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Graduate with honors from the Canadian Opthalmic Col- lege, Toronto, Ont.

Scientiﬁc examination of the eyes with the most mod- ern methods and appliances.

We use the Itctlnoscope or Shadow Test. The Electric Opthalmometer. The Electric Opthalmoscope for determin- ing the diseased conditions of the eyes. The Ski Optomet- er (the above instruments‘ sre the only ones in Kings County.) The Revelation '1‘ st Cabinet and many more d il- cate instruments.

We are Opticians to the people who want the best in quality and satisfaction and we are constantly testing with good results patients who have tried eisewhersTfY us and he convinced that we give highest quality and best results with s saving of I0 Der cont or more.

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..-iT PAYB to buy in this Prov- ince. ‘ ~

--‘l-- 0- A. the annual meeting of the Royalﬂcarlet Chapter Union District will be held in Sterling will“ POW Montssue. 0a Monday March 15th.. at a o'clock, p. m. El- cctlon of officers. lsaac Bears, , Coma. ﬂl-‘ribe- ists-a-nmilai

Jsasrssu NOTEBr-Mr. An- drew IMorant of Souris was in the -yesterday.—Mr. Alexander

visiting friendsr-Mr. Allen Gillie of 3°" Riv". was in the city yester- day on a business trip-Rev. R. C. McPherson. parish priest, of st. Margarets is very ills-Mr. Angus McAdam. lrlertnanvilie, is very ill with inﬂuenza, also Mrs, llughey McEachei-n and sou James of Black Bush. ars both ill.

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..'OABLE HEAD EAST NOTES. —The sYmpathy of the whole com- munity goes out to John Walsh and family also to Howard‘ ‘Mclfwen in their recent sad bereavegients.—— Mr. John Walsh and family wish to thank their kind friend; for ‘he many expressions of love and Symnai y shown to them in their recent eresvements-Jvir. Augus- tus J. Walsh returned to Lunestcne his-inc, to resume his position as Ticks; Agcnt having been called home by the death of his mother Mrs. John Walsh.—-M‘iss Catherine (Tlianiey of St. Mary's Convent. Souris, is now home on a visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O'lianley.—-'l‘he epidemic of iiu has almost passed. The school has re:- cpened after ibeing closed for three wccks,—The many friends of iiu- ghic Mclnnls, will be pleased to learn that he is able to be up and about flgliim-vli/Illss Mamie Lewis returned to her home aifter spend- ing a week with Miss ora Welsh. ——iMr. lPeter Sutherland | arrived home from the woods and now in tends entering upon the fishing in- dustryJ-wlviilss Marlon- McDonald, teacher at Primrose is home on a visit to her parents Capt. and Mrs. l\ici)on-ald.—Mr. Harry Walsh's many friends will be pleased to see him out again after a severe at- tack cll the Yellow Juuiiillcc and the flu. -

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ln Memoriam

MR8. FRANK W-ILUS

ston and surrounding district by the sudden death of Mrs. Frank Willis (formerly Miss Ethel Bow- man of North Wiltshire.) She was of a very kind and cheenfui disposi- tion, always willing to help in ev- ery good cause, 3, fuithifui menrber of the Methodist Church and W. M. S. There are left to mourn her sorrowing husband, also a little boy aged 3 years. Other members of her family are her father Mr. Wm. Bowman, one brother Aquila‘

A sad gloom was cast over King- -

..'GOURI8 BRANCH G. W. V. A- annual meeting will be held in their rooms at 8 p. m. on Tuesday the 28rd inst. Business-election ofpﬂicers and other important mat-

.ters. A full attendance is request-

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..*A BUSY SPOTFMr. N. J. Nicholson. Montague is enlarging his garage to suit hi; ever increas- ing business. life has s good staff cf _ efficient helpers, all returned soldiersl He keeps his help the year around, for he is busy sll the Ulric. putting car's in condition for uQXt season's wear.-—T. _

“ i he Greatest Thing in Life”

Griffith Creation of Sweet Human Trait; Brought Out in War st Once g ‘Love Story and a Grand Spectacle

