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Lode "Daring Young Person

Eesany

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- ~ » mail were received at Cape Traverse

A it._.A BlD_5 Parts Eéalli at Tornieiitine. The mall spe-

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PRINCE OF WALES

- _ '_ ~ )l_|8lTS CANADIANS.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Canadian

statioéngry hospital at Le Touquet. near `ul'og`ne base, had the honor of 1 visit from the Prince of _Wales

His Royal Highness received u coni-

missiozrin the Grenadiers at the open- ing of war. Soon afterwards ho pro- ceeded to France to Join General l"re`nch's stair. 'i'I!he Prince visiting -the Canadian

goqilialivras accompanied by Lord _node ;ri~lemiit2_. _Lieut.-col. _stanley Barry, also of tierai French's staff. The visit was unexpected. The Prince made the rounds of all the wards which are named after the different provinces. Ho manifested the keeuest interest in the welfare of the patients and met several men from the ranks ‘of his own 1'o§im9'l1f-' ' ` ' ' The Prince before leaving expressed to.Coionel Shillington his extreme sat- isfaction atthe general ctilciency ot the hospital.

incidentally, the Prince, while on ac-

tive service. has been hunting with _several packs' of beagles intported from England soon after war broke outsnd which provided considerable sport for the oiiicers who thus repeal- ed the practice of their ancestors in the- Peninsular -campaign.

This diversion has now been stop

FLOUR TWO DOLLARS

- MORE THAN A YEAR AG_O.

ST. JOHN, Feb. ii.-E.vtraordllnlr_v

conditions have advuiiccd the price of tiour to a. figure away lil iitlvuiicq of, ivllat it. has been for some tluic, thc

present price being just about_tu'o dollars in o.d\'zili'c ` t

standard Miiilitoba brands advanced twenty cents pcr barrel on 'I`uesdu_\' and standard Olitario brau_ds advanced twenty-tive cents on _M6iiday. Tile ‘dealers state that the advaiice in price of tiour is solely due to the en- Iiaiiced price of wlieat. \\'lieat in Winnipeg was 144 oil 'I‘lilirsday und in Chicago it was 149%. These quota- tions are practically sixty cents per bushel in advance of the price of a year ago. lioughly speaking. the price of tiour advances live cents per barrel _for every cent advance in the price per bushel oi' ivheat. Consequently, according to a leading local dealer. the price of flour is not liigli proportion- ately.

The one thilig that is ot' importance

to the consumer is that, according to the consensus of oplnioii of the deal- ers. the price will gb still higher.

t ul lie price of ii__

Year 0149- 'N10 \Vl\0l0='“|*~’ Dl`l\'0 <-lf" portion oi` Iiigeriloll's lecture oil Shake-

ped, owing to representations by the

French Government.

Captain Harry Morell. Canadian i\lc-

dical Corps, writes the Times to-day adding his testimony to the value of inoculation. Speaking ot' the process

,_ .. 1 _ I _ The Tijd. i_n its issue of this after-

3)oX?l'?.‘Ir6a%r'n£§l sfgéiuirgif 5-_P353 is noon, describes the return to _MaI_ines,

‘ ' ’ ` Helgiuin. ot' .x40 Be glans wio iave

jectlons within a limited time. In this [_

" Q9'-i‘.°“rei‘;;,k°_%hl“£-leiitli%eE§;'i_;’:_0tlxlfaffgg hostages silicc the beginning of the

g?"severe'"colistitutiollal reaction or Gorman i"w'Si°" of Belg‘um‘

ad§_f.ipfected firms. This speaks vol- _ limes for the teclliiiquc employed __ which .was sllnplc." `

ion oi’ why these people were being cnt back, the opiliioii generally iield,

T0 OH COUNTRY

.-\i\lS'i`l-Jill).-\.\i, Feb. 2. via London-

een intcrued and licld in Germany as

Although tlicre has been no explana-

_,_

WMAII' GERMANY MAY; - -»- -- DO T0 GET COPPER. “.\Mé'rElto.\lti. rel.. 3.-"so nn ii.. Copper is concerned, by making use ot' all the bronze monuments nnd the copper cupolas_ot' the cliurl»lir.;_ and

gogleqtipgyjl_tl\¢_};0pper_we lulvc used fo- other purposes i’n the la.-it ft-w years. Germany will lic nblc to hold out forcthirry years more," _ Thus spoke Dr. Schuster, sol-rt-liir.\‘ of the German iron l"ounders Ifnion. at the annual meeting of thc liniun in Dusseldorf. according to ii despatch -received ‘by the Tldd. Ilr. Schuster is ,reported as having added: “lt” iiccvs- liary, in the conquered parts ot' Iici- gitim and France we shall seize every-‘ thing made of copper."

thc 'l‘ijd says, was that Germany, illi- ablc to feed ull the prisoners in licr hands, was seizing tile' opporllinlty to send some ol` the iielgians back home. 'l`lie correspolltleiit says the returning lit-lglaiis were all rugged and dirty.

