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FEBnUARY16,191s ’" - ~ -' "f f --f ~ -1

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BEANS AND BROWN BREAD!

Where? Zion Church Hull. When Saturday of course, Feb. 23rd.

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at Otta\va. H-cn. H. D. McEwen is acting Premier and has takell up the duties ill the Premier’s Office. -*`

BUOCEBSFUL CONCERT.-A very

successful social ill ‘aid ol' Red Cross Society was held at the Methodist

about $70. Mrs, D. `A. Mclilunoll. "

thanks to the friellds from Cllal'lot- U

gralnnle and to whom the success o* 0

oRwlELL cove.-'rim following is A

uw stalltling oi: the pupils of oi-well <1 Cove School for the lllollth of Jall- uary. Grade VIII.-1, Mary Nichol- son 2. Ellller McPhelson Grade ll '

Grade IV-1. Walter McLeod; 2, llus- ‘

mn. Grade iii-1 Willie licrl-isser I

I2, F10;-emo 1\q¢Le§.i1; 3, Reggie MJ. speeclltu-5 were lllade by* the trust- Donaid. Grade II-1. Flo Nicholson; ._@U='- f_i‘~‘V» W- H- SWCH H1111 0lTlcl'»“. 2, Donald Nicholson 3) James Mu cclllplilllentillg the teacher for her

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WEDDING BELLS.-The lllal'l'iagc

took place in St. Dunstan‘s Catlleilrzll on ‘Monday ulorlrillg last ot’ Miss lier-

'l`lle marriage ceremony was perforul

The bride was very ibecolllillgll

IT PAYS to buy lil this province. ___

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_.L Marion mga; 2’ Eugen M9,-1-is. illellt ot' Murray ltivcr sclleoi, was say; 3, Wyman, Auduluou Grade VI held cn l<‘rlday u1`te-rllooll, .January __1_ _youu H_ Mepmmul; g_ 1|-we Mc, 25th. A lulge ll_ulllber ot' visitors were Luouz 3_ .Muxweu MuLuuu_ Gmuu v_ present. The exallllllzltioll was coil-, -~1. Ethel* McDolla-16'; 2. Florence ‘ i Mcpmmm; 3_ W»eu,luy MuD0uu1d_ Rev. W. H. Sweet. 'File work ill ull

gel Mgllgnald; ;;_ \Vi|.1m-u Mupuer. showed faithful wolk oil the ll c'

way they acullitted tllelllselves.

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The allllual lllceting oI` the I)ullstafi'--

nedette Dunplly of this city Io i\lr. "il U 1 "` ' `

John Huggurty uf Fort Augustus was held at the i`actol‘_v on Jail. ltltll,

1918. _ Tile attelltlanrr was large and

ed by the Rev_ Maurice Muhuuuuy entilllslastic. 'l`he` business :lone dur-

ing the yeiil' ending (ict. llist, 1917 W

THE MORNING GUARDIAN nlay e ilad at the News 'mid' Variety

THE ACTING PREMIER.-During 5l°l‘@» 70 Great George St., opposite

the absence of l-lon. A. E. Arsellualt SL Dunsw-"S C"'thed"“|‘

BEAN _ SUPPER--l<`oIlo\\' lilo rowd and come to the bean suhbel'

Zion cllurell Hall Szltulwllly. I<‘illIl.

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MURRAY RIVER -,SCH`O0L»-.-

Church, -Brackley_ lust Wednesday Standing “f ‘PUPUB 9*' P"i1“§"`Y d0W_\`l' mem the amount realized uuiug ment- of Murray' River School lol'

lolltll of Jailunry. Grade lV~1, Will-

Truuuul.,_u. of me p,.uv|uuiu1 Buuucu llie Carpenter; 2. Alfred Saulldels; 3, acted as cllairnlan. Tile committee LBS'-el' 1\9e“9“~ Grade IU-L MHl'|01l in charge desire to express tlleirl M°L00d§ 2, C|\i\1`l9S H0I‘l0ll; li, Sid-

ey Ferguson. Grade II-1, Marjorie

tetown, who 100|; Dm-t in the um, Reynolds; 2, Hubert Beck; 3. Leil-

na Gorbce. Grade 1 Sr.-1, Louisa

Itlle social was largely due. (Other H““'ki\l=`- A111119 MCLQUU- eflllilli 2.

