiw\i‘~ the lialiiiiife will he tiioi-S. ni. irnlt see in tiieireiiitiii-in resttretl, but the balance will he utter-| Second, lt was tttivnvs said itiiii fi".

ever. sliowed that the old gang \v§‘l‘e not t-:tsilv to li. il b"l`l\\ tlml Sivlrls iiade as~tlie iiiii,

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- . . - . " , ' , ' - Mrs. Arthur \\'. llolro_\'d ls ht-lnifl .` .._. . - ... .. i.‘;“..:§i1?.;.‘;“i;.§:.ff‘.::‘;‘1::‘f“f‘...‘f.:“2::“>.fr". “'.'."; »-----i....=l..':=rl::r:.:°:»1..f..=a.:'.frw.r=

t .\. t L .o . ,,.\itiz.i ions. t . ii.. iiliere slic luis been lor thi- |,0,,|,I,, of Onmva "my Soon- be ngm__

pant several months '

donned at ;:entlarii\er_\" niiiforni, which no iiiiii`iStel‘ Sl\l\`C _ ' ' ;, liii.: ini- houses in wlilcli to l-tvc it' the the days ol' ;is§assiii`:itiiiii of \'oii,l’lclive had \vorii_ 'rite ,-tboizweit t‘li;itite.- oi' tin- i. 0. l_;‘(,p'\i‘f_;lt(i,‘,l,],g‘,i-ioillilii :nld.il_ _\,\':is olivioti.~` lltattlic "l):trl< l"orce.s" were again :_)_;,:;:',;u?.::;:£l|-Tltisiifllilil|:;T,,'iuT f],(i;;',I|i:i§""-" L" "“""’“S"‘l1 “UFC lH'0'\'eii' few . in control of the (_`zal'_ 'l`heii foward the eiid of De- we-rlt iii iioine sin! oiiiorseiis. up \§i;,glLi`_::0,',]:,l:|l0il§ée ° eeniber. the \vorld_'wz_is startled by the news that Ras- __‘n’_,_Z(m`tfr§,r';;’_r .‘\‘,'i;f_:_|'_‘_§ _"_:‘_'_f"_'_"_l:'_ :‘_;‘_‘f°_';_"f_l_”_ .‘.‘:`” _ putiii had lieeii _slain in Petrograd by sonie young arts- Rcnenl. airs. Neil lleQiiai~rle._ Sect;-_ 0fL\|,e`éil,,m,', tb" `¢i,.i¢u||::L. uf ,§i0,`f(

-Miss (‘elln llurrows -\ss 'neety -

tocrz_tts_\\'io~.'.ere nown o a\'ot\r.ie causeo le. _mm (.___________c_ ______-__0-______- ___(____-_______ __,_ _ _ __. __ __ _ _ . hes. lhl' ileuisioii not to proseetite tile slayers, how-_ Seciy and iTi-easiirer. Mist. |.‘_ Hu,,t_i§`.;ifl'::f#i;\(f(;;d;;i0::8h;)Sée;;1§m£:.{ci|-lag ever, led to the fall of the 'l`repol`t` ministry---l’rciiiiei'i S'""d“"d "°“"""_-__ "~ H- "emi ifivttfslil' Of \\0‘1B0“- ‘lf "°“"S9"-`. “QUIK ..\le.\:iiider l"edor.o-v_itcli Efrepolf lieiiig~~f'oi7ce<l to haiiil- Mrs. l'ui~tly. who is leiivliig next"igiitiiizht‘t|i]i¢t:,t,,;\,,,{|l;;i?_\::;:“;:;c{’_:f;’_°_l§e¥‘_‘_f. iii his resignation on _laiinary 9, and in his pliiee the ":|"f“;‘__;’__:‘,__’_‘ "';“f'_'” :‘9"*'°“' "‘“”"_*“l"fi“‘@‘Si "@llll1lS ll0HSll1l':. - `0nc`re‘siilt of Czar appointetl l_'rince Nikolas Dntitroviteli iiolizine. iitofor Rusiiiliie lingtmttfoiiiiliiiii liliiiiillliiliirz-iiiiiviiiiini mtiiiliiiiiusii-i 3 bm-(-uucml 0|' thc Um 5.-]]00|_ This was [_O“0“.c,i f0_l|0\\'0o' bl’ u daliit_v lniielieoii ativtin per cent ls. srtlll ‘asked In cerlxiln