- inlllhiivilsi

_ VICTORIA.

il. ll. .\coril. .\`oilris; J. ll. Slc\v:i|‘t_

(if-orgclowll; V. Sutlierlutili, .\‘ol'tli b_‘_vtlncy; Mrs. l'crr_v. Mr. and Airs. IC. E. Mcqiliirric, Siiliiliiersldc; G. S. ln- 'mun, B. Ii. iioluinii, tfhurloltt-lo\\‘li‘

c. Gin-i-on-ny, llnlirax. '

" O -sv

Ons cont per word first Insertion

sash continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

_ ‘: Twenty-five cents.

ini-l-ilniiil lilifsisiritnii ins.

In this column. hi-iii' cent per word

N ' "

7" 1

.` 7 " ~ I FOR SALE-SMELTS TOM MV

_ ___ __ W _____] rods and ilattish suitrlbie_fo_r Rox "F6_"`*"“"' ANTED. i‘> tl. Price 2 cents per pount- D- I`Se:;5:l!1catal2gtEavTgolaiwanti bro-I li; to John D. Ilaslam. 53.W1=\i9\'

midc prints, portraits dat and cou- vex, frames and sheet pit-titres.

` Merchants Portrait Conipuny, lo-

ronto." ~ '-“ ' ‘

___ _____________._-- _ __

A NT WANTED TO SELL F0r_'t The Old Reliable Fontllill Nurscric-._ We teach our men to sell. Experi-

__ once unnecessary. lligliest comuiis-

Blono'pald.- Ilalidsonie free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron- ‘ to. Ont. 8264-1-liME26i. _

-lists villlmsn-rsiiits _ i.IolE§ w7\"N're`o"To"oo_Pi_A|N

and light sewing at home, whole or

” ppgre -time; good pay; work sent » any, distance: charges paid. _ Send _ ggiagnp for particulars. Nitlollal "Manufacturing Company, Molitrcal. ' _. S428-1-ll0i\liili?}6|. __- WWTED.-A gli or woman t`or gon- 'emt nousewnrlc. Avnlv to F`rv<\- ` ‘-_i\_!olsoii. China Point; P E.

,._.

woman for

or ' liberal rv-_ time. Mrs. lmv-‘

_'£21'

Chelsea, Mass, U.

NM-I-SHUI:

ffTR_'.‘AtPPERS TAKE NOTICE

` willfconvlncetyou. '~_Write for rice list

Wegay the highest prices for Raw Furs. One - - tagsf The New England FurCo, 131 Marlboro

S. A.

_._ . » o_o .- gi.. i.»- r

St.. City. 8331-1-_:I_l_liriJ1_4_i.

‘rU`RN|t5"s`t§`ED,` C§Ro`vvN iN CAN-

adu, season 1914. We oi`l'cr 1,000 lbs oi’ the famous "Corning" Green Top i~iwedc, grown purc in Yarmouth ('oiinty t`or forty years. Large crop- peg-i;_ gi-but keepers. delicioils ilavor__ l‘_ricc 55 cents per lb. by iiinil. Write for jobbing price. S. -_l’. Gotulcy. Yiirlnolltli, N. S. R356-1-23Mtf.

LOST '

Cos? Ti-TU`RsbT\V`TtTéT-i`T`oN` FITZ-

rny street, lietwccn the Arena Rink and Great George street, ti pair of skates (l:i<l_v’sl. Please lcllvo _nt 215 Great George street. 8437.

slruiirioiis vsgliiir BILLY SUNDAY’S MESSAGE. GREAT OPPORTUNITY 'FOR MEN

or women.'We will pay you $120. to distribute it in your iielghborhood. Sixty day‘s work. Spare time-‘may be used. International Bible Press. 182 Spa/lins. Ave.. Toronto. f

, , ___ l |

WANTED 'Houses wAN'rso.--Low s_s'r. 4

in lil years old: clcvcn to tliirlocn liuildrcll; soulid nud kind. Will be lu t‘llnrlottct_o\vii l~`rida_\' the iitli. 'l‘uosd;ly the tith anti Friday the 12th. John J. Mcliotlgail, John Iloriiv. Hiiiill-2-Ziliiiii

WANTED. VING T0 G0 OUT BY

tiny. Apply Hllillsboru St._ f - ' ' :S373-1-2(iM:iiptl.

F\»__\f;°_°<>"=“_'_.1i_*‘%.°'.J"“‘*<=' A

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‘ Frank Oliver. Acconipanists-Miss

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_ The Central

'IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

HOME GUARD.-No. 3 Company of

the Home Guards will-drill at ts o'ciock to-night at the Drill Shed.

N0 DAMAGE.-Some uneasiness

was felt last evening by a brusll tire bacli of Highland avenue towards Brighton. between 7 and 8 o‘clock. The blaze was a considerable one and was magnified' by many into a gen- eral conhasratiou, but no dalmuge was donwexcept' to the brush.