‘papers please copy.) lticllnrli Mt-Leall' 3, Annie Stewart'

_ ei-ac.-e 1. Jr.-1 'willul-il llcteali- 2,i

Inrgaret Llllldrig-an; ii, lluttee iilur-I ack.

SCHOOL WORK.-'l‘lle sellll-aullu- l c.\;l:;lfl:;.;I.l.l of the Jullior depart

lucted by tile teacher lliiss Cilllll alld

dasses was very satisfactory, and’

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Ile teacher. After the exalllillatioll,

aitllful work. and the pupils for the

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DUNSTAFFNAGE FACT Y.-

g Cho..-»e .ind Buttel (‘o.. iltil..

ROOMS WANTED-Three ulliur- l I I shed loollls ale wanted as \\lll b

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seen hy classlllod ad. on page one. I ‘-V ~- -

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7 AND 8.4)

Trapped by Bandits in

Burning House '

While outlaws ill the pay of at secret ag-

ent of the Central Powers stand guard, is the big' “Punch” in- -

WILL YAQUI JOE TELL Third Startling Episode of

“Tile Fighting 'l`l‘ail”

(‘l:lil'e .II:lt'I)o\vcli

And al Strong Supporting Cast

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Conling Features _ llflonday - Tuesday

Jzlcll I’lckl`ol'd

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Louil-ie lIllfl`

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J ack and Jill

Wednesday - 'l`hul‘sdzl_v

l)allllt_\'. l.o\'t-llblc

“The Black _iMantiila” '

_ In 'l`hree Grlpplllg Acts

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ill the Second of the

_i Series of “Sub-Deb” Stor-

. Joy nllil Lllllgllicl' li

. -lil-~

“Roping Her Romeo” _.l,,~__

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[lzib’s Burglar

Sellllet (,olnedy' i Liiary Roberts Rinehart

57|'-L THEY ARE NEAR ll ullllost fccl the touch of catch dcll

hand |>el'i‘c<'t lirve,

Tllclr pilrfeirt pcalcc and (lod`s lllost

l{llo\\'ll llllto those \\'llo il\\'cll lvitll

dressed ill a suit of blue with blliclf

furs and black hilt \vith white trinl <

mings. The brldesnnild Miss Allllii '

, Di_ll_t0n was also dressed ill- 'blue sul

TIIE PICTURE or “PRINCE cH.4RIiIING”.»iND THI. SCALES wn'f‘ f“is-_“fm 1’l“““ _""9 ‘he ¥_""°"" TELL OUR BUSINESS METHOD. WE GIVE YOU YOUR FULL fufgi ‘§;‘;’a|§‘t.._"f"f’§‘;"_§ 3*. _‘ff §‘L°"t’f‘(' l MoNlrY’s WORTH. LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE JEWELRY ‘B “‘ 1” 8 “‘ ‘

BUSINESS HAS TA UGHT Us WHAT.-lND w E

_I _ . , ~ .' :llpl .itil potions .ind J. tottll of ll

H RE TOBUY. SO

WHEN YOU BUY ANY ARTICLE FROM US YOU CAN KNOW THAT THE QUALITY IS SUPERB AND THE DESIGN IS CORRECT. ' _

C. W. PATTEIISON

ture home in Fort Augustus with best S

was the largest in the ilistol-_v oi' ill"

hell (1011 111115 “UIUC UW ‘|"‘u1` “nes Upon my owil_ to llclp llle lilliierstzlilili

“'ll0ll\ ‘V0 IOV9 l still .l l thi-irs .l tl the' are lllilleni

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'olllpany (‘l‘cilln was s llii-il by To dwell with Ililll ill pcl‘1'ect peace u-uu though

rolls for cream silpplled, tile aver-

home of the lu-me 20 G,-uftuu Su-eu; l age valuc_ ot' butter-filt for the year Find colllfort lil the thought that they me happy couple left fm, meh. fu being 40.023 per lh. Mr. W. J. Gill- l

cn was re- ected presiilellt of the M

‘olllptllly audi the follolvill' board of

- ` ` ~' ' ' ' 705503 NIS. H"UV0~ ,'l`lley dwell _ill lleavcll, I on eartll be-l

iii' blltter was lliailut'lici\ll'<-<l. the We cannot feel that llc has loose-ti |uu~_

gross value wits llpwlll-ds of >f»i'lS,:!‘.’0.0l>

‘oi wlllcll $52,205.00 was paid to pa- \\

the tie

'llicll. bound ollr llulllzlll llelirts oil

earth; so I

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i.\‘o brolien lies, bllt just a veil be-