\\hlte‘:i Parlors. Antoni: the pa\1~.'_

by 3" hnimni-"I ulmsc U" .im“"‘r)` [4 ' llumilmtillif “"`l`°-‘ MPS- A. ll. Sieiviirt. Mrs. l\'.'nev t'0i' .six and n -hall' pet' er-nt.. iinrl `

:mother |{L.m.uUmir)»_.n5 |»\.c5i(lem Uf1h(.(_-Dum." UI- thc F. ”l`ldma"eih. Mrs. ll. ll. lloliiiaii.i it is l'reel_v iiredleleii that the rain'

- Mrs. lllissol \\htt1~. Mrs. Yeo. ltlrs. will go ivllll loivei liet`oi'c long.

ll. l-lorne, Mrs. \\'ii|`i'ld 'l`a_v|oi~, l\li'.~i. fl. l-I. .lciiklii.~i. .\li~.-. 'r. wiiite. .vita-i llliui.-iz. 'Miss ll. _liov_i'ei'. Mrs, |)_ Mt-. Millan. Miss I. llninc. Mrs". I' ll. Stcrns and llllis‘_Slennor Sit-.riis_ `

\i_nong the weleoinr- \glsltoi';-._ thi:

weon. tho guests of Dr. und Mrs. Conroy are Mrs. .\nlii and Lleut tllyllc Auld who eaine over from Halifax.

E ex week.

it =ii fa

»Lai'ge, sinttll and inedltlni hu‘s vie \vl‘.h one ttnolher fo" llrst place- iii D0Dlll::rlt_v. but l.a Mode ls ln a ll|ii~r- al mood and l'i\vtiri~t none to the exciti- ilon of ie ~ - - --

tl othei. Mllady mai ..oi.

fvrtli to ii cnrrlcn part., in ii mn win.

that Galnt~iboi'oui:li loved to paint, unit' next iiiornini: zo wsliotipini: ni a tur-

l>\0“Y\ and llllrlile lending an able snii

to assist in securing tundfi for it. iinicli nccdcd work, as his leeturo on

ol' former occasions when this tale - od gentleman favored Chiulottetow

was llberullv donated also helped to

Mid l\0l>e that his health niny now

are just now rejolt-lng in 'hor new ap

ness ls eaiising her friends inncli anxi-

livoring the malls ln Paris. the pro~ ferenco to be given to the wives 'of soldiers.

U H U ~ On Str R. L. B0t'den`s latest visits to the front in Franco. Hon. J. D. Hazen was absent ln the north on a pilgrimage to the cemetery. 'whore

is buried. ' -

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Mrs. C., D. Weeks and iililldroii

raid farewell to _their friends this

boat today on route to Medicine Hat to join Mr. Weeks who in located there.

Rudyard Kipllnfs no'w iioitgfontit

led "Have You Heard of My ~ Boy Jack." was introduced by eiei-ii; nutt‘

ag _flueeyihi Hall, London, l~`eh'rnaiy 2t . ' :

Limit Auld retiir-ns hc-ine today. ltlrs. 1 Auld reinatnln ‘iiutil n t ~ '

his son. killed at the Ypres sultont.,

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week and are crossing over by tho-

l’1~oplo who would under ordinnrv

tinarlers it is noiv possdlilo to trot' iiio

...ve-»~»~ .~v.-.-¢.»..»....-,.,.¢.,.~..-/»» -..,.~.»-.