THE MA_lLS.-Seventy bugs of mail a ` '

were sent to the mainland via the

pes yesterday. Sixty-seven bugs of

om Tormeiitiilc. 38 bags still re-

al arrived in (lllsrlottetowii ymitcr- ay afiel"iioon~at 3.30. The special

8,45 o'clock, the usual time.

QHAMATIC ` RECITAL.--Mi' ll.‘ Irv°lngi»Beers. will give a dramatic recital iu_.‘ Kiiidrrgarteii Hall on Mon- Jay, the `15th. Ile will be assisted by l`o<`:al_'.iirtiste_s. Mr Beers will give 'selections iroin Shakespeare, Brown- ng. H_vi-on, I3u`r_us. Kipling. Burroughs. Kendal, Service, Ilood, ililey, and a

ipeare, which isconslderell the great- est tribute ever paid to the immortal Lord of Stratford. S-186

"COMMUNlCATi0N.- Neitlier of the winter steamers gained port yes- terday and worked ill heavy ice all day. At 7 o'clock last evening the Stanley was 6 miles from Pictou with her ilres burned down for the lilglit. At the sunie hour the Minto was 7 miles oft' Cape Bear stuck for the iilght. Tliey are both expected to dock this morning. At 8 0'clock last evening a special train left Charlotte- town for Georgetown with passengers, etc.

INSURANCE MEETING-The Char-

lottetown Mutual Fire Insurance Co. held their annual meeting in the Board of Trade Rooms last evening. The re- ports of President and Secretary ili- dicated a satisfactory busiiiess year, and showed the company to be in its usual healthy condition. .»\ vote of thanks was tendered the directors for their careful management. and the old board were re-elected as follows:- Geo. E. llliglies, Ii. t_‘. Goff, A. (‘_. Duclielnin, Dr. llagnall und J. A. Fur- quharson.

S. 0. E. AFFAIR.-Tile Patriotic

Social and Dance held in the S. O. E. Hall lust evening. under thc auspices of the Sons of England. passed oil' most successfully The eveniug's eil- joynieut coliinienced with the follow- ing progrliuime. which was presided over by Mr. G. 1). Wriglit:-Solig, Mr. E. A. Foster; song, Mr. li. Stcrns; piano solo. Prof. F. T. Watkis; duet, Mes'-irs 'l‘. E. Robins. G. E. Ritchie; recitalloli. Miss Lora lllll; song. Mr. R. Messcrvoy; recitation. Mr. I). E.

tion, Miss Eleanor Lowe; song, Mr.`

M. Stems. Miss L. Earle, Prof. Watkis, Miss J. Blanchard. The numbers were all excellently given and enthusiasti- cally applalldell, inauy oi' the perform- ers having to respond to cncoros. At thc ronclusiuii oi' the programme, af- tcr refrci-tliliieilt.~; had been script., tin dalicilig coninlciiced. excellent, music being i'urulslicd by Miss Joan illancli- urll. 'l`lit- nicrrinient continued until an early hour this morning, when the i' piirly lirokt- up everyone feeling that they had- thoroughly cnjoyetl tlleni- sclvt-s.__ ’i`Iit-rc was n lurgc attendance and thc proceeds will go to the Put-

riotic Ftliiil. -

THIS CAP STAYS ON EVEN BEFORE KING.

vonlr. l~:ng.'; l-‘t-l».':i'.~-mir inn new

'Yup ot' Muiiituiiuiico which thc King is prcsciiting to York, llic estates ‘oiiiiiiiltec ot' thc corporiltioii have _allopto<l_ 1_1 tlcsign prcpnrod by the York School oi' Arts aild (‘-rails, which 's said lo bc, as far as can be ascer- tained u reprollnctlon of the cap ol’ the f'oiit‘tcliiiili <~i~nlur_v period wllcil the first _(nic was prcscilletl to lilo t:ily.' Iii.~iiruc.tloll.-i luivc been givcn i'or the 'lrawillg to he i'or\var`dod to the King `or approvtil. »

Il`h<'e ('np ol` Maiilltellaiice is ii llci-id

covcrilig bestowed by King Ilicliard ll. upon thc ollicllil ilppoliitetl io carry `hc city sword. who wears it on all. stntc occasions, not uncovering even ln the preseiirr of royalty.

It is. tlullbtfiil ivlielller tlic presollt

cup is tin- nrigiliui one pri-soiitetl by l{liig_ltll‘lizlrd Il. lt is known to have uiiticrgono repairs, the last in 1579, and is non' ccrtiiliily very rld and delapitlatcd in nppolirtiiice.

‘gi

HUW ll] IIUHE l

I IIHHUNIU [FIJUGH

Told in the Following Letter

by a Jackson Man_ Who Knows from Experience. His Word ls Good.