_\ly ellrtlli_\' vision and that world ull~l

ualdizlll .lllrel ke lin watch'

wishes l'or a happy wedded life. (

APPRECIATION- Tile ladies ol

St. Vincent de Paul Sewing (Jil-elt _ _ ful. the Door wish to extend their wlllcll bids well for another success- hearty nlld sincere tllullks to the i`ol- ml 3'°`*"`- 'UW I’“U'°“S ‘V110 SUIIIJUGU

lowing people who helped tlleln with their Allied Musical Show for the

poor. Mr. Chas. Earle; Mr. Geo.

THE RELIABLE _/EWELERS Delilois; Mr. Gallagher oi’ the Prince “

Mr. J. Austin Trainor; Mr. Ivan J. Hughes, iMr. Simon Paoli. Mr. l’. J. 'M'cTague, Mr. W. J. ~Bl'o\\'n, Mr. J. P.

_ __ Duffy. Mr. Wnl. Brawders, Ml'. ill. (

IlllL\\\\\\\\WIIllIlIlIl\\W//IIIL\\\““IW FIWICISI Pl"ll\<=iDHl Queen Sq. Queen 0

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Bros., '~St. Dunstan’s College students U

_ Sq. School; Mr. Forsythe, of 'Miller N u ACCESSORIES

We czll'ry u- full lille of supplies including: iliat.te1'les Priilling Clips

Spark Coils Ilrllill Cocks

Spark Plugs (‘opper Tubillg

1’rilllilry \Vire Tubillg Connectors

Sccolldray Cable Gasoline Valves

Switclles (iill'blll°etol's

fl‘erlnillnls (Eheck Valves Magnetos Steel Shaftillg

.\lllllleters lirollze Sllnftillg "

liattery Collllectors Shaft Couplings

Timers 'Propellers

lllotol' Oil Stllilhlg .Boxes

Clip Grease Isrollze Lag Screws Ellgllle Packing Tllrust Bearings . Stllfllllg Box Puckillg (Ill Clips -

Intake Scoops (l_l'ealse Cups

\\':tte1' Hose

Write for Prices on illlytlllllg required.

Mr. Nowell, wllo w‘lt|l exceptlolliil capability worked assidiously in the

Orchestra ulld young lladles’ (‘llorill Club of St. Dunstan's Catlledrul; alld ill fact to all those who in ally way helped to lllake the afl’alr such az

splendid success. Tile gross nro- ceeds amounted to $345.25 and when °

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ty will have a very substantial sum, ( wlllcll will greatly assist thenl in

N. Kerllall, the Knights of Columbus overseas conlnlissioller, wllo has' just returned from France to effect ull -or-

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ry out the plans for the relief work " of the Order, which have been up- proved by General Pershing and ills

general staff, received the following L

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\\'e llllvo at large repair depnrtnlellt and cull over- haul illld r¢~pu.il' itll makes of Marine Mo tors at

l0\\'t‘Si* ])l‘l(30B. the Order _pledges his individual sac-

- ` riflce and effort to aid and support

you to the end that the new yeztl will W

urlng the world a just and enduring

Q Q “I consider MlNARD'S LINIMENT 1

` the best LINMENT in use.

l e e igoi my root badly jammed lately.

I bathed It Well with MINARD’S LIN- `

_ ' IMENT and It was as well as ever

IMENT and it was as well as ever

next day. I

Yours Very Truly '

ILLUSTRATED ED1'l‘IoN I T' °'

A Distributed by the

Charlottetown Guardian """*""""'u____E_c_ Hams

Clip th I th ' and present tllem together with our ad -

vertised prlleilooi) $1.5gs§nii°:gi?;lii'e your Copy of the BIG PRINT RED

Edward ’I‘heu.tre; Ml'.'Edgar Ehaw; S$éii)9'00£'08Ii]I0 mgmf/"

-,‘ I). I . 6 GT D . § l`llIS Gill $505.00. All local paltl-oils. Among

those wllo shipped by rail were il. 4 renin, $709.00. o. W. »Mol-row .$571. .- 0 'I'

Crabbe, $442.00; E. S. Bovy'-:.l- $404.-

D 'v ~ i l_VIcLeod Bros., $480.00; G. A. Goile-

capaclty of 'Stage Manager; to the troy' $4°0'00'

first page of tlle Toronto Saturday Night is all article entitled “Cullu-

"tlle expenses are deducted tile Socle- ‘YU|.m.m~ or Cuummm A-1?" _.S 'wwf

Mary McLeod Moore. 'Among the

their noble work of hex Dmg the pm", i_l_l_tlllles lllelltloned is that tot’ Mrs. lt.