'l`hii niictltili lillilize ('llllJ hail :i veijt'

plva'ant tzanie at .\li's. 2\liiM’_ri-nil_\"= lioine nn 'l'hnratl:i_v nl`.tei'iiiion. ,quite a' nuniliirr of latlit-.s li<-ing iii-esent.

.-. .. _

.lllsu \\'ai'd of Sl. John. ls siiiniilliitx

a few diiys in the city visiting her lii'0llioi'_ who is ill in the (Thailotte town l-lospltal.

='t 3

.\'arioiv at t-he :ulio\lldei's', wlilc at.

the hlpst inirroiv at the ankles-lliiis ‘itu'l. the l'a.slil¢iiia-lile' llgure ot’ llll7 assiinic ii liarrel-lilte eoiitonr. the ne. eetispry bicadlli iniilwiiy bein: ‘ae- lileved li_i' ptitilwis. pleats and tl_\'In1¥

ed. All the solenni und silly things the Unlontsts have been taught to ro- lioai in their political infant si-.liools will be i::'lnil_\~ and ironically fullllled. 'l`l\e l`nlon ivlll he pi'cnervc'd. The Prmltiinliiulit l‘u|'tner will he iireiloiiil- iiant, The question of Eiiezlninl icl- vtng Home llnte to ireluiid will have vaiiislietl t`or ever. For the' question will be whether ireland will give l-lo‘iie ltule to I-Jiiglond.

I have pill this with the iii'ntullt,\'

liivol\'ei| in \irevlt_v. liu‘. I have tested lt and iliruslietl lt out throuixh a thous- and actual lneldents and exaniples. ’l'he.- are too iininerons tc- mention; lint l will talie loiir or tive ol' the nies( liidlizpuliilile. l'r;i'liiips the best ur- ';uiiit-iitatlvri nieflind wiiuld be to tnke, line- al':~-i' the other. all the groniids 'fi \\'lii<-‘\ we aint 'our tiitliers and '::'a'itlfallier.~‘. ns we i:i'c\r np. onine t0 rw-l i-ei~liiiii llia‘ the nredoinlniint part- nt-" in |Iil.~' elirioils island group 'was inc~.'llalil_\' our o\\'i_i eounti‘_v.

-‘ i.

i"ii~-=i. lt woiild he broadly said that

litiizlaiiil/\v:iii rleh and lrelantl poor. llut this ls a stateinent liindeuunte to dt.it-i-llic the stiiriiiigg fetilliiig. l nilglit nliiioit i-my the sn|iel'><tillo\is fcellnlz. liy ivliieli iiieii Jiidge ivlietliei' they are. ivliiiiliiiz or lo:-iiilg. ll is often a nint- ter iatlier of oiiit-n.~i than of troiililes. iiiurri ol`°f1i\'out'ahle orneles than ol' fruitful \vars. What really- affected the iiiliiliit ol` Plntrllslinicn ln the early iiln»iteenth eeiitnry was no-l that Eng- land was rleli and Ireland poor. lt was that Etitzliiiitl was ei'owtitg rlche" and li~i-land i;i‘oivln;: iioorer, On one

panels.

side of the ;:i'ef‘ii gull' was Free 'l`i'ade.