Jackson, Miss.--"I am a carpenter,

and the grippe left me not only with a chronic cou li, but I was run-down, worn out andwesk. I took all kinds of cough syrups but the did me no good. I finally got so weakl was not able to do a day s work, and coughed so much l was alarmed about m condition. One evening i read about Minol and decided to t ii, Before I had taken uquurtcr oi' larlgottle 1 felt. better and after hkliag two bottles my cough is entirely cuts

alldtm bsdgs!_m&toms 3_3: d3s:_pp_e;yre_tl an sva n new n . .

__~._I_onN LmDmm1s, 711 Lynch Street, s . n, ss. _ 'lehzorouon Vinol is lo successful in

such cases is becsgx the active medic- iM| ftmglples of liver oil contained

... ‘ - and

:.';,,i’ii:'..,':r.‘;l.'im:.'s‘.°..“.i.':.i:..... and niosoliliwbllevthe tonic iron und l,'."" ’€,"'§.§‘i, '°"~ ,‘1°.f"'£5§'$iln‘lh§”.Z

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iifood l ‘the sysxam, thin' rntorin

MT” itfeaiein _ was-waixgneflf ""il‘§Tf‘i‘»' 3. s'ff»b°r8°3" M “em

Shaw; sollg. Mr. (,‘. A. Parker; rccita-l

by M-i~."'Everett_Johnston. of ilrook-'

with the Expeditionary Force. Among thc oats donated by Mr. Johnston, he placod apples. with a note asking for an acknowledgement irom whoever happened to get tlio oats. and a short tliiic ago he received the followliig let-

wlio nctunlly nte one of the ap ics and

clated.

Sergeant \\', lirond. No. .4 .t‘onipany. A. S. (.`,,< ~ titli illvlsiolinl Traiii,

addressed you right. The above is the address ol' the person who actually ine ine upon-__ ti was mute on rlsllt- tliauks. The oats

hdrsas'-of oilr unit.

tliom I ilon't doubt. Or awfully patriotic of you

to the Old Country, appreciate it. We shout in the mud.

lti the trenches must

time or it.- Oi'

eil fairly time. on

' always

‘ Fox MEETING-'rits “mx partial ment " committee' continued their- ' business yesterday morning after sd~ lourninent from the atternoon ~bs(orc_. They sat from 10 a.m. uiltll 6 p.m. with ob course an interval for dinner. _Con- siderable work was done and thei.Coni- mittee adjourned at 6 o'clock-.toiinact again this morning. Mr J.. E. ll McCready is chairman of tlleicon- ference. '

The following letters have been r`|'-' ceived` by Mrs. W. _D. liicliityre, iio\v ' ot‘.Soin'ervilie, Mass., and fqrnlorly it! Charlottetown. One is lroni_hei'lsol1' Williaiu, and the other from tl _lady residing tn London. 'Iflie'_ litter. _ though of.German birth. lias_a'_brot_he';j lighting lu the British :iriily':-'-

Lark llill, _`_'_‘_‘ “

~ . 1 Salisbury Plain, _-lfiiighiilll. Dear lliotlier: '_ .`,""_

We have been liavliig fearful westli-_

er, rain all the time, and sul-li tnhll.' I ani sure IL would sooner have '_ _the- Cunadiaii winter-any tinie.. Our h_o':t_- oitals have beeiuiilled .up _all the llinr-__ and u number of fellows.liavc llie`d,'.’ Pretty tough-.luck, for they hail not

even boon tu the front. -_ ' .`

Some of our fellows arc. across at

tlie__front now_ltnd thc rest are suro to go this month as wo were told -‘ast._;uiglit by our colonel tluit Lord Kitchener had given orders for us to be across before--tho end ot' January, Yon ni_ay;be sure that it liusclieoreil

us,up.ii lot. _ _

_l- was lucky-enougli to get all iiivl-

tation to a home in London for Christ- mas and had a lovely time. I had my 'Jhrist.tuas.d,iniior in a Gerinan fauiily. It seems funny, .but my friend Trui,e':. sistei‘_i_s_ iiiarried to a. iiatllrallzed Ger- vnan's son. He is a fine old man and feels very deeply-.over this war. Ho

carefully he had come round to in

Willy. where did you spring iroiii?" I 0

as»to see_Eric Vlfarburtoll. Ile is in g

'ind ii Canlerou from Montague has n

‘-iorse. 'l`hey are at the i`roiii.. S

A fellow by the name ot' Gordon I

"rom Montague. soil oi' Mr. Gordon ‘vlio formerly kept thc post oiiitr there. canie to see me llic other day. 'ind showed nic a letter from his motli» er. telling him that llirs. Jolinstoiit- ‘tad a gralidsoll in the Canadian coil-

‘lappcned that I was iii the some regi- ,_ *nent as lie. I hoped to have speiii ".hrii<tlnas with you lliis year, blit iii- (

l~`roni your loving soil _ _

LETTER N0. 2.'