0 ,- \-»- "59"‘ ference is made: "Mrs, It. C. Hol-

_ F _ - EA __“ _ __ lllilll. wllose_old home is ill the Ulli-

K O C OVERS S ‘ r Wane' ted States, ls the wife of Lieutenant

lt. -ti. Ilollllull, ol’ Prince Edward is- lalld,_ilo\v ill France. and before she

` galllzation to return with llllll to cur- becalue am amb"]"m'“'e drive" 0" July,

to the 1st alld 4th?) 'she worked for the Canadian 'Red Cross Society lil

N Y .» H _ ,b _ bu f_ appears as the central figure of il Gi;ili`i-zraleuil-’eli‘sTlliii‘;:llgieriynagiii PUtl3liIi ifflfse §':l‘0Ul:i_m l\1l_s.__M__;-,Le_£>d__ ‘V"l_"‘”f:_ _§\\\\\\\\\\?I[lIllll&\\\U

I "Prensa accept for the members M haw: noilnlieenlbiliziltlthlll abcitil liliili ' ' ‘""""" " `

your ol~galllnt'i‘c-ll my most cordial llol- Work in me uma; War Most M. ' may greemlgs' Let “S enter the new tllelll are too bus ' doin' it to bother' year with mu commence of the right whether tile worid 'l greclates it or

eouslless of our cause and the sue- ‘pp ‘ '\ N;

' ' .. '.. . _ tllillg that is said about idle Calla-

mm cabled me muowing reply' hen dilins. Among tile busiest, the illost

cuss of om, arms Pershing.. Mr Kel__ not. ol* to trouble to colltradict ally- t Q .__

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_ _ 31;!Flgifggginl§;,a:cr;?rlE1iTe ¥f:§;;x\‘t;l0gf efllclellt, and-if they will forgive

EPAIRS -1 ‘f it 1 `» ' -1- t f l

_ R c'erely thank you for your message “fer 0 ‘er ow “ex ‘G mos " 9 / '-'

Columbus deeply appreciate and sim such trcedolll of speech ilolll on illi-

. _ Y , ., _ ' charllllllg, is the group of Cilnudlun xx" ,l?;Tt‘2,si';h1;§wtge;;us izfifmtlgg women and girls wllo are privates “ troops ullder your collrlllalld, accept in the (mnudiuu Aww Service Corps

the assurance that each member of ih England"

U ' ` itll collanless neck alld elbow

O 989 C°mPl°te f“m“"“3“t' '91' y'°“" °°'“' sleeves ure worll ill the aftelulooll.

°’ iidellce of the victory of our arms in

30)( 370 the cause of democracy, thereby sec- *AE-”

LETTER aie|.£. _ =

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3 Coupon; -1 and Postage

and . Secures It

Specially bound In,gsnnlna Limp heather. 'l1\lm°l‘°\ll UWWINI °°|°|"

“il Plates. mapa and biblical scenesdamily l'°¢°1"i» °¢°-

Aln dm ¢ gh || Dona Version)-' Bama blndin no the

Prolas\:n:nB;¢k,°';”':rp|:¢p|‘|;u3¢|( gt (Ilya uma price, with thru gollponl.

Ililfl i f ,-wltili zo mil" 'I mu; _mom so 'mils

“Ut wirhili'ii'iTt»l¢‘ifii.°°13i'3iili°°. lirmu

Eye Specialist

$21 oils. limi limit .salla- lng. Charlottetown Ollie: Hun 9.30-12.30'

2_5 ,

Phu 68-Y .

, b directors. Mlessrs. Nl". E. lfessey. if Scott Cilirlls, tlhas. ltobt-l>t.~:oll; Orrls Gi ' ~ ' - - -

the largest anloullt oi’ crealll were A. -l\»Iol_Iac with $1,757.00 worth; tfluls. l_iobeI'tsoll. $l.20iI,00; (`. 'l‘. Fel'gll- on, $901.00; Will. J. Gibson; $847.00;

0; ot-0. lv. noilpt-l-, -$503.06; l.