‘ To the millions of soldiers com- lflK home, to millions of others at home and their sweethearts and wives. the military story "which is not a sham, which may he intensi- fied in action, just ss life -is intensi- lied ln_d‘rsma. will not lose its charm during this generation. There is moire melodrama. more ex Jlllislteiuthos, more comedy mater- ial, for that matter, more real drama stored up in the events oi the war than in all our previous history. The playwright who igno- res this, and Griffith is not one oi them. ignores thc spirit of the people. Griffith iis essentially a iplay wright, ibnth by natureand train- ing, and he is wise in hi5 generat- ion to seize upon those themes which are closest to the hearts of our people.

The greatest thing in life, that which is responsible for flowering the earth with children, is love human love, if it must be so de- signated. Love in above the animal instinct, Ibcautifylng and enrich- ing it -in a thousand ways, one of these being the idealism of wonian- kind, another the illusions of man. lie must have his illusions, or he refuses to lovc, quits when they are. destroyed, ‘while she, the ‘world mother, lovc,, on iii spite of losing them‘.

Says Drug ls An Ether Compound

JUST A F W DROHB UOOSENB ANY GO N 80 IT LIFTS OUT WITHOUT PAIN

You simply gayho the drug store man, “Give me a quarter of an ounce of fireezone." This will cost very little but is sufficient to re move every hard or suit corn from one's feet. .

A few drops applied directly up- on a tender, aching corn should relieve the soreness instantly, and soon the entire corn, root and all, can the lifted out with the fingers without pain. '

This new drug called freezone is an ether compound discovered by e Cincinnati man, who says that while freesone is sticky it dries in a moment, and simply shrivels up the corn without influming or even isritailng the surrounding tis- sue or skin.

Don't let fathendie of infection or lockiaw from whittling at his coriis, ‘but cut this out and make him try it.

Such is the theme of Griffith's story, with Lillian Gish in an ex- quisite‘ portrayal of the thorough- ly feminine character that seeks to be impressed. her performance striulght through ‘being without a blemish, a. beautiful characterizat- ion.

A crowded house at the Prince Edward began artistry, a wondrous scene in the air, of upcurllng smoke from ex- ploding bombs, across which an oc- casional airship was seen darting, and these scenes arc beyond the ordinary, as far removed from clap trap as any of the kind ever shown on the screen. That applause rises as the action goes on partly from relieved suspense, partly because we realize now that we are read- ing history in picture form. The only marring iletmil, some early suibtitle commentaries, are forgot- ten in thesplenrlid merits M the production/in its tender notes of pathos, its sinterity, its beauty, its grandeur. No descrlminatlng per- son can see. “The Greatest 'l‘hing in Life" and not sigh for more Griffiths.

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‘ . < _ i . TH MAIN REA . i. 1» I . _ _ _ b 4 i ‘v » . i .~ ._ 1 - ' s ‘ '. ‘P 3 Wh everybody wants money is because they have to live. g». In ordegtoilteep the G, W. V. A. going we have to get more g ~ cash. '_ ' ‘ , v ' . _ F, JZVERYBODY v A 4 y ,’ “ Is going to have-fhe privilege of buying tickets for the g - I i, G. w. v. A. NOVELTY snare. 4f f rama Y Murcia 12TH. K ’ 4 IE _ The boys and girls of the city schools will call on youvdur- 1; II mg the week. You are requested to be as liberal as possible. , . ’ - 4P 1 REMEMBER rim ("AYsi-t. g 1 _ > J Buy as many tickets as you wish for 25 cents each, and 1' I help the G. W. V. A. < 1E t iwoxn‘ WORRY - t, a About the weather, there is going to be good ice. ‘I 1: iti-Jnllsaiiii-zir ‘ 1. WE WERE GLAD T0 G0 ;\(.‘ltCSS FOR YOU. 1: 4P ‘ D II \\'1~:\vii.i._ BF. PLEASEI) li-‘ Ytll‘ WILL COME .-\(.‘ROSS 1 ' 1 FOR rs. a » , ’ l ' J “ -- --.. -;.-t

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"i want u nightcsp and I want it right away." said u" sleepy mascu- lilne voice over the tcle hone to Eugene D. Miller, secre ary and treasurer of the Pershing Square group of hotels, zit the BIIIIIIOPI: lato last xiigbt. '

More peculiar rcqucsic than that have found their way to Mr. liLilier since prohibition went into effect, and he naturally Biippogeij p, was n drink that was wanted.