been very happy to entertain during a

hal -lic had spent a iion`iel`_v Clirlstlnas. ll `n_a family, circle, und I liave'iio doubt

inllr son und my brother cllllslcil to

were.alread_\- acquainted alid tliey-leltih me they hav:-_ been like brothers cvi-_r b

lry-ing upon llin satiio-f"\u'v€‘cll"lioiiii~ il

hc;‘pl'ivatlolls and strictures of'nill-""

‘spolialli so in tlic t.ist~ ol \Qur boy

'oft in better conditloil antl‘wished.ni-t- ‘ ‘o say io 'you that liliiftlhrisiiiins wits' '- ipcii-i liappily ivilli l|‘s. 3 '-1 ~ Lei mo tell _von that we: a`iid'iill 'of' iur friends who niet your :ion.°"i`ollllrl 'iiiii li tlioroughly liicc felfiowfnen glin- lenian, in short. ' _ ' I coiisldcr him iortlliiate ~li'i_ having

sol-llred my brolllcr's frleildsliip. for 'i’ l know zillytlllng ul' Artltur' 'l`i°ulo. ‘ie will stand by a frleiid‘_at 'any cost lust as long as opportunity allows ‘iiln_ llc is :i dozen yours V\'illliuu`s iculor. :i soliicwliilt unusual type ot' mall, but lic il* Hood. and you can rest assllrcd your bo_v is in good ‘

liuuds while' they remain together.

I wall! to very syniplitliotically ex-

prrnn tlio 'hope that you will regain your son nolllid ol' life und limb when tliisdisastrous war is over. These

fellows are fully alive to the risks' they are taking, and they take iheni

clieerfully. /:'

.Lani happy to know your sou,

_ Yours truly.

-ll\irs.l A. M. i{i`tl7Gi<Jll.

_'Fha following letter was received

tleld, l'. E. I., from Sergeant Broad.

;er wlilcl\"spcsiks'for itself ami tells

'iow the same was enjoyed and appre- lo

_I _.._

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ilrittsli lsixpotlitioiiary Force.

Dear Mr. Jolmstnii:-I. hope I imvc fr

used by the

oiiloyetl

it is of give homo ro

li'

your sionaytd I T

drllllnv

told me that at the first oi the war hir. "' _ _ ___ __ sympathy. was naturally with the Ger~ where it is taken over by the regl1H€l_\ » mans, ,but after studying everything an uted bv tlieni 1"raUliL'H|Y 0

~ .-.'i_T,

~ »'

_ _ _ _ _ _ . . - ‘ ‘

,- _ __ As '._Shown at the-Vitagvaph _Theatre New Y_0i’k _ g

The story is wovenl arfotind a beautiful Niiiilist, who in order to get by the 'Secret

. Thief Broadway __S__tar Feature - __

lillilsnlt stills.. _ “ MY '°FFwIALli WIFE ,Q

*rn ~s1vs"».'i>A~R1=s`i _ _ '

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1-» 1 Pom-_e of Ru'Sgia'.;i_ndn¢és an American -to introduce her as his' wifef. ` -. ~ Following their arrival in Sc. Petersburg, aser_ies‘_of startling adventures,

occur culminating, in the blo‘win`g't'i`p of the yacht on which, the _ _ N-ihiiist attempts to escape, by a torpedo boat. _ '

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red, pounded iii stone nlortars, heat- ruler who is t_lie_ _clllliiiliation of um tl, pressed, and filtered, to separate generutlolls of iron lneii that are rc- ut the tallow, \vlilcli is used for clln- sponsible for the spirit. ol' inilitarlsni

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way of thinking, and since the Huns' lsiaps from shell tire. The troops 0\‘l_dl“5 “mi “°“"mak'" murders at Scarborough he felt _no he,-it ure, generally spfrakilll-1. “'0ll‘ more sympathy for them. cared tor. Food and _clotlllllg “V0

\Vliile walking up the Stralid in very pleiitiilll and the people at home

that appropriated the gun that was

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Tlie common coconnut ot' coinnierce niadc in the house that l(rupp»buil(_ llicli is, with one exception, tho rgcst of all seeds. is iiilicli more ily than is generally supposed, its

*ever got such a surprise in my llt`c mwtlii-i on end, still as long its we are

‘onio British regiment. lioy Leitch we are and ii jolly sight nlorc, tool, ‘las a commission in the Serbian army tht-ro lim‘t much sense lil gruiubliul§-

coliiiiiissioii in the King Edwartl':: i~_;1ort\stiiig. but I aiu an awt`llIl,\‘ l>0U_1`

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London a fellow came up lilid- tapped ,-_.mt no end of cigarettes and c0lllf0\`lS " me on the shoulder and said "Hello to me Of course, lt is a bit iiioiiotoii-

ns. stuck in one place for l"`8"filf11lli’

ivliig them as good as we t-201 (which

I ani sorrv that this letter lsn`t more

(nm. even at the best ot times. so

best chuck it and _reniain.