0; L. li. Coles $385.00; Jas. 'l‘. llo- ei $653 00 J. L. Halvkllls; $692.00;

OF LOCAL |NTEREST.v- ()ll the

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ian Wolllen Wllo Drive the Wound- d." it deals with tile work of thc

5’ cl

olps ill London and was wlltten bl

llolllllln of whom the following ro-

(Was the date il subtle coillplinlent

olldoll." Mrs. ilollllan’s 'portrait

y g ‘ ' ' is s. el g

o’el‘ ine, _

or solnetilllcs lvllcll llly heart alld i

ll, Jus. Slllitll. .ind James [}ov,l, Theuu lm-0,1 onus uuwu 10 1u,v,u~ vu,-_\»y _

near i

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bf? A little time to wait wllile loved' one-sl

there l

Keep tender lvlitcil o`el' llle. till 1 may

need cheer Shure

liilll :lb:\'t~,

‘ t.\1ali‘y 1). lirille

tapes with shoulder _rohcs ole ill

vogue. ' »

‘ (‘ovl:rt cloth coats halve ruccooll cc-llill's. _

Evelling wlups arc of velvet, satin

or -brocade.

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year Welt Boot.

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t°oMM1sSi0NER RICHARDS

Salvation Army Tag Day

and Street Colle tion 1: Feb. 23rd.

This is a stlollg fine Boot a _

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for every day w'ear and is worth $6.00 but we have

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-I Which is Urgently Needed for the Upkeep and Extension of The Army's

War-Time Work Amongst the Canadian Troops

36 PAIRS _

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to olcur out. '

\\-'e llztvo all sizes today lint

dvlse _vou to collle quickly. This is all '

American f

Boot _

nd wc recollllllelld ll.. `

0rris-Smitll-- Beer

Stlalgllt long blouses ol' velvet

His Knowledge ~of your Condition

These are the things which

he writes in his prescrlptiolls.

lt is important, then. where

you have that prescription illi- ed. We have everything prescri- bed by physicians luld our com- poulldlllg is conducted with skill and care. Tile special care which we give to

' PRESCRIPTIONS _

has caused our prescription de- partment and ‘every other de-‘ partment of our business to' grow. '

is ca

This growth is continuous bo-

cause people believe in pure drugs. superior service and

right prices.

LET U8 FILL VOUR NEXT

PRESCRIPTION |

Johnson & .Johnson

The ‘Quality Di-upitvro I

Cor. Prince and Kon! Strut.

STEWART’S

Big Bright Restaurant

ready for you where you ff nizet the best procurable in ‘

Quick Luilcllel, Dinners, etc., etc.

-_ant open 9 a.m. to 1 a. m.

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For Chapped

Skins

There is nothing better

then MAc’s Cote CREAM. It’s cool soothing, heating, and will not promote the growth of hair - - 25c

i Up-to-date Service

First-Clan Lady Cooks and Waitreues.

Everything as neat andlii

'clean _as a new outfit canjiiig make lt. ii;

Prompt SERVICE. Restaur- f

Moet orderly-well-conduct ' ; ~ d clean Restaurant- that’s i.

S'l`EWART’S, ' i ;

101 QUEEN STREET \ Opposite Prowse Bros

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Tllrougllout t`anada il 'Fug I)ay_lilli| Street Collection is to llc held

ill every i,-ity and town wllere Tile Arilly is estahlisIled_ Tile date ot’ this l'1|`foi‘l has been fixed for l"l§lJltI7AitY 2iIi'd.’l`llc object is to raise lllolley for our War Work, the needs ol' wllicll lllust appeal to every -t‘aiiladiall. Just what is being done for our boys overseas will be evi- dont frolll the following statelnelltz-

_, ' i=lEs'r Hors Fon cANAoiANs

2;: Rest lluts .ue bcil li-latcil lol and used i-\ilusiwl b\ Calla- -i»

x - ~lgo|." ' .‘ ."y _' J '

diail troops, as follows: Great Britain: Bralllsllot (llcar l~l:lslclllere)_, Z Huis; Wltley (l\'1llford). ii \Vc-.st Sillldllllg, 1: I-Just Salldling 1. St.