"it's not for me," the voice went 0n. "it's for my wife. She i‘! Sllblecl 14> 0016B. and she wishes to take every precaution against

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"liold the Wll‘l‘ n inimiic," re- plied Ml‘. ‘Miller, us ho thought of all his friends and of liI-u-i own empty cellar, flllii then returned to the telephone, aiming:

"I'm vcry- sorry, sir, but we haven't a ihing in the house, There isn't it drop to bc——-"

"But l don't want ——-," the so» iourncr began. “I know, l know,“ begun the

treasurer", "and we would be very glad to accommodate you, but every bit of our ntock has been rc- moved from the hotel and disposed of weeks ago."

“But l don't want what you think l want,“ the soiourner finally ex- plained.

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..°‘IIl£i fricmlg, urc izlnd to we their genial friend Mr. Cecil llynes Montague, out again after his long unil trying liiness.—T.

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Bowman of‘ ‘North Wlltshire; gwo sisters Mrs. Arthur Smith, North Wlltshire and Mrs. Charles Millnr. Vancouver, B.C.The ifuneral which was largely attended took place at Kingston cemetery on February 27 the services being conducted at the house and grave by her pastor Rev. S. D. Webster. The pail ibearers were Chester Edwards, Robert Ed- wardsHGeo. Green, Wan. Green, Geo. Paynter and Wm. Paul.

—¢-<0->-—-— MRS. JAMES MCDONALD.

The'home- of Mr. and Mrs. Aug- ustine McIntyre of Bayside, Lot 14, was overshadowed by sorrow when the sad news came to them by telegr in that their youngest daughter va, beloved wife of Mr. James ‘McDonald had- dled at the Sisters’ Hospital in New York of double pneumonia on January 29th. A few~dsys before the tidings cf her‘ serious illness had been receiv- but it was fondly hoped that she might recover. But God in His Divine, Providence willed other- wise and she passed peacefully s- way fortifled by the last consoling mites of illiotherflhurch of which she was ever a faithful and de- vout member. Deceased was over of such ll kind and lovable disposition that nono knew her but. to love her, none named her but to praise. For her many friends and acquaintances she had always the kind word and sunny smile, and by her ever a- biding patience and unselflshness she gained lasting friendship and undying love. in the home circle which had s0 long been brightened by her presence but new cruelly saddened by the unflinching hand of death her memory will long be fondly cherished as one of those rare flowers which God lends to earth Ibut plucks s0 soon to bloom forever in Heaven. Orii Feb 3rd. her remains accompanied by her sorrowing husband, two brothers, John and Gussic and her sister Jessie were brought to her home in Bayside, where a large crowd of sympathizing friends and neigh- bors awaited. Few could realize as they gazed on the fair young foiﬁn, beautiful in death, that those lip; were forever dumb and those hands clasped overthe cold and pulseless breast were clasped for Eternity. - On Feb 5th the large funeral cortegejwended its sorrowful way to St. Patrick's Church, Grand River where a Requiem mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. J. A. Mc- Donald after which the remains were tenderly laid to rest in the

Ressurection. The pail bearers were Jimmie and Herman McIn- tyre, Basli. Michael and Sandy Morrison and Haroldjirown. There are left besides her grief stricken husbsndand parents, Mrs. L. Mc- Donald,- Msttapsn, Mass, Joseph and John A. in Maine, Mrs. P. Oussie now at home. These mourn the loss of one whose, c can never he filled on this I dc of the grave.

May the Lordgraut unto her lilt- ernal rest and may the lilbt 0i ﬁll love shine upon her forever.

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