Yours laltliiully, _

W. B110.-\ll. bt‘l"i§l-

_ __ From An Afri-

enty per cent. of fat. When the ker-l ncls ure tukeli out of the shells, boil- _ eil, broken in rnortars and pressed, l

"meat" containing from sixty to scv- J~

P. MORGAN »<Nows No'rH|Nc

or LABOUR.

Nlnv vous. r-ei.. .1__i_ i-_ tional,

tllcre results ti milky mass. which, be- lL‘=§lll'i'lll£ llt'-F0 |>€|`0I‘0 U10 lli'lluir\~ ing liealcd iii puns; gives up'tlio oil- l’0_ the latter rising to tlie surt`a'ce and ’"lS“l0ll U" lllllllrllritll relations into be ng skllulued oil This ft is ‘Loc the great Dl‘i|"l\\|1T0l)l" |`0\mdali0llS.

i ~ - »1 _' ‘ » -

oanut butler." lleelned. in the tropics. H"

most aduiiral for ullnientary purposes. di’

liini- cocoa butter," so widely used for Si' _ ointinents and polnades, as well as ln “'iU1€"'“~ “ MF Ul\¥£‘Flll.\'€I‘ Stihl 'that

ing conducted _by the Federal Coni.

1| the cause ct' industi-.ial unrest, nietl that his banking firm domin_

(‘o¢~oanut butter. of course. should fl_¢*~‘§l ti h_alt' or the riiiifoadg in the no lneans bc coiiftiscd with the faill- Lmmd mates' "S was allffgell bv

mucl llliterniycr when he was it

tingent by the name ot' Mcliityre. it of

iuaiiitancc with such prodilcts, llli_l in

stczi;l__;:)t__tli§tt____l have it in London. » _ Eurollc. several ot' them, tit-rivcd i`ron‘ poratllrcs. takes' the form of at hard,

, ‘ _ d

.» D f ` _ > ; 3' __ slightly _vcllowlsli substance.

' *~l'~ considerable quantities and it is n_\ 1- }ilLI.Y. dent, that their einployinent is ilestiit

ed heron. it-,ng to he grf>atl_v 1-xt_t~iidcll.

._ sia liutyracea grows wild on the wcst

Detlr l\flatlu.ine:- coast. of Africa. il is called “sl_iczi but-

l am writing you at tile suggestion ter." and is derived, by pounding and if your son william, whom 'we inive pressing. from thc >=f‘U‘l‘~'- “'l"‘*" “ff”

‘lie Christmas holidays, |-lf; fplt .ip slicll encloses it kcrilol wliicll, iliider t would be gratifying for -you to know thc llli<=ruH<'0i>c. is lvlllltl 'U "0 1'0"*

'llc knowledge will :ifforil fybn plea. When this oil has bl-on extracted in

tary.c_anip lii'c for tlio< -‘c'oiiii'o'r`t and -lb' 'ease ol' a lionlc, and I tliiiik"t_`liis was - 2 ' , ` _,iv -_ - _' »`l~1.--

mace. r All iiutnicgl~ that .irc broken or dam

3 _. I , . _ v ` _ _

l . "; ` ` " A R . `

lug iillli7cd for coslimiic and mcdicili

-_ ° Market fora °

:il pllrposes. in which coiiiiectltiir it _' _ _ ; __ _ _ ' _ is worth lvvllllmlills "'84 “_ fi'-"OW-V Thei'e’s some points no intelligent man can overlook ln int known us American nutmeg blit- ter is obtained from n nearly rela.te_tl

species of tree in South America. " ’

"palm butter," which l`s‘derived from the fruits of the oil palm._Eiaeis guin- eeiisis-n treo originally' native to Guinea, ln Africa, but u w extensive-

ilidios. 'l`lic plum-like fruit, rosein- bliiig thc olivc in colislsttmcy. un inch

grow lu thick clusters. Usually they ure gatlicrotl and ullowcd to becoiiie

ure critslictl lil mortar:-i und wruiig in bugs, in sepuraltr thc oil-_--tlio Iuller being derived from the llllosll ol! tho

consistency of cow's liuttur, is lirlgha orange-yellow in color, and poiiscsos .an sgrooablo odor of violets. if ox- . posed to thc air. however. its color soon fades and the smell- becomes dili- agreesblo. it in very good to ont, The fruit kernols yield another 'lilnd ol oil, which is llkewlso odlhle. null- high-

carl Tree.

llow many people have owl' iicuru vegetable butter? And how abollt_ (

allow is ohtiiiucd from trees.’_ _ We. in this country. have llttli-_ nc-

iflereut s cries oi' trees, :irc u'-'eil ill

A tree kiiowii lo Iiotuiiists as Pills-

bout three inches long. ’l`|ic thick

osefl of thin wall cells nliliostueiilire- _,_ illled with minute t-lloliulcs ot oil.