,4 Martill's Plain (Sllol-llclil'fc). i; l)illgate Plain, 1: Seaford, 1; Shore- °i', llanl-lly-Seo, 1. France: l-lut at Base Ualllp (llavre). l\llotller at

Etaples. Tile huts at Seaford and Sllorellzllll ure what may be termed double Hills, illezllling that there is one llllt for l'ei~roaIioll and rofrosll- lllellts and allotllci' for llleotillgs. _-\t the other places there is one Ilut which is i'or rofreslllllellts and recreation at eertaill tlillos, but

_*E wllicll is oil freqlient occasions used I`or lrleetlllgs,

in udiiltloil lo tho above three large illlirl|lle.~l llllvi- bi-cn sent. over

to l<`i'allcc by lllterniltiollal ilead<|li:ll'tel‘s and are ulldcr the cllargc of Clltlplaiil-Caplalll Steele. .

WHAT THE HUTS STAND FOR _

Willie this goes some of the wily towill'd.< describing ill ilctlull terlns

tl little that llas been accolllpllsllcd. the gl~catcr. vuster, and more valu- able work call llever be expressed. since ,so very lllucll of Salvation

- Army force is active In spirit. A lad enters all Arlllv Hut with the

ostellslble purpose of pllrcllilsillg it cup of cocoa] Ile is ilwlly from llonlo I'ol' the first Ilnle: lic is illissilli: lllllily things wlliirll llare llladc up his life. Now, wllell needed Illost ol' illl, |`or ho is up ugaillst terrible ollds, he knows they are out of reaizll; so he comes to pay his penny i'or cocoa and to l'ei'eivc the i.:li`t of it trllslful I-llllile frolll 'I`lle Arlliy l\djut;lllt's wife. Tllilt thc Adjutant sllould filld tllne to sit at his table for just al minute appears quite natural. that the boy should tell lllill something of what is in‘llis heart, quite the simplest thing in tllo world; that the /tdjutallt sllolllil guess il lot more and say a lot more

_ _ than words can make plillil, all llappens ill the lllost ordinary way; ami 'lf that the boy should leilvc the llut with ll new elasticity in his stride and

ministry aims at lllaltillg lllell-good men!

llR\\¥IIH\\\WIIIIIKIL\\\\\\Ylli\\\ peace. Kernan." _ .

- Your Physicians _ . The TW” Macs I,

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SERVING THE SERVICE MEN

$ If You Want to Know What The Salvation Arm 's War-Time Wor

y k Il

in a Wider Sense. Here are a Few Items

Huts, Holllcs, etc., for Soldiers at some 100 t`entres ill England,

tllousands of men helped daily. Nunlerous Hollles luld Agencies i'or Soldiers lil Nortllern Frallcc. Work amongst the Forces ill Calluda.

Egypt, Malta, South Africa Australia. New Yealillld,llldls,Ceylon

(thirty-tour Salvation Army Officers are oillcially appointed as Chap- lillns.) Visitation of \voullded in French and English Hospitals by Women Officers doing fine work. The Army's Motor Ambulance Cars nlld Officers. Culltoells limi Lodging-Houses for Employes at Munition Works. Oillcers 'I‘l~aclllg the Missing on the Continent, and Caring for Relatives visiting their dying men. Food and Clothing for Prison- ers of War in Germany. Rest Rooms for Troops at Railway Stations. The Army's fifteen permanent Naval and Military Homes, where thou- sands of Service mall are cared t'or. Organized Visitation of Soldiers’ Wives and other dependents.

SALVATION ARMY CI-IAPLAINB

Out of the tlllrty-four Chaplains mentioned above six are with tho

lfalladlans. They are us follows: Captain Steele. now nl. the Front ill l~‘Ianders: Adjutant Pellfold, Bralnshott Camp (Elli:Iilnd; Adjutant (‘ilrrolI, at the Base Ill Frilllee; Mejor Mctlillivray, London ilingland); Major Walton, London (EngIand); and Staff-Captain White. Exhibi. tion Camp (Toronto) All of these Oiliccre are doing devoted service nnlongst our Boys in Khaki. esrl g for their moral and spiritual welfare, advising and helping them In their-temporal affairs, and doing all in their power to keep tllem cheerful and strafgha In spite of the great temptations they are up against.

THIS _WORK MUST BE KEPT UP

Heavy expenditures have been incurred In connection wItI|_\ItIli`

War-Timo Work, and the above-named lam It needed lt once. Wo ink our friends, therefore, to give generously on Tug Day.

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