Enizllsh were lnw-abldlllg. The coin. illltllellt wus. of course. niuddle-liead_ ed: lint it did co~'i-espoiid ‘o soiiil., thing.: real and nntionnl. ,\|,|,.~,,x;_ nlatulv. what lt mount ivas Ibis.: that the ordinary .lofin Ilull. or niltlilli--i-la.s:< Eiigllsliiiiiiii. had never i'ouiid lt iict-es. .~:iii'_\- to dlstlngulsli between law and jniitlee. For a patriotic Engllshimiii the qnvtriiineiit ot his eonntr_v und the nor-'l o this country were vatrnelv lm.. thing. l"t-' ii oatrlotle lrlsliniaii the izovcriiiiient ol' his cuuntrv aint th.. good ol' hli-i coiniti'_v were `exat-tl\» and liivarliihly opposite t.h,tnci=. .-\=' _\|,._ l-liizli I.-aw, l think. said ln ii hom. in which I had the l\_ononr,_ ci 1-tillaliora tliii: with hlin. it was the ti'iiet,-it\- .if Ireland thnt loyt1lt_\~'nlnl patrlotlsni. whleli geiterully go fogctlier. were there aliviiys sopariiteil. The “law alildlniz" assumption can be _seen lti liiilf ti linnilretl things that nn lilnizlisli- niun would sity often and an li-lstiiiinii nian nflgllt. nay. "Iii this niatter i liav.~ always thought the law iilioiild he al~ tered." Sonic uneducated lilngllsliiiiaii might say. in it .misty nninnei-_ "\\'li_\-_ li liughln`l to be allowed!" lint liotli liitplv that the law lg jtistlee, or li lt ls not. it must bo by ati neeldunt, l-`ii|~ nciirl_\~ three linndred _venrei all li'l.-li- inen lnivo nssiinied that the law wit-_ liijiistlee: not by aceldont. but li_v de- sign. An Eiigllsli philosopher iiilglit .~ia_v. "Sueli ii inan should lic broiielil to justice." 'An litgllsh lioiiseiiinid inighi say, “ll you say iinlither ivoro l'll sereain fo" the police." llut ii-ish pllilt’-.iopliers did not bring thflr conn- |r_\'nicii to justice unless they had iiai'» tleillnr reasons for ruining thetn. .\iid tlie lrlsh poor would cull for their

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ed todo-a 1 --

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about work and play with it new and Chrliitlilte' spirit hi all tliingiit' i

“So wilt thou take our offerings small

transform ini by the power of his grace into new helngii ylio shall go

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and mdltl§y.t\ietn'iitany rpm

With yleaiiingf from above. "

.'6\ilJ‘_ /as .‘l»'~i-. ie". . . .gut . _... ». __ -, ‘~ :.2 '_ --

_ oi time na wont and love. ` (fHARL0ffET0w N

fGiving Up .Credit Business.

` We wish to notify all our customers and the public .

generally,`thatWe are going out of the credit b_u_s_ineSs`- 1 For. several ‘years we have been buying all kinds of farm produce and paying cashfor same,_- at the same .. time. carrying a large stockof merchandise for sale ,- this Wefound difficult and since the great advance --in prices of .almost everything, it takes nearly double the _ amountg of _captial _to do business, and besides, 'yevery barrel of Flour, pound of Tea, etc, on our Books ties upso much more capital, so We have finally decid-

e Cash Business After April 30th. `

' This will _give us ~several thousands of dollars

_ foririerly on Boo s which we will use in carrying larger I _stocks _and more lines of Goods and will enable us to do niore-i cash buying anclin that way we can sell closer. ` f OUR MOTTO has always been “Topav highest .cash prices and to sell at lowest possible prices”_. _This “can only be aceomplisliecl successfully by adopting the

CASH SYSTEM both buying and selling.

_ I Our New, Department R will be opened next Thurs day morning at nine o clock with .a well assorted stock of DRY GOS, Gents 'f FURNISHINGS and several other lines. Our stock is 1_arge_ ~-and will be offered 'at BARGAIN PRICES. This openiiigsale will be conducted -strictly on one price to - everybody and that for spot cash

No -goods will`be allowed o_n_ aprolgation. _ - We feel sure our Customers will all agree .that the Cash-Systemis the right 'way of i doing, business- We._bel1eve .they will' all be ‘satisfied that we are giving sufficient Notice before adopting this New-Cash.System'.

”"'“‘°-“-"-""' - - fl COME ALL.to_ our Opening Sale.

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"Lord. when to Thee is little lad I _ . ~ _

Brought the small loaves of bread; _ ‘ ‘ .

’l‘.bv touch enlarged the gift. nntli . '

Five ttiouaand men were ted. ° 0 ._ - ’ .,

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we, ._..<