Tl-ns is ri-is House 7**

tho inanufacturo of soap. Cocoa Init- Kuhn' lffmb mill U0"lI>lill.\‘ lilltl J. P. ter is a by-prorlllct ol' the inaliufnctllre MUVHUU ‘-'0UU`0ll0l| Drlltfllttllly all the oi' cocoa from the chocolate bean. m""°"l|S in U16 <‘0lH1tl‘\'.

‘liocoliitc. for eating purposes, con- _ -.anis all thc oil oi' thc bean, but cocoa ‘ll is the siinlc thing with nlost ol’ tile oil 'fd-

venioved. Tlils fat. at ordinary teln-

“Wo col'tniilI_\' do not control lialt` tlio_ railrouds,’_' Mr Morgan assert-

_ 'lite idea sccliicll to amuse lllni, oi' lic liiugliorl and continued: “I ~IiouId like to tlliiik that wo did."

Mr Morgan confessed his lack ot'

fnowledge rcgartiing_ labour condi- tions ill the corporations oi' which he

ai director. Some of the questions

1-HAT Kgupp 5U||_T out to liiln by thc Crlliiliiissioners

tl"rt_»ni thc Ncw York Lii`t-I

This is thc house that lirllpp built. This is the gun that was inlulc in

hc hcllsc illilq Krnpp huill..

This is till' spirit of inllitnrislii tllnt ppropriatcd tim gllll that was iundc

‘In thi- house tliut Iirupp built.

"l`ii<~».-e url' the gelii-ratloiis ol' iron

sure ' _ ' - ‘_ _ tlie-luaiiiici' above dest-rlhcll, it Iliff! H- -ml." lim, . __ _, '_.»| |,.

_' = ' ` ` ' 1

_ irc re\pun~li for the

oilsistcllcv ol ordin:il‘\ butter. with ,im 0|- ri

»» ~ '_ : si miila.iitl:lttpr ‘itil

gether at liytion, li. C., wlierc they-':u`:agreenl»lo smell likt- tlint. oitizhoc- U _ ,__ q_' 1 .‘ I’ "pr" "

._ _ _ _ _ li* i-'llll ‘uit wus lliadtl lil the holisl

nie airs: it is lliznt green-111 »nni lminn linin. ._ ut H00" tumg nlinm.-1 wliltv- 'I`lil:-' is tilt' ruler who is llic t-ul

.=iao<~.in-ingln ine sanistsiit-situ owl. only is-it <-.wilt-ll' f~>r.‘¢'=\ll'\»=» ill" -,

rst-class soapninl <-:iiitllixi llrc -llihdo H

iid iii_(llliniill null Brazil. ll-_ _is ngictl Q

who had a lliistv cold upon Irlm at tht- 01111 lilfire Si'-fill' ill ‘|1050 <`Ul\"U"l’_>`- mi' ii _ U u on U oinnieiltelucni of the liolldayl H. <_liir\_llY mf lllflkllll-C Vallllllfti 1\1\t1` SUHP- UH. qglwmt' -of -- _

_ _ ___ _ 4,, ions lion lncli illtit. ure

lic ;scotl_i(4_. wlilcli n_re (;_l`-__ltl_l‘l~0“;*__f_‘_'_' .`¢-cyionsllilc for the spirit of illiliinl

.t I ‘

toni' u llvl' ""l\`» U- ' ~-" ' . isnt that iliiroirlulcll the 'un iliii 'l_lic_v :irc l>t`uk'=n :intl bullllll ill"‘ _mt was ililiiit- l|l‘tl\clllnlsc l(t'll|ll:`livctl.` HUDUFM-95 UU( "5 ll -V""0W |"“'l"r' “'h“‘h Tliesc ure tile cnlliitl'it--it itll ' bleed has a slightly hitter instli. dun. cur- im, and ml." ,hm “.___r__ w,._,__k_,_| by iolisly cllflllgll. I0 11 Sllllill ‘l"““'l'7" "f thi- war ilnii from slit-'cr are-+-tl was strycllnine. Till-“. however. ullilfe' born tliutwas wa .l I _l ~ - _'

viuntiuil ol' the gteilcriltiolts ul iroli it-n that are rospoiisiblv forthe

verc""”r-V g|“‘H°"°x"’h“"g'3 f'd"‘it‘¥`|"I‘-""(’°'°\Q,'l__:i't1 ig 'known' "__ ..(.mh_w(_0_‘ '|__.l_._-.s‘_pirlt of _r_uillturlsm that nppropriiitctl

- ' _ _ ° ie gnu t 'it w'l.-4 llllltlc lil thc house

w“ is derived from seeds ol tht-_ ifrub um! |\-mm] huiik _ U""”- (`“"*l?" "“la"““S.'”'.whmhi“ww” "l`hii-: is llitf wnlr llllll l`l‘oli| shi-ei'

rvcil was born tliut was waged b' ll- rnlcr who is the cull ill ti I

rl l l ngol boiling so gm W t ll 'uk'

remove ly proo c .

ly » ' » . who is tilt- clilnilu iltiou of thc .gen- tlllit thc |>Utl0l‘ lH_fUl“|¢`l""l "‘""l ~ -rations ut` iron nicu who nrt- rcspoii-

Nllllllclr lillillff' "UWC" f"’"’ fm silllc for the spirit ot' liillitnrlsiii that

seeds of thc well-knowii niitniog too .wm.0m.m,,,d' HH, gun nm, was mud( with-li. <»llsIll_f\ll.\‘ lluliw I0 ll'\_‘ Wgll-V_ in nn- lnnn.-u nun Ki-uini built. /\l't'llllHl|ill-IU- |1i"““' "‘||‘l‘f*""‘l_"""_'."5 This is thc l`utlli'l\ ol' llnlrtul ~ un' ii' lcnl clilllllrlci-'. 'I`l|<\_ lrllli is Di tht- .. - . _ _

op 1,( urn oi lllc \ilrloli~, tountrics all

llislltlss pf ll iugacll. =lll<l_'Ilw§ llrilli-li’ _l»le<»dlni< and torn that wt-|-o wi-ol-ko. seed which is iiicllisctl lil it carliiliio- by tm, war that fwm 5|,,.f._l. greg( lllletl 0li\'cl0lll‘~ |l\f‘ S"ff<| lf* ill” ‘l“_l' was born tlnii \vus,\\'agetl by tlicl nies' nt' coniuicrcc. and the cll\'c|0l>P. IS

it 'I ' ‘

,~ippcul'etl in aiuusc lilin. Séveral times he lnuglied to liimseli' bcforc ,‘.uis\veriug. into other replies he ‘,ulid\vlslicll chuckles between his words.

Tlil~ ntlircrs ol' corporaliolis as ex-

oclitivo ollitfiiils were rospolislble for ‘nhollr collditioiis niiiotig the mn- ‘ilo_vet~s, Mr Morgan (lcclarctl. Ho was 'n t'u\-'our oi' the " opt-n shop," and con- iidercd tlnlt in lnbour disputes thc ilnployt-_r sliullld "‘ play tho part ol' any lcccnt. man." Pliilaiitliroplt: foullda- ‘ions had tlonc collsitlcrzllilt: good, lic bclicvt-tl. _ ' _T __ s'

_ .

Pc-Pi-:'s PRAYER ‘Pos PEACE

szizso. `

PARIS. l"cll.,3,-~I’crloili<-ails coil- aining the tt-xt ol' Pope Bcnedict's lrayor for pcm-c. w_liit~h he lilidfdlroct- ul slninlil ln- rf-.ni in nfl chllrclics oil Teh. T, \\'t-rv :ai-i:'.t-tl on Suluiuy hy till* iolicn oi' tin- in-pilrliiiciil oi' tho Seine, tw ortlinimo llin l-‘ignro.' 'l`llo lnridelit :ns .-'tion :it-tilt-ii, lmivt-w~l‘. ui]lci‘ ex- ilaiizlllolis hull licu given llic itlllhorl- ii-.-i by t'lirllinal .\u\ntt`c. .'\rt-libisliop il' l'uris_ ninl tht- cliilnirgo was willi- iriiwii.

'l`lic uiolivcs lol' tlic seizure were

iot aiiiioiiiit-cd, bill it is _liellcvcd the Figilro says, that thc *Govt-_rllliielit 'cured till: c.\'pi‘e.~'sinl\ oi' hope for till -tirly pence mlgllt be _inlsiiiterpreteil ~i_v the public und linvc ii depressing

.iifect upon opinion.

fi I _

_lu Europe at the present time are anutsctured great ‘quantities of

cultivated in Brazil .ntznl the West

ng and in color to vurnillllon red.

'cr-ripe, in heaps. wlicrciwoii they

uit. , - '- -~ Wlinn thc ull in frcsli. li llns_ Ili .

nultsblo for pharmaceutical pur-

lallowff 1ili`.il,=`_ thotsnodn ot ri iwhlcii -is’ cul-

ltaly 1

god in inserts nie roasted 1.,roi;nd

ml pressed, to get tlif- precious nt A Y- h nliicli. ln the win. is nov/_ maulifuc t e ured ill cvci\ toiintiv in Europe, ho

selecting 21 Motor-there’s some cold`facts that command-

course you do

~ mg all partifgstt ng an even _andy iconomlcal supply of oi no dang- er, no waste:-_

Besides dll these' ad-

vantages-,t ef'Ir_i1perial ` is tegulpped with the wori- -famed Improved Thermen Muffler!

Can’t we send you

acatalogue. lt’s yours for the asking. "

WRITE

Bruce`Sléwart`&

'rits IMPERIAL Mo'r_fo`R ~

is equipped with the best diecast babbitt; bearings, the famous Schebler Carburetor, all parts made’ to expensive gigs, interchangeable and accessible, tank lubrication insui'

attention - In the 6r_st place what do you want? Don’t you want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of